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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

lN IuE DISTRICT COURT PRO
batc Division, DOB ana Tor SALT Lake
County state uf Utah. lu che mattor
uf lNf estate uf lNrfur0 l hOlnE Dee
ceased. AutIuU.-Ine petition for an
prevail aud settlement on tho account 0f
mo executors of Che estate 81 Lorenzo
DID, Young deceased. has been cot for
hearing on saturday che i6ih DAG NJ
January. a. ID 1850 Hf lo O'Clock M on
at the county Court House. iu fhf DolrI
Room Of said Court. boz Salt Lake Cts.
NHlf Take County Utah
Witness che clDrk of said Count witch
fhe seal thereof afnNcd. thif hfl dnr or
January. h I IeN
MARGARET fANE WircHEH
lheHl clcrN
Hp ~ r. Palmer. Deputy Clerk
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,sidren Make Affidavits in Order
70 Save Father from
GaIIOws.
BRIBERY OF ELDERLY WOMAN
u...a IN wyoming Delays Traffic
r,,bps on for the orient--span-
,.b. american War Veterans.

a,5s5 Jan. g.-mdge ". L. Maginnis
OGDEN who defended John Vance OF
In lake city upon the charge of
-ssr at a recent trial. has received
4, sfsdavits from the three children
!, ,hs convicted man who are making
4. statements voluntarily in order to
=. their father from the gallows All
4. children blame their aunt. Amanda
r,,cs Ward. for the telling Of the
tories they did at the trial saying that
Il. amt told them that IL they did not
IN The stories that they would 20 to
IN The afadayits win be filed in
s,n lake city at the time the motion
far tho new trial Is filed.
OLD WOMAN ROBBED.
walter Royal. who says that he is a
.,,rosa detective in the employ OF
,ss Rio Grande Western at Ogden, is
VA al the police station awaiting trial
mani the charge OF obtaining money
-s5ar false pretenses. The case against
nsral is one that win be vigorously
rusecuted by the railroad officials as
rtn as the city authorities.
Yesterday. while walking along the
alfosd tracks In the local yards Of
he Rio Grande western, Royal saw
an elderly woman walking along the
rack picking up coal He Immediately
bsibought himself Of an idea 70 secure
come money. Approaching the woman
he demanded that she pay him 50 for
the coal she had IN the bucket or he
would arrest her and at the same time
b Informed her that he was a railroad
detective The woman was frightened
ana paid the money. The would-bc
sgsnt was kind enough 10 give the
woman receipt for the coal, signing
ihe railroad company's name to the
paper
The matter was finally reported 70
he police and Royal was taken to the
I0oa station. where he was interview
ed BY Chief Browning, at the conclu-
sion Of which Royal was placed under
arrest pending an investigation.
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR VETER-
ANS.
The Spanish American War Veterans
Installed their newly elected officers
81 the City hall Thursday evening. at
Which the invited guests included mem
bsrs Of the G. A. X. and the ladies'
PLANTATIONS Of that order and the
spanish-Amencan war veterans. Aft
ief the installation a banquet was
served. The officers installed were: j.
H. Knight commander; George Sea-
nan, vice commander; Rev. G. w. Nc
lisey, chaplain William Hampton. adj
iliant' Joseph Walker, quartermaster;
lharles Manzel, officer OF the day; Ed
yard Bachelor. officer Of the guard:
Inward Hanson and George Goshen.
irlsiees A. n. Walters acted as in
SAILING officer and Isaac Carr as mas
iei Of ceremonies.
WYOMING BLIZZARD DELAYS
TRAFFIC..
during the past two days traffic on
NE Union Pacific has been greatly
delayed on account OF severe storms
q Nebraska and Wyoming The storm
y IKE blizzard and is so terrific that
With great difficulty that laborers
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF William b. Preston. Deceased. The
undersigned VIII sell at private sale the
''''' 'Pi7Eks6NAL PROPERTY.
So shares Benson Irrigation Company.
% shares lewiston sugar company, 80
shares state Bank Of Utah. 10 shares
Provo Wooden Mills, shares Union
s HnE om Mann; % s5 aas u siSfis
sugar Company, 4 canyon wagon and
double harness, / surrey and single har-
Tor. bed room set and Wardrobe
REAL PROPERTY.
Commencing 5 feet south Of the north
Logan City survey. Cache County. Utah
thence east rods. south rods, west
rods, north rods % beginning
city survey. IN Logan. Utah.
The south part Of lot 2 block - plat
ID" Of logan West Field survey. con
Also the ranch Of said deceased To-
Gated on Bear River. Cache County,
Utah. and containing about ~ acres
of land generally described as follows
Beginning az point 8.@ chains
north OF the southwest corne- Of SEE
uon, H. e t9WEnshig p north on r..nge
SIS chains. thence north CO rods 10 the
north line OF the southwest quarter o.
3 chain. thence north o deg. 90 min. east
l5 On chains thence north - DEG Us min.
east 20 the center or beaver River.
thence down The slid river northwester-
ly 10 the point where said river inter
SCOTS The west line 81 section % town
slim and range aforesaid. thence south
alonE tho said line of said section 60
the southwest corner Of said section
8 thence east 20 the southeast corner
on tine southwest quarter OF said Sec
ton 81 thence south 20 the center OF
section TO- township and range afore-
said. thonco further south @ rods.
thence east 10 the point OF beginning
containing about go acres of land. an
located On Cache County. Utah.
on on after Saturday. the 10th dly or
january. l90a. and written bids VII be-
received al the office of Young x
Movie. Dcsorct National Bank Bids
snlI lake city Utah Terms ~ sale
cnsh ID per cent ut limo Of sale and
balance unon c0uhrmafIuu hv The court
or ou time NOT cACcedInE one year VITA
security
WARRIETT A. PRESTON
b. Dr. MhWTrNEAr.
OSCAR MOYLE.
Administrations
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

New vicinity the branch orass
night L r.
National bank Ind phone
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PRICE.
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. samuel p. Horsley Cclc-
bratc Jubilee Anniversary.
Special Correspondence
Price. Dec 3l.-The golden wedding
OF Samuel Pocket Horsley and Sarah
Barrows Horsloy was celebrated az the
home OF their son. A. W. Horsley, on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate bate DIVISION. in end for Salt Lake
ter. Deceased Notice Of Sale or Per
sonal Property and Real Estate.--The
undersigned win sen az private sale an
lowing described personal property and
real estate, toWit
Twenty-one hundred head OF range
sheep, one camp outht consisting Of
one sheep wagon, cooking utensils bed
dlug ana camp guns; two sets harness.
six head of horses one colt. one riding
saddle, two pack saddles; one tent. also
nifty tons Approximately of timothy
has located in summit County. Utah.
An undivided one-half interest IN the
lo.i9Wlug parcels Or real estate, to-wit.
All OF section thirty-three. township
Two south. range si1 east, salt Lake
The west half Of section thirty-four.
township two north. range six east Salt
An undivided one-half interest in 4
certificate Of sale from the state OF
Utah TO the following described proper
ty to-wit; An Of section thrty-two
salt Lake Meridian containing six
hundred and forty acres, upon which
payments have been made amounting 10
the sum Of one hundred and seventy and
s0-lo0 fXhO.i dollars, an undivided one
half interest IN a contract with the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. for
sections u, - -, and 81, township two
north, range six east, salt Lake Meri-
dian, upon which payments have been
made amounting 10 the sum of four
hundred and ninety-three and .Os-l0
(Sf92. 09) dollars.
An undivided one-half interest IN q
contract with one William Sargent OF
Summit County. Utah, FOR the east half
o. the southwest quarter and the north
half Of the southeast quarter Of section
four. township one north, range six
east. salt Lake Meridian. upon which
payments have been made amounting
20 the sum of hve hundred $500 dol
lars.
An undivided one-half interest IN a
contract with the State Of Utah for
the purchase OF three hundred and sixty
5000 acres of ground I'm section eight
township one north. range six east Salt
Lake Meridian. upon which payments
have been made amounting to the sum
OF eighty $50 dollars on OF after the
18TH day Of January. 1893, aud written
bids viii be received az ~ r. 5th SO.
ST.. salt Lake City Utah. or az tho law
office Of stewart & stewart, GA Judge
Building. salt Lake city Utah; terms
OF sale cash, 10 per cent at time Of sale
balance upon such terms as shall be
satisfactory 20 the court
ALFREDA A. McALLISTER.
Administrators.
Dated Dec. sist. 1908
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TWO COUPLES WE'D

Two OF sanforos most popular
couples were united IA matimOny dur
INK the holidays-Mr, Bert Co0mhs ana
Mss Doyoe HutchinEs on Christmas
day. and Alr. oscar jackson and Miss
Bird Faucet, Dec. 30.
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WYOMING BLIZZARD DELAYS
TRAFFIC..

Dlr.ng the past two days traffic on
ls Union Pacific has been greatly
eslayed on account OF severe storms
% Nebraska and Wyoming The storm
y IKE blizzard and is so terrific that
" Is WITH great difficulty that laborers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
NEW ARRIVALS.

Mr. aud Mrs. I. p. Prebble rejoice
over the arrival Of q fine baby boy
while little girls have come TO the
homes Of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 9.
Jensen and Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum l..
johnson, during the past week
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective Sign
cra lor turtner information.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
pale DIVISION, ia aud FOR Salt Lake
county state Of Utah In The matter
oi ihe estate of John tiuckle. deceased
Nulce--Ihc petition OF Utah savings
trust Company, administrator OF the
estate OF John Buckle, deceased, praying
loi am order TO mortgage real property
OF Had dccedcnL ana mat an persons
Interested appear before the said Court
20 SHOW cause why am order should
not be granted TO mortgage the follow
ceased t0-wlt:
Commencing at a point I'VE 90 rods
south or the northwest corner OF lot
-FOUR 90, block thirty-0no C}D, plat b
SAT- Lake city survey, and running
thence east ten l0) rods. thence south
three l3) rods. thence west ten tiOl
rods, thence north three CD rods. to the
place OF beginning. has been set for hear
ing ON saturday, the 10th day of Janu-
airy. A. u. 1909. az % o'clock a. M. al
TIE county Court House. in the CourI
room or said Court. I'm salt Lake City.
salt Lake County, Utah
witness the Clerk of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this 5th day OF
January A. II 1899
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
by =, z. Palmer Deputy CLERK.
A. II. Barnes A. Willard Hamcr. Al
torneys for Petitioner
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MURRAY MAN FOR COUNTY
PHYSICIAN.
cInLD DIES on PNEUMoNIA.

Tho 2O-month-old child OF Lawrence
Romney of Big Cottonwood dled Ihufe
da, ia pneumonia Funeral win be held
from the residence sunday noon, WIN
iutarmout in South Cottonwood ceme-
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Dated J-a ad 1890
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

and snow plows can get the tracks
open for trains. All through the storm
districts slow orders have been Issued
and the greatest precaution IS being
followed by the trainmen. All trains
are stocked with provisions, etc, in
case OF a blockade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

marriage license has been
issued 20 George A. Lewis
and Rena Bushman both Of Iehi.
FELL 20 FEET AND WAS NOT
HURT.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24

What relief it is-hs ice servcel And what changel
You remember used behow the old ice driver used
slam and dump the refrigerator
gardess consequences? You did like much because
like the type individual who would take things
kindly How unsatisfactory it was!
Things different today Our ice service genuinely
satisfactory
Our drivers courteous civil and obgng you have
criticisms make they glad to listen to themand
profit by them.
They bring you pure ice at the time want put it in the
thandle the whole transaction with
wishes and that is refreshing
For years tried bring this thing about Now
only have succeeded beerng the
wei ice customers full weight ice.
We supply customer who desires them tree measuring
rule and table of weights Just your ice and its
weight by the table which contains full instructions It's easy
enough to doand enables what getting
Have rules and computation tables! 1t
not point telephone and get them That is all that
necessary-ust telephone Home 1OO53 Sunset Main S9l
get the iceand the satisfactory ice service too
by phoning these numbers Well handle your business IN such
av that appreciate it. Los Angeles Ice and Cold
Storage Company
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24
FIkC MAY FNI0Y
BUFFET BALLOON
DEPARTURE IN AER0NAUTlCS
SUGGESTED
DICK FERRIS OFFERS USE OF HIS
TWO GAS BAGS
Proposed That Grand Exalted Ruler
Be Visitor Who Can Fly in
Air Highest and
Longest

''If a buffet balloon is placed at the
free disposal of the visiting Elks, viii
anv of the antlered brethren be game
for a trip in the air-over the city
literally speaking?"
This is the question Motley II. Flint
is wrestling with among several hun
dred thousand others, as he has had
two big balloons placed at his call for
Elks' week in case he thinks their use
would be an attraction. Dick Ferris
has written to Mr.. Flint from Mime
apolis, telling him something OF the
tremendous joys of ballooning, and OF
fering the Elks the free use of the
famous United States and American
if the executive committee deems TINS
advisable. Mr.. Ferris says that any
Elk who can get UP and see the couh-
try, mountains and ocean for seventy
five miles around Los Angeles will give
away his round-trip ticket and Wire
for his family and possessions.
The first objection offered was that
q. balloon trip would take one too far
away from liquid refreshments, ana
that the finest climate in the world
even above the dust cloud, is poor
substitute This was soon overcome
by an ingenious suggestion for an IN
novation in the field of aeronautics-
the buffet balloon. If flying is soon
10 be a common thing, why not start
out with some practical improvements
in the way of aerial necessities? And
not the least of these will be the buffet
balloon, which the member of No. ~
who conceived. the idea thinks may
even supersede the Knabenshue diri-
gible or the Wright aeroplane as an
aerial utility.
Another suggestion made is that the
Elks might introduce method of
choosing the grand exalted ruler sim
ilar to that by which bees select their
queen, and decree that the candidate
who could fly the highest be made the
head OF the order.
"In this case win Garry Hermann
be game for a balloon trip?" was
asked of c. L, Doran of Cincinnati
lodge No. 5, who is already in Los
Angeles.
Sure" said Mr.. Doran. He is as
game as any member of the bunch.
Besides, he has been up in the air
about baseball so often that he is well
qualified"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24
OF FORGING
STOCK CERTIFICATES
Mexican Arrested on Charge of Fraud
In Connection with Securities In
Mining Company, Valued
at $4,000

e. Rameriz of Los Galus, Mexico,
was arrested in Sonoratown last night
by Deputy United States Marshal Bert
H. Franklin on telegraphic instructions
on a charge of having forged the name
of a Mexican mining corporation to
S25 900 worth of stock in the corpora
ton.
Rameriz is said to have been an en-
ploye of the company in the general
offices and is alleged to have forged and
disposed of the stock certificates in
small amounts from time to time. He
finally resigned his place and left, COM
ing to this country. For time he lived
in Arizona and New Mexico and finally
came to Los Angeles three weeks ago
He was located here eby means of let
ters which he wrote to a woman in Los
Galus and a warrant of eXtradition
was sent to United States Marshal Leo
Youngworth. Franklin was given the
warrant and found Rameriz living in
small quarters in the Mexican settle
ment on Buena Vista street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24
FIRST CONVICTION UNDER
NEW hRTESIAN WATER LAW
Fruit Grower of Redlands Found
Guilty of Allowing Water to
Run to Waste

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, June 49,
After atwo days trial, A. Gregory, a
wealthy fruit grower and packer Of
Redlands, was found guilty tonight on
the charge of allowing an artesian well
to remain uncapped and the packer of
run to waste. This is the first con-
viction under the state law which was
passed particularly to protect the ar
tesian belt of this county.
Gregory and J. D. Landlord, the
owners of the well, We're arrested sew
eral weeks ago. Each asked a separate
trial, which was granted. The jury,
which was composed largely of mer-
chants of the city retSrned the verdict
of guilty after celebrating for three
hours. The first ballot stood nine for
conviction and three for acquittal, it
is said. Justice Hanna of Cotton, who
heard the case in the absence of JUS
tice Thomas, continued the hearing un-
til Monday afternoon, when he will
pass judgement. Landlords trial has
not been set,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24
WRlGHTS HURRY
WORK FOR TRIAL
PREPARATIONS MADE FOR AN
OFFICIAL FLIGHT
PRESIDENT TAFT MAY WITNESS
THRILLING FEAT
Secretary of War Grants Extension of
Time on Condition There Shall
Be No Further
Delay
lRr Assoclated Press.l

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Although
the Wright brothers today We're granted
an extension of time of thirty days in
which to complete their official trials
for the government, they are losing no
time in completing their flying ma
chine,
The first preliminary fight probably
will be made Friday. The motor was
installed today Tomorrow the starting
apparatus will be set up and the motor
tested.
In asking for an extension the
Wrights told General Allen they did
not believe it would be necessary to have
more than ten days in which to make
the speed and endurance test, but that
as a matter of precaution, and in or
der to avoid the necessity Of asking
for further extension, they desired
thirty days. This request was granted
Immediately by the secretary of war,
with the understanding there would be
no further delay.
1t is expected that President Taft and
most of the members of congress will
witness the trials.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24
POMONA GRADUATES
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
FORTY-TW0 SENIORS GIVEN
CERTIFICATES
Record Crowd Attends Commencement
Exercises Held in CIaremont Con-
gregatonaI Church-Pres-
ident Gates Last Year
rgnecial to The Herald.l

CLAREMONT, June 23.-Forty-tw
young men and women joined the ranks
of the Pomona college alumni this
afternoon with the comforting of de-
grees at the commencement exercises
held at the Claremont Congregational
church. The final day of the COM
mencenlent season attracted a record
crowd to the college town. partly be-
cause the comforting of the degrees was
the last official act of President Gates,
who now retires, after occupying the
pre-, ants Office for the past seven
years. DR.. Gates will pass the sum-
mer in the east, where he will be
joined by his son, Stanley Gates who
has just graduated with honors from
Dartmouth college, his fathers alma
mater.
Today's exercises We're commenced
with the customary academic process
sion in which some three hundred col
lege students took part After march
ing from the Holmes hall to the Clare
mont church the students listened to
orations by several of the leading
graduating students. The principal adj
dress of the day, on 1.-THE College: For
Whom; Why?," was given by William
c. Fankhauser. for the last year presi-
dent of the Associated Students, and
twice Pomonas entry in intercollegi-
ate oratorical and debating contests.
Miss Katherine Norton, daughter of
Prof e. c. Norton, dean of the coll
1ege, gave the principal paped by the
"coeds," speaking on the complexity
of modern life under ''T'he Enlarging
Universe" Allen Benner, prominent in
athletics and musical circles, gave an
address on Calico. Miss Vera Haw-
kins spoke on the Bachelor of Arts de-
gree. while the concluding address was
given by G. Ross Robertson of Mentone
on THE Conservation Of National Re-
sources"
Last night in the natural amphi-
theater in the arroyo the seniors gave
their annual Wash Program" king
Coyote" a play eoneocted by several
anonymous playwrights, was presented
under the stage direction of Athletic
Coach William L. Stanton.
Tonight the college students, freed
from the regular college prescriptions
of dancing and kindred amusements,
gave a dance in the Palon- ares hotel in
Pomona city, four miles away, The
dance was generally attended by the
college students and was social sue
cess.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS

Makes Fast Trip-The French
bark Marc Molinos. forty five days
from Sydney Australia, arrived at san
Francisco yesterday making one OF tie
fastest trips on record.
Governor to Visit Portland
Governor James N. Gillett of Califor-
mia, accompanied by his two daughters,
left Seattle for Sacramento at l o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He Will pass
Thursday in Portland.
Theft Charged-Mark Wood
ruff, former state register of lands of
Colorado was arrested yesterday at
Platteville, Colo, under an indictment
charging him with the embezzlement Of
SIS, 900 from the sale of school lands.
Elect Successors = John D.
Rockefeller, jr., and James A. Moffett
were elected vice presidents of the
Standard Oil company to success w. II.
Tiford and H. H. Rogers. w. c. Teagle
and H NJ. Tilford were elected direc-
tors.
Broker Sentenced-Charles r.
Richardson, a broker convicted of COM
plicity in an attempt to bribe Council
man w. A. Martin, was sentenced at
Pittsburg yesterday to one year and
three months imprisonment and fined
$500.
Prices Uncertain - A state
ment that it was not certain that the
price of Standard steel rails would re-
main unchanged at $2S a ton was un-
officially made by a steel manufac-
turer after a meeting of leading man
ufacturers in the offices of the United
States Steel corporation at New York
yesterday.
Continue Debate - The reach
stag Yesterday continued the debate on
the new taxation bill, the "unearned in
crement' tax being the section dis
cussed. No definite move toward the
resignation of Chancellor Won Buelow
or the dissolution of the reichstag is eX-
pected until the controversy has de-
veloped further.
To Invite Bids-Bids will be
called for in a few days for excavat-
ing part of the waterway between
Lakes Union and Washington, which Is
part of the project to connect Seattles ?
lakes with Puget sound, thus giving
fresh water harbor. 1t is expected
that the steam shovels will be at work
within a month. The work VIII De
under supervision of Maj. c. w. Kuntz,
United States army.
Riots Explained - CONNER
cial discomfort is given as the cause or
the recent difficulties between the Blue
Fields Steamship company of New Or
leans and the banana planters of Blue
Fields. Nicaragua, which eliminated in
rioting and destruction of property and
crops. The United States has told the
local governor that he will be held re-
sponsible for American property or the
imnroper IMPRISONMENT of Americans.