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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
WILLARD WATER
! Al MAY Fail
councilman Thomas Says GUAM
tity Of Water is Inadequate
For ity's Needs.
IlvDERTAKERS' CONVENTION.
,f.srires In tho Districp Court--Franl,
Clark Convicted Of Grand larceny
big Railroad Improvements.

o.l,r oct. Sat the city council
,ssIon last night. little was done aside
rom routine business.
Tho matter Of completing the deal for
no nurchase Of the willard Canyon wa
~ rights. was up for consideration.
Iroppcllnan sam Thomas. who origin
ms favored the purchase of tho VIII
,,a canyon power water rights for a
,opricipal lighting plant asked the
,,,,cn 20 reconsider its action and
4 80 the deal The reason given was
s. ,Sof ne AMOUNT of water had been exc
-gerlfed and that he had since dis
cSvered that 10 would be inadequate
~ H. city's needs. President William
Crsig Republican nominee for mayor
entered q plea for the settlement Of the
matter and repeated the declaration
fbat he had disposed of his holdings
PRIOR % the time the proposition was
aken up Boy the city. The question
was finally referred TO the light com
mittoe with power TO act.
A motion 90 cancel the contract which
the city has with G.. r. Lavne, who was
bsiug paid $50 a month for caring for
fhe horse and patrol wagon at the po-
lica station. was referred TO the police
a4mmHtea. ID was asserted that the
pmft Is now being cared for in a local
Iirery and that the calls are being am
tuered from there.
A resolution 90 repair a bridge at
fhirty- fourth street and Washington
Irdnua was passed over the mayors
Ie,0. who thought the irrigation COM
Ianv should stand portion Of the ex-
|ensC.
Upon the recommendation OF The
Buildings and grounds committee FIVE
ds for building the new patrol wagon
luso were rejected.
The Judges in polling places for the
fmiug election were named. Bills ag-
.egating S2.19215 were allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
Y. M M. I A.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
GARDEN CITY FINANCES.
ly Council Hears Report of Treas
ureT SimOns--C urfcw Law.

|pDCldl ,poiGehce.
Provo. oct. S.-Treasureg Simons re-
ported at the meeting Of the city coun-
Oh last evening, an overdrlft Of &c.
Boz and balance IN the sinking fund
II s3Oi8.0A Juo balance on hand in
D. general tuLd July 81 was S.7lG.i9
D. disbursements SlS,02s.l9 and the re-
a1ts t3.1fs.sl.
Tr. library committee reported a
laanC. on hand of S724.1l.
The committee ON public grounds and
|.ly property was instructed 10 begin
fork ou getting the west square In
! h.Ue foo. parking next spring.
baU Commissioner Henry reported
$3.50 forfeited during the quarter
lm9 Sept so.
city Justice Noon reported for the
puutel ending Sept. 30. % cases tried.
AG lll sentences imposed and cash
COLLECTED 90 fines amounting 20 S37
a cuNeW ordinance was passed. The
me- M ringing the bell b. Q j.. m. from
Pen 7 20 april !. and $3.50 p. m from
Apnl 2 90 seIt 30. The matter Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
A Quick and Safe Remedy Tor Bow a.
GnnnInlnts.

Twenty years ago Mr. Geo. ~. Bro.t
discovered that Chamberains colo
Oholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was "a
quick and safe cure for bowel r5mpI7iuts
During an NJ these years" ho SAYS. ID
nave used 20 and recommended IL mant
times and the results have never Vet dis.
ppo.ntet m".' MT Brock is publisher of
the Aberdeen. Nd, ENTERPRISE -or sal.
hy all druEgists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
IT oday $ Ogden News

sion. was taken. The Jury retired as
b o'clock and after celebrating for
siN hours returned q verdict ot guilty
as charged
ln The matter Of ths estate OF Je-
NINA Freeman. deceased. d w. Free
man, husband of the deceased. was ap-
POINTED administrator with bis bond
fixed at 900
MIS-. Edna A. Elmer. ON her own
peuton' was appointed administrative
on me estate OF William w. Elmer
with bond fixed at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

Dr. a violent infuHnaloH of tha nu-
D.sF membrane lr Cine Wuduipr. which
sometimes extends io .hr luuuN anal
IfOu. 5000 tubes. lua IH lr M thr m0.f
dangerous dI"eaatr nf children. no nlmoaf
always com uu iu thc u.EIt GIfr fro.
oucut small loaHs of ballard u0r.HuuuI
sFI.n uI. amply Ballard Snow IIuI-
.rI.". .FI.#ulN. d. |.0 fHHn .f
q 01 SOLD by = o.. M. d Irur Don't. me
ana llf South Main ntfr.t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
PAROWAN.
IRON COUNTY FAIR A SUCCESS
Five Couples Made Happy-Strlke De-
lays Work on Electric Plant.

Special Correspondence
Parowan. Iron Co., oct. 3.-Tha Iron
county fair. held last week, was largely
attended by people from nelghboring
settlements as we'll as locally. and was
lu the main a very interesting affair.
There was a good showing made in
the live stock department. and many
hue animals were I'm evidence, The az
ricultural department was wei repre-
scented but horticulture here was almost
failure owing TO the late frost iu the
spring The ladies department had
some very fine specimens of their hau-
diwork but the quantity was not 50
great as usual. The chief center OF att
traction seemed Go Doe the horse races.
and especial interest was manifested
in the young jockey. Joe Flanders. who
came out first iu every race DC rode
The Relief society conducted "a bazar
and sold lunches for the benefit OF
the building fund and Melted nice
sum.
DROUTH BROKEN
The drouth has been broken 40 last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

corder. &3Sl.5O, county clerk 4s125. The
county treasurer reported the follow
ing balances on hand in the several
funds:
General fund. SiSGt2, county superln-
tendents contingent, S22635; county
school fund $20l20. Jurors and Wit
nesses' funds $50 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
MURRAY.
INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.
John r. Cahoon Nominated for Mayor
Is Head of Ticket.

Special Correspondence.
Murray oct. S.-The IndepouJort
party met IN convention last evenirg
az the opera house and nominated thc
following city ticket.
MayOr-John i. Cahoon.
Recordcr-W. b, Erickson.
Recommendation Bishop.
Atiorncy-D. w Monatt.
Supervisor Michael Mauss.
Justice Of the Peace-Josuph Almer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Frank Clark Convicted of Grand Lar
ccny--Sam Wade Pleads Guilty.

ftIN--Niiiu NdNN D AAhAA7 NH"tANfa
ogden. oct. S-The following cases
,,ore tried I'm the district court before
Judge Howell Samuel 4. Wade ap-
peared before the court ON the charge
of grand larceny to which he entered
a plea of guilty and viii receive sen
fence Thursday morning. the second
complaint against defendant was DIS
missed. Wade Is a resident of Pleas
amt View Weber county, and last year
stole from residents OF the same patt
of the county several head OF cattle
which he brought TO Ogden ana sofa
10 butchers. He has wife and several
children who live at Pleasant view.
James Hay pleaded Not guilty 10
burglary and will go TO trial oct. y.
Frank Clark was given a hearing be-
fore the court and a jury on the charge
OF grand larceny-that Of stealing ii
suits OF clothes July ~, 1907, from the
Union Pacific Railroad company The
testimony Of a number Of witnesses
who saw the clothes I'm ClarF's posses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
FuNERAL DIRECTORS MEET.
Annual Convention, and Adopt Con-
titutiou--Omccrs Named.

|Ocden. oct s.-The third annual con-
\ ntion of the Utah state Funeral Di-
i Jt0rs' association was held at the
cd hotel, ogden, yesterday, conven-
y at > o'clock with a good representa-
Ion ~ the members OF the association
resent. President Eber w. Hall OF
.af lake city presided at the sessions.
\ constitution and bylaws governing
n association We're presented and
alopted aud the same will be printed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
VERNAL.
ourID MAKEf ~ cAprIvEs
nusinrs0 Aoii,iis-iicseryntlon Farm
crs Reap Gratifying Harvest.

Special Corr spOndonce.
Nernal. rlnfah Co.. oct 2-Ouito a
number or Nernnl people have gone b.
conference among them are President
Wini1m ~. smart 81 n. nonni0n. n
81 Colletf. HyrIn Baird. Mrs Esther
Bcnnlon ana others.
CuPIDs INDUSTRY.
cupid has been quite active hero Of
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PRC VO DEPARTMENT

The News delivered Is
r
Works s.. Phone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
ATTENTION.

Beware Of rank imitation. Butter
Nut Bread. Look for our blue label ON
it,
SUPERIOR BAKING q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

Advertisements for the Daily.
saturday ana Semi Weekly News
accepted On the same terms as al
the salt Lake Ofnce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

complete line OF hardware. snort
ing goods. tents, at State st. Hardware.
252 So. State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

written consen. from parents for NIL
nors when out during the prohibited
period was referred 10 the city attorney
and the city marshal for suggestions
60 amend the ordinance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS.
hartman Interest, WIN spend Quar-.
ter OF Million m Land Purchases.

ogden. Oct ST rumor has 70 correct
the next ~ months win witness some
very extensive improvements m The
IgllI"Ad interests iu ogden. 10 ls STATE
I'd on good authority that the U4-ririgp
interests have decided To- exueud up-
wards Of quarter of million dollars
M purchasing land in and around the
depot grounds a good sized three
stories high. office building ls To- Dc
erected on Twenty fourth street be-
tween Wall and Pacific gvenues To- De
used almost exclusively for the officers
Of The Hartman lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
CAPTURED SUPPOSED BURGLARS.

The police last evening placed under
who viii be charged with larceny M.
actions OF the two men looked su4pi-
clpus M selling a secondhand dealer "a
nav knife. They were shadowcd by the
officers and located in "a TWcufv-tfth
street rooming house. They had I'M
lholr possession number OF pawn tick
0'S ang quantity OF silverware, which
u is believed they have stolen fr,,,
MONIES. Tho police believe the two be-
IONS To- "a gang OF men who arc now
nurglarlzlng houses iu Ogden and Salt
Lar" city and hope 10 connect Thorn
WIN sons Of the recent burglarics
through Lha silNerMnrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.

AZ the meeting OF the county COM
mlssioners, held yesterday. the county
attorney was instructed TO draft am
ordlnance segregating certain property
from Provo school district ana annex
ing II 10 Lincoln school district ON ne
uuon OF Bengt johnson. Jr.. ct al.
T. r. Kelly and j.. n. Jordan OF
SpringNille appeared before the board
and represented that tho suringyiIa
Commercial club had cXueaded about
500 on the road from spuugyilo 10
Lake Shore, and asked for au a3prl-
priation Of $500 from the county and
the building OF three bridges for the
improving OF said road, the CONNER
ci8l club to turn over To- the county
the deeds for the rights-of-way pur-
chased by them. Granted as tO the 5000.
but denied as 90 the bridges
The following fees were reported COLI
lected for September by county ofn-
GERS.
Treasurer. $3.50. sheriff, S,332. roe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

County clerk Mattson calls the alton
ton Of the public ana voters in rartic-
uIar 10 the new law governing ths req
ls'raJon on voters. 10 provides that
any person registered last wear Who
voted and still lives in the Same prr-
cinct does not need TO register again
this year; but those VINO were rarie-
tered and failed TO vote must rc-rerie-
ter this year, and those who have rr-
moved TO another district must get "a
transfer or they cannot vote al the
coming election.
FIRST CLASS BAND FOR OGDEN.
Ogden is TO have a first class band
The differences that have existed iD tho
PAST between Nichols Ford Thatcher
ana Foster have been settled and Tho
musicians have decided 20 get together
In one musical organization ana have.
as ogden had about Is years AGO. a
band any city might be proud of.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses to wed were granted bv the
county clerk to the following couples.
Andrew Anderson, 81, Of KancsvWe
Utah, and Miss Myrtle Hannah. 25. of
CimmarrOn. Colo
VIM. II. Rudolph. 20. Of Central CITY.
Colo. and Miss Elva Tracy, 30. of
POcatello, Ida.
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Calculator, John J. NcCrepor
2iS4 Wesh. Ave.
Telephone Bell 69i. Ind. %.

Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi-N eekly News should be
made to The circulator Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN salt Lake
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14

mystery of enough dependant rainfall
to insure continual crops.
The Burlington limited was the
finest train on our entire trip. The
speediest time was maintained-53S
miles In fourteen hours and a half was
scheduled time. At Omaha it was al
most impossible to navigate, as the
slippery walks. caused by frozen rain
the previous night. retarded our desire
to parade among some worthy places
of interest. Buying relics under the
archway built under the streets, to
connect the Boston store. were our
only sights. | reached finally the
state with the least waste of any in
the union-lowa-where its agricultr-
lists do not have to depend on only one
kind of cereal crop. as the western
sections are almost absolute required
to do. We landed in Manning wiser
because of travel. and almost worn out
in pocket book from constant service.
My additional knowledge has resulted
in my becoming pronounced advocate
of government ownership of all public
utilities. This practically is re-
quired to entirely abolish grating and
rebates. which will allow capitalists
to compete thus eventually destroying
the trusts themselves by keen COM
petition.
HENRY GUTH.
Jo,,o Tou,,cL;,,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14
HENRY GUTH.
Iowa Township.
500 FOR A BOTTLE.

This would not be large price to
pay for DR.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedies if one could not get relief
any cheaper. The Drummond Medi-
cal Co.. New York. have received
hundreds of unsolicited testimonials
from grateful people restored to
health by the use of their remedies.
who would not hesitate to pay any
price rather than suffer the former
torture. If you would like to try
these remedies, and your druggist
has not got them. write direct to
the company. Agents wanted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership. in the manufacture,
handling and selling of brick. at Den
ison, Iowa. heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. C. Green and
Arthur c. Green. is dissolved by
mutual consent. and that the business
hereafter will be conducted by the
firm Of Green & Ward.
All outstanding Indebtedness should
be paid to the undersigned. Dated
this Bird. Day of August. A. d. 1907.
C.. Green
Arthur C. Green.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
NOT Asove the LAW
George Van Dyke. Lumber King. Mus,
Appear M Essex County Court.

81 Johnsbury, June i2-Georgc Van
Dyke Of Lancaster. y. ~. was bound
over yesterday In $500 hail before
Justice Kyle &. Brown az Luncnburg
10 answer charges Of the breach n The
peace and impeding an officer Mr.
Van Dyke Is president OF the Connects
cut River Lumber company and 10
sometimes known a. New England
lumber king.
The trouble grows out Of alleged
damages doac by the logs OF the Con.
ncctlcut Lumber company's drive g.
meadow lands In Lunenburg owned b.
Frank r. Harris. Suit was brought
and logs attached Ia protect the suit
In spite Of the attachment Van Dyke
with n big gang Of riscr drivers pro
cecdcd Ia take away the lumber. Dep
uty J. y. Dodge OF Lunenburg attempt.
I'd Ia serve papers IN the case ON Mr
Van Dyke when he threatened all sorts
Of dire things for the interested auth
critics with results NJ above stated
Mr. Shurtlcn Of Lancaster represented
Mr. Van Dyke and r. W. Simonds Of
~ lohnabury represented Mr. Harris
at the hearing. The eases are return.
able at the October term OF EsEeN
county court.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
TOTAL MEMBERSHIP 1908
Many New Masons During the Past
Year.


Burlington. June i2.-The 1ilth an.
nual communication OF the most wor.
shlpful lodge OF free and accepted Ma.
sons OF the state OF Vermont convened
at It's rooms In the Masonic temple
this morning at 10 o'clock NJ w.
Charles A. Calderwood OF ST Johns.
bury. grand master. delivered his ad.
dress. giving an account OF his stew.
ardahip during the past year. Grand
Secretary Henry II. Ross OF Burling.
ton gave his report A year ago there
were 1882 members In the 1903 sub.
ordinate lodges OF the state. lie re-
ported COS Masons made during the
year and 2ii deaths. making net
gain OF 276 and total membership OF
l2.O7S. At the meeting OF the grand
lodge year aso a dispensation was
asked aud granted for n lodge In Proc.
tor. Today application was made for
a charter for this lodge.
The matter OF restricting the state
was discussed. The state IL now div.
ided into ~ districts whose boundar
les are Identical with the county lines
II was suggested that the division
HANhtA " WI liNf Va ANANfA anu NNIl
yenionce of access rather than on couu
" lines. This question will have Ia
lie one year before action Il taken up
ON H. There was no session OF the
grand lodge In the afternoon. the time
being devoted 10 committee work.
The 18th annual meeting Of the Ma.
sonic Veterans association Of Vermont
was held In the evening and the follow
ing officers elected:
Venerable chief. Warren q. Res
nolds. burlington: first associate chief
Sllas II. Danforth. 81 Adams: second
associate chief. Kittrcdgc Haskius OF
Brattlcboro. veteran treasurer. ChaE
A. Caldcrwood. 81 Johnsbury. veteran
secretary. Henry u. Ross. Burlington
veteran chaplain. Edwin W. Whcclock
Cambridge: veteran marshal. Daniel
5. Danforth. 81 Adams.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
THE GRAND JURY FAILS TO
|ND|CT mrs SMITH"
Woman Accused Of Forgery
Gets Release.
JURY REPORTED YESTERDAY
Mr.. Michael Clarity Granted Divorce
The County jail White
washed.

Manchester, June 13.-The grand
jury completed its work Wednesday
and reported seven true bills and two
not found.
Among the cases considered in
which no indictment is returned is
that OF Mrs Il. G. Smith" who has
been In jail here and at the House OF
Correction at Rutland charged with
forgery.
Mrs Smith" was arrested last Sep
TENDER with the man who claimed 10
be her husband, charged with attempt
Ing TO pass a forged check at the
North Bennington bank. The man es-
capped from jail on New Years eve BY
the use OF wooden keys which aroused
the suspicion that he received help
from some quarter. The woman was
later taken 10 the House OF Correction
She will now be released.
Relative 10 the condition ofthe coun-
~ jails the grand Jury reported that
they are clean and well kept which n
not doubted and that they are In a.
good sanitary condition as possible I'm.
der the circumstances which seems 10
be polite phrase 10 cover up the real
truth.
The grand Jury also reported that Il
had investigated AZ directed by law
and found no bucket shops doing bust.
ness In the county.
Two divorce cases were heard Wed.
nesday. Mrs Bridget Gsrrity was
granted n divorce from Michael Gar.
rity ON the ground OF desertion. She
was given leave 10 resume her maiden
name OF Bridget Gunshannon. The
other hearing was that OF Mabel Iy-
man against Fred Lyman. NO decis-
Ion was rendered.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
.EOREsTERs CLOSED WITH
BANQUET LAST NIGHT
Remarks BY Several Prominent
Priests in Vermont Diocese.
MEET NEXT AT BURLINGTON
Edmund LaFranohlse Of Bennington
One Of the Delegates to the Ma.
tionaI Convention.

The biennial convention OF the Cat.
holic Order of Foresters for the state
OF Vermont aud the district OF North.
eastern New York which had been In
session here during the past two days.
was brought TO close last evening
with banquet at the Putnam house
and ball at Academy hall. The con-
yention was AN enjoyable and success
ful gathering and II was demonstrated
during the session that the order I'm
this state was In healthy condition,
both as 10 membership and finances.
The business OF the convention was
closed yesterday afternoon and early
evening by the election OF the follow.
state officers.
Chief ranger-Louis Alapa OF Win
ooslxi.
Vice Chief ranger-J. II. Talbot OF
Mortified.
Sccrctary-T. A. Austin OF Brattle-
boro.
Treasurer-F. w. sault OF swanton.
Directors--J. McGraw OF Milton. n.
y. LEcuyer Of 81. Adams. A. Il. Coy.
cite Of Essex Junction, Jules Semays
OF Burlington.
Delegates tO the national conven.
Ion ri St PAUL.. ~. Fitzpatrick VI
Graniteyille. Thomas Farrell OF New
port. Rev. ID. y. Coffey OF Bristol.
George II. Blair OF Ogdensgurg. n. ".
Edmund Iafranchise OF Bennington.
II was decided TO hold the next bi.
ennial convention nj Burlington.
The national convention at 81 Paul
will be- held the second week In Aug.
ust. beginning Tuesday.
AZ the banquet served at the Put.
nam house In the evening Il was neces
sary 10 twice set the tables In order 10
accommodate the unexpected number
OF guests.
y. q. Graves OF Wlnoosh acted as
toastmaster and the opening address
was made by Rev y. ]. Barrett OF Bur.
lington. representing Bishop Michaud
Remarks we're made by the local
priests. Rev Frs Barron. Provost and
Drsaulnicr and responses To toasts
were made az follows: Our order n
Catholic Organization Rev Pr Lynch
OF fittsford. The Green Mountain
State" Rev y. J. Lacy OF Proctor:
| ne An'ftCAu tatnonCs Htf ~. "
Corey. Bristol: Federation" ID ;. Ca
sey. Brattleboro; The Vermont Juris
diction." Henry Conlin. Winooski:
The State Secretary" T. A. Austin
nrattleboro. A vocal selection was
given by Rev r. J. Dahoney OF Water
bury.
After the banquet large number OF
the delegates gathered at Academy
hall where the finishing feature OF the
two days convention. the dance. was
In progress. With the coming OF the
delegates the crowd became as large
AZ the floor could comfortably accom-
MEDIATE. John Pendergast has charge
OF the floor and excellent music wai
provided by Messrs Wood and Thier
ault and Miss McGurk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13

OF steunsnberg for his part In the
north Idaho labor troubles.
Soon after Orchard left the stand
David Coates said:
II do not care nj this time n discuss
the kidnapping story told by Orchard.
nut he did come 10 me in Wallace and
outlined the plot lie said that he
wanted 10 kldnap Paulson's child and
get bunch Of money. told him thai
he was n fool and that n he aticmpie'l
10 do 20 I would denouncc him public
~ and that he would be run out Of
Wallace"
Coates served n term M lieutenant
governor OF Colorado. having beer
elected on the Populist ticket. Aftel
leaving Colorado he went 10 Wallace
and until n few weeks ago was propri
etor OF newspaper there.