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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
Box Elder County Selects Jurors
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. 15-The jury
commissioners appointed by Judge w w.
iected the following to serve for the COIN
Ing year:
Brigham Clty-LewIs $. wight. John
r., r.; WGtkins. ~, Brigham Wright Joseph
wight. Jr. Solomon solomon c WiXom, iei aiaoa orson
c. Tingey, LucIus \. snow, \. G. 81
f.: Pribble. Fred C Nelson. Andrew
NJ. Nelson, Charles Reeves. Wilford
Feeder, Oluff Poulson, Jacob y. j. Pale,
Nelson Jr. IL. j, Marble. j. p. Larson,
;. N Lee Peter knudson, Alfred Jor-
gensen, Jacob Jensen. Jr., James Jen-
Charles W. knudson, Peter j. KoTord,
William b. Jensen, Nels c. Jensen. c.
Elias Jensen. John Johansen. Christian
Hopes. Nephi j. Hansen. n. +. Hansen,
Edwin Gilbert. Jr.: j. p. Jacobsen, Fred
eerick II. Hoist Joseph Holland. Joseph
jadiey, William G. Gidney j, Alfred
Fishburn. Leroy Forsgren. David Evans,
Fred Eliasen., p G. Christensen, y. c.
els, c. NJ; Erdman. Adam W. Ensign,
Charles H Davis, James Christensen,
Richard Christiansen. Nes 5. Christof-
j. Frank gRowring. Lawrence Berg.
Martin E. Anderson.
wseaiIsy ssrisham rbaddds r. p ,g No rn5d l5phn e
son, Andrew Madsen, olTf Jensen, Eli 7.
Ira J. Neeley. oliver w, Olsen,
Brigham r. +. D. No. Prior Faccr.
Mathew Madsen. Jacob \, Zundel. Lor-
EMO D, Perry. Thomas c. Young. Wal
lace Young, parley. Thompson, Hyrum
F. Perry. Brigham Nelson, II, F. Hansen,
Wiilard-Nephi Brunker Hosea Dial,
William 7. Edwards. Joseph Hubbard,
seph H Mason, Joseph A. Harding. Will
liam II, Davis. John Cole. Abraham
Bragger. Jr.
Schow. Moroni NJ. Jensen. Ole P. Nelson,
Hyrum lpsen. Nels c. Jeppcsen, Moroni
Jensen, James Hansen,
DeWsyYIleA GDlne io,psoL f. Lovgland H. G. len
Collins toni. NJ. Saunders. John r.
Standing, Joseph II Watkins, James C.
cPF"efm % Crawford O. 5oSN E5Gw" F hf%nya Dy g. EyaR
Gillett. Clyde steed, John Y. Ferry.
Bear River City-Junius Thompson.
5, Yoder. John p Holmgren. Lars F.
SON James p. Jensen Jr., Soren l.. Miller.
emonton-Wiiburn wyatt, C. c. VIII
son. S. B, Watland, II. l.. Tucker. Heber
Stohl. Tremon;on r. +. D,-Georee L..
Carlton. X. II. Fridal j. p. Christensen.
II. NJ, Holler. Jake Hansen ]. w. Green.
Kimbal Hanson. l.. d. Haws. Marion
Woodruff. j, b. Vance n. y. Petersen.
Riversde-A. NJ Porter. Joseph Had
field Thomas J. Udy. John w. Larson,
j. IL yelling.
Fielding-Fred w. Richards, c. w.
Earl. James II. Hess. Sr., Il. S Hansen,
John II. Garncs. A. n. Graver. Joseph
c. Crismon. c l.. Smith.
Garland-O. J.. Winters. Frank d. Wei
ling, =. j. Trunell. Don II. Stevens. Bur
dette Smvth Hyrum 6, Rice, William
Preston. p a. Nordquist. u. E. Manning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
WEALTHY MAN LEADS
LIFE OF A PAUPER
Investigation Following His
Death Shows Wealth of Up
wards of $4,000.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. 15,-Although he died ap-
parently in abJect poverty, wearing the
shabblest clothing and living on a diet
consisting chiefly of cheese and crackers,
pretentious little house on Lincoln ave-
nue., l.. Il. Anderson was in reality pos
seSSed OF a fortune estimated at nearly
$50 900
Anderson was an elderly man, when he
died October ii of this year. after 81
brief Illness from pneumonia. He came
TO the city from the cast, and Is now said
TO have been banker. real estate dealer
and breeder OF fine horses at various
times in his eventful career.
When he died here the family al whose
nome he was living notified the county
authorities, believing that the expense OF
burial would have to be borne by the
county. A search among his personal ef-
fects disclosed that the old man was
wealthy and had chosen this method OF
living because OF family troubles, which
caused him to leave his home in the
east daughter Miss Grace Hammond,
she arrived in the city and accompanied
the remains back TO that state for burial
IN the probate division OF the district
court, this afternoon. County Physician
j, w, Pldcock, DR.. G, w, Green and
George w Larkin &c Sons, undertakers
as creditors OF the estate in connection
with services performed in the old mans
Illness and after his death, filed a petition
asking that James e Haverson be ap-
consists of money deposited in over a
dozen banks in the United States, and
negotiable paper with a total valuation
OF $40 1880.
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a. 3. Manausa, George W. Miller, David
Larson, John t. Liant, Peter Jensen, AL
bert l.. Grover Mark Hall, Jr.. Thales
II. Edwards, Herbert b. Foulger, Charles
j. Campbell. II. Archibald. Oluff +. john
Grouse Creell-James Cook. George r.
Richins, Charles Lucas. Jr,, Thomas
Thomas.
Terrace-H. p. Larson.
Snowville-Abe Rose. James II. Gar
oannctti w. w. Hickman. James Cot
tam Christian Petersen.
Park Valley-James w. Palmer, j. G..
Chadwick.
Kelton-Joseph T. Baker.
Clear Creek-Charles Kempton.
Rosette-James n. Morris, David
James.
Junction-David L. Tracy. John Blythe.
Plymouth-E, II. Rudd, Abraham Il;
Zundel. William a. Hess. Thomas II.
Archibald.
Pottage-Willlam H Gibbs. Sr., c. w.
Hall, ]. w. Haford. Thomas p John,
Hans Knudson, James John. Hans Peter
sen,
omontoTy-Ethelbert II. Larson.
Blue Creek Ranch-Thomas L. Davis
Tremonton r. F. d. No. 2-F. Alan
Roche, Seymour L. Miller, ]. A. Borge
strom. Joseph NJ. Stokes John l.. Hunsa-
leer, c. G.. Rector, James Nelson Jr
Richard G. Watt. Joseph D. Harris. Nels
Anderson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
BARBER-M00N DEFENSE
is A TECHNICAL ONE

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Idaho. Dec. 15,-Pleading
the statue of limitations on the grounds
that title to the land alleged by the
government to have been fraudulently
secured by Sumner G.. Moon and james
T. Barber, left the government three
years prior TO the bringing of the in
dlctments against the defendants by
the federal grand jury, c. #. Bundy
of Eau Claire. Wis, chief counsel for
the Barber Lumber company and the
defendants. faced Judge Robert S. Bean
of the Oregon district in the United
States district court here TODAY in sup
port of the demurrer submitted by the
defense in the case Of the United
States VS.. James I. Barber and Sum
ner G. Moon. Not only did Attorney
Bundy Hpick over the indictment re-
turned by the grand jury, with u view
of demonstrating that it was ,partic-
ular in its conspiracy charge, but he
claimed it was void and worthless.
The defense win probably move to-
morrow to quash the Indictment. Bar
Der and Moon arc to stand trial De-
cember 27.
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CHARGED WITH CALLING
FLAG A DIRTY RAG

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 15-Dese-
Grafton of the flag is the charge which
Frank Reed must face in court. Reed
was chosen chairman of a meeting Of
the Industrial Worers of the World
last Sunday. In accepting the chair, it
is claimed, he said:
''Fellow workers, used to be n sol
dier and | had to take off my hat to
a dirty rag but / am a free man now.
We will sing song about a fag that Is
flag
This was as far as he got before be-
ing arrested and marched out of the
hall while the audience stood and sang
NThc Starless Red Banner -
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]LLIVAN IS QUICKLY
TRIED AND CONVICTED
roial TO The Tribune.

ecial TO The Tribune.
rUCATELLO, Dec. l5.-In lust thir-
~ days and four hours from the mo-
nj that the dead body of Lucy Miller
found on the scene of her murder.
~ sullivan. her slayer. was arrested
Pr preliminary hearing. held to the
'lrict court. tried in the district court.
Atlcted OF second degree murder and
,tenced. 10 life Imprisonment. All OF
ecn cstapiishes new record for Grim
!usuce In Bannock county.
tpougn there were no eye witnesses TO
nurder OF the woman, the strong cir
nssstantial evidence against Sullivan
httie room for any doubt OF his guilt.
WIS seen going Into the womam's 5
ror s Jusl before the murder; seen again
srtly after the murder, covered With
on' and having in his possession two
~ Mhlch had belonged TO the woman
5nan SOCK was found near the dead
- el ING woman, and when Sullivan
~ arrested he was wearing only one
ne Jury was out only a short time.
,sn IL returned a verdict of guilty OF
Huer IN the second degree On the FIRST
~. tnere were 1--we votes for murder
.sHc nrst degree and seven votes for
tauSr IN The second degree. ON the
fSiiu ~ ballot there wcr" two for murder
'ns nrst degree and ten for murder IN
,seeond degree. The jurors were
phiInous for murder In the second de-
He se, on the third ballot
wnen the verdict OF the Jury was an
zesep .'. tne prisoner displayed no emo
4, wnateVer. Throughout the trial he
n'neu Ktoical expression OF indlffer-
- anu appeared not at all Interested
I'"e progress OF the trial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
|!lUNKEN QUARREL ENDS
] IN SHOOTING SCRAPE
D allace Lyon Is in Precarious
/ Condition As Result of En-
ls counter With Negro.

hIcial to The Tribune.
t)0DEN. Dec l5-FoIlowing a drunken
l,rrel between Wallace Lyon, a young
Ne man OF this city. and Theodore
>nnedy. negro porter, employed at the
mouth with a .3s-caliber revolver
ii o'clock this evening. and lies at his
line. l67 Twenty-fourth street. In a pre-
Ious condition Kennedy, immediate
inter- the shooting. made his escape.
has not been spprehended.
NON. with two companions. VIII Mar
Il and John Marriott, who live at
,'frer. in this county. passed the ne
/. n on the streets 4 few minutes before
y Shooting Both Lyon and Kennedy
,te Intoxicated, II is said. and inter-
nged few remarks of an uncompli-
hSary nature. Later. Lyon and his
lf,panIons went TO n Japanese noodle
t at 257 Twenty-fourth street, While
The restaurant Kennedy came In. ana
n uuarre started on the street was re =
ned. After a few words had been
ned. Kennedy suddenly whipped out
/ revolver and fired once. The bullet
ered Lyons mouth and passed out
ough the back OF his neck tearing
0ugh the layer OF muscles at the base
fhe skull.
ne police were Immediately notified
several officers were sent out TO in
rcpt the negro. but at a late hour ne
1 not been captured. \ telephone
rsage was sent TO Salt Lake asking
4 watch be maintained for Kennedy,
b is believed 10 have headed for KEN
rer. Wyo. Kennedy has n bad repu-
lon In Ogden.
son is % years OF age and has been
bloyed on the Marriott brothers
ich. at Warren. for the past three
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
REXBURG DRUG STORE
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Special To The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
RENBtRG. Ida. Dec 15.--The CITY
30 o'clock The building and stock are
almost complete loss. but was partly
insured. 1t is thought that robbery was
the motive: and an attempt was made
to cover up the deed by setting fire to
the building. The store is owned by ].
c. worse, James \ L. jacques recently
opened a jewelry repair shop I'm part of
the building. The loss will reach several
thousand dollars. The owner was enter
tanning few friends at the cafe when
the fire started. The volunteer fire de-
partment responded quickly and prevent
ed a general connagratlon OF that section
OF the business district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
DECIDES TO OWN ITS
OWN WATER SYSTEM
Murray Will Probably Take
Over Plant.Of the Progress
Company.
Special TO The Tribune.


MURRAY, Dec. 15.-That Murray is
contemplating big strides toward ad-
vanccment was demonstrated at the ses-
sion of the city council Tuesday evening.
The city has decided to own its own
water system, and negotiations VIII be
opened shortly FOR the purchase of the
system from the Progress company. The
considerable Is $2Tl65.29. This does not.
however take in all the property held by
the Progress company. The pump house
and machine plant on Seventeenth South
street will not he bought An agreement
has been reached whereby the city can
pay for the system in hve instaAments.
The payments VIII begin the first OF the
year. when the balance of the outstanding
taxes come in.
The Second avenue controversy was set
tied To everybody's satisfaction Bids
which have been acCumulating In the city
recorders office for months were ordered
opened and read. The lowest bid was
made By william Turner and Ray Wood
SS8S5. so They were awarded the contract
and will begin the work OF completing the
new roadway at once. James Wood, the
city contractor with a bid OF 1910, was
given the contract TO erect concrete
bridge.
John p. Cahoon wants the franchise of
the Progress Electric company extended
ard appeared before the council to this
end,
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INCORPORATION MATTER
DECLARED NULL AND VOID
roial to The Tribune.

rrlai to The Tribune.
= SLahi Dec, 15.-At the meeting OF
T. P1aIa o OF county commissioners held
ado yn..ss..siuay, the following order was
VIII reference Ia the incorporation
,nfrai i'uioth and Robinson: The Grand
" G.,the we victoria the Cold Chain and
Al OpuJnohgo Mining companies having
WIN the board a protest against
1or corporation OF Mammoth and Pob-
yDs. Ior The cason that tlle pctItion
copas cornnpas n'ed herein. asking for the
rcnrpoIatlon rcn Of said Mammoth and Rob-
Is not signed by 100 real proneIfv
ait1ayerS' and upon investigation OF the
py the board. II finds that the
~. Peutlon Is not signed by thc re-
and ddu'n,oer i,er OF real property taxpay-
<1nsv tne board Is advised by the
fbys %h.sorney that all the action taken
ratioo BOARD relative Ia the said incorr
a9h an5nh Is null and void, and the boord
ertc5' ana the county clerk lis hereby
nfter' 10 proceed no further i'm Tho
afnr,osui ui the Incorporation OF the said
lr1hhaloth rha and Robinson" ."
U'u petitions circulated some wccl,s
a hoaaoqehout the county. asking that
A nsg1Iu OF county commissioners nnss
ric, ,'ananec Imposing high license and
nns. regulation on the saloons Of tbn
N.Y. under the Jurisdiction Of tbe
u h,osrc msrc taken UP and considered by
~ npuard, but owing to the fact tbnt
ste was a duplication of na,nes ON sp%.
Ii ", INC petitions. they were rcferrea
eis,oWu tue circulation committee Tor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IS
REPORTED AT HARRISVILLE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
smallpox: affecting almost every family
In Harrisvllle, few miles north of this
city is assuming such alarming proper
tions that it may become necessary TO
call in the assistance Of the state health
authorities. There are fourteen known
cases at present and it is feared that
there Is danger of the disease being com
municated TO other sections Of the coun-
ty,
County Physician j. w. Pidcock spent
most OF the day at Harrisvile. making a
house to house visit and instructing the
occupants of the necessity of observing
the strict quarantine which has been
placed over the entire settlement
With the report Of the epidemic the
county schools In that section were or
dcred closed Immediately.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
MORGAN, JUNIOR, DENIES
RUNNING FATHERS AFFAIRS

NEW YORK, Dec 15.-J. p. Morgan,
Jr., returned to the United States today
from England. He denied the report
that he would take charge of his fa-
ther's interests, but intimated that he
would make his home in the United
States.
Every time ] come to the United
States he said, ''thcre is the report
that / have come to take charge of my
fathers business. 1t is no more true
now than it was three or four years
ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
INHUMAN ACT OF
MAN LEADS TO ARREST
Special to The Tribune.


LOGAN, Dec l5.-SherifT N. w.
Crookston has returned from Logan
canyon, bringing with him Rudolph
Nciderhauscr and his family of seven
small children, whom he rescued from q
ranch thirtv.livc miles up the canyon.
He found the family with nothing To
cat but some flour, and only ten pounds
of that Had the rescue been postponed
few days the whole family would have
starved, as they had no way OF reach
ing town and apparently there was no
desire upon the part of either of the
parents TO DO so, This is the third
time that the family has had to be
rescued.
y Last winter force of men were
required TO go TO the ranch
on suowshoes and bring the children out
on toboggans. This year the Officers
decided TO 90 while teams could effect
"A passage up and back, and they went
none too soon. as the snow was already
more than two feet deep at the ranch,
warrant of arrest was in the hands
Of the sheriff aud no compelled the
man to accompany him, Nciderhansor
appeared before Judge Brangham,
charged with failing to provide proper
food clothing and shelter for his fam.
ily. lie was given until 10 clock ilis
morning TO plead.
The family is in an absolutel
condition, and 1t is puZuling a
ties lust what 10 do. Shou
out his help; but, on thed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
Jews of lntermountain Region
DOLLY DIMPLES" OUTFIT
TO RESIST REQUISITI0N
Special to The Tribune.

SP'Sidl 10 Inc JrlDune-
oGDEN, Dec. l5.-Chief OF Detectives
james +. Pender left for Sacramento this
evening with requisitlon papers issued by
Governor Spry for the return OF Mr. and
MRS. l.. v Curry and Fred Richter. mem-
oers oI the Dolly Dimples" advertising
gang which is under arrest at Los An
seles on u warrant sworn TO by ''Bill"
Glasmann, proprietor OF the Evening
standard. The warrant charges conspir-
acy TO defraud in connection with the
circulation contest held by the newspaper
here last month.
Detective Pender will go direct to Sac
ramento. where the papers will be pre-
sented to the governor OF California Aft
erwards he will Join Chief OF Police
browning in Los Angeles. The latter has
telegraphed that the Dolly Dimples"
outfit has obtained the services of two
lawyers, who Will strenuously resist the
attempt to return them to this state for
trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
IDAHO COMMISSIONERS
DO THE SIDESTEP ACT
Special to The Tribune.

BOISE, Idaho. Dec. 15-An attempt
to have adopted resolution condemn.
ing the forest reserve and its policy
in the west on the part of the state
county commissioners convention failed
this afternoon. the commissioners re-
fusing to be drawn into the Pinchot
Ballinger controversy,
The commissioners, finding that they
were up against problem which they
deem unsolvable under laws lugt like
the assessors of tho state IN former
conventions havo found themselves.
sidestepped the main issue Just as the
assessors did.
"We cannot boldly state by formal
resolution that we will violate the laws
of the state was the sentiment ex.
pressed and therefore the question of
fixing II value at which property shall
be assessed III the state of Idaho was
left an unsettled one. with, however.
an understanding that the laws should
be violated even though formal an
nouncement of that fact should not be
made by resolution.
In the adoption of resolution the
commissioners pledged themselves TO
establish and maintain a state feeble
minded school, separate from the deaf,
dumb and blind.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAI, ESTATE

Estate Of Robert l.. Rhodes deceased
The undersigned will sell at private sale
the following described real estate: House
and lot In lot ?, block 80. plat d, Salt
Lake City survey, commencing at g. w
corner OF said lot 2, thence east A. rods.
thence north Is rods. thence west 40 rods,
thence south Z! rods TO beginning on or
after the 2lst day OF December. 1909 and
written bids Will be received at the office
of Weber & Olson. attorneys at law. 1l2l
Boston building, Salt Lake City Utah
Terms of sale, cash: ten per cent OF bid
confirmation OF sale.
EDITH NJ. RHODES.
EXeoutrlX OF the Estate OF Robert d.
Rhodes, Deceased.
Dated December s. 1909 c07A
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Bankers Elect Officers.
|ial to The Tribune,

FcIa1 10 Tie TrIbune.
>GDEN Dec. 15.-The Ogden Clearin
use association has begun arrange
Ints Tor the entertainment OF the dele
les 10 the Utah State Bankers con-
nfion. which meets in ogden next
pc. Reports OF the various officers
cted showed the banking business
neraly Of the city to be In excellent
ndltion- The following officers were
cted for the ensuing year: President
eelow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
Royal Weddinp.

BRUNSWICK, Duchy of Brunswick
Dec l5.-The wedding of Duke Johann
Albrecht of Mecklenberg- Schwerin and
the Princess Elizabeth of Stolbery- Ros.
sia was celebrated today in the pres.
ence Of the emperor and empress. the
king and queen Of Bulgaria. Prince
Henry of The Netherlands and many
members of the royal household of Ger.
many. and the Austrian. Italian and
British ambassadors. The honeymoon
viii be spent in the Far East and will
include visit to the king of Siam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
BANKER OF PITTSBURG
DIES IN SAN DIEGO

PITTSBURG, Kan, Dec ia tele
gram from San Diego, Cal, this after
today of James Palmer, president of the
First State bank of Pittsburp. Mr.
Palmer was one of the early settlers in
this section and had been in the bank
ing business twenty-five years He has
been suffering from lung trouble for
the last FIVE wears
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
AGED ATTORNEY ENTERS
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO. Dec 15,-Frank Hamilton.
the aged attorney who is charged with
forgery. appeared in the district court
here today and entered a plea of not
guilty 10 the charge
Hamilton stated 10 the court that he
could not be prepared TO so to trial until
the first term of court in the new wear.
and that In all probability he would asI.
for u deposition from n witness In New
York and would ask that his witnesses
ne subpoenaed at the expense of the
state.
Hamilton also stated that he would ask
TO have subpocnacd at least two bank
experts on signatures. either from Salt
Lake or Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
Gives Pleasing Concert.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Dec. l5.-The first OF a series
OF concerts which have been arranged
by Prof. Joseph Ballantyne for the win
ter months was held at the Weber acad-
emy assembly hall this morning at II
o CLOCK. The academy choir OF 100 voices
and the orchestra Of the institution. un-
der The leadership of Prof e. w. Mich
OILS, showed the results of careful train
ing. The vocal and piano numbers were
greatly enjoyed by the large audience
which attended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
OGDEN GETTING READY FOR
MEETING OF WOOL GROWERS
Special to The Trlhune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 15.-The work OF dlvid-
ing of the old Auditorium skating rink
into exhibition pens, where the fine
blooded sheep from all parts of the
United States will be shown at the Ma
tional Woolgrowers' convention and Mid
winter Sheep show early next month, Is
being rushed.
Secretary I. l.. Reynolds of the COM
mittee arrangements reports that
there are 100 head Of sheep listed. Fred
]. Kiesel has donated the use OF the old
postoiiice building. adjoining the skat-
ing rink. free OF charge TO the commit
tee This building VIII be used TO care
for the overflow of the exhibits.
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Superintendent Jeffers Returns,
Special to The Tribune.

Speclal TO The Tribune,
OGDEN: Dec. 5.-Superntendent w
NJ. Jeffers OF the Utah division of the
Union Pacific has returned after a short
business trip TO Rawltns and intermedi-
ate points along the division At Green
River the Ice crop for the Union Pacific
is now being harvested and stored in the
icehouses along the system The ice
which will be shipped TO Ogden and
stored in the big warehouses here, is
now being harvested at Evanston, Wyo
and shipments are expected daily.