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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-04
PROVO NEWS NOTES

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, June 3.-Word was received
Spanish Fork that boy had been shot
and killed at that place. The sheriff inn
medately went TO Spanish Fork and
learned the following facts Thurher
Johnson, aged nine. Stanley Thurstensen,
aged eight; Paul Jamison, aged eleven,
and John Gorden, aged ten. went hunt.
ing on the bench east Of town. Paul
30 caliber rifle. He laid the gun down
and all of the boys engaged in throwing
rocks into a small pond. In splashing the
water the gun got wet and young Janl-
son told Stanley Thurstensen to wipe the
water and mud from the gun. In doing so
the boy raised the hammer and pulled the
trigger. killing young Thurber johnson.
The ball entered the boys head just back
OF the left ear. killing him instantly.
From these facts the sheriff is satisfied
that the shooting was accidental and,
therefore, it was not necessary 10 hold an
inquest.
The following orders have been entered
in the Fourth district court; ,E ,,o.;o. ,..
a new trial heard and taken under ad-
visement,
Moroni Smith ct al vs.. Edward f. Wad-
ley, arguments of counsel heard and the
case taken under advisement
George r. Hall, guardian ad litcm. vs.
Nephi city, Judgment was entered by
stipulation in favor Of the plaintiff with
out costs for $500,
Miss Maud Zimmerman, n teacher in
the Proctor academy, and T. w. Hazel
wood of Oakland Cal, were married to-
day by the Rev J. Challen Smith at the
Congregational parsonage. Mr., and Mrs,
Hazclwood left Immediately after on their
wedding tour in California.
State Fish and Game Warden Cham
bcrs and Deputies Madison and Johnson
stripped a number of Utah lake trout
in Provo canyon. The spawn VIII he
placed in the state fish hatchery.
George Wilson of Nernal is here 10 take
his family home. His children have been
attending school here during the winter
4 movement is on foot among the bust
ness men of Provo TO send the Provo
tabernacle choir to the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition
The central committee, comprising the
committees from each ward I'm Provo on
entertainment Of the old folks, will Ueet
on Saturday in the vcstry of the tabcr-
naclc 10 perfect plans for taking the old
folks of Provo on an excursion to Salt
Lake City on June 20
j. c. Rideout. aged sXty-t three, for
rnerly n resident Of Sandy, died here to-
dav from chronic dropsy, Deceased was
ono OF the early settlers. coming across
the plains with the hand cart company.
lie was employed in the old Sandy smclt-
cr for thirty years.
Deceased leaves widow and two
daughters. The body will be shipped to
Draper for interment
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Com NENCE MENT Hello
BY THE HIGH SCHOOL
Exercises Are Held i'm the Grand
Opera-HOuse and Are Full
of Interest.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June S.-High school COM
mencement exercises were held at the
Grand opera house this evening. Follow
Ing is the programme and the list OF
graduates;
observation-disclosures ~ Roberts
1Dvoce;jds ogden High School p. orSheStra M
oration-Physical Education ....,...
chorus-voice of the Western Wind
Glass of 1903
commencement address. :.......
;.:..;;. Rev. Elmer I. Goshen
Ogden High School Song i,;: ,ooo
Presentation OF diplomas. :. .......,.
Overture-Hungarian Dance Brahms
Ogden High School Orchestra.
Graduates-Class 'OsH2.
Classical course-Frances Huffman,
Scientific course-Rex Kelly, ]. Leland
Carlson.
English course-Pamela spargo, Ida
Rebcrg, Ellen Burke.
Glass 'Oo.
Classical coursc-Frances Van Nance.
Beatrice Il. Roche, Lula Browning, Mar
tina Chaussee. Elva Littlefield, lone Will
cox, Hazel Hartog. Dora Smith, Merlin j
Stone. Dorothea Bigelow. Viola NJ. Clan
cy Louise Pierce Helen V. Gibbs Fern
Higley, Allie Gunnell, Elsie Browning,
Lucille Rogers, Roy l.. Clark; May Cook.
Edna Staleys
Scientific course-Robert Mcdaniel,
Ralph Edward Clark, Theron Li,tIeneld,
Jsutomu Yamada, Albert Whitmeyer. Jay
\, Redheld, Irving Pugh, Peter r. Koch
English coursc-Amos Benap, Frank
Frost, Marguerite Hamill, Elsie r. For
rest Florence Lucas, Inez Cortez Lalla
lundy, Raymond Morrissey, Mildred Cor
tez. lrma DoXey, La Verne Fulton, Mary
Helen Forrest, Lote Kinney, Stephen a.
m
Mary p Williams. Alice q. Johnson, Mary
w Abbott
Rev. Elmer ], Goshen Of Salt Lake City
delivered the address OF the day.
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ReXburg, Idaho, News.


EXBURG Ida, June "A Boosters
club is the name Of n recently formed
organization to promote the interests OF
the pioneer city OF Fremont county. A
few nights ago large number OF Rex-
burg citizens met In the Commercial club
rooms and partook Of banquet Mus4.
was furnished by Professor Engar's or
chestra and Joseph Adams w II Hol-
ley was chairman and speeches were
C, Jensen and G. G., Keller, The Roosf :
Crs club will cooperate with tho Com
mcrc!a club 10 advance the interests OF
ReXburg.
a japanese by the ran,e of 7. ShIraton,
who lives on the John Kan ranch near
Burton. was alta ackcd a few nights ago
and nearly beaten 10 death by n fellow
In his tent and was asleep. when his
assailant entered the tent and struck the
sleeping man several blows with a metal
weapon. rendering him unconscious Then
the would be murderer saturated hts
victim with coal oil and set fire TO him
and fed. Tho Injured lap recovered his
senses I'm time To crawl 70 a nearby
ditch and put out the Hre, He managed
10 get TO another camp and report his
condition. He did not know his assail-
ant but tracks were followed from the
burned camp to Nh Abbe's camp on the
Whitaker ranch Four Japanese were
arrested. Later developments point to
a Japanese named Knrino as the one
that did the murderous deed. There is
considerable circumstantisl evidence
against him. The injured man ia In a
very serious condition. and may not live.
The Japs IN the neighhorhood were very
Word has been received here OF the
death OF Mrs Alma Blanchard Of Ches-
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WORK OF DISMANTLING
0PERA-H0USE BEGINS
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeGldI 10 / ne ITlDune-
OGDEN, June 3.-Thc overzealousness
OF representatives of John Cort in the
matter OF dismantling the Grand opera
house Immediately after the expiration
OF the Cort lease Of the playhouse came
near resulting in the abandonment OF the
annual commencement exercises Of the
Ogden high school, which We're held there
this evening.
When the committees in charge Of ar
rangements went to the theater 10 pre-
pare the building for the exercises a
sight that could only be equaled by the
destructive force of a Kansas cyclone met
their astonfshed gaze. Without the
knowledge of the owners Of the building
the house had been completely ransacked
OF all fixtures. Everything stuck on Or
nailed down. except the paint on the
walls. had been wrenched. ierlled or pried
loose from the fasteniuGs. Carpets, seen
cry, chairs from the boxes, and fixtures
of every description in the dressing
rooms had been quietly hauled away
The committees Immediately got busy.
and through their efforts the theater was
put into fairly good condition for the
exercises. D. G. Eccles. one OF the own
ers was notified. and expressed much
annoyance at the manner in which the
building had been left. One OF the teach
crs expressed himself as agrceably sur
prised after the first shock, to find that
the drop curtain had been left.
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SENSATION PROMISED
/ AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Club Women of Ogden Propose
to Investigate Startling
RumOrS.
snccIaI to The Tribune.

Special u i!f iiipuIis.
OGDEN. June 3.-Some startling dis
closures, relative TO the management of
the state industrial school are promised
at mass meeting which has been called
by the club women OF Ogden to be held
In the lecture hall OF the Weber acad-
envy at o'clock in the afternoon of
June 4.
For some time, the club women OF Og-
den say, rumors have reached their ears
of msmanagcment and i'll treatment of
the inmates Of the school by Supcrintend-
ent II. II. Thomas and his associates.
They DIP not vouch for these rumoys, but
are merely calling the mass meeting for
the purpose OF hearing some who are said
TO be In possession of facts which Will
subetantiate them, A prominent educa-
tor Of the state. who has recently made
an inspection of the school, will be the
principal speaker at the mass meeting,
The Women's clubs of the city have ap-
pointed Mrs. Kate $. Hilliard, president
OF the Child Culture club; Mrs, Elizabeth
&, Bishop. former president OF the His
iorlcal club, and Mrs, l.. M Barrows of
the Child Culture club, as committee
TO call the mass meeting, This commit
tee IS confident that ii the rumors which
have been circulated are not true il will
be easy to dlsprovc them, and are anxious
that there be large attendance at the
meeting.
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EXAMINATIONS OF
TEACHERS CONCLUDED


) OGDEN, June 3.-The examinations
conducted for teachers desiring positions
in the county schools of the state, which
have been held IN one OF the ciassrooms
at the Weber academy for the past three
lays, were concluded today,
Superintendent Eggertson of the We
Der county schools, with an assistant.
Conducted the examinations, Forty -one
teachers. majority OF whom have taught
In the Weber county schools took the
sxsmina lions.
The papers handed in by the teachers
will be examined by a state board, and
.hn results made known in few weeks,
blowing are those who have taken the
nlnations: Pearl Bowman, Ella
re. Maye Bower Samuel Biddulph,
;, , Cline A Callaghan. Pearl Clark,
Ali Cooley Nav Cook Bessie Chambers,
10, sa CrItcblow, Dewey r. Ensign.
Geo ge r. Fowler. Annable Fuller. Nellie
Frost. Marion Graviet, Lillian Guthrie.
Hazel Hariog. Vivian Hollands, Edith
Hodson Maggie Jenkins. Fred Jensen.
Alice johnson. Pearl Jones. Ruth Larson.
Charlotte G.. Lehuhoff. F'lorette McCugh.
Wrnina Mcfarland, Jennie NJ, Neal,
Minnie Nelson, J. G. Neal, Rose NJ:
Roche. Ida Reberg, Chrystal Smith. Pearl
slnIn. Maude Singleton, William II.
Sha y. r. Eugene WiGdlson, Louise
Wade Myron Wade and Edna Woods.
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COMPANY IS ALLOWED
TO ENTER UPON LAND

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 3.--Pending the final ad =
judication OF the differences existing be-
tween the Ogden Rapid Transit company
and Mr. and Mrs. John s. Lewis, over
a right OF way over the latter's property
In Ogden canyon, District Judge Howell
this morning issued an order granting
the company the right to take possession
of the property for the extension OF its
line, after a bond Of S2500 had boen fur
nished by the company to protect the
owners from all loss
This action was taken by the court on
motion OF the attorneys representing the
shown that further delay would interfere
with the plans OF the company to com
plete the extension as far as the Her
mitage hotel by July L.
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LARGE IMPROVEMENTS
ARE SOON TO BE MADE

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 3-Whcn General Ma
ager w II. Bancroft of the Oregon Short
Limo railroad returned to Ogden this
afternoon. after q short trip TO the east,
where he conferred with T.. II. Hartman.
Julius kruttschnltt and other nigh OFF,
cials OF the Hartman roads. he an
bounced that the Improvements mapped
put for Ogden will go forward at once.
p Among these q new freight depot
for the Southern Pacific railroad, the
complete Encouragement Of the tracks in
the local yards. with the installation OF
gates and entrances 20 the passenger
tracks and the erection Of foundry. at
which car wheels for all OF the rolling
stock OF the Hartman roads will be
manufactured
just what improvements will be start
id Immediately was not stated by Mn.
Bancroft. who declared that according to
the present plans n large sum of money
VIII be expended In Ogden. After short
stop in Ogden, Mr.. Bancroft went on TO
Salt Lake
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RiChfield News Notes



RICHFIELD. June 3.-Dr. June .Seeg-
miller left Tuesday for few days visit
In Salt Lake City,
A baseball team, composed Of Rich
fields best ball tossers. has been organ
lied. Bert Sheppard was elected captain.
and some fine uniforms were ordered. The
boys have commenced practice and will
soon be READY y, to o., meet sT,tosd all comers-
paiGn of publicity in the interest OF the
Jumbo Cement and Plaster company. He
expects TO be absent about three weeks
and will visit several states before his
return.
Miss Hazel Baker, one OF Rich1eld 8
most popular teachers. left for Salt Lake
City today, where she Will visit with
tends to be present at the graduating ex-
ercises Of the Ogden high school, OF which
she is a graduate.
Miss Sarah Nelson were married I'm the
Mant temple, Wednesday. and will he
at home to friends in Richhe!d after
June 10.
The graduating exercises OF the Sevier
county graduates will be held at Monroe,
June 4, There are two hundred and elev-
en- graduates this year, which is very
creditablc showing. A banquet will be
given to the graduates at o'clock I'm the
afternoon. and a grand ball will be given
in their honor in the evening.
W. n. Spafford of Annabella has been
appointed fish and game warden OF Sew
Ter county Mr.. SpaIord is well qualified
10 look after the fish and game interests.
Elder Jacob Magleby has been named
as president Of the San Francisco confer
ence, to succeed Mr., Leonard Billings.
s. Jesse Workman OF Aurora was in
RiChfield. Tuesday, visiting friends, Mr..
Workman this year has the honor OF
graduating the largest class ever gradu-
ated from Aurora.
Mr. and Mrs d. j. Lang of Salt Lake
City visited at the home of G, NJ, Jones
this week.
Clarissa Peterson left Monday for a
visit with friends at Ephralm.
Mrs. l.. \, Barr and two children de-
parted this morning for Pontiac. ILL.,,
where they will visit with Mr. Barr's
parents during the summer,
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ter. The deceased leaves widower
and seven small children to mourn Der
loss.
Misses Elizabeth and Annie Sport will
leave Tuesday for Gridley, Cal. where
they Will spend the summer with ren-
tlves,
a large force OF men is making cut
in the Snake river above La Belle, to
assist In keeping tho river in its main
channel High water is expected before
long. there Is great quantity OF
snow In the mountains, The Teton river.
which flows past Rexburg, Is very high
and Us already flooding over It's banks.
Prof. II. C. Daily OF tho Kicks acad-
emy has gone TO Salt Lake City to Sc
cure additional teachers for the faculty
for next year The outlook for the school
for next year Is excellent.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

Notice Is hereby given that there VIII
na snecial stockholders meeting OF
the Utah Mining and Reduction COMPANY.
the Utah Montana Mining. and Re
duction company, Utah ,seorptnuToMa-
tion, on Wednesday, June 10, lSvs.
at two (o) o'clock p, M. at room
800 Commercial club building. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. for the purpose OF autnGrlI-
ing and empowering the board OF uirec-
tors to sell and dispose OF any or all the
property, options. real estate or iran;
chiscs of the above named company ano
10 ratify such action or actions az may
bave been taken by it's president: Arthur
Buckbce In, connection thsrswIrh, rsirass ana na
nav ieralIy come before the meeting.
SRTUJTR BUCKBEE. President,
T. A. BUCKBEE. Secretary
UHife c,Ity, Utah. T2ssA
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state of Utah, City and County of Sal,

State of Utah. City and County of Salt
I.ake-sS.
l. ]. B, Moreton. city recorder OF Salt
Lake City. Utah, do hereby certify thai
the above and foregoing Is a full. true
and correct copy OF an ordinance enti-
tied. IAN ordinance confirming the as
sessment upon the property hereinafter
described on State street between NORTH
Temple and Second North streets; West
Canyon street from the east Side of State
street to the south side of Second North
street; hillside avenue from the cast side
of State street to the west side OF West
Canyon street, and First North street
between Main and State streets, in Paw
ing Districts Nos. % and 30 for the pur-
pose of providing for the grading and gut
icrlng and curbing thereof passed BY
the city council of salt Lake City, Utah.
June / 1909. and approved by the mayor:
June ., 1909 as appears OF record IN my
office.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate scar
OF said city, this Cd day Of June. 1902.
J e. MORETON,
(SoaD City Recorder.
Bin No -.
Paving Extension No. Is
First Partial Estimate,
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And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the board of directors made on the
2Sth day OF April. 1909. so many shares
OF each parcel of stock may be neces-
sary Will be sold at public auction at the
office OF Fred w Little, secretary and
treasurer of the company. which is the
office Of Little &c Little, real estate
agents, Salt Lake City, Utah. on Wednes-
day, the 23d day OF June 1909, at l.
o'clock noon. 10 pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the costs
of advertising and expenses OF sale.
FRED w. LITTLE. Secretary.
Real estate office OF Little & Little. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated June s. 1909. selS
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CAR REPAIRER LOSES
LEG IN AN ACCIDENT
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, June 3.-Word was received
at the office of Superintendent W. A,
Whitney OF the Union Pacific today that
Frank Buck, a car rcpairer employed by
the company at Green River, was run
over in the yards at that station. sustain
ing such injuries TO his left leg that am =
putation was necessary between the knee
and ankle.
Buck was kncelng on the track coup
ling UP air hose when the train suddenly
started. crushing his left leg In a horrible
manner. An investigation as to who is
responsible for the unfortunate accident
has been started.
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Futurity Called OFF.

II. ]. Wilson. president OF the Mon
tana Jockey club, announced Thursday
that the futurity for 1910 has been de-
clared off and that no more money will
be received for said race. and also that
all forfeit money received will be -e-
turned TO the nominators.
wilson in company with Paul Albert
son and Billy Gmmen. stockholders in
the Butte racing plant, will arrive here
Saturday, Wilson says mat he has 1926
horses at the Butte track. ready for the
summer meeting. and all the horses now
stabbed In this city will go north after
The close here, for the meeting which
starts July 3.
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Great Forest Fires.

WINNIPEG: Manitoba. June 3.-Timbe,
parts OF western Canada. Along the
Pr,nce Albert branch OF the Canadian
Northern railway in the Saskatchewan r
river district the fire extends n hundred
miles. and 1t Is feared MANY lives have
been lost. The Ruby Lake Lumber com
pany's plant has been destroyed. A four.
span bridge was destroyed east of Fire
wook Sask.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
WHAT WILL HAPPEN?
BOISE Wins GAME
Defeats Butte in Hard-Hitting
Contest by Score of
6 to 4.

BUTTE. June 3.-McAdams's wjdness.
coupled with two singles and sacrifice
in the first inning, gave Boise three runs,
In the third inning Wasson's double. Mar
shalls triple and hits by Case and Fus-
hel netted three runs more for Boise
Clean hitting by Butte scored four runs
in the third inning.
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| MURRAY NEWS NOTES

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY, June 3.-The Oregon short
Line Railroad company now does all the
switching at the United states smclter.
The railroads new spur has been com :
plctcd and crosses under the Rio GranGe
tracks ut Lovendahl's corner. and then
runs direct over to the smelter. The Ore
con snort Line has signed up a iive-year
lease. with the smelter people.
City Physician a. y. Bird has asked
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Springville Burglary.

Special to The Jrlpunes
SPRINGVILLE. Utah. June 3.-The
home of Professor A. II. Burlshoder
principal of the Hungerford academy of
this city, was entered and burglarized
last night between the hours of and 10
o'clock while Mr. Burkholder and all the
family were at the commencement eXer
cises of the academy. The burglars Sc
cured s31 for their trouble. No trace has
yet been found Of the thieves though
Every Oakley and wife. who were going
home about the time or the robbery, saw
Il small boy In knee pants In the window
but thinking II was some OF the boys
at the home up to some pranks did not
investigate the matter.
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Alleged Forger Caught.
Spccia1 Ia The Tribune

OGDEN, June 3,--After successfully
passing bad check at the Spencer Lum-
Der company this afternoon, in payment
for a small bill OF lumber. w. p. Grif
fifth was arrested at the Ogden State
bank afterward. where another check,
which he presented for payment, was
detected bogus. One OF the officials
at The bank teephoned for the police and
Griffith was arrested and lodged In jail
hN Detective Pendcr.
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q - 80 CURES ECZEMA,
-. % - ACNE, TETTER ETC.


urac acid the blood Suc
the 1nlammhcory
This exuda1lou causes ho o
TO
will 1t goes GOWN 10 tne
OF the the cause OF disease
lost properties MAKES
medical ADVICE Tee
0A' "n''' TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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SUNNI AR Y

Left on bsses-Butte I. Boise Z Sto-
len bases-Wasson. Petree, Fuchell Ell
scy. Sacrifice hit-LodeIl. Two-ba hit
WATSON, Three base hts-MarshalI
HooD. Double plays-CampbeIl to Gard
ner TO Nehring, Marshall to Harrigan to
l1odell Innings pltched-By Butler Q, by
McAdans 9. Base bits-Ofr Butler O. off
McAdams 10. Struck out-By Butler 5, by
McAdams I, Bases on balls-OG Butler
2. OFF McAdams l. Wild pitch-McAdams
Hit by pitched ball--By Butler, Elsey: by
McAdams. Petree and Butler. Time OF
game hour and 80 minutes, Attend
ance-i0Q Umpre-Mck Ribbon,
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Collins After Sullivan.

'Birdleg' Collins has issued challenge
To EoX Pete Sullivan ten or twenty
rounds before the club Offering the largest
purse at 13S 10 lA0 pounds, ringside
weight. Collins (colored) is said to be a
good scrapper and says thar most of the
boys are dra wing the color line on bIm.
He has $500 that he Will wager on him
self, he saws.
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News OF the lnterm0untain ReqiOn

able TO the company. Tho matter will
be investigated.
The committee on streets were author
izcd to purchase sufficient Nesiable cul-
vert for one street, to be designated by
them. for a trial, and II found suitable
IT is likely that IL will be used extensive
ly throughout the town,
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Henderson Sues Martin,

special tn The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 3.-Allngins that John c.
Martin is Indebted TO him I'm the sum OF
f3l9,60 for professional services rendered
and money advanced between May % ana
Jllnc of this year. il. H. Henderson, an
attorney OF Ogden. this afternoon filed a
complaint I'm the district court asking for
judgment against Martin for this amount
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Nationals Win,

The Eastslde Nationals defeated the
First Avenue nine In n ma tch ball game
Thursday afternoon by a score Of L To
on the Tower grounds The losers made
their only score I'm the seventh inning,
The Nationals have now won four straight
games,