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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03
AuH 8nnnu.

neber llnruben duf Samoa pire
beridtet:
yadbem @ouperneur Or. Golf
Gnbe b. s. pon europa na9 Mpia suz
riidgefebrt mar, mar es iein grHes sez
tpeien, baB er bic Snfeln l1pola anb
@atpaii beretlt bat, Inn nit ben9duptz
lingen iiber Die Gage Der Dinse 81
Irreden, bic CT BEL feirter Radfebr bon
europa in @ampa porfanb. gr III in
Gatpaii bon benz 9duptlins 2auafi
unb anberen feItliA empfansen porz
ben unb bat 2auati bann aufsefprz
bert, na9 Mpia our 8eiprednns iiber
bic Sadie gu fommen. Gs banbelte
ji9 nm bic Winfhe Der SamDaner.
an Der 8erpaltung tEeilaunebmen. Ole
Sumua unb pule nieber ber5rFteHen.
unb Musfunft iiber bic Werpenbung
bes aopffteuerselbes unb Der 3Sae su
erbalten. Qauati lit Damn am 16. Sae
mar in Mpia einsetroffen. battle aber
einen groben Mnbang mttgebra4t. Der
III ben peitli9en D6rfern Mptus anz
riidaeblieben mar. Bel ber 8efpre@
dung tpilliste er elm, feline 2ente mad
@aipaii auriidoufdiden unb feBft Ell
nige Monate na9 5onsa 3u seben,
Biz bic l1nruben iih selest hdtten. @r
ging bann fort. aber fein @efage mar
ni9t bamit einberitanben anb blieb
btnter Waitele in RampfFimmuns.
Mnbere Samoaner batten Fa oiefer
8eipesuns angefdloifen, 10 SaB nur
ein9beil Der lpDluzQeute anf Aer5eite
bes @oupernements ftanb. Dr. Solf
1T bann nad @aiufu. benz 9auptiib
Der Rebellen, segangen unb bat bort
nit ibnen berbanbelt. Ods GrsebniB
biefer 8efpredung, an ber audi Der
SberbGuptling Mataafa tbeiItabm,
mar. baB Qauafi feline 8efrafnng 5u
geipdrtigen babe llnter ber Bebingung.
bob feline 2eute fofprt in TIRE 6eiulatb
5uriidfebrten. Megen Der Jorbernn=
gen foIte fpdter perbdnbeM perben.
Qauafi lnb feline Mn1Gnger Fnb barr
auf nah Saipaii 3uriidsefekst. Die
olieemeine Gage tpirb uns Gls 1ebr
ernit gefhilbert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03

bsbdlten u. notwithstanding ben, pris
paten nnttrnebmertbum a,i entaiehsn.
gs ipiirbe anbers III ben Ser. Stdds
ten ausfebsn. fpenn man i'm bon Nm
beeinn an b6tte gelten IafTen, tpenn,
mos in eilropaifnen lGnbern als Res
aal, aIsgigentburn Der Krone pber bes
giaatts, Der pripoten llnternebmnng
porentbalten spuroe, anh hier benz
lgfaatsiDefen, Der gemsinbe Dorbehulz
ten aeblieben ip6re, fpenn bas @ebot
.qssolien bdtts, OaB ter giaentbiin,er
qroBen MalbheitanDes Derpflihtet iet,
lbei osrgerpsrtbuna feints Bellies oie
gairfuna auf Die @eneininterehe1 m
getraht au 5ieben, ipenn bic Mnsbeus
,tung Der MinerdlihGbe nnter Der
grboberflGde BON beitimmter Riidz
iibtnabme auf bic MnipriiHe ber
gepDlternns auf bie ndtiirlthen
SilfsquelIen bebingt ipDrDen ipdre;
ipenn Die MaHerfraft Der Jliihe
unb BGhe ilicbt inbibibuellerllnt
muna allein iiberlaRen seblieben fpdre.
geipegungen tpie bic aur grhaltung
biefer AueIlen i'm nationalen sSntereiie
pdren bann niht nptbtpenbia sefpor@
SEN. Mas iebt anaeifrebt miro. !pdrs
Damn ielbEperHdnblih eepefen.
Sebt iteben tpir freilid IN pielen
SiniiGten ppr benz befdnnten gu
ipGt! 9;e Welt III ipegsegeben uno
mas Raubipirtbfdoft Dem nationalen
geihtbum entaogen bat, bringt telne
griafeit 5uriid. Das fibt in Ya@
lditen, in MiefenpermDeen feft unb
fter unb fonnte iih feubal erbalten.
lpenn eben has 6ielenr2anbe eiaenthunl4
lide Naturseiebe nidt beitdnbe, bob,
tras Der @rpbboter in 9embsdrmelin
errunsen unb errafft bat. aus ben9dnz
hen bes @nfels ipie0er in ale Winbe
fIieet. 0oh .bas 1T, tpenn audi that
fd9liGe Mabfnebmung, uls Grunofobi
lit oas nationalOfpnomifde 2ebrbu1
ni9t auf5unebmen, oenn alleen,eingul=
tia ift es ia nicbt, tpie bas 8eiiptel Der
aftors in g2eip Dprf, in setpiiemMabe
Der @anberbilts unb anberer aetgt.
@as iebt nod iibrig bleibt. 1T etne
aamdliee Riidtebr au ben alten Mnz
fdauuneen, bic lns seftatten, ba nod
56raafen au sieben, mo eine Wabr=
ibeinli6feit fir ibre Mnerfsnnung
porbanben 1T. Ilnb harin tann nod
laan@es gefheben, tpenn cine eeiunoe
rffent!ide Meinnng in altrutftiiaem
Settle sic sSntersiien Der @eiammtbett
oeoeniiber benz inbipibuellenggoismus
al ipahren Iernt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03
Qnntpinneue r1tn nlIpentetus
AR .trte.

llnbef6rdnttes Reht auf feinem
gigent6um bat ntemanb. gr mub oie
Snterefen bes yeahbarn, unb i'm tpei=
teren bes@emeintpefens, BEL ieinen Be=
ftimmunsen in 8etra9t aieben. Sn
oiefem SHINE bat fiirali6 bas Sberse=
riht bon Maine cine gntf9eibnng abs
geeeben. sc banbelte iid in benz Sale
um bie Mbbolsung zines Malbes auf
pribateieenthum. Der 8eiiber bate
ioI9e bef9loKen uno pollte bemnad
roraeben, als bon ben Ndhbarn proz
teft erboben tpurbe, neil bic Gntpal=
hnng bes @ebietes Die GrbaItung Ser
Waferi6eibe i9dbigen tpiirbe. Die
gintpenbung tpurbe als bere4tigt auf@
reht erbalten uno oergigenthiimer baz
ran perbinbert, zen Walbbeitanb nad
Mabgabe feiner a(leiniaen entereHen
au pertperthen.
Qluf ben erften Bid bin mag bas
o!s eine 6Grte erfheinei, als @insrifl
lin perf0nlihe Me1te. llnatpeifelbaft
a!eilbte Ser Befiker, nit feinem gisen=
tbum nad gslieben i9alten unb es 1l
pertpertben at t0nnen, tpie bag in iei.
mem sSntersfIe lag, er n,nbte fid aber
Der force maieure", ber iibertDiegenben
Mld1t bes MngemeininterefeS fiieen
Der gntifeihnng Iieet bic Re6tsanz
| sdauung 3ugrunbe, bic fhon in BEN
9eariff Der ,ensinent bomain" beg
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03

cine qetpii5e grfabrung Bel ihren aeus
ten in Betraht 81 3ieben. @efhidfe
Geeleute iperben aber INNER fndpper.
D;e sSplae piirbe natiirlih fein. bab
bic G5hiffseigner .h5bere 20bne 3u Be.
sdblen baben fpiirben. nm bieie sez'
ihidteren 5eeleute 3li erbditen.
Mn ber 6ano aoblreider 5hiffse
unfGIle ber IeBten Sabre 5eigt oie
Gtnaobe Der @esmanns=lInipn, baB
apar sic unaelernten unb iinseiibten
Bemannunsen ber Sdiffe ibre rein
me1dnifhe Mrbeit, bsfonoers on
Dampsern, in filler Gee uuo sutem
Wetter ipobl perrihten tDnnen, bob
inbeB, tpenn Sturm unb llntpet.er
ober elm llnfall oas G9iff ssfdbroen.
btefe Bemannuns nidt imitanbe 1T,
bie @ituation gu beberrfhen. 8ie
f0unte fie bas aud, ipenn 3. g., tpte
bas Bel elmer Sdiffs=Rataitropbe Der
Sail mar, bic ganae Wannihaft aug
Gbineien beftanh, bie bic meiiten Ofz
fia;ere, Die lie fpmmunbirten. nih.
per5tanben. g1ur atpei aug Dieruno-
adhtaig gbineien, Die Die 8efabune
btlbeten, fonnten iid nit ben Sffisies
rem perffdnbisen. gs ltsgt auF Der
Sanb, baB BON elmer fol6en 8smans
nung i'm Sale eines S4iffsunglids
ni6ts gu eripdrten lit.
Oie Seemannsz Union f9lGgt por,
baB betreffs Der Sesleute eine ftufene
treiie Mbfhdbune nit 8e5us anf ibre
ssGbiafeiten sstroffen unb borna6 Die
n0tibge Mannidaftsitdrfe bsrehnet
lperbeu folle.
Ga9 bieiem porseihsasenen sde=
ma 1T ber .fdhiee 5eemonn" Die Sim
belt. Dieier mub mtnoeitens 19 Sabre
aft iein unb tpenigitens bret Sabre
lang auf einem Seefdiffe als Ded=
banb oearbeitst babeu. Gtnes oteter
frei Sabre muB auf einem 9egel1diff
perbrddt ipprben iein. Der vgea
pDbnlibe @eemann" sdblt atpei Drits
tel bes .fdbigen Seemannes". gr
muB minbetens 18 Sabre alt 1ein
unb ipenieitens eiu Sabr lang als
Oedbanb auf See beIfdftist setpefen
Iein. stir Die @efammtbemannuna ION
Elm qeiebli6as Sbema ausgearbettet
iperben, bas Die Stdrte besfelben fir
jeoes eiraelne Sabrseug porfiebt. Bei@
ter tpirb perlangt. oab mtnoeitens
orei giertel Der 9eiammtbemannung
zines Sdiffes aus nfdbieen Seeleuz
ten" beftehen mii1en.
Die Gineabe I9ltebt nit benz 6inz
tpeis, bab heute Der Shtffsetgentiin1er
10 tperstg Manni6aft uno 10 unfdhiae
Mannfhaft, tpie ibm beliebe, etnitelz
len tonne, obne baB bas 9eieb iid
borum fiimmere. Gr n0ee bas Ded
nsit 0radt belaoen, m0ee iein 5abra
seug belaiten, 10 piel er noble, tein
Gsieb tiimmere fid barum. llne fir
Ole Siherheit Ser Qafagiere perbe
nidt eeforst.
DAB bic Gineabe Der Seemdnnsz
Linton niht iibertreibt, 1T befannt.
Nc9 BEL nabsau isber Shiffs 8ataz
ftropbe Der neueren 3eit bat iif ge=
3eigt, baB Die Mannichaft ibrer 4uf=
eabe nidt getpa9fea mar, neil fie entz
tpeoer in ber 6onobabung Der Retz
tunssmitteI nidt 8eIbsio lpuBte, ober
aud ionit niht ibre 9flidt su tbun
i'm Stanoe ipar. (9b. 5gbl,)
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an neu f)1hlr., nss Wlenns.

MnldBli6 bes Streifes Der iabiiden
@qdereiarbeiter in Netp Yorf eibt bic
bortise .Gbenins pof" eine S9ilbe=
rung Der Gage Der 2eute. bic ni9t perz
feblen tann. bas M1itleib Der biirserli=
den @efeuf9aft nit benielben gu erz
regen.
9as 8latt fdreibt: yDie. Bidder Der
Sffeite fdeinen faum nenfdli6e Mes
fen 3u fein. sic perbrineen ibr 2eben
in 9unfelbeit, aussefhloHew bon 2iht
unb 2uft. Man fiebt iie nur in ieltez
nen 3pii6enpaufen, basere Menf9en
in biirfttser &leibung, meblbeitreut.
tpie iie auf ben fteilen Sreppeneinsduzi
gen au ibren 8ertftdtten fteben unb
i'm Spnneni9ein einen Srunf gu fid
nebmen. Sber, piellei6t trifft man
einen, Der fein eroBes Srasebrett poll,
fof6eren 8rptes tpunfenb unb tau=
meInb bur9 ben 2Grm unb ben Mtrr>
tporr Der iiberfiillten GtraBen trdst. !,
,OieIe Bidder itnb 5Dblenbenobner
our6 @ebrau9 unb Nptbpenoigfeit,
8ei ben tpenieen 9elesenbeiten, tpenn
iie berausfommen, blin5eln lire Mugen
bon benz ungepobnten 2i6t, unb Der
MeblItaub, Der fie beoedt, tpirft eiaen
tpeiben 5au6 iiber ibre sanae @eftalt.
Sic 9Dblen, in benen lie arbeiten, iinb
Ichpiil, beinabe Acknowledgment. @robe
Oefen tperfen eine sitternbe 9ibe aus.
Der marine Ouft bes sroben Sftieite=
8rotes lit iibertpGltigenb. Man9mal
arbeiten bic 2eute fehaebn unb iieben=
aebn Stunben i'm Sage in biefen un=
terirbifden GelIern, 70 tief unter Der
@traBe selesen. bab auBer benz fiinit=
lihen 2idt tetn 2idtftrabI in fie einz
brinet!"
Daau fdreibt bic rH. q. @oltsaeiz
tuns": Gollte es ni9t mDsli9 iein, bic
unterirbifden 90blen. in benen bic
8dderarbeiter au pesetirsn ssstpun>
gen iinb. gu fdlieben9 Daau braudt
IS faum zines geiebes; Die itdbtif9e
gaufommifiion fdon f0nnte ba tpe=
fentlide Menbernns fhaffen. Cine
einfade gerfisuns Der @efunbbeitsbe=
bDrbe fDnnte biefem 3uftanbe elm @n=
re MAIDEN. Denn alien @eri9tsentz
Iheibungen oes itaatlihenS Sbergerihts
bon Stem Dort gum srob iinb bie1e
SoDblen. in benen man Brot beritelt,
nit benz bic 9eb1lferung fidh nGhrt,
BrutftGtten Der Suberfulpfe. unb pom
bie1en 9Dblen aus ipirb Ole mDrberi=
5he &ranfbeit in bic tpeiteiten Rreife
eetrogen. Nint nur bas Nedt, r,ein.
aud Bic pfliht bGtte Der @efunbbeits=
ratb, bier beIfenb einaugreifen II. gum
Ghube ber @efunobeit Der Mafen, bic
an Der Oft1eite leben, bic 0Dblen 3n
fhIieben, in benen bel fe9aebn= Bis
iiebenaebnftiinbiser Mrbeits5eit. oft iie=
Ben Sage in Der Mo1e, bic 8Gderarz
better, pbne 2idt nnb luft, bas Bror
Der Maien berielIen.
M1Dge Die @tabt an Der Sit5eite Ell
niae grobe 8rotfabrifen errinten. MD~
| ge iie biefe ben iiibif9enBddersl1 Unions
In Detrieb eeben. llnb nint nur bic
BadbDblen ber Dfffeite nit ibren
grduenbaften 3uftdnben tperben ber=
fhninben, fonbern aud Die 6auptbers
brsitungsberbe ber G6pinbfu1t.
Uaan9er iennt ii9 fsIbfi, ober Ii
<.s{4rk4ta EfHa midi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03

syIiesenbfrsif fiungsmitttl, biirfte ni9t
finnatr rotbfom isin. Mir nidHen
sinnn iebt oie 2sIerirnen barultf aitf=
rntrffnnl. obglsih mir 3ur 3eit nod
feine 5liesen bnten. Gieber DDrbtr
aIs nanber! SIN Rinber3imnrer i{t
hnrm sSlisaenpapier spber Rpbaltnufz
l6fungen ihon msbrfuh llnsliid ges
Iheben, iifb in ber Gapeifes. Wilhs
TANNER ilnb Rime lit Dds Dioerz
n5Grtige syallen Der Sliegen burh Die
eben ertpGbnten Mtttel .irid4 febr
ipiinfhensnerth. Sc empfieblt ficb
0aher. einen sSliegenleim bon 3 9hei=
zen NiitII ino einenl Ebeif RoInphDz
nium Qebteres seihinoiaen) ber3n@
itelIen. Ddmit tperDen oiinne 9tdb=
den beiiriden. in NIT @anb setiilIte
8lumentDpfe eeiieIIt unb anF bic
1eniterbretter obtr fonitiae plGBe ge=
ftelt, tpn iie niht i'm Wese feben.
Die ssliegen bleiben inaf1enbaft an
Oiefen Qeimruten hdngen.
MplIene Sdhen An tpaa
fhen. Bran tpeide bic WGIhe in
ldutp1rr,em Geifenpaifer nit 3HIdB
bon 3 @BlDffeln 5almir,at eine Stun
De ein. Damn lit lie. pbne Die @tiide
Diel antfden Den Sodnben gu reiben,
ausaunaIden. 6ierauf iperoen Die
ihmubigften Stellen eingeleift unb
Die Wdi1e in nidbt au beibem 5eiIen>
,DaiIer, benz ebenfans mieoer et!pas
Galmiat ausefiist Miro, nohnals
orbentlih bnrheenaiden. ssn reinem,
lanem Waifer tperben iie bana aus=
gefpiilt, man Bride fie gut aus un6
bdnae iie auf. gs 1T Bel aIter ipplle=
men WdI6e iebr all empfeblen. lie niht
au iebr beim Mafhen etn5uieifen poer
au reiben, oa fie ionit lei9ter einsebt
uno filsig miro.
giniee Mittel aur @ertilguna
urO 0ertreibuns Der Mmeiien mHb ber
Hegenipiirner. Mmeiien in Mo5nnn=
gen pertilst man 0urh MufHelen bon
Sellern, auf oenen ettpas prebbefe
ober Sauerteia nit 5onig ober ansez
feuhtetem flarem .3nder berrieben
irurbe ooer burh Musfreuen elmer
Wiihuna bon aleiden Sbeilen Borag,
Webl uno 3uder. eSn Utafle tins
men Mmeilen pertilst' tperben.. ipenn
man erpBe BaoeIhpdmme in Die Ndhe
ibrer Shlupfninfel leat. 6dben Eh
bie eSnieften in ben Sbtpdmmen am
aeftebelt, Ip lperoen lebtere IN helbes
Wafer eetpprfen unb nabher BON
neuem ausgelest. - Man flint eirlen
or1beren, bunflen, tabelIos aldErten
Sopf aur 6dlfte nit oiinnfliifitgem
6onia ober biinnem SnrAp oSer
3uderpaFsr, peridliebt ibn NIT oanf@
lem ftarfen Papier, in beHen Nlttte
man Elm erbiensroBes Qoh Hratht.
0ie Qmeifen sehen in ben Sopf nno
fonmen bdrin llm. - FUR MnsDdta
Oeruna perben bie Mmeiien peranlabt
burh guslesung BON Wermnth, Gn~
aian: ferner burh Nusleguna bon nit
gfeffermina0l setrdnttes Popier. Mud
Der 9eru4 ppn sStf6iduppen Derart~
laBt bie 4meiien gum Mb5ug.-Mmei@
fen, Die in ben 9drten an Den niib=
liten ssnIeften aeb0ren, tann npan BON
Orten, mo fie fdaben fDnnen Tin Der
gidbe ppn 8ienenitoden uftp.) oaonrh
abbalten ooer pertreiben, Dab man
nit OfenruB permifhte Nffe itrent;
eben1o pirtt cine Mbfod,nna BON
WalnuBbldttern, Wermutb, Rainfar@
rem, sselbfalhillen unb fonftigen bite
rem pher itarfriedenben PflcnSen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03

MbnfDus sSnfuraner, bef9dffigt. Bon
Der iaponifden preiIe tDirb d1geregt.
tieien GtreitfaG benz 9aaser Gbiebsz
aeridt CUR gntfdwibans 81 unterbreiz
ten.
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Mander iennt iib fslbf, aber Il
eejfebt's iidfs nid..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03

R.rieg ben TIisgen. Die
sSIiegen 3u pertreibtn In Whl6tawz
1ller, RiiHe, Speifeiamn,tr. Rinoer<
sirnn,sr uftD. opr4 PIE algsmesHen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03

@ei9irre, fupferue IN 3
sinnerne.au puben. gu fupferz
1en &aHerolen mnb &eKeln nimmt
man Quaraianb. berniidt nit bem
pierten She'll (oem Dolumen nah)
Msbl. Wean reibt nit einem ipollenen
Rappen nnb febt Waifer gu. unb min
man iih Bios ber 6an6 beoienen, 70
lift Der grfola Inn 10 polItommener.
Wean ipGfht es aulebt ab unb trodnet
es. Gef1irre uno @egenitdnbe aus
.3inn reinigt man am beiten nit ges
;lhpdmmter Rreioe unb WaKer un6
.Dollenbet bag puben nit einem trode@
men poIlenen 2appen.
Mifiige MDbelfeIbit ausz
aube5fern. W6an1e MDbel tra=
gen fhon BEL einem rafheren Wedfel
ser 3immertemperatur Rafe bdbon,
nod bdufiser leiben lie Bel beiber
@ommertemperatur unb I'm Winter
tei iiberbibten 3in,nern. gu befeiti=
aen iinb folhe Riife niht, aber man
bei1ert iie gut aus, in6em man e9ten
Bienenmans in ben ssingern tpeid
fnetet unb in Die Spulten briidt. Ous
iiberfliiffige MaGs miro nit einem
MeTer borfi1tia. apieber abgeboben.
Durh ueberitreiben nit benz Singer
coer einem feinen Qdppden erreihi
man auf benz einseitrihenen Mlha
einen ppliturartigen Slang, 70 bat
Die siilluns Der 0plsndffe gleidt.
R.rieg ben IIitgen. Di,
sSIiegen 3i pertreibtn IN WhIGfaw.
mer, RiiHe, Speifeiammtr, Rinoer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-20
SUMMIT DISTRICT COURT.
With Judge Lewis on the Bench
Much Important Business
Was Transacted

AOdlAllie. MdTcl ia session of the
district court was held here beginning last
Monday, before Judge T n. Lewis and
the following matters weer disposed of.
Isabel Lois Mclaughlin. minor. petition
for hearing; report approved.
Rachel NJ. Frazier deceased. petition for
final distribution continued to April 19.
William and Eleanor MiIliner. deceased:
petition for final distribution continued
TO April ~.
Thelma and Clarence NJ. Reynolds. mi
nors; hearing on semi-annusl account ap-
proved.
Henry Bircumshaw. deceased: final ae-
count allowed and distribution ordered as
per terms Of will.
Thomas Stephens. deceased: court con-
firmed sale Of property and final account
allowed.
william J. Pace. deceased: petition for
letters of administration granted to Mary
z. Pace. Bond fixed at 500.
John A. Marchant. deceased; !. 3. Mar
chant appointed administrator, with bond
fixed at 800
John Robinson. deceased: petition for
letters of administration continued to
April 10.
Albert HoIendrake. deceased: Nan Ho-
iendrake appointed administrators, with
bond fixed at 800.
James z. Pace. plaintiff. vs. Silver King
Mining company. defendants; passed.
Michael McGuirk. plaintiff. vs.. Mirty
McPolin. defendant. demurrer submitted
Wsnship. RockDort & Hoytsvilie Live
Stock & Range company. plaintiffs vs.
James G.. NIcAliisteT and John ID. n Me
Allister Bros, defendants; demurrer sub
mitted.
wsnship, Rockport & Hovtsville Live
Stock & Range company vs. Gilmore
Bros. defendants: demurrer submitted.
Carrie g. Greene. plaintiff, vs.. Loren c.
Greene. defendant. demurrer submitted.
James L. Pace, plaintiff, vs.. DAILY West
Mining company. defendants. passed.
John Victa Wick, Plaintiff. vs. the DAILY
West Mining company. a corporation. and
George Bean. defendants; passed to be
argued in Salt Lake.
State 0 fUtah. VS.. r. TT. Waters, dis
missed.
State of Utah vs. Ben Foreman. de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty to burglary. Fore
man was found guilty i'm Judge =. NJ.
Sperrys court in Park City on Dec 81. 1905.
OF burglary in the second degree. commit
ted on the 9Th day of December. 1908. at
the home of Thomas Cupit. In Park City.
The entire venire was exhausted in secur-
ing a jury in this case and a new venire
was ordered. When. however. a jury was
secured. Foreman changed his plea to
guilty Judge Lewis thereupon sentenced
him to four years in the state prison.
Sheriff Hurley took the prisoner TO Salt
Lake Wednesday morning
A. G. Brim vs.. Grass Creek Coal COM
pany. In this case hfr. Brim sued the
above defendant company for damage TO
property. caused b. slack from the de-
PENDANTS mine me piaintii1 was award
ed s77o. Is dana ges.
Court adjourned to April ~. 1909
On account Of the illness of Mrs. G. I.
Wheadon, Union Pacific agent at this
point, W. G. Shade is holding down the
trick here for the present.
Ex-Treasurer J. Ed. Paxton of Park
CITY is in the county seat on business
Mrs. l.. r. Eldre dge has moved her
household effects to Salt Lake, where Mr..
and Mrs. Eldredge will make their home
In the future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-20
DECLARE PRESS
HAS BEEN FAIR
Members of House of Repre-
SentatiVeS Pass Resolutions
of Appreciation.

The following resolutions, directed to
the representatives Of the press in the
house of representatives. were presented
yesterday:
Gentlemen of the Press-The speaker
and members of the eighth assembly of
the Utah legislature. take this opportunity
of expressing to you the appreciation we
feel for the sense of fairness you have
shown US during our sittings together.
We know the many things with which
you have had to bear and the many OPP
portunities you have had to hurl male
of the pencil and the press which you
seveTally represent, aud the trying mo
ments, yes, hours, you have sat patiently
and listened to dry and weak arguments,
grand stand plays and personal spleen.
wherein you were handicapped, as were
not the members of this house, they
were free to walk to the lobby. while you
representatives Of the various papers
were supposed to sit patiently however
bored you might be- until the trying mo-
ments passed.
I'VE sense fully the obligations we owe
to you. and trust that though We have
tried your patience so many times, that
you still hold us, as a body. in the same
esteem as we hold you; that the feelings
OF respect We hold for you meet with re-
ciprocal action on your part.
'Our days together are drawing to
close, and as we part, each to tread the
paths OF his vocation, we hold for you
the warmest feelings and the greatest
esteeGd, and we desire for each of you a
pleasant and prosperous future.
HUGH A MMILLIN,
3. II. BOWER.
J. J. CANNON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-20
PROSECUTORS FREE FROM
CORPORATION TAXATION

In the house yesterday morning a
clause was inserted in senate bill No.
219. substitute for senate bill No. 81, relat-
ing to corporation tax. Mr.. Barnette was
successful in securing the insertion of a
clause providing that mining corporations
which do not pay dividends shall be ex-
empt This Is done in the interests of
prospectors who often spend large sums
OF money in development work, Yet real
lie no profit.
An effort was made 10 exempt insurance
companies, but this failed. the members
generally being of the opinion that the
insurance companies are doing pretty well
and can afford to stand their share.
The effect of the bill is to give the at
torney general authority to bring suit
against corporations which do not pay
the corporation tax. Tt affects both do
nestle and foreign corporations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-20
APPROPRIATIONS
AGREED UPON
Big Bill Providing for Expenses
of State Is Now Ready
for Passage.

The final touches were put on the ap-
preparation bill. Yesterday by joint con-
ference committee OF members of the SEN
ate and house. The conference committee
amendments were adopted by the house
Yesterday afternoon and will be approved
By the senate this morning. The engross-
ing clerks have already begun work on
the long bill. and it will be ready for the
signature OF President Gardner and
Speaker Robinson before noon.
The house amended the bill increasing
the appropriations about 500 600 over the
senate appropriations. The chief increase
was an appropriation of $4,000 to the
high schools of the state. The roads in
different counties were tempered with
by the house and the road appropriations
ments made by the house were immedi-
ately concurTed in by the senate. The
difference was on the high school and the
road appropriations.
As a conference committee the senate
9pI ointed senator Williams, chairman of
the committee on appropriations and
claims, and Senators Miller and StOokey.
The house appointed Hugh a. McMillin,
Davis and Morris The joint committee
agreed 10 make the high school appTopria-
ton contingent on TIE revenue and agreed
on the road amendments.
As the appropriation bill now stands,
and as il will undoubtedly pass both
houses. il provides for a total appropTia-
ton of about S2410,010. This amount is
AiSlHV IN excess OF Tue conservative eStl-
mate of the revenue of the state for the
ensuing two years. There is a provision
in the bill. however, which gives the gov
ernor the right to Tescind. after his ap-
prevail of the bill the appropriations for
new buildings. for improvements on build
ings, for high schools Of the state and for
road building. in case the revenue is in
sufficient to meet the appropriations
This brings the bill well inside the esti-
mated revenue.
one of The. items that is almost sure to
be vetoed bv the governor on constitu-
tional grounds is the item giving SS900
to high schools. The governor. In other
bills which has passed the house, has ex
pressed his opinion that the state has not
the right to appropriate for school pur-
poses any sum in excess of the 3-mill tax
provided for in the constitution to be
used for public school purposes.