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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-20
SUES BARBER COMPANY
TO CANCEL PATENTS
Over a Million Dollars Worth
of Timber Land Involved
in the Action.
Special TO The Tribune


BOISE, Idaho, April io.-Another
sensation has been added 10 Boise S
long list of developments The National
Government has just filed suit in the
Federal court against the Barber Lum-
ber company TO set aside and cancel
2l3 patents heretofore issued by the
Government for timber lands in Boise
county The land involved, consisting
of about 10000 acres, is estimated 10
he worth over million dollars, but for
which the Barber peonle paid only
100000. In addition to this there are
about 10000 acres Of timber land ac.
quired by the company, for which pat
ents have not yet been issued, and the
matter is to be held up by the land
office here subject to cancellation of
the entries by the department at Wash
ington.
The case is styled the United States
of America VS.. the Barber Lumber COM
pany, corporation, duly incorporated
under the laws of the State Of Wis
consin, John Kinkaid, Patrick Downs
and John l. Wells
1t is charged in the complaint that
this company fraudulently secured title
TO the lands involved. and asks TO have
the patents set aside that the lands
may revert to the Government, facts
covering which were no doubt brought
out through the grand jury investiga-
tions.
The lands covered in this suit and
the 10000 acres for which the company
expected patents would be issued to
cover. are practically all its holdings in
Idaho.
A dispatch from Washington to the
Capital News, says that when Calvin
Cobb of tn eStatesman, was in that
city recently he appealed to the Pres
ident to order the timber Investigations
in Idaho 10 stop. 1t SAYS that Cobb
argued that if the Investigations were
pushed ii would throw the regular Re,
publican organization of the State in
to confusion and would discredit the
stand taken by the President in the
last election when he sent Taft to
Idaho in the name of claw and ORDER
as well as have an effect on the Meyer
Haywood and Pettibone trial.
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Entries at Pimlico.
pecial to The Tribune.


BALTIMORE, April 19.-FolowIng are
First race five furlongs, selling-Dia-
mond. ia: Prince Brutus. 10: Preen.
1903, Tickle. 107; Bell Strome l07; Gun
ston, 10i: Rust. 100; Percentage. 100;
Bell Memo. 100; Turnover. 9o; Old Colony,
90; Black Flag, So.
Second race. four furlongs-Glortous
Betsy, 100. Profit, 100: Miss Marjorie, 100; ;
100: Oreodon. 100; BeGet, 100: Edith
Glenn, 100; Merryman, 100; Shlndy. 100;
Cartwheel 10.
Third race. mile. selling-Plantagenet,
l15; Winchester. ll2; Bowling Bridge. 1l2:
Peter Knight, 112; Warning. Ill; Thistle
do, ll0: Euripedcs. log; Azelina, 105 Alb
jure. 10l; Princess Royal 1Ol; Sally *.
50; Wabash Queen, So; Betsy Binford. 81.
Fourth race. Green Springs Valley
brook. l6o Kara. 162, Capt. Hayes. 1iS;
DR.. Keith 145: Aules, 145: Frank Som
mers. li3: Rocket, 40; CIarrette. 1873:
Papr!ka, 1873; Souvigny 1856; sir Tristan,
100
Fifth race. Baltimore cup. Ave and
half furlongs-Tom Lawson. 147: Quad
rifle. 1i4; Thomond, 144; The Cricket, 144;
Dream, 1+2; Bracing Breeze. l4l.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. Graziallo,
III: East End, ll8: Panique, ll3, No
Trumper, 112; Weirdsome. 1l2; Birming
ham St. Joseph. 10; Delphie, 10; Chippe-
wa. 10; Marksmans 1l0i Blue Pirate. llo;
Midas. 1l0.
1885, Edgely, 1O+; Cousin Kate l0i; Anna
Smith. 102: Ossineke, 1o2. Blackburn. 81,
Blue Dale. 92 Alegra. 80; Nioless, 90.
Sand Cracker. 81.
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Results at Aupeduct.

NEW YORK. April I9.-Thc results at
Aqucduct today were as follows:
First race six TurlouEs-Ed Ball won
MebouTn Nominee second; kiamcsha.
third. Time l.l5 20
Second race. six and a half furlongs-
Or Gardner. won, Heaslip, second: Mars
ter. third. Time. l.2l.
Third race. four and half furlongs-
Fresh. won, Youthful second. &, H.
Schlllng. third. Time. % 4-5 seconds.
Fourth race, the NrveDes stakes six
furlouSs-Okcpite. won; Dan Buhre. Soc
ond. Colonel Jack. third. Time. l:li.
Firth race. one mile-Molssy, won
Bclsuickcr. second, ocean Spray third.
Time. l:i3.
Sixth race. four and a half furlongs-
Lady isabel, won, Rosario second Blue
Ban. third. Time. IS seconds
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INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE
OF the World Is Now In Excess of
Twenty-SiX Billions.

WASHINGTON. April l9-The inter
national commerce of the world now on
ceeds S2b, 000. 600. 900, OF which Sl3. 500 600
600 Is imports and s12 500. 900 900 e~-
ports, according 10 n statement Issued
10y the bureau Of statistics OF the De-
partment OF Commerce and Labor today
OF the imports Of countries other than
the United States. II l-3 per cent are
drawn from this country, and OF their en-
ports % per cent are sent here.
The total imports OF the countries OF thor
than the United States arc given as SIP
5l3. l3. .O00. and the share OF these i'm
ports drawn from the United States as
81. I9S 3SS. 600 or 1877 per cent of the to-
tai. The total exports OF the count ries
other than the United States are given as
o.7SS, 1861 600. and the share sent TO the
United states as 81 .0Sl lis 900 or 9.5T
per cent OF the total.
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ALLEGED PLOT FOR
KILLING PRESIDENT
Anarchist Who Was Thrown
Down" Said to Have Re-
yealed Conspiracy.

:. r + = = !. !. + = = !. :, i. r j. + =
= NEWARK, \. J., April l9- :.
= An alleged plot on the part Of =
= Pennsylvania anarchists, who =
= arc said 10 have headquarters at =
= Hazelton. to asssssinate Presi- +
r dent Roosevelt is being invest +
:. igated by the United States !.
4 secret service. !.
- Information which led 70 the :.
i investigation was given to the !.
:. officers by Chief of Police Adams r
r few days ago just before he !.
r shot and killed himself The i.
= chief told the secret service Off =
i. cials that he obtained his in !.
= formation from Jan Bartula, =
+ who recently came here from :.
= Audenried, Pa, and who claims !.
= to he a member Of the band. He =
= said they had gone back on him =
= and II was with a desire 10 be =
= revenged on them that he expos :.
= ed the plot. He gave Adams the =
= names of several persons who, =
= he said, were implicated in the :.
= plot, and further said that Czol. =
= gosz, who asss ssinated President =
:. Mckinley, had been member =
= of the band. =
= Chief Flynn Of the New York :.
= district Of the United States =
:. secret service, has had several =
= men at work upon the case ever !.
= since the information was given =
= him by Chief Adams. They have =
= interviewed Bartula and he told =
= them practically the same story =.
= ! i = :; :: j. =. = = !. = !. !. - j. =.
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NUGENT WINS FEATURE,
Azusa Was Bid Up to $500 by Blalock
and Was Secured,

SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-The Fairy
Bird handicap. the feature of the card
az Oakland. resulted in victory for F.
Nugent, the fayorite, he beating Gemmel
in a drive. Native Son, the second
choice, was third, The favorites Jared
well. Agusa, winner of the second race,
Blalock and secured Richard Dwyer pre-
sided as starter and sent the fields away
In good shape.
First race four and half rurlongs-
Follie L., 100 (Gross), to |. won; TIL
linghast Ill FischeD, s, to o. second. /.
Swaggerlater, ia Uawrence), 70 l.
third. Time, 50 seconds. Brookleaf, Ban
Connie NJ. and Altar finished as named.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
Azusa, III (Fische-l, 10 3. won: Jezebel.
~ 5knappl. l6 70 l. third, Time.
Copsey, BERTHE a. Rose Pompom. Sacra-
mento Belle and Reba finished as named.
Third race. mile and 100 yards, selling
-Kogo, l07 (McRae). s TO 3, won: Fairy
street. 102 (J. Hayes). TO /, second:
Time, las Is. Peligroso. Alta Spa, Bo-
gum. Rose Cherry. Maia, Doc Craig and
Tonic finished as named.
Fourth race, Fairy Bird handicap. fu-
turity course-F. Nugent. 102 Gischer)
10 >. won; Gemmel. l0i Gross. . to l.
70 5: third. Time; 1903 4,5 Canidnqe,
and Babe Keife finished as named
Fifth race, mile and a quarter, selling
Nine Spot lo5 (Iiunter). 9 10 10. won;
Nabonassar 10 (BorelD. 70 1. second;
Rough Rider. loI 'Ui. SMITH. 10 To L.
third. Time. 2:O1 10. Lady Fashion
lras, Perry Wickes and Freeslas finished
as named,
Sixth race. five and half furlonGs-
Sanfara. lOi &C. RossJ l TO ? won: Ethel
Day lo5 G'ischer), . To ). second. Miss
Provo. l0i (BuNton), - to /. third. Time
1:07 5-5, Chicora Maid. Wildblossom
Homage. Princess Louise and Egyptian
Prince finished as named.
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Entries at Emeryville.
Special to Tho Tribune.

NpSS!dI " llo liibuNrs
OAKLAND, April l9.-Followine are the
entries at Emeryville for Saturday:
First race. thirteen -siXteenths Of n mile.
sellng-Wood Thorpe, ll2: The Repro
bate, 1G9; Bonnie Reg. l09, FL Chihuahua.
l09; Belvolr, l0s, Joe Goss, 109; Mimo.
lO9: Meada 107. Lord Nelson los: Fred
Bent, 106; Governor orman. l06; Titus H.,
10l
Second race. eleven -siXteenths Of n mile
Merry Sport. 121; The Lieutenant l2i !;
Gypsy King, 1lS; Sir Russell lis; Loetta
Gladstone, 116; Nappa, l09; kokomo. lo6 :;
Grace o., l04: kinders, l0i.
Third race. mile and oDe-half. selling
Talamund, 10: Byronerdale. l05. Rostol
1903, Adonis, l03 Elevation, los: toncasta,
l02; Nine Spot, loi; Watcrfure. sS; Ira
s.. Sc
Fourth race, handicap mile and a fur
long-Logistilla ll6; Edwin Gum, ~.
.Tocund. i0i; Ramus. l02; Fisher Boy. 95 +,
Earl Rogers. 90; Bryan. 93 Eduardo, 90.
edwin Gum and Earl Rogers, Walker
cntTy)
tros. l0g: Burlelgh. los. Roscoe. los:
Banposal. lO5; Royal Rogue. lo3. Monte
Lucille, i0i: Pal %; Darumd, 81, Blagg,
90: Sainrlda. SS.
Sixth race. mile and nifty yards-Pha-
laux, llS. Firm Foot. ll0. DOlinda, 10,
George z. McNear. 10: Reservation. 10.
Supreme Court. no. Boloman, l06; Burno-
lette LOT
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ANOTHER HITCH APPARENT.
Judge Howell Takes Hand in Double
Track Game at Ogden.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 1s.-Another hitch has
come up I'm the work of the Ogden Rapid
Transit company In its efforts TO double
track Canyon road from Washington ave
nue 10 Glenwood. Yesterday Judge How
ell who recently rendered the decision
dissolYing the restraining order against
the company, visited the street, and al
once sent out subpoena 10 CITY Ene!-
neer A. l.. Parker. calling him to the
locality. The court Instructed hin, that
me center OF the street was too high
and on his instructions Mr. Parker qsrn
an order that the street car comDanv's
tracks must be laid a an elevation above
the curb Of five inches, instead of nine
ana halt inches, as the road was grad
cd under the direction of the city cngi-
neer.
The result is that what work has been
done by The Ogden Rapid Transit com
and the improvement work is again srs
pended.
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CASE FINALLY DISMISSED.
Attorney Skeen Requests Court to Dis.
miss Case Against William Craig.

OGDEN, April iS.-On motion OF j. %
Skcen, who brought tho accusations
against the members OF the Ogden CITY
Council and who succeeded In ejeCtiug
TWO OF thcm from office Fred Chambers
and Robert Paine. the case against WI
liam Craig. the president OF tho Coun-
ell. has been dismissed In the District
court. In the trial court the ATTORNEY.
acquitted Craig on the same evidence
mat Chambers was convicted under.
Skeen, the prosecutor. appealed TO tho
supreme Court. The Supreme Court re-
Nersed the findings or the lower court
and ordered the case back FOR trial For
some reason SEeen has not called for il
on the various calendars since tina, time
and today made motion FOR its dis.
mIssal.
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COURT SPEAKS PLAINLY.
BUSINESS Men Should Know Com
ny s Scheme Was Not Practical

LEM, Kan. April l9.-!n announc-
81 81 eeelSipn TO appoint a receiver I'm
V1m Vnt bankruptcy for the Uncle
~" company today. Judge John &
hSN, III the United states District
= "ok occasion 90 dcnounce the
~d,.o ihe company as outlined i'm
uNctNslng rs "impracticabIa,'
W estate, which Is probably small
90 u u, VIII be conserved for tbe
o%eIs and the receiver i appoint
1if' ..,:I .n.Ir interests said Judge pol
:, Inc creditors are business mon
\ f,t'olu nave gone into the scheme
!, elI eyes open. Another busincsg
o snonld have known that TucEer's
Q nc, as outlined I'm his adyc,.tisi,,,,
~ ,n"pi1cucable. nv Whatever Is lcft
~ De h,pt together Tor tho stoclibold.
,SS OF whom arc poor aud unable
ted 80 ""'''E Nll'y nave
~ POLLOCK did no, name the reccK-
ljsttu evening, as had been cXnrcia,I
llp.ill probably do SO tomorrsyy n,,r,, v,,,', ,
unf V'e lcaVins FOR Kansas CITY.
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GOES TO THE WALL
l.Irt Grants Application for Receiver
Tor Uncle Sam Oil Company.

oPEkA. Kan. April l9.-Judgc J. G.
JOCK IN The United States District
II mere today announced that he
~ grant the petition OF complaining
Cfknoiders aud appoint q receiver for
4 uhcle sam OF company. whose sec
hlry treasurer. III. II. Tucker. Jr, was
sently indicted on a charge of using
mails To deiraud. The company has
'Ii11usahd stockholders. distributed
~ issued ON April last showed re-
N Is from sale OF stock OF sometime
= 1000. 900. ''''''e
&c receiver will be appointed urdc,.
: ipahkruptcy law. The application (or
sshr receiver was based on the fact that
..ssker and the other officers of the com
~ had made a general assignment or
!. the property Of the Uncle Sam com
4 10 three trustees. who were TO man
seHhd operate the property.
!, fie receiver is appointed Ia take
ss OF INC property 10 conserve the
<.ss OF sne creditors OF the company.
present he viii make no attcmpf TO
up The affairs of the couccr1,
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LAND GRAFTERS CAUGHT
Nebraska Men Who Tried to Defraud
Government Are Convicted

OMAHA. April lg,-Thomas NJ Hunt
ington. Ami = Todd and Fred lioyt wera
convicted I'm the United States court here
today on charges OF conspiracy 10 de-
fraud the Government out OF about hall
a million acres OF public lands In ShcT-
idau and Chcrry counties, Nebraska.
These mon were indicted Jointly with
Richards and Comstock, OF the Nebraska
Land and Cattle company, who were con-
victcd last fall
Huntington. who Is n banker at Cor
don. Ncb furnished tho money To pay
the expenses OF the cntrEmcn when gong
To file upon the land. Hoyt is partner
Of Huntington. and rs charged with haN-
ing paid the expenses OF five cntrymcn
and Of having given them the descriptions
of the land upon which they atter"ard
fled
Todd who IS from Denver procured the
old soldiers Of Iowa. Nebraska ana Illinois
TO place the fraudulent nltngs upon tho
homcStcads
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COMPLETE JURY LIST.
Jurors Selected for the May Term of
District Court at Ogden.
Special q The Tribune.

Special 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN. April ls.-The following Is
the jury for the May term OF the Second
judicial court:
Elijah Belts. West Weber: George w
bert r. Becker. Ogden; Jesse NJ Wilbnr
Eden Robert II. Wilson, Ogden; w. r.
Stewart. Warren; w. T.. Bingham, VIII
son, J. G Read, Ogden; NJ S Marriott.
Smyth. Howard Goddard. Ogden; d II.
Ellis, Wilson; W. r. Porterheld Frank
=. Woodcock. James II. Boatwright. AL
bert Bailey Paul w. Stecher o. 4. Ken
nedy. Ogden: stephen knight. Plain
City, Arthur G. Past William II. Drab-
bic. Ogden; Joseph Il. Storey. North Og.
den; Daniel Ragan, f. w. HotallinC. Gjs
H., Thorn. Joseph r. Richardson, Ogden;
John II. Warren. North Ogden
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WIN CAUSES EXCITEMENT.
Rhodes May Play for American Inter.
national Challenge Team.

NEW YORK, April 1o.-The victory of
Ia" American n. +. Rhodes. over A. w
Gore, the English eT-champion. In tho
cred court lawn tennis championship. has
caused a stir among some OF the influ-
ential local players II brought 10 light
the unofficial statement that n had been
said since the arrival Of Beais G, Wright
last sunday. thar Rhodes was "A possible
PLAYER for the American international
challenge team. Since the practical with
drawal OF Raymond -. Little II was said
that his chance had virtually become a
certainty and that Rhodes would take his
place with Wright and Karl II. Behr. .Ir..
when the TWO players arrived on the other
side OF tho contests,
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ST0CKMEN REBEL
Angry at Defeat of Old Secretary, Mon
tana Men Plan New Society.
pccial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
HELENA, Mont, April l9.-Alleg-
ing that underhand methods had been
resorted to in order 10 encompass the
defeat of W. g. Prcuitt as secretary of
the Montana Stockgrowers association,
whose convention has just been conclud
ed at Miles City. it is the intention of
n number of the leading cattlemcn i'm
mediatcly to form new society. Preu-
lit has been secretary for sixteen
years. and to defeat him, it is alleged,
the Miles City faction initiated seven
teen new members for tho purpose of
voting for the new secretary.
Preuitt was two weeks ago elected
secretary of the State board of live
stock commissioners, on whom the Leg
islaturc had conferred the principal
power and authority heretofore vested
in the association.
The new body will act in con junction
with the State board.
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Divorce Suit Filed

Special TO Tn" Tribune
OGDEN. April ls.-R divorce suit wax
MED IN the District court today by Eliza
beth {, B'amweil w. Francis NJ Rr1u-
Well IN which IL is cited that The coupi.
were married September L. 1905 at Sac
ramentO. Cal, both being residents OF
Weber county Utah, and that on tho
very next day. September l3 1905 The
defendant deserted the plaintirf aud has
ever since refused TO i've with Acr and
has not provided for her. She asks FOR
an absolute dissolution Of the matrirno.
NAL bonds and that her maiden name a,
Elizabeth &. Hadley be restored 10 her,
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BOOSTING EXCURSION.
Secretary Harris Doing Effective Work
Now at the Junction City.
laI % The Iribune.


OGDEN. April Is.-C. O Harris. sec
retary Of the Merchants and Afanufactur-
ers association Of Utah. was I'm Ogden
today. boosting the Get Acaualnted'' eX-
Surslon TO Logan on Wednesday, April
2t. Mr.. Harris met tho members Of the
Weber club today and conferred with
President John Pncree and with tho
business men OF Ogden, and he Is con-
WINGED that n large delegation OF Ogden
merchants and influential men viii ro
on the excursion. He hopes for more in
innate business relations between Brig
gathering
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MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
Services Held Over Remains of Miss
Richey at Ogden
Special 10 The Tribune

10
OGDEN. April 1S-Funeral services
over the remains of the late Miss Eme-
line Richey were held today from
Richcys funeral chapel. at . O'Clock This
afternoon. Rev Carver OF the First
Presbyterian church conducted the serv-
ices. and n choir furnished the music
There were many flowers. tributes from
tho many friends OF the family. Her
brothers, Albert +. and Walter are old
time residents OF ogden. The interment
was in Mountain View cemetery and
there WAS a large concourso OF friends
and mourners following the body 10 the
grave.
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mother ATTACK
,ON SENATOR DUBOIS
gan of Senator BOrah Driven
D Desperate Straits by Idaho
Situation.
FTENSE INDIGNATION
AROUSED BY PUBLICATION
rsistent Attempt Made TO Be
/ smirch Character of For
mer Senator.

.rfal - The Tribune.
ISOIsE, Ida. April l9.-The follow
4 is another alleged special dispatch
tbe Statesman Of this city from its
Ian Friday" at Washington:
aspecis Dispatch).
sswasbington, April lS.-Senator
lbois IS not making as great progress
n his anti Borah press stories as he
(, al the outset 4 Washington pa
= 10 which his statement was fur
hed last night saw that it was
.itical boost for Dubois, adroitly con-
ted TO turn a dirty political trick,
A refused to print il. Dubois has
in very active, however, among tho
;shing,on correspondents and has
yeeebed in getting a number of sto.
4 printed which are intended 10
~ mp Borah in bad light. His
. bifest purpose, aside from helping
Yer. Haywood and Pettibone, is to
l.ye it appear that Idaho made a mis-
q when il refused 20 retain him in
Senate.
g Trickery Is Charged.
IfF;or his dastardly attacks on Borah,
r,ois has called down upon his head
nutmost contempt of the administra
:, for. while the administration is
going TO shield any guilty man, at
VI same time il will not counteuance
"A underhand trickcry as has been
rted 10 by Idaho s retired senator
MO ono correspondent TO whom he
.lished bis statement last night Du-
a. practically admitted he was play
r politics pure and simple and that
ieblect in attacking Borah was 80
N Favor with the labor element in
ohope that that would assist him
rs fight against Hepburn two years
Ne. He intends ia identify himself
/ the Meyer Haywood. .Pettibone Gle.
I and make ,his campaign for the
14te on the labor issue. II is prob
he win relegatc Mormouism to
background. -
his clearly shows 10 what straits
y .Borahitcs have been driven in their
!. peraiiou and the contemplate meth.
= employed by them to divert the at
,ion Of the people from the timber
I'D Investigations viii prove un-
'siling Condemnation Of these meth
Us heard ON every hand here. and
y will react on those employing
IN and for whom employed. The al
ieys for the defense in tho above
r1tioned cases pronounce this latest
1e as one of the blackest plots in the
hory Of any ease TO shield one who
associated with the prosecution. an!
~ brand the statement that the
gstcrn Federation of Miners had any
ing 10 do with the recent invcstiga-
IS as an Infamous falsehood. cir.
-atcd for the purpose of prcjudicing
l.sple III tho matter and TO bcsmirch
% character of Fred T. Dubois.
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SAME OLD NARROW ESCAPE
Falling Bridge Carries Down Driver
Team and Heavily Loaded Wagon

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. April Is.-Jesse
Conner OF Lebi narrowly escaped drown :
ing last evening. While crossing the Jor-
dan river with q heavy wagon tho struc
tuTe gave away. carrying down the out
NJ. Conner fell on n projecting, haar,
whore he remained until rescued Tho
team was also saved and the loaded
wagon remains III about twenty feet OF
water.
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Land Office Abolished.

WASHINGTON. April l9.-The Gunni-
son (Coio.) land Office today was ahol-
ishcd and the register and receiver or
dcred 10 transfer the archives 10 Inv
Montrose (Colo.1 olace-
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A SoG OF SPRIG.

Sprig is cobig, we'll I dow;
Baby breeZes tell be so.
Sood the buds will gladly swell.
Ad the birds their love will tell
Where the bradches gedtly sway
Berry spris is Cd the way,
Dowd the burrows od the hills
Rud the sparklis little rills
That bake rivers of the creeks.
Ad l hear the happy shrieks
OF sweet baideds skippig rope
All the world Is full OF hope
BOYS play barbles dow for keeps;
There is rubbish piled i'd heaps
Id the back yards: froh the skies
Cobs the old fsbiliar cries
or the wild geese cd their way
To sobe far-off dortherd bay.
Cd the corder lots agaid
Baseball. stars are beiE bade;
Cd the lides the rugs are hug.
Sogs OF sprig are beig sug;
All, by dose, 'tis crlbsod- -hued -
Yes, took theb off too sood.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-20
Good Woman Gone.

SUFIIdT 10 ] Nc TTIDNOeI
SPRING CITY. April lS.-The funeral
Of the late Mrs. ~. j.. Accord took place
Monday afternoon from the meeting
house. Deceased was native of Spring
City, and was foIty-sl2 Years Of age.