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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-31
Notice Of Removal,

| have moved my hair dressing par
lors to 12O s. Main.-Mrs. ]. G.
Bogar. 29t2s
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Consumers will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly
j. w. Bennett,
Supt.
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Notice.

Water rent due Aug. 1st and paya-
BILE on or before the 5th of month. II
water is turned off for non-paynent
of rent, the fee for turning 1t on is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
PROVO NEWS NOTES
.cial 10 The Tribune,

SpeCidl 10 j llS lllpuht,
PROVO, July AT a mass meeting
held in the city council chambers iast
night It was decided 10 celebrate the
Fourth of July In a fitting style. Com
mitteeS were appointed and arrangements
made To give programme In the stake
tabernacle. Attorney j, w. n, Whitecot-
ton Will be orator of the day and the
Will furnish the music, In the afternoon
there will be horse racing and sports at
the fair grounds.
Carl ID. Hasley, who was arrested here
Yesterday by the Salt Lake officers. is
charged with obtaining money under
purchased piano from the Bcesley Music
company to be paid for on the Install
lncDt plan and subsequently he mortSagcd
the piano to other parties for Sl?O. Dep
tuy Sheriff Steele came down and took
l1aSlcy to Salt Lake last evening.
Otto Lindell, a transient Peddler, was
arraigued before Justice Noon today on
i charge Of assaultlng n Ilttle girl. lie Is
alleged to have offered the girl belt II
she would kiss him. I.lndel convinced
Judge Noon that his intentions were not
criminal and was discharged.
Word was received I'm Provo today that
Harold Hood, son or Andrew Hood had
been drowned at IialcS on the Schofield
branch of the -. & +. c.. The young man
was 20 years Of age. Particulars OF the
drowning are not known here rs yet. The
body viii be brought here for burial,
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Levi Snow were held yesterday att
crnoon from the First ward meeting
house and were attended by large num-
Der of relatives and friends. The speakers
Berg and Elder Daybajl Of Heber City
Vocal selections were rendered by the
ward choir and Mrs. Frank Ramsey
Judge Booth made the following orders
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment OF the tax levied by the City Coun-
ell of Salt Lake City. Utah, by ordinance
passed June 2I 1902 upon the property
abuttlnE upon property in the southwest
quarter of section 81, township / north,
range l east. and in lots and 4. block
9S, Plat "a" Salt Lake City survey, in
sidewalk Districts Nos. >. IL. 10 and 20.
fer the purpose of constructing cement
sidewalks on the south side OF First North
street between Main and State streets, Is
completed
That the Board OF Equalization and Re
view appointed by the City Council for
that purpose. will meet AT tho office OF
the CITY Recorder on Monday, July i2,
1909. and continue In session until Fri
day July I6 1909. between the hours of
$3.50 and 1870 p. m, and Will hear and
consider any objections and make correc-
ton of any tax which said Board may
deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time, between the
hours of a. III. and p IN, said list will
be open to public inspection at the office
of the City Recorder. Room 100 City and
County Building. Salt Lake City. Utah,
BY order OF the City Council, dated
June 2S. 1909.
] r.. MORETON, CITY Recorder
Sidewalk extension l9S, second section
First and final estimate tSi
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NEWS OF MANTl
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MANTI, July 1.-The following mar
rage licenses were Issued during Tho
week by County Clerk Edison: willard
Haywood Chester. Utah, and Bertha
Beck. Chester. Utah; Randolph Jensen
and Adeline Stevens. Ephraim, Utah; Par
ley c. Madsen and Sina Clark, Mt. Pleas
ant. Utah. William II. Dennison. Sterling,
Utah. and Mary Jensen. Centerteld,
Utah
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Peter Poulsen;
Tuesday, a fine boy. Mother and child
doing well.
Mr., and Mrs John Bartholomew are re-
ioicing over the arrival or n daughter al
their home Monday,
for Denver, where she will spend the sum-
mcr months visiting her sister.
Miss Lydia Anderson, who has been
teaching school In HeNburS, Idaho the
past year, returned home on visit Sun
day.
given at the county block Monday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. 1t will be mostly OF a
literary nature.
w. ID Livingston Of Salt Lake will give
the oraton and Attorney Louis Larsen
will give n talk on the Declaration of In
dependence. There will be sports In the
afternoon at . o'clock and a dance In the
evening.
Mrs Jane Hague and daughter Gentle
OF Lava, Utah spent few days in Mantl
visiting Mrs. Hague's sister Mrs. E. w.
Fox. and friends.
Mrs. w. II. Peacock, who had para
lytiC stroke a few days ago, is stu In a
very serious condition. She Is unable TO
speak yet Her children have all been
called home to her beside.
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office OF the Board of Public Works. Salt
Lake City. Utah. June 10. 1909
Scaled proposals Will be received at this
office until s O'Clock p. m. Friday, July
., 1909 for the work of constructing pipe
sewer In sewer extension No. 21S In
Earls court.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans. profiles, specifications and form for
contract and bond can be obtained upon
application at the office of the board of
public works or city engineer
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the board Of public works.
H. G.. MCMILLAN
LOUIS {, KELSEY. Chairman.
City Engineer sli50
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Spanish Fork News.

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, July 1,-Dr Scott the
dentist has lust returned from two
weeks vacation. bringing his bride with
him,
Superintendent Jno. Jones. wife and
daughter Mrs. Nclis Robertson. are con-
templatng an early trip to the Seattle
exposition.
Carl Badger is the orator here for
the Fourth OF July celebration next Mon
day. There will be no parade, but the usual
horse races, ball games and other sport
Ing events.
Regarding the electric light proposition
there are stll some matters to settle. The
government and the cooperative store
each submitted proposition, and the
city In turn submitted one 10 the gov
ernment Ii Is very probable that the
negotiations Will be made with the gov
ernment at once.
Five electrical men working up at the
big" tunnel. had a very close call a
couple days ago, While stringing some
wires they came In contact with live
wire and all five were knocked TO the
ground and remained unconscious for some
time One OF the men was Mr.. Nave
husband OF Mrs. Mary a. Nave OF this
city.
4 piece OF machinery weighing seven
tons. was hauled up TO the big tunnel this
week by Superntedent Roberts and his
men. 1t required ten horses TO draw IT
ID, w Lee has gone 10 Salt Lake City.
and Is located at the Y NJ, c. A.
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in the district court today: Shadrock
Jones VS.. Provo City; demurrer sustained
and plaintiff given ten days TO amend
l.. i. Num- VS.. Moshcr +. Pack ct al. de-
murrcr sustained and ten days given to
amend complaint. Salt Lake City VS..
A. j. Evans, ct al; motion for a new
trial set for hearing August 70. Irwin
plaintiffs cost. Henry Lewis VS.. Lch
Irrigation company; demurrer confessed
and case postponed. Beebe Lumber COM
pany VS.. r. NJ, Murdock; Judgment for
plaintiff. State OF Utah VS.. George Bees
ley. statutory offense, defendant ar
raigncd, and entered a plea of guilty;
sentence set for Saturday. July 3, Frank
July 10, Gertrude Royand Harwood VS.
l. j Harwood. demurrer overruled. Susie
Lewis. ct al, VS.. The D. & r. G. Ry Co. ;
motion for 81 new trial argued and taken
under advisement, AT tho trial of the
case the plaintiffs were awarded Il Vcr-
dict for $4,000 for the death OF the hus-
band and father.
The Bell Telephone company has desg-
mated Provo as the headquarters for
towns. There will be three departments
In the district, the commercial department
VIII he In charge OF /. a Smoot The
plant department will he I'm charge OF
Charles w. Hill, and the traffic depart
ment under the supervision OF Adelaide
Weak.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
and Beelyn Hatch. both Of Springville
y. a. Lewis and Beulah Storrs. both OF
Provo.
Attorneys S. r. Thurman and A L.
l!oppaugh OF Salt Lake were in Provo
today on legal business.
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Deaths at Nephi.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
NEpHI, July Mrs. Jane TIdwell,
one OF Nephis oldest and most respected
women, died Tuesday morning at her
home, after lingering illness Incident to
old age Mrs. Tidwell was one of Ncphi' 9
carly settlers and had been helpful In the
upbuilding OF the town. She died at the
ripe old age OF 13. She leaves several
children, Mrs. Lizzie Foote, Mrs, s.
Il. Jackson, Mrs, Rose McNalley Mrs.
Nora Buiger and Mrs. Brady
The people OF Nephi were shocked by
the untimely death OF one of Its best
known young men. Wallace Mangum. He
had been suffering for the past week with
blood poisoning and passed away this
morning a, . clock. Mr., Mangum had
n wide reputation on account OF his jovlal
disposition and leaves n host OF friends
who will miss him. He was &c years old
and leaves Il wife. Mrs. Lizzie Mangum
and four young children to mourn his
loss. He Is also survived by his mother
Mrs. Sarah Mangum, three sisters. Mrs
Z. Henry Jacobs and Mrs, Matt Lyons
of Salt Lake and Mrs. JAMES Cole OF
Neph and two brothers. Richard Man
gum and ED Mangum.
Word was received here from Arizona
of the death OF Russell Teasdale, son OF
the late Apostle Teasdale. former resi-
dent OF Nephi. lie was % years old and
leaves a wife and two small children He
died OF tuberculosis, contracting the dis
ease while on n mission TO Germany some
years ago,
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
BICYCLE RACES AT
SALT PALACE TONIGHT

The program arranged tonight is To be
submitted to the board of the fair asso-
clat'on at meeting to be held Satur-
uay afternoon at o'clock. and II it meets
with the approval OF the board 1t will
be accepted.
n sprint program is the feature for the
bike races at the Salt Palace tonight.
Williams and Schnell, Americans, have
been matched against Palmer and Mes
bltt. Australians In an unlimited pursuit
race. Hardy Downing VIII take on Hehir
match sprint race. best two I'm three
heats, at the half. three quarter und
mile
lap race, professional. unknown distance
lap. and ali Australian pursuit race, anna
tour,
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MIDVALE TO CELEBRATE
IN GRAND FASHION

Speclal 10 luc lIlpuHe'
MIDVALE, July Without doubt
this years celebration OF Independence
day at Mldvale, the newly incorporated
town will be one OF the best ever at
tempted in that locality, The citizens OF
the town for the past month or so nave
been busily engaged In periecting plans
for the carrying out OF the immense pro,
jcct. All plans have been completed, and
the programme which will be rendered
In The park will be a good one.
H. r. Johnson. former mayor OF Sandy.
will deliver the Grafton OF the day. and
has chosen for his theme Independence
and Midvale." The music TO he discoursed
on this day will be feature of the occa
sion. \ parade In the forenoon will also
be another big feature Business houses
have entered floats, and n prize VIII be
given to the float which Is bedccked out in
the finest regalia.
The day Will close with an ella borate dis
play OF fireworks In the evening, Several
set pieces will be used. and among them
ono large piece bearing the name of the
new town. The day will close with
grand ball in Goff's hall.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. June Is. 1909
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until 4 o'clock p. IN, Friday. July
8. 1909, for the work Of grading, curb
ing. guttering, and paving roadway and
sidewalk with cement Edison stree
ing extension No. 5S. according TO plans,
In the city engineers office, ,
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans. profile. specifications and forms for
contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office Of the
Board OF Public Works or city engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
By order of the Boar Of Public Works,
T. G. MCMILLAN.
LOUIS G. KELSEY, Chairman
City Engineer. s2Aea
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NEAT LITTLE MIXUP
IN COURTS OF OGDEN
District Judge Orders Juvenile
Judge to Show Cause in
Contempt.
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN, July IA legal proceeding,
attended by the rather unique case OF
the Judge OF juvenile court being or
dered to appear before the judge OF the
district court to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt OF
court viii be heard In the district court
here. July 8. The order citing Judge
yolney c, Gunnell OF the juvenile court
10 appear on this date WAS issued by
With Judge Gunncll. Oliver Belnap is
also cited to appear at the Same time
The order grew out OF the recent ac-
% ton taken by Oliver Belnap to ,l! obtain
ter. Dora Jane Belnap, who is now in
the custody Of her mother. Mrs. Emily
ID. Belnap Preston In his petition to
secure the custody OF the child. Bclnap
declared that the mother of the girl Is
of vicious and corrupt nature, and
that the child is allowed TO associate with
evil companions as the result OF the
On July io. 1895. decree OF divorce
was entered by the district court TO the
mother of the sirl from oliver Belnap.
little girl. The petition of Belnap to get
possession OF the child was brought In
the Juvenile court. Iudge Gunnell as
sumed jurisdiction of the case and set
today for the hearing. The order OF
Judge Howell was served on him and
the hearing was not held. The citation
requires the juvenile judge to show cause
why he should not be punished for con-
tempt OF court for assuming jurisdiction
OF a matter which had been terminated
by the district court
After the order had been filed, Belnap s
attorney served a notice OF motion to
set aside the order. on the ground that
the juvenile court has jurisdiction OF the
case since Belnap's affidavit shows that
the child is not being properly cared for,
The motion will he made next TUESDAY
morning before the hearing on contempt
proceedings is called. An interesting lc-
gal question has been raised. the result
of which will be watched with interest
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MEN ARE PUT BACK N
TO WORK IN SHOPS
Snecinl 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. July 1.-The employees In the
Southern Pacific shops. who were laid off
today.
These frequent "lay-offs have appar-
entity become a fixed institution in the
local railroad shops, For the past two
years at frequent intervals whenever the
company finds that the appropriation for
the maintenance department is running
low. the shopmen are given enforced va
cations"
on some occa slons these LAY offs" have
been ord cred because of A lack OF suffi-
cient work in the shops to keep the men
busy. Men working In the shops have
come to regard the closing down OF the
shops temporarily as nothing surprising,
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Articles Are Filed,
ii 10 The TrIhnnn

clhl 20 The TrIbUnc.
GDEN. July 1.-Ar;iclcs OF lncor-
ltiou for the Utah Fruit company.
successor To the McGrim Fruit com
V. have been prepared and Will be
with the county clerk at once. The
company is capitalized at si9, 900
company will retain headquarters
North ogden. from which point fruit
zht from surrounding orchards vii!
shipped Scott w Campbell, prcsi-
/. with James Storey. Joseph T.. Sto-
John $. Storey and Richard IL. Bcr-
+, form the board of directors.
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Bingham Brevities.

Special 70 TNe TrlbOnc.
BINGHAM, July bingham expert
enced the warmest weather of this and
the last few years when the thermometet
reached % degrees In the shade al l.3U
o clock today, Many people had to quiz
work until late in the afternoon. when IL
became cooler.
Violetta. the 2-year- r-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Osletto OF Upper Bling
ham. died this morning of scarlet fever.
The remains will be buried at Mt. OIivct
cemetery at Salt Lake city Friday.
During the past few days and since the
warm weather started many new cases OF
scarlet fever have appeared.
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Shawmut Still Protesting

SEATTLE. July 1.-The Shawmut car
which finished second in the New York
to- Seattle automobile race, has appealed
to the contest committee Of the Automo
bile Club OF America from the decision
OF Referee NJ Robert GuegenhoIm,
awarding the Ford car No. the prize.
The contestant alleges violations OF the
rules by the Ford car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
STUDER THROWS AWAY
SENSATIONAL GAME
Special 10 The Tribune.

BINGHAM, July 1.-The Tooele base
o4il team defeated The fainDas here this
afternoon In one of the most sensat ationnl
games ever Witnessed In the mining camp
by "A score OF 10 /. Neither team had
scored up to the seventh inning. In this
inning GamDa managed 70 put one run
over the plate, and the score stood 10
until the ninth Inning, when Pitcher
Studcr made n Wild throw over first base
aud two Tooclc runners scored
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WORK ON NEW LINE
IS STILL BEING RUSHED
Sneclal 10 The Trihunc.

OGDEN, July 1.-The work on the can
yon line of the Ogden Rapid Transit com
pany is being rushed as fast as men and
machinery working night and day can eff
feet It's progress Since last Sunday the
cars on the line have been using the
Peery resort as the terminus In the can
yon.
This evening cars were run through to
the Lewis resort, some distance further
east AT the present rate of progress
made on the line, cars can be run close
10 the hermitage hotel 6y the Fourth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
FIRST STEPS TOWARD
SETTLEMENT OF SCALE
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. July Thomas Gibson. OF
the Mine Workers of Colorado. announced
settlement OF the wage scale with mine
operators OF Wyoming was taken today.
The sub committees from both organ
cations were in consultation today, and
tomorrow afternoon will meet In n Joint
conYcntio at which all OF the delegates
of both organizations Will be present,
when 1t Is probable that the wage scale.
to become effective September l. will be
agreed upon.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF CITY PROP.
ERTY

Scaled bids will be received by the City
Recorder up to $50 n m. Tuesday. July
9. 1909, for lot . block Z, City Park Sub
division of block -, Plat &C" Salt Lake
City. survey. with old building thereon.
but exclusive OF machinery.
Bidders are requested to deposit "A GER
titled check for 10 per cent OF the amount
OF the bid,
Right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
]. r. MORETON. CITY Recorder
BY order OF the City Council.
Dated May IS. 1909. tS3
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Funeral Announced.
= 10 The Tribune

TIT 10 T III T TIWIIII'|
;iD en-. July l.-Funcral services over
remains OF Jesse Driver, the aged
sisi. who dropped dead at his home
Iday evening. from heart failure. viii
held from tn" Seventh ward meeting
be Sunday afternoon. Bishop James
lor Will conduct the services Inter
will take place at the City ceme-
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H0RSEMEN TO ARRANGE
HARNESS PROGRAMME

Prominent horsemen from Salt Lake,
ogden, Logan and Provo Will meet at
the Chamber OF Commerce for the pur-
pose of arranging II suitable harness race
program for the state fair races next
fall The Utah State Fair association
has allowed $1,000 I'm purses for five DAYS
Of racing. and it Is up to the horsemen
10 arrange II suitable program for the
meeting. The meeting will be called at
~
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ing circles and served the city In the ca
pacity OF night officer during the last
term OF Mayor Stuck. He was genial
whole-souled man and will he missed by
a host of friends, He was member of
Eureka lodge, No, IL. l. o. o: r, and Tin
tic tent. No. 13. K. o. 7. M, in which
neral services Will be conducted on Tues
day afternoon from the opera house under
the auspices of the odd Fellows and Mac
cabees. and he VIII be buried alongside
OF his wife In the Eureka cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
DEPENDENTS MAY
PUT UP A TICKET
len PrOhibitiOnists Will, in
All Probability, Get Out
in Open.
lU0R QUESTION NOW
HAS PROMINENT PLACE
ieph $. Peery Calls Upon
Ants to Make Question
an Issue.
cial TO The Tribune.

cial to The Tribune,
lGDEN, July 1-Unless the present
IS fail, an Independent municipal
Let with the prohibition plank upper.
It IN its platform will be placed in
held before the approaching city
'tlon. This question Of prohibition
been recently revived in Ogden. In
t, during the past few days, when
became apparent that the high license
nance before the city council would
passed, Since the ordinance was
ed on a report from the license com.
tee recommending that it be placed
ITS second reading, the prohibition
has again started TO simmer with
oubled vigor.
)uring the agitation for statewide
hlbltlon last winter there were MANY
pie IN Ogden who worked hard for
passage of a prohibitory measure bv
legislature. After il was seen that
re would be no legislative enactment,
supporters Of prohibition sought
'ut for some method 10 decrease the
nber of saloons in the city, with the
ult that the high license ordinance
framed and put mp to the city coun-
for passage
u was hoped by the prohibitionists
I If this ordinance was passed by the
neil, that the increase of the licenses
1 other strlctcr regulations Of The
lor traffic in Ogden city for which
ordnance provided, would have a
ltary effect and drive out of busi.
S all saloons except those conducted
"a clean and reputable manner.
Efforts Revived.
he failure Of the council 10 pass
5 ordinance has revived the efforts
the prohibitionists. in a signed card
)lished today, Joseph S, Pccry calls
the voters of the city TO make the
lor question an issue in the approach.
municipal campaign. Mr.. Pecry s
n is 10 require every candidate for
nlclpal honnrs, from the mayor down
announce his position on the liquor
istlon openly and unequiyocally so
1 the citizens of the city will know
nj 10 expect. Regardless of political
th, Mr.. Peery calls on the prohibl.
hists and those in favor of minimiZ-
I the sale of liquor as much rs posi-
: to vote for The candidate who can
lrnish the best reference regard
his position on the liquor question.
lany of the ardent prohibitlonjsts
talking Of putting ticket in the
Independent of previous party aflil-
ons. which will pledge itself against
sale of liquor in the city.
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Fees Of Officers,


OGDEN, July 1.-The fees collected in
the office Of County Clerk Samuel Dye
for :Ge month OF June. shown In tn :
month shows a total Il S6Sl 80. rhc
fees received in the office of Sheriff y.
b. Wilson for the past month were s42 So.
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Fred Mathews Dies at Eureka.

Special 70 Tic Trlhune.
EUREKA, July Fired Mathews one
OF the most popular mining men of Ttntic
district. died Thursday evening at his
home I'm this city from Brght's disease.
Deceased was ~ years of age and WAS a
native Of Wisconsin, He leaves n daugh-
ter and son. and brother and sister to
mourn his loss. For many years he had
been a prominent figure in Eureka min