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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
EPHRAIM NEWS NOTES.

Ephrs ina. Jan. 27.--The funeral services
over Mrs. Mons Nelson were held yester-
day at the tabernacle. Mrs. Nelson was
one Of the early settlers Of this COM
munity and many relatives and friends
were present to show their respects to the
departed. Mrs. Nelson died from a can
Ger from which she had been suffering
for several months The services were
conducted by Andrew Thompson. jr, nd
the academy choir furnished the music
under the direction of Professor Frank A.
Christensen. The following spoke words
of praise of the departed: Andrew Thomp-
son. jr-. \. o. Anderson. Henry Beal. An
drew Thompson, sr. Andrew L. Ander-
son. Many beautiful floral tributes from
relatives and friends were placed on the
casket Interment was in the Park cene-
terry.
The directors of the Bank OF Ephraim
met last night at the bank building and
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Assessment Notice.

BLACK JACK CONSOLIDATED srr>--
ing company. Principal place of bushes
Provo, Utah. Notice is hereby given fhst
AZ meeting OF the board Of directors ~
the Black Jack Consolidated Mfnins com
pany, held on the 18th day Of JanUsrv.
1913 an assessment no. g. Of one ~ cert
per snare was levied on the outstsndine
capital stock OF the CORPORATION rsvabrs
Immediately TO r. 2. Allen. secretsr,
room z, Knight block, Provo CITY. T-tsb
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain u1pai1 On Monday, Februsrs
-. 1879, will be delinquent and advertised
Tor sale at public auction. and unless nav
meut IS made before, will be sold on Fri
Jay March .. 1879, at the hour Of O'Clock
p. m. to pay the defin1uent assessment
together with the cost Of advertising and
expense OF sale r. L ALLEN
1,<~. Secretarv-
Utah. '-'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
RHEUMATISM PRESCRIPTION.

The following prescription. while
very simple and harmless. win be
found to work wonders in curing lamf
back and all kinds OF rheumatism. pu-
rifying the blood and kidneys and re-
storing the system to normal health
and VigOr. II is inexpensive consider
ing its effectiveness, and can be mixed
at home. The ingredients are well
known and can be supplied by any
well-stocked drug store
"One ounce compound syrup Of Sar-
sapsrilla; one ounce Toris compound
These 10 be added 10 half pint Of whis-
ky and used In tablespoonful doses be-
fore each meal all at bedtime. The
bottle must be shaken well each
time"
Good /ssSlts from this treatment are
apparent after the first few doses. al
though it would be a mistake to dis
continue its use until the health is fully
recovered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
SEEK FOR GEORGE MILTON.
Smooth Individual Passes Fraudulent
Checks on Brigham City
Merchants.

Brigham. Jan IA young fellow by
the name Of George Milton caused some
little excitement in our city Saturday af-
ternoon by the passing of several bogus
checks. lie succeeded in getting some
$50 worth of goods and money in change
for the checks. Yesterday afternoon a
note was found on the desk at the post
office, addressed to the chief Of police.
stating: Il have succeeded in getting
some good money Of the business men
here and m off. Catch me if you can.
George Milton"
The officers are in pursuit Of the fellow
and IL is hoped he will be captured. Il
was not found out until Monday that the
checks were not good.
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elected Peter Lund as one of the board OF
directors IN place o. Peter Grcaves, who
recently sent in his resignation
The little child Of Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Anderson died at their home in this CITY
after an illness of only a few DAYS. The
funeral will take place at the family res
idence this afternoon
Born-To Mesdames +. Kil1pa ok. Jessie
Lowry and a. II. Anderson, ali of Manti.
baby girls. Saturday night
Palmer BertlcsOn underwent an opera-
ton at the office Of DR. Logan during the
week in having a large tumor removed
from his forehead.
The Spring City people are much in IA
vor OF prohibition as most of its citizens
signed the petition which va s circulated.
Tom Taylor is slowly recovering from
the injuries he received while hauling
wood from the west mountains
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Epilepsy, Fits

My son was cured of a very bad
case of epilepsy with DR.. Miles
Nervine." MRS. d. BAKER,
Cleveland, Ohio.
my little girl who was afflicted
with St. Vitus' Dance is now entirely
well. after taking Dr. Miles Nervine
only four months"
MRS. e. @. BENNETT, Alma, Mich.
These diseases have been cured in
so many instances, that we do not
think there is any longer any doubt
that they arc durable diseases.
Being nervous diseases they yield
to the soothing and Strengthening
influence of
DR.. Miles Nervine.
Though stubborn, persistent treat
ment is almost sure to effect cure
by restoring nervous energy.
The first bottle will benefit; n not,
your druggist will return your money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
Deadlock In Illinois.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. 27.-No election re-
suited from the joint ballots taken today
for United States senator.
After four joint ballots. from the eight
teenth to the twenty-first. inclusive, the
joint session rose for the day. The voting
showed q net loss of II votes for Sena-
tor Hopkins, from the IS which he re-
ceived on the seventeenth ballot yester-
day, TO the 70 given OF the twenty-first
today.
The names of Judge l. ' Sherman and
former Governor Yates 2 ere voted for.
and were greeted with cheers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
ONE VOTE SHORT
ON JOINT BALLOT
Stephenson Fails of Re- eIec-
ton in Observation-Disclosures
in Illinois Continues.

Madison, Wis, Jan. Ex-senator Isaac
Stephenson lacked but one vote of being
reelected TO the United States senate for
a fun term on the first ballot in Joint
assembly today. There being two sena-
tors absent, the total vote was 131. thus
requiring 90 votes for choice Senator
Stephenson received 60
Several members who voted for him yes
terday deserted him today. as the charge
OF primary corruption has been made
against him.
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Speech by Rristovg.

Topeka. Kan, Jan. Z7.-The election OF
Joseph L. Bristow of SaIiLa at United
states senator, succeeding Chester 1.
Long. for the six-year term beginning
March 4. next, was ratified BY the house
and senate in joint session here today.
The vote; BristOw, IFS: Hugh p Far
reilly. Democrat, of Chanute IS
Senator Bristow addressed the Joint ses-
sion following the ratification.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
IDAHO LANDS RESTORED.


Washington, Jan. Z.-At the request OF
the governor Of Idaho a tract of about
1900 acres Of land, withdrawn I'm con-
nection with the Dubois irrigation pro-
Ject. In Idaho, has been restored to the
public domain. The lands lie in town
shop s north ranges "a and % east. and
will be reclaimed by private enterprise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28

Many little lives have been saved by
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough, 1t is
the only safe remedy for infants and
children as II contains no opiatss or
other narcotic drugs. and children like
FOley's Honey and Tar. Careful meth
ers keep a bottle in the house. Refuse
substitutes F. J. Hill Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28

You would not delay taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first sign Of kid
ney or bladder trouble if you realized
that neglect might result in Bright
disease or diabetes. Folevs Kidney
Remedy correSts irregularities and
cures all kidney and bladder disorders.
T. ]. Hill Drug Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
NeWIands for President.

Carson City, New, Jan Ex-senator
Francis G. Newlands was elected to sue
coed himself by joint ballot of the Ne
vsds legislature today. The vote was
unanimous and there was passed with
out a dissenting vote a resolution pre-
sentinR Senator Newlands' name for con
sideTation as the next Democratic candf-
date for the presidency.
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Sumner.

Exercises to be held at the summon
school at 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon:
Chorus. FAIRIES Moonlight Dance.
-.-.-. Pupils of Eighth 3 and Eighth \
Piano solo, "Old Black Joe"
.-.-.--.-.-.-...-...-..... Marie Eddington
Vocal solo, The Rosary ..............
,----.-.-.-- Helen Hsuberch. Eighth 3
Drill ...--.---.-- Girls of Eighth "A Glass
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contradieted Themselves.


differing from their former testimony al
the trial and preliminary examination.
but both reiterated what they had said
before concerning the alleged conspiracy
to bump Sullivan off. as the latter put
it.
Deming insisted that Joe Sharp. then
deputy sheriff. had promised him immu-
nifty II he would agree to get Sullivan to
try and break out and Sullivan tcrrobo-
rated MIN to the extent of saving that
Deming had promptly told hfm about It.
Sheriff Sharp and former Sheriff Emery
admitted that they had endes vored to get
Deming TO find out where Joe Garcia was
from Sullivan. They denied all the rest
Of the story
Sullivan was brought In from the state
prison by Deputy Warden Andrew IRE
and Guard William Davis He was close
~ watched every moment of the time
The hearing Of evidence vas concluded
about 4 O'Clock. DeBling then began his
rambling argument He denounced the
sheriff and deputies. but at no time did he
life his eyes nor did his voice change
from the low monotone he used all
through the trial. IN his conclusion he
said: Il accuse Sheriff Sharp and the
former sheriff OF trying TO get me to help
them kill Joe Sullivan, and do this on my
oath, so help me God For this Sheriff
Sharp, then deputy sheriff. promised me
protection and immunity. know that
ne never intended to give me this immu-
nifty. He takes refuge now behind his pO-
sition and there Is nothing with me but
my own word against that OF the whole
sheriff's force. but 7 ask you to believe
that. Il is all I can do"
District Attorney Loofbourow said but
a few words and the case went TO the
jury shortly after O'clock, the jury re-
turning with their verdict Of guilty about
s o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
GRADE SCHOOL EXERCISES

Five OF the grade schools will at the
end Of this week which is also the end
Of the first semester. promote classes To
the high school Midyear graduation"
exercises will take place in several OF the
schools and attractive programs viii be
presented These pupils will make large
increase Ia the attendance at the high
school for this half-year. eighty leaving
the Lafayette school alone. The pro-
grams are given below;
Lafayette.
Exercises to be held in the assembly
room of the Lafayette school this evening
Girls Chorus-"wind of the Western
Sea -.----.-----.--- .----.-----------
Violin soio--...------.------.-.: John kTause
SOLO -.----. ---------------.---.L Lillian Phelps
Glass Prophecy .-..-..-..--.........Ro Room ,.
Girls ChoTus-"Last Night" ............
Class Prophecy ...------.--.--------R Room =
solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES May Gray
Glass Poem ........--...... Richard Burton
Selection ---...Lsfayette School Orchestra
Entrance OF class ----.--..-.....-.....-.
Chofus ----.-- ----------------..--.---- -Ciass
Address -.--.-..-.........--.-..s
Presentation Of certificates. .....-...-...
Graduates-Annie G. Butler Priscilla
beth Erickson, Lily F. Hardy. Eliza Lind
say, Victoria Midgiey. Rosalie Reynolds.
Ivy Spencer, Mildred Tanner. Vera
Marie Vinegar. Theresa Crawford.
n tuDld GuHB- E-lITtUd JOEfSrH. hdlt
Romney, Ef1er Watson, Verna Wiley,
Gladys Young. Andrew Arnesen. Joseph
Game, Ira Dern. Archie Erskine, lie Roy
Gum, Gladys Burt, Helen Cook. Annie
Cumm ock, Bertha Mae Gray, Hazel Kerr,
Annie Lucas, Agnes Pitt, Lily Rohn.
Helen Stout, Josephine EARL Thomas, iris
Clark, June Farnsworth. May Ingnam.
Lillian Phelps, Matte Savage Louisa
Wells, Nora Wiscomb. Florence Wells,
Leslie Burt. Edward Corless. Frederick
Dumbeck. Stanley Foulger. Harold Hey
manson, Arthur Hoyt. George Mullett
John O'Donnell, George Verb. Ralph
Zinc, Howard NJ. Angel, Maurice Brown
Fred COnely. William Lester Glade Lo-
renzO Eli Haynes. Clyde Ihrig. Elmer
Marks, David McF'adven. W. Albert y.
Smith, Verrel Sober Roland r. Wooliey.
fohn Krause, Waldo NeWberry. Chester
Snow, Willie Verb. Moore Lowry Allen.
Thomas Bishop Richard Wells Burton.
Will COneiy, William Wallace Grace An
-hon HellStTOm- Louis living LieberthaL
Willie Masginetti, Jeaver Stauffer. Sam
Iel Smith, Allen Tingey, z. Irving Young,
Jr.
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christensen's Academy.

New term classes in dancing for BOYS
and girls viii begin Saturday, $50. Is7
East First South
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Bryant.


Exercises to be held at the Bryant
school at 10 o'clock this morning:
Chorus
a. ''Whene'er a Snowflake Leaves
the Sky .-.-.--.-.---.......-.....-.
b. Music Everywhere -..........R Room 5
Suotstiohs - -: .Cisss
Rldere Observation-Disclosures.
Albert Paul. Elva Edgington.
United States Tariff. Vaughan Trent
Chorus
b. 'SlUmber Song of the River Glass
The Five American Poets.
$500 .-.----.---..-.--- Eliza beth Giersch
Vocal Solo
a."Winter Lullaby" ..-...............
b. Little Orphan Annie Ivy Paul
'Sella' ...-...-.-..-..........La Rue Smith
Chorus Hail. Bryant. Hail (Orig-
man .....---..----.--...-...G Girls of Glass
Nloilh SOLO Weir Jones
Class Prophecy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Caroline Phelps, Ralph MaeLean.
Piano solo. -------------.-.--.-..M Myrtle Hurd
Presentation of Certificates ...........
--.-..--.--...... Supt. d. H. Christensen
Class Song. Farewell .................
Graduates-Raymond Bowers. Robert
Braffet, Harry Clissold. Maud Cushing.
Willie Esby. Elva Edgington. Stanley
Goalen- Elizabeth Giersch. Roy Culver
Robert Harris, Robert Hutchins. Lucille
Hurd. Myrtle Hurd, Weir Jones, Ralph
MacLean, Ivy Paul Albert Paul. Frank
Peterson, Caroline Phelps, La Rue Smith,
Robert Schultz. s. Vaughan Trent, Jr..
VIII Watkins, Clarence Wells. Charles
Weston. Emma Wright. Edith Yundt
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Notice of Special Stockholders
Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Talisman Mining company win he
held at the compsny's office. No a7
Judge building. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
saturday, Feb 2. 1909. at O'Clock %. r1.
Of said day, To consider the 0uestlo7 Of a
consolidation Of this corporation with the
corporation known as the Cedar Mining
company. and, IL deemed advisable. ana
II favored by majority in amount Of the
outstanding capital stock. then to adopt
such resolutions as shall be necessary ro
effect such consolidation and to FIX the
terms and conditions thereof.
Dated, Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. 2s
". J. BARRETTE.
President Talisman Mining Compar-
II. c. CAV.
Secretary TaIismsn Mining Company.
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Stockholders

Notice of Special Stockholders
Meeting.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting Of the stockholders ef
the Cedar Mining company will be held
at the eompany's office No AZ d. r
Walker building. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. on
Saturday. Feb O. 1909. at O'Clock d. IN
or said day. to consider the question Of
a consolidation OF this corporation with
the corporation known as the Ta1ismau
Mining company. and If deemed adviSa-
bic and if favored by a majority in
amount Of the outstanding capital stock
then 10 adopt such resolutions as shall he
necessary to effect such consolidation and
TO fix the terms and conditions thereof.
Dated, Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan 3
JOSEPH GEOGHEGAN.
President Cedar Mining conDanv.
II. BARNETT
Secretary Cedar Mining Company.
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Sullivan a Broken Man.

Joe Sullivan was on the stand all the
morning. The announcement that this
desp erate criminal would be brought in 10
testify IN Deming behalf drew a large
crowd. His evidence helped Deming but
little. He said that he had considered
when Deming was put in his cell a { the
county Jail that the latter was IAN all
round stool pigeon" Sullivan said that
he was suspicious from the first and
after working on DeTHing finally induced
him TO tell him about the plot with the
sheriff. Sullivsn's vicious look when he
told Of this left no doubt OF the manner
OF arguments he had used on his fellow
criminal. Deming all through his exam
ination OF Sullivan showed plainly his
fear Of the desperate. He was unusually
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
DEMING FACES
ANOTHER TERM
Highwayman Serving Ten
Years Sentence Convicted
of Destroying Property.
RAMBLING TALK TO JURY
SULLIVAN BROUGHT FROM
PRISON TO TESTIFY.

Il took jury in Judge T. D. Lewis di-
vision OF the district court less than an
hour last evening TO reach a verdict Of
guilty against Richard Deming. charged
With destroying county property in con-
nection with his attempted escape from
the county jail where he was a cellmate
% Joe Sullivan. the murderer Of Patrol
man Charles 5. Ford. At no time was
Demings story Of a conspiracy between
former Sheriff Emery and himself that
Sullivan should be dragged into the at
tempt 20 escape so that he might be shot
down by the deputies, taken seriously.
Nor was any OF the rest OF the evidence
OF Deming believed for a moment He
will receive sentence Monday morning
Deming conducted his own defense, hav-
ing quafreled with or insGlted every one
OF five lawyers whom he had at differ
ent times. He seemed to enjoy being his
oUn counsel and addressing the jury yes
terday afternoon spent half an hour in a
rambling and aimless talk covering almost
everything but the evidence. He was al
lowed a great latitude. but toward the
end Of his talk the Judge beca me weary
and several times told him TO confine
himself to the evidence
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respectful and seemed to be anxious in
some way to square himself
Joe Sullivan is but a wreck Of his for
uler self He has lost gTea tly IN weight
and the loss Of some front teeth give him
an unpleasant expression His nerves
seem to have broken down and his hand
shook and his chin seemed TO culver as he
talked.
As at his trial for murder he chewed
gum continually. There were some flashes
or his former "a unity spirit and he gave
his evidence eOOliy enough. His spirit does
not seem broken
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03
Prohibition Wins

American Fork, Nov 2.-Prohibi-
ton, the sole plank In the Citizens
ticket platform. was carried in today's
election without opposition. the indie
pendent ticket going to pieces at the
last moment and combining its entire
vote to Mark Bezzant candidate for
treasurer, who received 70 votes
j. p. Gardiner. Citizens candidate,
won out In the mayoralty race with
out noticeable opposition. or the 435
votes cast he received 416. the others
being scattered among candidates not
on the official ticket.
For recorder, j. B. Forbes received
416 votes. j. H. Dunkley was elected
treasurer with majority OF 246 over
Be2zant. the only noticeable candidate
on the opposition ticket. George Gun
ningham was chosen justice OF the
peace by unanimous vote.
For long-term councilman, John
Hunter received 3S7 votes For the
three short terms, E. ] Clayson. Alma
Greenwood and William Phorton were
elected with respective votes OF 59S
A13 and 413
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A MIR Ms
c A r R Y
ZION
EVEN THE COUNCIL is WON BY
BRANSFORO PEOPLE.
Republican and Democratic vote
Combined Does Not Equal That
of American Party.

Salt Lake. Nov 3.-John S. Brans-
ford was elected mayor of Salt Lake
Yesterday, the American party elect
ing every man on the city ticket, and
electing councilmen in every precinct
with the exception OF the Third'
where John Holley. Democrat. was
elected for the long term, and G. M
Lees. Republican, for the short term
on the fusion ticket.
Vote Is Not Heavy.
Tho vote was surprisingly light III
almost every one of the flfty-tour dis
trIcts Of the city. In the strong
American party districts. the Ameri
can party got its vote out early. and
excepting in the Fifty.third and F'il-
ty-fourth districts. the winners polled
nearly their entire estimated strength.
Straight tickets were the rule gener'
ally. and in only a few districts was
there any considerable amount OF
scratching.
Although there were many chal
American party workers. there was
little disorder. excepting in the Forty
second and the Forty-third districts.
The Total Vote.
Mayor-Bransford. American. IL
623. Murdoch, Republican. 6129,
Wallace. Democrat. 500
Recorder-Rives. American, IL.
| 659; Myton. Republican. 6.l61; Fitz
! gerald Democrat. 6096
Auditor-Alff. American, 1857;
Edwards. Democrat. 12140
| Treasurer-Snyder. American, 10,
205. Peabody. Democrat. l2,4o5.
Attorney-Dlni1ny American, 13y
] 115; Lawrence. Democrat, 12,476.
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Euslonlsts Win.

Payson. Nov 2.-The prohibition
and fusion ticket won out by from 35
TO so votes on the head Of the ticket
other candidates having slightly in
creased majorities All the prohibi-
tion candidates were elected A mod
erately heavy vote was polled and
there was much scratching. The Of
ficers elected are:
Joseph Reece, mayor; Thomas Ler-
will recorder, Elizabeth A Crook.
treasurer; Jesse F. Taylor. justice Of
the peace; w S. Wightman. Jr. coun-
Gilman, four-year term; William F..
Tanner, l.. n Ellsworth and Francis
NJ Elmer. councilmen, two-year term.
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Each Side Gets Some.

Park CITY Nov. 2.-The Republicans
elected their mayor but the Demo
Gratis got control of the city council
in the election today. The following
are the winning candidates: Mayor,
Frank Bailey R); recorder. Mrs.
Lucy Garyin CD. treasurer. John j.
Fitzgerald CD: justice of the peace.
Richard H. Waters (RD; long-term
councilman. NJ, j. McGill CD: short
term coulcilmen f. j. Beggs CD. w
P. Westerfeld CD. and r. E. White
(R.) Fred Smith was elected as
councilman to fill the unexpired term
OF Fred c. GetSch.
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ASKS TO HAVE TROOPS
WITHDRAWN FROM BASIN

Sheridan. Wyo., Nov &.-Mayor w.
S. Collins of Basin yesterday sent a
telegram to Governor Books asking
the withdrawal OF the state troops sent
there to preserve order during the
trial of the cattlemen charged with
numbering three sheepmen
Mayor Collins says the situation
does not farrant the presence OF the
troops, and that the militia here is q
menace to the peace. II the sheriff
does not do his duty, the mayor says
he Will guarantee TO see that peace Is
maintained
Prosecuting Attorney Metz declares
that the presence of nearly 900 cattle.
men in Basin makes the troops neces
Sary