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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
sPIRITUALISTS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
rnent OF the tax levied by the City Coun-
ell of Salt Lake City, Utah, by ordinance
passed March IL. 1907 upon the property
abuttlng upon the west side OF lots to
20, inclusive, block l. City Park subdi-
vision of block 81. plat &C" Salt Lake
City survey for the purpose Of construct
Ing q cement sidewalk four 90 feet wide
and four (D inches thick on the east.
side OF Post street from the south curb
OF Fifth South street TO the north curb
OF Sixth South street, In sidewalk dis
trict No. 81. is completed.
That the Board Of Equalization and
Review appointed by the City Council for
that purpose. will meet at the office Of
the City Recorder room 100 city and
county building, on Monday April J. 1907,
and continue In session until Friday,
April 8. 1907, between the hours Of $40
and 4,30 p, m.. and will hear apd con-
slider any objections and mako correc-
tion OF any tax which said board may
doem unequal or unjust.
That during said time, between the
hours OF a. m. and p M, said list
will be open TO public inspection at the
office of the CITY Recorder, room 100 city
and county building. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
BY order of the City Council. dated
March 49, 1907. J. B. MORETON,
City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. l26s
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment OF the tax levied by the City Coun-
passed March II. 1907. upon the property
abutting upon the south side OF the east
14S.5 feet of lot /. block 9: the south side
of lots 81 to 80 inclusive. block 8. Seventh
the south side of the west l55 e5 feet OF
lot !, block I, Seventh South subdivision
OF block o plat &C." The south side of
side of lots 7 TO IL. inclusive, block /.
j. H. Whalon's additions the south side
OF those portions OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section il. township ! south, range
/ west lying. between Oquirrh and Emma
streets. and lying between TItusville ave-
nue. and Jordan river. the south side OF lots
j, and IS to "a, inclusive, block 2. the
J. II. Whalon's addition; the south side
of lots to 20, inclusive. block !. the
south side of lots ! TO 20, inclusive, block
., the south side of lots l to 20. Inclusive.
block 3, the south side Of lots l 10 90.
inclusive, block J. Poplar Grove addition.
Salt Lake City survey for the purpose OF
eet VIDE and ise fonr p oi% Sches Tick 5S on
the north side OF Eighth South street be-
tween Eighth West and Ninth West
streets on the ,1t n9rt4 us side OF Titusvills
east bank OF the Jordan river, and on
the north side OF Indiana avenue from
the Jordan river to Cheyenne street, in
sidewalk districts Nos. 2l and Al. is com
pleted.
That the Board Of Equalization and
Review appointed by the City Council for
that purpose. Will meet at the office of
the City Recorder, room 100 city and
county building. on Monday April I, 1907.
ard continue in session until Friday,
April 5, 1907, between the hours of $3.50
and 4;30 p. M, and viii hear and con-
slider any objections and make correc-
ton OF any tax which said board may
deem unequal or unjust
That during said time, between the
hours of O. m. and 5 p, m, said list
will be open TO public inspection at the
and county building, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
BY order OF the City Council. dated
March is, 1907. ]. B, MORETON.
City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. 12l
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Eight Miners Buried Alive.

BELLLINGHAM. Wash, March "a
Eight miners were buried alive in an
avalanche OF snow at the Brittania mine
on Rowe sound. forty miles north OF
Vancouver yesterday morning. Four
were taken out dead and four were res
cuod, Two Japanese wero In the group.
one being killed.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Now steamers Victorian and Virginian
triple screw turbine engines. and Tu-
nstan. Corsican and Ionian. twin screws
Weekly sailings Liverpool, Glasgow, Lon
don, Havre, France. Remember our
sailings are from MONTREAL, passing
down the picturesque St Lawrence river
by daylight. Accommodations unsur-
passed. Rates: Saloon, $50 and upwards,
second cabin. $40 and upwards One
class cabin steamers $40 and upward
ALLAN 6 CO.. ia Jackson boulevard.
Chicago
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DIED..

- his city. March "a. 1897; ,i
ID west ,,Tsholm. Tl In his eighty-third
jcbn II. = LosTd sweden; father OF John
-rlliye oil orsi services Tuesday at
|ncir- FnnSer1fi, .Sn funeral chapel OF 10
from, TT Taylor, 21 South west
William Interment In City ceme-
=, slftee are invited to attend.
ffien', This city March 20. 1907,
-sRDS-ln 1 ;nsrmary. Hyrum Ed
sssd asS%5 3isIs % ysi8Fj5 ei Joseph aS Wiism
a the paii%%ytt West Temple street. In
X y liz SV take place in CITY cemetery
~ NIna,-l at 1890 y. M
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5 S50o-Mod. house 8 rms; cor. lot 112x165
IT The lot alone worth the
price, Hlgh-class nelghbors and
best part OF city-East LIST South
ST.
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Office Of , the Chi Chief oyar.ermaster Ysat
proposals, in tripllcato. will be received
furnishing during the fiscal year ending
Juno 80. 1908, buildings and rooms as
follows. AT Denver. Colo; Offices and
storeroom. Headqrs. Dept. Colorado:
stables for .. M, Dept, storehouse
for Q. M. Dept. storeroom for signal
property. recruiting office. At Salt Lal<o
City Utah; Recruiting office. AT
Phoenix, Ariz.: Recruiting office, AT
cheyenne. Wyo,: Recruiting office, AT
Holbrook. Ariz.: Office and storeroom for
Q. NJ. Dept AT Dragon, Utah; Office
and storeroom for Q, NJ, Dept. For
shoeing animals at Denver. Colo. For
ice, bath laundering. bin posting and
drayage (eNcept drayage at Denver and
PhoeniX) for the recruiting service in
Dept. OF the Colorado and state OF
wyoming. Information and blank bids
furnished on application by the Chief
Quartermaster at Denver, Colorado, ex-
cept such as pertain to the recruiting
service. for which apply to the Recruit
ing Officers u. S. Army. at Denver,
Colo; Phoenix, Ariz.: Salt Lake City.
Utah, and Cheyenne. Wyo. Where
amount OF bid exceeds $780, guarantors
will Justify bid in sum equal to
ten per centum of amount OF contract
II. S. reserves right to accept or reject
any or all bids or any part thereof. En-
velopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals to be opened April
%. 1907" addressed C. A. H. MCCALL
Ely, Chief Q. NJ.
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WHY DO WE KEEP SELLING? BE-
CAUSE WE know values better than all
others and devote our time to Bargains
following are but few samples
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6750-Splendld 2-story brk. house of
rooms: lot 32x165 IT.; east front;
house cost $4,000; 5th East, near
9th South ST. Pick this M
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s10000-Handsom 2-story large mod brk
house OF 10 rIns-East End South
street.
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FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE

KELSEY & GILLESPIE SOLD TWO OF
those bargains advertised last week,
viz, that corner 9th East and 1st South
SITS. TO Ex-Mayor Morris for $3.50, and
n business frontage on West Temple
street TO G.. z. Boutwell, for $225 500.
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S19000-Handsome houie-mod. brk., 10
rms; grand view of city and val
ley, cor. lot; ideal condition,
South and East fronts and "D'
street,
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r0NERAL NOTICE

- Tho funeral services over
,he late Michael Misch-
rnsins y, n miner from Eureka,
Ia 81 yen,sw OF Henry Marsch.
1 'fatherss' today (Monday) at II
'ts heia n, ths funeral chapel OF
I ISHIl I%SiIlan Taylor, 81 souIn i, o w est
\. street Friends, ls,,;l are eon 1mttsea etery u
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S12000-Another 2-story mod, brk. resi-
dence-East Brigham St
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CANADIAN EACIFIc

"EMPRESS" Line of the Atlantic
Nothing better afoat than our new ex-
Press s.ea,peTs, IN Ef1prSss s6a o, nr,taln and
bee TO Liverpool In six days, less than
four days at sea. Superior accommoda-
ton available Confory. elegance end
safety. Send for illustrated booklet and
sailing list. c. e. BENJAMIN. general
agent. gag S Clark ST. Chicago.
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3.1o0-5-r modern new white press
brick. 9th East front. good terms
monthly pts. including interest,
$500 per month: cement walks.
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;.-,7,rENTs AND ToMBsToNES
y ss[0flK Ss TO SELECT FROM. R.
gb Display yards. 422 S. state.
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We have n number OF smaller homes
and building lots In all parts OF the
city 1t will pay you to come and talk
with US Il you wish to buy or sell
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2, 2,100-5-r. brick, 50x157 and alley. faces
E. on 9th E., near 10th So.
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4.20o-fne new white press brick or
corner. faces So. and East. First
street a beauty.
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$ 8,l5G-5-room new white pr. brick, near
9th So. Windsor ave. all modern.
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3.500-Beautlful new white press brick
on 7th street faces south. Base
ment attic; all modern. A fns
view and a fine lot
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s S.000-6-r. mod. red press brick, Wind
sor ave. 50X15I lot.
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,nNERAL DIRECTORS

IuN..~~~~-~-o>>~- -,
-rcElTT, UNDERTAKEN AND
B "; 5a5 s. West Temple. phones
}slner, go v492
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PAJMISTRY

FREE FREE, FREE, FREE
YOUR FUTURE REVEALED,
Names given, Advice on love. marriage
divorce. lawsuits, mining and invest
ments a specially. Free consultation at
624 South State street. 1890
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26

800 TO s110-Per IT. is all we ask for
fiat sites, all within 2 blks OF busi-
ness
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cuT FLOWERS

-,,ss;;57S1s:s 7saaoP, GEO. ], DIVER.
Fig,m5 igg,"5sr NATL Bank Of REPUBLIC;
D uhoe' e6T3
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

WALD Z
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING COM
pany, 80 f. lst South. Phones a7s-
1855, bl986
WALL PAPER CLEANING. BEST OF
work, best of prices. best of references;
all guaranteed Eberts Wall Paper Co.
No. 81 Main ST. h2327
WALL PAPER CLEANED. BUTTE PA
per Cleaning Co. Leave orders Smith
Drug Co. Both phones 1850. h692
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We have some splendid trackage and
wholesale sites
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16 acres on 11th South. east of West
college; $500 per acre; worth
double
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26

s13, 000-ex10 corner a beauty on South
Temple faces south and east;
hedges, lawns, (9-room house and
barn. rather ODD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26

SIC oOO-Elegant broom new modern
home lot. 5x1o, South Temple,
East. paved.
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6,00o-S-room new red press brick, all
modern. on 2nd street south front.
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5000 to s250-Per foot best corners End
So. ST., west: the business artery
of this city-a short time will prove
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Double terrace, new, rms. each side.
furnace. etc, Sth B.-s6000
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s875-Per foot 52xl65 II, on State st..
north KnutAford hotel the cheapest
on the market; can't be matched
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S 425o-Sxss corner faces south and east,
South Temple.
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Business and prospective business
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wASATCH LODGE NO /. F. AND A.
M.-Masonic hall. second Friday each
month Mombers OF sister lodges and So
journins brethren in good standing In
yited. Samuel c. Park. w. M: A. ].
Lowe. Secretary.
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE.
% East 1st South st.
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. 23. X. OF P,
meets every Saturday evening al s
o'clock. X OF P. hall.
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s1S5-Per foot on that new depot ST.,
West 3rd South St.; will sell for
$500 per foot next IL months.
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s150-Per foot cor. 50x165 IT., close to
9Th South and State.
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10 on Fourth street In Popperton.
1.tSo-2tx7 corner on 5th St, faces SO.
and w.
S / 1.o50-Fine south front lot 5th and H.
1,250-2sx7, faces So. and e. on 7th st.
corner,
S 65o-East front. 2ix5 and alley ] and
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<PAY HIGH INTEREST WHEN
y. sam wiz loan you the most
4 on diamonds, watches. 3eweiry'
s,nsnrs so ut half the interest
y sv others? Uncle Sam, so Z.
12244
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wANTER HELP-FEMALE

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small family; no children. IT'S End st,
j06a
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SURE SALES THRU
Ashton & Jenkins. 73 SO. Main. e655
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s15O-Per foot. SO IT. frontage West 1st
South ST.
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WANTED-LADY CLOTHES IRONERS;
good wages TO good operators. Empire
Laundry Co.. SO S. W. Temple. j221s
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WANTED

|.s.,rr or LEASE-SEVEN OR
Asra1,, ~, house; strictly modern; To-
Ivv' ~ Fifth East and north OF
sar,h Lock Box 1874, J170o
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FOR RENT

NEW PIANOS AT YOUNG BROS, w.
8. Lamoreauxs tuner. Bell phone dS45
Red. 1883
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TEACHER FOR FIRST GRADE: SAL
airy $50, no examination or certificate
necessary. Brown School Teachers
agency, 241 S, w. Temple st. Phone
703-K 1924
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LOST

Ss s's,,. SOLD BAND BRACELET,
Garsh se!ungs. engraved 1sS2-loO6'
|l,mrian 10; bet. hlghscnool and 70.
d & 60 reward n returned 10
South Temple. 11133
a RING. SET WITH > 0PAIs
,sa asmall diamonds, BET. orpheum
[,ie, u md South. Return 10 room
|-9! M: motel. Reward. j2i57
1it SecsS,lE EVENING. a CHECK DRAWN
~ o,n,,cks bank and payable to
|fTSe-o m j2iO8
q sun. AND WHITE FEMALE
|k. isav rdrs 20, clipped, Eeutrn TO Chas.
'S'f 'Zl So. Main. Reward,
1890
: !, REPRESENTATION
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HAS SI5ST rooG JAPANESE COOK
4 p'ace' Address A 2. Trib-
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AT ONCE, 4 MIDDLE-AGED LADY TO
act as clerk in office; must have had
some experience In clerlsing, dry goods
preferred. Address AZ, Tribune and
give references j2l8l
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LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL Helm, PRO
prletor. 6S East 1st South; 200 rooms
rates 2sc, S5c and Soc xl96l
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FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock OF second hand goods In
tine city; 500 heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices. Western Furni-
ture Co. 243 State st. Stove repairs for
any old stove. dl434
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las RHODER WANTED-NA-
a Nelson OF Mt, Pleasant, Utah.
thank any one for information as
Whereabouts OF the above named
ran. ne owns land on the Ulntah
ntion. Nathaniel Nelson, Mt,
NJ, Utah. jlTS6
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M BETTER RANGE IA AT y
PRICE THAI BORN; i-HOLE $50.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
At ~IJTRELLE'S.
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CitOICE OLD ALFALFA. M DANGER
10 STOCK IN FEEDING TINS ALFALFA.
T.. WEE. COZ S.-TiRST ST.
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Rs sehult sunday,
Santa Zee U.s. Mcintosh Browns
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This great stock reducing sale offers rare
opportuuIti,a Loo prudent buyers that should not
Doc overlooked. A sale without "a precedent DO
the history of This great store at this season of
the ycar-an enlarged department. with 600 ale
most endless assortment of choice fabrics from
Domestic and f1rcisu iooms-priccd for this event
500 that they are placed within reach OF a-
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THE MERGER CASE.
Attorney Gen. Lyon Makes Motion
For a Continuance of Suit
Was Unexpected.
Greenville News.

Greenville News.
Columbia, Dec. 9.-Wnat is known
as the Southern Railway merger case
was called up in the court Of COM
mon pleas this morning. when court
convened, as it had been set for to-
day on the roster but on account OF
motion made for the state trial was
not entered upon and the entire day
was spent in arguing the states mo-
ton for non-suit.
There are yet other arguments to
pc made by counsel on each side and
is likely that Judge Klugh, who is
residing. VIII not announce his de-
sion until late tomorrow.
The turn which the case took was
t expected by the general public
j the move has been the subject
much interested discussion among
bar Of this city and others who
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taken up before tais was disposed
Of.
Judge Klugh asked Mr.. Lyon to
indicate how much time he would
want.
The attorney general proposed
that the matter be passed over ul-
til four o'clock this afternoon, at
which time he would endeavor to be
ready to proceed, and this was
agreed to by Mr.. Abney.
Judge Klugh then announced
that he would postpone the case un-
til four o'clock and that meanwhile
he would take up Docket No. 2, so
as not to enter upon any jury cases.,
and all jurors We're dismissed until
four o'clock.
At the afternoon session Mr.. B. L.
Abney, Mr.. Augustine T. Smythe Of
Charleston, Col. George Johhstone,
of Newberry and Mr.. D. S. Hender-
son Of counsel for the Southern all
had something to say to the court as
to why they thought legally and for
business reasons the state ought not
at this late day ask to discontinue
the case and take fresh start some
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were spectators in court today.

were spectators il court today.
In opposition to the motion for a
non-suit, the defendant submitted q
lengthy affidavit from Mr.. B. L.
Abney, disivion counsel for the South
ern railway in South Carolina, setting
forth full history Of the case and
r7citing the efforts which had been
made to get it to trial, how the post
ponements had been made each time
at the request Of the state or on ac-
count of Hines Of the incumbent at
torley general incumbent at that
time or by order Of the trial judge
who was disqualified for certain rea-
sons from hearing the case. In ad-
dition an affidavit was submitted
from President Finley, who was
present in court, setting forth that,
expecting the case to be tried at this
term, the defendant company had,
at much expense and Inconvenience
to its business, caused to be present
many Of its chief officials in all the
departments. These afidavits were
read by Mr.. A. 7. Symtne, Of coun-
sci for the defense.
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! time later, when the case had been
pending for over three years and the
Southern Railway had been earnest
ly and persistently trying to have
the case tried and it's rights fully
settled.
Mr.. Lyon, as attorney general of
state, insisted that the state was not
ready at this juncture to go ahead
with the trial and that if it did go
ahead at this time it would be
against his protest and contrary to
his view Of what was for the best
interests Of the state. He explained
that when ne signed the agreement
that the case should be tried this
year that he did not then know what
he now knows and that since tnat
agreement additional and further
light had come to him and that he
has not had the means nor the time,
with the press Of business, to get
this out aGd that moreover the plead
ings in the original case are not in
accordance with his views as to
what would result in the best pres
entation Of the case.
Mr.. Abney, representing the
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Southern railway promptly offered
to allow Mr.. Lyon to amend his
pleadings and get all the new data
that he could and pleaded for thu
prompt settlement Of the case nosa
so long pending. 9
Further argument of the motion
to non-suit will be made tomorrow
when Former Attorney General Bel
linger will speak for the state and
Disivision Counsel Abney for the
railroad.
Suit Continued.
The merger suit was concluded
I'ue:7ay afternoon, Judge K!ugh
granting the motion of Alto :ney
General Lyon to discontinue the pres
ent suit with. the right to bring al
other action. Judge Klugh said the
case was one on the equity side of
the court aud there was TO authority
in law to deny the plaintiff the right
; discontinue
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Mr.. Lyon, upon the conclusion OF
the reading Of the ah6davits, stated
that the counsel for the state had
not been apprised of the contents OF
the papers before they were read in
court, and he would therefore re,
gust time in which to consider their
contents and, if necessary, to pre-
pare afidavits in reply. He said
that he did not know whether it
would be deemed advisable to pre-
pare anything in reply, but he did
desire to consider the matters con-
tanned therein.
Mr.. Abney, Of counsel for the de-
fendent, said that the defense had
no notice of the motion for a non
suit, and hence had not been able to
serve copies Of the afidavits before
this morning. He did not desire to
hurry the matter undrqly but the
Southern had many Of its officials
here, and he wculd like to know how
much time the attorney general
wished. The defense would not
like to lose the place on the .calen-
dar assigned to this case and would
object to any other business being
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-13

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