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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15
BILLS SIGNED

Of sec, 900.
S. b. Fixing number OF attaches.
s. B. Copying senate journal.
S. b. 1O--Authorizing employment
of stenOgraphers for Supreme court
A. b. 9-COpying assembly journal.
A. b. l4-Typist for clerk of White
Pine county.
S. b. 6-Providing for portrait of
Governor Sparks.
S. b. 12-Regulating the salary of
Humboldt county district attorney.
A. b. 3-Regulating salary Of Orms-
by county district attorney.
S. b. For establishment and
maintenance of risn hatchery. apprOp-
rating $4,000.
A. b. 27-Creating Clark county.
A. b. 2-Authorizing appointment
of deputy sheriff Of Ormsby county.
A. b.. 23-Fixing salary of bullion
tax collector. $4,000.
A. b. 2S-Authorizing bond issue
for East Ely.
S. B. 16-For purchase OF filing
cases for state offices.
A. b. 54-Regulating salaries and
fees Of Washoe county officers.
A. b. 34-Providing emergency
fund for new school districts.
s. g.. 27-L.eave OF absence for A.
G.. Dawley
A. B. Ito provide revenue for
state.
A.. B. 2O-Fixing salary of consta
BILE Of Rawhide.
A. b. 17-Fixing salary of Justice
OF Peace Of Rawh.de.
S. b. demonstrating county Of
ices in Lyon county.
S. b. 17-Relief of }. w. SittOn
A. b. 6l-Relief of Nevada Histc-:-
cal Society
A. b. 3S-Preventing receipt of
money under threat.
A. B. l6-For maintenance OF ex-
detrimental farm at Logan.
S. B. 15-Support sheep commits,
sion.
S. b. 9-Providing for appointment
of court baliffs.
S. B. l4-For relief Of sheep com
mission.
S. B.. 1S-Appropriation for State
Engineers office.
S. B. S-Relating to Washoe coun-
ty district attorney.
A.. 3. 50-Authorizing Urmsby
county to issue bonds.
A. b. 22-Regulating embalming
business.
A. B. 1l-Relating to crimes and
punishments.
A. J. c. r. No. e-Reiating to arid
lands.
A. B l9-I.icensing hunters OF game
birds and fish
S. B. 2S-For the relief of NJ.
Weatners.
S. B. 43-Crealing Las Vegas school
district.
A. B. 76-ror relief of w. c. Rid,
dell
5. B. 29-An act establishing high
schools
S. J.. c. r. No. Asking for fish
ways in government dams
A. B. No 9l-Fixing salary OF JUS
tice Of the peace at Arganta.
Sub. S. b. 19-Fixing salaries in
Eureka county.
A ] G K ito exclude aliens from
grazing stock on Nevada lands.
A. b. 33-For salary Of county sur
veyOr of WaShOe county.
Sub. A. B. us and l34-Relating
to county government and taxation.
A J c r 6-Memorial to Nevada
congressional delegation and Secre-
tary of the Interior.
A. B. 42-Regulating hours of labor
in plaster mills.
A. B. S4-Amending city incorpora-
ton act
A. B. S9-Preventing interference
and injury to bitches and dams.
A. B. 73-Relating to union school
districts
A. B. 44-Relating to insurance
companies.
S. B. 34-Providing for state audi
tor
S. B. 46-Creating Clark county.
A } c X 2-Allowing University to
receive donations
A. B. 52-Relating to registration.
S ] c r Ito amend Section 3.
Article XII of the Constitution.
S. B. 54-Allowing additional help
20 Storey county officers.
A. B. l13-Authorizing Fallon
school bond issue
A. b. 1O-Establishing experiment
farm
S B 51-Regulating reports of min.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15

6 B 37-Amending sheep commits
sion act.
A B 136-Authorizing capitoi com
mlssioners to sell furniture.
A B 43-To regulate hours of EN-.
ployment in open cut mines.
A b 93-Preventing jumping OF
garbage on any street or sidewalk.
A B 100-Appropriating $500 for
car Of G. 4. K. cemetery in Carson
City
Sub A 5S-For relief OF Burke
Bros
A S2-Classifying transient stock
A b lO9-Segregation county Off
ces of Elko.
S b 31-An act to regulate pro-
ceedings in justice courts.
A 64-ReguIa.ng licensing of an.
,OmObiles.
5 b 561-To enable City of Reno
20 sell Mcnlnley park.
S b 25-Fixing lees Tor witnesses
in criminaI cases in Lander county.
y b 4S-FOr codification Of pubic
eCOrdS.
S J c r 5-Thanking U. S. Interior
department and Justice Department
or doing duty by Nevada.
e Sub A B y5-To compel rail-
roads to prOv"le adequate train
crews.
b 70-FOr relief Of Daniel Tier.
ney.
SB flor relief of attaches.
A b 145-Fixing compensation OF
county Otncers in Lincoln county.
A Is LOTTO provide for sale OF
received from U. s. Govern
mon
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15

Know Eli Barley? The you
know Budweiser too.
Sunday dinners at the Briggs House
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15

A B l62-Right Of way in Eureka
and Lander counties
A J c r 12-Reiative to minera
lands in right of way grant Of Central
Pacific railroad.
A distinguishing salary of con-
stables at Wells, Elko county.
S B Sl-Granting leave of absence
to sheriff of Storey county.
A B l7l-Amending act to prevent
pollution of streams and lakes
A S1-Autnorizing Washoe
ty to issue bOnus.
A B 94-An act to protect security
of schooi bonds.
A B 16S-Making acceptance OF
moneys by bankers in certain cases
a felony.
l72-Enabling municipalities
to issue bonds for municipal improve
mentS.
S B 39-Authorizing typist for sec
rotary Of state.
A l75-Amending mechanics lien
Law.
S B 66-Defciency act for 1907
1903.
A B 29-To purchase additional
land for state university.
Sub for A B 4S-Pure food law.
A b S5-TO display y. $. flag on
school houses.
5 B S3-Reguiating state prison
S B 65-University deficiency bill.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15

Corresponding lOw rates to other
and Intermediate points.
The fares mentioned above apply
going and returning via Ogden. Tick
cts will be on sale, May IS, 16, 20,
Fl, % and 31st. June l to 4, ii to 10
rs to 9th inclusive. July l to Z in
elusive; August 8 to 13 inclusive;
September Z to 10, Is to 25 inclusive
Going limit will be 10 days, final re-
urn limit 80 days from date of sale,
but not beyond October 31st. Usual
stOp-over arrangements will be grant
ed.
In addition to the above rates and
dates, additional arrangements will
be made on ccOun of carious conven
tons to be held during May, June,
August and September.
E. w Clapp, District Freight and
Passenger Agent at Reno, invites cor
respondence regarding rates, routes
and reservations.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15
ADVANCE NOTICE

The Southern Pacific takes pleas
ure in announcing that for the season
OF 1909, fares and arrangements for
the ~eastbOund round trip excursions
will be as follows.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15

w. f. Sharon came Down from
Virginia City this morning.
Clyde Lewis has joined an engi-
nearing party at LOveiock, resignins
from The Appeal. He is assistant to
the field engineer, Ray Crowell.
Jimmie Haley tool a dose of salts
by mistake. He thought he had TAX.
en- poison. but discovered the mistake
before he had time to die.
1t is t be hoped that the relief
bill for O. H. Gallup will pass as the
money is rightfully due him and he is
old and i'll.
Ed Hooper, secretary OF the anti
gambling league came up this morn
in,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15

~islative day.
S b l12-Referred to committee OF
| RI, whole
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-15
LEGISLATIVE
CALENDAR
Assembly Saturday

A B 117-Rcported favorably By
committed on education.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
PARK CITY DEPARTMENT
Theater. Both Phones $685.

cil will be In the hands of the Repub-
licans.
Charles Hartwel, son OF l.. ID, Hart
well OF this city, passed away this morn
ing at o'clock at the family residence.
on lower Main street, after an illness oil
about ten days. Young Hartwell was
popular and was prominent member
OF the high school. At the time Of the
Maple hall fire. Sunday, December II. he
WAS one of the first on the scene and
worked with might and main trying. With
the others. TO stop the flames before the
entire town was wiped out. While nc
was working he had the misfortune TO q
get soaking wet and from this contracted
cold. which rapidly developed into pneu-
monIa. which proved fatal
Hartwell was IS years of age. having
been born In Park City In 1891 and lived
all his life here. He leaves "A father
and mother. three brothers. two sisters
and a host OF friends. The sympathy OF
| the entire community goes out to the
| family. The funeral arrangements viii
| be announced later.
Miss Frances Shields Of Salt Lake Is
visiting friends In the city,
Mrs. w. w Sanders Of Salt Lake Is In
! the city visiting with relatives and
friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
"DRY" ORDINANCE IS
SOON TO GO INTO EFFECT
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN, Dec. 22.-The city council met
in special session last night and wound
up the battle over the enactment Of the
new prohibition ordinance by passing
the law proposed by the prohibition com
mittee. or rather the one containing the
committees ideas. James T. Hammond
drew up the ordinance and there being
some things about II that the council
did not understand. he WAS present last
evening and apparently answered all
questions satisfactorily, for the ordinance
went through with but few changes
II is n pretty drastic measure. lt for
bids the sale of liquor except on pre-
scription and in getting 1T on prescrip-
ton there is lot OF red tape 10 be
complied with. The sale OF patent medi-
clnes and bitters is prohibited II they
contain as much as per cent OF alco-
hol and the ordinance makes all places
where liquor is sold In violation OF the
ordinance a nuisance.
The penalty provided is. for the first
conviction Il fine OF not less than 500,
or imprIsonment for not more than thr-
" days or both. For the second ana
SUBSEQUENT offcuses, not less than S2OO
nne or not less than thirty days I'M
prIsoument nor more than SIX months,
or both such fine and imprisonment. Inc
law takes effect January 3.
4 transient was brought here yester-
dav from Cache Junction with his feet
badlv frozen He had lain at the June
t(on since Friday evening without tell
ing any one Of his condition. but finally
appeaIed To Deputy Sheriff Barker, who
sent him 10 this city He is being cared
for at the county jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
CASE
TO SUPREME COURT
By Agreement of Counsel, No
Further Proceedings Will
Be Had in Idaho.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
: BOISE, Ida, Dec. 22.-Stipulations were
today entered into between Peyton Cor
don and a. B. Jackson, counsel for the
government. and c. T. Bundy, 4. A
Fraser and James II. Hawley, counsel
United States VS.. Sumner G. Moon and
James I, Barber. which have occupied
the attention OF the federal courts in this
state for the past few years, whereby the
government. acting under authority from
the department of justice. takes the trial
Idaho courts. so that the trial OF the
defendants will not take place on next
Monday, December 2i. as set, and Will
transfer any further litigation In the
form of an appeal 10 the supreme court
OF the United States,
In this stipulation II is agreed that q
nolle and order OF dismissal shall under
consent OF the court. be entered In the
case as to the first, second and third
counts, and tlIgt dcmGrrers and pleas
OF the defendants to the fourth count
shall be heard and determined together
either shall be deemed to have been
made on both The stipulation does no,
indicate that the case against the de-
fendants is 10 be dropped unceremoni-
ously by the department. Of justice. but on
the contrary Il is deemed advisable no,
first and third counts, the latter in
volving the four sb-called Martin" en-
tries but to appeal the adverse ruling
OF Judge Bean of Oregon district, who
heard argument the demurrer with
reference to the fourth count which hC
tations had run. This count involves
the balance OF the alleged illegal entries
between sixty and seventy which tho
government built It's case upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
DANGER STILL EXISTS
IN OGDEN CANYON
Ice and Debris on Mountain
Side viii Have to Be
Dynamited.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 22.-That there is immi-
nent danger OF another ice and snow
slide, which will surpass In magnitude
the one which crashed down the noun
tain side In Ogden canyon yesterday
and proved so disastrous To the prop
erty Of the Ogden Rapid Transit com
pany and Weber county. is the opinion
of many people who visited the locality
today where the avalanche hurled Itself
Hundreds of tons OF ice are still clinging
to the sides OF the mountain and icicles
several feet long. weighing over hun
dred pounds, each, hang threateningly
from the peaks high above the road.
The Ice formation Is caused by the
artificial waterfall from the pipe line OF
is estimated that the slide which oc-
CURED yesterday did not carry with II
more than one-fifth OF the total amount
OF Ice clinging to the mountain side
Fifty men were put TO work today
trying to remove the mass OF ice. snow
and rocks which completely filed the
mouth of the canyon and effectively
blocks all traffic through the canyon. The
county bridge. which spanned the Ogden
river ut the point where the slide oc-
Cured, is entirely demolished. and the
company is so badly damaged that 1t is
believed. when the mountain of debris is
removed, an entirely new bridge Will have
to be built. The fragments OF the county
Ogden river. All day Wednesday large
gangs OF men were engaged In removing
the obstruction from the roads. and when
nightfall arrived the work had barely
started.
Superintendent Bailey Of the Ogden
Rapid Transit company says that the
canyon is unsafe for traffic as long as
the road is In danger OF another slide
1t has been suggested that the Utah
Light and Railway company Will take
steps Immediately to stop the flow oi
water through the pipe from which the
natural waterfall flows, TO prevent the
further accumulation Of ice When this
is done the mountain of ice will be dyna-
mited to cause the overhanging ice &c
be precipitated into the river,
County Commissioner Oscar Madison
has n force OF men at work trying &c
build Il temporary bridge, over which
vehicles can pass. On account of the
dangerous position In which the men have
to work II Is difficult TO obtain the SER
vices OF as many laborers as are re-
quired by the county and the Ogder
Rapid Transit company 10 push the work
Should the temporary bridge be built, II
is regarded as unsafe for traffic TO bC
resumed through the canyon until thc
danger OF another slide is overcome by
the blasting of the ice formation. The
trolley wires of the Rapid Transit com
pany are buried underneath tons OF ice
and It will be some time before they car
be recovered and the schedule OF the can
yon line resumed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
CHANGES TO BE MADE IN
BOX ELDER HIGH SCHOOL
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Dec. 22.-Upon the
opening of the Box Elder High school
win take charge OF that school The pres.
ent faculty has had all kinds of grief
since the opening of the school In Sep
tember. II appears that the ideas OF
three OF the members differed very ma
tcrially with that of Principal a. l.. Nef.
The teachers who Will leave the school
are Miss Florence Compton. w. =. Day
and Hyrum Il. Smith. Mr.. Neff has
been dropped as principal. but will still
be a member OF the faculty during the
rest OF the school year.
Nothing WAS known about this trouble
by the board Of education until recently,
when the three teachers who We're op-
posed 10 Mr.. Ncff appeared at a meeting
OF the board and presented an ultimatum
faculty had been out OF harmony with
each other continuously since the open
ing of the school. After the board had
labored with these teachers for some
time MeSsrs. Day and Smith finally prom
ised to go back To the school and work
for harmony, but Miss Compton asked the
board to consider her resignation as
handed in, and 10 secure some one 10
take her place at once, Her resignation
was accepted after the close OF the school
for the holidays. All the efforts OF the
board and Superintendent Valentine to
maintain peace and harmony In the fac
ulty were In vain. and It became evident
to the board that new faculty was
very much needed, whereupon Day and
Smith were notified that thelr services
would he dispensed with after the close
OF the schools FOR the holidays
The board OF education has secured the
services OF A. NJ. Merrell and p. V, Cor
don of Logan and Ralph r. Woolley oi
Ogden.
Professor Merrell will be the principal
He has Just finished a course and got
ten his degree from the University o
Chicago. and he was also graduate o.
the B. Y. college OF Logan. Mr.. Mer'
rell was for a number OF years superin'
tendent of the Logan City public schools
and comes to this city highly recon-
mcnded by President Widtsoe OF the Ag
! rlcuitural college.
! Mr. Gordon. who will take the place
! OF Mr.. Day. is ar present a member o
| the faculty of the Agricultural college
| and also connected with the edttoria
| staff of the Deseret Farmer, Mr.. Wool
| lev is a graduate of the University O
Utah and an associate OF DR.. James e
| ralTnaCe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23

WORCESTER. Mass, Dec. 22.-Flying
at a speed OF from thirty to forty miles
an hour mysterious atrship tonight ap-
peared over Worcester. hovcred over the
city n few minutes, disappeared for about
two hours and then returned TO cut Tour
circles above the city, using search
Light OF tremendous power. Thousands
Of persons thronged the streets TO watch
the mysterious visitor Tho airship re
maincd over the city Tor iifteen minutes
all The time at a height which most OBJ
servers set at about 1000 feet. too far
10 enable even its precise shape 10 be
seen. The glarlng rays OF Its great
aegrchllght however. were sharply de-
fined The dark mass Of the ship could
be dmly seen. -
At the time Of the airshlp's visit. Wal
lace +. TiliinehaFt. worcester man VINO
recently claimed to have invented mar
velous acroplane In which he said he had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23

in the number and variety OF technical
courses open TO women; limiting the mum.
more than seventy-flve and providing a
scholarship standard as a qualification for
sorority membership.
DIR. WI Ting-fang, retiring Chinese
we'll visitors at Washington yesterday
that he would return 10 the United States
for "A visit fifty years hence. II he did
not sooner make the trip. Incidentally tho
minister said he saw no reason why a
man should not live to be 200 years
old
Fire that started in an unoccupied
room In the administration building al
completely destroyed the structure. and
for more than an hour threatened the
destruction OF every building within the
| enclosure. Tho dormitories. class build
| ings. chapel. theater and iDfirmary were
saved by hard work. The loss Will be
about $40, 600.
Senator Jones' who on Tueaday read
in the senate Secretary Ballinger's let
ter asking for committe to investigate
| the matters contained In the BalliDger-
| Pinchot controversy. and Representative
Humphreys, also OF Washington, had q
long talk with President Taft ycster-
! day regarding tho inquiry. to which the
president has given his consent
The police OF Paris have decided thai
Madam Gouin. widow of the late julie:
| Edouard Gonin, governor OF the Bank o.
| France, whose hody was found under
| train near this city last Thursday. wa:
murdered while she was occupying ar
| apartment on the train The govern
ment has offered reward OF $4,000 TO
the apprehension OF the murderer.
An order directing the state lunac!
| commission OF New York to furnish Mrs
Maybelle Thompson Christy with a certl
fled copy Of papers connected with TIN
| alleged commitment of her husband
| Howard Chandler Christy, the artist. u
an institution for the insane In thi
state In March, 1907. was obtained b,
Mr.. Christy's attorneys from Suprem
Court Justice Mclean yesterday.
Colonel J, L. Carter. with thirty eigh
men, and Sheriff Carter. heading posse
left Magnolia yesterday, escortlng thirty
three negroes to be lodged In the ja
at Linden. charged with various breache
OF the peace. They were arrested yes
terday and guarded by the soldiers. a
a result OF the trouble resulting from In
burning OF Clint Montgomery one G
the negro slayers of Algernon Lewis las
Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
"DOLLY D|MPLES' TRIO
HAS HEARING IN COURT
Prosecution Tells How Game of
Alleged Swindlers Was
Worked in Ogden.
Special To The Tribune.

SptCldl w i tie tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 22.-Before Police Judge
j. d. Murphy this afternoon the state
finished its direct testimony in the pre-
liminary hearing OF the Dolly Dimples"
outfit on the charges OF conspiracy to
defraud William Glasmann. proprietor OF
the Evening Standard out OF $500. and
OF obtaining money under false pretenses,
The defense will begin It's testimony
Thursday morning.
Among the witnesses examined were
Glasmann, +. J. Van Ness, an employe
OF the Standard. and Miss Beatrix Mus
ser.
Glasmann testified as to the rules gov
erning the contest, Van Ness testimony
was along the lines outlined in The Trib-
une this morning. Van Ness said that
by the agreement with the trio he was
to get sl00 of the $500. $75 OF which he
was TO keep. S25 OF which he was TO give
to Miss Musser. and the outfit was to
have the $500.
Miss Musser admitted that she received
only SIS for Capturing Dolly Dim
pies" and testified that she would not
go into the agreement until after she
had gotten her mothers consent, believ-
Ing then that it was all right.
The defense attempted to have the
court make the prosecution elect on which
charge 1t would proceed, but Judge Muir
ply refused to rule on this until he has
heard more of the testimony,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
MURRAY NEWS NOTES

"a TO The Tribune.
IgaAY, Dec. 22.-The various L. D.
lIches here are planning for quite
Gpnslve programme to be carried
s'Eeen Christmas and New Years
OF Two OF the churches Christmas
sln De IN vogue and presents Will
S.uiouied 10 the little ones. The
nasl and Baptist churches are also
aament
Memoers OF the Murray city coun-
iActed s.icted routine business only at
,Hson last evening The America
E,gIs ana Refining company has de-
Murray bank check
III, 70 $1,000, this being the com
,v maie Tor the construction of Sec
eue II Is not 10 be touched.
|sJ, until the entire work has been
No.. mat the work will he rushed
kfS. kfra nv from the fact that the coun-
Ev. 'ar contractors until next March
|--i,,., everything, including bridges,
IN sS'fount Of the long delay Of the
Ia n taking action. II is possible
ss' sly ,siIy Will be compelled TO pay
fprb IL '.vV more per acre for the land
- ,,r " oe turned into a water site.
H., ~ ago John Howe offered three
/rosS ,ana near the city for such a
Esa,,.ur s5O9 an acre. After taking
u rs,r.i, I under adyisemcnt for a month
In l,,, [, ,nlS week sent word TO Howe
IL, NM %ould take the property, hut
\ e. IT, s,, feiuses To soil his property
n pzaH3, wishes 10 buy the property
II aions VIII have to be entered
ssfi K. 70 the suit against the city
II aty NJ, Inomas Smith OF Midyale
w ana apOfhey pofnhney has written the Utai
~ glnISr N.aiiway company, ne being OF
ior Siat the railway company is
Ss Al ,hn ne damages Mr.. Smith re.
~ ne Ume OF the accident.