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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
WRIT OF CERTl0RARl
IN SANlTARlUM CASE

OGDEN, Aug 20.-Through a writ OF
certiorari from the supreme court Cd
tanned by Attorney II. III. Henderson
a review will be had before hnal settie-
ment of the findings of District Judge
J. A. Howell I'm the case OF p. NJ. Robln-
son against J. II. kurtz, involving the
possession OF the ogden canyon SAM
tarium. Pending the rehearing OF tne
case. Kurtz remains In control OF tne
resort and further proceedings suspend
ed.
District Judge Howell In his order
Thursday held that Robinson was IN
contempt of court for incorporating
his possession OF the property AT the
time restraining order against kurtz
was asked The court ordered MIN 70
vacate the premises, to turn over SSis,oo
collected at the resort since he 90
,atned possession a few days ago ana
s22. As additional, which was taken from
the cash drawer at the time he gained
possession. ,,,,,,
The failure OF Robinson 20 comply
with this order by O'Clock would re-
suit in his being cited for contempt or
court. according 10 the order kurtz
with his attorneys. A. q Horn ana -
A NaRinnis. took possession OF the ba IN
ing resort Thursday afternoon, but the
money which the court ordered turned
over 10 the clerk Of tn" court mas not
vet reached that officials HANDS
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Marriage Licenses.

James NJ. Rennie OF BUFFALO, y Y,
and Kathleen McCooeN, OF salt Lake
City.
Samuel williams of Midvale, and
Minnie galloway Of Payson.
BENJAMIN Ramo and Clara Trest-
man both OF salt Lake city.
Henry Bower OF McGiu Nev., and
Christine DICK OF St Louis, Mo.
Joseph s Redford Of Logan, and
Caroline Behrmin Of Ferron.
PAU II. stain and Caroline soren-
sen. both of salt Lake city
Ralph H. Armstrong and Bertha +.
Grice. both of salt Lage city.
Joseph Belts Of salt Lake CITY ana
Sarah Alberv Adams Nephi
Tvon l.. Ballard OF Payson. and Kate
Akelberrv Of Goshen.
Mike Mlinkivich and Tuga Blaz-
aVich. both Of Midvale.
Heber A. Bohrmann and Ina VIM
doss both of Preston, New
William r.. smith Of Hebor, and
Lillian II. Wesnman Of salt Lake
CITY.
Hugh Hilton Of Hnkley, and Clio
Black OF Felman,
John + Nelson Of Eureka and
RUBY Hunt of Joseph
Neville W Pickett and stella A.,
Jones both Of salt Lake city.
Justin W. Knapp ~ Hubbard, Ida,
and Mabel r Hale ~ Maryville, Ida
Charles r Popc and l.. Viola Mas
sew. both OF Vernal
william T. Hanson of Nernal. and
ALTON Pack OF Salt Lake city.
Arthur X. Chatneld and Naomi s.
Felt. both of salt Lake City.
wallace Calder and May Hacking
both Of Nernal
John r. Robinson Of Provo, and
Minnie Calder Of Nernal
Ralph J.. Proutv and Marguerite
Gail. both OF salt Lake CITY
Raw A. Lewis and Minnette Ander-
son. both Of Richmond
James e McGaviu Of Marysville,
Ida. and Bertha Wheeler OF Ana
conda. Mont
oliver L. Hittinger OF Salt Lake city.
and sadie Davis Of Lent.
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BISHOP QUAYLE
ADDRESSES MINISTERS
Spirited Talk on Matthew NNlN'
At Methodist Annual Meet
Ing Friday
Especial Correspondence.


PROVO, Aus 20.-Bishop William \,
Quayle addressed the Methodist meeting
here yesterday forenoon In the confer
ence session. giving an exposition of
the gath chapter OF the Gospel according
TO ST. Matthew. The bishop discour-
ager the cultivation 10 a mcrobe for
knowing when the world is going to
quit. which he characterized as silly
business for church people TO speculate
in. That Is the Lords business. II Is
the business OF Christians to so ike and
the world-tonght. 1t viii be better for
the work each one has done. We are
stationed at the post, that Is enough
til the Lord says. You are tired out,
come up and rest with me" Blessed
Is the preacher who has gumpuon
enough to keep on the main road OF
the main Issues" "Our business IL 70
keep TO the hoeing; don't sit down
Under a bush and forget when the
householder comes, where you put the
hoe" In this way in grarhic. language
and by homely illustrations the bishop
impressed the Importance of earnest
devoted work in the vineyard.
Reports were presented by Pastor
Samuel Allison Of Eureka, Pastor r.
L. Nichols OF Price, and Pastor f.. c.
Moore OF Provo.
DR.. II. j. Talbot, superintendent OF
the mission. presented the annual report
Of the mission which was very FAVOR
nbiv received.
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BURIEY. IDAHO.
FUNERAL OF l.. STOUT
HEAVY CROP YIELDS


Burnley. Aug 1S-rhc funeral OF
Lawrence Stout who was drowned ia
Snake river last week was held In the
Lattor-day Saints church under the al
rcctIon Of Bishop Robbins and coun-
sellers. The funeral was largely attend
ed
Tho deceased Wss the son OF Mr. and
Mrs A. J. stout. among the oldest ana
best known citizens Of the country,
they having lived az Albion for "a num-
Der Of years before coming here TO To-
cate
The CROP conditions around Burlcy
are very satisfactory. the harvesting ts
about all done and the hum ~ the
thresher win soon be heard The farm
ers are wearing the smile that won't
come on Notwithstanding the severe
drouth the yield VIII go as much as 60
bushels OF wheat per acre while me
oats Will go near the 100 mark Tho
beet yield win be good although some
pieces had to be planted two or three
times. Field Managers w. A. Master
has placed an order with the railroad
company for $50 Doneola cars 10 han
die the hccts Harvesting VIII begin
on or about the 20th of September
The school board has decided TO start
school Sept u. The board has decided
70 call for bids on contracts 70 furnish
teams and drivers 10 convey the chU-
drcn TO and from school It also
appointed q committee to Investigate
the feasibility or heating the school
building by electricity as Il IA expected
that electricity win be ready for de-
livery by the middle Of Scpterber.
County Auditor Joseph Y. Haight was
in town Tuesday distributing elections
supplies.
The Oakley Dramatic club viii pro-
duce a play here next week i'm the new
Ouera House.
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FINED $50 FOR ASSAULT.

PROVO. Aug 20.-Hugh Williams,
young Provo man, was ftned 500 yestef-
day by Justice OF the Peace Hall OF
Springviue for assault committed on
Hazel Swenson a Springville girl on
the night OF Aug. 16 Williams ana
snothor Young man by the name Of
Singleton went to Springville Tuesday
night in one OF Ahlander's automobiles
In springvllle they invited Miss sven
son and a campanion. Miss Mason girls
they had never seen before. whom tnev
met in the street. 20 go riding WIN
them. They drove outside OF town
and then decided To- walk back They
separated. and williams and the sven
son girl attracted the attention OF soIiie
raario nassing I'm n buggy by the girl =
concordance with Williams. She was
taken home by the people In the busy,
and when she arrived OF her home she
toid her people that Williams had AZ
tempted 10 take improper liberties WIN
her The police was informed anu
Williams was arrested here ana taken
10 springvlle for hearing with the ~
suit stated.
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John r Adams and Pearl Thatcher.
both of salt Lake city.
Lewis E Granel OF salt Lake and
Florence Dolphin OF Montrose. Colo.
Elwood J.. Peters OF 81 Louis. Mo.
and Luthie NJ. Edwards OF Panoid,
Colo
Varsll @ Hammond and Ruth Rid
OF salt Lake city.
Orson smith Of Salt Lake and Jennie
Rodgers OF Spnngyile. Utah.
George NJ. Allen and Leonioe Pack Of
Salt Lake city.
Daniel II. Palmer and Elnora n.
Ashcroft OF Kirkland, n. NJ.
Earle l.. Coppock and Hilda Greeson
Of salt Lake city.
Lawrence d. Clawson and Hazel o.
Hanson OF salt Lake city.
Emil V Johnson and Gertrude SANS
bury OF salt Lake City.
John Brazeilie Of Shawnee, Okla, and
Sue Harriage OF Boise Ida,
Lovic Mlskulin and Kala Tongeno-
vich, both of Midvale,
Matt Futur and Antonio MartinNech
Of Castle Gate
Jacob Van Natta and Jeanette
CheCkotts of Helper
<. L. Mcdonald and Rosa Kennedy
Of salt Lake city.
John r. Keefe of salt Lake city and
I.ora Chnver Of Hutchinson. Kan,
Arthur Cropp Of Salt Lake city ana
Nellie Brown OF Quincy. III.
charles W. Cram Of salt Lake city
and olive George Of Ely New.
Godfrey Burke and Elise Ochsenbein
Of salt Lake city
George l.. Hamliu Of salt Lake and
Ella Olson Of Chicago.
Frederick VI. Atkins, Jr. Of Salt Lake
and Florence M. Poulson Of Richfield.
william Andrews OF Pocatello, Ida,
and Ada Ongleby Of salt Lake City.
James T. Eastlin Of Los Angeles and
Josephine I Washington OF salt Lake
city
Alfred J. Russian and Anna Newquist
Of salt Lake City.
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CIRCLEVILLE.
CLARENCE SlMklNS
IN THRILLING RUNAWAY


CIRCLEVGLLE. Piute Co, Aug 10
Clarence Simk,ns, a lad Of IA, had
thrilling experience in a runa way yes
terday. but escaped with a few bad
bruises. While raking hay the tongue
OF the rake broke and the team ran
away The rake was demolished, but
luckily the boy was thrown clear OF
it and escaped with minor injuries.
John Mangum is very III with ap-
pendicitls, but Is Improving The doc
tors say an opera tiOn Will be necessary.
Mrs Mary Gass and Mrs Alice Lewis
have been very III. but are improving:
Friday evening Circleville was visited
with quite an electrical display and
heavy rain but no damage Was done.
Farmers are harvesting their second
crop OF hay. and some grain Is being
cut.
Indications are that we will have an
early fall. The nights are quite cool
and the wind has a fall-hke feeling
Quite q number OF students are pre-
pairing to go away to high school again
this year.
a number OF new buildings are In tho
course Of erection. 50 II makes this 1T
tie town look as II It were growing
There Is still room for more inhaoit-
ants and more homes Land is very
fertile and productive here. and crops
are very good There is room Tor more
pcople who want a farm and home
Cultivated land can be had from 800
TO t65 per acre The climate Is larry
good TWo-and one-half crops or aual
Ia can he easily raised and much
heavier Yield per acre, than Where three
and four crops are raised, and no bet
ter grain country anywhere. All KINDS
Of vegetables and the hardest fruits
do well here. The bee Industry would
he very profitable. as a great deal OF
fine bee food grows everywhere
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POLICE COURT
FL0TSAM AND JETSAM

OGDEN. Aug 2O.-F'rank O'Neil,
mere boy. was given a preliminary
hearing before Judge Murphy in the
munleipal court on Friday and bound
sysr 10 await the action OF the district
court under $500 bonds. which he did
mol furnish O'Neill is charged with
rand larceny, the complaint alleging
that on the night Of July 2S, he took
bass from the pocket Of Ursel Taylor.
me man was arrested by Sheriff Will
,o1. who saw him make a break for
liberty after Taylor discovered his loss.
Sbenf Wilson shot In the air to fright
N the man before he stopped running.
owing 10 the fact that the case of the
ty against @. @. Griffith was sent
ntk 10 the municipal court by District
lulge Howell and that he Is disquali-
nd 10 hear the action, Judge Murphy
asked that a Judge pro TEN be APP
pointed. The complaint alleges that
Ion May 30 Griffith operated an ice
cream wagon without taking out IL
tsnse. as required by the city or
iaance Mr. Griffith intends 70 make
l. test case of the matter, and II viii
undoubtedly he passed upon by the
lgpreme court, where an appeal will be
usen from the lower court.
P +. Fllln. n solicitor for the Moose
Ioritr pleaded guilty to assaulting l.,
Foote local organizer. and was fined
81
Y Naba shlma and r.. Hina, Japanese
Irmprletors Of the White ship saloon.
catered pleas of not guilty TO the
harge of selling liquor 20 Frank
|Brokn. a minor and the case will he
heard today Each Of the defendants
vas required TO deposit a bond OF
No
Roland Ballantyne and Henry Coss
we're each fined $40 for exceeding the
seed limit with motorcycles,
When Mike Perdini was called to an
mer 10 the charge OF riding on the
Sidewalk with n bicycle. he asked the
tork. How much do you charge? ~
Mike who is an Italian. claims to be a
stranger IN the city and not accus-
umei 20 observe the bicycle ordinance
Ia required by the city. However, the
court imposed the usual sentence OF 50
James Kelly was sent To jail for ~
DAYS for vagrancy and begging.
Gus Bennes forfeited s. ball for vio-
ation Of the bicycle ordinance.
Olaf Gurtton was sentenced to pay n
tne Of s. for drunkenness or 20 to jan
Tor I'VE DAYS,
William Preston denied the charge
n yagraucy and was held under $40
bond for his appearance at court to-
fav
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GIRLS GOING WRONG,
AUTO RIDERS AMEMABLE
Investigation by Judge Gunncil
or the Juvenile Court.

OGDEN, Aug. 2O.-A shocking con-
dition Of affairs. which IL getting too
common here. Is now under investiga-
ton by the juvenile court Yesterday
In discussing the case of Myrtle GRIT
fin, 10 years OF age, who has been IN
the habit OF staying away from her
home for weeks az time, Judge Vol
ney c. Gunnell asserted that II has
come TO be a common occurrence Tor
young folks to travel between ogden
and Salt Lake In automobiles to escape
the surveillance OF their parents, VINO
In most cases are ignorant that their
children are being led astray In THIS
manner.
Several Instances wherein young ghis
have been taken from their homes IN
automobiles and carried to Salt Lake
have lately come under the observation
OF Judge Gunnell. In one or two cases
girls of tender age have been maltreot-
ed by the brutal young Joy riders VINO
have enticed them from their homes
The burning question TO parents
where is My Boy. Tonight has now
apparently a double force In ogden IN
the more momentous question where
is Nv Girl Tonight2'
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mrs, NJ. LA MAR IS
FR|GHTFULLY BURNED
-,ni,g Burned From Her Body;
Rubbish Fire Cause OF
Disaster.

OGDEN. Aug. 20-Mrs. NJ. La Mar,
y, many years proprietress OF gro
store az the corner OF Monroe ave-
M and Twenty-hfth street, was
,-.htfully burned Friday afternoon,
..s her injuries may result fatally.
AN burning q pile of rubbish In the
w. nj her store. her clothing caught
I..aoJ the terror-stricken woman ran
ll...sning across Twenty street,
sr'Stly In front Of a west bound street
~, me conductor and motorman i'm
.'5iataly stopped their car and rushed
!. me unfortunate wOman's aid. They
IA not succeed IN eXtinguishing the
s,,cSs however. until most OF her
,a.bing had been burned from her
.,,sy Her face and arms were badly
t,ste,sd and her hair was almost
s.'rsed on. Mrs. La Mar did not lose
snsclousness and WAS able 10 walk
.lross the street into her home. a
.s,.irlan was summoned, who found
X. condition so serious that he eN-
s,,.sed very little hope for her recov-
5,v though everything possible was
Ssne 10 give her relief. Mrs. La Mar Is
a wdow. a. years of age. and has
,b,es children, two sons and one
Ssvghter. She is very well known in
Orien. where she has resided for
nearly 70 years
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STREET CAR C0LllDES
WITH BREWERY WAGON

OGDEN. Aug. 2O.-A south-bound og-
den Rapid Transit company car c2lld-
cd with a delivery wagon from Becker
brewery about o'clock on tIlday
afternoon, at the intersection OF Wah
avenue and Thirtioth street, resulting
In the overturning or the wagon am
contents and slight damage u the car.
From spectators II was learned that the
driver on the wagon attempted to take
. short cut across the tracks before the
car passed and as a result the dray re-
ceved a broadside which knocked the
horses down and threw the driver troh
his seat with great force although ne
was very slightly bruised one of tito
horses Jumped up and ran madly up
the street. The contents OF the wagon,
mostly bottles OF beer were smashed
into a million pieces and the foamins
LIQUID formed small stream and ran
into the gutter
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DAMAGE SUIT FOR $4,000.

OGDEN, Aug 2O.-Hearing was be-
gun yesterday afternoon In the district
court OF the damage suit In whlcn
John p MedcrAft Is seeking $4,000
damages for the loss of a lex while In
the employ of the Hartman railroad
system as a locomotive fireman. The
suit is brought against the oregon
short Line. Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cific. and Union Depot & Railway conn
panies q, ,ooe
on the evening NJ Sept. II, 1908, ac-
cording to the plalntin's complaint ne
,t,arpted To allght from the engine
uoon which he was employed. when his
les. was caught by projecting umbers
witch had been carelessly LEFT on inc
engine by the railroad companies.
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PROVO.

The News IL delivered by carrier
every night tSunday eSoeptedl AZ %
complaints regarding delivery shoulu
be made to David Johnson. agent
for Daily, Saturday and semi Week
~ News. Ind Phone 05-A, orders
taken for Church works. Residence ff'
South First West STREET
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave
Ind SAL "a
Carrier west side of Academy Ave
Ind. i02A.
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MISSING AUTO OF
R. w. SLOAN RECOVERED

OGDEN, Aug. 2o.--The automobile be-
longing to II. W. Sloan Of salt Lake
which was stolen about two weeks ego.
was located in ogden last evening by
Detective Pondor and capt. Brown be-
ing driven by a Mr.. Cole, a colored maa
living on Wall avenue between Twenty
ninth and Thirtleth streets. Cole claims
TO have purchased 1t from another col-
ored man, whose name has not been
learned, paying him $500 cash ana CIV
lnp his note for 81. 500. The police are
inclined to credit Coles story and be-
lieve he came By tho machine honestly.
IL was learned that the man from
whom Cole purchased the machine had
left the city Mr. Sloan came TO Ogden
Friday evening and regained posses-
sion of his car,
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH,

RICHFIELD, Aug. 1s.-President Of
the stake, w. II. Seegmiller while on
his way home from lSoosharem last
Tuesday, by way of Monroe canyon
had narrow escape from death or Sc
rlous accident In coming down
steep dugway the horses became rest
less and at a point where the road
Is built No with logs on tho lower side,
the horses with their driver plunged
over. Mr.. Seeginiler was thrown from
the rig with but slight injury. The
horses and rig were caught and nom
med in BY trees growing below, Mrs
Seegmiller had taken the precaution
TO walk down the encline or matters
might have been much worse.
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BONNEVILLE.
JESSE ORME DIES
FROM KICK OF A HORSE
tsneelal correspondenceD

Especial Correspondence)
BONNEVILLE. Boxeldcr Co. Aus. ~
Jesse Orme died Thursday midnight
from injuries inflicted by the kick or
a horse on Tuesday evening last he
came home from Brigham Clty' un-
bitched his horses and went TO take
them into the barn. As he did so
another horse standing In the barn
Kicked him vicious blow IN the
stomach Although he suffered much
pain the Injury was not thought TO be
serious until the next day when a ply
stefan was called Mr.. Orme suiiereo
much until death cameto his relief
ms stated. He was a young man OF
excellent character. about 10 years OF
are. unmarried. Funeral services VIII
he held In the Honeyville Westinghouse
Sunday al ! o'clock.
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SCHOOL OPENING.

MURRAY. Aug. 2O.-Activity in and
about the school buildings shows the
schol days are again approaching
Janitors arc busy cleaning and scrub
hing and will thoroughly fumigete all
the old buildings before school opens
Carpenters are at work making repairs
and everything will be done for the
health and comfort Of the children.
4 large supply Of coal Is being stored
so as TO provide for any emergency
that may arise during the coming win
ter
Miss Mccain Of HarNnshurg, Mo,
has been secured a. supervisor N the
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CROPS LOOKING GOOD
IN PARIS DISTRICT

D ARTS. Aug 17.-Barney r O'Neil
/ one of the Republican candidates
for governor, made flying trip 10
Paris I'm his auto Tuesday, for the pur-
pose Of shaking hands with his Repub-
llcan friends and forming new ac-
quaintances.
Farmers have been busy harvesting
wheat In our valley since Aug. /. ard
most OF them are happily surprised at
the heavy yields they are getting Dry
farms have withstOod the drouth Won
derfully we'll, many farmers report that
their yields will be 30 bushels TO the
acre The cat crop ana second cutting
OF alfalfa are going 10 be exceptionally
heavy this season.
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FUNERAL OF OLE MoRTENsEN.

BRIGHAM CITY. Aug. 10 FDneral
services were held In the Brigham CITY
Second ward Westinghouse Wednesday.
Aug II, over the remains OF ole Nor
Jensen who died Tuesday morning from
old age and general debility, having
been ailing for the last six months
Tho speakers were, besides Bishop
'rhos II blackburn. who presided.
Bishop Mortensen ~ Preston, Idaho,
Elders James Olsen. NJ. c. Mortensen,
Peter Knudsen. ASel Christensen and
c. ] Nielsen. The singing was by the
ward choir
Mr. Motensen was faithful believer
in the principles OF Gospel that he had
embraced in the days OF his youth In
his native country Denmark. where
he was born nearly 50 years ago. He
leaves besides his faithful wife. two
married daughters and host or
fricnds
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MURRAY.
ELDER REED SM00T
WILL ADDRESS MEETING

MURRAY. Aug. 2o.--'Iclder Reed
smoot has been secured to address the
people Of Murray First ward tomorrow
evening at the sacrament services. The
ward bishopric is delighted IN having
been able to secure the distinguished
churchman and citizen and feel that
ali the people ~ the ward VIII avai
themselves or the opportunity Of hear
ing him. Everybody Is welcome. The
ward choir. assisted by the Morris
orchestra, viii render music for the
occasion and a musical treat Is assured.
The meeting commences at pm.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
PEACH CITY AT ITS BEST; .a.
HUNDREDS OF CARLOADS

BRIGHAM CITY, Aug. ls.-Peaches'
peaches by the millions. II any one
would ike to see Brigham city In her
glory. now is the time About dozen
car loads Of peaches have been shipped
this week These have been OF mixed
varieties. Next week shipping viii he
gin in earnest and hundreds OF car
loads Of the beautiful Elberta peach
Will be sent 90 the eastern market
Rows and girls. every available help
both I'm the city and from Cache val
lev and near by towns, including about
a hundred japanese boys, are being
employed II Is expected that the main
rush will be over by peach day,
Sept. I.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO. Aug. 20.-The American
Fork Mining e. Power company has
commenced suit In the Fourth district
court against Mineral Flat Mining com
pany for possession Of parts Of Water
fan. Last Chance. and Last Chance
Nos ] and mining claims in American
Fork canyon, which it Is alleged the
defendant company has included In us
survey for patent OF the Rollo ana the
Smugler mining claims.
Four causes of action are SCI out
ana 20 600 damages is asked for in
each cause OF action.
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DEATH FOLLOWS OPERATION.

uGDEN, Aug 20-Edna Eva Burt.
We w ll-yoar-old daughter OF Mr. and
- John T.. Burt, OF west Twelfth
meet died Friday morning at the Og-
.sh General hospital as the result Of
~ operation for appendicitis which
Narred several days ago. The fun
ual viii be held on Sunday afternoon
~ J o'clock at the Seventh ward mcet-
,,.Hse The body may be viewed this
,,Whg ana Sunday morning AZ tho
i| residence. Intermont VIII be
Naae Ia the city cemetery.