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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
nEInEss N A RUNAWAY.

Philade lphia. Nov 29.-As result "
Injuries received in runaway accident
while driving boz Paramount park yes
tcrday. Niss Martha WfIghtinan, an
heireas, daughter Of Mrs Jones Nister
and niece of Mrs Annie Meisntman
Walker Penn cld one of The richest
women Ia me world, Is ~ h.spitai,
Miss susnan whitney. a daughter OF
Prof whitney Of Yale. escaped serious
harm. The horse driven by Miss
Welghiman became frlsnteled ~ az
automobile aud dashed WILDLY through
the park upsetting their carriage ana
throwing OUT both young women. aur-
geons state Miss Wcighimans injuries
are not severe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
CLEPPER GOT AWAY.
Man Wanted In Ogden JUMPS Through
Window OF Rink With skates On.

Especial 10 The News)
Cheyenne, wyo.. Nov. 2e.-George Clep-
per was having a nice little time 10
himself sunday night doing the grape
vino aud a few other stunts IN a roller
stating rink iu this CITY lie carried
with him "a big load in the form OF a
warning conscience. however, and when
lie heard a bystan0er remark that there
we're some United states secret service
men present looking for somebody he did
not even take time 10 take on his skates.
Carrying the sash and glass with him
Clepper dove through window aud
deputies are stil after him. lie took TO
the brush and thero is an exciting chase
now ON after bin.
Cleppcr Is The last OF tho men who
have not bean apprehended who were Inc
dlcted by the federal grand jury lie is
wanted on a charge OF forging an order
for registered letter
postofhco Inspector Lowe b. very
much disappointed over the fact that
Clepper made his getaway"
n have an idea that Clepper is an old
timer IN crooked work said the in-
Fpect0r this morning "Ie IA wanted
here IN salt Lake on a charge OF forg-
ing an order Tor a registered letter be-
in the DOoly block. This letter had a
very valuable mining paper in a. but
clepper DID not get away with Il.
There IA also local charge against
Ciopper lie IL charged with passing a
bogus check for 50 on. the Rep Top "a
loon. RE got this money and disap-
pearcd. For some time he Was work ing
here - an advertiser Tor a directory
company aud cut very wide fwath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
MYSTERY IN RANCE CASE.

Mystery sam surrounds the case or
Charles d. Rance who sustained pos
sibly fatal Injuries in the backyard 81.
the home 81 bis brother-in-law, ". ~.
Rlsley "a east Fourth south street
last saturday morning about fi0
o'clock
Tho authorities who have Investigated
thc matter cannot dennltCly arrive ~ a
conclusion as a. how Rance was in
iured Three theories have Developed.
n De- claimed hy Rance himself that he
vas assaulted by an aasailant whom hs
ana not see al mo time, but regarding
whom he has atrnng suspci0us, which
~ refuses % diyuige nov.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
GIRLS BRAVERY
SAVES CHIL0'S LIFE

New York, Nov. 29--Remarkable luck
and the bravery and presence Of mind
~ Bertha Rosenthal saved the life Of
Cecilia Snyder. n 3-year-old child who
fell from the window OF a moving Sec
ond avenue elevated train directly be-
tween the dreaded third r8il and an
inner car rail. Just in front OF the
northbound platform of station Miss
Rosenthal. who was on the south bound
platform. noticed the child lying on the
track and, throwing aside her furs and
Jacket. she leaped upon The track and
made her way across the rails 10 the
baby
She found Cecilia tightly wedged be-
tween the reils. but BY summoning all
her strength. she succeeded IN tearing
her loose, Just before train came
rushing to the station. Cecilia was lit
tie hurt and was soon restored 10 her
distracted parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
zELAYA THREATENS
AMERICAN CONSUL
ror Safety Latter Has Been Per-
mitted 10 Occupy Legation,
As Being More Secure.
ANARCHY NOT IMPROBABLE.
persistent Rmors Are That irios May
Become Prcsident--6isi"e In
Ills Favor Reported.

washington. Nov. 29.-The United
e,,,es consul at Nanagua has been
,,r.s,ersd by President zelaya and he
~, b..n granted permission to occu-
,As leeatlon premises, as being more
ss,a,e The Nicaragusn congress viii
,,.mble wednesday. Dec. I, and II Is
..,,.or,s that President zelaya win re-
-. and possibly attempt to escape
rr,m the country ct night by the Pacific
los. Anarchy q is said, may ensue.
Persistent rumors from various quar-
,sr, indicate that irias may succeed Ze-
lava as president Of Nicaragua.
This Information, IL was announced
o5sv is embodied in kilograms de-
MOD in Transmission and received at
~ state department from the consul
sic representatives OF the United
states IN Nicaragua.
rbs first telegram dated Managna
sfatos that Leroy Cannon was captured
al p and Leonard GrOce on Nov. ?.
rrsr were executed NOV. II and no
rrrs reached the department OF the
execution until the nth
Members Of the Red Cross arriving
,rsn castillo say Cannon ana GrUce
ysre captured while they were lost on
The hanks Of the san Juan river, lud
that the captain Of a ship called then,
promising not 10 harm them
These allegations were Ia part con-
srnsd by the Nicaraguan press. which
stated the execution was for an attempt
10 blow Up steamers. The execution
caused general indignation, which WAS
shared BY the COMMUNICATIVE hief.
A Nicaraguan lawyer declared tia
execution was unlawful The Nicara-
yuan captapin Is IN prison for having
refused to carry out Zelaya's sentence
that tho Americans be shot
ANARCHY MAY ENsuE.
Another telegram from the consul at
Mauagua states that on Nov. "a pla-
cards appeared on the walls in Managua
isorlng the revolution and denounc-
ins President Zelaya. One OF the other
euasus had information that President
zsya was prepared TO escape. An
snky he states, may ensue. The con-
~ asked permission 10 occupy the lega-
ton premises as being secure against
pwble vandalism and this has been
s.aied % him.
AAter telegram from the consul ut
Bufslds says Cannon and Groce re-
fstuyely were Northumberland and
ogbnsl Of engineers in the revolution
an army and both were regularly en-
listed under the commands Of Gen.
Glmmorro
The highest revolutionary leaders
declare Groce. acting In the line OF duty,
vas with an outpost OF 10 men beyond
The camp Of Gen. Chammorro. and Can
non with tWo men, had been sent be-
yohd 10 survey a new position. The
outpost was surprised by the forces Of
Gen. Toledo and both officers were cap
tired
Cen Chammorro afterwards learned
ION an officer OF the Zelaya army
hat both Americans had been put TO
dath by order OF President Zelaya.
rai Gen. Toledo refused 10 carry out
Ne order and took them both 10 Fort
Castillo
dispatch from Corinto states that
Is reported there that 1900 troops
q The revolutionary army are In Chin
eagra and there Is a rumor OF a rising
n he west IN favor OF Irias.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
RAN AWAY FROM HOME,
GIRL FOUND DEAD

Chicago. NOV. 29.-Mss Mabel storl-
ing, rs years old, ran away from her
home ia East Chicago, IND. sat
urday and yesterday morning was
found dying In a room in a lodging
house in Chicago. apparently having
swallowed chrboliC acid with suicidal
intent
Death came before she could explain
Why she ran away or why she desired
10 die. N her death was suicide. The
mystery was deepened IN tho after
noon when three Young msn called at
tho hotel and inquired about Miss
sterling unaware seemingly, that Ahe
was dead. They told Potter Hassfuther,
the desk clerk. that she had run away
from home. They hurried away when
informed that Miss Sterling had KILLED
herself The police are searching for
the men In the hope that they can
explain matters that are now puzzle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
JEALOUSY CAUSES
SHOOTING AND SUICIDE

Port Costa Cal, Nov. 29.-Frank
pl'al railroad swltchman, early to-
lsy shot Leona Edmunds, a waitress
2 local hotel and turning the pistol
VIZ himself an hour later committed
.lAiee by shooting himself through
ns heart Although suffering from
~ bullet wounds ana a possible
aa@lurc Of the skull. II Is expected that
woman will recover.
.neh A W. Jones was attracted by
screams Of tine woman and the
alA or the shots he found Duval
sung MS victim over the head with
,tfolFer. As Jones dragged the
,elueu woman from the room. Duval
raPied 10 hre again but the ham
idel4 'N"PPe" on empty
a., s'aes returned in time to see Duyal
No shots into his own body.
,l, ne uead man left a sealed letter
n ssed 10 his brother in Sacrap,en.
non,slh sre Duval lived until four
,s 'sal'asy 3 said 10 have been the
Tsr5, of the suicide ana attemnted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
TWO MEN KILLED IN
THANKSGIVING DUEL

AlbuaucrQue. \. NJ. NOV. 2e.--News
OF a Thanksgiving day duel al Fair
view. ~ NJ. in which both participants
we've killed has just reached here.
James B. Taylor. well known cattleinsn
and foreman Of the United states
Treasury mine in Sierra county, and
Isaac Futch. cattleman, had been enc
mics ever since the latter's wedding
year ago, 10 which he had failed 70
invite the wife OF Taylor. The men had
quarreled frequently over this sllgnt
and Thanksgiving day drew their rc-
volvers upon meeting again and opened
battle Each was wounded twice ard
both died almost instantly. Fairview
is so miles from railroad or other COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
FATHER REUNITED TO
CHILDREN AFTER YEARS

Chicago Nov - Henry Dcplidgc,
FOR "A years separated from his chill
dren and supposed by them 10 be dead,
walked into the house OF one of his
daughters IN Chicago Saturday night
and yesterday there was family re-
union IN which four generations we're
represented
AR Deplidge is 70 years old. and Tor
half "A century sailed the Great Lakes,
first 81 a common sailor and later as
mate and captain. lie retired six
years ago and has been living I'm Buff
faio. Mr. Deplidge decided few
days ago 10 come Co Chicago and
search for his sons nd daughters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
BURGLAR NEATLY
TRAPPED BY A MAID

Chicago. Nov. 29.-IIiding under bed
and waiting for the family to retire, "a
burglar was trapped by a maid Satur-
day night IN the home OF Henry ".
Carter. Yesterday the family found
two diamond rings and a brooch valued
at $500 which the intruder threw on the
lawn after bis arrest. Pretending not
10 have seen him. tho maid went sing
ing from the room, then ran to a tele-
phone and summoned the police. Two
gold watches and three diamond rings
which the Carriers were unable to lden-
tify as their property were found IN the
mans possession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
ONE MAN PARDoNED.
State Board Paroles Two and COM
mutcs Sentence OF Third Prisoner.

Tho state board OF pardons granted
a pardon 10 but one man Saturday
afternoOn--to Ralph a.. Mickey
Union Pacific brakeman convicted Of
attempted robbery in summit county,
June "a last. and sentenced Ia one year
for taking fares from hohoes riding
IN box ears and pocketing the cash.
Russell Earl convicted OF forgery In
Cache county. and sent up Tor two
years. WIS paroed Tho sentence of
william Fisher convicted OF burglary
Boa the second degrcec, was COMMITTED.
The manager OF the firm from whom
Fisher stole a LOT OF ale, joined with
others in asking for tho communication.
and the prisoner Will be- released Dec.
1. The petition OF John D. Newton
for rehsaring OF application. ives de-
MED, The board continued the appli-
cations OF r. lomata, Nick prusslng.
George Parry hyrum Mlscman. How
ara A. Sorcnson, Robert n. smith.
william Kees ana Harvey lass John
Peterson, sent up from Weber county
for FELONY. WAS narnioi. All other ap-
pllcations were denied,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
MARRIED IN PRESENCE
OF HER DEAD FATHER

Chicago, Nov. Beside the body OF
her father. James Howard, formerly sec
etary OF the Washington Park club. aud
one Of the best known horsemen Of the
country. Miss Juanita G. Howard was
married today 10 Irving Herriott
The last wish Of Mr.. Howard who was
fatally injured by an automobile last
week, was that his daughter should be
cense could be obtained the man who v-as
known az the father OF the American
Derby" died. Tho funeral service was
set for this afternoon aud before the
last rites Mes Howard and Mr. Herriott
stood beside the open casket and were
married.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
HUGHES WILL ENFORCE
LAWS AGAINST PUGILlSM

Albany. \. y, May Gov Hughes
has written Atty. Sanford and sheriff
Besch Of Albany county that, having
received information that the Knicker,
hooker Athletic club OF Albany had
planned a 20-round prize fight to take
place ~ Bulls Head Tavern on the
Troy road on Dec. ., he would hold the
authorities responsible for any viola
ton OF the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
RAIN ADDS TO MISERY
OF EvlcTED TENANTS

Ludlow, Mass. Nov 2s-Rain today
adds in the misery of the 800 persons
eylcted saturday from tenements owned
By the Ludlow Misunderstanding ass0cia-
ton hecause OF strike IA the mills Tho
household effects Of the eyicted persons
were piled IN q heap in tho street
The work OF eviction was suspended
today. but Il waa announced that on
Wednesday the occupants Of the other
houses owned by the company would be
ordered 10 leave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
OFFICIALS ARE COMING.
Head Men OF Equitable life Company
VIII Arrive Here Dee. :.

Officials % the Equitable Life Al
suranoe society OF New York win b. in
Salt Lake on Dec. z. and IL u said that
their visit IL for the purpose OF look
ms over tho city FOR the purpose OF
further Investment. The Equitable a.
already heavily interested Ia salt Lake.
iu the visiting party viii be MI. Rosen
field, assistant 20 Paul Morton tho presl-
dent Mr. Roseufeld is known 10 be a
close friend uf samuel Al Auerbaeh.
who last week became SO heavily in-
tcrcsted In local real estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
JEWELRY SWINDLERS
ARRESTED IN PARIS

Paris, Nov 29.--fNour men and
woman who have posed here as Amer
lean miiliOnaires but are alleged 10
compose a gang Of International swind-
lers were arrested today charged with
extensive stealing and defrauding OF
Jewellers. Jewels valued at $4,000 were
found al their home. The police claim
these were stolen from European
houses. Two OF the men gave their
names as John Fraucks OF New York,
who Is said 10 have once been expelled
from France, and Jacob Hymen ~
philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
FACULTY TO DECIDE.
Football Team May 60 10 Cedar City
For Game With Branch Normal.

The faculty OF the university holds
meeting this Afternoon 90 decide whother
permission ahall be- given $40 football
team 20 80 down 10 Cedar cay for Ia
game with the Branch Normal athictcs.
M Ia believed that permission Will be-
given and the praHuy grldiron heroes
will give an exhibition on what football
b. 20 the team in ihe south. Barton ana
Wilkinson, Two old mon on ihf uniNor-
atty team are with cedar Clty. ana 4
pretty good contest 10 LOGGED for.
President hlngshur} Will deliver an ad-
dress 90 the mcdicrl preparatory stu-
dents tomorrow morning az if.n
The Nomau'a Athletic association az
no school Will hold a meeting Wcdnes-
day, lee. I. az b. m. a representative
from zach girls clafh Will be- la attend
ance. "A harketha u schedule viii BE- an
ranged, ON friday basketball game
will be played hetween the old Alpha
and omeEa teams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
BOY c0NFESSES TO
PLANNING BANK ROBBERY

ST. Louis, Nov 2s.-Tom Gallagher.
y years old, captured after the police
had surrounded the Lafayette bank
early today, confessed that he. with an
other boy had planned 10 rob me bank
The other boy, who was acting a. a
lookout fed.
Gallagher, Who has assembled 10 the
third hoor of tho building la tho effort
10 get into the hanks quarters, was
captured az he descended the hra os-
c1pc.
THE other boy put me up 60 g." hs
said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
INJECTOR OF EDUCATION
FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Manila, Nov. 2s--Frank White was
today appointed director Of education
for the Philippine Islands to succeed
DR. Barrows, resigned. Mr.. White has
been assistant director OF education
here for several years He was reared
in Nebraska, was graduated from the
University of Chicago in 1900 and came
to the Philippines in the following year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
BRYAN TO TOUR SOUTH
AND CENTRAL AMERICA

~ Paso, Tex. Nov 2s-Nilliam Jen-
nings Bryan Is preparing 10 tour south
and Central America and visit the Pana-
ma canal Mr. Bryan passed through
this city last night and said that after
hunting ducks few days in the neigh
borhood OF Galveston he would visit his
ranch az Mission. Texas. and then 10
last rites Mics Howard and Mr. HerriOtt
later for Panama. then make a tour OF
east through Atlantic 20 Florida. and sail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION RESTRAINED

Washington. Nov. 2s-The supreme
court Of the United States today ar
firmed the decision OF the United states
cirVuit court for the district OF Mime
sofa, restraining the enforcement OF the
order OF the interstate commerce CONF
mission reducing from Sc 10 81 per
car terminal charges on live stock on
the railroads entering Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
GEN. THOMAS H. BARRY
GOES TO CALIFORNIA

Washington. Nov. 29.-Mai.-Gen
Thomas N. barry. who has been on
spepciai duty la this city since he re-
nnqulshed command of the army Of
cuban puclhcation last spring was t.
day ordered 10 proceed % san Fran
cisco and assume command OF the de-
partment of California, which has been
Without "a permanent commander since
the retirement OF Gen Weston several
weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
THE ALSoP CLAIM.
United states ana Chne All King I'D
ward 90 Mediate H.

London. nov. ga request that
King Edward mediate the AFlop claim
dispute between the United states and
chile Was made by me united states
through the foreign ONCE today
His majesty had been communicated
with Informally on the subject before.
reply.
Later la the day "A similar request
Vas received from the chilean govern
mUnt Ia forwarding these requests ~
King Edward, n D. understood the for
eiEn 0filce adyisad his majesty that in
View OF the fact that both parties de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
10Sl'c PRINTER DoNNELLY.


g. eo.,l'nslon' Nov. % -rbo ,i..n
prnts,r' irllsaion has summo,.1 p p s,fs-
D. 4. ronnelly a. aDre'r 49, NV 'uDlle
Shar,s ~ show cause WIN n. e ~, ~ on
w. 81 ~ naturalization 'a~s u, p'i',u
n.,nt ,.,.s' ana employe I'd t@''' .. dohn
b. N. ,hllns ofacc. Mo 49,, ib,o ~ .fn,
sbar5 foreman that be ca ,e ~ 'old
a. M. 'ooh leave With nsv ~ 'ivi nc
ssf ,, q. alleges. ana 9b.s ei'i.h Was
Nogsn,,n nis work for thr,t ''sl hiin-
Onfl'l last. 10 30 nom" ~ any. M
H. rss return 10 work Il. ,' @'n Net.
'insnto....s. e nafged ana MAJ IN n.ilhed
ofaI,s. linANnn' haa "''he ol
nlsslsr "',n with The owl ser,,a MED
Ia,..' az reason Tor sueh S,f'ee CON-
llnrhaon an appeal 10 Ren wy. laise'
'N oi whom No ~ ~ I ,',snt.tife
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
sTocKMEN REJoIcEs.
LABOR LEADERS
ASK FOR CERTI0RAIRI

Washington. Nov eg--The petition
for a writ of certiorairi in the contempt
proceedings against Samuel Gompcrs,
John Mitchell ana Frank Morrison,
officers Of the American Federation OF
Labor in connection with the Buck
stove and Range company litigation.
which II granted, would have the ef-
feet Of bringing up the whole case, was
today presented TO the federal supreme
court by Alton y. Parker Of New York
The c3urt took the subject under ad-
ViSemdnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
SshIAl CLUB DISCUSSES
AsRoNAUTIcAL MAPS

inp.ro aoy .3.--At a meeting Of the
SIDED or., Aeiial Club OF Berlin. pre-
tended NJ, r py Count Zeppelin ana AZ
Esnersl -, number OF officers on he
i0csr ,' l"ns OF the army ana na~v
haps MAJ va Prepsration OF aoronautical
should she asIsed that such charts a.
ne an6scs lhe marked variations al
q eIectrIc N as Wen as the location
tlmctlons .bn ,,s ana othei aerial Oh.
mItlos wbi'i' la ne useful A com.
tss appoint, includes Count zoppelln
On The sublect lo gather Information
nom acronatlc cxperte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
NAMES ARE CHANGED.
Great Natural Bridges Given New Dcs.
ignaiiOns on state Maps

The names of the srest natural bridges
Of utah, ss they appear upon tho maps
which have lust appeared af Che Office
~ ne state surveyor general are entire
D. different from those which were used
By mo dltcot efcre Tho Augusta Dr. caI-
90 me oNachomO, lie Edwin. kachlnH,
ana the Carolyn. s|papu. william 81
Douglas, examiner ~ surveys and Oom-
ruel of thesf maps. glNes no reason Tor
Tie changs ln The namea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
MoRoocAN rRIREs sunMnr.

Melilla, Moo. Nov. 2e.-The chiefs OF
the important Moroccan tribes OF Ka-
byles. Benz Boufrur and Benz sidel. to-
day made formal submission 70 Gen
Marina With much ceremony.
Tho chief even offered 10 raise a ma
tive force and join the Spanish troops
against such Moors as we're atill hos
tile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29

cnt. Mr Rodgers was reinstated but tho
charge OF insubordinauon was not
withdrawn.
Mr. Bingham maintained Il Is said,
that Rodgers had a legal right to alb
sent himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
FIREMAN KILLED
IN COLLISION

parsous Kan. Nov ga hreman
was kllcd and several passengers were
Injured ln a collision al olive near here
today between a nofihbound Missouri.
Kansas a Texas passenger train and
an engine sent out 20 hag the passen-
ger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29
MOSCOW, UTAH. POSTMASTER.

Especial 10 The Newsl
Washington, ID. a.. Nov s-l0rin
Hall has been appointed postmaster al
Moscow heaNer aounty utah. Nice j.
"A Peterson resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-29

sired him 60 act as arbitrator there
Was no reason why be should not ac-
ccpt the invitations.