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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
COURT TO RULE ON
INCREASE IN SALARIES
County Recorder Seeks to En-
force New Law
Special Dspotch 10 The ColII

REDWOOD CITY. Oct. 2o.-The
district court Of appeal will hear
arguments Monday in the suit brought
by the county recorders Office to COM
pei the auditor TO draw a warrant for
the increased salaries allowed by As
semblyman Holmquist's bill passed by
the last Legislature District Attorney
Bullock has announced, however, that
he will have the case postponed one
week The increases in the salaries of
the different officials. as allowed by the
legislature are as follows: Recorder
81 500 a year; county clerk. $1,000 a
year; auditor, $500 a year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21

TACOMA MURDERER CoNvIcTED-Tacoma
oct 2O-After being out only 30 minutes the
Jury in the case Of Charles +. Newcombe. con-
fessed murderer of Martin KTalshaug. brought
IN verdict Of guilty OF murder IN the first
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
AMATEUR
Second

The first and second rounds OF the
match play over IS holes will be played
today. The Is players who qualified in
each event drew in the hrst round as
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21

physicians o.
various schools
OF m e dicine
when. as a last
resource. m y
life being in
greatest a n d
imminent dan
ger fro m a
mortal disease.
I applied 20
you. You cured
me with your
Chinese Herb
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21

DIR. WONG HIM-Dear Sir: For sew.
eral years. while suffering agonies OF
pain, tried. in vain 70 find relief from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
FROSTY WEATHER STOPS
LATE FARM OPERATIONS

u GGBY. Nov. lS-For several DAYS
N recently We have had "a spell OF
cold. frosty weather which has hard
ened the ground and seems To- have put
a stop 90 the blowing for this season
The tank for the Rigby water work
ls now completed. II has capacity
of $4,000 gallons and the pipes for con-
Quoting the water are being put ln
the ground.
Owing To- one OF the transformers be-
ing burned out at the power house.
RIgbv has been deprived OF electric
light and power for two or three days.
Fred Olsen and Sons are erecting
blacksmith and wagon shop OF rock, 100
by 30 feet
William Wahlgreu and Miss Elsie
AIscott late of Ontario, Canada, were
united Ina matrimouy ON Tuesday Nov.
IT, at Idaho Falls. The Rev. Jones OF
the byteriau church performing
the ceremony.
Last night the teachers and high
school students were entertained at the
home of Or. "a. 4. Anderson.
The Bigby meetughouse b. receiving
the finishing touches and win be ready
for opening by sunday. Nov. 2S
Oluf olsen who has been suffering
from severe attack OF pneumonia the
last month is now slowly recovering
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
TWO SEVENTYS QU0RUMS
ORGANIZED At IONA

ONA. Nov. l1.--loua was visited last
Sunday by President p. II. Roberts
A meeting was held at 10 o'clock with
the presidency OF the Bingham stake,
the presidents Of the one Hundred
Forty-siXth quorum OF Seventy and a
number of bishops II was decided
20 organic another quorum Of Seventy
ln the stake. AT . p. m. the Seventies
of the stake met and two quorum dis
tricts We're formed with the One Hun
urcd Fifty fifth quorum Of Seventy as
the new organization with headquarters
al Iona. comprising the wards OF Iona
Lincoln, Willow creek. Milo. shelton
and Poplar with William HorIicks,
Ambrose r. Rounds W. c. Olsen. John
T. Norton r. II Brown and Edwin
dred Forty-siXth quorum comprises the
wards Of Eagle Rock, Ammon and Colt
moon with g. l. Warwick, l.. p. c..
Nelson, r. r. Mitchell. w. W Raw
son. Joseph Morley and Joseph :,
Mulhnor Dr.. presidents, with head
quarters at Idaho Fails.
A move is being made by the bishop
rio 10 bus or lease tue amusement
hall a committee has been appoint
"a 20 take charge Of tho amusemcnts.
This win supply "a long felt need ia
this direction.
During the past few days the weather
has been extremely cold, freezing the
ground so as TO retard the harvesting
az the beets. The weather is moders.t-
ing today and the harvesting VIII pro-
coed ass usual II b. expected the beet
harvest win boz completed in 10 days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
OLD FOLKS OF PRESTON
TO BE GUESTS OF HONOR


ID RESTON, Nov. q The old folks of
Preston have planned TO celebrate
old folks day The invited guests are
TO be an those who were members Of the
cid Worm Creek and Preston wards be-
fore division. Great pains are being
taken 10 make this day long To De re-
membcred. Committees have been APP
pointed for detail work and each is
working hand 10 make its Iatrt the most
successful Arrangements have been
made for the stake house for Dee. S.
and Il rs hoped that am who are invited
viii make a great effort 10 Doe there 10
lend not only tho presence but their
good win and desires.
Another good treat was enjoyed 10y
tho people Of Preston at the stake pri-
mary conference held last Sunday Zoo
the stake house. A meeting for the
stake board and ward officers was held
AT N O'Clock. ana one for the general
public at o'clock. At the request of
Mrs Lucy NJ cutler. stake president
of primaries, the bishops closed their
meetings and AN turned out 90 hear the
good things said at the conference.
President Joseph s. Gcddcs made
business trip 20 Ogden and salt Lake
Sunday and Monday.
james s. Gcddes took q trip 90 Salt
Lake Saturday and brought back with
him his brother Bishop ~ S Geddes.
Nho has been in the Dr. W. II. Groves
4. -. S hospital for very critical op-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
WILL RICHARDSON
STRANGELY MISSING

NTINIINI NNIl'rI 'IIN.' .NN
M ENAN. Nov. l5.-TIo cold weather
lNl OF the last fcW 6,y- has been a
drawbacks to beet harvesting. and some
farmers are in doubt whether they VIII
get them an gathered on not
william Montague of Utah. who Is
here visiting relatives. Del very sIuN
with typhoid fever and doubt uf bis
recovery is entertained by b.s friends
Lizzie Poole is slowly recovering
from 90 long illness of typhoid tovcr
Lizzie Hamcrson is able Goo bo around
the house again after am Illness Of sew
oral weeks OF pneumonia
The stork is quite busy here again,
His last visit was to y. H. stevens and
wife. Sunday the lathe inst. and left
a boy Mother and baby both doing
nicely.
The famHy Of Willie Richardson is
very anxious about him as Doe started
Go Blackfoot To- fife on land and has
not come home vet IL being two weeks
now and no word nom him His young
wife is quite worried
Miss Dclorus Bartlett who drank
poison. Us not Yet ont of danger. she is
stll at Righy under the Doctors care.
Warden Jones. Wed Watson and
other young mon OF this ward. have re-
ceived calls 20 missions, and are eu-
Toying the few days lcft Co them with
their friends
The new schoolhousc is ready TO Doe
used for school but the school win not
be- moved until after the holidays.
The house is built or black rock.
trimmed with white and cost $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
COLD SNAP DELAYS
BEET HARVESTING
Especial Correspondence

D LACKFOOT, Nov lS.-Owiug TO the
II recent cold weather the harvesting
OF beets has been delayed The lAst
two days have been warmer and every
effort is being put forth to dig and top
the beets. The farmers are hoping for
the best The sugar company is anNi-
Gus 20 receive AN the beets that can DE
delivered.
a new business has been started iu
BlacktOot TO Doe known as the j p.
Weber company brokers This COM
pany will handle mining and indus
trial stocks The officers are. Thomas
c. Clegg OF Blackfoot. president. Lit
man Nelson Of salt Lake. vice presi-
dent; Edgar Hale, Blackfoot. secretary.
and j. p Weber. Blackfoot, treasurer
and general manager These with A.
l.. Fullmer, Blackfoot, form the direc-
torate.
There have been several deaths I'm
and around Blackfoot lately Mr. ana
Mrs. IIandseu of Kimban lost two boys
within the past month Mr.. and Mrs
Soren Y0rgensen of Shciiey have lost
their SON. Arthur, who was accidentally
shot last summer.
The Commercial club scut 5000 sam
pie sacks Of sugar % Chicago To- be
distributed al the National Land show.
Sample sacks of potatoes win also be
given away To- advertise the possibilities
and resources OF the Snake River vale
ley. T. r. Jones. president of the
club. has gone 20 Chicago 10 boost for
Blachoot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE ls hereby given that 9
special meeting of thc stockholders ~
fhH Columbus Consolidated Mining Com
UHuN. a corporation OF Itah. has hcen
duly called 20 hC held and aHmn
hIlI br held Hf thD onIc. of fhn Com
pony Doe the Judge Building corner =
Main and Thrd South sirertH salt
take GIK utah. ou tha l1fh dav ~
December 1902 at no O'Clock o. m ri
CHAT d1N. Ton the purpose ~ voting 40
amend and amending tho Articles of
incorporation az the Company and nHr-
uoulaig Article 81 thereof fn that
aid Article Ai Will hereafter read aa
ARTICLE 81
The torn ut ohlDr of said oh'cefs
Hud Directors shall be- flI ono year and
uutl tleir Hurrrfa0if are rloaf'd and
qualified hud floN shall hD elected hE
che stoD kh0ld0ra at thc regular annual
stockholders meeting which shall Doe
held at the general onico of this cor
purtUnn Iu Salt Lake cas-. Utah. ou tho
Hrst Tuesday in june. 1910. and annu-
ans thereafter at tho same place. ui
lO. 0U o'clock "a. M. of that daN. ho no.
tlce of amy future annual feOtlng Of
stockholdrrs need hl given 90 Ono stock
h0ldcfs Amy of said officers or pi-
rocturs may be- removed bN tNu-
thirds vote of the stockholders called
Tor that purpose.
By order 0f the Board of Directors.
CHARLES A WALKER
s. A. WHITNEY
Dated November 10Th laQ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
RoBNETT To COMB TO TRIAL.

the education OF the public about
tuberculosis. In some states travelling
exhibitions viii be used, while in
others lectures and literature Will Doe
the chief means of education, The
states making provisions Of this sort
are California. New Jersey. Kansas,
New York, Rhode Island. Iowa, Min
nesota, Porto Rico, Delaware, and
Texas.
The statement ot the national ass
ISOLATION calls particular attention 10
one fact which shows the remarkable
interest in anu-tuberculOsis work.
evoked during the past year, namely
that fully onc-third OF the $4,000
900 appropriated this year is by special
legislation and for new work. THE
last Congress appropriated, boo addi-
tion 10 this um,snearly $l,00O,o0o for
the maintenance OF the three federal
Hanatoria in New Mexico and Colo
RADIO. 10 Is estimated besides that the
numerous county and municipal
appropriations made on 90 De- made
Tor tuberculosis work Tor neat year
will aggregate am easy f3,oo0.onQ,
making tho official public Expenditure
ln tho United States for tho Wipiug
out of tuberculosis at least $4,000 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Nouae Is hereby given that scaled bids
VIII Doe received by tle uudersi ened up
Zoo ] D. m Nov 1th l0s for Tine ma
ierIals and labor reguirad l0 d0 the work
below mentioned al lhe University OF
Utah. ana according 10 pIaus. specluca-
tions ana drawings which arc open for
thc inspection of the bidders al the uf-
nee oil Dallas 81 Hedges. boz the Dcferot
National bank Building. corner of Main
and First South streets salt Lake city.
Ctahi and an bids ana proposals al tho
above time viii be publicly opened Zoo tho
office of The Ieseret National Bank. iu
said city.
AMI bids must br addressed I0 "Tnl-
versitv n Utah. Sail Lake City. Utah"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET

NoNre iH given that a special meeting
N fh0 stockholders of inc Mller-Cahoon
Company a corpofaiou of Utah has
oral Office nf tho corporation al Murray.
Utlh. ou November 22ud. 1870 al oiolorE
%. m. of th1t day for the purpose IN
uuIoa OF incorporation and uaftlculafls
Articles g ana q thereof. D., pruVidinr
f0I Ha.sd of directors to oouHisf Ia
from to lh members ~ may b. deter.
meeting from year 60 year and hV mo.
kldlnR fur au Increase lu the capitalize
tom and number of shares of carltaI
sturk OF the corpora Hon from $40 CO.. n
$50 0o0. ana from $500 shares ~ f000
Shares and hY providing for the Mac.
ing OF the increased number o. shares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
SUMMONS

IN the Justices court in and for the
salt Lake city Precinct Salt Lake Coun-
ty State of Utah. VIM McBratueo,
Plaintiff u.s. a. Bohnstcdt Defendant
summons. -'rhe State of Utah 10 the
Said Defendant: You are hereby sum
moneI 90 appear before tho above on
titled Court within ten days after the
service Of this summons upon you. n
served within the County iu which this
action is brought, Otherwise within TWEEN
fE days after the service. and defend
the above entitled action brought
against SON Goo recover tho sum OF 81. 30
with interest duo thereon for goods.
wares and merchandise sold ana dellF-
cred ana for services rendered with an
oDsts of Fuit and in case of your failure
Go do $50. Judgment will boz rendered
against sou according 10 the demand ~
me complaint
Dated thIs 18th dav of August 1909.
STANLEY A. HANKS,
TuafIrn Of fnH IHDnUH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS
TO PREVENT TUBERCULOSIS

A ffEuPRIATlONS OF over
n fio00,000 for the suppression
n of consumption have been
made br 2S state legislatures
% session during the past year. ac-
'ahs lo statement issued
ODE National Association for the
'l'. and Prevention Of Tuberculosis.
'.'.' Jamar 4, 1909. 43 state and
'.0''THI LEGISLATURES have been in
'' OF this number. 2g have
l..'a a"s pertaining 10 tuberculosis.
t'' '.n.r have considered such leg
l'n and boz only seven states ucro
measures about consumptl1u
n''a boo aII IOl laws relating
' prevention or treatment of
H.. 'N'Hr. ulpaIs were considered
iss.. OFT inis number go we're
y. Obj. aI aus passed. "a Ocro i'm
I,- .' building now state .insil-
.''H. hrH .Iato -tuatort, f,r 6,t.,,.-
l. 5000 boz hult Boo pouns,lvapis
.I.uI thtrp tbrae ,,ut ha
r.... Arkansas. Oregon. Soutb
N.. ."r.h Dakota and FLORIDA. In
Mas. '"r h"rih Carolina. Indiana.
N... Sow Hampshire and
hr I'rrlailnn8 nave boon made
m. L... -H' ranatnua already be-
rr. "I Boa operation There are
bal. .t'" whore such inrtitutlons
a. established. Lyor, rfato
U.., ' Mississippi. e1rspt Illinois
A.i. 'H'H.H. Kentucky. Trnnessse
Ur.. .InINt md NIs.lsslppi hate
nu.gl. hospitals for u6crculosls
n1s. .'''. luuo. Ncu York. Ohio.
Hr aHo iowa. passrd laws sIy,
t.... county oWcors pou..r "a
r...-. I'HInslH H0uHioria without
Uonr.., rH al vote. In Maine
rr.. Rhode island. Ncu,
aa. nissan. iowa and Iysnss.
fna r.r..t.IlF Top the strict reporting
h..l ,.sll.n ol tuherculosis wore
hr D..t.".uh 0tr other states. lnrb,d-
h. ..l nl Columbia. have src,,
rl,.. Pa. national assoolation canl
HI.f .nH of ths Character a. ~.
mont a1l.lle in an organized move.
fI.. Prohibiting pron,isc.,...-
Az h public place. 49, s -, splt-
haus.s a..i 'Ilsfl Nania. New Jeraev
h. .t...' connecticut. spltters III
hnrd. "iu De- prosecuted and
ns,,,. ,iatss have this wear ,,..,.,
100000 10 be- spen a d slsn, ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

in tho treasury subject 10 sale or other
disposition By the Board on Directors.
ana providing NAY tne pre,ent stock
titled 10 and shall receive as a dividend
pro rata. only on the shares nov owned
hy them, so many of the treasury
shares az par as shall equal in amount
the amount OF the undivided pronts OF
tho corporation as shown b- Us books
at the close OF business on December
Nst 1879 and providing for the payment
% each director Of "a sum not exceeding
$40 for each directors meeting De may
attend. and ratlfying al. tho acts OF the
officers ana directors 70 date.
By order OF the Board ~ Directors.
j. T.. CAHoONs
President
a. n SMITH
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
o..,,tion Of New Liquor Regula-
ton in Boise is Un-
satisfactory.
uoes WOOD GIVES OPINION.
,u,,. of Gold Attracting Many to Ne"
pi-co,cric- in Ncvad"--''"n"
FRAUD Uncnrthcd.

.-#... |HI i'UIHfHI NilNNll Vol
,lsr Nov. lS.-Thc saloon Ques-
IL f.7 remains an vnsolved prob
n l,-, for the Boise municipal au-
II charities. The ordinance re-
.,.. rsss,d recurring an screens and
..-. q. be- removed from the front
80. of saloons. which We're evil
5.-.y intended to have a wholesome
~, moon the community is now be-
..5ddlcd by public criticism. Throw
-. ,t. interior of the numerous broth
"A amen 20 tine gaze OF every passer-
K. eyrp little children. is thought by
,..oy 10 have a very demoralizing ef-
fsef upon the community.
Jpdee Fremont Wood Of the district
,6r has volunteered am opinion on
rs new saloon ordinance. which me
cate M connection with ruling in the
rss Of ,he application for license of
6 A. Mclaughlin proprietor Of the
MINI bsr The judge declared that the
ordinance not only utterly failed In
rs purpose but tied the hands OF the
city council 10 such a manner as to
sepfye t of discretionary power to
cancel licenses conferred by the muni-
cIpa charter
SO question for a long time has
aroused so much local discussion and
diversity Of opinion as has resulted
ton the passage Of the ordinance
above referred to. Those who were
strongest zoo their views that strict
regulatory measures should and must
Do passed 90 keep the saloons within
reasonable bounds now aver that they
nsvar dreamed that the effect Of such
aa ordinance would DE construed so
literally and dld not think that so
many youthful eyes would view the
eaulr and glitter that some Of these
places present
S1onmeu are almost unanimous in
DE declaration that their business has
GN decreased at an since the new
equation went into effect The min
sr of the city hold diversified opin-
IONS on The question and the printed
statements Of prominent local women
,hoW The same condition to obtain One
prominent minister for instance, stat
20 "The only way 10 regulate a sheep
Killing dog SIS 10 cut off its head An
nt-H thinks 70 one Of the best meas
lr yci passed by the council" Even
ha a.ty council itself Is divided on the
question
NEW CITY ORDINANCES.
Certain new ordinances passed by
% city council az lis meeting the first
Of The week are Of particular interest.
especially 30. s,3. which prohibits the
turning OF automobiles in the street ex-
wt 90 Intersection corners. thus doing
aaay with the reckless slowing aud
tbking ul motor cars In the busy
Streets whore lives arc often endan-
rod by such action.
An ordinance was also passed pro-
o.tiHg the free and promiscuous dis
U7lion of samples OF medicines and
Hf This measure was doubtless
alod Tor from q recent occurrence
wherein little child came nearly loos-
me- 'ts life from eating some pills
Wagh were lrft on the porch OF the
4uily residence
IMPORTANT LAND RULING.
Io au opinion rendered by the regis
A 'ad receiver of tho local a. g. land
'H.. "-Dilfd professional contest
aa.s We're dealt severe blow. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
CONRAD DE BUISSERET.
Ne" minister from Belgium to the United states

Grafton no his strong physical oondl-
tion, through being strict observer OF
Tho word oi wisdom is due his speedy
recovery.
w is. Earton. local manager or the
Preston opera house, mad, "a trip Co
salt Lake on business pertaining TO
their heating plant Some repairs are
necessary and additional radiators are
to bee placed iu the main hau
j. g.. Jensen has given up his posi-
ton with the Cache Valley Implement
company and has accepted O. position
with the Reeves Machine company.
A fine boy has arrived at the home Of
Edwin a. Crockett and one at the home
of Thomas O. Palmer Richard Jensen
is also wearing q smile over an arrival
at their home
}. @. Smith was in salt Lake ON
business Tuesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

SILVER nIPPER MINING COMPANY
principal place of business lts Su. Main
street salt Lake city Utah.
NOTICE is hereby given mat 1t IL
meeting on the board Of directors ~ lhe
Silver Dipper Mining Company. heid nn
the End day OF October 1909 nn aaarsH
mout Of ono.aigteenth 900 of one cent
per share was levied and aaHefaed on ieo
capital stock ~ said corporation pas ahl.
az the onioe of the CO.,. Room fb neou
Building Salt Lake CITY Utah. 90 Nhas.
~ Street secretary. on or before 10
vembor 2ith. 1850. Any stock upon which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

The matter OF The estate OF Louis Auu.ls
deceased. Notice of Salo Of Real and
Personal Property THE undersigned u III
sell "a private sale. ON or after tIe Ist
day of December 1909 the following
described real and personal property to-
Wit
Real Estate. Commencing az "a point
hfty-f0ur and fourth rods north Of the
ter of section six. township four south.
range one east salt Lake Meridian.
running thence cast rnITtv-srNcu and
threc-fourtus rods. thence uoftn forty
three rods. thence west seven and ONE
half rods. thence north five rods. thence
west thirty ana uue-fOurfh rods, thence
south forty-cight rods TO place of be
ginning
Personnel Property Thirteen and one
hIf shares of the capital stock ~ tho
East Jordan Irrigation Company
buggy. ] horse. 4 mower. I rake. a hay
rack P sleigh. q CART J pillow. A tongue
srr1per l-a Interest iu has halnr. I nuu-
board. 4 dresser, 4 sowing machine.
rut d stand 4 flower h0N a tlbIa. bed
si'HdH m shares nf fhe capital stock of
ihf Irapor Commercial CO.
Bids viii hn received nN Marion Vs.
AudTu7 Draper Salt lakr County. state
of Utah. t.Fws of EaIr cash. Do UnU ..uf
If time ui elI". balance upon ,nufUWa-
zion
MARION rs ANRpus
Administrator Estate luu.s AudTuH. U".
stewart a. stewart Auomrsa fr As.
WiHlsfrsf1T.
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said assessment shall remain unpaid on
tho Said Nov 24th. 1859. will De delin-
qucnt and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment is made
before. viii be sold on the 10Th day OF
December, 1909 at D.. m- Of said day,
60 pay the said delinquent assessment,
thereon. together with the costs OF adj
yertlslng and expenses of sale
CHAs r.. STREET, Secretary.
Date Of first publication, oct %, 1909