Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
Ko0tenai County Forests Sell Tor
Almost Double Their APP
praised Valuation.
RELEASE of l.. G, CHAPMAN.

snecIal Core p0mdence.


~ took place at RathdruTn. IN lN''-
tenai county. Day before N'SV. 'u ~.
,v,,u. the information concerning ''l'
s,,,, &c rneagcr and details arc "no"s
,a,Ia,c enough is learned Ff"m ."
short telegram 20 the governor re-
cciyed Yesterday to show THAI timber
anpraised at slos.o9o sold at pupl,0
auction for 100000 almost Nou"'e
.hc appraised valuation, 4,
iT1,n -rpre sentat ives OF Inc slh4t W
ma king the appraisemenlS SET an ""
Grnfo prica uDpn tho unDeF' uv1 w.
der the stress OF coHgeuNNe plWu ,,.l'
uriras were shot far Beyond eNl'eIeI
,i,.ns This is considered the Dest SalS
NE 15nbcr ever made in the hl5IorE ol
the state t, i,t ~
state land and timber We're ns P55,,5
1or the Same. however was IN w tnt
ynnsrasi 20 that above noted' Muct
ar tho land sold for the price OF 1Ir
nrpra sement, $40 per acre, Whit
other tracts were run np 10 ~ EI
arrc In the sale the state oispVsLu
IN $500 acres of agricultural laln
tho acreage IN timber is not !St
known IN all, the sale broug'l a.
the state the sum OF $S9,VE9, Melc"
Win The interest which Will have ac-
!
something over Sl00-OpV'
JUDGE BEATTY oyERRULEp-
The first step toward the nnravei-
Ing of the tAngle caused by me re-
rrnt session of the grand jury IN tlis
CITY was taken yesterday by Clrcihl
Nudge Gilbert OF Portland in his Order
Ia release l.. q. Chapman from the
AGa county Jail, whittier he was sent
by order of United States Dist Juusc
Beatty some two weeks ago on
charge Of contempt of court, pcca-
stoned by his refusal 10 deliver over
t.. the unlimited inspection Of the
grand Jury the books and records OF
tiin Barber Lumber COMPANY OF
which he was yhe manager This &C
tlOr of the judge Of the United states
circuit court ~ in compliance wltn
the writ OF haDeas corpus prayed Lof
by MIR Chapman.
Judge Gilbert holds that she de-
PENDANT is entitled 10 the protection
OF the NTH amendment to the CON
Stltutlon OF the United St0tos. whlch
savs that no man shall be compelled
to- give testimony against himself
Under this provision, says the nudge
Chapman was justified in refusing to
deliver the company's books on the
ground that to do so might compel
him to furnish evidence 10 inclfminate
himself,
The case was argued before Judge
tsileDrl last week ny UNITED otHlSh
Atty Bristol for the government and
Atty Lytteton Price II A. a. Frazer
for the defense
In his decision Judge Gilbert dad
not touch upon any other points OF
the case
The news reached Boise yesterday aft
ternoon by wire from Portland, and
Mfr, Chairman Was released from the
Jail at CLIO last evening by order ot
States Marshal Rounds communicate
Ing bv phone 10 sheriff Hodgln from
Tocatello
Among the best informed persons
here n Is the nrevnlent heller fhut
1be whole affair before the grand Jury
Mere viii ba called off Few now.
st,inl- ,hat tbo cborzoe a gainef soma .
tor Roroh win he sTstoineI Rcnorts
Sro,1 Nycsyins,,o,, where The senatcT
liuIH WusiLlie1ol, Mut,e the senu.ol
appear indicative of this. Reports this
, uT 1iow s5aS alr D th as we
,ra v4oe az vCnsties,te W ara tho rros-
W y, H., ,'e D. enc a.,