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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-03
LOCAL OPTION
NOT POSSIBLE
Judue Howell Holds That County
Commissioners Cannot With
hold Liquor License.
OGDEN PORTLAND CEMENT CO
nrgunizcd for Half Million to Operate
Near brigham city--Ny oodmen
Parade Tonight.

OGDEN, May According to the q. DE- ::
etsion rendered by Judge Howell OF the,
district court, Utah has no local optllo' 4
law as was declared by Coy. Spy. IN N
his veto OF the LIQUOR measure as plss $50 I
~ the last legislature The case M. NJ Is
sue was that against the county,
commissioners OF Morgan county tlLy
bought by y. A. snnytll, q saloon. pro 4
prietor at Devils Slide tosconlpei sheiil
10 issue a liquor license to him after g the
4 county had gone dry" The court ' held held
tina; the commissioners in falling to Is
she the license to- Slnyth failed to
Z assign a good and sufficient cause Why
the license should not be issued. ne
court further contends that the issuing
I Of a saloon license is not discretionary
With the commissioners II the require re-
ments OF the law are complied with ~
M applicant, such as qualifications lot
good character, etc. Il
Dist Atty. Harris states the case VIII:
be appealed to the supreme court,
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,utNcrYoN CRY BRIEFS.

OGDEN, May 3.There We're no
services held in the tabernacle yester-i
day. Fast Day services We're held in
each Of the, various. wards of the, CITY,
S. T. Whitaker came down from
Idaho yesterday to spend sunday with
his family in Ogden. He is 5superyis-
ing the construction of /, fine high
school building in Cassia county.
Yesterday was the ninth consecutive
Sunday on which no arrests were.
made in this city by the local police
No arrests have been made on these
days, not even for drunkenness or
svagrancy All saloons We're closed
tight yesterday so far8as outward ap-.
spearance would indicate.
Colonsts on their way to the west
and northwest in search of. homes
crowded the union depot in this city
yesterday. 1t was one of the busiest
days for the local officials since the
scolonist rates We're established 1t was
estimated that upward of 1000 col
onists passed through this city dur
ing the day, n large majority of them
on their way from the crowded cities
OF the east to the more open country
on the Pacific coast.
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NEW CI1NJENT7 COMPANY.

OGDEN, May S.---The articles of IN
corporation OF the new cement plant 70
he established ingthis vicinity. of Whieh3
mention was made in the News" some,
time ago, have been filed with the clerk
j OF Weber county, The corporation Is
known as the ogden Portland c'tlnent.
company and its capital stock Is $500 900
with shares OF the par value OF slub
each, The incorporators and first Of
flcers are. Willard j. Bell of Newayg2,
Mich. president and; general manages.
Hatold Day chicago, vice president
Ralph Bristol, New York. secretary and
treasurer: Alvin 7 srhotis, Grand Rap,s,.
ids Mich, and Henry G. Baker OF o.
den directors. e. Sa .@
The business OF this corporation Will
he the manufacture of Portland
cement, at a point north Of Brigham.
city ana about 25 miles north Of Og-]
den, on mn alkali flat and known as
Hoxelder lake. Tits q place that con.
WINGED Mr.. Baker, the promoter of The
company, contained great deposits Of
the cement making material and which
subsequent tests proved The plans and
Specifications for 100000 plant nave
been approved by the directors and
work will be started at once on the big
enterprise
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

~ . . . / Is b = 4
The undersigned Board of School Trus-
tees of silver City School District, Silver
CITY, Juab Co. Utah, will receive bids up
to 10 o'clock a. m. May 18th, 1909, for
the erection OF a Groom school building
70 be erected at Silver City. Utah Plans
and specifications can be found AT the
residence of E. r. Higginson. Silver
City. Utah; also at the office Of Wat
lSins g. Birch, architects, Dolly Block,
Salt Lake City. Utah, Each bid must be
accompanied with a certified check of D
per cent of the amount thereof as a
guarantee that the accepted bidder en-
fters into contract and gives ar approy-
cd bond within one week after the said
work is awarded: otherwise, the amount
TO be forfeited to said district Bids will
be received upon forms found at the
Office Of said architects. no other form
Will be considered. All bids to be adj
Utah.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids
BY order of said Board
p. r. HIGSINSON, Clerk.
Dated at Silver City. April 81, 1905.
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RICHFIELD BRIEFS.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Alden Gledhill and Miss Eva
Harmon which will take place at the
Manti temple, May 5. 1909.
a sneak thief entered the barber
shop of HSrum Ypie yesterday, and
while Mr.. Iyie was at the rear of his
shop the till was robbed.
From Salina comes the word that
the work on the excavation for the
cement tank is nearing completion
and the waterworks system Will be.
completed before long.
The heavy frosts in this vicinity
the past few nights have probably in
jured the fruit prospect Snow has
fallen to a considerable depth In the
mountains and the air has been as
chilly as in December.
Former saloon keepers are trying to
leinstate the saloon with its accom-
5panying evils They are endeavoring.s
with little success so far, to get'~the
business men to sign a petition ask
ing the council to reconsider it's action
In refusing to grant any more liquor
licenses There Is little likelihood of
the saloons being opened again.
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RICHFIELD SCHOOLS
WILL CLOSE ON MAY
Especial Correspondence.

. & -
Is RICHF'IELD, April 30--1'lie district
schools Will close here on Man {, and
teachers and pupils are busy preparing
the commencement program, in which
all the grades except the beginners
VIII take part. The beginners did not
commence the school year until three.
weeks after the other grades had be-
gun and they willcontinue three weeks
longer.
The school trustees met here this
week and fixed the tax levy for this
year at is mills. Ten mills will be.
used for general expenses. 8 mills for,
high school purposes, and52 mills for.
interest on bonds.
The following teachers have been Sc.
cured for next year: II Il. Jensen.
principal of high school: Earl rhomp-
son. principal OF grades; Lester Quist,
Sophia Goldbrandson. Clay Alfred.
Irene Seeglniler, Jeanette Jones, Hazel
Baker, Nellie, Stalker. Mary Thompson.
Dot Wright, Myrtle Nebeker and Ser
india Jorgenson, two more than We're
employed the present year.
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HOGAN BRIEFS.

4 LOGAN. May 2.-The cityautholities
have purchased a pieceSof land south
west from the Deseret Mills for the sits
on which to build the transformer sta
ton
The Boosters club has offered prizes
to the person under 16 years Of age
who can make the best showing in
growing flowers and improving their.
front yards during the summer.
On Wednesday evening the Boosters
will give q vaudeville in the Opera
House for the purpose of raising
funds 20 defray expenses of Founders
day.
Miss Liz2is Neuberser Of this city
was married in the Logan temple on
"Wednesday to Rodney Proc tor Of Salt
Lake. The couple left for Salt Lake
yesterday. where they will make their
future home.
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CASES ron JUVENILE COURT.

Several of Mt Peasants youngsters
have been carrying on performances
that will, no doubt bring them be-
fore the Juvenile court, at least a
freight ear at the local depot was
brokcn into and some of its contents
of groceries, candies, fruit etc, We're
taken. Marshall Hans PaGlson has
several Of tie boys concerned in GUS
tody. The breaking into a car itself
being a felony, il may so rough
With the youngsters.
The Wasatch store has also been
broken into. A couple of boys forced
am entrance to the store by breaking
a window pane above the roof of the
lean-to nj the rear of the store.
Several knives, some candy, fruit
and jewelry We're the articles taken.
one of the boys father, found a knife
on the boy the following morning and
from that confessions were obtained.
The property was restored. and the
ease will come up before the Juvenile
court
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X, r. STATE CoNcLAvE.

OGDEN & MAY 3.--The drill team of
& Hi Monte Commandery No.l2 knights
Templar Viii With a few more meet
$ings be ready to meet-the drill team
+ OF the Salt Lake cominandery in salt
Lake City.& May III. where ths state.
8conclave will be held. 3.
Grand Master Epperson has receiy-,
ed assurances that the conclslpe5 VIII.
be attended by grand officers and
members from Idaho. Montana,
wyoming. Colorado and Nevada. Aid
looks forward to one of the largest
conclaves ever held inBthe state.
1t is very probably that steps will.
be taken for the organization Of a
Grand Commandery for the Inter.
Mountain region embracing six states.
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COMMITTEES NAMED FOR
sANPETE SEMI CENTENNIAL
(speclal correspondence.l

7 Y
MT. PLEASANT, May 1.-The fol-
lowing committees have been appoint
ed to assist in the. Semi Centennial to
be held here in July "a.
Entertainment and Reception
Joseph Seely. L. c. Rasmussen, James
iMonsen Andrew y Larsen, A. u. Nc
Intosh, p a. Larsen. Miravada omenn
Mary A. Hansen, Rhea Wambolt, Nina
Erickson.
Programme. N. Lund. Peter Mat
son, DR.. A. j. Stewart. Andrew Mad
sen, G. w. Sorenson, Mary L. Chris
Jensen. Eva Sorenson. Ella Nelson,
Beatrice Proctor.
Finance-W. D. Candland. P. NJ.
Nietson Fred C. Jensen. VIM. Olsen.
Observation-Disclosures Erickson,
I4auritz P. Nelson. S. d. Longsdorf j.
C. Barton, Roy Nelson, NJ A. Boyden.
Decoration-C. Jofansen, Lauritz
Larsen. Parley% Hansen, Joseph Wise.
Ferdinand Clark. Mrs Hans Paulson.
Mrs BERTHE Jacobs. Mrs. A.. b. WAL
@dermar.
Advertising q, w. sorenson. j. M.
l3oyden S. y. Jensen.
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A. c. WITHOUT
fire PROTECTION
7,oarl Of trustees Sends Strong Res
olution to the Mayor and
Council of Logan.

LOGAN. May 2--The u. "A. g, board
of trustees finished &, two days session
% s+erdny. The board visited the pow
~ plant site and Mrs. Mc6'une and
Mrs Gates remained over until sun
5day and went over the plans for tti1e
..Notnen,s building. while John G. Sharp
and Mat Thomas STAYED over to IN
YES fsate the experiment station Nyor4k YORK.
,rha following resolution was passed
directed to the city countil anent the
cutting off of the water supply
no the Honorable Mayor anu CITY
Council, Logan, Utah:
Gentlemen Tho board of trustees OF
5ihe Agricultural college respectfully
.inyita your attention to the fact that
for n period of seven days the college
has been deprived Of water through
failure or the city to furnish it through
ITS mains. We are also advised that
This has occurred several times in the
i,,ast and While the period has not been
or sucl, long duration. 1t has 6een} OF
TOO frequent occurrence. There seems
10 he no valid reason why the hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars wofthi3of prop
erty belonging to the state and situated
in This city should be subjected to such
enormous risks through failure of the
.ri{y "a furnish sufficient water TO the
institution. The board can not under
stand why such apparent neglect should
Ia. manifested when it is taken into con-.
sjderaSlorl that from sanitary stand
points and from the standpoint of pre-
.vention of fire. to say nothing of in-
convenience, the condit tons of the Asri-
cultural college without proper water
s,,r,nly from the mains controlled by
Logan city bacorne almost ntolerable.
We respectfuily re commend that steps
he taken at once to insure the perman-
ency of the water supply and to pro-
.tert its proper and continuous distri-
button TO the college grounds. We beg
to assure you that the board of trustees
win gladly cooperate in making this
fact. The actual loss to the college
this time has been unfo fortunate and too
extensive. 1t has meant the closing of
and the almost absolute
cessation of experimental work. This
has meant severe loss ON account Of
salaries and advantages taken from
students Of an educational nature. II
ii We're possible to measure this loss In
dollars and cents it would amount to
thousands of dollars. Independent Of
enormous risks run by the institution
-wiens5it has been so entirely at the
mercy of possible fire ca1amities
We respectfully suggest to your hon
ora BILE body that for the sake of Lo-g
gan and the state of Utah, that the
magnificent institution be not Jeopar-
died again in the future.
\ - 4 "
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

trTNtrA FOREST q R1AzER S. Principal
place Of business. Salt Lake City. Y tah.:
5of he Board Of Directors, held January
18th. 1909, an assessment of fifty cents
"a go cents) per share was levied on the
outstanding, paid up capital stock of the
corporation. payable upon demand of the
Secretary of the company. any time aft.
5er March Goth 1909. said payment TO be
made to Geo w. Pyper, Secretury 2lb
Sharon Building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid ON the 2sth day OF May,
1909, wiz be delinquent, and unless pay
gment Il: made before. such action in re-.
gard therato. will be 1al1en, as may be
deemed advisable by the Board of Di-5
arectors Of the company.
GEO w. PYPER, Secretary.
2i5 Sharon Building. Snlt Lake City,
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BANK WINS SUIT.

OGDEN, May SIN the ease of the8
First National Bank OF Ogden against
Richard T., John l.. and Sarah NJ. 4Tay-
lof which was on trial before Judge
howell in the district court for tha
last two days of the past week. the
jury late Saturday evening returned
q verdict in favor of the plaintiff anil
against the defendants, foi, 1921 .96 prins
3etpal, sll2.l2 as interest and $l04.40 at
,ornry fees on the first cause OF action
aad $1,000 with sS69.50 interest In the
second cause af action. The action was
notes ss -.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information.
in THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court. in and for Salt Lake Gour-,
tv. Titan. IN the matter Of the estate
Of John 1, PrSe, Deceased. Notice Of
sale of Reai Estate.--rhe undersigned
SIll sell al private sale The following
described property, to-wit:
All Of lot /, block S, in section 10, town
ship ] south, range ! east. Salt Iakc
Meridian. containing e.ss acres. more or
Also an. undivided one-half interest
in and 10 the following: Beginning at
the southwest corenr OF lot ., block y
section ID, township / south, range l.
east Salt Lake Meridian, running along
tho south line of said lot 2, south 81
deg 81 min. east s66 s feet to the SOUTH
east corner of said lot q thence north
o deg 30 min. east along the east line
OF said LOT Two 2Sa.S feet; thence south
50 deg. 81 min, west 7ST,4 feet more or
less. to the west line OF said lot 2:
thence south 0 deg. 06 min. east aions,
the west line of said lot B. 2Sl.S feet TO
noiat OF beginning.
Said sale to be made on or -after the
18th day OF May, 1903, and written bids
viii be received Mt No. II West Second
South Street Salt Lake City, Utah. Said
administrator reserves the right TO re-
1ect any and ali bids Terms Of sale
cash.
Dated April 2itti. 1909.
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COURT CALENDAR FOR
MAY SESSION AT MANTI

ts'ptrIstI- t-OITt'f'p UHNtIIVtJ
MANTI, May 1.-The following cases
vii. be tried before the district court
which 4convenes here May 10:
State vs.. Alexander Justesen, rehear-
ing
ST., te vs. Thomas c, Thompson
state Us. Ida May E'ritchett.
State VS.. Sam De Marco.
StateNs, Berry Gibbs Monsen.
Thomas Martin vs.. Mt. Pleasant saw
ings bark ct al.
Thomas Edmunds vs. Thomas f.
Wales Coop vs. John D. Rees.
Emma Wanzits VS.. r. IL. Spencer.
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FUNERAL n, OF MRS. RUSSELL.

OGDEN, May 8 .The funeral of
Mrs. Susan Russell, one OF the
pioneers OF Weber county. was held.
Sunday at 8 y. m. at the Fifth.
ward westinghouse. Bishop II. c..
Jacobs presiding The music was fur
nished by the ward choir. Ths speak
ers were Presidents G. r. Middleton
and John Watson. Patriarch George
w. Larkin, Elder Kaldewine and.
Bishop Jacobs The services We're very
largely attended. The floral offerings
were profuse and beautiful.
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BANK EoR KENisIERER.

4 OGDEN, May S.A new state bank
for kemmerer, Wyo.S has been organ
aizer by Ogden and Salt Lake capital.
lists. Among those interested in the
new enterprise are NJ s. Browning and
John Pingree OF Ogden and w. w.
Armstrong of Salt Lake City. e. u.
Smith, paying teller OF the National
Bank of the Republic of Salt Lake gNyjllf
be cashier of the new bank which
Will opened about S~ne L ca
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uONiN CULirUItE CIluB.

MI PLEASANT May 1.-The Home
Culture club. is the latest, ladies club
organized in Mt. Pleasant. The; follow
ing organization WAS effected: Pres.
Mrs w. w McKirahan; Nice-Presi-
dent, Mrs j w Cherry: Secretary,
Mrs A. T. Bond; Board of governesses
consists of three named and Mrs III.
G.. Beaunann, Mrs. j, w. NIcGann,
Mrs. o. +. Wall, Mrs. Roy Nelson.
Meeting will be held every other Tues
day.
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COUNCIL CANNOT
GIVE. AWAY STREET
Depot Question Must be Passed Upon.
by Vote of the
People.
..speeLal Gorrespondenee ?

PROVO. May 3.---In the depot case
SATURDAY. Judge Booth ordered the re-
smittitesir from the supreme COURT filed
and defendants were given till May y.
to answer. In this case Jesse knight.
brought an Injunction snit against The
Provo city council toenjoin the cour-
I'll from granting franchise on sixth
South street to- the Rio Grande Rail-
way company for Il union depot The
council deInilfred to the comp lainf, ana
Judge Lewis. who heard the DEMURRER
sustained II. An appeal was taken and
the supreme court overrnlsd the de-
m,irrer S. 1t is not likely that any an
sMer viii be fled. us the demurrer
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CACHE STAKE CONFERENCE.

LOGAN, May q The Cache stake.
quarterly conference was held Nestcr-
day and today and -four sessions were
held which were well attended. The
visitors present were Bishop G. w. Nib
ley. Elders FlSrum NJ. Smith and Ruloll
SHELLS. On Saturday those who oc-
lcupied the timein discourse were prest.
Joseph f.. Carbon, Elder Serge Baliif,
recently from the Swiss and German
mission. and Elder Hyrum Nj. Smith.
Tile afternoon was occupied by Bishop
Joseph Campbell Of Providence, and
Elder Rulon S. Wells.
At the Sunday morning services,
Priest. Isaac Smith reported the stake
in most flourishing condition. He
making a strong appeal for the elimin-
alton OF tobacco and liquor among the
youth.
President j. H. Linford cS the B. Y
college, made few general remarks
on the proper made of living.
Pfast John A. Widtsoe of the u.
"A. c.. was then called upon to talk.
following the singing Of the choir Of
Hard Times Come Again No More. =
Z He spoke of the marvellous work ac-
complisEed by the Mormon people in
redeanliny the desert. the subject be-
ing suggested by the song previously
sung. He pictured very vividly the
work Of Joseph Smith and expressed
his appreciation Of belonging to a peo-
pie who have accomplished such great
things,
Bishop G. w. Nibley was the conclud-
ing speaker or the morning service. He
spoke of the remarkable work being
accomplished by the Y. NJ. G, AS.
throughout the country yet that work
he said, is no comparison with that
being done by the organization of the
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
saints.
The stake conference concluded sun
day afternoon with IL record breaking
attendance. The general and local aus
tllorities We're presented and unani-
mously sustained Forceful discourses
ware delivered by Elders Rulon S.
Wells, Hyrunl NJ Smith and Bishop
Charles w. Nibley, the latter speaking
upon the development Of religious lib
erty.
In the evening the Mutual Improve
ment associations of the stake met in
conference. Spirited addresses We're
made by Elder Hyruln M. Smith, Mrs.
Elizabeth McCfune, Mrs. Susa y. Gates
and Dr. John A Widtsoe.
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FIRE IN DEPARTMENT STORE.

LOGAN, May 3-Fire was discovered
last night in the basement Of the large
department store of Howell 4 Carbon.
The fire department promptly respond
ed and arrived before the fire had made
much hesdway and soon had the blaze
$undercontrol. Much damage was done.
to the goods by smoke, the extent of
which Is not yet learned, insurance in
spectoss have been taking an inventory
OF the loss this morning. The origin OF
the fire is not known, but 1t is thought
to have been started by some one
throwing a burning cigar through a
broken window in the basement.
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" +. e. t,andtand VIZ. Nepri Anderson. J.
Studebaker Bros VS.. Lorenzo Ed,
wards.
John II. seely VS.. Andrew olnann and
Asa Reynolds.
N. =. Provstgaard VS.. E'ode1 Margaret
sswe.lson johnson. !.
x Evan Wilson VS.. Nettte Wilson.
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"a @NN EFaa TEE BowELs AND
aWES. W 90 T.. w wHhK r 4Rt oR 4 sSlI
s sssSH s q sf ! <SC)l.J
GEO. Il. BKICE DRUG 90.
2GS Matn-Kenyesn Pharmacy.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

+ CENTURY GOLD MINING & MILL
ING CO Location of PRINCIPAL place OF
business Salt Lake City Utah. Notice
is hereby given that at meeting of the
Mining & Milling Company, held on the
10th day of April 1909. all assessment of
one cent "a per share, was levied on
the capital stock of the CORPORATION, pay
able Immediately to the secretary at his
office, No. Z Upper Main Street (Stand-
ard Furniture Cob. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which this assess
5ment may remain unpaid on the 10Th day
of May, 1909, win be DELINQUENT and adj
aNertised for sale ut public auction and
unless payment is made before will be
sold on the 2lst day of June. 1909, at Q,
O'Clock o. m. to pay the DELINQUENT as
sessment. together with the cost of adj
yertisng and expense of sale.
r. w. MADSE;N, Secretary Is
BY order of the Board of Directors.
No. Z and Upper Main ST.. Salt Lake
City. Utah
Dated Auril II lGNtl. ----- ~
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VISIT OF THE sroRK.

q The stork has been unusually busy
the past week in this vicinity. and the
following have had visits from the
family bird Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Hansen. a boy: Mr. and Mrs Wilford
Barney. of Annabella. a boy: Mr., and
Mrs. Christen Hansen, "A girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Elroy Thurston OF Annabella. a
boy: Mrs, Mary Bohman, boy; Mi..
and Mrs. oliver Anderson, a boy.
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DEMURRER IN vEcos CASE.

b OGDEN. May 3. Nick Yecos, charged
with the murder of John Contos. was
taken before Judge Howell in the dis
strict court this morning for tflaigp-i
sment. Pending the argument on the
demurrer to the information filed by
counsel for Veeos. his pleading went
over s. a.. King was entered as asso-5
Sciate counsel with z. r. Hollingsworth.