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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
MARkEr CONTINUES STRONG.
Prices Appear 10 Have Reached a
Resting Point on Exchange.

Conditions on the local stock exc
change were fairly lively this NOM
ing and there were more orders flled
than for some time. Prices appeared
10 have reached a resting point after
the decline OF the past week. The 10
tails for the week averaged up well
considering the slashlng Of prices that
took place during the forepart Of the
week The total number OF shares Of
stock that changed hands during toe
week WAS f90273, while the outlay
represented by the transactions was
1856. S0i 20.
Trading today was fairly wen dis
tributed. Bullock was stronger than
10 has been IN several months and l4,5O0
shares were sold az prices ranging from
"a cents 20 ga cents.
Colorado was stronger today with the
price remaining unchanged. DAILY Judge
which has been sagging. was stronger
today This Is declared TO be due TO
the recent strike which has disclosed
a large body OF shipping ore below the
l,fno level. Sioux Consolidated was a
heavy seller this morning and is.4O0
shares were sold az prices ranging
around Sc and 81 cents.
The total number Of shares sold dur
ing the session today WAS s.. sos. and
the amount represented by the trans
actions was s27. 65iS4
There was no trading on the curb
market and only a few stocks were
quoted.
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There Was Expansion in Volume
OF Business While Disasters
Were NoticabIy Absent.
IMPROVEMENT WIDESPREAD.
Higher Cost Of Materials Makes For
Conseryatism-IrOn and Steel
In Demand.

New York. Sept. ar. G Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade to-
morrow win say;
Expansion in volume OF business and
contraction in bushes disasters char
acterized the month Of August, usual
~ one Of tne most inactive OF the
year. and this marks the situation in
the eve Of the fan season.
Heavy buying continues in the iron
and steel trade. The higher cost OF
materials Is one of the features OF
the situation which work for conserva-
tism but as the revival OF activity has
taken place in spite OF other adverse
conditions. ii ignores this development.
Advices from the leading cities con-
tinue to speak Of business improve
ment and in some cases the August
trade was in excess of all former re-
cord for the month.
Wholesale dry goods houses have
had a very substantial volume OF
business OF late. Woollen and wOrsted
mills show little change from the re-
Gently noted improved conditions. Re-
tails are still operating cOnservatively,
but steadily. and mills are not acou-
mulating goods.
Former dullness noted in the foot
wear market continues undated. with
buyers holding OF. New England fac
tories are fairly busy, though some
have completed the fall run. Tanners
are operating in the Chicago packer
hide market for current wants, and
some good sized sales are made. Prices
have advanced on most descriptions.
Country hides remain quiet but some
light sales have been moved The
leather market continues in a waiting
position.
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PEPARED TO HAUL BEETs.

RICHFiELD, Sept. Wv. IA Clark,
president Of the Beet Growers associa-
ton OF this county. is In receipt OF a
letter from -. Honung. the shippiag
agent for the railroad company In this
section, announcing that there will be
ample trackage facilities for the hand
ling OF the beet crop, and sufficient
rolling stock and motive power viii be
placed at his disposal for the moving
or the crops this year. This looks as
though the railroad company means
business as the Information came 10
M. Clark unsolicited.
Field Supt +. b. Goold reports thar
there will be over $4,000 tons OF beets
harvested in this valley this fall from
i,a05 acres planted. This means that
$4,000 viii be distributed among .hs
farmers OF this valley from that source
alone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

duced four carloads Of ore. Manager
Kellogg says the ore is opening up
richer than ever before. The shaft is
going down at the rate Of i've feet a
day.
w b. Farmer. who Is one OF the
largest stockholders in the consolidat-
ed company which takes In the Bing-
ham Central standard and Bingham
Metals properties az Bingham. under
the name Of the Utah Metals Mining
company. is in the city The details
Of the consolidation, Il Is expected will
be cleaned mp IN few days. a party
OF seven business men Interested In the
property is expected 10 arrive from
Boston tonight
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COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.

George ii. Hanson. a years old
who thinks that his particular pals
was committed to the state mental
hospital yesterday by Judge c. w.
Morse. For several months Hanson's
health has been failing, and he wan
ders away from home AT night Las
week he wandered away in the even
ing and returned the next morning.
He declared that he had walked 10
Pocatello and back during tho night
He lives at 81 West Seventh South
street.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
GOLD DEVELOPMENT
TO RESUME WORK


The Gold Development company az
Msrysvnlc De- soon 10 commence opera
tions on its property according 10 a
number Of stockholders who have been
at the property for several days past.
Dr. Homer O.. bloom Or J. p. Lippin-
colt 81 Philadelphia. Mr. williams Of
the same place. and NJ p. Murray Of
Ephraim. all officers aud stockholders
Of the company. recently went over the
grounds. They returned 20 Richncld
Thursday. They express themselves as
wei pleased with the prospects for fu-
ture wealth al the Franklin and other
tunnels
Relative TO the property the Rlchdeld
Reaper has the following 10 say.
The company has. been somewhat
handicapped IN It's work hy n string
cncy In the financing Of their Colorado
properties. on Thursday night. "a tele-
gram was received here by the above
officials which assures the completion
% negotiations for financing the Col
orado proposition.
This places matters In very
pleasing condition as 10 the Marys-
vale property. The property adjoins
the Bradburn where phenomenal values
were discovered last year. The Gold
Development company has the ore In
quantities. sufficient to make II a
BONANZA for the owners and an that is
necessary TO turn the wealth is lit
tie capital. and the financing ~ the Col
orado property brings this within
reach.
Il has been estimated that s25OoOO
viii be necessary 10 expend In equip
ment such as will be necessary for
the reduction Of the ores. The com
pany has available power sites either
on the Bullion or Cottonwood sides
81 the mountain. II is expected that
an electric plant OF 900 horse power
capacity viii be Installed which will
operate an the company's equipment
ana leave power TO sell 10 other COM
panies.
PUT IN MILL
a mill with capacity Of 500 tons
per day viii probably be Installed.
Ihe values IN the ore do not run
high but there are large quantities Of
milling ore. which. with n proper re-
ducuon process, can be made to pro-
duce much wealth from this pror erty.
n a mill is built by the Gold De-
Nelopment company. and this is bv no
means improbable. an aerial tram-
way with n capacity Of rs to 20 tons
per hour win be Installed A 50-stamp
viii be about the capacity for the
reduction Of the ores OF the COM
panN
The assurance was given out by these
OFFICIALS that, since the completion OF
the financing Of the Colorado Iro-
perry. operations al Marysvale would
be resumed on a very large scale
NJ r. Murray does not usually talk
TO the newspapers unless ne Is sure OF
his words. He advised a Reaper scribe
that work will be resumed at the Gold
development property shortly and IL
viii be on a large scale.
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PERSONALS.

pa q ODonneu has returned from
o. three weeks trip through the Vel
lowstonc park and the Jackson Hole
country.
Rowland " Williams a Fort Worth
teacher who has been visiting in tnis
city. haf concluded 90 remain here.
Mr. and Mrs Earl T. Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs a. Norton Davis have re-
turned from "a visit 40 the Seattle fair,
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RICHFIELD CONTRACTS
FOR CEMENT SIDEWALKS.

RICHFIELD, Sept. 2.--The city coun-
ell met this week ana considered the
matter OF bids for cement sidewalks for
this city. There were six bids for put
ting In cement walks on Main street,
Anderson Fisher Lumber company Of
this city being the lowest was awarded
the contract, the bid being Si,575 or t55z
cents per square foot The work Is TO
be completed within so days
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SUES For COMMISSIONS.

Suit for $4,141.SO. with SiS6.3S in
terest. and costs was instituted today
in the United States District court by
Justice, Bateman and company, an
eastern commission firm. against the
Lindsay Bitton Live Stock company.
Tor commission, freight charges. etc.
wool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept Mooney on cail
nominal Time loans nominal, 90 DAYS.
Pa "a per cent; 90 days, ga six months.
per cent.
close. Prime mercantile paper "a D
"a per cent
Sterling exchange nominal with ae-
tual business IN bankers bills az 4S5l0
a. S515 FOR 60 days; and al 4s6 50 for
demand; commercial bills, 4s664 s6E.
silver. SIS
Mexican dollars. 80.
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OUR SPECIAL oYYER

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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock a. Co. bankers an1
brokers furnish the following received
over their private wire:
coMsToCK.
ophlr i25Hal3o. Mexican. soa
J -.h Gould a curry 26Q2,. Con. Va.
500 ga savage, o. asked; Hale a
Nolcpes, llUf3' yellow Jacket. t25Q
-l. Bcicher "a bid. Confidence. ID
a3 bid. Union, i3d5A
ToNoPAH
rouonah Extension. 80 bid. MacNs
mara. 3ln3l Midway. 2Oa22. T0nop,n
hclm1ui s3 asked West End Con 30
bid Jim Butler i5al6.
BuLLFRoG.
Naton. Bank. Q asked Bonnie Glare
Ii Hsknd Mar1lvcr Con l8a4 Monte
FImol Nofntir 2ai. Homestake
CON ? as..' TRAMP con. ta5
MANHATTAN
Nauh CON. asked. Dexter tasked.
Mustang. q bid pnouut ! asked
oTHER DISTRICTS
Neais Hills so asked PiushurE
-l Peak o0H Eagles Nest BID.
Bound Mountain. 5000. RaWhIde
Queen 25 Did RaNhidc Queen Regent
lN utkrf RuNhide Coalition. % b.d.
Balloon Hu 3 hId
GOLbFlELD
euiHorm sac. Jumbo Ext. I6als.
Booth. luit Rlue Bull. asked.
AdHm ina. silver Pick l3nu Blue
Bod 'ni lone star eos. ono. s asked
Atnnt. lanlG &C. Bend Sos. Rod Ton
Ext. tnf Florence. 3OOm3U-.. D'n,Id
b ~ con. 243 Goldhtld Daisy. afib.
Comb Fraction % bid. Great Rend
ENt. asked Great Bend Annex
ASKED kcNunos, anlo. Portland. 2Gi
NWrk.Ilark 2q3. d. Mohawk. bid
fed HillH. ,ns Grandma. ed3 Gold.
ncla r0u. 60UGts. Dhold TnanFla. la
FLORENCE ENn. in2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

The percentage Of actual reserve Of
the clearing house banks today was
p 1g
The statement Of banks and trust
companies Of Greater New York. not
reporting 20 the clearing house shows
that these institutions have aggregate
deposits OF N.isS63l.3o. total cash on
hand Sl5A $500, and loans amounting TO
81 22i.5l6So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

Rule day at the United States Dis
trict court will be Tuesday next, Sept.
I, instead OF Monday as is usually the
case, the postponement being made
by Judge Marshall on account of Mon
day being Labor day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
BANK STATEMENT.

New York Sept 4.-'rhe statements Of
clearing house banks FOR the week
shows that the banks hold sl5.S3s. 275
more than the requirements Of the .
per cent reserve rule.
This is decrease OF S3.0Z,ao in the
proportionate cash reserve as compared
with last week
THE statement follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

Columns. 400 al LIZ
crown Pt.. 500 az az 300 az 1879
DAILY j., - az $50. 100 az l.55.
r. Tint Con. 1900 40 g.
d Tin Dew. 400 az it
q cent. 200 al go co. 300 az go.
Ind queen 1900 az "a.
Iron Bios 700 at i.2j
10. Nam. 500 az 36h
Mason v, 200 ~ 2.s5.
Ohio Cop. 200 at i12ia
Prince. 100 al l1i. 100 at Linz
s Troughs 1000 az i2is 1000 az ~
sioux 800 at IS. 500 at ss. S. 50: $500
40 81, y so.
Swansea. 533 a. pa
e. Sam. 100 al -
OPEN BOARD
Biz Hlll. 1870 al 2
crown Pr 1000 AZ n; 1000 at IN
Carisa 800 al S.
Colorado. 100 at so.
Ohio Cop. 200 al 472li.
Sioux 1000 az So
s. Tr0ughs 900 at If.
Swansea. 1000 az 10
T. Sam, 800 az n.
TOTALS.
shares. Value.
Regular ..... ...... ls,iiS 22.u4.0t
open ...,,,.s ,s..t.,... l2,osO 4,9sO.O
5s.sOs 27.s5f.si
Weeks totals ...49O,27S 256S9f.96
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

,. u. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
s3f Atlas Bell li70 Rea 30Oa-N

The meat io eat-that can't be beat
Ihai makes YOU smile wiener you -at
ls mat hy me Inter Mountain Packing
Co packed.
The meat that oy Uncle Sam IL hacked.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago sept Receipts es-
timated at 300. market steady. Beeves.
4 .250S.o5: Texas steers 4.l5N5.f0 west
ern steers. Alon go, stockers and feed
ers 5.S5U5.2o; COWS ana heifers. 2-SS@
Hogs -Recoipts. estimated at $3.50.
market &C. higher Lights. 7spn SIS.
mixed, 7.e50S.fo, heavy. 740liS 39ia.
rough. .i6a1,65 good 40 choice heavy.
l.65MS.Nla' pigs 7-l5aslo. bulk Of sales,
sheep-Receipts. estimated a. 5000;
market steady Native. 275ff4. 20. west
en. 3.N0nf15. yearlings, 400 80:
lambs, native. l.loa7.75, western 4.s1G
7.75.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. sept Receipts.
20. market steady. Native steers. 4.50u
10; southern steers. 3.O0u4 60. native
cows and heifers. 2.OoQ6.50: stockers and
feeders. 2. 756r6.5O: bulls. . .G063. Is. calves.
3.ooNs0O. western steers, 3.15d6 Is. west
ern cows. 2.5Od 40.
Hogs Receipts 2ooo: market Sc high
er. Bulk OF sales. 7.90Hglh: heavy.
Hm0 sis, packers and butchers. SOFA
so. lights 7.soaS.lo' pigs. 5,50a7@.
No sheep.
OMAHA.
south Omaha. sept. A-CattIe go Re
ceipts, 80, market unchanged. Native
steers f.H0n9. %; cows and heifers. 500
$500, western steers. 35Oa6.0. Texas
steers, 3.0O4iS.o0. range cows and heif-
ers, 2.l5G4.4o. Gamers. iSass0: stock
ers aud feeders. 3.00m5.f0: calves. 3.50d
$50, bulls and stays 2.50T4s5
Hogs-Receipts, i6.v' market steady
70 81 lower Heavy. I.50M7a0 mixed.
$50, bulk OF sales. Z 75d7 90
Sheep-Receipts. 100. market steady.
foarlings, 4.s5u6.3, Wethers. 4.Ooe04 70
ewes S.5oQ4.4o' lambs, 6.75a7. D.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York Sept 3.-Bradstreets hank
clearings report for tine week ending
Sept. shows an aggregate of Si.063.0sO.-
90 as against 1894 s5. 900 last week and
S2,5if505,O In the corresponding week
ha eifipgs Mac
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WOOL.


81 Louis, Sept wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. "a 2S.
fine mediums 2n24: fine lsQt9
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EXCURSION NORTH
September am.

Via o. s. /. Special low rates h north
ern Utah and Idaho points long limits.
Another excursion will be operated
north on September 18th. See agents
for further particulars city Ticket
ONCE, 20l Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

Bullock, 1850 40 24 LOCO at 10. 5.
"a. 900 al ~, 81 6o
Carita. 100 at So = 90. 900 at 81
Colorado, 6gS a. $50, 900 az l,So, =,
n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

Walt for the big J y l. auction sale
commencing September az 10 "a m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
OPEN BOARD
TOTALS
TtNTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following shipments we're made
out Of tho Tlntlc district during the
week ending Friday night.
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new ORE FOUND At
DALY-JUDGE MINE


A strike of no mean Importance Nae
been made within the past few days 81
the Daly Judge property at Park city
ana ID promises % open mp into "a large
body of shipping orc For some time
tho company has been working on lhe
orc bodies cn thc 900 foot level ana
recently IL was decided TO sink on "a
promising rau of the assure. ihe
viuzc has been 1oing down f1t some
time with more or less naturalization
being encountered.
When the Winze had reached o. depth
or little more than l0 feet ore was
encountered and for the last six feet
tho Wine has been all iu ore n APP
pears to be- making in a bcddcd plane
on the assure. Tho ore IL Of ship
ping grade and can BIZ shot down and
sent To- the uncltcr without sorting.
AS FAR az has been asccrtaincd the
he'd Is from iO 90 20 feet wide and rs
known TO extend Tor 200 feet Another
Wine that was sent down 200 feet away
il now on top OF tho ore. The import
anoc Of the strike Is plainly shown BY
the large territory which " covers,
with uo definite idea as To- The depth 10
which Il VIII extend
Manager George W Lanbournc of
the property feels confident that the
new vein win open up as rich as any
thing that has ever been found there.
The winze Is Just passing through the
vein and the depth has not been as
certaincd 10 Is known that IL - at
least feet thick.
Tho strike caused little furry in
the stock on the market this morn
inr. The stock has been dull for sew
eral months and In sympathy with
the other stocks began 20 decline dur
ing the forcpart of the week. This
morning Il started up and ON the few
sales made showed "a marked Inn
UrOvcmenl
"Of course We have not done enough
work TO decide the extent Of the ore
body said Mr. Lambournc this
morning. Prom what has been done
q looks az though the future OF the
property is much brighter than II
has been IN some time
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NOTICE TO AGENTS.

The proceedings Of last Conference IN
pamphlet form u nov ready. Special
price 10 agents.
Order az nnre Limited edltlnn
THE DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

James J. Briggs & Company OF Tren-
ton cache county filed articles OF in
corporation this morning with the Soc
i''aiN OF state The capital stock
amounts 90 $4,000. divided into shares
of $40 each Charles @ Wood is pros.
dent Frank Bair. vice president
Charles g. Rrown. secretary and traas-
uror and James Briggs manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

James A. Pollock a. Co. bankers ana
brokers furnish the following received
over their private wire:
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WILL DEVELOP COAL FIELDS.
Company Incorporated 10 Open Up
Emery and Carbon Counties.

The Castle Valley Railroad company
hled Us articles OF Incorporation this
morning IN the office Of the secretary
Of atate II has a capital stock Of $780,
600, divided into shares OF $40 each. or
TINS amount $500 shares have been set
aside ~ treasury stock The company
was organized to build a railroad from
Price, Carbon county 10 Cedar Creek
Canyon, Emery county. 20 develop the
coal fields Of that vicinity
The officers are. w. V. Rice. prssi-
dent, Moroni Heiner, first vice presi-
dent. James "A Mays. second vice pres
dent Walter e Orem, treasurer. and
G. 4. oliver, secretary. The COMPANY Is
organized under the laws Of the state
OF Wyoming but the principal place
OF business ls In Salt Lake CITY
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SALT LAKE. BANK CLEARIyCS. (,

For the week enains Sept, 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

Totals s5.Il6O5s NJ A.7si. Sass
Increase. f9si2435f
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roNoPAii

Touorih Extension. 30 bid. NarNs
mara. md3l Midway 20a2g Tonopah
Belmont s5 asked West End CON g0
bid Jim Butler. l5at6
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29

of the stockholders. each stockholder
shall be entitled to as many votes aa
he holds shares OF capital stock. and
representation by proxy duly appoint.
ed shall be allowed at all meetings OF
the stockholders"
Sth-Amcnd Article TX TO read:
"lN. There shall be holden on tie
second Monday in January. 1892. and
Dicnnially thereafter. at such place in
Ogden City as tho Board OF Directors
may fix, between the hours OF nine
AN. and nine PM, a regular meeting
OF the stockholders, at which time Eve
directors shall he elected by ma
jority of the stockholders present vot
ing by shares. all oil whom shall hold
Office for two years until their sue.
ccssors are elected and qualified The
Board of Directors shall elect from its
membership a President and Vice.
President, and shall also elect. either
from or without its membership.
Secretary and Treasurer, provided
that one person may be both Secrc-
taiS and Treasurer. Tho Secretary
and Treasurer. prior 10 entering upon
the duties OF their Office. shall give a
sood and suihcient bond to this corpora
ton Tor the faithful discharge OF the
duties of their Office. in such amount
as may be determined by the Board
of Directors. The Board of Directors
shall have power TO employ water.
master, and shall have the general
power. management and control of tho
corporation"
Second. To elect officers for the
ensuing two years; and
Third: To levy tax on each share
OF stock for the maintenance of the
Company'S canal and water bitches
for the year 1910.
Fourth: To hear the annual report
OF the Company. and TO transact any
other business which may properly
. come before said meeting.
Ogden, Utah, December 90 1909.
ANGUS T. WRIGHT, President.
ALMA d. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
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WILL ATTEMPT To
PROVE AN ALlBI

II George Lowell can prove an alibi
FOR the night OF October Z when he
is charged with attempting to rob a
rooming house in this city, the charge
OF burglary In the second degree pre-
(cred against him will probably be
Withdrawn and the case dismissed
Lowell applied 10 the District court
Yesterday for an order directing that
SubpocnaS be issued for William New
ton, an attorney OF Salt Lake, and the
day desk sergeant at the Salt Lake
police station, requiring them to come
To ogden and testify in his behalf.
These residents OF Salt Lake. the
prisoner says, will swear that he was
a prisoner In the Salt Lake City Jail
up on charge of vagrancy and drunk
cnncsS the evening the Ogden bur
Glary occurred. Lowell SAYS he was
booked on the police blotter at the
Salt Lake CITY police station under
the name OF William Rice He claims
to have talked with both of the Salt
Lake witnesses he desires on that
day, and is certain that they will re-
member him If they are brought here
TO testify.
Upon the showing made, District
Judge ]. A. Howell issued the order
directing the sheriff of this county to
notify the two witnesses that their
presence as witnesses at the trial will
be necessary.