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MUST ANSWER FOR MURDER.

Cleve Carter, this victim Of the
shooting affair at the Boston and
Phoebe mine at Phoebe about ten
days ago, died from the effects of
the injuries received, at the Stock
ham hospital last Sunday morning,
and William Savage, together with
his accomplice, Mike Miller, will have
to answer to the district court for
murder in the first degree, the grand
jury having found indictments
against them.
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HOW TO GO TO PIONEER.

Take the Tonopah and Tidewater
(Bullfrog Goldfield railroad to
Springdale, Nevada. It is the near
est railroad station to the great Pho
neer mining district. Automobiles
meet every train. You can obtain
auto tickets of ticket agent or con-
ductor of train. w. w. Keith, gen
eral agent, Whitmore building,
Goldfeld, Nevada. Write for map of
line. 3-21-
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NOTICE.

/, the undersigned, will pay $25 re-
ward for evidence heading to the ar
rest and conviction of the party or
parties who are poisoning dogs in the
town Of Tonopah.
J. ]. OWENS,
Sheriff of Nye County.
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A prize will be given for the best
walters at the Big Casino tonight.
There will also be a grand masque-
rade ball. Everybody will be in
mask.
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Later in the day the grand jury
heard of the same contemplated move
on the part of ]. ]. Mullin, who was
appointed receiver with Mr.. Ross.
They Immediately drafted set of
resolutions corresponding to the ones
presented to Mr.. Ross, and will have
the same presented to Mr.. Mullen to-
day through the court.
1t would be impossible for the dis
trict court to appoint men more fitted
for the work of attending to the in
terests of the depositors of the Nye
and Ormsby County bank, and this
fact was readily recognized by the
inquisitorial body and also Judge NJ
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-26

The famous Madri Gras of New
Orleans will not compare to the grand
masquerade ball and prize waltz to-
night at the Big Casino.
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be and he hereby is respectfully re-
quested to urge upon Mr.. Ross the
fact that this grand jury considers it
absolutely necessary for the further
ance of its duties as planned, that Mr..
Ross remain as receiver of said bank
as representing the interests of this
grand jury; and be it further
Resolved, that the Honorable
Mark R. Averill and Mr.. Gilbert C.
Ross be each furnished with copy
of these resolutions.
r.. B. Davis,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
attest:
"W. ]. McCabe, Secretary of the
Grand jury,
Dated at Tonopah, Nevada, March
%, 1909"
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Hot bread every day at 4 p. m. at
City Bakery. 3-19-tf.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
NIIzPAH HOTEL.

d. B. Meyers, Philadelphia; F. J..
Kempler, Salt Lake City; A. L..
Leahs, Goldfield; w. H. Henry, Cold
field; ]. A. Farmer, San Francisco;
F. H. Jones, Salt Lake City; P. j.
Gallagher, L. Meehan, Ed Grant,
Round Mountain; w. E. Devan, San
Francisco; j. A. Frazer, Sacrament
to.
PALACE HOTEL.
j. R. Lelys, DR.. C. J. Richards,
Millers; j. G. Gushing, Round Noun
tain; r. Hubbard, city.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-June LIST to rent, with
the option to buy, 40 to 60 H. P.
automobile in good condition. Rem
tai to apply on purchase price. Adj
dress P. o. box 345, Tonopah, New.
3d.
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New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds compared with Fri
du.Te
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
OTHER MERKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Kansas city May s-CATTLE-Receipts. 800 head. in
market steady; receipts for the
TFee 81 100; choice exports and dressed beef steers
So 25GS6 10: Western steers
sSSe So: stockers feeders s. 9eg$5 So Southern
tre S51SG so. Southern 50 509S5 20 NATIVE cows
e. S5S 81 co. native heifers. 81 25as6 - bulls g I5qS2 =
80 TESIS7 1OGS-Recepts, 1900 head; market
caves, - Scsint for the week 20 600 head top 81 So
Ill - sales So soas7 heavy 81 156s7 30 packers ana
@ t7ss Receipts Tor week. 20 500 head
80 sl'S@I- 5ysY s-CATTI4E-Receips light steady
PsDsts 81 sss,5SS To- prime S6 8o9$6 so sHEEPsuppiy
I.,t efsady on sheep slow lambs prime "etEis-
s-S5sS S0 cts and common 81 5oaS3 so; lambs $9P
{? So veal calves. s7aS7 5o HeeelPS e az 5es
@ I'VE e. 9Gs7 20. light Workers. Sgs7 TO- pigs 50 7og
fToieio May S-CLoyERsEI5D cash s. S estS6fI & S6f
~ g. * az rejected IS; g. 81 90 TIMOTHY prime
s1. kI,SIEE. prime. IS; august. - 30: - +.a,,.
% T{7rTalo S.-CATTLk-SloW ana elfaG5SS
TsReceipts 200 head slow and 6oc lower at $6gSs
e sSs7 CO. mixed s. 45a$7 60 Y9rkers 50 se8$s & 45
S557Ss T5 roughs. So 4GGS6 30; stays So9$9 80
pss; Sz6s7 20 SHEEP and LAMBS-ftecelpts. ~
1ea5 s-sady: sheep active; lambs slow at y ooaS S0
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

raHae cables Pfo-Cotfee market weak No Rio.
tob. exchange 52d: receipts. 1000 bs: clea-ances
f the United States $1,000 bags; stock 200 bags.
ezr-os-Cose market quiet. No Santos. $500 No :.
EsE5n. reoeu-s 1000 hass- stock 10000 bags Ham
t-rr-Coffee market opened unchanged 2
urehsuzed. sales. Te00 baSs EavTs-Cofes market
rsnsd unchanged higher Al Il unchanged;
Elss 6COo bags.
COTTON The cotton market quiet today.
tt red generally steady With lhe close net unchanged
70 points higher Better cables than expected hU!sh
figures and encouraging views ot the general
The sustaining factors while the taT
r-shs hcwing Of the weather nap and the PROBABILITY OF
foe further showers Texas Sunday checked buy
ilg long The market opened STEADY Sr an
advance Q. 1G5 points the cables Ind sol1 about 51b
ronis higher during early session Later the market
sssed OF somewhat RON the best scattered reaz
ing and. taking the session Whee, business TSs
IN the way Of e7e-E than = entering Into fresh
commitments which IS rather . be expected on .
Estuu5Ey this OF TIE year much depends
epoa weather conditions Liverpool 34 points higher
when about I2zGe points higher, and TIE
English spot market points hiEter win sales 70
ported 5000 bses for the day and 600 bs-es MADE
lats Friday. Western f=lJ forecast for In
settle6 co5er weather quite generally. and should
ssn far Texas & would ne considered favorable, al
tough the lower temperatures predicted are not "atl
Eastern forecast f0- showers IN t1e CIolEls ara
Georgia and fair II Asaams and Mississippi spiElners
tsslgs for The Zeek considered very heavy -c-
mis- season Of the year spite q the compare
lively large into sght figures -hs visible supply OF
American cotton showed considerable decrease
The range Of contract prices n local market To-Day
Is fellows
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

MOIAsSEs AND syRUPS-The market for rnolasses
active jo6biag demand Quotations follow: NO NO
LAssFSe7V Orleans ssatFfuEal Go S9fon 6 @ 5Ss IST 6T
I5 Jan ls o g 1oi goo - YRTPsonaron 7-i $50
& aTkss a9t for 2,5sn5 Pis iron as oer 3
sla unchanged. closing as follows Sasa Sle 4lsS
SlS9 so -; June s12a Ss E5S o. S1s 90. osiSher
cot,Onseed oil vas STEADY to shade sind lever y;
HSs 6oo bbs Iul+ az sc ZOO Sep
tenber at bssQ SIS and leo October at $50 l
stsad5r6 white bbls s5oe. bulk &c: PhnadelPRaiia ai
IoSoe PhiadelPha Ios9c; Ws{eT %he as e6ls' t9,y
ee5e water white e2EeS Is Ior l2595; Ph29se aS
MAJ 55e6 569c JgRe 90 q S6se Jly 5-7sz5 s.d 55SS @
Z-eT TegI rs5SS 30 81 rIYsEED oIi|Americsn
seed city raw IS 5TS S4t-o559gn raw % q '7c' Cal
PR0VIsION ONs-Bosides being 2 narrow market. pro
no6G4as 51Has euidsto through cofnisson houses
sbo9r IS od6 cIuGiRr 900 al kansas city ana
& Omaha Estimated for Monday at Chicago, $4,000
Ness 8 t9n sag 5 . sot ss ss o sig 57 30
family s1+Gs14 80. packet, So so oa$l8; extra India
s. s 81 DREssED 22 E aoGsEstsaSy. Quoted facoas
ge $50 IL s5e leo H. 9f.s !4o 6; ese; drs Ps
asi4s ST: Qnoted ne toE-Qale5: 3.5;y Sl5y
Middle western. 80 G107Oc City lard quiet Quot
cd loizc. Refined lard steady Quoted: South Amer
COMPOUND-Steady Quoted: \ Gsisc sTEARINE
Steady Quoted Oleo 12is 1Sc: city lard stearne
RICEThe rice market steady 20 firm, de-
good. offerings light Quotations follow Screen
ings- 3G53<c: ordinary. 50 gag tair' .. n g
ca c. Head Japan SIS Patua and Slams. exc
Java. size: RAngoon. "a 95o-
sUGAR-The market Tor refined sugar quiet
prices 10 points meet the reduction made by other
refaers Friday night The Federal quotes granu-
delayed shipment az 4S5c Other reAners quote
prompt E.S5c less ! per cent cash The fol
lowing less and per 100 u from invoice and
per Eor cash, further discounts vhatsosveT;
Crystal 6ouinos. s-30c IL containing GO 2-b
do in - BIB cartons, s5ec Eagle tab
let's DC loaf 5.TG-. crushed. 6Ic. mould a,
powdered and Eagle coutectione-s. srauuleted. 51-
powdered and coarse powdered. o5e fruit powdered
Eagle 2-Ib cartons q nae graduated. 615c. 2-ib
bags 25c- 31z-lb bags do. 5-20c 5-lb bags do
.I5c- lob bags Do. } 1oc: p and 80 ID bags do br;
Eegle fine Or STANDARD Eranulatec ana diamond -
Csc: contcctione-H 4. s75c, No roc; No 2 465c
Nos and I. ; 55c; No 8. 45Oc, No 6. 445c; No :.
4 soc; No s. / SOC. No p SOC. No 2Jc. o Il.
IS. 41oc v-thcrawn- The Federal sugar Refining
Company bought to-day. 10000 bags Cuba centifuEa,
o 45c duty paS- The spot market unchau ked.
closing steady with centrifugal 98 test.
Coyado, 90 test 1850, and nolasses sugar. 50 test
allie The London market for beet sugar
changed STEADY. quiet with prices thus quot
ed May los I'd; June los 81 d, ana August. Jos
Of Havana, figures the
production OF sugar Cuba April go
en6 makes the visible production TO May !.
l.la2oC0 tons The stock on Nav he figures et
VIII have raised unless there IS happening
bring the campaign TO sudden close In this
connection 4 VII be interesting 10 consider that to-
days cables from Cuba report totrential rains IN
island
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
MARKET.

fOrtc Nay 3. ISst
uEFX-FS-Recetnts yesterGGyJ, we're -
cars or Sos head including 10 for export alive a
90 sr4flplterers market No USlolns IN
itve csttIs this morning Feeling more than steady
1-sel beef vas In moderate demand at 9NlOtzc Per lb
For natye sIdss later cable adNices rom Le clle
ana beef markets Of Great Britain Exports toa2y from
cattle and go quarters OF beer on
the afnneouka London, 2469 quarters OF beef on me
Philadelphia 70 Southampton ana lo4z quH IeIS u "A
IN the Celtic to Liverpool ,. ,-..,.--
CAIN ES-Receipts were =" neho ~ LCI
direct live weight The feeIing vas sIeaIH %
dressed yeals and sai2c for country dressed rev
choice carCasScs at 12c.
CgVEP AND IAMBS-Recepts were cars. or
~ head including for slaugfterers ana car
making. with the stock held over yese-
dav nearly 8 be sold Trade was rather SLOW;
quality considered GOOD Clipped
sFeeb sold al 80 80 per 100 medium TO good cpped
lambs STG4S7 622. Dressed mutton sel1S. AT otLo
lambs at l3l5i2c country dressed not
house lambs q 81 5OGS6 per carcass
4Tc,s ecenfs ,s.ere IL cars or $50 head all for
,laaghterers. Nomnaly steady for all weights
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Cash Quotations S.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York AIsy s. laoa

New York M6y s 1qfo.
roTTFF-The cofee market was very quiet TO-DAY
- fhs close inactive unchanged prices decline
- u-sucS Sales only 800 begs. and this
ussS srz,s sz1tchirg from September December
o., opened Cl-sel &
ts55s5 pr5ces 70 decline q points under little
s-s-inF Ijouidzttou f. sbss1ce support IN
Sc -sce steady French cables There nothing 10
-s--e arv change general situation DAYS
sr--ustiors bsnE result a It-le evening
-rrscaui indicating the general attitude Cf
Es --sse wzs concerned The problem which seems
=. o1utrtng market Ire present time whether
a. discount which crop positions seI-ls
~o-uz-s5 with spot sufficient Offset
So a the Increased arrival q crop supplies
soot market support ts probably entering The
ssr On ground thai the discount IS larger than
rytf5e5 ard rhs IDEA that there be
vo-hle conditions during TIE bearing
re- crop towering Generally Speaking, however. there
< lE4ls Inclination discount anything ar1 speculative
i--s-ss4 Is Al z very low ebb IRE market for SPOT
-se was quiet Rsta quotations 1he basis o. SIC
20 Nc =
The range Of contract prices IL the Local market today
essss follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
DATED MAY 1. 1907.

A DVERTIsENENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
y Tbe tribune received 81 their Uptown Oftce. No
1884 Broadway. seth st and 3Ith St until 3
O'clock n IA Advert seneuLs received At the following
branch Offices regular ohce rates unti! CLOCK D. M
Vi a64 sth ave s e. 23d st. l53 9Th ave- cor
i5Tb 81 104 F2ast 14th st: 42d between
IN ana sth ayes 263 125th 1888 81 ave 1913
Al nyc near slst St: ave S9th ST. 1oT
East I25th St. 756 $50 Sd ave- and any
Ar1erican Dlstrict TeleEraph once.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

Cotton zzchangs special Liverpool cahlez-sro- cotton
AEeroan 1000 nales: imports eo9O bales Including 1900
csn uia5ling upland 55sd Ftu-es opened steady a.
Poli ed'a2cs Closs9 Seacy Al net aarance Of siza
suSs5s,ee s @y sz2 saI a,s 5uns-lq,y 5le'
ttrber-6ctcte~ ; ssssd 5r+cse- Ns-sr-f~ ts5 ~
e4ryFs9rgaTy t48d Fe6ruary-Alarca. 5s5s.6:
FLoTR AND 3IEAI-Derland fo- -four was checked
change n r-trec as Oh 10 gagtaole
aaiet at tie Old level OF prices The FOLLOWING are
sPsg patents So 2oaS7 20: 8ter strasts Is s5q
NlaleT patents Sc GO f9 spring clears 81 sea
e: g 80 81 90, Kansas strsights s. 50 s. 90 RYE
8 s: choice &c fancy $ 76T s. s.
TFtT r. aIC Csolso- kl-n dried. s. !5as5 -. BAG
e. e9s 81 90; coarse, s. 50zs1 90 FEED-Western
uddng 50 IS our DO 50 81 zeS Sd eS % s s
sal PC e. - 60 BULK 50 sacks mddling $27 Ioa
eae2, 81 81 90 bgk: S2s % sacks. oiraeal. SS3
wheat market to-day following, vresieress Iroa5 and
S.S-se Ior me better IN Southwest weather con-
80 points iH winter wheat states while p low
srsele prec;pits1ioa sunday The break al Liver
f.. NhereoF hnsi prices I'd net lower after
ofadng 10 0oo bT-sta-s Trc- 80
rasrkst and frrp-o-e-rer- ~ I,,,---ss, - 80
tsts,,@ a e1eet upon English sentiment Of
Government report Jpealn- prices in domestic
5rop ,os,.9 aa}N here from IL g2Se lower a. new
a. aooerate rallies followed hut the pressure
FeA tAcesSlEe throughout the day. and
l. s[Ssttttns lett of about 2sz lower. agstust
- fiut ~ izy- Ine eSorthvvest EsIler or
esr-r 1nct1s and commission houses sold freely
srsv1s e. nt nrs hour. but bought resting orders
ScrfSS.s. = loT july IN Chicago Reports from the
NeTe very favorable 1oT farm work ~
sr-sS sPo.s where fair deusu6 for cash wheat eX
-eft as decrease of I25 COO bushels for one
sr-ss compared with 30 600 bushels last year. and
issss 10 cars ~ Northwest points About -
csst 80 reported FOR export. mostly Frlda.-
~ .s1l n New York closed follows: No .
ss-s-- 2 g = elevator. and 81 - nominal b
~s,te- northern Duluth. 81 S4ik and No . hard
er.s :. 81 :. o7-s o ahoat- CORN-Cnder the infu-
rrssse5 e Nest decline. together with talk Of in
fs-6as 1sc--ps The corn market acted quite heavy
ria~s~-- -iopIlug fully Ic bushei at Chicago and
tcsE sl-sd ne lolest- Commission houses were On
hsys. q TIC market but sold more than they
p = consequence Of the bearish at hand
nlnofs Llst tine IN weeks II said that
rzs Nere selling freely In all
80 :. -. eett weather conditions favored farm
Dart l1ef rapid progress being made with
nt hi-hs ersS1ons The Liverpool market closed =
errrs-s sac primary receipts were 2T1 600 bushels
ta-r - WIN 1900 bushels year 80
70 ssc caosed s3iac elevator. and Sic ahoat,
osTs ne. sse- and 10 yellow. SIC ahOst-
81 60 aete vas moderate commission house selling
WIS or oslottIg moderate decline. in sympathy
0,n - Niz-d- - So 10 6ois 161c. natural white.
eisr-i 10 - 9 saizc- and clipped white 81 - ID.
ndrir,F kfE-Msrlef dull; 70 Western % C
sssif:-t New York BARLEg-AIarlet steedy:
receI, .tb@ lsc : New York. and feeding. Is a
- 7 ken York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
-,eopFAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LiyeTpoo-, n,ers nominal: futures Irregular; May
Feo G d- July as sd; September. IS 612d. CORR
s new American mixed tvia cTalVestonl os
2Pod 22PPd futures quiet; May. nominal july, 5s Q "a
patents strong. 36s PEAS-Caha-
I 7s % frrn BEEF-Extra India dull. zoos
S1PEyEPrirae Western, steady SIS Sd fiA Ms
-sst ct Il to 16 h. strong, 5Ss I'd BACON-S'uI1
Is,S cit 20 ID. strong. 54s Sd; short rib 70
long clear niddles, light .
- a h. strong 57s Cd: long clear mlddles heavy 80 80
=. - 20 ia strong 56s Sd short clear backs. 10 TO 70
80 trnnq 53s sd clear bellies II TO 18 10, strong
sss sH1IrLpERS-Sq Il TO 13 lb. strong. rs
TsPT)-Prine, Western in tierces, hrm. 52s ga;
S-,,aricf-a refined pals. firm, 54s Sd CHEESE
white firm 63s; Canadian nnest col
orsd firm ses Cd TALLoW-PTime city steady; rs
sIIs+ralfan il Iondons weak. sos Ia d. TURPEN
TIxFGSpirts. steady. 2ss Sd LINsEED OIL
S.esSy HOPS a London (pscinc CUastl.
sSses%y f@af2 l6s PETROLEUM-steady, 71ad
R0SIN-Common, steady. SIS Cd.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

change in the lever o. 70
sinued liberal by rail. out
sustained We quote
hsies per 100 70. 9oc' 90
shipping. CSC: do pacKhs'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

CROCKER & WICKES,
Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
LIVED los YEARS.

New York, Feb. 6.--There died in this
city yesterday AZ the age Of 105 a uan
who had voted for every Republican
presidential candida since he first
voted for Lincoln in 1864 He was
simon Harris, "a peddler who was born
in Russia The cd mans death was
FASTENED by the reading OF the death
OF warm friend, Rabbi Adolph NJ.
Gradin, who died on Thursday He
arose late yesterday and after buying
newspaper sat down i'm the kitchen
at his home. then after CHANGING az the
paper ZEN back unconscious IN his
chair Tie died soon afterWard. In
his younger days Harris walked across
the continent peddliug his wares. and
last autumn De gained notoriety by
hurrying back from his third visit 10
Jerusalem in order TO register In time
TO vote FOR TAFT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
ATTEAmr no BLow UP HOME.

Oakland CAL Feb. 5-A dastardly
attempt was made. presumably By some
discharged Workuen OF the California
sugar refinery, owned by spreckais &.
Co., at Crockett, about 20 miles east
OF here. lu Contra Costa county. 20
destroy the home and family of STUNT
Hugh Hartmann by dynamite. which
was placed under the front Of tho
house az o'clock this morning and
exploded. THE whole front Of tie
building was torn away aud the site
ting room exposed. Immediately IN
the rear of this were the sleeping
rooms of Nh and Mrs Hartmann and
their four children. The eXnlosiOn
aroused tine entire town and shattered
windows bon tho ueighborhood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
IDAHO ANTI-PASS BILL
PRACTICALLY KILLED
Consideration of &c indefinitely Post
poncd--Local option Bn Publicly
Discussed I'm the House.

Boise. Ida. Fob 5-THe mt-rlft
bnl which was introduced bon Tho house
of representative almost two uccks
ago. was practically killed boz chat body
yesterday afternoon. THE measure was
fnthercd by Anderson. shaw aud -he..
han. but when the bin c1my uu v.stpI-
day the first named disounrl HIs oT-
spring. the hast named W.s u mouhor
of the minority, and thus shaw stood
alone. Tho Republican governor come
piled with "a Republican platform ucas-
ure. "A martyr 600 the alter off duty"
as he stated when the measure WAS
introduced. The BIN was discussed pro
and con and motion upon motion came
and went ln hot succession. when final.
ly a motion 90 indefinitely postpone
prevailed. with only shaw MDCrarkou
aud McGiVcry. three Ada county meme
bers voting against &c.
The senate county local option Dim
was publicly discussed lu the H8u 1f
representative last ui-h before
packed house. tho senate having thus
arranged a free and deliberate discus
sion of the measure from AN points OF
view Rev. Mr Dalton of the First
Methodist church led Boo support OF the
measure, while City Atty Kahn. john
son. Mnntandon and plusrau opposed
IT, A lively interest was maintained
throughout and some stugtIg filings
were hurled from one side t0 the otho.
Patch of Canyon county introduced
In the house this morning bin against
gambling at race tracks. similar Co the
ones recently introduced in California
and Washington. idaho is the only
state IN the Union without such o. law
at the present time. FcdtleIstone and
Johnston OF the house presented bin
this morning providing for the puuish-
ment OF saloonkecpers for permitting
minors or women To- enter their saloons
or selling liquors to them
The house passed at the forenoon
session today the Hastings depository
bill authorizing the keeping ON hand
of reserves IN cash 10 meet current OBJ
legations. Adjourned at noon until
Monday
Judge r. s. Dietrich has been chosen
speaker for the Lincoln day celebration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

IN THE DISTRICT ,vC..r. PRO
bate Division. in ANA for salt Lake
County. State of Utah lu Tho matter
Of the estate Of Lorenzo To- Young If-
ceased. Notice The petition ~ Le
Grand Young, Franklin " Nouug and
Perry IT, Grand Young executors OF
the estate OF Lorenzo - Young de-
ceased. Tor confirmation OF the sale of
the following described real estate OF
said deccdent to-Wit.
Commencing gia feet south from Tire
northeast corner of Iut ~ block ~. o.
acre plat A. Bis Field survey. thence
south 90 feet. thence west 2f6 feet more
or less 20 the east uuo OF tho salt
Lake Canal Land. thence north b feet;
thence east 3C6 feet more or less 10 tho
place OF beginniug. Tor tie sum Of
81 go. and upon the following terms to-
Wit. Cash upon confirmation as appears
from the return Of sale. filed in this
Court has been set FOR hearing on SAT-
urday the 1871 day OF February A. u.
lng at 10 o'clock o. m. az the County
Court House. in the Court Room OF said
Court iu salt Lake City salt Lake
County. utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
che seal thereof affixed. This oOtl day
of January. a. ~. 1909
MARGARET ZANE WtTCHER
lScal Clerk
Hy T. p Palmer Deputy CLERK
W. Moyle. Attorney FOR Petitioners.