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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
MIKE CARACCIA
DIES At HOSPITAL
Was Shot Three Times by Sam
Condi, a Fellow ITALIAN, Who
Is Still at Large.

Late This afternoon It was learned
that Mike Comccia. the italian who
was shot three umcs Wednesday hy
sam Condi fellow Italian. had died
early luis morning at ST. Marks hos-
uitaI. where hr was taken after the
shooting. There was rumor that Con-
81 was being hidden Jon salt Lake by
some OF his ccuntrymcn. but the CHIEF
of police declares that this not So, ana
that C0ndi who escaped after the trou-
bic. ls not is Salt Lake.
chief Mckenzie has a good photo
graph of Condi. and is having 100 cop
les printed this afternoon. These copies
win boz sent Co the various police
headquarters and sherids offices
throughout the intermountaiu region.
and % is expected that Condi win be
apprehended before many days have
passed
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MOVEMENT FOR A MONUMENT
TO BILL NYE, HUM0RlST

Los Angeles. CAL Sept. 1s-Princes
Of funny fellows VIII gather in Los
Angeles next week when the national
convention u tho Press HumOrlsts as
ISOLATION viii meet here. The meet
ing. the dfth Of the newspaper humor-
ists win boz notable through the m
luEura-on Of movement Tor the
luildms OF a monument 70 the late
Edgar Wilson Nyc, better known az
"BNl" Laramie. Wyo., ls n fav0rlto
location Tor the memorial that town
having been the scene OF the humOr-
lists .t.l.est efforts and some OF his
best work. Ashevllle. n. O.. where Mr..
Nye died. has also been mentioned, bus
general sentiment apparently favors
the Wyoming city.
ono 0f the feature events OF the con-
yent0u WIN take place next Friday.
when dozen humorists OF national
rsputa ION VIII appear on the local
stage Iu "a performance 10 aid the Nye
monument fund Among those on the
program are the Rev. Robert j. BUR-
dettc now a resident OF Los Angeles;
charles Batteil Loomis, Ell Perkins
strickland ". Gillian. Edward Vance
cook Wilbur ID. Nesbit s. ID Klser
Sam Davis and Thomas A. DAILY Un-
less me d.atiuguishod visitors mex
Ullcahly fan down ON their assign
meuts. the Los Angeles public VIII be
g.ym Us moneys work OF laughter
and tears.
Fm1t Thompron Starlight. secretary
of the association. assisted by Los An
geles newspaper men, have completed
Preparations 10 give the professional
sunny men the time Of their lives On
che CITY ~ Angels and viii be- backed
up Iu fhe attempt by the entire popu-
lluOn The only ny in the ointment
VIII bs the absence Of Mark Twain.
Who has written that he win never
aUin make land voyage N A. can
be- avoided. "houomhly on otherwise"
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ATTORNEYS BALK
ON OMNIBUS DAY
Friday the Thirteenth, is Too
Much for Lawyers and
Brides.

Friday. tne thirteenth day of the
ninth month. was OBJ combination of days
and figures of u-omen too strong TO b.
set upon by lawyers. Not complaint
Was filed m either tle district or city
courts and not C8se Was tried. ~
amy matters were due to come up, the
attorneys had them postponed until
another time Whether BE- was because
90 was Friday. thc thirteenth day Of
the uiuth month. pI NOT. thc lawyers
would not sBy. or rather did not say
but nevertheless. they Ola not plead
their causes before The courts OF law.
tucy did NOT commence tu..r actions
and did as little ass WAS possible that
nothing 0f account might OBJ, set awry
because OF the peculiar qhasese of the
day.
~ to "a rather Date hour iu Che after
noon there were uO happy couples
seeking thc county cIcrh to procure h-
ccnsos to we'd They could not. even
Boa their great love. surmount the OBJ
staalo thar presented Itself in tne caien-
dar
aHeuo. Judge what are You Ming
today " ou. OF the Oldest lawyers ~
the city was Jsked this morning as ne
was sIoliuT down the corridors lh
the city and County building
Look 3t The calendar my SON. You
win readily see that no lawyer in me
world would start suit on Cd day Ike
today Fridsy-bad enough amy time
but when the date is the thirteenth,
THAT'S TOO much. Besides this @.ptem-
har is the ninth month of the year.
once knew "a lawyer who l.1ed ail
suuer-utiuus aud who declared tndt
there was nothing in them. but d. lost
almost every case ha ever started Io
defy eup.ralit.Or rnN strpnE. ne
starred every suit on Friday-and he
lost every suit Doe ever tried
You are not supcrsuuous yourself,
are you. judge
on no. 1 am not Superstition but
] wouldn't want t1 commence dn ac-
tiOu on "a day like this
when "a reporter looked at the regis
TOR Of actions ON the counter U the
county clerks office. Dc expressed some
surprise 90 there not being an .ntry
for the day there
Don't expect 60 find anything there
today or your be- disappointed IT'S
Friday and the thirteenth
N was one Of the veteran e.HrNs
speaking He has watched lawyers
come and 20 for many years. lie
knows what Friday the thirteenth
means There has been only this one
day % this year. There was never
before this year "a Friday the thir-
tenth and there viii not be until
nearly Christmas time.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The regular monthly meeting Of
Liberty stake primary Officers VIII be
resumed Saturday. Sept "a. 1907 IN
the Ninth ward Westinghouse at
o'clock All officers and workers are
urged to be present.
JOSEPHINE WOOLLEY.
President.
EFFIE sPEIRs.
Secretary.
The Granite stake Y. NJ. and Y. l.
NJ J. A. annual convention will be
held IN the stake tabernacle Sept. l5.
Meetings NJ 1870 a. m. and 1880
@. m Every officer and teacher Is
expected 90 be present.
Pr ESTON D. RICHARDS
zINA b. CANNON.
The quarterly conference Of the
salt Lake stake viii convene Sun
day. Sept Is. 1907. Meetings will be
held AZ 10 a. m. and p. m, in the
assembly hall. and at p. m. In the
tabernacle
NEPHI L. MORRIS.
GEORGE r. EMERY.
EDWARD r. ASHTON,
Stake Presidency.
a convention Of the NJ. l. A. Of
hrcrs and members Of Ensign stake
win boz held Sunday. Sept 10. Meet
Irgs at 10 a. m and D. M. in 3.
Y. Memorial building and at s p m.
Boa the Thirteenth ward assembly hall
All OFFICERS and workers are expected
TO attend and the public generally is
invited.
RODNEY LILLIAN. JR.
EMMA vs.. PNPER-
The regular monthly meeting OF
the high priests quorum viii convene
Boz the Granite stake tabernacle on
Sunday. Sept 10. 1907 at 10 a. m
Interesting talks upou the subjects
NJ family government win be made
by two of tho brethren especially APP
pointed f1r chat purpose and an high
priests aro urged TO be- present
JOHN COOK,
a. v JONES.
O.. l. MILLER,
The semI-au0ual conference OF the
lesser priesthood Of Pioneer stake.
viii Doe held DO The stake hall on Mon
day. Sept lG 1907. commencing at
$50 %. m. All the lesser priesthood
aI. specially invited 20 be- present.
NAl NeLACHIAN
SYLVESTER q. CANNON.
CHARLES a. hyde.
stake Presidency.
Tho Eu..a take priesthood meet
inE win m... u regular session Mon
day evening The 16th .nst. az 1880
O'Clock boo ... Twentieth ward meet
luFhOuse.
RICHARD W. YOUNG,
JOSEPH S. WELLS.
JUHE 81 KNIGHT
stake Presidency
Tn. priesthood meeting of the salt
lu.. .lHs. $500 bee hold in The Siv-
I"'u.H wan. rtinghouse at 1880 p.
U. Monday -.uI fG. 1907.
N.HHI H. MORRIS
GEORGE o. EMERY.
EDWARD n. ASHTON
stake Presidency
Reunion IHe Birmingham saints
and elder. A 1o held in the Pioneer
STAKE ".I| ... aHd a half blocks west
off N..u conn.,. ..th south street Friday
D.I It"
49, PHELPS. Prest
U GREER. Vice PRIEST
EDITH JONES 5ecy
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RAILROAD NEWS.

Announcement has been made by the
BurIipston Route that AN tr1nsporta-
tior whether Interstate. ANIMALS or
trim passes. win he honored on its linz
tied trains as we'll as on an others.
This go long step from the path
being 'rodden by most OF the railroad
companies which permit holders or le-
gltlmato passes travelling on certain
trains only.
n ID. Drew as been appointed gem
cral AGENT of the Colorado-Midland az
Colorado Springs 10 succeed -. a.
Browne who goes 90 Los Angeles lu
the same capacity. The change was
made Cor MT Browne whose wife cane
mot stand the altitude az the Springs.
Another Midland change announced iH
that of the resignation Of M. r. SUIT
ton lt Kansas city and tho appoint
ment oi A. Law TO take hls place.
A correction In the News story of
the Midland trying out motor cars Is
that Oh cara being tested on the Colo
RADIO SPRINGS division ~ that line are
gasonuc-mntors.
Kent % Kyye. representative OF the
New York Central in This city return
ed this morning from % business trip
to Butte Mont He reports cold
wave over Butte ana advises anyone
headed Boz chat direction t0 take along
heavy Dyere0ats Mrs Reyes who has
been enjoying weeks Visit n Dem
N.r viii return lo this city tomorrow.
w. W Di. huFon, travelling freight
.gaut of the Now York Central is n
Park 1ity on business today
HWe J. Rldd, one of tine Bo
DHnlea most popular employees. b. as-
s.m.U. the duties of the general agent
.r t.. Rio GHndc 90 Bingham tO-
aHr. b. succeeds Joel H. Dicks who
nas IfU .a.roidng Co go back 90 Zoe
pam uHerr %. has boen prominently
.dr.UurI with banking ventures
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FURTHER DELAY
IN SHEETS CASE
Arguments in Oeiense's Motion
To Dismiss Postponed Un-
III Sept q.
THE CASE MAY GO HIGHER.
No Ruling Ta,or- state. Matter VIII
Probably be- Taken to Su-
prcmc Court

The argument Boo the sheets case
were not made thIs morning before
Judge Morse as had been announced,
but viii now s1 over until Sept %.
that date having boon s,t by the court
this morning
The contention of the defendants
counsel m their motion to- dismiss the
case against tho former police chief .s
that tho dismissal OF the couspfae>
action by Judge Armstrong is a. bar tu
the trial OF the present case pending
against him. 10 ls asserted by th" de-
fcnse that the statements of facts in
both complaints are Identical ana ihil
tho dismissal OF the one action makes
the other invalid.
The stnte win pleod ln opposition Co
this motion that the dismissal OF the
conspiracy case is not "a bar Co TINS acc
zion. but oven though the facts seq iofih
iu tho one complaint were simiiti lo
those set forth n the other % would
not act as bar Co prosecution. lh'
state. however. contends That tu' -idI'-
mont OF facts Boo either complaint is NOT
identical TO the statement ln me pLhti.
rn court ihis morning District AiI9r-
nov Fred O.. LoofhuuruW hleg tnt
states replication t1 the plea OF lhe l'
fcusc DO the jurisdiction. cout.nalhs
that the defendants pleas t1 lne Ju
rIsdiction of the court herein are nnl
sufficient m law to justify me court
Boo ahatiug thc action
4 A. Wodgovood and Sorcn \.
Cbristonscn off counsel for the defense.
aud Fred e.. Loofbourow. representing
tbc state were present 40 today pro-
mn t6e event shat the court rules DO
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater--A second immense AUDI
ence saw Robin Hood last night ana
applauded even more heartily than lhat
which saw the first presentations. ne
.sr,e l,ui VIII run tho remainder OF the
week with a matinee tomorrow
o.,,t,.,.r,,--7roniuht is society
night" at the Orpheum and The eNpec-
tatiou is that the standing room only
sign viii b. hung out
Grand-lmmcnsc business is lu az
Tendance AZ the nightly presentation
of No Mother 10 Guide Hor il VIII
ruu tbp remainder OF the week
IyrIr--A complete change ot Dill
comes tomorrow afternoon. tonight be
Inc the last OF the present weeks bill
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LENpNG JArANEsE KILLEn

Seattle. Wash Sept l2.-MatajIro
Tsukuuo. president Of the Oriental
American bank and president OF tho
Oriental Trading company. and one OF
the best known, wealthiest and most
influential japanese residents OF Seat
tie. was Instantly killed this morning
by being hit by Great Northern switch
engine In front OF the Great Northern
dock al Smith Cove.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
THIRD TERM.

Congressman LOngworth Thinks Pres
idcnt Never Thought Of IL.
San Francisco. Sept. l2.-speaking up
on behalf OF his wife and self Con-
grcssman LongXorth described their tour
OF the Islands as being most delightful
although devoid Of any particular fea-
lures lie heard no word Indicating any
possible trouble with the japanese on
the islands Referring 90 rumors regard
ing Roosevelt, he said he did not think
the president ever entertained a thought
OF a third term.
The LOngsworths expect to remain here
until saturday when they will 90 direct
TO Cincinnati
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
Id. g UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS

W. hage your Text Books. Examine
our Price List
We have the largest and best variety
0f school stationery n the State.
We welcome the students ~ 400 the
schools OF me city and win give their
wants our epecinl attention.
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Ihl Leading nonk Concern.
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
SHEPARD APPEAL
Comes up In Federal Court in Denver
Next Week

Comes up In Federal Court in Denver
Next Week.
United states Dist Atty. II. r. Booth
leaves tomorrow for Denver. whittier he
goes 20 represent the government in tho
case against Richard b. Shepard OF this
city The matter comes Up in the
federal court of appeals. az the in
stance OF the defendant who was con-
victed by a jury On Judge Marshalls
court on a complaint charging him with
improper use Of the mails. He was
found guilty ON two counts, and was
sentenced 60 serve l3 months I'm the
state prison on each However. as
both were ordered 10 run concurrently,
the sentence would actually mean
little over a years Incarceration
Tho defendant based his appeal upon
the alleged fact that the indictment
was not sufficient In the premises. and
the case went Go the court OF appeal
Atty Jesse y. Root and II. o. shep-
ard viii represent defendant az the
Denver hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
raEg MUSIC LESSONS

Madame Ha.Ibeck win give one
months .... lessons in Piano or Vocal
Io pupils "Hl wish i1 study at her
Studio. H. Hariur methods which she
acquired .. Ilp Royal Conservatory
sfutt.Hr. Germany and under Manuel
Garcia london studio 900 Rice
street HrI. a.n state ana Second East
900 smith roufhl
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With the Politicians.
CONVENTION DATES

DEMOCRATIC
City Convention Sept. ll.
Ward Conventions Sept ~.
AMERICAN
primarios--sept l6.
Ward Conventions--sept lb.
City Convention Sept Do.
REPUBLICAN,
Primaries Sept e.
Ward Conventions sept 81.
City Convention sept. 30
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FINE ACCOMMODATIONS

Are Afforded 10 those who have a
safety deposit box in our FIRE and burg
Tar proof vaults. You can gct "a safety
deposit box most anywhere in a dlngy
Fault open from y "a. m. until 8 p. m.
ours are new well lighted open until
D. m. with an attendant VINO does
nothing else ln connection with the
vaults there are private booths and
writing rooms for every one
SALT LAKE SECURITY a TRUST
co J2-f Main Sd.
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Take home a box of
McDonald's Dutch
Chocolates others do.
Just a little treat for the wife.
and a

cause why an order should not be grant
ed 10 sell 80 much a. shall be necssgsr,
of the following described real estate
said incompetent to~wit.
Lot 20. block 10, Park City Tovusifa
Park city. summit County Utah t..
been set for hearing on Saturday 49,
18th day Of september. A. ID. iaT al io
o'clock a. M. at the County Court Hon,
m the Court Room Of said Court fn s,f,
Lake city. salt Lake County. Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court ,-,,t
tho seal thereof affixed. this 18th dav ~
september, A. u. 1907.
(SeaD j. L.. ELDREDGE, JR., Clrrt
Hy W. II. Farnsworth. Deputy CIort
ElC hards. Richards a Ferry AffN.
ucya for Guardians.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pro.
bate Division. n and for Salt lake Conn.
~, state Of Utah. In the matter % ~
estate ana guardianship OF Edward ID
Ferry. Incompetent Nouce.--The raflti1.
for approval and settlement OF ths er,,t
annual account OF the guardian of ~.
person aud the estate OF EGv-ar4 ny
Ferry incompetent. has been set f5r 6.,,'
ing on saturday, the 18th day of s'l
TENDER. A. ID. 1907, at - O'Clock
al tho County Court House IN tho Com,
Room Of said Court, In Salt Lake Clfc-
Salt Lake county. Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 18th day ~
September, A. p. 1901.
tSeaD j. l.. ELDlD1DGE. Jn. CI-rk
BY W. n. Farnsworth. Deputy CLERK
Richards. Richards & Ferry, Attorusys
for Petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Tho last OF the preliminary skirInishes
to develop a show OF front may Dc eN-
pocted within "a few days Aflef lhAt
there VIII be real ammunition lN w
political big guns. as the Democratic
cantor towards the convention anu
nominations Is already under way
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TrTAH-rDAHO SUGAR CO.-The
regular quarterly dividend OF -
per cent on the capital stock ~
the company will be paid az the
pffoe OF the company. Descret
News Annex. on September nth.
1907, 20 stockholders Of record on
September 18th, 1907. Tho stock
transfer books OF the company win
be closed September 18th, 1901. az
3 o'clock D. m, 1901. and reopened
October LIST 1870. at 10 o'clock a. m.
HORACE G.. WHITNEY,
Secy. & Treas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

How viii Martin MuIvcy vote this
fuu2 Martin. they do teL Ism Z mar
The American" Dc once was ana ne la
dividing his attentions between polntlns
with prido to his record ON the water
works department. and hoping he can
soon cut loose from the political aina-
gamation of which ho hnds himself
part.
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NoNsu1r MorIoN DENIED.
y. VI. Lee sues Rio Crandc Western
For 81 800 Damages.

Tor 81 800 Damages.
Tho motion of the Rio Grande West
orn Railway company Tor a uonsuit I'm
Judge Rltchics court in au action where
the defendant corporation is designated
a. the Denver O. Rio Graudc Railway
company was denied by the court yes
terdav The action was brought hy r.
N lee to secure damages amounting
fo 81 500 The Jury awarded him Sll5.
The allegations made by Lee were loo
effect that be- boarded a train nom
bingham and that when the conductor
examined his ticket be- said that 30 had
expired Lee protested that his ticket
was stnl effective but the conductor
gtoppod the train and put him on. Lee
did not have suihcient money To- buy
another ticket and brought the action
for damages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

The cold. cold wind that has been
blowing towards Crabucc hash deeply
affected him yet. as be has been down
In California, out of the drlit. ~ ls
rlnorcd that he win catch cold and be
kept at home on the American con-
vcntiOn date.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, I'm and for Salt Lake Couu-
~. State Of Utah. In the matter Of the
estate and guardianship OF Edward 4.
Ferry Incompetent. NOtice.-The petit
ton of William Montague Ferry and I'd
ward Stewart Ferry, the guardians Of the
person and the estate Of Edward =. Fer
~ incompetent praying for an order
of sale OF real property Of said incom-
petent. and that ali persons interested
appear before the said Court TO show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Eber W. Hall. 226 South West Tenn
pie St. Funeral Director. Licensed
Emhalncr Private Ambulance.
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CHILDREN ON STAGE.
Nebraska 1hcaters Warned Not to
Permit Their Appearance.

lincoln. Neb, Sept 12-Labor Com
missioner Ryder this morning sent no.
ing them not 10 permit children under rs
ears t0 appear on the stage. The rule
also applies 90 all opera or theatrical
companies giving performances on the
stage.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN the Third judicial District Court
In and for Salt Lake County state Of
Utah. In the matter OF tho estate o.
Edward Reese, Deceased. The undcrsgr-
ed will sell at private sale the following
described property, an undivided one-thlrd
interest IN and TO the following real
estate, commencing one and oue-haf rods
north from the southwest corner OF lot
g. block a. plat IA Salt Lake CITY Sur
vey. and running thence south 4 rods.
thence west 4 rods To- beginning. on on
after the Nst day Of September. A. d.
1907. and written bids will be received al
500 Security and Trust Building. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
Terms Of sale. cash, Ten per cent 20
tho amount bid must accompany written
bid.
DAVID THOMAS.
Administrator OF the estate OF Edward
Reese. Deceased
Date Of FIRST publication, Sept Is la01
NJ Thomas. Attorney for Administrator
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II. r. Evans. Florist, SO &. fsaln St,
Floral Designs a Speciality. 'phon 96i.
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MORGAN RENrs vmGINIA noME

New York, Sept lS-News has reached
here that Plerpont Morgan has leased
N fashionable home In Richmond. Va.
near the Jefferson hotel and will occupy
a. with his family and guests during the
triennial session Of the Episcopal council,
beginning on oct. T. He will pay 5000 a
month rent Mr.. Morgan will go TO Rich
mond In the capacity OF a lay delegate.
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE

In tho Third judicial District Court
bon and for salt Lake County. state 7f
Utah In the matter Of the estate of
Mary s. Hodgson, Deceased. The ur-
dersigned will sell at private sale tba
following described property:
Lots Is. d. q. y. =. 3d. 81 and &. In
block 2 Hazelmore Subdivision. in b.ork
IS. "A" 5-acre plat "A" Big Field sur
vey, salt lake County, on OF after tho
2lst day Of September. A. ID. 1901 ami
written bids will be received at g5
7th South Street, salt Lake city. Utah.
Terms OF sale. cash Ten per cent or
bid
OLIVER HODGSON.
Administrator Of the Estate % Mar s.
Hodson, Deceased.
NJ Thomas, Attorney for AdmiuIHra-
tor.
Date Of FIRST publication. sent n. ln..
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And the "Blsck Hand policies that
have protruded from the committee
meetings where Crabtree was the other
partner. are having their effect TOO.
The odor from them isn't one thar
makes a noise like reelection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

The American" voters Of the Fourth
precinct will meet tonight in Chairman
Darmers boudoir to hear message Of
consolation and counsel on how best
to- blaze the way for victory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

By The way. the sentiment OF beat
the Americans" purely ON account of
their record Boo office Is growing strong
with each hours thought on what they
have done 90 eliminate a financial con-
ditlon" from the City's belongings. II
ISN'T confined TO amy religious faith
either no the voting were strictly con-
fined 10 non-members q the so-called
dominant faith" 90 rs doubtful II the
Big-Mit councIlmen and ofiiceholders
could find their way back into public
position. SO strong IS the feeling against
them. and so widespread Is II becom-
ing