Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

q II III n .Att'A-, sept ~ "a line final taS-
' .am0n ny. y the Democratic con
test case was taken In tho SUI
s. preIlle court yesterday afternoon
pS referee Hart. and II was announ-
Nj ced that final arguments will be heard
/. y, mine tle court this morning. Stpulations
4 nave peen entered excepting upon tvs
important points, the Bannocki county
Il contestf5and the reasons for parting
: company at the Wallace convention
This VIII greatly aid the court ii,
Z reaching conclusion upon the merits
ofs5tllc controversy.
no evidence taken by the refrae
yesterday was principally to learn why
3 delegates walked out of the convention
4 presided over by Mckinley, and who
afterwards assembled In convention
presided over by Mce,lear. p. M. Davis.
Secretary of the Mckinley convention,
was called by the Dubois attorneys,
and Is. ]. Perky and John r. Nugent,
by council for the Alexander ticket
KIPerky a witness for the anti -Du-s
bois faction stated that he was a mem
berso the state central committee, at
the time of the adoption Of the reso-
American parties wherever they are
fully organized In any of the counties
of idaho. are hereby invited to hold
primaries and send delegates to the
Democratic State convention He said
that he. was present at subsequent
meetings of the committee but never
knew OF any changes having been
made in the resolution. From the in
4 PRODUCTION OF this evidence, council
for the Alexander faction may argue
that the contesting delegates selected
H by mass convention In some OF the
counties Were not selected In accor-
dance with the action of the state
4 committee.
LARGE ESTATE.
The Estate of Alfred Eoff has been
appraised, and the valuation Of rea!
Idaho shows Mr.. Eoff to be worth at
the time Of his death s161,SS4.67. In
addition to this Naluble real estate,
holdings in California will become part
Of the estate The bill OF inventory
shows that the resident or home OF
the deceased banker Is valued i. at Va
900, the furniture and the fixtures are
valued at $4,000. Stocks to the amount
OF 4s4,SS0 inIthe Idaho Loan & build
ing, association,ss and $25, $50 IN the
iWciser Land and improvement COM
pany are included In the inventory
Pronlisory notes secured by mortgsl-
ges aggregating sll3 OS4I 5,f an = ! $, so -
tract for sale amount to $12, S4s n
The cash on hand is listed at s1,23O.Io
bringing the total value of the estate
mt Including real estate or other pro,
perty in other states UP to Sl6l,ss4.6..
CHANGED IN OFFICE.
Owing TO the Increased work N me
offiro Of the Surveyor General, NJ
litter has found it necessary 10 i .Eal
some Important changes IN the otlles'
The first step toward the 5reurraM ..a,,
1nant of the office. rs the trat issti.s
~ accountant Charles Payton from tIle
. Ava fling room to the office or Chlel
G,a,t Toln ID. Bell, but at the sailie
IS ti',,as viii hold his title as accountaHt.L.
NJ T4ttar stated, this afternoon tnat ~
was his intention to reorganize MS w
nartnent in the immediate iutuis tha
the transferring Of MI. - s.on ti 10 ri
Z first step taken III the i' ife
his plan.
KIDNAPPED HIS CHILD.
Foilowing "a quarrel between n, M ,at-
Fred Horrup and her nus p 'a q 80 Sway
z s,sS1.ode up to his home Oh
II Ia ~ Tuesday afternoon. called MS
3 ,ss.S,.- aid son from the house, put III.
i N ,,nt1flle bars of his bicycle ana llains
K swiftly away was soon out OF i t,s<'i ne
~ tt,e frantic mother OF the emu, my IT
1t was d successful trick on lne /, p t1,e
of the father. and at ID y, Nv ,,.ast or
IIorr1,n for beating and choking ms ms
,,.tfa had not been served. "a coulu
~, - he found, but it Is believed tlials
hesis in hidirs, somewhere in the CITY.
z Ahont a wear ago Mrs Horrup was I.
tho lime light because shc lt = - ~ ~
husband and child; gong aW ,nsi,t tnown
LACED, with ]. NJ. HALEY, wen kl ninst
rasident. 5Horrup brought SUIT as,,lilseLt
IIaiis., IN the district court Tor a;t!i.-
d !, ges. charging alienation OF ms Wy VIZ,
1 a REACTIONS. but the case was recently ,l..s
dismissed. Mr.. and MIS- H 'tli nay nay.
been living together for ssVerai ti,.
b,f II is alleged not happily, ana tne
~ 70 ma q, a Quarrel Monday aft
ar,,onn Mrs. Horrup moved her l ur
s,;t,,ra 70 the home of her parents,
rart and Mrs. Stanley, in the horln
end of the city
John *. DlCKIE BURIED.
The funeral of John *. Dickie. VINO
5,af, Mnnd;ly. took place Wednesday
aftsrnoon at 2 o'clock from the Ies y,
danre If i. e. Dickie. 1910 North leilli
street. Rev. George A, Paudack MI, III =.
,,,ad. in Norris Hill cemetery, John
lsaiis,s-' Dickia was born in kalamaz zoo
no,nfI Mich. Nov, Is. 1877. He was as
AZ niaest son of Mr. and Mrs. y q
Dickie. His early life was spent on III, q.
farm Afterward he learned tne pai o es.,
trade. which; occupation ne II,ssia
80 years. He was married 70 Ll lzz. a. y.
Is:slow az Kalamazoo. Mich. OCT; ~, .,
sas. After living eight years IN ~, Fly
mouth and LaPorte. Ind, ana ha,a "a,
zoo Mich. the couple came TO ldano . on;
:, ccoi,nts AZ Mr.. Dickies health or ti ~.
X r,a q three years Mr.. Dicsie iiVed az
TM,in spripgs He is survived by
us;fe and two children, Arthur. a y.
- ,o,iise his mother and two orothsrs,
y E;r,,ast and Isaac Dickie. Nh Dick,e5
\ L. q e Ii great lover of music. ana sans
With the Apolo club. and various cn ~ ~.
He.was also a faithful worker IN LIN lug
Enights of Pythias and Ben u W
I. y s es., reilly Atkinson Of the COM s.a.
q ,,,erciaI club has received a letter l,pni
z AT e, Carver. manager OF the justin l...i,I
fSsarver Bedding company, when MI MI
erect a $4,000 mattress plant ~ l s''.s,,
IN West Main street. The letter, da ~,
81 M annapolis, Sapt. is. reads as iol.
8 49, IT beg leave to advise you ina.
/ tbs complete outfit for the mattLess
Z IIant has been bought and the SNIP ,.
4 4 ,,,st,t is now Son It's way, We expect
teaye here the carl;; Pc !.
. week, stopping In g; Louis z raanhl
lime on business. and hope 20 rea W.
ssanise the latter part of the week. NJ e.
/ ~ ys.c. ia commence operation possibly
81 s,,,. the middle of October.
sNtrs Alta MCGEE was yestefaay sat,.
,,,,nad ii serve 10 months In ths sli.e
nsnitentiary. she having been e son wv