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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
LITTLE GIANT
HURLS GAUNTLET
At STEEL TRUST
Hartman, Asking Safety,
Buys independents
Rails.
Lives Worth More Than
Dividends, He
Says.

NEW YORK. June Be. H. Harri-
man IN the role Of a defender of the
people. hurting his gauntlet down be-
fore the giant Steel trust. is the pic
ture unveiled today following the
virtual ultimatum OF the American Rail-
way Association TO the United States
Steel Corporation, demanding better and
more reliable rails.
II developed today that the associa-
tion. composed OF the executive heads
and operating officials OF the great rail-
way systems of the country. and repre-
senting 10000 miles of railway, has APP
pointed a special committee to deal with
the Steel Corporation in an effort 10
procure better rails. the great number
OF wrecks Of the last year having been
proved beyond a doubt 10 be attributable
chiefly 10 inferior rails
Fear Steel Trust,
II IS said that the source Of the
trouble was generally recognized for a
long time but that none Of the rail-
ways dared antagonize the powerful
Steel trust. Then came Hartman 10
the front with
The lives Of the passengers on the
Southern Pacific are more than a neceS-
sity for dividends on steel stocks
This is the noble sentiment attributed
10 the little giant" but whether he
voiced IL or not, it is certain that he
took the bull by the horns by switching
an order for 10000 tons of rail to the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, vir-
tually the only independent plant in the
country. and by so doing proclaimed his
independence Of the Steel trust.
q G, a.
the Steel trust. is quoted today as
frankly admitting that the rails turned
out today are poor in quality and dam
gerous. he says that the Bessemer pro-
cess, now in use, must be suDplanted
by the open-hearth system. and that d
higher-price rail must be manufactured,
the rails which were formerly satisfaC-
tory being no longer adequate to the
demands made upon them by the heavier
traffic conditions.
New Methods Needed.
The price OF rails in Europe today is
virtually the same as in this country,
and railroad men say that no relief
could be obtained by purchasing abroad.
The sole course open lies in the recu-
1cation of the Steel trusts methods of
manufacture and in the substitution
OF better material.
Realizing this, the railroads have
banded together to force the trust 10
turn out some rails that can be depend
cd upon. The committee appointed 10
fight the matter out with the trust is
made up as follows: G. L. Peck, general
HanagerN Pennsylvania lines west of
Pittsburg. chairman; J. T. Richards,
chief engineer maintenance Of way.
Pennsylvania railroad; J. T. Krut-
schnitt, vice president Of the Southern
Pacihc; W. l. Wilbur. New York Cen
trail and Hudson river; r. Montfort.
Louisville and Nashville; +. c. Carter.
chief engineer, Chicago and Northwest
ern railway; William Garstang. super
intendent motive power Cleveland, Gin
cinnau, Chicago. and St. Louis railway;
r. i. Etenger. consulting engineer
Southern railway, and W f. Fowler.
master car builder. Canadian Pacific.
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The report that c. Powell Minnigerode
has declined an offer to leave this city
for the purpose OF accepting the posi-
ton Of assistant director of the art de-
partment Of the Carnegie Institute Of
Pittsburg. was corroborated by Mr..
MinnigerOde, at his Office in the COrcor-
an Gallery of -Srt, today. While Mr.
Minnigerode was surprised that the
offer was known, and extremely reluc-
tant to give any Information upon the
subject. 1t was learned that a PROPOSE
ton OF this nature had been submitted
10 him by John w. Beatty. director Of
the art department OF the Carnegie In
stitute, and that after due consideration
the OfIer had been declined. Although
the salary attached 10 the proTfered po-
sition had not been definitely stated II
is understood that its acceptance would
have carried with IL a substantial in
crease over that which Mr.. Minnigerode
now receives.
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Summer Garden. Rathskeller.
". Y. ave. and 18th st. F. Endres. Prop.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
Kodaks. SUPPLIES. and Kodak Films
Warm Weather viii Not Annoy You

NROUsES. 737 9th st. NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
INSTITUTE
POSITION DECLINED
c. Powell Minnigerode to
Stay at CorCoran
Gallery.

PITSBURG. Pa, June Sit has been
learned from authentic sources that the
recent vacation trip of John w. Beatty,
director Of fine arts of the Carnegie In
stitute, included brief stop in Wash
ington. D. G, and a call upon c. Powell
Minnigerode. the clerk to the COrcOran
Gallery Of Art. During the call tenta-
tive offer was made to Mr.. Minnigerode
OF the position of assistant director of
the department of fine arts Of the Car
negie Institute
The Carnegie Institute has recently
been enlarged, and on April II, 1891 was
again opened 20 the public. The build
ing in which the library. the art depart
ment, and the department of music is
contained is one OF the finest in this
country. IL not in the world This
building has an area of four acres. a
floor space of sixteen acres, is built OF
white marble, and cost 100000.
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Riding and Driving Horses for Hire.
Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned, and Store

West End Stables. SO7-n 18th st Phone
NJ. 1850.
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You've had tempting opportunities buy Rugs of
worthy qualities much under value These Payday Bargains are
for you to profit by now
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Co, successors 70 Thorp Carpet Cleaning
Co.. ass Maine ave. sw. Phone NJ. 2025.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
THREE DIVORCES GRANTED.
Two Unhappy Wives and One Husband
File Complaints.

Three complaints for divorce We're
fled Ia the district court today Mag
gle ~ Stafford asked Tor a divorce from
A. f. Stafford on the ground OF cruelty
1t is alleged that the parties were mar
ried IN this city on Novemb er
II. 1903, and that in November,
1904. the defendant hit plaintiff
IN the mouth with his fist and used
pr6fane and abusive language towards
her. She also asks that her maiden
name, Maggie " Gregory, be restored
10 her
Fred C.. Webb is seeking a divorce
from Etna Pearl Webb ON the ground
OF desertlor. They were married in
Salt Lake City on Nov. 3. 1855. and II is
alleged that defendant deserted plalntiff
a year ago and ever since has resided In
California Plaintiff also asks the Gus
today OF thelr two children.
Failure TO support and infidelty are
the grounds upon which Elizabeth IL
Mcneil asks for divorce from b. N. Nc
Neil, whom she married In this city
on Oct IL. 1905. She alleges that for
six months past defendant has failed
TO support her and that in tho past six
Years he has been untrue to her and
has been guilty OF criminal conduct
" IN various other women. She also
asks for the custody % their child.
Judge ATsns trong has granted Mamie
y bowman a divorce from George Z
Bowman on the ground OF deEertton
They We're married In this city ON ian,
3. 1900, and about a year ago defendant
deserted plaintiff and her children and
went TO san Francisco and since that
time has failed TO support them The
custody or the two children was award
cd to plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
FREIGHT TrE,Ur RELIEVED.
Congestion in spark Nnrtls being Dis
posed OF Us Rapidly ns Possible

Il NJ. Davis assistant general super
inteudeDt Of The Oregon Short Line,
who went 10 sparks Nevada, q few
days ago to supervise the handling 1I
the freight congestion ont OF that city
Is now In san Francisco and is OK
pepted TO return 20 Utah In a Few days
1t is learned from him ihat the tie-up
has been practically disposed pt ami
that the thousands of cars Of freight
arc now being moved or win be moved
at IN early date, The tracks aTa again
IN shape and It is only matter OF a
little time until business ls moving
along IN the regular way
Talking Of the strike situation, Mr..
Davis said in an interview III fs not a
strike proposition at all For some
time the representative Ut &c railroads
have been corresponding with the gem
eraI managers Of these railroads Tho
matter has sifted down to q point
where six general managers and the
head representatives of the employees
are going to determine whether the
men will accept a 10 per cent increase
in wages offered, or whether they VIII
submit the matter to an ARBITRATION
hoard Naturally when the committees
started to take a. referendum vote
maNy OF the men believed that a strike
WAS brewing
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BOSTON MARKET.

James n. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following re-
oaived over their private wire this
afternoon.
Newhouse 20; aOA 10; 1911 sales e75.
Bing-, 10; 10; 10; 49, sales, leo
b. @, 25 %; 20 %. sales, l50
- coaln, rs; 26; 251s 26 sales, $3.50.
b. &c L., closed 1892.
g. NJ. &c: 49,; So; So; sales 200
Cop. Range, SOS; sos: 80; 7eia sales,
2,215.
Cum Ely. closed 0 Gls
D. w. I55a. 151a 1874; 1879; sales 2s5.
r. b, closed 1oh@A-
CRANKY, 1874; LA; t24; l2a sales, 200.
C. c.. 20; %; IS; %; sales rs
Nevada Con-. Ia; IA; IA IA; sales 600.
New, Utah. closed, 41sMss.
n. E.. 50; ssst. syn s91z sales $50
I'm. Cop 5sIs; SO 5Sk 3d. sales, us.
U $. S. com, 5i1s; 5is5; 53ss; 81;
sales 2S5,
u, S. s., pfd, 441a; 441s; "A, "A; sales
Utah Con-, Co.'s; G1h go; sly sales.
l,55O.
Balaklala, closed. -
Davis Daily. closed l5GlS.
C. & a.. 1865; 1855 1852; 1862; sales. 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
COURT NOTES.

Judge Armstrong has set April s
as the date for the nrraisnment of
NJ Levy, who Is charged with receiy~
ing stolen brass.
Anna Zimmerman has filed " petit
tIor in The probate division Of the dis
trict court asking tor letters OF admin
lstratpn of the estate OF Frederick e.,
Zimmerman, who died ON Nov Z. 1905.
The estate is valued at about $4,000
Judge Ritche has rendered judy
ment by consent In favor OF plaintIrs
in the case of w, j. Craig against w.
j. Mitchell In the total sutn OF ssSe,5a
and interest. amounting to s55.ts, The
action was brought TO recover for
money advanced To defendant by plain
tiff
Suit for divorce has been flied in tbs
district court by Ruby v, Bingna M
against ~ II. Bingham on the grounds
of desertion and failure 10 support
They were married at Pennington Oh
Feb. %, 1905, and II Is alleged that de-
PENDANT deserted plalntiff year ago
and has fuiled to support her since that
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
BOSTON CLOSE.

James A, Pollock g. Co., brokers and
bankers. furnish the following. received
over their private wlre. this afternoon:
Adventure, sgsQss: AllOuez. 52a5e.
Arcadian, 76tk; Atlantic. 14@ki BIng-
ham Con-, lslspls, b, COal'n, 264h; c.
IL A., le2mles; c. n H.. s4O@s6O; Cen
Range. 7s1a4S0A Daily West, 1914 ql6;
Washn, 2g3i Winona. SOS; Wolverine,
100 asked WyanGot. IAGS zinc, Sgfe
70; Boston Com. 23Ads5, Royale, 1917 q
Z U. $. ST. conn.,, 5fG5z: u. S. S. pfd-,
1874 qiiA. LaSalle, l646p15: FRANKLIN,
ll1sqls: Greene Con. 2Sss@24s4 Mass.
5hg6; Mexico Con, lltksrl2: Michigan.
ltQh Mohawk. 19Qn; Nevada Con,
ltg North Butte ssSpih: Old Dom,
"a az; Oseeola. ls5dl37: Parrot, al1sG
IA Phoenix, 2 asked; Quincy, ll9ati2o:
X L., "a asked Santa Fe, stt G9s
shannon lsBdh Tamarauk, lO6Wll0:
Trinity, 22@1s I'm. Cop, 5sL SloeJb:
u'ah Con-, slaG2 Victoria, 7atM$.
CURB CLOSE,
Baiakiala lO7sNI05a: Bing. Cent, w
qlst Black Min, 5lk6p54. Is. Exp, Ia
z. Il. L.. I7s@2 Cananea Cent, no
ssi Cum, Els, sAdb9Ri Shawmut, $500.
, H. lsNa9A Apcx, 6fs6DeA; Greene
Cananea- lSfSal6; Ahmeck, 90 asked
~ Conf, gid25; Ely Con, 11sRl4
Davis DAILY l9@lSA; r. Butte i0la 10
lgA Globe lS9l3E Hancock, 10 asked
Helyetla, a9s bid; X. G.. 9ssI0: Afajes.
lie $685.; New Utah. 4AG4Es; Nipls-
sing, i3sWl31s Raven. lA@1h New
house l91s@2O Foster, lN0lFs; Nc
kinlcy l9s11h; Silver Leaf, l6al7:
SILVER Queen, az.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
v1Apuor IN OGDEN.


ogden, April ait is authoritatively
learned that the vladuct across the
railroad tracks at the west end OF
Twenty fourth street, is going to be
built The committee composed OF
President Craig, Councilman RI, J. Pow
ers and City Atty Bagley. who went TO
Salt Lake City yesterday To consult
with General Manager Bancroft OF the
Hartman system IN regard to the mat
ter returned home last evening but
refused 10 talk on the result OF their
visit further than to say that their in
teryieW with Mr. Bancroft was salts
factory and thar al she next meeting of
the city council a communication from
him would be received outlining the in
tentIon of the railroad companies con-
corning the viaduct and other improve
ments contemplated by the railroad in
this city, One OF the great hlndrances
in the way OF these contemplated i'm
pTovenents Is the difficulty encoun-
tered In securing property at the COR
ner Of Wall avenue and Twenty-fourth
street, where ii is proposed 10 build the
new freight depot The improvements
are sure to be made just as soon as
these difficulties can be adjusted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
A VALUABLE RECORD.

There is no end of information about
paper Annual published 10y N W.
Aver y SON Philadelphia $500 net)
the 1907 edisIon OF which Is just out
Catalogued In simple fabulated form
are ghe facts one needs In dealing With
newspapers, with particular attention
to calculations, which are all given In
plain figures
There are supplementary lists Of
daily newspapers, ma Eazlnes and class
publications. a colored map OF each
state Is bound In The book II also
contains for the first time the Adver-
Users TELEGRAPH Code complied es-
pecially for the use Of the PUBLISH
Ing interests ana Milling long-felt
want Ia this direction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
MARCH COPPER OUTPUT.
Pollock Receives Information From
Boston and New York Metal Markets.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Boston wires: Old Dominion March
output 3, 42s. ZOO pounds against 10000
In February. No cross cut on l,ieO
level now has over so feet suIphide, aN-
eraging II per cent and No cross-cut
30 feet averaging 20 per cent.
New York wires: United Metal Sell
ing SO. quotes price of copper down u
for lake al 25i4 and 25A for etectrolytip,
Boston wires. Centennial output for
March 1888, 1853 pounds of mineral ore, an
Increase of 5000 pounds over March or
last year Annual meeting of stock
holders of Isle Royale Copper Co. today
at Jersey City, retiring board OF direc-
tors reelected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
SPIKE AND RAIL.

i. p, Wilson. district freight and pas
senger agent of the oregon Short Line,
was member OF the Stubbs private Gag
party on the Salt Lake trip yesterday
Kent o, Kcyes. commercial agent for
the New York Contra lines, In this
section, returned this morning from
weeks trip to- Boise, Idaho. He said
it rained ana showed every day while
there, and he returned with heavy
IdalO cold.
Gangs Of workmen on the Western
Pacific railroad are laying raii at the
rate OF y mile n day on the desert l2O
miles west ~ salt Lake City, The Cali
foInla end is also making good progress
and II is expected trains Will he rum
ming between Oakland ana Marysvale
this summer
Gen. Mgr I.ansford " The Salt Lake
& Los Angeles railroad went out 10
SalialT this morning 10 supervise the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

placing Of the resort in readiness for
hte opening ball ot the season on Fri-
dan might given by the employees of H.
~. NJ l. The floor viii be surfaced and
polished and everything put 10 good
share for The occasion.
a fine new wall map showing all The
government irrigation projects west OF
the Missouri river In the arid states.
has been ISSUED b9- The Hartman lines.
The map liz ohsuIutelyf accurate from
an engineers standpoint, and shows the
railroads as the5 really are tistead of
being represented by straight lines The
location of tho irrigation projects arc
shown In red
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the wealth
or bureau for the "A hours ending at 9
a. m. today
Barometer reading at 6 a. M "a inches;
temperature at g a. M 10. maximum.
80: minimum, 70; mean y, which is de-
grees above normal,
Precipitation for the "a hours ending at
6 a, m. .0l inch
Precipitatlun since the first Of the
month, % Inch which Is 70 inch below
the normal.
Excess in precipitation since Jan l. 2.Is
inches,
FORECAST TILL 9 r. N. THURSDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
Clearing and colder tonight Thurs.
II. J. HYATT
SHltlnp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
ALFRED SEEKS DIVORCE

Ncllic Alfred has filed suit for divorce
IN the district court against Albert
Alfred, barber at Bingham, on the
ground of failure to support. 1t Is
alleged that the parties were married
at Vsrnsl ON Jan, l5. 1000. and for a
year past defendant has failed 10 sup
port her, although he has property
valued Ut $1,000 and is making $3.50 per
month She asks that he be restrained
from dispOsing Of any of his property.
and particularly the money In bank.
and that he be compelled TO pay her $50
per month temporary alitnony. 800 for
medical services, $50 for suit money
and 1900 as attorneys fees. She also
asks for the custody OF their minor
child
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
YESTERDAYS.

r. B'nnInn ct al 10 r. n, HaTk
ness lots 10 and n, block 2s
lN-acre plat A Observation-Disclosures,
II, A Brighton 10 William H. Ena
tcr et Al. land, section 50. township
south, range east..,n,..-..,,,,
Mary A Leonard 10 Elizabeth shy
der part lOt 4 block 20 plat b.
Ellis Satin To Walter q, Fowler, part
lol 3 block Is. plat B.,..--.,,,,.
@, J. BAXTER Ia SIsnn Anderson lotH
10 and H. block 2, fAnden park 49,
Mary SoTens0n Ell Al "a Melissa
Lamnman, part lot .. block Y.
p ID. sampson to Il. +. Jackson.
.ots IS etc., block 3. Arlington
hp'h anasrsor IA s,tb,,,. NJ E.rs,,
In, part lot 3 block 40, piai A.,
RUN J squires a. J A, Rock wood
lSls aHd 81. block h. Hnnter's sub
NJ L. RcoklIdse to Annis CLARK Iots
and block 81, Kinney 4 GotIr-
lsy'S aaalllon ,--.., ,,--..,,i.--..,,,.,
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BIG PLANS FOR
NATIONAL GUARD
Col, PIunner BusIly Engaged in
Securing Men for the Regl-
mental Staff.


re- .. .,,.,.s,, r,,.,rI .,ila IN .urn
''t ,.S. ,,,. y,,r.,s,
out on Decoration Gay WIN '''V veg So
force seen In years. IL VIII ne because
present Indications fan 10 matewialize-
~, 80, y, .Jo,,,,.,.t,t,, ,h., y,,orf and
'e oW'A VI HNVl eSls'''.'.e . ~
Puh'h$ new interest," ll''p '~e VAs"H
lion N progressing with remarkable
rariaitv under yhe dirsotlon of Adju-
t,nt cn,,.r,tVr yv.a,n,y,,na .,d ,vor
N'"' ~ ~ NN"sN"NV-' was
e. a Flunmer'
Col PlnlniHer Is now cnga sed IN re-,
crnlthiE the teglmehtal sisW 20 Tvs lut'
1Nota, and has NOW announced the per
soslIlel WIN ahe cNS9ptlon ~ si
mental adAuiant' Whlcm loF.t"l Sap. ,,
PdsssW Ewes w tp IF'uIH 70 nu.l 70
caplalI 81 company a., whtvl' r !" NC
,,Ir.o sa,NHn g. ., aNS,t,y W '''V
,,,.,,,s t.xr,,.,,,c sx,nr,
t..n ,,..s. ,.,,.,. ,.o.,..,, ~ ,,an
.snvt W., .ps,s A''V ,,, ~ IVA
sSlsNa ~ lnn Nu,lllAeAUlal Ntuo! as~
49, Va W. w t"ai,is ,,. 1.,,,,,.. rt1ie
~, - -.om W. 'oS' 'H a. ster-
AZ. ,.t,;,sT. ~, ~ ths essi.
,,,ar.a. .t., ~ s,,G nv, st,t4sw ~ t,,s,,er.-
ran ~ =, SCI ,,rsotgse tfr5cy Ma slsiliea
evs,. IN 1880 40 ". tdiV es-nectsG tn
rg,yrd i,,to sbno,s,,.. for,11 "a, ri ~, ne ,,re-
rarnd nv salsa al hnpnrs al enYYrs on
~, n. nn1enfs ANA AT tho sss,sSrt ride
Shoot, where TITAN NAV be representeti
next fan with a picked team MhilG
among The ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Fisher
HARRIS. il is nevertheless !. fact that he
is u graduate of a military academy
and has done full duty With the rifle
and the sword in mimlc warfare,
An appointment WAS announced this
morning tor the nom commissioned
regimetal stan. 10 replace QuaTSerrnas-
ter Sergeant Lund, retired. W. d.
Barrett, chief clerk of the board OF
health, ~ NAMED toy the place, and the
guarantee that he can fiji It Is enl-
braced ia the fact thar he WAS for three
years first sergeant ut Company n, long
known as Company BIS chief rival for
first hpnors in the art Of drilling,
,.,-r,r.r, >, ,,-v x~, .oe,rDr,.,
INTEREST Nm oSrpEN'
The rem yyakenIn. oY guard Interest Is
NOT confined TO Salt Lake as the Ogden
mory, and Is now recruiting rapidly To
lull "stu, Ml'tle a'. pteoi - ,,,T
nauc 20 iNusset w \, 1911 liza ar ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
RESIGNS BUT DOES NOT RETIRE,
Ex-President Hin OF Great Northern
WIN still Direct the Road.

resignation OF James j. Hall as presi-
dent of the Great Northern railroad
and his election as chairman Of the
board OF directors. E, Il. Nicholas, vice
president of the Great Northern. said
last night that II in no sense meant
the retirement of Mr., Fiji from the
direction of Great Northern affairs
He added that MIR HlIs duties as
chairman would be practically ieent-
zeal with the duties he has been per-
forming In recent years, These have
had to do with the general direction
of the roads policies and the finances
rather than directly with the operation
of the proueTty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
nURANp ~. Pr AGAIN.
Another Petition for Writ of Prohlbl.
tlon Against Murray Man.

a petition for writ Of prohibition
against Charles +. Durand. Justice Of
the district court by William Cotter.
ell- is alleged In tho petition thai
DuTand entered judgment against Cot.
terrell and IN FAVOR OF the Pennington
Cooperative Mercantile Institution on
Jam, "a 1907, Notwithstanding tha fact
that he objected 10 tho Jurisdiction OF
the court and made a motion TO dis
Miss lhe ease II ls claimed that Dur
ana ~ without jurisdiction In the case
for the reason mat both parties 10 the
action are residents OF Davis county,
and ths cause Of action. IL there is one.
arose Ia that county. and not In salt
Lake county Petitioner asks that Dur
and be prohibited from taking amy fur
ther aetion Ia the case. and that The
Judgment be set aside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
TopAy's TEMPERATURE.
YESTERDAYS RECORD,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,S.

Elias Salm TO Alfred A. Carlson,
part 81 lov e block IS. plat Be-, II
Ino- Nelson TO Milton Bean. land
In section 10. township ! south,
range east .-.,, ,,-,..,,;;.,......,a,, Loo,
N section ., township 2 south,
range ] west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lO'
Mary A n Cannon 10 Cyrus w
Gold, land in section /, township
south, range I woBt..,,.,..-.,.,,,.-- aq
\ w Haley ana wife 10 Foster Cor
don, part OF lots q, % block 1.
Coates g. Corhm's n Z ,..-.,,,....- l.aO
Eawd NJ Ashton and wire 80 Rose
j. Badger. lots n, IS, block 1 Bel.
pdDu stth E4
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MRS. ALE SUES FOR POLICY.

AIRS. Mary AIN has filed suit la the
district court against Walker Bros,
bankers, to recover possession OF a life
Insurance policy, the surrender value OF
which lis S6,S5t II is alleged that the
Goa bank by plaintiff and her nus.
band, Rudolph AIM and that the in
debtedness 20 the bank was paid In
May, 1905. but the policy was not sun
rendered 10 plaintiff but was trans
ferred with other property OF the bank
TO Walker Bros, Plaintiff now aAks