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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
OGDEN MAN WANTS
WRIT OF REVIEW
Although a NONRESIDENT, Judg-
ment is Taken Against Him
BY Justice Durand.

A petition for writ of certiorarl
was filed in the district court today By
Washington jenkins OF Ogden against
Justice of the Peace Charles r. Du-
rand OF Murray. Mrs. H. c. Smith. and
Francis c. Luke. In which II ~ asked
that the proceedings had by Durand in
the case of Mrs. Smith against Jen-
kins and wife be reviewed and that
the Judgment rendered therein be de-
clared null and void because of lack
OF jurisdiction OF the court.
II Is alleged that the suit was hled
by Luke and Mrs Smith on Oct 20,
1906, and Judgment was asked for s5s.
on Nov. 5 Jenkins illed objections TO
the jurisdiction of the court on the
ground that neither he nor his wife
were ever residents of Murray pre-
cinot and that the obligation sued up-
on did not arise In that precinct. Not
withstanding the objections. Durand,
on Jan. 2. 1907. rendered Judgment
against Jenkins and his wife for
5000 and the defendants IN this ac-
ton threaten 10 collect the said judg-
ment
ALLEGES ILLEGAL CONTRACT.
Jenkins further alleges that Mrs.
Smith has entered into contract with
Luke whereby she IL 10 give him a
certain percentage OF what he coll
ledts In the case and he Is to pay all
court costs. For that reason also he
claims that the judgment II invalid.
He asks that the Judgment be declar-
ed nun and void and that he be al
lowed s25 as attorneys fees and also
his costs In this proceeding,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20

the protection Of the Russian consulate,
but was circunvented by the precau-
lions taken by the Japanese,
HOW VIEWED All THE HAGUE.
Tho Hague, July 19.--The abdlca-
ton of the emperor of Korea was the
general topic Of conversation among
the delegates 10 the peace conference
today. A majority of them inclined
TO the belief that even IL the emperor
had been dethroned II should be COM
sidered an Indispensable measure to
give the Japanese a free hand In es-
tablishing n modern system for de-
yeloping the resources of Korea.
VI Sang Sui, ex-premier OF Korea.
who is here with the Korean delega-
ton which was denied recognition by
President Nelidoff, after reading tho
Associated Press dispatch announcing
the abdication. said:
1T Is another Japanese infany
which 20,e00,o0O Koreans soon Will
avenge.'
One plenipotentiary who Is skep-
teal about the work of the peace con-
gress observed: The abdication of
the emperor is the only result yet at
tanned by the conference"
There is some dissatisfaction notice.
able on the lack of progress by the
conference, especially toward tho Brit
ish delegation, which by its con-com-
initial attitude during the discussion.
not only delays the york, but tends
toward the retrogresslve on most
points
Approval is expressed by the dele
gates of the speech OF Gen. Horace
Porter. American. during the after
noon session. when he demonstrated
that the adoption of proposal by
Lord Reay. Great Britain. that neutral
vessels furnishing provisions to belllg-
erents should he captured. would mean
the placing Of all neutral merchant
men at the mercy of any belllgerent
warship.
The Panama delegation today In
formed President Nelidoff of its de-
sire to change its vote OF July Z on
the American proposition regarding
the inviolablity OF private property
at sea favorable to the proposition.
This action approves the proposition
by vote of % against 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
SUMMONS.

In tho Third Judicial District Court
Of the State OF Utah, in and for the
County of Salt Lake. Utah Savings y
trust Company, corporation ana
Heber NJ. Wells, Trustee, Plaintiffs, vs.
{. o. Janson, Ida a, Ianson, Barton
snarr. Job Harker, i. II. Harker Pho.
neer Nursery Company, a corporation
John A. Johnson, Mrs. John A. john
son, Giles American Mercantile Agency
a. corporation, Western Loan A. say
n,ss company. a corporation l. "
fendants.
The state OF Utah to the said plain.
TINS and the said defendant 9
~ hanson, Ida A. Janson. j.
~ Harker. Job Harkor, Plo-
neer Nursery Company, q corporation,
John \. Johnson. Mrs. John A. John
son, Giles American Mercantile Agency
a. corporation. Western Loan & say
ins company, q corporation, l.. Y, MeT
Emerson and Salt Lake County
ion are hereby summoned TO appen.
within twenty days after the service OF
ms summons upon you, X served Win
~ he county IN which this action .
brought, otherwise. Within thirty day'
aiier service, and defend the above en-
Titled action. brought by the defendant
Barton snarr by HIS cross-complaln',
which has been filed with the clerk y
said court, and IN the case Of VOW
failure 50 to DO. Judgment will be reh'
derod against You according 10 me az
ma nd OF the Aeld cross-complaint
This action by the defendants efpt.
complaint has been brought 20 rccols
n Judgment foreclosInp said defendnlll
mortgage on the lan1 DESCRIBED IN ~
crosa-complaint,
HAMER n BUCKLE,
Attorneys for Defendant. Barton sna.'
Y. O. Address; i22 Mccormick Fuhn'
Ing, Salt Lake city. Utah.
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LATE LOCALS.

standards for Monumcnt--The new
electric light standards at tho FL
oneer monument are being completed.
,'ney make handsome appearance
! &. Craig ul---Archftect ]. c. Craig
IL comm "A to his house with tonsiiitls,
an ailment that Is very prevalent In
this city at present.
Final Rehearsal OF ''Hiawatha'--
The members Of the festival chorus
are requested to meet at the taber-
nncle Sunday afternoon at 3:45 for
lfaI rehearsal of "Hiawatha.'
New Deputy Appointcd--County
Atty. willard Hanson has appointed
Atty II. A. McBroofn as deputy TO
act during the absence OF Asst. Coun-
~ Atty. Job F. Lyon. VINO IS now on
his vacation. Mr.. McBroom entered
ut,on the duties OF the Office today.
viii Speak mt Sugar Householder
Ueber j. Grant, OF the quorum OF
twelve apostles, and Elder b. Il. Grant
will speak in the Sugar House ward
assembly rooms Sunday evening, July
2I. at $50 D. m. Miss Edith Grant
Will render n vocal solo during the
evening. General public invited.
Amends Articles--The First Church
OF Christ Scientist Of Ogden filed an
amendment to Its articles OF incor-
poratjon with the secretary OF state
Today BIZ which the number OF trustees
and officers of the church is changed
and also the date of holding the reg
ular annual meeting is changed.
For Extra Cars--The management
OF the Wandamere Chautauqua and
the street railway management ar
ranged this fiorhins for extra car
service 20 the resort during the even-
ings Of the coming week. Supt Hunt
will have as mapy extra cars ready
as the size OF tho crowds In attendance
calls for.
Back From q. 4. Convention--Hon.
C. H. Marks and wife. Rowland Num-
ford and Arthur Bowen have return
ed from Seattle where they went as
delegates to the interpational conven-
ton of the United Society OF Christian
Erdeayor. Mr.. MARKS says In his es-
timation. It was the most successful
convention ever held by the society
because of the remarkable uplifting
influence II exerted.
Tailor Shop Burglarixcd--The tailor
shop of John Dubei on West Second
South street, was burglarized about
D o'clock last night and IL pairs Of
trousers stolen. The burglary was
discovered shortly after . o'clock and
the police department notified. An
investigation was made but no culs
was discovered by the detectives. The
thieves gained entrance by pryinE
open n rear window and then UNI
locking the rear door. so far as
known nothing but the trousers was
taken.
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of Lots l and 8, Section 10 and In,
Section H. said Township and Range
TO point which Is West 9.25 chains
and North 1916 chains and North II
degrees West 1925 chains from the
Southeast corner OF Lot 3. Section II
aforesaid; thence from said last named
point South II degrees East LIS chains:
thence South 2 degrees Is min. West
g.l4 chains; thence South 81 degrees
East 7.S0 chains; thence South % de-
grees 80 min. West 7.73 chains, more or
less to a. point which Is South .45
chains and North rs degrees West 6. ss
chains from the southeast corner of
said lot 3, Section IL: thence South "a
degrees East on center of Road, 70 .si
chains; thence North 81 degrees East.
on center of said Road. 1850 chains
thence North 9 degrees West la.7O
chains, thence South SO degrees West
81 links; thence North 81 degrees West
so chains; thence North 80 degrees
West 2.25 chains; thence North I de-
grees East $50 chains. more or less, to
the point OF beginning.
Excepting. however. from the above
tract of land. the following:
Beginning at point 1862 chains
north from the southeast corner OF
lot 3, section IL. township SOUTH
range ] west, Salt Lake meridian. and
'Ahhsbe tiithSc hottAl . I. UtkIteS. ~
west 1.67 chains. thence north 80 de-
grees, 80 east 7.16 chains: thence
south 42ls degrees east 1874 chains;
thence south 20 degrees west All
chains; thence south 10 degrees west
chains; thence south 7S degrees west
2,25 chains. more or less to the point
of beginning.
The tract of land hereby conveyed
containing As acres. more or less. and
Is contained within the limits OF lots
] and 3. and the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter OF section H.
and In lot 3, and the northeast quarter
Of section IL. township south, range
] west. Salt Lake meridian,
Also conveying hereby all rights
privileges and appurtenances :horeun-
TO belonging and used In connection
Herewith. including all water and
water rights owned with and used
with said land and any water or
waterights that may hereafter be ac-
CURED ana used In connection with
said land OF any part thereof
RICHARDS. RICHARDS & FERRY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
p. Q. address. 422 Mccormick
Building, Salt Lake City. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
BUSY DAY SPENT
IN POLICE COURT
Difference in the Morning"
Crowd Pass in Review Be-
fore Judge Diehl.

Judge c. n. Dieh Of the criminal
division Of the city court began 8
o'clock sessions this morning. and was
confronted with an array OF blear-
eyed and sleepy DRINKS and vags.
10. Bawer, who sang, shrieked and
howled when arrested late yesterday
afternoon, was quite meek this morn
ing, He declared that he simply could
not remember the last time he was
up for drunkenness, but thought IL
was. less than week ago. Judge
Diehl gave Bawer three days in jail
to think the matter over.
young man giving the name OF
Joseph Smith was charged with the
larceny OF q bicycle. He pleaded
guilty and Asst. City Atty DAILY stat
ed that Smith had also stolen horse.
bride and saddle. The prosecutor also
stated that Smith was mentally I'M
balanced and suggested that an In
vestlagtion into his condition be
made. Judge Diehl continued the case
until Monday for the purpose of hav-
ing the man examined as TO his mem
tai condition.
Jane Doe DIXON, who claims Draper
as her home, was arrested last night
for drunkenness. When asked to plead
this morning, she said: Judge,
didn't take so very much. You see.
stubbed my toe. but IL you win give
me another chance - The court
gave her one more chance, and Jane
is oh her way home.
Anna Mesich, wife of Stanlsa Mesich
the Austrian In jail ON the charge OF
numbering Herman ObradovIch, was up
this morning for trial on the charge OF
petit larceny. 1t is alleged that she
stole from Mrs, Guy Cappucoio a pin
valued at SIS. Mrs. Cappuccio testi-
fed that when she missed the pin she
suspected Mrs Mesich, who worked for
her of stealing II.
Something told me to go up to Mrs.
Mesich's room and search for the PIN
said Mrs Cappuccio. Il don't know
why ! did. but something just told me
TO. l went straight to her room,
looked In a coat under the lining and
there ] found the PIN Mrs. cappuc-
clio could not say just how she was
told" to find the pin so quickly.
You had sort of supernatural
bunch then?' asked Mr.. DAILY. and Mrs.
Cappuccio answered in the Affirmative.
The case WAS continued for the pur-
pose Oh secuilnB hiiotleT NilneSs.
John Brown, charged with selling
jewelry without a license, was released
on his own recognlzance because the
complaining witnesses failed to appear.
The witnesses, Nellie Brown and Res-
sic King. were summoned to appear
before Judge Diehl this morning at Q
o'clock. They failed 10 put in an APP
pearance and an attachment was Issued
for them. When brought into court
ono of the women made the excuse
that she could not get up so early. ut
is impossible for me to get up before
1 or 3 O'Clock" she said. Judge Diehl
held them both In contempt of court
and fined each 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
TO GO AFTER MAIL
ORDER HOUSES
Utah Dealers Coming in from All
Directions to Attend
Meeting.
CONVENE THIS AFTERNOON.
''Patronizc Home Industry" Is the Cry
And Interesting Sessions Are Tx
pected--Gcneral Public Invited.

The meeting of Utah retail dealers
In all kinds of business was not held
this morning as announced, owing to
the late arrival OF number OF eastern
business men who Will participate in
the gathering. 1t Wiz be held at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon In Room LAT at
the Wilson hotel. About 400 merchants
are in from various outside cities and
each incoming local train is bring
has already outgrowh the aspect of n
small gathering OF Salt Lake dealers
but is u state convention with each
town and city represented by num-
Der OF delegates. Tho convention is
similar to those being held in almost ev-
cry state in the Union to start an agl-
tation against mail order" and cato
log houses. 1t Is In short a movement
to boom the "patronizing home indus
try idea In its widest, fullest sense
and for that reason has public sup
port The NJ. and NJ. A. has been In
strumental in bringing the Utah nier-
chants together.
1.-THE state is just waking up said
Manager c. A. Harris this morning In
the hotel lobby. Several hundred thou
sand dollars arc going out of this state
east and gets no better stuff in cx-
change than Is offered right here in this
state at the same prices. Good goods
at reasonable rI'ices' is Utah merchants
by-word. The big bargains shown in
the catalogs usually turn out to be
'frosts Good goods cost as much east
as they do west. Quality Is no cheaper
in one place than 1t is in another.
Utah Industries are becoming larger
and more varied every month and
goods are offered to the consumer IN
fhis state fresh from the factory. The
meeting this afternoon will be instruc-
live to anyone, not merchants and re-
tailers alone and if the general public
win attend, some startling things will
be learned regarding the treatment ac-
corded home industry
All retail associations will partlcl-
pate in the meeting and wholesale
houses may add their aid In making
the convention n big success.
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to two and one-half million dollar.
and they We're offered to the local mac -
pie at n figure under one and one hsi,
million dollars, the latter amount had
to be pledged at once, ana casa
payment of $4,000 had to be maae ~
bind the bargain. A local syndicata
of local business men raised Inc IA
900 and sent Mr.. Jones with Ii TO Roch-
ester some days ago. A message fron,
Mr.. Jones to Heber NJ. Wells, presidsnt
of the Utah Independent Telephona
company, states that the deal wIl hs
contaminated, which means thar tSe
local syndicate viii have to raise ths
balance of the big sum required tbs
largest payment being due in Octobar
and the remainder In December. me
local syndicate has already taken stem.
TO ally the Utah Independent COMPANY
with like concerns In idaho, Wyofnin,
and Montana, and with the reduction
they will be able to make in nxsd
charges, and the extensions OF the hus-
mess they will effect they are coma
dent that the bonds will 60 to bar IN
the near future, and that the stock az
the company Will be put on paying
basis.
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1t remained for Mcdonald to
give the public ehighestgrade
Chocolates in the world--Bitter
Sweets. If Chocolates cost $40
a pound the stanard Of quality
could not be raised. Although
a luxury Bitter Sweets sell at
only 4Oc and Soc the pound.
SO send her the best.
Independent Company Is
Controlled At Home.

The long drawn~out negotiations be-
tween the local stockholders OF the
Utah Independent Telephone company
and the Rochester capitalists who held
the control OF the stock and all the
bonds. have at length been terminated.
and the control hereafter win be held
absolutely at home, all the bonds and
stock held in the east having been ac-
ouired by local syndicate
News" readers are aware that the
United States Independent Telephone
company, the big eastern concern
which stood back of the local COM
pany, became financially involved
some time ago and that all its assets
were offered for sale. The American
Telegraph and Telephone company. the
parent OF the Rocky Mountain Bell, att
tempted to acquire the Independent se-
curities, but were prevented by an or
der OF court obtained by Elmer B,
Jones, manager OF the local concern,
The total amount of bonds and obli-
cations held in Rochester by the
United States company reached close
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
salt Lake County. State or Utah. in
and about the County OF Salt Lake.
Utah Savings and Trust company q
corporation. ana Heber NJ. Wells
tdustee, plaintiffs, Va G, o. Janson,
Ida A. Ianson, Barton Snarr. job
Harker j. IA. Harker. Pioneer Nurs-
cry company, corporation, John A.
Johnson, Mrs. John a. johnson Giles
American Mercantile agency, cor
poration; Western Loan and Savings
company, a corporation; l.. V. Me-
Pherson, and Salt Lake County. de-
PENDANTS.
The State OF Utah to the Said Defend
ahts.- you are hereby summoned to an
pear within twenty days utter service
or this summons upon you, IL served
within The county IN which this action
IL brought; otherwise within thirty DAYS
after service, and defend the above en-
Titled action, and In case OF your fail
ure 70 10 do, judgment VIII BIS rendered
against you according 10 the demand Of
the complaint which has been filed With
the clerk OF said court.
This action IL brought To- reeovcr :,
Judgment foreolosing a deed OF inns,
given by G. O. Janson and Ida A. jan
son, 70 Heber NJ. Wells. as trustee for.
the Utah Savings and Trust Company
upon the following described land sit-
ueted ~ salt Lake County. Utah.
Beginning at q point ON the South
line OF Lot l, Section II, Townshlp
South, Range West OF salf Lake Mo
riuihn, which IL II 80 chains West from
the Southeast corner OF said Lot /, ana
running thence North Degrees Ensi
$40 chains; thence South 81 degrees
West ,52 chains, more or less. 10 me
East Bank OF the Jordan River; thence
following the East Bank OF said River
southerly and Westerly along tho
Westerly and Nogtherly boundary lines
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT No. ls.

The Highland Mining and Milling
company, corporation, Location Of
mines. Cache county, Utah. Principal
place of business. Salt Lake City,
Utah Notice is hereby given. that
at meeting OF the directors Of the
Highland Mining and Milling com.
pany held July is. 1907, assessment
No, 16 of one a. cent per share was
levied on all the outstanding capital
stock OF the corporation. payable on
or before Aug. IT. 1907. to the secre.
tary and treasurer at his office. 1i3 I
street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess-
ment may remain unpaid on the said
nth day OF Aug, 1907. Will be deIn-
guent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. and unless payment Is re-
ceived before, Will be sold on Sept. 18Th.
1907, at O'clock p. M. at the Office OF
the Secretary and Treasurer. f13 I 81,
Salt Lake City. Utah, to pay the DELHI
duent assessment together with the cost
or advertising and expense OF sale
j. Il. ANDERSON. Secretary.
us r St.. salt Lake City Utah,
First publication. July Goth. 1907
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REDUCTION AUTHORIZED.
Interstate Commerce Commission APP
proves Scheme for Storing Coal

New York. July 20.--To stimulate the
purchase and shipment OF coal during
the summer months, when the greatest
number of cars for this purpose are
available, the Interstate commerce
commission. ~ the request OF the Union
Pacific railroad and the Oregon Short
Line have especially authorized re-
duction of % cents a ton on coal ship
ped to Washington, Idaho and Nevada
between July 10 and Sept. /.
For the last two months officials OF
the Hartman lines have been endeay-
orinE to induce western coal dealers to
make their shipments this summer In
order to avoid recurrence of last
winters fuel scarcity The difficulty
then In supplying coal to the western
states grew partly out Of shortage OF
equipment and partly from the fact
that orders were delayed until wealth
er conditions made freight movement
slow and difficult.
The Union Pacific therefore, took the
unusual step of applying to the inter-
state commerce commission to be al
lowed to make reduction In its rate
In order 10 get the cooperation Of deal
ers In shipping fuel now when the lines
are in good shape to handle II prompt
~.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the United
States weather bureau for tho p hours
ending at "a. m. today:
Temperature at 6 a. M. 60; maximum,
81; minimum. ss; mean, 10, which Is . de-
erees above normal.
Precipitation since the first OF the
the normal.
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since Jan. l. 3H Inches.
Relative humidity, "a per cent.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city md
Utah.
Generally fair tonight and Sunday.
r. j HYATT
Section Director.