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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
CHARGES AGAINST
GOVERNOR KIBBEY
One is That When District Judge
Twenty Years Ago Changed
A Court Record.
IT HAS BEEN PHOTOGRAPHED.
Judge LeCturcd 4. ,. Hcncy for Mis-
conduot, Concluded Censuro Too
Severe and Expunged IT,

Phoenix Ariz, Jan. 29.-It has been
reported for several days that charges
have been filed In Washington against
Gov. Kibbey OF Arizona. whose reap
pontment is now before the senate for
confirmation. and IL was learned today
that at least one charge Is that while
judge OF the district court OF Florence,
Pinal county, about 20 years ago. Kibby
changed the court record and that a
photograph OF tho changed record has
been forwarded 10 the senate.
No denial Is made Of the act but tho
circumstances are claimed 80 have
been as follows:
Francis j. Honey then a young lave
yer was defending a man in the Flor
cnco court before Kibbey. Judge Illb-
boy lecturcd Atty. Honey severely in
court one day for alleged misconduct
before the jury. later Kibboy conclud-
ing that Hucys conduct was merely
an improperly and no harm having
been done and feeling that his consuro
might be too severe eNpungod tho rgc-
ord or tho Ceugure with his own pen.
without making am open court order 10
that effect n De- This orasurs which it
o. stated kidneys opponents have
brought On the attention oil The senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
GREAT SLEET
STORM RAGING
Pacific Coast and Intermountain
Country Cut OFF from the
Outside World.
NO WIRE COMMUNICATION.
Telegraph Wires Coated With Ice,
Soon snapped Under Their Bur
den No Relief Yet.

Denver, Jan. ga sleet storm. ox-
tending up and down the Missouri
river for "A distance Of nearly a humid
red miles has practically cut off the
whole Pacific coast and internoun-
tain country from the outside world.
Since II O'cyock last night. when the
last telegraph wire east went down.
Geographic communication with the
east has been at standstiI. The storm
started throughout eastern Kansas and
Nebraska last night with a thick fog
Later this turned to rain and then as
the cold wave and strong north wind
swept across the Kansas and Nebraska
pfdries the wires rapidly became
coated with ice and one by one snapped
under che burden. Apparently the
storm Increased IN intensity as It
spread across Missouri and Iowa and
this morning neither the Western
Union nor the Postal Telegraph COM
pany has a wire working from chi
cago TO Denver. The Postal is working
into Kansas City and Omaha. and the
western Union has uncertain wire in
to Kansas City. But east Of there
the wires are silent
An effort was made this morning to
"get a hole through via salt Lake and
Helena, thence back TO St Paul But
this was unsuccessful The Western
Union reported it had one shalSy
wire working into st Paul from
Helena. so shalSy that it was OF little
use. Los Angeles was even worse of.
having nothing working into New
Orleans. Neither company had any in
formation regarding the extent of the
storm east of the Mississippi river,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
Idaho Officers Still Unable to
Find Idaho Legislator
Charged With Fraud.
WIFE is NEARLY FRUSTRATED
Know Nothing OF Fraudulent Trans
actions Her Husband Is said
To Have Engaged I'm.
Especial 10 The ''NeWs.')

Boise. Ida. Jan. 29--The where
abouts OF Rep. Edward L. Holtzhei-
mer Of Bannock county for whose
arrest a warrant has been issued on
charge OF forgery. is stil unknown
somo think be left Boise over tho In
terurban TO Caldwell and took the
train from there Tuesday night To-
Seattle, where he has two influential
brothers living. His wife is still az her
boarding house IN this city In a dis
tracted condition. She has no eXplana-
ton Of tho AFFAIR and says she knew
nothing of the fraudulent thansac-
lions with which her husband is
charged.
ln addition 10 the forgery Of the name
of u. b. Brennan Of Pocatello 10 a deed
10 property sold by Holtzheimer 10
Robert Hays for $1,000. Il b now
charged that he mdorsed Brennan's
namo 10 "a check for 81 300 and also
dofrauded his own mother out OF $500.
Mr. Hays returned from Pocatcllo yes
terday He says he paid Holtzheimer
81 600 Tor the Brennan property only
TO hnd the deed 10 the same forgery.
THOMPSON LEASE.
Tho Thompson lease OF 5000 acros of
mineral lands belonging 10 the state
in Ncl Porco county was up FOR hot
discussion Boo both branches uf the
legislature This morning. the minority
members of both houses are attempt
ing to get through resolutions Tor the
appointment of committees empowered
and supported by appropriations FOR
expenses to investigate thc proposition,
but without result Representative
BAGS however 'Eho aired the Question
yesterday on The floor OF the house
was today ordered by the passage OF
"a resolution to suhstantlate bis charges
aud reveal his knowledge ON he ques-
tor this by tomorrow N possible.
Dispatches received here from Lew
lston. Thompsons home, disclose the
existence Of no little excitement Ia
that city over the proposed lease. The
Commercial club hats taken up the mat
ter with "a View of making an lnYea-
LEGATION al once ana reporting 10 Gov
Rrpdy. There is considerable apprc-
honslon m reference 90 the question
even among representative from
Thompson. own county
AGRICuLTuRAL SCHOOLS.
ban was introduced in the house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
WHAT is THE ANSWER /?

Editor the NwsA in print "d
me news the time its motto but do its duty to
the public IN
As taxpayer Of community 10 young
member OF the Church
prohibition
the the nteNOntan Republican
It's beginning want statements and ask
AS
the light
be fair and really print the both sides public
the first place will attention the files Republican
Neat
the
inadequate but they sincerity that
proud be earliest friends supporters
The a il
the prohibition
fighting the
They
As
ton they this fund have only indicate and will here what
t confne acts
2. paper
Republican thousands
fighting prohibition earnestly
favored
articles such a
Republican discontinued
Why
the Federal officials circulating the that prohibition will
Gared unconstitutional?
trying
prohibit?
prohibition
legislature will "
authority they the will
n the bill?
shall feel
heritage sold for a Of pOtage B. F. GRANT
Salt Lake LAM g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
HEROIC MEASURES
TO SAVE HIS LIFE
After Being Badly Beaten 20 over
come Fleets OF Morphine Cliff
ford WhaIen Eats Breakfast.

After being beaten with wet towels
for hours and having applied 10 his
nude body an electric battery that
caused him TO Jerk and writhe with
pain, the purpose being TO save his
life from morphine poisoning, clifford
whalen calmly asked this morning Tor
breakfast. stating he would like O. bowl
Of soup and "a cup Of teal
The man is al the emergency hospital
at police headquarters. and from 1880
yesterday afternoon until early this
morning policemen and bremen. Cuder
orders of physicians, whipped him with
wet towels aud applied an electric bat
tcry 90 gain the mastery over The dead
ly drug ana save the mans ne. To
had taken an overdose of morphine 90
relieve the terrible pain that rackod his
body and hls system thoroughly abb
s0rbed inc poison before he was found
aud medical assistance rendered.
no Was found yesterday afternoon in
his room at the Lincoln House by the
proprietor The latter at once notified
the police. and Wh8len was removed
10 ne omcrpency hosnltal and Or n.
H steele called On The physician at
once recognized that the mans cone
uItIUu Wua most serious ana tnaf there
nHs barely a chance ~ saving his lifo.
fI..oir measures were res0rtod t0 with
ogi Joss OF time. but tho nght was "a
hand one.
Auor washing out tho mans stomach.
d. steele cove hIm anIIl0ieF of
powerful nature aud thon prescribed
the use of uo battery ana the wet
towels.
Lieutenant HrmueI Chief 0r uatcc-
tivps Sheets Doctor Jou0r Ripley
ana several hremen assumed tna task
of ar1using Whalen. 10 seemed hours
before be- showed signs of reraimug
CONSEQUENCES hut finally began to RAJ.
ly under the terrible troatmclt
Whaleu stated that BE- had been suf-
fCdur from inhammatory rheumatism
and other ailments. and had been re-
ceivod oy nr B. q. Paul ns "a charity
patient lle told Dr. Paul he had
taken morphine nt times t0 relieve thr
pain. and the physician ordered him
30 discontinue the use of the duig yes
terday the pnin became auhcH1llo nnd
Mhalen took "A iaise dose of Wouhn.
with the result stated. MhHlUu $500
probably ho able to leave mo hospital
ibis evening or tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
TOWN MARSHAL OF 0AKDALE,
STANISLAUS CO., CAL, SHOT

stockton, Cal. Jan. 2e--George Morri-
son, town marshal ana nightwatchman
az Oakdale. In stanislaus county. was
shot and fatally wounded early this
morning during an exchange OF shots
with suspicious looking characters ln the
Southern Pacific yard
Morrison heard "a disturbance in the
Southern Pacific station, and hurrying
over. discovered two men behind a box
car Tie called 10 them and then sent
two shots after them. The men return
ed the fire with four shots. every enc
on which took effect ono struck Nor
rison in the right wrist, one above me
elbow, one through the abdomen and
one in the left side
Morrison. though mortally wounded
managed 90 walk 10 saloon across
the street from the station and gave the
alarm. The IRE bells were sounded 90
call out the people. but though the
town was aroused nothina could ha
found of the men who shot the officer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
APPOINTMENT BEGINS
FOR ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Sub Committees Named 10 Start FL
nance Ball Rolling for &, \. n.
Encanpment.

With the appointement OF a. number
OF subcommittee to the finance COM
mittee this afternoon, the work Of coll
Letting Grand Army oncampment
funds win soon be IN fun swing.
Fisher Harris and Col. Sterrett are
now revising their committee appoint
ments. and they have devised a way Of
centering authority that Il is though,
will prove effective. This is 60 have
the chairmen Of all the subcommittee
act as a central executive committee
With full power 10 act on an cases.
In notifying members of the gem
eral finance committee OF their appoint
ment a request was made Of each one
named that II for any reason he would
be unable 10 offer real assistance
in the work, he should so notify the
committee. As a result six declinatiOns
were reported at the meeting yester-
day, an because those declining would
be absent from salt Lake next sum
mer, ana therefore would be unavail-
able.
AT the meeting yesterday afternoon
Ii was decided 10 appoint a sub-com-
mittee Of i've members TO solicit funds
In Provo, another 10 solicit funds in
Ogden, and another for Logan. Besides
these committees there viii be one on
legislative appropriation, another on
county appropriation, and still another
on municipal appropriations Col Jos.
Gcoghegan will be chairman of the
finance committee and Will have general
supervision of all plans for raising
funds.
II Is understood that the sum OF $50
900 is expected from the legislature,
which viii leave $4,000 TO be- raised by
personal subscriptions. with the good
nucleus TO start things of, however
II is thought that this task, In spite OF
the fact that Il is larger than any
similar task yet undertaken, vii turn
out % be practicable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
TABER CASE.
Arguments in Habcas Corpus Pro-
ceedings Concluded.

sa Diego, Cal. Jan. Arguments in
Che Taber hoabeas corpus proceedings
were concluded today and the case taxi
en- under adyisement By the court Tab-
er. who r. resisting eztladltion proceed
ings Tor his return 10 searchllsht New.
on a cahrgc OF CmbcaEl emeut. growing
out Of The collapse of "a bank therc or
which he was president. made tho plea
that aB hc was mot m Nevada al the
time the crime was committed and never
had been resident OF Chat state since
1902 he could not therefore Doe termed
IA fugitive from Justice.
sheun Smith thr Nevada official who
is here lighting Tor custody o. Tlbef.
declares hc was elected ou the promise
tHHt Boz would bring Taber back fDr
trial and that he VIII use every means
and AN thc money within hls power t0
fulnn thH promise. A decision ig not "a
pected before next week. lu tho mean
time Taber ~ at liberty. having been
parolod ln tho custody OF hia counsel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
RACE TRACK BILLS
REPORTED UNFAV0RABLY

Sacramento. Jan. 2s-Chalrmau Alb
ner Weed of the COMMITTEES on public
morals. reported unfavombly on tho
Walker-Ous antl-race track bills There
was no minority report. although Saw
ago and Kennedy voted for favorable
report ou tho measures
Weed, Won and Leavitt voted
against o.
senator Walker did not AJAX that the
bills b. made "a special order of bust
moss as they would soon be reached in
regular order
They win ho read tho second time ou
Monday and if any nght develops n win
come ou tho third reading Tuesday.
walker said.
"Not more than hvc members of the
senate Wll vote against ih. bNl Thrae
of these of course Hro Wood. Wolf and
LelNitt 0f thc committee. 4 ~ not
cars ~ name the other two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
c1IARLEs nALpEsAR ExEcuT1sn

San Quentin, Cal. Jan. 29-Charles
mother-in-laW in stockton on Sept 90
1905. was executed today in the state
prison here. He kept up a brave up-
pearanCe almost 90 the last, but showed
signs Of weakness when ascending the
scamold and nearly tainted just before
the trap was sprung. He did not deny
bis guilt and said that ne deserved
hanging,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

this morning providing for the cree
ton Of two secondary agricultural
schools. one IN the nOthern part OF
the state and one in the southern,
and authorizing bond issus OF
S122, 900 for the erection of the same.
Cities having q population of $500 or
over 10 receive 10 cents per capita
for children of school age, Ike
amount TO be supplied by them, which
sum Is to be devoted to the education
OF children In manual training.
According 10 the report of two min
ers who have Just arrived from Boise
from the Custer mining country, VIII
liam Everett was killed on the third
Of this month i'm a snowslide In the
mountains OF that district. The only
known relatives Of the man reside
Ina Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
TRAFFIC BUREAU MEETS.

AtHe Commercial club thIs afternoon
tHa Commercial club Juuc bureau % Ia
aessi0u M ll con. 'dUr'us pr1olema con-
aud Other mHtirI. uur"Uus tnc welfare
of .hHuuors. M Do under.iood that ac-
uun maN he token nn tle request OF
t.. Ur.Nrra Dee plants ana similar COM
mar.II institutions for reduction Iu
uIf.r rItra Fr0m th0 cheap Wafrr
rfrnUI.H hr saIt lake city an NOM
nt rleL m is h1id hlt those usIus
Ur IHHHH fortunes and ihlt Instead Nf
InurrnF fhr ratio IHr NHfHr used com
n.U.I. IN II HINuIi nU arDIlII Increased
.n fn.I Iha burden nf krUuIHH uu tn"
nHffr aIafrm WIll nof ran Hl heavily
nU fIn fmHI uHHr Hnd Che poor man
tho merely tries ~ keep up his h0mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
STRONGEST EBB TIDE RE-
CORDED ON PUGET SOUND

Seattle. Wash. Jan. 8-Vhnr makiue
udul observations on Bush Point not
far from pou Ludlow officers of the T..
81 steamer GeduuY of Che coast and
ula SAD recorded 600 puEet sound THe
ehh WHH hgc kuOl am hour which b.
an unusual current to experience u "a
narrow passage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
BANK VAULT DYNAMITED,
$4,000 SECURED

IN Paso Texas Jan. 29.-The vault
OF the Carlton state bank Of Carlton,
Texas, was blown up by dynamite By
robbers last night who escaped after
taking AN the money ia sight Il Is re-
ported they got away with $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
THE ILL
FATED REPUBLIC
SEE THE SATURDAY NEWS
fnulofsrDug
Mormon Elders
Climb KiIauea,

The Worlds Most Active Vol
cano. Pictures taken for the
"Nows showing the crater both
day ana night forms another in
tercstlng feature.
Other departments Of this issue
Win boz as follows;
Frank "a. Carpenter Interview
Marquis Katsura, the premier OF
Japan. ON the policy OF the em-
piro
London society belle who viii
walk through Africa and may
meet Roosevelt IN the jungle. he
Illustrated.
Personal Stories OF Suffering in
tho Italian Earthquake, by the
Naples correspondent OF the Des-
cret News
stuugo stories of Lives Led by
Lonlon's Human Posters. Mus
trated
Ethel Roosevelt Romp and
white House Belle illustrated.
Tho New President of Harvard
University Illustrated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
MAKING THIRTY ONE IN ALL
To Be Built at st. George, HinCk-
ley, CowIey, Wyo., and
Raymond, Canada.
Nov Eight I'm Mexico, One I'm Canada,
-Four In Idaho, Three in Arizona,
ono I'm wyoming and Eleven
In Utah.

~ the beginning OF the next school
year four new Church schools viii
be- added 70 the already long list,
making 81 in all. For these addi-
tional places OF learning buildings
will be provided, as also for one
academy heretofore established but
81 the present time without a place
Of location. The last named is at
Oakley. Cassia county Idaho The
building belonging 20 the academy was
sold. owing to the fact that it was not
adequate for the institutions needs.
In the near future a splendid ediice
will be erected at oakley, and next
wear the academy will resume its OPP
erations.
At st. George. Washington county
Hncldey. Willard county. Cowley. Big
Horn county. wyoming, and Raymond.
canada, new schools will be estab-
Ilshed, and each of them will be
housed in a building to cost not less
than $4,000. cost OF sites not includ-
"a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
FINANCIAL REPoRT

Tho following d taken from the
financial Report of the church
moods Tor the Fiscal Year Endng
luo l0. 1905"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

In Getting Ready 70 Buy Homo
Make study OF the Views Real
Estate News.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
win We'd.

Invitations received in the city
during the week announce the ap.
preaching marriage of Miss Annie
Agnes McGiliis to Mr.. Stanislaue
Fitzgerald, at Ascension Church,
Minneapolis, on Thursday morning
next. July 22, at 500 O'Clock a. m.
The bride was for several years a
teacher in the local schools, and
has host of friends in this CITY
who will extend congratulations.
The: groom is connected with the
mining industry on the west end
aud after August 5th Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fitzgerald will be AT Home" to
their many friends at Grand Rapids
IMiun
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
Plantod SpoCidod Beauties.

The car from the Minnesota State
Fish Hatchery was in the city on
Wednesday, filling applications for
trout fry from l.. n. Osborn aud w,
E. Hannaford, who met the car and
took care of ten cane of fry each,
planting came in adjacent streams
Several streams in this section
have been planted in the past, and
while we cannot be said to have
fishing" here az yet the sportsmen
of the rod and reel stamp have
hopes that in few years more they
will not have to hit the trail for. the
Gooseberry or hike for Canada to
have the fun of snagging q mess of
speckled beauties.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

VIII Hold I 1909 Meeting On Marquette
Raale AUGUST 25.28.

N0ss . VOV09N $780,
The 1909 meeting of the Lake Su-
sperior Mining Institute will be held
on the Marquette range August 25th
to August 28th, and assurances al.
ready received indicate that great
er majority of the membership of
approximately 500 will be in attend
ance at this session of the Institute.
The Institute will assemble at
lshpeming on Wednesday, August
25th, and an instructive program
covering the meeting has been ar
ranged. Luncheon will be served
at the Wawonawin Golf Club Wed.
nesday at noon, following which
there will be league baseball game
at Union park, and excursion trips
to a number of mines in and about
lshpeming. In the evening there
will be business session, at which
various interesting papers will be
read. The visitors will be taken to
the mines at Negaunee Thursday
morning, and from there will pro-
coed to Marquette. Here the big
Pioneer iron furnace and other in.
dustrial plants will be inspected
and after a fish dinner has been
served on the beach of Lake Super.
ior a steamer will be boarded for a
trip to Mun1sing and Grand Island
A business session will be held on
the boat, en- route.
Arriving at Munising the party
will visit the paper mill and other
industries, and will be taken to
Grand Island for few hours rec.
reation. 1t is at Grand Island that
the Cleveland Cliffs iron Company
has it's great game preserve. The
excursionists will proceed to the
new Swanzy mining district by
special train Friday morning. The
Cleveland Cliffs Company is open.
ing a number of mines in the Swan
zy country. and these will be in.
spected, the party proceeding to
1shpeming by special train Friday
evening. Saturday will be devoted
to visits to the underground work
ings of the Ishpeming mines, the
oldest in the Lake Superior iron re
gion.
The entertainment of the vlsitorl
will be complimentary throughout
audsat each stopping place local
|scommitteesswill be on hand to loo1
after the comfort OF guests. Mo-
only 10 y record breaking, attend
ance expected, but it is hoped Il
make thestmeeting one of the bes
ie~er;held blythe Institute. Theme
saba, :Vermilion; Aenominee, Goge
bic: and, Marquette iron ranges tant
1.-The Michigan copper country vii
be represented by many of thei,
cunost prominent miuing men, in ad
.dition to. which railroad, lnachiaer,
land. other industrial and CONNER
cial enterprises will besrepresented
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
exo1oeo tho Al6oefa.

The portion of section 16, 58.17,
formerly held under lease by the
Alberta Mining Co., 10 again being
explored, four drills being engaged
in the work.
After the abandonment of the
property by Mr.. Coates additional
work showed ore reserves that h&d
been rnisaed, and it -is the hope of
the new lessees to prove 4 workab BILE
body.