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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
ATE LoC.A S.

- II Z : ,. ls i /.
jacobsen Ifccovcring--J. G. jacob
sen, who was struck by a Murray car
on State street last Saturday, is re-
ported to be recovering. He was able
to sit up today.
Connolly in Local Hospital--E, S.
Connolly the 2steilographer who was i'm
jured at Owinza station, Idaho. through
falling underline wheels of a caboose,
was brought to this city Wednesday,.
His leg was anputated during the
night. and he Is said to show signs fa-
vorable to his recovery,
Just III Sugscstior-A prominent
telephone ticialtrecolnmends that Salt
Lake people contribute one days pay
to n,ake8a fund with which to supply
the; Grand Army veterans with the
3necessaries of life while In Salt Lake,
purchasing from Denver or San Fran
cisco. If prices here are too high.
Uncle Sarn's Mining Expcrt-B. r..
Wheeler expert miner OF the district.
forestry office at Ogden. is in town en-
route to SNasatch station to examine
the many mining claims there that
must pass government muster before
they can be patented. The district Of
flee has contributed $500 toward the
Improvement Of the former. turnpike
leading up American Fork canyon.
Postponed Until Tuesday--The
meeting, Of 1.-THE Utah State Gpnserra-3
ton commission, which was set
for. today, was again postponed
.throughySthe unavoidable absence Of
DIR. Widtsoe, who ttelephoned Gov
8ernor Spry this morning that he could!
not possibly be here Th e IN Getting will
probably take place Tuesday next.
Will Speak at Tabernacle-s. D.
Brooks, superintendent of the pubic
schools OF Boston. will speak in the
tabernacle on July 20. This lecture
will bee education.
librarian Returns Miss sprague,
tendance on the annual convention of
shire. The bulk Of the delegates was
of course from New England; and with
the exception Of r. Dudley, the
Denver city librarian, Miss Sprague
and the librarian or Oklahoma City,
the far west sent no other delegates.
Rifles Arrire-Tlle ,adjutant gem
Gratis Office is In receipt Of 20 Star
gage rifles from the Rock island arr
senals for the use of the state sharp
shooters in the coming competition.
Many Odd Fellows Hcrc-A large
number Of members of the Odd Fell
lows lodge from different parts of the
state are in the city today. en- routa
for La COON where the annual eXcur-9
sion of the Grand Lodge 4. o. o.. II.
is being held. 55
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
cULMER BARN BURNED.
Bonfire totBnrn Rubbish, Said TO Have
Been Cause.

81 a fire broke out at 2:2o this g fter ID
noon in the old adobe harm back of the
Gunner house. lbs north Main street.
which was a mass OF flame by the time
the department reached the place, The
structure was about 40 years old, and
was occupied partly by the Rash Roy
lance company for stable. purposes. and
partly by the Gulmer Paint & Glass
company which had considera BILE paint
stock stored in the east end. Two
horses in hesstahle were rescued with
out difficulty.
Boys a bout the premises claimed the.
fire was started by Il bonfire set TO,
burn up some old rubbish i'll the I'M
mediate vicinity, though some of the
5neighbors denied this. The intense
heat DC the day, intensified the heat of
the fire, but the hremen Appeared to
be able to prevent neighboring resi-
dences from the flames. The chief diff
ficulty encountered by the department;
was the stiff grade to the FIRE Low
water pressure also hampered action. ST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
ORSE:VlH|PPE
The PLAINTIFF
3 Mrs. Linnie Nelson Accuses Her.
Husband of Gross Cruelty and
Threatening to Kill.
HAS MADE Her LIFE A BURDEN
Sensational Charscs Made in Conf
s. plant for Divorce Filed in the
9'hird District Court.

I ( i 81 i 3 II
Mrs. 1,innie Nelson charges her itus-
band, Joseph S. Nelson, with extreme
s cruelty in a complaint for divorce fled
IN the third district court this morn
Il ing. "a For the last year he had made
life a burden for her, she declares by
hentilg l,er, threatening to kill her
s and humiliating her in various ways.
BY their Joint effort they have accu-'
mulatcd considerable property, shessets.
forth, They own renl estate in Salt
Lake, valued ut $1,000. mortgage on
a piece of property for $500. a black
smith shop in Stockton 1ooele county
and he las 81 600 iii cash in the zion.s
of the property and a restraining order
was granted prohibiting him from dis
posing Of any Of 1t.
They were lnaried III Salt Lake on
March IL. 1907, and there are no chill
adren In setting forth her allegations
ssho says that Nelson horse-Mhpped;
her In their barn III the rear of their
house at So West Fourth South street.
He also threatened to shoot her about
a month ago aud since that time she
has not lived With HIM
Tn complaint alleging cruelty, Mrs.
Lena Krause Smith seeks a divorce
from w y. Smith. On July 10, 1909,
he cornpelled her to leave their house
and he packed up her clothes and sent
them to the home OF her mother where
she is now staying Before this he
struck her on scyera occasions, knock
Ing her down and iniuiring her. They
have one child a daughter, Gladys,
Years old, and Mrs. Smith asksfor her
custody. They were married here on
Sept. Al, 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Utah Fruit company of Ogden
fled its articles of incorporation yes
terday with the secretary of state.
1t has a capital stock of $4,000 divided
into shares of $40 each. Scott w.
Campbell is president: Richard Z. Hen
nett. vice president, Joseph e. storey,
secretary and James Storey, treasurer.
The company has orchards in North
Ogden and will carry on a general bust
ness i'll growing and shipping fruit.
Articles of incorporation Of the Croy-
den Home Range company of Morgan.
Utah, were filed with the secretary OF
state yesterday. The capital stock
amounts to $4,000, divided into share,
at $50 each The officers are Howard
Thuckeray, president: William Ii,
'roone, Vice president; Rose w Ran
dali, secretary. and Alfred j. London,
treasurer. The company has q tract %
land near Croydon where the stock
holders will range their sheep.
The Gold Label Liquor company
filed its articles of incorporation yes
tcrtiaS with the county clerk. IT is
capitalized for $4,000, divided int5
shares of 5000 each Joseph Levitt Is
president; g NJ. Levitt, vice presi-
dent; and William Baruch, secretary
treasurer and general manager. Tile
company will open a saloon at So east
Tnday's local bank clearings amount
n n ~
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of5Sthe ground, ana perllap s spents

i ON the ground and pc ilaps spent
abroad.
Following the advent Of new farm
Lands, now communities spring Up peo-
pied With an Intelligent democracy:
that politically represents vast gain.
to the nation. What is accomplished
by government Irrigation Is added to
by private enterprises hat g ~ en-
5courased along with ours.
81 THE government has picked out the.
hardest tasks. like the building of the
9Gunnison tunnel and tile Roosevelt
dam, boil, of which will be finished this
year, and encourages private capita u to
build the easier works .''---tS shicago
Evening POST Eli 81
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PERSONALS.

; = = : " " -40
manager q. a. Quigley OF the Stude-
baker company has gone to Idaho Falls
ON a business trip.
Elhu Call will leave on the goth inst.
with Mrs. Call for the Yellowstone
Park tn be absent month, ON account
OF Mrs. Calls health.
Jr., have gone to Seattle to see the
fair, to be away two weeks.
Dir. Alexander E. Mcclellan of Cleve-
land is visiting in this city with DR..
3 u NJ. Meyer en- route east from q
coast trip.
Lynn Thompson, son OF the ex-
mayor, and a graduate Of the Tale Law
school, will be home from New Haven
next week.
Miss Lulu Marjorie Bowen OF the
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PINNED UNDER DOOR.
Night Waterman for Mount Pickle
Company Sues for $4,000 Damages.

4 George Forester, a night Waterman
At the Mount Pickle company at al
south Third West street, brought an
action against the company today in
sslle Third district court to recover IS, IS
300 as damages for personal injuries.
While Forester VA ma king his rounds
at night In the factory heavy door
which he attempted to open fell from
It's fastening and aplnned him under it.
n e was Imprisoned for two hours before
no Was able to eStricate himself. He
sustained injuries to his back and two
fractured ribs. The accident occurred
on. May 3, 1904 and he charges the COM.
Spany with negligence. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
STOCK BROKERS SUED.

~ Milton Simon seeks to recover s3a7.50:
from Badger Bros, stock brokers' with
whom he listed 100 shares of stock Of
the Rock Island Railroad company for
sale. When he delivered the stock to
them, the market price was sS4.2b a
snare The brokers sold it Cor S30.s7 a
share which netted him ii loss of $33 80.
The stock was delivered to the broker.
on June S and Simon asks for the dir
ference between the selling price when
ne listed the stock with them and the
price the company sold ! for. s8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
JUDGE II i NpaRsoN's ESTATE.
Will Shows IL TO Consist OF $4,000 in
Cash and Realty.

The will OF tie!ylate Judge Henry p.
\ Henderson, who died here on June 5
last, WAS filed Yesterday afternoon In
the probate diNislon6of the Third dis
$trict court. IT. was accompanied by
the petition of his widow, Mrs. jose
Prime T. Henderson. asking that she
he appointed executriX as provided i'm
the Will The estate consists of real
and personal property in this state and
Michigan. which is valued al $4,000
9l'he9estate consists OLA farm of about
i so acres in 1nghan county, Michigan
which Is beGueathed TO Miss Kate Hem
aerson,8l sister OF the testator. together
With S2,5oo in cash, The residue goes
10 Mrs. Henderson. The will was ex-
Hecuted on Dec. 5, 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16

The regular quarterly conference of
Liberty stalSe will convene in the Ass
se1nbly hall Sunday morning at 10
O'clock and the tabernacle at 2 ri. m.
There will be no Saturday evening
session. sunday schools of the stake
will furnish the singing. II possible
President Joseph Il. Smith Will be pre-
sest to address the Saints. All mem.
bers Of the Church residing in this
stake are urged to be in attendance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
4 FRAUD CHARGED.
Isaac BroclsbanlS and Wife Accuse w.
S. Bailey of Swearing Fa lseIy.

Ia IL 4 Las
r Ina suit flied iyesterday in the Third
district court, Isaac Brockbanll and
his wife charge William s. Bailey with
fraud and swearing falsely to an affi-
i5asit in al, effort to secure judgment
against them for s726.42 which was
barred by tho statutes Of limitation
Ihe original action was commenced in
district court on Nov. o. 1902
The complaint brought by Brockbanl.
yesterday alleges that Bailey declared
hat they had both been served With a
summons and upon his AFFIDAVIT judg-
smeilt Was entered by default.
Il Brockbank asks the court to restrain
Bailey from proceeding further against
them on the Judgment 1t is alleged
that the summons was never served
upon them. Rrockbank says that hc
and his wife have lived in Holiday
Tor years and that Bailey knew their
place Of residence They asked the
court to set aside the Judgment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16

court that the heirs would have to be
satisfied with the incomefof the estate.
The will provided that the estate
should BID divided among the heirs, IN
Guiding the husband and the son OF the
testatoI but that they should only re-
{ceiye the Income. w. l.. Pickard as
signed his interest in the estate to his
wife and she petfiioned fora distribu-s
ton of the property.
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Bad Actors | read Boards
At Judge Bowmans Matinee.

, nc ma q IN Used the train for Garfield
la a night and being efiS of funds for
9 nea. had gone into one of Mr.. BaIn-
perser cars to sleep until morning.
ne was crested during the night. but
promised that he would return to his
WORKING '4'ri IN place before night.
s William, Small !, charged With having
violated thc5Sil !quor ordinance by dis
nensine. beer ia sAbbott'sl cafe after
midnight, pleaded not guilty this morn
ing when afraigned His hearing was
set for53July %.
s e sore hand. aggravated by someone
q coming along and giving him shove
that threw him to the sidewalk, was
y. ~. f'teorS IS excuse for getting drunk
yesterday. The excuse didn't carry
much weight With tilc court, however.
,il theory save his occupation as a
Z travelling tinker. He was given tho
chance to follow his trade. provided he
travelled far enough away from the
Jurisdiction of the Salt Lake police de-
partment
4 Former Judge O. b. Diehl is wonder
ing. He has afclicnt, Jennie Robinson,
who was arrested two days ago but.
released on $50 bail. Up to the pres
.ent time, however, there has been no
charge PLACED against her. Mr., Dichl,a
on behalf of his client, suggested to the
court this morning that a complaint
should either be issued against his
client, Or that the bail should be re-
leased, but the court decided that since
the woman's name didn't appear on
the docket he had no officia II cogniZances
of the matter. Now Mr. Diehl has a
client without any case-and he is
wondering. Ia
s Felix Arnoltld, wilo6was, arrested yes
:terd;ry on the complaint Of G. Bonnard,
pleaded not guilty this morning to the
charge of having stolen carbnretter
from r. Arnould & Co. His hearing
was set for&July IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
PETITION DENIED.

Mrs. Bertha /. Piekard. wife OF W.T.
liam l. Pickard. one OF the heirs UNI
der the will Of Mrs. Eliza \. Plckard,
Was prohibited yesterday by Judge
Lewis from making a distribution at
the property, which is valued ut sia,-
300. Her petition for a distribution
was denied and 1T was decided by tbs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
SHELTER FUMES SUIT.

Third district court today against tho
Utah Consolidated Mining and Smelt-A
ing company to recover $3.50 .damaRes5
alleged to have been done by the smelt-
er smoke to3llis crops in Murray, y
similar suit was also filed by James
BIjgllollse to recover 81, 652. va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
Record for June.

According to the lists furnished by
leading Book Sellers of the country the
six books diction> 'ghich have sold best
IN the order of demand during the
month are:
1. The Inner Shrine. Anon. $3.50.
9 katrine Lane. $3.50.
9; The Man in Lower Ten. I,inehart,
$3.50.
5. The White Sister Crawford.
s1.50
t5-e6. 81 10 or Fight Hough. $3.50.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.
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DErE1TiyEs IN COUNT.

p. II .Nutter and Water Royal. the
special agents of the D. & II. q. ar
rested upon the complaint of Two
Greeks and charged with robbery. en-,
tered their pleas Of not guilty before.
Judge Bowman this morning and will
have their preliminary hearings July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
HEAVY GROCERY BILL

w. S. Henderson, president Of the
Henderson Grocery company, brought
nm action In The Third district court to-
day to- recover a grocery bill. r., Pel
Manis is named as the defendant and &
the bill! amounts to S534.53.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16

auditors department Of the Short Line
left this morning on a two
weeks visit at Rockford, Ill.,. with Mrs,
Oscar G. Keller formerly Miss Daisy
2yolfgarg. corltralto of the First Pres
$byterian church of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
( l':lssYNGRoFYr on INSPECTIONS i.

Ell w II. Bancroft, vice president and
General manager Of the Oregon Short
Line, and James i, Dunn, superin-
Rsendent of motive power and inachin-9
cry. left thsmorfling for tour of
Inspection of the idaho and Montana
division the road
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM OGDEN

1916 u. m.
Sunday, July 18th, via Oregon Short
Line for benefit OF Salt Lake Excul.-
sionsts who desire to stay over for.
Bicycle races. Choice of eight other
trains. Round trip $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
THE CRUcIFIXIoN.

Did Jesus Really Die Upon the Gross?
This great question answered in the
negative, by his Friend, and an eye
witness to the TRUTH. Price is but
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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Under the promise that he would
snot miss the next train for Garfield.
William Dunn was discharged after
pleading guilty to having trespassen
upon the propertyof the Salt Lake y
Ogden Railway company. Dunn said.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and descrlp tisn,
arranged from the best LEGAL forna.
and brought strictly up to date.
a full .anpply always on hand at q E
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YES u want to be hung, too
With this response to the question,
IL he wanted TO be sworn and testify
on. his own behalf. John Roach ~ Went wen {
farther than the simple desire 70 s' gle ~
The punishment fitsthe crime and at
the Same time startled both the court ~.
and its attaches who are supposed sec 70 %
be accustomed to startling surprises,
Instead of being hung, however !, ,3!,
Roach Will rest in the city JAZZ \, VIII ".
Monday when it il expected that me
cure will enable him to answer t1 nc
charge against him Intelligent
According 10 the complaint RoaGl,
obtained h, meal at the New house cafe g.
on East third South street last night e. :,
but objected to paying for y Wllicha
slod to his arrest His liberty under 9
s10 bail gave him the opportu unity, 81
seeking. stjmulant TO face the court court
ordeal. and he appeared IN g court
room il, a .maudlin way. He.clpng TO the
idea or being prevented from paving
for the meal by being struck on the
Jaw BY the waiter and cook, but after
expressing his startling desire TO pc
hung Judge Bowman ordered MN nm
taken 10 the Jail for the SOLDERING
process. 10 make sure that he would
be sober on Monday his bail was M
5rrnasad To 6 90 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16

Tom Malloy. a soldier according to
his story. was the Victim Of cruel cir
scumstanccs last night. After being
battered and knocked down and being
stripped of his coat and vest, he came
to the station to report the affair only
10 be arrested on 81 .chargc of drunken
ness The court sympatbized with his
hard luck, or rather excuse, and he Was
discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16

Today's local bank clealings amount
ed to M,s0l,2ls35. as compared With
ss0aoS6.62 for the corresponding day Of
last year.
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DIED.


5SNEIG HT.--Tn this city, onSIuly II, laoa
US Elias G. Weight. age 50 Years and 40
K days. sSljssSs i$t,4 1888 s.
Funeral services Will be held from the
residence. 1902 south Eleventh East, to-;
day Friday . July 49, at 4 ID. M In ter
ment In Mt. Otiyet scelnc terry. s 5S5}g 81
3SPENC RI eliza Ward Spencer, at 4s35
~ south State street, June To-,
Funeral Granite 8 axe IS abernacle al
= p.5 IN. Sunday. Remains can be viewed
at the residence between 10 d: m. and
5i2 noon on daYSof funeral.
r.. u. Evans. Florist. Sc 8. Main ST.
Floral designs q speciality. Phone a6i.
turned.
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-05-21

The st. Johns Commercial club
met in regular assembly Wednesday
evening, and advertising, ferry ques-
tion and suspension bridge at st.
Johns were the principal topics dis.
cussed The attendance was not
what IL should have been. II seems
that the members are again falling
into the old rut that was in vogue
last year--indifference, poor at ten
dance, lack of interest, and any old
excuse good enough to give for not
attending. If the club is to amount
to anything every member must be
up and doing. Even If it does re.
quire little energy and sacri.
flee on the part of the members to
attend it should be worth the ef-
fort. II is an honor to belong to
commercial club but Il is certainly
not an honor to the club to enroll
and then be absent at majority
Of the meetings. If there is no life
In the club 1t is the members fault.
Attend and If a live subject is not
brought up, broach one yourself. II
Is discouraging to the few faithful TO
attend night after night with about
a fifteen per cent attendance. BE
live wire. Make up your mind to be
present next Wednesday night, and
permit nothing except sickness or
death keep you from being on hand.
Shake off the lethargy and do your
duty as a good citizen OF st. Johns.
The suspension bridge proposition
met with favor by the club and Il
was deemed worthy Of making a
strenuous effort to obtain. Definite
steps toward securing this project
will be formulated In the near fu.
.ure. and n movement will be
aunchcd such as has never before
been inaugurated for public utility
n st. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-05-21
NOTICE
Grain Dock For Lease

Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned until 4 o'clock
.. m. May 2s. 1909. for the lease OF
the new Sc. Johns City Dock (doublo
deck. Dimensions 100 by $40 feet,
40 feet enclosed. Bids 70 be ac.
eompanied by certified check In tho
amount OF $4,000 dollars payable to
the city OF So. Johns. Oregon. con.
ditioned. that the bidder shall with.
In 80 days from the acceptance OF
HIS bid and conditions. enter into In
good faith arrangements for use and
occupancy OF said dock. Right 70.
served to reject any and all bids
and re.adyertise for same.
Address A. NJ. Esson. Recorder OF
the city OF 81. Johns. Oregon.
Published In the st. Johns Review.
May ~. n. 2s. 1909