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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
PROMOTION FOR
ADOLPH H. MAY
Popular Local Manager Of tte
Western Union Goes TO San
Francisco,
AS SUpT. PACIFIC DIVISION.


Manager Ad0lph IL May OF the West
crn Union Telegraph company Ia this
city has been promoted 10 be superln-
iendent OF The Pacific division. wlth
headquarters at San Francisco. for
which point no Will Lease later IN the
week He is now being checked out
by supt. r. Z, Leonard Of the Denver
office who Win hand the Salt Lake
office over To- Nh Mays successor be-
fore returning to Denver MIR May
came to Salt Lake from the Lincoln,
Neb. Office three years ago, and has
been Is years vlth the Western Union
company, He has conducted the Office
here with slgHRl ability and maintained
relatIp with the public that have
brought him and his company many
friends Mr. May Will take with htnt
thc best wishes OF the community. 1t
is said he is one of che Youngest ott'
cials In the Western Union.
The new local 1nanae ger IL A. w,
Long a Utah boy born and raised. who
has been with the company for "
years. so that he is thoroughly corr
Versant with the affairs Of the com
pany here, and what the requirements
arc to- successfully conduct the affairs
OF the Western Union at this point
rhe fact that a Utah man is to take the
helm is a matter Of cougraIula ton;
and he is sufficiently Wel known to
make It apparent that he Is able to
meet all the demands tina nltsy be
made upon him MT Long Us being
given the glad hand today, by his
many friends,
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PRESIDENT IS
EXCEEDING WROTH
States His Side oil Controversy
Over Letter To Mr..
Webster.

Washington. April President
Roosevelt today emPhatically denleG
the statements contained In letter
published this morning purportipg to-
have been written by 4, H. Hartman
TO Sidney Webster Of New York In the
latter part OF December. 1905. IN MIR,
Harrimans letter the statement Is
made thai at the request OF President
Roosevelt. he Hartman assisted In
raising fund of 100000 to he used
In carrying New York Tor the Re
publican party al tho election which
was then approaching, This statement
the president characterized as a de
ibcrato and wilful untruth-by right
IT should be characterized by an even
shorter and moro ugly word ] never
requested Mr. Hartman to raise 4
dollar for the presidency campaign
of 1904"
The presidents denial was contain
ed in a brief statement and copies OF
letters written to Representative Sher-
man Of New York The Letters are
dated OCT, S. and oct a. 1905, respee-
;tvels.
The president, after furnishing the
letters to the press. dictated the fol-
lowing statement:
after writing these letters TO Mr..
Sherman. the president WAS assured
that Mi. Hartman had not made the
statements which Nh sherman credit
ed him with making Inasmuch as
the same statements appear N the
major part of the letter OF MT Harri-
man NOW published the president
deems it proper that the letters he
sent to Congressman Sherman last Oc-
tobeT shalt HOW be made public,
In the first letter reference Is made
10 conversation between Mr. ldarri-
man and MY. Sherman which Was re-
peated to the president, In which Mr.
Hartman is said to have given as
reason for his personal dislike Of the
president. partly the latser's dCtermna-
tion to have the railroads supervised
and partly the alleged fact that after
promising MIR, Hartman to appoint
Senator Depew ambassador 10 France,
he. the president, failed to do It, IT APP
pears from the conversation repeated
10 the president that Mr., Sherman had
gone To Mr. Hartman and asked him
for a contribution Tor the campaign
The president says that Hartman also
urged him 10 promise TO make MIR De
pew Ambassador because this would
help Cav, Odell by pleasing certain big
financial interests The president sara
he informed Mr., Hartman that he did
not believe it would be- possible TO an
point Mr.. Depow and expressed his sur
prise NJ hlS CEfaTrlman'sl saying that
The men representing the big financial
interests OF Jew York wished the APP
pontment made, inasmuch as NUM-
Der OF them had written asking that
the place be given 10 Mr.. Hyde Nh
Hartman on learning Mr. Hyde was "A
candidate, said that he did not Wish TO
be understood as antag 0niaing him,
The president. 1t appears. was uuwiI-
ling 60 appoint either Depew or Hyde.
as ambassador, and also left unchanged
his recommendations 10 Congress con-
Ccrning the Interstate commerce law,
notwithstanding suggestions and critl-
clsms by Mr., Hartman of the presi-
dents course IN that regard as ex-
pressed In certain letters which Mr.
Hartman wrote to the president,
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F0sGREN EXPERIMENTATION


The organ OF hate and vIndiciiveness
published in this city. whose emlsssrles
throughout the state delight In lying
about and OBTAINING their nelghbots
contained an editorial this morning
about a person In Brigham City. Who
had been communicated from the
Church The article, which is entire
~ misleading was said 10 have been
founded upon Information given by a
resident of Brigham CITY,
Another resident OF the same city. a
man whose statements would not be
questioned by either Mormon or nom
Mormon. when approached relative 10
the matter today told an entirely diff
ferept story. He said 1t was true that
Mir, Charles Fcsgren had been excom-
munlcated from Tho Church OF which
he had been member nearly. ir not
quite all mis- lite. But the severance of
the religious ties came as the result OF
an ott-repeated request made by Mr.
Fosgren himself that his name be
ssricket from the registry OF his ward
He WAS not disciplined because OF any
Views he entertained contrary TO those
held by his fellow churchrnen, II is
true there We're differences OF opinion.
and II is also true that some OF his
friends bad endeavored TO convince him
tina, his ground WAS nor tenanse, but the
action that was finally taken I'm the
premises was entirely Of Mr. FOsgren's
own choosing. He admitted that he had
los. the faith that he once had, and he
felt that 1t would be improper for him
to affiliate any longer reiigtously with
tho people of the Mormon Church.
II Is said that Mr., Fosgren expressed
admiration for the men and women
whose ecclesiastical fellowship was
severed .rom him. In accordance with
his own desires and stated that II was
With regret that he felt lmpetled to take
the action that placed him outside the
pale OF the Church He blamed no one
for The situation that had arisen Mr.
Fosgren is spoken NJ as an honest and
uprigh, citizen well respected In The
community in which he lives, and It Is
not believed that he would sanction for
a moment the story Of criminal in
tolerance published this morning and
In which his name figures
Nothing in the Tribune is reliable. eS-
cert The Associated Press dispatches
and II is a question AT times whether
they are not also doctored in the office
Of HAT journal IEdjtor-l
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IMPANELING JURY
To TRY ABE RUFF,

SAN Francisco, April 2.-The work
Of obtaining jury for the TRIAL OF
Abraham Rucf on one Of the five
charges az eStortnE money from
French restaurants for which lac was
indicted by the grand Jury was re-
summed today In Judge Dunnc's depart
mopt OF the superior court The case
chosen for trial first is that In which
the Dclm onlco restaurant Is involved,
1t was selected by the prosecution ga
likely to present the strongest evi~
dence against Ruef. and these minor
charges ne graft, When before the
grand Jury Maifantla, the principal
proprietor of tho restaurant testified
chat he had paid RUef Sl.l7S and
promised am additional payment OF
$1,000, one year later, because OF
fenr- This fear Is regarded by tho
prosecution as the basis VI tho cxtor-
ton, whereas the defense Will contend
that the fear was not OF Ruef. but of
the condition that existed and that
Rltet was retained to combat the
probable Joss OF license, Of which the
owners OF thesrestaurant stood In fear
During thc trial the prosecution
viii be represented by Dist Atty
1-angdon. assisted by special counsel.
Hiram johnson. Asst Dist. Atty. He
ney. will not participate, as all Of his
time viii be required in conducting tho
graft investiEation before the grand
fury Ruer is represented by Attys.
Ach, Shortrldge. Fairall and Murphy.
A few minutes after court convened
an adjournment WAS taken until
o'clock because OF the absence OF
r-alesman \ H. DunbrclL When Dun
brelI did not respond to his name the
defense objected 10 any futther call
ing of tstesn1en and at the request Of
Atty. Ach, a bench warrant for the
absent talrsrman was issued.
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James "A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. re
eeived over their private wire this
afternoon:
Adventure. 5& "a; AllOuez, 55@ 5T;
Arcadlan, ~ as; Atlantic. l41s "a
1iA, Bingham. 10 u a 20: b. COAL
ton. IS @27i c. & A, 16tQg1 65, g.
& IL, Se5@ $40; Trinity, 2I@e7 N ;
Tamarack. 110 @119; Union Copper,
$50 so: Utah Con, 62GI624; Vic
toTia, $ 4 @sI4 Wash. eos: winona.
y @s: Wolverine, I60@161 Wyan-
dot e G1S Zinc, 59Is q 405s BOs-
ton Con, Is p36 Royale, 20ts fr9l;
, r. 1Osq IO5; Z, S. s., com, IS u N
30 y Y, $. $, pfd.. tsl 0444: La
SALE. II a n LIN: Az Coml. rs Y q az +;
Balsklala, ~ as%; Bingham Cen
trat' ] 8 a. q; Helvetia. ga gag X.
e. 9@lOi Majestic. 3as Gsss New
nt2Hses 2oM p91; Raven, 1902; =.
\ :, 20 g ~ " G. Cana. Ia % q lS es +;
Cent Ssk@Si; Con. ATercur, SIS bid.
Cop. Range 81 asked DAILY West. i5l.
aiS; franklin 19hQs0; Greene Com,
AN q25h Mexico Con. llAdIts: ;
Michigan 15s@ Is; Mohawk s06soss
New Con-. 149l4&; North Butte e0ss
as1 Old Dom. 59a5t; osceola, / $sa'
l.Sl Parrot 23N2Sh Phoenix, asked
Quincy i-2O@1 e; B. T., 7a1A Shan
EXP, 1@114 B. & L., 2fr2ls; Cananea,
ly. 1i4l4h5 Dom Cop, 5a5A. e. b..
I1IilA; Ely Con. IA az; Gironx. so
sie; Hancock, 10 asked New. Utah, 4a
i.s; Niplssing, 12ss@l5: Shawmut. $50
30: Apex s&07; New. Douglas, s4@
6st
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attorneys. And would likc 70 have
YOUR hunof's ruIe az 70 my priVilcee
ia this matter. said DR. Hamilton;
Chairman Mcclure suggested 7" MT
Jerome that he ask the witness as TO
what hn had observed In court.
~ decline 20 proceed along those
llnes- replied the district attorney
eEhe commission has q definite phr-
rosc--to flnd out " mis- dctchpatt ls
ln such a condition OF lunacy as TO
nationally advise his counsel Unless
there ia an objection upon shc ground
shat a professional privilege Is involy'
I'd. / shall proceed an rcaay y
show that the privilege ~ Hamiltohs
case was waivsd at the trial"
There Us no objection, but the doc
tor himself has asked for iustruc.
ti6ns. NO privilege has been waived
before u.s." said Chairman Mcclure
Nlr. Jerome proceeded to the official
court record OF Or, Hamiltons tes'i-
muny.
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BOSTON MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. Co.. brokers and
bankers. furnish the Following, received
over their private wire. this afternoons:
Bling 20; 20; 1919; 1919, sales sos.
- G., 26S; 26ss; 26ss, 2Gss sales 100.
81 coaln. s7s; 21A 96As &c; sales
b & o.. closed 2aA.
G. NJ, rs; IS; IS; SO; sales $50.
Cumberland Ely, closed s%QTk.
/. Sep Range, STA Sc; ST. 81; sales
., W, 15l4 lktk; l5IAs I5ls. sales lIs
Z" IS, closed, lldA.
CRANKY, l25; 125; l25: 125. sales TO-
g. c., 2a9s; 2aas; PASS 24N sales l25.
New. Com, ltss; lass; 14M li&s sales
y. b, eoss: sl44 20; aOla sales $3.50.
New, Utah, closed AGES.
h., I'm Cop, SOLE; 591s; 5sIk; SOS sales
y s. s, COM. ss}s 55.s; So; 55; sales
y. s. s. pfd,, 44la AN, ga Az.
Utah Con, 62 IS: GO: 621s sales "a.
c, & A.. 1si; l65; l6i; ts5: sales 7o5.
Trinity. Sl%; S1ss 81; u; sales 10 ,5s5.
Balaklla, closed 9%6%.
Davis DAILY, 1595s.
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AUTOS IN CITY CREEK.
Novel Plea Of Chauffeur in Dlehl's
Court This AfternOOn.

The case of George Brown, charged
with driving an auto in City creek
canyon. came up before Judge C. b
Dehl in the criminal division of the
city court this afternoon The defend
ant admitted his guilt but pleaded
In extenuatlon that he did not know
at the time that il was contrary to
the ordinance made and provided in
such cases. He explained that no
was taking q couple TO Pennington
To be married but why 1t WAS neces-
sary to go such rouuda bout way
some 40 miles extra traYel-to reach
the Gretn0 Green he did not make
clear Judge Diehl discharged the
defendant after giving him timely
warning not 10 repeat the offens',
and AT the same time saying that per-
sons caught in the future breaking the
ordinance would bc punished accord
ing 10 the provisions OF the law.
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.L.AUNDRIES MAY
RAISE THE PRICES
ROugh-Dried Goods Slated for
Another Boost All Along
The Line,


There was "a rumot current today
that The local laundries We're about
T., r,tsn tnc n,.i,.e an, ,.nrtt-h dried c-,nds
s.,,,. e-..,,--, ..9.,,,,a
III vac NTai 1"'''i9 AZ )" e'N'7 q pV"Nu'
Oh double what IL WAS a year ago IN
curry developcd that no advance has
go ,.,t ,,aao ,,alr h,,4 sg,c tnlirs-
IONS pointed t""Rr" sonic ela 'Nl-
en- on. In an iptorvicw today with
Aranar.er Terry al tine Brown Tarl-v &.
,t.,.-.1..,,a . Al. rr.. if..
Wp""' "'' '''it,'"Si
People g"Rsfally 40 not understand
The ouerpus conditions under which
yho laundry hurt,,esa In Salt taka is
-,
'apoti's' "r" II Is ""f" 'o iI'iA" 'f'el',
understand We are charging now
cents nor mound for rough dried goods.
n-,tl, one r,,,t ax,ro car hsp,llforcY,l.fs
which Is less IMAM TOE instance. the
charge in Cincinnati Here he show
sd a teIoe,.ant iron, thar citz, stating
49,. t. ~, vi. ,.,,..,, l,.,,S
tIldt ule c'I1VSS ''ete l"i 'oush u' ''u
Clothes was { cents.
-'Nov mind YOU" continued ME-
1-o,.,,. .tL,t ,s o,-, ~ f,t,t,..,,,, ,,.i,,re
'''''' "
labor tnacntnfry WaS1ins iatcrlat
and cost o5 operation are much cheap
or than In salt Lake CITY where we
nav. to nav rhe heavy cost az frnights
,c,.oss ne c0ntinort vyrlvv, wa I,sye
Nd IA ca1cnIfte ottr freiTht ch1rges
an Il. ,,n.6,',, ,,e.b5nerv on basIs of
s1aS Mo-, iOO ana hevc hed al times
to ,,sy; as hs.th a.. ee "a na,, tO0 Tsast.
er,, hates Ioii,,iri,s arc moi nm AGAINST
o,,,. s,,C1, Nr,t,,',etttnn M. rnot vThen
~ c,sts c,s,t Jeal more Tor scans
horc man hack cast On account OF
ia hi,rh COST ~ transnortntlnn and
IL, ho,' Is :. ss"a1 deal hiThcr here than
ihor. We have Mad 10 meet with
de,,,.,,d fter dnmnnd for raise in
,,,.,raS and beIis We nav rhC. high
cay IN ,o,yu for skilled HELM,
nj, 49,, ,Scrc il Inc question OF rents.
~ - rar,tai nail fnr thls stor. is 100
,,e,' cent 6ipbar Tran it was in 1896.
,'Nou, Vim an This to confront The
Soit axe laundrvman. with no advance
In nr5ces ror several wears, except the
small s1 raise in IN. matter OF handKer-
SI,F NJ nfsds bftoself obliged Ia take
s so,,,,. rTctertfve step. when sim
Xvsshineron recently, picked up A
,snr,,ir.,y lisa sheet showing that sha
hanLi5rr of washes rough dried had
hscn c,sftreIv dome AWAY with, and In
rsct that is What Is being done in
the 40 and we SHAH have 90 conae 10
If bero Every wash win have Ia be by
the niece roveh dricd. and every other
style. Then the housekecper win be
,h1p IA tigure aust what Inc cost, Of The
h., me ,,nt,,,d IL ,,1tnhri-snrno ynronyer-
iert ana uncertain Some house Keen
ar make il n polnt Ia rake ana soraile
- 49, 49,. a,,. .,.t -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
NEW YORK CURB,

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers aud
brokers furnish The foIlC Wing, received
over their private wire, this afternoon;
Nowhnuse sOE d2l Nevada Con, u
0l4ss Ely 9ls8lQ BHlaklala. 9p9h
Mitchell. ad5. NeY Utah. sANs: Silver
queen, sas5ss sl. Leaf. I7@ls Begole,
Is asked, "a & H., ~ az; @. NJ, s. bid
AZ Cont. 25Na6; H. Exp., zUsts; Black
Mrr-, 51aW6. Nov. Douglas. sos King
IcdNv lb6lA Nlpssins, 1874 alsi
Davis DAILY, ltLsUi5. O. q. d s.. llsqs
ia Bling Cent, GIN ID 49,. l0lsA
n Ely corL- 2aaNi New Eos. sp9Soi
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HOsTLERS WALK OUT.
Livery Stable Helpers Strike Tor 81 a
Day Wages,

A number Of hOstlers employed in The
Local livery stables concluded yesterday
afternoon that sIi per week would be
mere lust than {l2, with le hours day
labor; OF rather they preferred 10 be
paid at the rate Of 81 per day. As the
raise was demanded for good. bad and
indifferent, the propEietors refused, and
Immediately hired new men. AS Capt
Paul said today II don't object to pay
Ing some men SIS PEI week: but there
are others who would be dear at 81 per
week; and ne idea of asking that the
poor men be paid as much as the best
men IS preposterous. I only lost one
man that was really of any worth by
thO walkout,"
The iycry propretorS This noon re-
fetrud Ia the strike az a. tempest IN a
teapot, and said they had all the men
they wanted at the old figures,
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. April 2.--sfoney on call
easy, az D3ss ruling rate. 3: clos.
Ing bid 2; offered at 2Is per cent.
Time loans dull and easy; Go ana 90
days and six months 555 per cent.
Close' Prime mercantile paper. ca
Sle per cent.
Sterling exchange, very strong, with
actual business In bankers bills at
d-SO20Qs i,SO.25 for 90 day bills; most.
ed rates. $50 q @1.s1 and -l'S5GS
i-sS X; commercial bills. s.7ete.
Bar silver. 659l.
Mexican dollars, 5Ois.
Government bonds, steadys railroad
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PRIMARY ASSOCIATION.


4 meeting OF the general officers OF
abe Primary association will DO held
IN the Assembly Hall, Saturday April
9, commencing at Z D. M, when tho
following program VIII he rendered
Address, .,..,.....-M Mrs Lille T. Freeze
Chorus, group OF children from the
Twentieth ward Primary assoeia-
ti0n,
Address, "The Relation or Ethics 10
Religion Levi Edgar Younk-
Reading. ...s.-...-.M rs Belle s. Ross
Trio. original song, officers from
Granite stake.
Address. ......,,,..o.Mrs zina Y. Card
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SOLD BEER; COST $50.
Chinaman Pleads Guilty to Selling
Malt Beverage ON Sunday.

Nom Lung, who runs restaurant on
Commercial street, WAS before Judge
Dlchl this afternoon, charged With sell
Ing beer ou Sunday lie pleaded guilty
and WAS hned $50.
James Thomas. cobred, faced the
court on u charge OF conducting an
opium joint- He entered a plea OF
guilty ana was fined t25 For resOrting
To- tho same place. Charles Robinson,
Joe Barnes. Ruby Leonard and Sarah
Howell were Aued $40 each after
pleading guilty Frank Smith, who was
arrested with tho quntette, failed TO
answer when his name was called and
his bail OF SIS was declared 10 be for
fented-
FOR allowing femalCs In his saloon
after hours, James Bomblno was as
sessod $40.
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BrTrE GOES REpunLIcAN.

Butte. Mont. April 2,--Ioseph Cor
bin, Republican candidate for mayor
If elected over Jerry Mahoney. Demo-
crat, BY "A plurality estimated at about
500 AleSslndcr Il. McCfowan, Dem
ocrat, Is elected police judge, and
Phil Goodwin Democrat, incumbent
OF the city treasurer'a office. Is re
elected The Democrats carry four oil
the eight coun cilmen, Republicans
three and Socialists one. There were
no welI defined issues
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THOUSANDS. OF yo1tNr
LADIES RECEIVED A nav
OF MCDoNALD'S DuTc,,
CHOCOLATES EASTER
THE HEART OF M4Nv
WIFE WAS BRIGHTrvlI,
EASTER MORNING BY FINN
ING A Ron OF MCDONAf.Ds
DUTCH CHOCOLATES an
TIE DRESSER.
1t WAS so in Salt Lake.
So in Denver.
So in Los Angeles.
So in Butte
So in Seattle.
So ill Colorado Springs.
So in all Western Cities
So in all Town and FIamIes.
DUTCH CHOCOLATES.
On Everybody's Tongue.
3oc and 6oc boxes,
Mcdonald, Manufacturer Of ev.
elusive chocolates of all kinds.
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fr you aesire 20 buy or sell real estate
In any part 81 the city or state, II win
he 10 your Interest 10 communicate
with the Geo, q. Cannon Association.
e East South Temple 81, Both phones
st0-
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shopping Free.

Miss Jennie ialght Shopping dOns
with on fOr Out VI town customers,
All Kinds ~ lrdles wearing apparel
selected with tnslo and NzH $50 Com
situation Bldg Sail Lake clty
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James a Pollock &c Company, bank
ers ana brokers, furnish the followinl.
reports OF stocks this afternoon I'm the
San francisco market:
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Apex. sss bid; Majestic, 3ss@4 Mex.
Com. 1llaallfi. HelvetIn, 3MQSM
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BOSTON CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. re
cetved over their private wire this
afternoon;
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-23

ATTORNEY COLEMAN OPENING COMPLAIN
DISCRIMINATION PRACTICED AGAINST RAIL-
BENEFIT EASTERN REAL ESTATE NVESTORs
FRENZIED FINANCIERS LAWS
CRNIINATION AND BELIEVED MCRACKEN SHOWED
CORRECTION ".
JUDGE CURTIS LNDIEY FOLLOWED FOR DEFENSE:
TRYING W. THOMPSON TOWNSHIP COMPANY
ONLY QUESTION WHETHER NEVADA NORTHERN Is CIV
TO ELY REASONABLE FREIGHT FACILITIES ROAD HAS NOT
Disseminated CASE PRESENTED COMPLAIN
ANTS REPRESENTED NOTHING MORE THAN FIGHT BETWEEN
INTERESTS RAILROAD
INTERESTED
ATTORNEY QUAYLE
TOWNSHIP MOVE MADE ATR DETERMINATIONS WAS REACH
BUILD RAILROAD; AFTER DEPOT FREIGHT YARD
SITE WAS CHOSEN. PRESENTATION OF CASE MADE COM
PIAAINANTS NOT ONE ON WHICH RAILROAD COMMISSION
COULD BECAUSE OF NO POWER SECURE STREET
NECESSARY TO ONLY SITE ADVANCED FOR FREIGHT
JUDGE S. d. CRUMP CLOSING FOR THE DEFENSE: PLAY
GALLERY, IRRELEVANT
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ARGUMENTS submitted
COMMISSION ADJOURNS
Question Sole One of Whether the Railroad is Dis
charging Duties to Public to the Best Of Its
Ability, is Attitude Of the Defense.
JUDGE uNDLEY MAKES MASTERLY STATEMENT

Pyoeccs Enter Largely Into Arguments Of Attorneys for Com
panants in Wandering Through Maze of Irrelevant Matters
GeneaIies Covered Last Night Will Be Followed by Briefs
Which Legal Aspect Will Be Entered ntohat Attorneys Said
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CONTINUED on page four.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-23

Assures IA Copper Producing Camp
Second to None in the World.