Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14
GOLDEN TREASURE
MAY GET RECEIVER
Court Order is Outcome Of SEN
sationaI Alleged Wildcat
Mining Scheme.
BARRED FROM WINE ROOMS
Boise City Council Passes Ordinance
Prohibiting Women in Saloons
Timber Fraud Cases.
special Correspondence


Special Correspondence.
ro OlsE, Ida. Nov. 12,--An appli-
cation has been filed in the
} United states district court for
a reocivership for the Golden
Treasure Placer Mining company.
Judge Dietrich issued an order direct
ing the officers and directors of the
company to appear and show reason
why aareceivcr should not be appointed,
Dee. q being the date set. The pro-
cecdirg IS one growing out of the sem
satonalGsuit filed by G. T.. pritchet
and others Oct. ., against the Golden
Treasure Placer Mining company the
Western Power company, L. A. Coate
and John B. Coate.
A wildcat mining scheme of great
magnitude Si,ud the fleeing of stock
holders out of sl50,000 was charged as
the result OF a fraudulent and cor
rupt conspiracy entered into between
the two last named defendants.
BARRED FROM WINE ROOMS.
The ordinance providing a heavy pen-
atty upon females entering Il saloon
OF vino room within the city limits
this city and has now become a law
4 penalty has also been provided for
any saloonkecper admitting q female
within his doors
An ordinance has been introduced and
placed upon it's first reading in the city
council. which is directed toward clear
ing the streets of sandwich and hot
tomalci vendors. who, 1t is claimed. an
noy people In passing and run Il bust
..Nt. 4 So ~
restaurants who rent buildings at high
prices.
PROBABLE NEXT SI'EAKE R.
The only candidate thus far In evil
dencc for speaker CT the house of rep
rosentatives at its next session in this
state Is Paul GLADSTONE, representative
from Bonner county. j. Frank Hunt
OF Bannock county has occupied this
position for number of years in the
past; but he is this time removed from
the contest. having been elected to a
chair III the senate.
DIES OF HEART DISEASE.
William 3. Foster a popular Boise
young man and president of the Co
lumbia band aud a Philippine war vet
eran, died Very suddenly Sunday n1orn-'
ing OF valyular heart disease, from
which trouble he has been a sufferer
for a number of years. He was %
years old and leaves Wife, mother
and other relations.
TIMBER FRAUD CASES.
According to Il statement made by
Asst Gen. Pcyton Gordon there Is
10 intention on the part of the pros
oution to dismiss the proceedings
against james T. Barber and Sumner
q. Moon, charged With conspiracy to
defraudF the United States government
out of valuahl timber lands in the
Boise basin.
Quoting from MIR, Gordun's statement
in reference to the case against Atty.
Frank Martin: 1.-THE Martin case was
dismissed because the government did
NOT consider the evidence against that
defendant warranted taking the mat
ter TO trial. Tho proceedings for the
REMOVAL of Barber and Moon to idaho
have never been abandoned, ms Oh the
same day the proceedings before the
United States commissioner was dis
missed simultaneously other proceed
ings for their removal to this juriSdic-
ton were filed In the federal court a
Madison Owing TO a fatal illness i'll
the family of chief counsel for the de-
frndants the matter has never been
presented before Judge Quarrels.
The visit to Idaho Of Mr. Gordon at
thtisftin,e is in connection with cases
growing ont of the kester, Kettenbach,
Dwyer and Robnett north. Idaho tim
brw conspiracy cases. Al the time the
defendants !, named We're indicted n
large&nulnbcr of indictments We're re-
turned forN perjury and subornation
Of perjury. fifteen defendants being
named. These cases will he heard at
Moscow, hut 1t Is not likely that any of
them viii come up at the term of court
for the northern division. which cons
venes Noy. l6.
YOUNG COUPLE ARRESTED.
A young couple from Pocate lo. regis
tered 1T one of the local roomng houses
us husband ana Wife, We're placed un-
der arrest yesterday and are being held
awaiting the arrival Of the Bannock
county sheriff from Pocatello Tho
charge SSpreferred against the young
couple Is the theft of d trunk belong
Ing to u Pocatello lady, which is said
to contain clothing to the amount of
$780, The young man Is n Jew and
gives his name as Harry Seatiow. The
woman gives the name of Clyde Smith,
CHARGED WITH. LARCENY.
Dottie Smith, d woman from the
White Chapel district, was arrested by
he police TUESDAY, charged with steal
Ing from al residence wearing apparel
IN the value of s2o.
STOP SALE. OF POOLS.
Tuesday night the city council placed
Oh its second reading an ordtnace re
nealing an ordinance authorizing the
I'censingEof pool selling. at the next
meeting an ordinance viii be presented
% prohibit the practise altogether.
Pools are. now being sold on the OAK
and races every afternoon at the
tandard saloon, and the proprietor
holds 4 license for the month, which,
4 is understood, will not be renewed.
The sentiment of the members OF the
council Is practically unanimous that
:uctt ordinances are needed and there
s. little question that both viii pass.
!he ordinance licensing the selling of
Margins Will share a similar fate.
lfs.As:oY WILL FULFILL PLEDGES.
Governor elect James H Brady was
yisitorto the city the fore part OF
ne week looking over the results OF
ne campaign and cleaning up certain
matters connected Herewith. When
ttbroached with an inquiry as to the
IuTpose of his present visit to the cap
,cl and his general plan of work, ne
sid:
II came over to spend Il day or two
the capital and to talk with friends
al party mana gers on conditions tts
eyS now exist. ISstitd not COINS with
i.s,rfsf With anyone. Il did not before
..ts, Il