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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
NO MORE FUNDS NEXT YEAR
City Must Be Satisfied with the Same
Amount as This Year.
WILL ASK CHARTER CHANGES
Levy for Coming Year Must BE Made
Before Legislature Has "A Chance
to Raise the Amount of
the Levy.

There IS no chance for the city treasury
OF Omaha to be any more plentifully sup
piled with money for 1911 than 1t has been
for this year and the city fathers are plan
ming a campaign to have more adequate
funds for 1912. The 1911 levy must be made
In January and by the provisions OF the
charter only $lOOO,O0O can be levied for the
city expenses. II is estimated by George
L. Sheldon, chairman OF the council finance
committee that $4,000 more would be
enough, but there is no chance for a char
ter amendment before the levy Is made II
the legislature would agree TO a charter
amendment and raise the levy limit II could
not possibly be put into effect until Nav
and under ordinary circumstances II would
not be effective until next June
The city council is planning to make a
thorough effort to apportion the million
carefully for the year, so that the best
possible results can be obtained and will
ask that all heads OF departments hand in
a full estimate OF their necessary expenses
by the second week In December so they
may be well studied out by January /
The expenditure for cutting weeds which
has drained the street commissioner 8
street cleaning fund, will probably be pro-
vided for in a special fund under the
direction OF that commissioner Commits
sioner Flynn says he will not take the
responsibility OF cutting the weeds again.
unless there is a special fund and he has
the promise OF Chairman sheldon that
such a provision viii be made II the cCun-
ell agrees.
The city council probably will make a
fight IN the legislature for q constitutional
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

amendment that will give Omaha a right
to make its own charter. as the question
Of raise in the levy is involved in the
larger difficulty. There seems to be a
strong chance for a change this year In
the opinion OF politicians, because so
many of the smaller cities want charter
changes. and so will be more willing TO
accede to the wishes of Omaha. II the
charter cannot be made a homemade at
fair, the Omaha men will try TO have the
levy limit raised to S1,5OOOOO.
This would give us enough latitude for
years to come" said Mr. Sheldon, and
We would not be so badly crippled for lack
Of money.
For next year the police and health
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
Our Groceries Are the Best in Town

, Tourist and Graha m
Crackers, per pkg Zoe
(and 10 stamps)
Hartley's Orange Mar
malade Jel y, jar. zoe
3. c. Pure Maple Syrup,
" gal. ........... coo
Sweetheart Toilet Soap,
six cakes ..........3 5c
Diamond Crystal Table
Salt, 3 pkRs for. .a5o
Safety Matches, dozen
boxes e. .....,....9c
lBennett's Capitol Mince-
meat, 3 pkgs for. Q5c
! (and 10 stamps)
Seeded Raisins, ID. pkg
(and 10 stamps) .I215c
ICandied Citron, Orange
and Lemon Peel, lib.
pkg. zee. zoe
Double Stamps on
Butterins.
Monarch Cut Asparagus,
large can for. 25o
(and 10 stamps)
.Snider's Pork and Beans,
2-lb. can for. .15o
(and 5 stamps)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
BIG UNDERWEAR SALE.
Women,s FIeeced Union snite. mad

WOmen's Fleeced Union Suits, medium
weight the regular 75c kind; Saturday
,,S oIlIy ;-..,.'' -. -, - 5Vo
dollar quality; Saturday a big special
at, per garment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 59c
Children's Fleeced Vests and Pants, 25c
hllu . . Il $50
One lot odds and ends Children's Under
wear, values to coo; at, per garment
Saturday ................... 25c
white. $1.75 values rare special for
Saturday .. ..................8l Las
Embroidered italian SILK Vests, $3.50
value, per suit. ................. sl.7s
HUNDREDS OF XMAS HANDRER-
CHIEFs-sPEcIAL SATURDAY.
Ladies' All Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,
each -. ......s,... 30
Ladies' Pure Linen Hand Embroidered
Initial, 1ooi dozen. ............ 81 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

Benefits Capitol Flour,
sack e. ........s. p1'SO
l9 lbs. 0ranulated sugar
Tor go. .........p1 sOU
BENEFITS Best Coffee,
3 lbs. for. ...... Sl,0o
Free-Large salad bowl
or cup and saucer with
every 3-lb. purchase of
b. G. Best Coffee.
Teas, assorted, ID. $40
Free-Large salad bowl
or cup and saucer with
the above item.
Benefits Golden Coffee.
special price, h.. $50
5Sc Teas, dss'td, ID. 49c
Tea Sifti1gs, ID. pkg 12c
b. c, Baking Powder, s.
Id. can 600 st'ps) Sl.OO
Benefits Capitol Pan
cake, per pkg. lilo
90 stamps)
Sterling Corn Starch, six
pkg. 10 stamps csc
COOKIE SPECIAL.
Cocoanut Bars and Fruit
Waters, per ID. ale
Gaillard's Pure Olive OIL,
at. can, special....75o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
Specials For Saturday That VIII! Interest thu Women

Women's medium weight fast black split
foot hose, regular 35c hose; Saturday
for 800. Northumberland. 25c
Women's Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, zoe
BIdue, PAR $3.50. 49,. 49, 4SC
Boys and Girls Ribbed fast black Hose,
zoe grade, for. Observation-Disclosures. l5c
REhaARKABLE GLOVE SALE sATUR-
DAY.
100 dozen pairs of Ladies' Kid Gloves, in
tan, black, navy, white and gray; also
some Gauntlet Gloves, values regularly
sold for $3.50; Saturday ,..........6 3c
Mems Mocha and Lined Gloves values
to 8Sc; cheap Saturday at......... 39o
our complete lines OF Ladies' and Gents
Kid, Suede and Mocha Gloves for Xmas
are here now ready for early Xmas
shoppers. Every pair guaranteed
at.....,., 81 90, S1,25, S1.75 and Higher
BEAUTIFUL NECKWEAR SPECIALLY
PRICED.
2-yard Japonica SILK Auto Scarf, 69c
value go. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

funds cannot be any better than before,
and our only hope for a more adequate
levy is delayed until 1912. Nearly all Of
the department funds should be increased.
The street commissioner ought to have
100000 for cleaning the streets and keep
ing them in repair instead Of only sec. OOO
and the others need proportionally larger
amounts"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
FARMERS INSTITUTES BOOM
C. Hildreth of Franklin Reports Great
Success of Meetings.
MORE HELPFUL THAN college,
Franklin County Man Points Dat that
Farmers Prefer to Have Insti-
tutea Near Them Than 90 Go
10 Lincoln College.

Experience has taught as that We can
reach more people by having farmers in
stltutes near our homes than by trying
90 get them TO go TO the agricultural col
lege at Lincoln" said c. Hildreth, president
OF the Franklin state bank OF Franklin,
Neb Mr. Hlldreth Is chairman OF a COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting OF
the state bankers convention TO investigate
the facilities OF the state for education
along agricultural lines. This committee is
20 report at the next meeting OF the as
sociation.
III now seems probable that an effort will
he made to get an appropriation from the
legislature 70 advance county institute
work, for experience has shown that this
IS the most practical way to reach the
most people IN the most desirable way
Franklin county has been engaged in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

4 lbs. loo Jap Rice. .25o
Snider's Chill Sauce
(and 10 stainps) :. ESQ
Sterling Gloss Starch, o.
lib. pkgs. ,...... zoo
SPECIAL SALE.
Gallon can New South
brand fancy open ket-
tie Molasses, regular
zoe quality; special for
only. can .........BO 900
Dalidet 1Garasohino
CherTteg-Special
Soc Size bottle Tor. 600
I65c size bottle for. 400
35c size bottle for. $50
.Swansdown Goldfish, 3
pkgs. for ........ aso
(and 10 stamps)
Macaroni, Star or Cres-
cent, 3 pkgs. for. ESQ
land 10 stamps)
Pickles, ass'td, bot. 100
(and 10 stamps
Durkies' Salad Dressing,
bot. Go stamps) .25o
Cheese, full cream, 25c
land is starnps)
Cheese, Virginia Swiss,
ID. ''''''''....... $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
BISHOP oUAYLE TO LECTURE
Talks Here for the Benefit of the
Methodist City Union on
King Lear.

Bishop William A. Quayle OF the Metho-
dist church is to lecture IN Omaha. Monday,
December 5, on King Lear, for the benefit
Of the Methodist City union, an organiza-
ton OF the Methodist churches Of omaha.
by means OF which the larger churches help
out the smaller congregations. Bishop
Quayle is one OF the best known lecturers
in the country and his Lear lecture Is said
TO be one Of his best He Is one OF the
most popular bishops in the Methodist
church.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

institute work for six years At first It
was a hard matter TO get the farmers out
There was a sort Of prejudice against book
farming as II was called but time has
changed this sentiment and now all that is
necessary Is TO announce an institute and
push the button and we have all the audi
ence We can handle. Franklin county is
leader IN this work, and at the last in
sutute we had an attendance OF over lO)
for the week with seven instructors from
the state agricultural farm. We used five
buildings and they were filled at all times
and the attendance was only limited by the
capacity OF these buildings They were the
opera house, two store buildings. a hall and
a large creamery.
Institutes Raise standard.
These Institutes have brought up the
standards Of the farms in a most wonder
ful fashion and have increased the earning
power OF the farms. Farmers are all hand
ling a higher grade OF stock for which they
get greatly increased prices and are also
increasing the yield Of their farms.
Besides the lectures for the men We
had domestic science department for the
women with an attendance OF 125, which
was also limited by the size OF the room
studying the home problems. We had an
other department for the young men and
women and another department for the
children.
we are working along the exact lines
Of The Twentieth Century Farmer trying
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

soc Mexican Cold Cream
lOI .sss.ss. 8bC
26c Mexican Cold Cream
lOI sss....s l4C
Zoe box fine Toilet Soaps
for .. .2Oc
25c 6-inch Nail Files l5c
5Oc p on is Vanishing
NTedll $500. .g. $50
zoe Packers Tar Soap $50
Juvenile Soap .lOc
Palmolive or Jap Rose
soap g. ............7c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
A BurnInE shame

is not to have BuclIlen's Arnica Salve e
cure burns, sores, piles, cuts, wounds anC
ulcers. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co
by BeatOn Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
MAYOR TO GET BACK ON JOB
Dahlhan Notifies Friends He VIII Re
turn 20 Duties Saturday Even
ing from Springs.

Mayor Dahlman has notified his friends
that he will return from Excelsior Springs
and take up his work Saturday evening
He has been resting since the election and
has not been IN the chair as mayor OF
Omaha since the beginning OF the campaign
for the nomination.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

to educate the people to raise better crops
and better stock. The best way to increase
the wealth OF the state is by this sort of
work"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

Mems fine All Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, each, l5c; dozen. ........ $3.50
Mems Hens titched and Colored Bordered
Handkerchiefs, each .............5 SO
Ladies' fine sheer Initial Handkerchiefs,
box Of six. Observation-Disclosures $50
Ladies' fine Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,
three styles to box, six in box-fOr
only 80. Observation-Disclosures, 90
Ladies' Hand Embroidered Initial Hand
kerchiefs, box of siX............S 81. "A
Mems fine Hand Embroidered Initial
Handkerchiefs, box Of 6 81, S1.44, S2.5o
Ladies fancy Handkerchiefs, five In a
AHlaS DOA 89C
BrG HOSIERY SALE SATURDAY.
Ladies' pure thread SILK Hose, black and
colors, values to $3.50; for only CSC
Women's Black SILK Hose, with mercer
ICED top and foot, 75c values, for. $50
Womens SILK Isle Hose, fast black,
garter top, soc values; Saturday for 35c
or three pairs for. ..............S I.OO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

75c bottle Peroxide. Csc
Sl.O0 ShaW's Malt. $50
Requas Charcoal Tablets
TOT 81. sss...... .lOC
Martins Roup Cure. 45o
l ID. EPSON Salts. .I0C
25c Syrup and White
Pine Compound -. 400
Toilet Goods Section.
SOC Palmolive Cream. acc
10c fellows Powder. 4. 4c
soc Carmen Cold Cream
Tor o. ...........4 $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26

The Key to the situatiOn-Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-26
Cut Price Sale Of TruGs and Toilet Good,

l ID. Borax Saturday 100
$1.00 Duffy's Malt. 800
S1.O0 Pinkham Vegetable
Compound .. .,.. .89c
3-qt. Fountain Syringe
LOT ..-s.s $50
Black Bristle Hair Brush
LOT ..ssHs. .sss..sl 3O
Antichap, for chapped
hands .... .12o
3-oz. bottle Glycerine Lo-
ton for ...........1 100
zoe bottle Peroxide. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18

responding day year ago. shows an
increase Of l29,24S.000 pounds.
Il is understood that engineers fnr
the Nevada Consolidated Copper conf
pauy have been in Red Butte, 20 miles
north OF Rosebud. New, examining the
copper properties there A. j Iamel
OF salt Lake. one Of che pioneers OF
the district asserts that there are
some wonderful showings In tho dis
uict. and some great mines are being
opened up.
According 90 "a report from Ely n
strike Of high grade lead-silyer ore has
been made In the old cornell mine at
Hamilton. The property BIS owned by
a. b. Witcher an Ely banker and
Charles MinnOletti OF Hamilton. In a
cross cut 400 feet below ,Ea tunnel "a
large body OF ore has beer found that
runs 90 per cent lead and % ounces in
silver.
At the annual shareholders meeting
Of tho Ely Valley Mining & Milling
company held az the odls. 1i the
company in Phoebe. George Wcddell,
William r. Harrison and Edward
Thomarson were elected directors. The
board win organize later With George
Weddell as president. william +. far-
rison. vice president. Edward Thomar-
son, secretary.
At the meeting OF the directors OF the
Phoebe Golden Prince Mining company
which was held in salt Lake. the fol-
lowing were the officers chosen a. NJ.
Low, Of Topeka. Kan, president. John
Pingreo OF ogden. vice president H.
=. clark Of Salt Lake. treasurer. Dean
r. Low, secretary. The officers with
the exception Of Dean r.. Low, with
George f. Coke OF Phoebe and G.. II.
Thompson Of Salt Lake, compose the
directorate
At the recent annual meeting Of the
stockholders ~ the Nevada Horn Sill
yer Mining ,omDt1v at Phoebe the fol-
lowing directors were elected: George
WeddcH William r. Harrison. VIII
liam Lloyd. J. l.. Whipple and Ed ward
Thomarson. The board will meet for
organization i'm the near future when
George Weddell will be chosen presi-
dent; J. l.. Whlpple. vice president and
Edward Thomarson, secretary and
treasurer.
A message received from George ".
Lambournc. general manager OF the
Ddly-Judge company. brought the i'm
formation that at the Stockholders
annual meeting in Jersey city the di-
reCtors and officers had bocn reelected
unanimously. These officials arc as
follows: President, John j. DAILY. vice
president. MOyan q. Fox. secretary and
treasurer. q w Lambournc VI. Otto
Hanke william NJ Bradley and Albert
q. Wall complete the board of direc-
tors.
The Daley Brothers who are among
the best known miners IN Park city.
have resigned from the silver King
Coalition Mines company Poor health
has caused both NJ. O.. Daily, superin-
tendent. and Frank Daley, general
foreman OF the mine TO han m their
designations. Their designations were
handed iu the first OF the year. but ;hcy
were prevailed upon to stay until July
I, when all Of the new work az tho
mine would be finished. Frank Daley
was unable 20 continue until the date
set and NJ. 7. Sammon has taken his
place as general foreman. Mike Daley
has been with the Silver King company
for Is years; 10 years OF that time
he has held the position of suncrin-
tendent. George n Blood win lake
MI Daileys place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
rrIIs nr G00D srRINGs.
Dcvclopng Much ore in Nevada Zinc
Conucr District.

4 correspondent of the Las Vegas
Age no Joan in writing about conditions
in the Good Springs district says.
"Ths is, and has been known as "a
great ziuC camp. We have earned that
name by dint pf hard work We are
moe much Obliged to any foreign cap
ftai. for our mines have paid dollar for
dollar ou every shipment made from
the district
HTet us see what is going on here.
There is tine 99 mne--s copper PROPOSE
tioa. has always boon copper. Is stul
copper From the grass roots 20 the
present dcuth OF 235 feet this mine has
more than paid expenses. Like the
Keystone lpolO ana the Red cloud
tgoldl, il is "a better mine today than
over.
"Tho Pilgrim is stll working and is
in good zinc ore The Prairie Flow
cr shaft is all ore in the bottom The
Rainbow ig developing into large
copper property Eruuk Wilson is
working ON the ground adjoining the
Keystone Now listen. on this ground
cat the SURFACED gold values - from $50
10 $3.50 are encountered. Like the Key
stone, these values occur in luartz-
p1phyry along one of the grelt bikes
of chat character OF rock that splits
the formation wide open.
"Au these things appear TO me ass a
moving pictfe, so rapidly are disclos-
urcs made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
CONCENTRATES.

c. w Heintz. manager OF the United
states SmeltIne, Mining & Refining
company d. expected back from San
Francisco tomorrow
Tfa following were the New York
quotations ON Tintics this morning
Colorado, 66N6S, Carisl, iNu5li Sioux.
3oua3, Iron Blossom. s5Hl.05.
r. n Horton. president of the Rex
mining company wltn r. VI. Noikirk
vice president ana general manager OF
the same company are In the city
from Gold Circle
Arrangements have been made with
the salt Lake Route FOR the hauling of
ore from the South Utah Miners and
Smclters company property ut New
house, IL Is understood. but thus far no
agreement has been reached Wilh tho
Guggcnheims
G.. G. Griggs OF Eureka. suporutend-
ent OF the Uncle sam ana MAY Day
mines az Tnic. while in tho city yes
terday declared thar tine May
Day IS now shipping more ore
than IL did last year and that
tho company Is fast whiting down It's
Indebtedness.
The copper exports Tuesday were
1851 tons since May l. the exports OF
copper have amounted 70 lO39S tons.
The visible European supply OF copper
on May Is, was 24S,S0s, 500 pounds. as
against li4,oe0,ooo pounds on the cor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
GERMAN SCIENTISTS
INTEREST IN COMET

Berlin. May iS--Germsu scientists are
displaying great interest iu the passage
Of Hallcys comet between the earth and
the sun According to the latest ralcula-
tOns Of the astronomers. the passage
viii be made between 4.22 O'Clock and 5:22
I'm New York this would be between 10 .
and n .22 o'clock tonight
The leading students Of astronomy have
not the slightest expectation OF am abnor-
NAL meteorological phenomena. IL is
also doubted that the comet will be visi-
BILE when crossing the SUMS face Aero
uauts win lend their services 90 the rs.
tuOnumerg during the observations
Al l.eipslg the balloon Leipsig. with 70
crew consisting Of Prof pfam. two phy-
slcians and ana astronomer viii make an
ascent The balloon Auyhalt will Doe
sent mp az Desslu. It's passengers Include
Prof pohl OF the physical institute OF
Berlin university. Two balloon ascen-
sl0us have been arranged al Stuttgart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
MARKET HEAVY
AND LIFELESS

New York. May lS-stocks opened to-
day at prices an p to p lower than
yesterday. but the market was scarcely
more than nominal Great Northern pre-
ferred showed the maximum decline OF
a. National Railways Of Mexico hrst
preferred sold az an advance Of NJ and
international Harvester 6. United
States Rubber lost 2, 81 Paul preferred
and Consolidated Gas ia and Northwest
ern. Southern Railway, Amalgamated
copper American Smelling Internation-
al Metropolitan preferred and American
Cotton oil l.
The sustained strength Of foreign exc
change carried implication against re-
ported sales OF bonds abroad. London
also sold stocks IN New York. The stock
market was inanimate and depressed.
American Locomotive, colorado Fuel and
Pittsburg Coal lost and American steel
Foundries lost ~.
Bonds easy.
A loss of a point In Chesapeake & Ohio
and Of IA In Louisville d Nashville were
the only movements Of consequence dur
ing the noon hour
There was an hardening OF prices later
ion the session. The market closed heaNy
and lifelcss. There were slow rccoverlos
during the final hour which reduced the
DAVIS price changes 20 insignificant frac-
lions The market then became virtual
ly stagnaut and yielded slightly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The board OF directors Of the Utah
Hotel company have reelected the
former officials as follows. Joseph r.
Smith, president. vs.. s. Mccormick.
vice-president: John C.. Cutler. Sec
Rotary: l.. s. HIS, treasurer: with the
following executive committee. George
Romney ID. G.. JacklinR. O. W.. Nlhley.
Joseph Geoghegan, and John G.. cut
Ter.
The directors OF the Descret Savings
bank have chosen G. w. Nibley and a.
W WINS as fellow directors TO I'm the
vacancies caused by the death of Moses
Thatcher and John r. Wiuder The di-
rectors OF the Deseret National bank
have chosen r.. u. Millett as director 20
on the vacancy caused by the death OF
John r. Winder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
MORE STOCKS TRADED IN.
Local Stock Market Continues Dul
With small Transactions.

Local Stock Market Continues Duh
With Small Transactions.
While conditions ON the local stock
exchange continued dull and unin-
toresting more stocks were traded In
than on yesterday. Every stock with
the exception Of Nevada Hills and one
or two others was lower The general
sagsing condition Is due TO the small
interest taken in the market by the
public Those who are I'm a position
are now preparing 10 reap the harvest
of the future
Cedar Talisman was again at 10
cents. Colorado sold up 60 SO cent
Lower Mammoth was at 90 cents.
which Is a slight advance. Iron Bios
som sold around 80 and ST. Nevada
HIS was strong this morning at so
cents. only 200 shares changing hands
during the session.
The total number of shares disposed
of was 26,35O, which represented more
securities than usual The total
amount represented by the transac-
tions was Si402.25.
The sales on the curb market this
morning We're mostly iu Opex The
sales Of this stock amounted 90 ! 800
shares at from AS Goo o. cents. The
other sales were 1000 shares of
Bingham al llia.
TODAYs QUOTATIONS.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James r. Matthew ana wife to r.
J.. Robbins. lots q ana o. block T.
g. s. nDgkv's Sub. ..............S
Ellen c. Messenger et ul 20 A.
Fred Wcy lot d. block l3. 5-acre
}. j Corum and wife to Artlo Le-
roy Peck. lots 90 and 90 block o.
Coates a. COrdums' Lake Breeze
Add ......... --. Observation-Disclosures.
Christcu %. Nelson ana wife 20
Robert Mawson ana wife. part OF
section 49, township south
range I east Observation-Disclosures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-18
COURT NEWS
\ HOUSE DIVIDED.

After 10 years OF married life. Martin
$ Lindsay AYERS in a complaint filed
I'm the district court this morning his
wife, Elvira Lindsay not only called
him ga liar and a coward" but ordered
him to leave the house and never re-
turn. Although he has pleaded to be
allowed 20 go back since then. the wife
continues obdurate. and now Lindsay
wants a divorce. He charges his wife
with being guilty OF cruel treatment
10 the extent of causing him great men
tai distress" For six years prior T.
Aus. l6. 1906. il was a house divided
against Itself the wife treating her
husband even in their own home with
apparent cool Indifference IL was on
the date mentioned that the culmina-
tion came In the taunt % the liar and
coward and the ordering from the
home The couple were married az
Logan in February. 1857