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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
RICHFIELD.
SEEGM|LLER RET|RES
AFTER LONG SERVICE
RICHFIELD.
President OF SEWER Stake Presents
Resignation on Account of Ill
Health. TO Regret OF All.

Richheld. Sept to.--After 30 years Of
efticient and honorable service az presi-
dent Of the SEWER stake. William II,
Seegmiller yesterday presented his res
ignation. The action came at the
quarterly conference OF the stake, and
while II IL based on the ground OF con-
tlnued ill-health. and is therefore made
necessary II brought with It universal
regret
President Seegmiler met with an ac-
cident some weeks ago, when his team
became unmanageable and threw him
from his vehicle. He had been in i'll
health for some time previous. and this
aggravated his affections. Under these
circumstances he has decided to close
up his business affairs here and spend
the winter in ST George, where 1t Is
hoped tho mildness of the climate win
conduce to his recovery.
Robert ID. Young was chosen as sue
cessor to President Seegmiller. and j.
NJ. Peterson and John Christensen are
his counselors.
President Seegmiller has been an
unusually faithful worker in stake af-
fairs, and he carries with him the
heartfelt good wishes of the people Of
the stake
President John Henry Smith and
Elder Heber j Grant of the council
OF the twelve were presnt at the con-
ference. and much good instruction
was given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
Political Sidelights.

The Republican county committee ex-
poets to establish headquarters on
Main street some time this week.
The resignation OF Chairman B. T.
Lloyd and Secy. Haslam OF the county
Democratic committee will be accepted
at the meeting OF the new committee
to be held Immediately after the coun-
ty convention at Sandy next Friday
John F, Tobin Is spoken OF as a pos
sible successor 20 Chairman Lloyd.
THE Democrats should poll 1900
votes in salt Lake county at the com
Ing election" said a prominent Demo-
crat this morning.
Three Americans" who have been
mentioned" In connection with offices
on that ticket have announced that
they will not be candidates. They are
Charles Lawrence, for county recorder;
j. T.. McGinty, for county commissioner,
and J. c. Morrison spoken of as Il
candidate for sheriff.
For the Republican state convention.
to be held at Ogden, Monday, Sept e6,
three special trains will be run to
ogden and return. They will be run
over the Short Line. Denver & Rio
Grande and salt Lake & ogden. There
viii he no official train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
LEAVES ONE CELL
CENTER ANOTHER
Prison Gates YaWn for w. E.
Daubenspeck, Giving Him.
Short Liberty.
TO STAND TRIAL IN COLORADO
sheriff Williams of Delta Grects Him
At Pcnitentiary Gates This
Morning.

W. e, Daubenspeck. who was re-
leased from the state prison this morn
ing after having served sentence of
one year, enjoyed only one minute Of
actual liberty. Sheriff l. II. williams
OF Delta, Delta county, Colo, and
Sheriff Joseph Sharp were there to meet
him. Plocing him under arrest, Sheriff
Williams informed him that he was
wanted in Delta for Jail breaking
A little more than a year ago. Dau-
benspeck was arrested at Delta on q
charge Of grand larceny. lie is said
10 have stolen a number OF steers and
horses in that section OF the country
He was held for trial in the district
court, but, before his case came up for
hearing. he dug his way out OF jail
Daubenspeck crossed the Utah line
and at Monticello San Juan county,
was again arrested for stealing stock
The little fail could not hold him, how
ever, and he dug his way out again.
leaving note to the sheriff informing
him that he was sorry TO leave. 4
posse WAS orga nized and within a few
days the cattle thief was recaptured.
The sheriff OF San Juan county. not
wanting to take any further chances
with his slippery prisoner, brought him
into salt Lake. where he was kept in
the county jail until the district court
In San Juan county met He was SEN
fenced to enc year in the state peniten-
tisry.
Sheriff Williams carried a requisition
from Gov Shaffroth, which Gov. Spry
honored The sheriff and his charge
win return to Colorado tomorrow. The
Colorado heriff is a "two-gun" man,
and is said to be one OF the best pistol
shots with either hand in Colorado.
While here he is the guest OF Sheriff
Sharp.
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District No 33-H. II. Walters bsa
west First North street
District No. 34-Joshua Selley. ISL
west First North street
District No. Sc D. Harding. pa
north First West street.
District No 3s--John Holley 223 west
Third North street
District No. 37-Dan Nolder. 33f west
Fifth North street
District No Ssh. T Cowhurn. Az
north sixth West street
District No. 3a-F. S. Fernstrom. sos
Duluth avenue.
District No. 4o-P. A. HIN. 912 Cen
ter street.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
District No. 4l-Ben T. Lloyd. the
Allen, Third avenue and Canyon road
District No 42--Lucisn Ray, 407 Il
street
District No. 4s--wilford Moyle. 50
Third avenue.
District No. at II, Fitzgerald ISL
Sixth avenue
District No ts-samuei A. King. So
street
FIFTH PRECINCT.
District No. 4s-H J. Fitzgerald, 1908
east South Temple street.
District No. 4a--Wnliam r. Wallace,
81 Ninth East street
District No Soc. w Barns, 23s Sew
enth East street
District No. 5l--James H. Moyle. Al
east Fifth South street
District No. 52-Hyrum Amundson,
PIP east South Temple street
District No. 53-Heron hotel. 142
east Second South street
District No. Mixing & Burton law
office. Continental bank building
In the county a primary will be held
in the old farm house In Forest Dale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
SALVATION ARMY WEDDING.

How would you like to have your
marriage announced by big banner
telling Of It carried by man in uni
form, followed by a big bass drum
beating time. and a man with a mega
phone?
Well, that Is the way that the mar
riage Of Ensign william Lamont, of
the Salvation Army located at Idaho
Falls, and Capt Minnie May Handy of
the Denver post advertised their mar
rlage last night II was a success too,
and they were married at the Salvation
army hall by the Rev. a. Marpurg, I'm
view of hundreds attracted by the cir
Gus tactics,
After the marriage the couple were
given a wedding supper by the local
members of the Salvation Army. The
couple will leave in few days for Idaho
Falls where they will for a time make
their home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs Heber ]. Grant an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Anna TO Mr.. John George
Midgley, Jr., the marriage to take
place on October rs,
The event OF the day will he the con .
cert 10 be given this evening at the
First Congregational church for the
benefit Of the reading room for the
blind at the public library. The affair
Is in charge OF the Misses Minette
Baer Florence Kimball and Loreen
Leary and delightful program has
been arranged.
The marriage of Miss Alton Pace and
John Bouford takes place this evening
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. e. T.. Pace. with Father Ryan
performing the ceremony at s o'clock
and large reception following. Attend
ing the bride as matron OF honor Will be
Mrs. X. G, Coverdale, and the best man
viii be Theodore Hart Among those
who will assist during the evening will
be the Misses Grace Gray. Gladys Ger
rams. Mildred Jones, Rita Taylor, Wv
ian Pace. Hazel Gray and Gladys Coon
err Miss Ruth Treweek Will give the
bridal music. and Mr.. and Mrs. Pace
win be assisted By Mrs Samuel Coop
err
Arthur c. Sullivan OF this city and
Miss Alice May Oliver Of American
Falls, Ida, will be married at the lat
ter place today and will afterward
come 20 Salt Lake to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs Thompson announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Ethel,
10 W. ]. McNaughton, the marriage TO
take place in the near future.
Miss Ruth Crawford will entertain on
Friday for Miss Irene Simmons. whose
marriage to Edward r. Callister takes
place next week.
Mrs J. E. Bamberger and Miss
Dorothy Hamburger left yesterday for
New York.
Mrs. ]. b. Risque entertains this aft
ernoon al a luncheon at the Country
club.
Mrs Andrew Howat. Jr.. is the guest
~ the Howat family in Seventh East
street.
Mrs James NJ. Arrasmith entertains
this afternoon at bridge in honor OF
Mrs. Elliott mother of Lieut.. Jesse FL
Holt.
Mrs. Robert c. Gemmell entertains on
Thursday at luncheon for the ladies
who qualified for the tournament.
The marriage of Miss Mercy r. Hnl
and Mr.. n. X, Bytheway ia kes place
on Wednesday in the salt Lake temple
The immediate families win attend a
banquet TO be given In the evening at
the brides home.
Last Wednesday bundle shower
was rendered Miss Mercy r Hin NJ
her home by Miss Rebeoca Bytheway
and Miss Zina HIN, About 40 guests
attended. and the brlde-to-b be- received
some dainty presents. The evening was
spent In games. after which refresh
ments were served. The room was dec
orated with hearts and flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stewart announce
the engagement OF their daughter
MARY. to Roy l.. Northrup of Kansas
The wedding VIII take place in the
near future
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room The sentence for contempt was
abrogated
1rtcrcpv on. THE CASE

The entire matter arises over the fact
that Judge whitaker challenges the
right Of the city attorney to issue vrr-
rants until the case is passed upon
by the Judge He holds that he has the
right to examine witnesses I'm all cases
and satisfy himself that there Is good
ground for a case before the party Is
arrested The city attorneys office
holds that this would have the erect
OF trying a man before the case IL
brought into court and where the Judge
examines the witnesses and Issues
warrant he presupposes the persons
guilty before the case Il tried. IheS
contend that this rs unfair to the PER
sons charged II said that the matter
would be taken up later by the county
attorney. After Judge Dininny walk
ed out of court today Mr.. Dalton pro-
ceeded TO examine witnesses and prose-
cute the cases for the city about which
he had personal knowledge.
The AFFAIR has tangled the police nad-
~ They went 70 Mr. Dalton and asked
for complaints In several cases, TINS
morning. and he said he had no su-
thority as tho Judge had the matter In
hand Then the court instructed the
clerk OF the court TO issue the COM
paints. These we're the ones over
which the fight has been made.
All parties arc resting on their arms
and wondering what the city attorneys
Office will do now. Dalton Will say
nothing and Dininny refused to make
any statement In the meantime Judge
whitaker has made II plain he VIII
stand for no plays to the gallery. He
made IL clear that he would see that
any attempt 20 delay the business OF
the court would be summarily dealt
with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
OLD EMPLoYE CELEBRATES.

Forty mine years out of his IS years.
L. A. Billings, superintendent OF the
office. has been i'm the service OF Uncle
sam. the last A ef which have been with
the postoffice department, the other
FIVE years in army service. Sunday he
celebrated his seventh fifth natal day
I'm dinner at home with all the mem
bers of his family. Just before the
crowd sat down TO dinner, the one alb
sent member OF the family, Mrs. Ben
jamin' NJ. White of Denver, accompan-
led by her husband, stepped into the
house Unexpectedly and enjoyed the
feast with the family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
PRISONER WHIsKED AWAY.
Verne Elliott. Charged With Grand
Larceny. Is Arrested Here.

Verne Elliott. charged with grand lar
cenY was apprehended in this city yes
terday afternoon by sheriff y. II. FLOR
once OF Greely. colo, and last nisht was
taken 10 Colorado to stand trial
sheriff Joseph sharp received tele-
gram several days ago giving descrip-
ton Of Elliott and saying that he was
wanted in Colorado. Sheriff Sharp re
Piled that Elliott was I'm the city with.
In an hour OF sheriff Flopnce's arrival
Yesterday afternoon, Elliott was picked
10 and given ride In the county auto
mobile to the county jail. sheriff Flor
ence did not take the trouble 20 secure
reauisition papers and Elliott was whisk-
ed away before he had time to think of
that means of securing delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
WILD WEST AT WANDAMERE.

This afternoon witnesses the last per-
Torrance Of the Frontier Days Wild
West show at Wandamere. Weather
conditions being favorable a large
crowd is looked for az the last exhibi-
lion of frontier feats which will be
shown in Salt Lake this year All the
stars of the cast appeared at the per-
Torrance yesterday. including bucking
feats by Old Steamboat and the riding
OF the outlaw horse Red Bird by Mrs.
st Clair The cowboy dance at
Wandamere pavilion last evening at
tracted much attention, the costumes
of the cowboys and cowgirls adding
color to the scene The Indians pro-
vided a diversion in the dancing by
performing war dances peculiar TO their
tribal customs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.

The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers will
hold their Initial meeting Saturday for
the season in the auditorium at the
Bishops building. ana n cordial invita-
tion Is extended the charter and other
members and all those interested in the
movement. The program will include an
address by Patriarch John Smith, and "a
sketch Of Orsou Pratt, one Of the FIRST
three men who entered the valley. TO be
given by his son Milando Pratt, a poem
by Josephine Spencer. and musical Sc
lections by representa- tives Of Utah pio-
neers. The meeting win be held az 3
O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
FOR UNIFORM BOUNTY LAWS.

Uniform bounty laws for the western
states will be discussed at the annual
convention of National Wool Growers
association TO be held at Portland, or,
Jan, to z. and a committee is now
taking up the matter and preparing a
report to be submitted at the conven-
ton. The following we'll known wool
growers make UP the committee: r. a.
Stanford, Carey, Ida; r. II. Calllster.
Salt Lake, Utah: j A. Mcbride. Elko.
New; Solomon Luna, Los Lunas, n.
NJ IT r. Campbell, Flagstaff. Arlz
j. A. Delfelder Woton. Wyo.. and
George Mcknight, Vale, or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
sANPETE REPUBLICANS.
Candidates for County Offices Nom
mated I'm Primary Last Night.

Especial to The Nsws.l
Ephraim. sept 20.-At the Republi-
can primary last night. Barney Tilby
was nominated for county recorder,
James l.. Thorpe for sheriff, c. II.
Vorius for Representative. Ephraim
Hansen for county attorney. Peter
Mortensen for commissioner. and
James L. Jensen for Justice
Tho following delegates were elect
ed to the state convention: G. r.
Vorius. w, O. Barton. Frantz Rasmus-
sen. Niels Thompson. T. Hanson Fred
Jorgepson. James Frost, Peter -Morten-,
sen. Barney Tilby, Ephraim Hansen,
Olun Thurfby, u. n Beal, Hans
Christensen and ]. l.. Fox. The alter
mates are: p ID. Jensen. NJ Thomp-
son. George Quinn. n. Il. Myres.
Farley Hanson. Martin Isascson. d.
w Thompson and j. H. Whitlock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20

THE CONTINENTAL LIFE INsuR-
ANCE & INVESTMENT COMPANY.
With headquarters in this city. are
writing one OF the most attractive
policies now on the market. At a
cost NJ $500 per thousand each year.
This company guarantees weekly
indemnity Of $500 per week covering
all diseases or accidents
pr. c. NJ. Benedict and l. c. Pierson.
Dentist are located in the Nc
Intyre building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
RETURN FROM CONFERENCE.

Elders c. w. Penrose and ]. W.
McMurrin have returned from Paro-
wan having attended the conference
recently held there. They report heavy
rains i'm the southern part OF the state,
They had planned To make the trip
from Lund to Cedar city in an auto
mobile, but there was so much rain
and mud that it became necessary to
dig the motor car out of the mad and
haul II to town, They Travelled TO
their destination in a spring wagon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
WAsHoUTs OCCUR AGAIN.
salt Lake Route Again Visited by De-
s-ar,sys- sssarss-ustsnctive Storms.

Reports Of serious washouts on the
Salt Lake Route come from Mimic.
Berry, and Milford today Rains have
been falling almost steadily for sew
eral days and II is said the road this
side Of Caliente was put out Of service
for three hours yesterday. The break
was repaired and the train into Salt
Lake was delayed only about three
hours this morning. Reports from the
Meadow valley wash country are to the
effect that serious damage is threaten
ed II the rains do not let up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
LINDHoLM rs REARREsTED.

Gus Lindholm who was arrested some
time ago charged with having ridden
on an interstate pass from Evanston.
Wyo., TO Ogden, which was issued 10
another. but on account Of tauitv ma
pers was released, was captured again
Monday, as he stepped on the n q r.
G. train AT the salt lake depot In
default OF $500 bail he will remain In
jail until his hearing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20

II. r. Evans, Florist, SO s. lair !.
Floral designs a speciality Phones 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
DIED.

CLARK.-in this city. Sent ls "a,
Daisy Watson Clark aged IS yes,s '
month DAYS. at the family rasids.
375 Eighth East The deceased ls.n!
a husband. w. j. Clark. aud sor
years IF age.
The funeral was held today AZ m. >,
neral chapel OF Eher W Han HI ~.
West Temple street Interment Nj AN
vet. vi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF samuel II. Bennion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20

District No 3l-O w Mcyle. 50 west
North Temple street
District No. S2-H Hayward. 2T2
north Second West street.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-17
Jun-lO JUL
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST SALE
LIE REAL EnTATE.

ORDER TO SHOW CAUsE AGAINST BALE
~ OF REAL EeTATE
state nf South Dakota. County of Grant.
In County Court, before Hon. 5. 5. Lock
hart, Judge.
Order 70 show cause against tale Of real
eftste.
In tn matter of the estate Of John C.. Wood,
d. cea sed
a pearine to the court that by the petit
ten tn 8 day presented and filed by = orge A.
Wood and Guy l.. Wood the executors Of the
estete of John c. Wood deceased, that 1t will
be TOR the best Interests and TO The benefit and
advantage of said estate aud of those int rest
ed therein 10 sell some portion OF the whole
of the real estate belonging 10 said estate, and
to turn the same into cash for investment.
1t is ordered, that all persons interested IN
said state appear before this court on the lltn
day OF July. 1910, al the hour Of ten O'Clock
a m. OF that day in the court room OF this
court at the Farmers Bank Building in The city
OF Milbank, Grant county, South Dakota to
show cause whyIan order should not be grant
ed said executors to sell the real estate be-
lon ing to said estate. and convert the same
into cash; and ii also appearing from said
petition that il will b. for the best interests of
said estate TO sell certain personal property
Now remaining in the hands OF said executors,
and at said time and place all persons inter
ested may app ar and snow cause why an
order SHOULD not be made. at the same time
TO yell the personal property in the hands OF
a copy of this order be published for -four
successive weeks next preceding said day in
the Advance. a legal weekly news
paper printed and published in SAID county.
Dated June 9Th. 1910.
s. s. LocKHARr,
(SeaD Judge OF ssid Court.
Thos l.. Bouck Attorney tor Executors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-17

NOTICE OF APPLiC TON FOR PERMIT
~ TO SELL INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
Notice lie hereby given that Frank Mehegmn
has this day filed Ia nv Office
sell Intoxicating liquors Mt retail 1t he bnildinx
situated on Lot :, Block 5, In the First Ward %
the City Of Milbank, County Of Giant and state
of South Dakota, and that eaid application viii
be beard by the City Council Of said CITY, or the
Twenty-seventh day of June, 1910, VI eight
O'Clock p. m at the Council Chambers, at which
time any person or persone may appear before
said corporate authorities and give any rese0D
why euch license should not be received or per
NIT granted to cell intoxicating liquors AZ 70
tail.
Dated 1t Milbsnk, South Dakota, June 8, 1910.
A. A. BlemQ:ist,
City Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-17
~ DID O INTEND ANY orFENsE."

IT DID NOT MTEN ANY OFFENsE."
dismayed-for another reason, how.
Y
Suppose the planters wife would not
take Madeleine in! What was to be
done then? Not another dwelling
within miles!
There would be only n resource,
and that was practically no resource
at all, was probably out of the Ques-
ton. for 1t meant the taking Of the
girl through the lines OF the distant
military camp and the procuring Of
shelter Of some sort for her there.
The door finally opened. Gilbert
awaited tepsAjv the answer. The
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-17

ped his strong arms about her frau
little body. and. holding her close to
his breast. he started along the wind
ing pathway. One of her arms he bent
around his neck. Her ringlets Of gold
en- hair fell against his cheek as he
walked. Her bosom gently rose and
fell as she dreamed herself away into
the magic realms OF fairyland. with
her gallant fairy prince. Gilbert Steele.
as her protector and guide. As he
looked down into her innocent face
and understood In his way the un-
fathomable depth Of the trust she had
placed in him and In his honor Gilbert
Steele vowed a o with himself and
with his God hat he would hold sa-
cred this trust and strive manfully to
justify 1t. as was the duty Of a true
man and q soldier in Andrew Jack
sons army.
Passed almost an hour ere Gilbert
den the house Of q plantation manager
whom he was certain would be able
and willing to provide shelter for the
girl for the night.
Throaty baying Of dun coated
hounds sent Gilbert. startled. aback
as he drew rear the dwelling. and the
sleeping girl. with a cry Of terror.
lurched dazedly from his arms. The
planter. aroused by the disturbance.
appeared in the doorway. his figure
silhouetted boldly in the glare of vel.
low light that streamed forth into the
darkness. He carried a musket. in
readiness for immediate action. these
were dangerous times. and night
providers were usually bent on Ques-
tionable errands.
stand back or III fire." he cried
~threateningly. leveling the weapon at
the figure of the man his eyes dimiy
discerned.
But no sooner had he spoken than
the householder lowered the gun. for.
much to his amazement. he beheId
coming into the path Of light a young
man whose face was familiar to him.
and resting on his arm was a pale
A0Ccu. wan OSCu yOuuS gin. WuOSC
dainty raiment OF white was tor
through contact with briers and stain
ed here and there with dirt marks.
This young lady is far from home"
announced Gilbert. lost her way.
needs food and rest. Win you keep
her here until morning? l will pay
you we'll"
The planter glowered suspiciously at
them.
II will have to ask my wife," was
his reply as he drew back into the
house. slammed the door and left the
travel worn couple standing d~isconso-
lately in the blackness Of the night.
The girl chung to Gilbert in nervous
fear Of the dogs. which. however, were
:eashed in Il woodshed near by. He
:omforted her. though he also was