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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
INDICTMENT OF
SENATOR BORAH
G. Y. Wallace, IT,, SWears Atty.
Fred Miller Told Him w. FIN
Spent $4,000 TO Secure 1t.

Boise. Ida. oct What Will prob
ably boz the last day OF the prosecu-
ton in the Borah case began this
morning with the Introduction OF evil
dence to show that the defendant in
his capacity ls attorney for the Barber
Lumber company. had many deeds TO
timber lands recorded iu tho office OF
the county clerk m this city. The de-
Tense announced yesterday that this
could iu no way connect Senator Borah
with any criminal conspiracy and that
they were ready to- ooncede the fact
without any testimony whatever. The
government attorneys declined TO ac-
cept the offer.
It is stated that Senator Borah's
counsel will move to have the case
taken from the jury Immediately the
government closes Judge Whitson
notified the prosecution last night that
he would allow no more testimony of
"a general nature until some evidence
connecting the defendant with the al
legged crime was produced.
With the Borah trial approaching its
close. matters before the special grand
Jury which was called 20 investigate
charges of misconduct against United
States Dist Atty. Ruick are also COM
Ing 20 a focus and report is expected
az any time one OF the most import
ant cases of the grand jury's inquiry is
now under way. This is iu regard TO
the rumor that the Western Fedora
ton of Miners spent considerable
money in helping 10 secure the iudict-
meut OF Senator Borah who had been
engaged as special prosecuting attor-
ney for the state ia the Haywood case.
I'm connection with This Inquiry the
grand jury has had before 10 an af-
hdaNit made by George Y. Wallace Ir.
Of salt Lake city Wallace swore
that he met Fred Miller Of Spokanee.
one Of the federation attorneys in salt
Lake last April and that Miller de-
clarcd the Miners organization had
$4,000 OF its defense fund up to that
ume-a month before the trial--Wal-
lace, lt is stated. also said that Nil
ler told him $4,000 of this amount
Was spent in securing the indictment
of Eorah
Miller was called before the grand
jury today and 10 is said. denied the
story in am its details saying he had
made mo- such assertion at any time or
place and that any such assertion
would have been false
John = Nugcut, Of thic CITY. apotb-
er federation attorney. was also "A
witness before the grand jury and 81
is understood that he said he had
never heard of such a story
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! tonight had JUST returned from trip out
az town to some mining property lie
was found lying on the sidewalk several
feet from the gate. che large posts were
found blown TO pieces and the fence
shattered for some distance The porpe.
traitors lett no trace OF their deed cxccpt
a wire extended about Is feet north
along the fence and then went west about
50 feet Co tine middle of the road
IL is presumed that the assassin or
assassin. were lying in wait for Nj.
Brown and pulled he wire as he enter
cd tEe gate.
Immediately after the explosion n
neighbour of Mr Browns heard some mon
running north from the direction of the
Brown house IL as thought that Mr.
Brown had some idea cf the identity Of
The men who perpetratcd the outrage. for
hc was heard 90 muttcr just before laps
ing into Inconsistencies. 'Thcy have
laid for me. and they got me-"
Mr. Brown became unconscious a few
moments later ana said nothing thai
would give any clue TO the identity of
the assassine.
Mrs. Brown is Frustrated by the shock
ana the physicians fear she will not re-
cover. Air Brown. while sheriff of Bak-
er city. was dlligent In enforcing the law
against saioonmen and gamblers.
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felt that the fact that the Japanese
emperor had for the second time hone
ored him with am audience was due TO-
his majesty desire COB send 81 message
of goodwill 90 the United States and
show tD the world thu the japanese
were friendly 10 the Americans
Ar. Tous speech was greeted with
enthusiastic applause. After the BAN
quet the assembly room was the scene
Of a remarkable manifestation of good
wiz everybody cuugratul1ting every
body else on what was considered Co be
"a complete removal OF tnC little cloud
which had been hulEiug over the hfty
years friendship between the United
States and Japan ana rejoicing at the
fact thut final damper had been
placed upon sensational utterauCes
regarding tho possibility of strained
relations between the two countries.
An especially pleasing effect was pro-
duced hy the scCrct8ry's remark about
the japanese cmperor's intentions 10
send a message of good VIII Co the
United States.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE

The undersigned viii sell at private
sale. the real property hereinafter des-
criOed, or any part thereof. situated ln
salt Lake County, state OF Utah. on or
after the stu day Of October 1891. an 10
o'clock a. m, and Wlitteu bids will be re-
ceived az the Office Of Brigham Clegg, an
Auerbach Block salt Lake City. Utah.
Terms Of sale are cash, on confirmation
Of sale.
said property to be sold described as
follows to-wtt:
east OF the northwest corner of lot three
80. block nineteen Q9i, plat "B." Salt
Lake city Survey, and running thence
east seventy-two ssnd onc-half C2isl feef.
thence south forty-three and one-fourth
$50 feet, thence west seventy-two and
onc-half OZizl feet; thence north forty
three ana one-fourth $50 feet, 70 begin
ming. situated IN salt Lake County, State
Commencing at a point two rods north
Of tho southeast corner OF lot seven ~
block twenty-thtee (ss), plat 'B," Salt
Lake City survey, and running thence
north two and one-half Gao rods: thence
west nine tO rods, thence south two and
one-half (2ia) rods; thence cast nine 81
rods, TO the beginning, situated on Bridge
port Street salt Lake city and County.
State Of Utah.
Commencing at the southwest corner OF
lot six 90, block sixteen. fve-acre plat
"A" Big Field Survey, and running thence
north tfty-hve feet. thence east one hum
bred and hfty-siX feet: thence north one
hundred and nine feet, thence west Oua
hundred and fifty-six feet: thence north
ninty-fve and one-tenth g5 l-iO feet
south 81 deg. "a min. east u2.07 feet south
81 deg. @ min. east 1j6 90 feet: north "a
deg "a min. east $3.50 feet; south 66 der
Il min east SIS feet; south 81 deg. is
min. east 173 % feet south 50 deg n min
east 81 q feet; south IS feet; west 81 feet
TO beginning, situated in Salt Lake CITY
and County, Utah
All Of lot seven IN block seven. hvo-acra
nlnt "a" Big Field survey coutairin,r
five acres OF land and the half OF tbe
street adj l.ii'g said land on the west an
situated ir salt Lake County Utah
All OF lot eight. block eleven. section
sixteen, township one south range ono
east. salt Lake Meridian. situated I'M Salt
Lake County. Utah. and containing i8.47
lots numbered eleven. twelve. thirteen
fourteen. fifteen and sixteen, Salt Lake
County, U-eh and In block number tvo
iu belongs Second Addition, being "a sinh
division OF lot hve. IA book sixteen. two
acre plat a., Big Field survey. accord
ing 10 the recorded plat now on Gle In
the recorders office OF Salt Lake County.
Utah.
CAROLINE BRIGGS.
BENJAMIN T. BRIGGS
Administrators OF the Estate ~ lance
Briggs. Deceased.
Dated Sept. Is. 1907
Brigham Clegg, Attorney for Estate
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals win be received Tor tho
construction and setting in place OF elghf
steel cages with cots. etc, complete ir
the Murray City jail according to plars
Furnished by n Edw. Lilienborg archi.
salt Lake city, Utah. Bids Ton the aboye
work viii be opened by the City Council
at Murray october H. 1871. al o'ciccr
D. m. Each bid must be accompnnled
with a certified check OF 8 per cent M
tho amount Of bid made payable 10 ii
Bishop. City Treasurer.
All bids must be addressed 10 w
Warcnslri. city Clerk Murray A bond
for one-haf tho amount OF contract
price will be required OF the SUCCESSFUL
or all bids.
By order Of the city Council OF Muir
W. ]. wARENsK1. CITY clerh
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NOTICE

Notice ls hereby given that special
stockholders meeting OF the stockholders
OF The Revenue Mining Company. Is can.
ed and viii b. held at the general once
OF the said company at the State Bank
OF Utah. at No. 1 South Main ST.. SALT
Lake city. salt Lake County, Utah. on
Wednesday. the End day Of October A. n
1907. az the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. Tor
the purpose OF considering and voting IN
on The proposition OF amending articles
vi and MI Of the articles Of incornora-
ton Of said company 90 as 20 make the
sable to the extent, and IN the manner
permitted by law.
L @. BURTON,
President Revenue Mining COMPANY.
HENRY IT. McEWAN, Secretary.
nnfnd Sent. q 1917
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CARoLINE BRTGGs.

AfifaNH = Win t. ElklAfku-.
Administrators OF the Estate of James
Briggs. Deceased.
Dated sept. D. 1907.
Brigham Clegg Attorney for Estate
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PROBATE AND oUARD1ANsHrr
NOTICES.
consult County Clerk or respective sign-
ers Tor further Information.

ers Tor further Information.
IN TUE DISTRICT COURT PRO
oate llit ision. in and Tor salt Lake COun-
", state ~ Utah. fu the matter 90 tho
estate ~ John sldduWaM Deceased Mo-
uet.- Tue petition of Robert "a Siddoway.
alministrutur of the estate OF John Slu-
u'"als u-t castd, praying f0r Che settle
.N,N ut anal account of said admiuistra
~ hLu iur the distribution OF ihc rcsi-
.u' .i ealu Ottato tu the persons entitled.
mas huen set tor hearing ou SATURDAY..
we 3ih day of October. A. y 1000. at N
@ CLOCK o.. u.. at The County Court House.
ln tho Court Room OF said Court. in' salt
Lake city salt fako county. Utah.
witness the clerk Of said Court with
the seal therVof affixed this 2lth day ia
september. a. ID. 1871.
tScnl j. ". ELDREDGE. JR. Ciorlo
Iy w. IT, Farnsworth Deputy Clerk.
Adam A, Duncan. Attorney Tor pcu-
tiCngr
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
T7co-day Tournaments IN October
This Weeks Programme.

Tvvo-day tournaments bid fair TO become popular
with golfers this fall. The latest announcement IN
this line comes the Montclar Golf Club which
has arranged a programme for Friday and satur-
day October II and IL. According TO the condi-
tfons tp- thirtytwo will qualify to continue IN
four efghts This Is 10 be invitation tournament
There will also be e1shteen-hole medat play
handicap on the second day. open 70 all invited
guests and Montclair Golf Club members Prizes
in the tournament will be presented to the person
making low score the qualification round. 70 the
winners of each eight. TO the runuer-up in the first
eight and 20 those making the lowest gross and
net scores In the handicap
The competitive attraction in the metropolitan
district this week Will tho eighth annual tndi-
ydual championship tournament OF the East Jersey
Golf League, TO sbe held Friday and Saturday.
September 2T and 2S the links OF the Canoe
Brook Country Club Because OF the peculiar con-
ditions governing this competition, the field in the
championship each year is necessarily limited
There is a rule which stipulates that only those
who have competed in three or more team matches
are eligible 70 compete for individual honors.
On this occasion. however. provision has been
made for those eligible play for the title
a cup open all members OF the league has been
offered. There will DO eighteen-hole qualifca-
ton round in this the In the championship.
and best eight in each division will continue
az match play. On the afternoon OF the second day
there will also be a handicap for which four prizes
have been presented first and second net, and first
and second gross.
An odd ruling, to govern the handicap IS that all
better than "a will be considered a tie.
The par for the IS ~. and the committee has
figured II out that by virtue OF his handicap
is supposed to beat the par for the links In case
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

Morningside aggregation were brighter
Harvard. apparently strongly in favor OF the new
rule now thatSit is I'm force. appears to be the
only that cope with Columbia in getting
out n strong team. H A. Davenport, runner up
to the national nterscholastic title, may play this
year. and then Nathaniel w. Niles. r. A. Lowering
and Alfred Dabney promise to provide strong
terial for title winners.
AS was the case a year ago. the differences be-
tween the coegians will not be thrashed out until
they meet next week at Merton. Then. from all
present indications there likely 10 be some
stormy protests and sessions to decide upon the
eligibility of certain of the contestants for the
valuable trophies privately offered and the pros
pect of obtaining their cherished collegiate or p
or Y has created keen rivalry.
Once the intercollegiate championship is decided
the various teams are to be seen on local courts
in dual matches. Princeton is to meet the West
Side Lawn Tennis Club players and later the 9TH
Regiment team indoors. Columbia is to play the
West Sides and the New Yorks, and similar ar
rangements being made for Yale, who VIII
also play the 9TH Regiment Harvard Is stated m
doors for the Brooklyn Heights Casino. that
goody round OF matches is in prospect
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
COLLEGE L1UN TENNIS.
Players at Odds Deer Eligibility
Rules Framed an October.

Collegiate lawn tennis players are 1T odds over
the eligibility rules which were framed last OCTOBER
In the playing Of the national intercollegiate cham
pioushp tournament. Under the new rule all fresh
men and players who have competed three years for
their alma mater may not be considered as COM
petitors Even a change of university college
may not be taken into consideration for virtually
II IS three years and There effort 70
put such a ruling against Robert lie Roy. OF Co
fumbla, by Wells of Yale. so as 10 force
him out or the competitions Harvards representa-
tive Morse was ready to sustain Yale. but as no
positive rule had been established Princeton. the
University OF Pennsylvania, Cornell and Haverford
stood retention of Le Roy. who came through
the victor.
From the news that has recently leaked out Cap
tain Dwight Partridge. Of Yale has some new talent
that would materially help out the chances OF YacS
team capturing both the singles and doubles titles
next week on the courts OF the Merton Cricket CIuh
IIaverford near Philadelphia Princeton is re-
ported TO favor an amendment which will open tho
yay for freshmen, for Dean Mathey enters at Old
Nassau this term and two three others who have
shown considerable speed while those left as elgi-
hleg notably Gordon and Richardson IL is said. can
hardly expect como through n hard meeting.
But Columbia has not forgotten the rub that was
given her year when for time, and the third
day OF the championship at that. 1t was tick
lish going to whether or not lie Roy would con-
tinue in the tournament There so much bit
terness that II looked as II Columbia and other
of the colleges might retire completely from the
intercollegiate association. Yale at that time was
particularly incensed Old Eli had no representa-
lion among the officers. which include: President
Clarence c Pell. OF Harvard: vice-presdent NJ T.
Pyna, Princeton, and secretary treasurer. IL d
Register OF Pennsylvania
Captain Grant Burns has now a number of fairly
qualified players for the tournament including
Henderson, the Californian. who is now eligible
TO play for Columbia. and the prospects OF the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
"Club Plate" q NezC NOUeI Idea of
Identification.

Melville ID. Chapman and DR.. Schuyler Skaats
Wheeler, of the bureau OF tours Of the Autono-
bile Club Of America. have sent out notice
the members of the club Of club plate" that
viii be forwarded TO the members OF the club for
81 The idea has come about owing to a
response TO many requests for device or insignia
OF the club In some form suitable for attaching
members The notice reads that the plate
VIII prove useful in several ways: that it VIII
serve as a means Of identification and a proof
Of membership in the club. may be useful in deal
ing with supply houses the road and also, pos
sibly. as means Of identification in of trou-
bic
w l. Stevenson. vice-president of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, at the Lozier salesroorn last Mon
day purchased one of the 40-horsepower models.
The will be used by Mr.. Stevenson for pleasure
as well as for business trips through the mining
districts OF Nevada and California.
The Automobile Sales Corporation of New York
announce that George w. Condor is not connected
with its organization.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

Cincinnati Sept. 22--Any hopes the New York
Giants had Of finishing in second place seemed TO
fade away completely to-day, when they lost both
games of Il dOubIe-header with Cincinnati, the
first by a of l to and the second by a
of 2 TO /.
Both contests resulted in pitchers battles. and
the only made charged against Markle
the recruit, who covered first base for the
visitors. In each game the home team tried new
pitchers, and both covered themselves with glory.
In the first game Spade. of Atlanta was sent in
pitch against the veteran McGinnity. and ne
succeeded in holding the Giants down to four hits
He sent out one Of the six hits made off McCfin-
nity's delivery. The lone tally that brought Cir
cnnau victory in this game chiefly due to
slow fielding on hit to centre. Bresnahan was
put of the game for objecting to the umpire's
decision In the second game Campell pitched for
the Red Socks, while Taylor acted IN the same
capacity for the visitors. The game was called at
the end Of the seventh inning according to agree
znent. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
of ties under this rule the committee Will ap-
point time and place for the play-off.

of ties under this rule. the committee will ap-
point time and place for the play-of.
Leighton Calklns. secretary of the Metropolitan
GOLF Association does not appear to have much
hope now Of seeing metropolitan open champion
ship tournament decided this season. In discussing
the tournament situation in general. Mr.. Calkins
has the following to say:
The Baltusrol Golf Club. which has had the mat
ter under consideration for some time has de-
cided not to offer it's links for an open Metropol-
ltan dolr Association tournament this fall In
stead Baltusrol has applied for Friday and Satur-
day. october is and 49, for open amateur tour
nafnent- These dates have been held open by the
Metropolitan Golf Association for time in the
expectation that, a club would forward and
ask for the open championship. but 1t is gettng,
late in the season and Baltusrol wishes these
dates Tor an open amateur tournament they have
been allotted for that purpose.
The Montclair Golf Club has applied for Friday
and saturday October IL and 12. for two-day
invitation amateur tournament, and these dates
have been allotted
From the foregoing il will be that there is
hardly chance that open association tourna-
ment can be held this fall. the only remaining
available dates are October ;, and 8 and
club has yet applied the time is almost too short
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

20 ,ern,it Of an open tournament being held az
that time. Furthermore, the regular fall invita-
tiou tournament OF the NyoPla Club is held on
October 8 + and this year. and. while that tour
nanent outside OF the metropolitan district the
secretary of the Metropolitan Golf Association
would hesitate to schedule the open at thar utls
because many OF the leading metropolitan ana
teurs would be sure TO enter the Myopta touria-
rleut and that would OF course. Getract lrOliA ''
interest in the open
1T Is the theory OF the association that an open
rrofassional tournament TO be a shouli
have a large entrty of the leading amateurs ~
other words. such tournament Is not Sosi4 ~,
professionals but its object Is to stimulate 80
play and IL is we'll known that competing WIZ
professionals is kind of competition DeneEcial -
amateurs -. g.. r.,1
in Brookline Mass. this year. on OCTOBER . anu
."Tha only dates therefore. for Hletgopol.'l
omen championship would be October 81 NoVeHlue.
! and November . AS the entry list haruy 80.
axcas1s sxtv or seventy players it Is believed ta~
with good weather tournament coHIi 80, %
cessfuIy held as late as these dates ,5 - s.n con-
on, cInb In the association that would sun SOn
eiie- offering its links the matter ought 20 "
taken up at once with the secretary OF 'he 3Ae'-'
poIitan Golf Association
The advertising golfers of the metropol.an ,bs
trict will conduct tournament on Inurs'i1y a. -
II,,,ood,a Country Club. There viii De hihuloHp
fonrsomes In the morning. with gross and net seo,s
prizes. 1t is expected tlit = ia,e - a. trs even
contestants will remain for the diIler III '- -
ing
A. tbe Apawamis Club on Wednesday the annua.
+,,,r,ar,ent for veterans will be held Conditions
eligibility stipuate that contestI' ~ VI ,hirv-
least nifty five years OF age There VIII oe . ~
six-hole medal play handicap. with two gross -
two net score prizes. More than thirty entries "A
been received
A professional four-hau match IS 20 oe he" ne -.
the Englcxood in October Jack Hooehs. oI -
home club and Alec Smith, OF Nassau VIII opp00s -
George Low of Raltusroi. and Dave Hultsi' -
Essex County. In their recent thlrty-SENi.o.t0 -,
hibition the Hackensack Cioif Ciuo os.S o.-.,.d
tIherS won easily but since then Low has ret1rae.
10 form. so that much closer riatcn IS IA7" -
result from the next meeting
\ wonens tournament Is also scneouieu ior -. -
week II Will be invitation affair at tns ~ - =,
ir,e,,Io, valley Country Club September %. To- 20
and eS There will be eghteen-hole medal 80 80
qualifying round on Wednesday. and the eoH''''
ants will qualify In three eights
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
'IRST GAME.

Cincinnati q y ~ " "
New York.---.-------.-------0 o o o o o . 90
T1go-base hits-Carzel Merkle Sacrifice hit-NcGin-
nifty. Left bases-Ctncinnati o. New York q Double
plays-Gdnze (unassisted): Spade. Huggns 10 CANCEL
Struck out-By Spade. =: by NcGinnity 8. Bases on
balls-OH SPADE. 4; McGinnity, . Time-1:30 TN
pire--Emsle.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

Baseball To-day. $3.50 p. NJ. American League Park,
-New York Americans VS. Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

Cleveland at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati, 1; New York, first game}.
Cincinnati. g; New York. 1 (second game).
Chicago, 8; Boston. (1rst camel
Boston, 4 Chicago, tsecond game).
louis =; Philadelphia. first game).
Philadelphia, o; st. Louis (second game, caled) J..
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
GIANTS BEATEN TWICE.
SLOU' FIELDING COSTLY.
Nez0 Pitchers ON Cincinnati Team
DO Fine Work.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES VEST

New york at Pitfsbnrg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.