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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12

Have you a good gentle horse you
would like to turn in on a pianof
II SO call at vanderbelt's furniture
store. 24dtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
WITHDRAWAL DECREASED.
Grand River Land Subject Of order Of
Secretary Of Interior

Tho local land office has received ado
vices from Washington in regard 20 the
revocation, by the secretary Of the i'm
terror. of "a withdrawal of land en- com
nection with the Grand valley project
made some years ago. and substitute
withdrawal which follows more closely
the conservation policy OF the present
administration. Succinctly instead OF
the land Withdrawn being a strip O. mile
wide along the Grand river. the new
Withdrawal makes Il but onf-quarter
mile
The following lands have been re-
stored % entry.
An bands within one mile ON either
side of the Grand river located APP
proNimatcly through the following
townships. surveyed and unsurveycd
r.. n S.. r.. "A r.. r. 10 S.. r. Is f.:
r. "a s.. r. % E.t r. 90 S. r. 20 Es
r.. % S.. r. "a r.; r. 20 s., r.. IS F.; IT..
10 S.. r. 26 r.
Tho fun fist OF those which have now
been Withdrawn are as follows.
T. 10 g.. r Is F. Section 20. lots !. O.
3. north half of southwest quarter.
southeast quarter. section 80. lots T. @
northeast quarter Of southwest quarter.
south half Of southwest quarter north
half Of southeast quarter, section 81. lot
Q: section 3S west hall Of southwest
quarter Cuusurvcyed).
r. 90 S.. r. IS E.-Section -. lots 8. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
LATE LOCALS

Manufacturers Mcrt Thursday
Thursday evening at s. o'clock at the
Commercial club thc members of the
Manufacturers Association of Utah
win give a smoker The Rev, Elmer T.
Goshen win deliver "a short address.
Insurance Claim Paid--The Aetna
Life Insurance company has just paid
1000 20 Mrs. Osborne. 1850 south
West Temple street. whose husband
was killed al the Utah copper MIN
Feb. 49, The payment was made
in fun after proof reached the local Of
flee
Beaver County Auve-Boaver is the
second county Of the state 20 send
word to Secretary Collett. asking for
space ln the permanent exhibit OF
Utah resources and products 10 hc
established in the new Vermont build
ing I'm South Temple. Price has the
honor Of first place in making applica-
ton. Up to the present. salt Lake has
not been heard from.
Incubator starts Iirc-An iucuba-
tor lamp caused a small hlalzc at the
residence Of c. n. GoOdsell 726 south
Ninth east street shortly after
no o'clock this morning burned up the
Incubator and cut short the careers
of numerous embryonic chicks The
iamp WAS turned too high and for
=
apparatus from No. . station answered
the cali and quickly cytiuguished the
flames. The loss amounts to about
SEQ
Daughter OF the Pionccrs-The
Daughters of Utah Wueers will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs NJ. Y
Dougall a. north state street and an
daughters and also members Of old
handcart club are invited 20 be pres
emit The we'll known pioneer hymn
Hard Times Come Again no More
viii be sung and program
given Including talk ON early In
dustrios OF Women Zoo Utah" hy Mrs
Nilate clayton Young. paper ON
Pioneering Zoo Mexico" by Mrs H. IT,
Brimhau Foley and musical numbers
uv Mrs Lena Young Moore and Miss
Esther Davis
BIG Noise postponed-Out Of re-
spcct to the memory Of tho late @. NJ.
Freed whose death occurred this
morning. the Elks' annual show. the
rig Noise" has been postponed from
Friday 10 Saturday and performance
viii be given i'm tho salt Lake theater
Thursday and Saturday instead of on
the dates originally announced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
CITY AND COUNTY
REACH SETTLEMENT
Conference Committees settle Old Ac-
counts Nftcr Meeting
Held To-day.

The city administration and tho coun-
ty commissioners came 90 an agree
ment this morning in regard Co tho
disputed claims held against each 9th
az. The committee which handled the
matter consisted oi John g.. Mackay
Walter j Burton and James ID. Muir
doch. the three county commissioners,
and Mayor John S Rransford and city
Attorney ~ j DinnIny The city has
agreed to pay the bin presented by the
county for its part ~ the expense iu
conducting the juvenile detention home
and the county has agreed 10 pay for
the water used ON the county side of
the joint building The county also
agreed 10 pay the back fees on state
cases for number of years. and the
city viii pay for tho collection OF taxes
FOR the city schools
An old deed was offered by tho county
us evidence in regard 90 the water
showing that tho city owned AN the
ground on which the joint building
stands and that the county only has an
easement To- the property. ON this ac-
count 10 is probable that tho city viii
furnish free water ON the outside Of
the building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
DIRECTOR APPROVES
CENSUS ENUMERATORS
Partial List Of Men and Women M
pointed 20 Collect the Returns
For Uncle sam.

Following rs a partial Hist of census
cnumerators recommended by super
visor Hugh a. McMillIn. and approved
by the director Of the census az wash
ington.
Fred r. Gum. Adamsvllie; Lester
Harris. Beaver; Henry Emerson. Fris-
60; Orson A. Christensen. Bear River
city; Elijah Jensen Zina NJ. Jensen
and Loa r. Johnson. Brigham city
John G.. Whcatley. Brigham, r. r. D..
d Burdett Smith. Garland; Leonard W.
Standing. Fielding. Benz. ID. Harding.
willard city, Robert Pearce, Paradise
Samuel Christensen. Hyde Park;
Gencve Smith, Agnes Tarbet Mrs.
Hannah jacobson, Elvinc Peterson,
Logan: Levi A. Christensen, Newton;
Mormon ID. Bird. Mendon Philo W.
Austin. Lewiston; Robert l.. Allen,
Covevllle Miss Lillian n Parkinson,
Hyrum: Thomas A. Kerr Weilsvilie,
Willard Chugg. Providence. Fannie
son. smithhcld. John X. Reid, Orange
VILE: Edward g. Geary. Huntingdon
Nephi Williams. Emory; Geo. G.
Mead. Green River. Adelbert Twitchell
Escalante. Robert NJ Thompson, Hans
+. Epson, Pnnguitch. Montgomery p.
Morcland. Cisco. Aaron Il. MOhr, FL
gin. oscar W. MCConkie, Moab, JOS.
l.. Wilkerson, Cedar city, samuel Fl.
Judd. Parowan. David A. Lindsay.
Eureka; John Hand, Silver city John
A. Morgan, Levan, Isaac T.. Dichl
MAMMOTH Thos. n Burton, Nephi,
Hosea F. Stout. Hinckley. VIM. IL.
Bennett. Meadow. George T..
smith. Garrison; William Memmott.
Scipio: Alonzo Iiuntsman. Fillmore,
John T. Nelson oak City, Angus h.
Berlin. Mrs Kate Littleheld. Morgan,
Jane lie Fevre. Junction. Delbert F.
uowes. Marysvale: Leroy Shelby
Randolph Orsou =. Satthcrwaite.
Garden city, Mrs. Ninifred \. Fjelst-
ed. Center1eld Alfred j. Reese,
Wales: Frederick Jorgeusen, Ephraim.
George n. larsen. Manti. Lars Mel
son. Fountain Green. VIM. ). Ander-
son. Moroni: Alfred Alder. Manu.
Peter A. Peel. Mt Pleasant; Wilford
NJ Johnson. Glenwood. James S.
Sorensen. Redmond, Albert p. Long,
Koosharem. clifford A. Ship. Joseph
Lawrence r. Harris, Upton; Edward
w Farnsworth. Coalville: George l..
Hobson. Hoytsville. Gertrude -. Wood.
Jos p Langford. John Martin. Park
city: Frank T Burmeister. Grants
Vile: Geo. H. Hammond, Frank W.
Frailey Tooele: Richard n. Gundry.
stockton: Mrs. Mary r. Abel. Leonard
s. Harrington. American Fork; Henry
A. Gardner, Spanish Fork; Howard
n Roper. Goshen: Robert L. How
ard. Lchi: u. Arnold West, Pleasant
Grove: Albert Jones. Tenie Thomas,
Provo: Hettie Gardner, Fred s Dart.
Spanish Fork: Roscoe S Crandall,
Springillc. Mrs Ressie r. Child.
Riverdale. r. r. d. No. 4. ogden;
REM + Rlaylock. North ogden. Ella
Frew Hooper. n. r D. No. 2; Lilly
SURFACE. Huntsville: Florence Powell.
ogden. r. F. D. No. 2; Harvey w.
Eager. Dewey r. Ensign. Centennial
F. Palmer. Mrs. Alice Collins. Mrs.
Laura w. VallereuX, Samuel p.
Brooks. Elias S. King. Dorothy
Webb. Mary r Emerson. Bernice r.
Kohu. John y Bush. Mrs Charlotte
r. Foulger, 'Thos. A. Shreeve. ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
DETAINED ON SUSPICION.

Lloyd Vaulathorp. said 10 be a clerk
Coz the American House on Commercial
street. was arrested Tuesday night by
patrolmcn Belts and Pierce and locked
in the city jail ON suspicion Of having
committed robbery. It is alleged by
man giving the name Of Dave Logan.
that Naulathorp and two or three other
mon. attacked him ir "a room. at the
American House Tuesday night. beat
him and robbed him Of S3S Logan
and the man he accuses. had been
drinking and both are being held pend
ing further investigation. Logan as a
witness
section IS. lot ?. northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter
Every smallest legal subdivision IN
sections %. %, 20. o. 80. "a. 35, any por-
ton OF which VIII. when surveyed. lie
within quarter Of a mile OF the Grand
river
Township p south. Range "a east
Section rs. southwest quarter of south
west quarter
Section Is. lot 3. north half OF south
west quarter. southwest quarter N
section %. lots ?, 3. .. 10. west half
Of west half
Section %. lots ?. .. west half os
northeast quarter. southeast quarter pf
northeast quarter, northwest quarter.
east half OF southwest quarter. south
east quarter
Section "a an
Section 25. north half north half II
south half
Section &c. lots I. s. 6. 9. northeast
quarter. east half Of southeast quar-
ter
Section q. lot 2. west half OF north
west quarter, southeast quarter Of
northwest quarter.
Section IS. lots. T. g. g. s. west half
Of northwest quarter, southeast quar-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
NEW ROAD WILL
TAP ST. GEORGE
Northern Arizona, Southern Me-
vada and Southern Utah
In the Route.
CAPITALIZED AT S24,OOO,OOO
Iron Mountain. ~. George and Grand
Canyon railroad Organized by salt
I.akcrs Under Arizona Charter.

The iron Mountain, So George d
Grand canyon railroad ls the title of
company Just Incorporated I'm
Arizona. and which win operate for
400 miles iu Arizona southeastern
Nevada and southern Utah. The road
is tD run from Thcrmo ON the salt
Lake Route FEB Cedar city. Kanarra.
ST. George. and thence south into
Nevada and Arizona. and the northern
division from Thermo TO ST. George.
go miles. is Co DE constructed first $50
as 10 bo got into operation as soon
as possible
The promoters and hackers are SAT-
Lake men. with headquarters in this
city. but the incorporation was nlcd iu
Arizona. rater THAN loo tab because
this state charges "a hHng fee of %
cents Der $1,000 OF Dapital-in this case
So 600. as the capital stock is &2A,oOb,-
600 Tho incorporates and directors
are } n. Walker. Charles Read, Elias
s kimbalI. A Hauaucr. Jr.. Archi-
bald y. Rykert. John n. Woodman.ee
and NJ r. Burgess. AN of this city with
headquarters on the second moor or
the Macintosh block These mon have
been unusually quiet about their pro-
icct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
BUSINESS AND REALTY

W r. Crutcher formerly Of salt
Lake who now owns considerable prop
crty 900 this city. is BOO town looking
over the redl estate situation. II is 20
years since Mr.. Crutchcr was boo salt
Lake. and DE marvCls AZ the city's
growth ard the marks of progress seen
ON every side. and hc thinks salt Lake s.
era of prosperity has just begun.
This week, e.. a. larsen and g.. Lar
sen purchased the ST. CoCile hotel frou
Mrs. "a b. Bartlett the consideration
not given out Mrs. Ellen smith has
leased the upper part OF the new
Groshcll- Forshco building ON state
several doors north OF the Bungalow
thoater. % be opened April 1 as The
Roy" hotel These deals were made
through the A. Richter Real Est'tc
company The Doun Drug company,
heretofore at the corner of Main aud
PostonIce place viii occupy one side
90 the Grosheu building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
MIDvALE MAN DEMENTED.

Bert Hokanson, aged "a years. Of
MidvaIs. was acnt % the county jail
this afternoon pending the hling OF a
complaint charging him with insanity.
The Young man arrived In the city
Tuesday night. got into "a carriage and.
FOR am hour or more, drove aimlessly
about town lie was found on west
second South by Patrolmen Duyandor
and Conycrs, and was acting I'm very
strange manner He became violent
and was taken 90 police headquarters.
This morning an uncle and nephew
called AT the city JAN Co see him, but
Young Hokanson ala not recognize
them and would say nothing Just
what caused his trouble has not been
determined He viii be given a hear
ing this afternoon or Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23

storm II has carried nearly every
county into the dry column. I be-
lieve Idaho now boasts but three wet
counties and this now option law has
noe been In force two years. Tho whole
state will undoubtedly go for prohibit
ton eventually And the best feature
about this closing of saloons is-go
whore you will in Idaho. YOU ind the
buildings from which the saloons were
driven out not empty and desolate, as
predicted. but arc today occupied by
good straight legitimate businesses. /
DO not believe any business should be
tolerated that is 80 bad IL must he
handicapped by high license, as saloons.
The saloon should either have the same
privileges as other businesses. or not
be tolerated at ALL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
POLITICAL POT BOILING
Idaho Already Showing Signs OF an
Approaching Battle of Ballots.

George w. Edgington, prominent
young attorney from Idaho Fails, who
was at the cullen Tuesday, declares
that the political pot is beginning 70
boil in the Gem state. Numerous
candidates are rising up Ia various
parts OF tho state. and this fan FOR
the first timo the people viii test the
ingtou Idaho is the first western state
10 try out this new method in It's
entirely I believe lt win prove a Sue
cess. It's essential feature rs that it
eliminates h0sslsm, and that is always
desirable 300 our American politics
Under the Idaho law, any man may
aspire 90 office but before he may be
placed ou the ticket ne must secure
q certain number uf cudorsCrs iu his
election district Then iu August
three months prior Co election. he rs
considered az the primary along with
the other aspirants This August prl-
mary is sort Of an election OF ITSELF
where those receiving the highest party
vote viii go ON the regular November
ticket
Among the gubernatorial candidates
this year In Idaho are Barney r.
O'Ncil OF Wallace present chairman of
the Republican state central commit
tee. who has many times represented
Ncz PIERCE county in the Idaho legisla-
ure. and n strong factor he will show
himself this fan Then Governor
James A. Brady hopes To succeed him-
self The strong man among the
Democrats Is Paul ". Clagstone
"Our man j. Wesley Holden from
Idaho Falls win make the race for
secretary of state, and should prove a
winner, We anticipate n good, lively
election m our state this year
Local option has taken the state by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Thirty-frst Nard-The officers Of
the various organizations of the Thir-
ty-hrst ward. members ol the build
ing, amusement and other committees
win D." the guests of Bishop Lewis q.
Merrill and his Couusolnrs az thU
ward amusement hai this evening
when dancing and 81 program win be-
Che features
Waterloo Nari-The Waterloo ward
Sunday school viii present au Friday
night am Easter choral song contest
end concert. An Of the children In the
school win take part and the event
win be "a very interesting one. As the
entertainment Is for the purpose Of
furnishing the kindergarton and pri-
mary rooms of the school, II Is expect
ed that there viii b. a large attend
ancC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23

""'" a. an excuse for b,d pgt i0f.
To the lnquiry-"Ho,r ,''A'
"1unt Tor your succcss2' ~, u" You o..
I Ins' tried TO make good AZ J, replied
me hoy johnson was co.,
leous' ambitious. and NM ''s, ~, corr
good people Of ST. Pctsr ~ , qid O
growing ing up among Them MA ,ss'i y, O.
Is Governor he carly .bo,.,.
s'iI man among mon WV him
savings. -''H Use Of tt.
hsie are many thinr. 10
Ior on age. but without p,o.. lal bf
POSSESSIONS 1855, are Handicapped ''A Other
hou need money 10 faLc
~ "pportune investmcnt.-,,t ,,' 'nlage
YOU over The rough placc. n, carry
You need a savings accovn,
or large or smali-sn,iuo Iri. Nhoih.
cess '- "ring- sue.
ter. US ihc mai.
We pay Z per cent
UTAH SAVINGS A TRtsr
235 MAIN STRTFT' w.
In the bushes, bcar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23

ter OF northwest quarter north half Of
southwest quarter
Township ~ south, Range "A east.
partly surveyed. every smallest legal
subdivision in sections 20 "a. inclusive.
amy portion OF which win when suf-
veyed Iie within quarter mile of the
Grand river
Section IS. lots 2. g. g.
Section 90. lot c, @ g. 2. northeast
quarter ~ northeast quarter. southwest
quarter Of northeast quarter. south
east quarter NJ northwest quarter east
half of southwest quarter
Section 49, southwest quarter of
southwest quarter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
DEATH OF C. NJ. FREED.
Wen Known Merchant Dies After
Years Illness.

Charles VI Freed. president OF the
Freed Furniture q Carpet company.
died at 10 o'clock this morning az his
residence. g5l east First South. hav-
ing been a sufferer from diabetes and
other complications for more than a
year. during which time his condition
has caused some apprehension. Yet up
TO within e short time ~ his death
even his most intimate friends had no
idea that the end was so near az hand.
Tho funeral arrangements have not
been fully completed, but the services
win be held at the family residence nj
N O'Clock Saturday morning and
burial viii be- In Mount Ohvet cemc-
tory
Mr.. Freed was born in Germany 81
years ago When "a lad 10 years old
he came TO America. In 1880 he came
TO Utah and soon afterwards founded
the Freed Furniture q Carpet com
many. and has been president and gem
eral manager of the institution ever
since.
lie Is survived by his wife, three sons
am one daughter, Lester ID. Freed,
claude w Freed Ellis g.. Freed and
Mrs Esther Filler
Mr. Freed was one of the most popu-
lar and well known OF Elks In the
western country and was devoted
and hard working member of salt Lake
Lodge SO So Al the recent election
OF officers he was honored hy being re-
elected trustee for term OF three
years Mr. Freed was known about the
club and among the Elks generally as
Daddy" and there ls not "a member
~ the antlercd herd who did not love
and respect him. lie Joined the salt
Lake lodge on sept l1 1901 and from
that time uhtu his recent illness was
f.nr h.
served az trustee and was deeply in
tcrested Zen am that nertaiued 20 the
good Of the order Two wears ago he
started ON a trip around the world
but after reaching Japan decided 10
come home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
MARRIED roo soON.

william A Farrar grocer. whose
wife. Mrs Phoebe Farrsr. secured
divorce from him last August and
married again before the statutory
time, viii probably begin an action 10
SET aside the decree Mrs Farrar went
TO Nephi recently 10 live and there
she was married. Under the new law,
h is illegal 20 marry within six months
after the final decree r. entered Farrar
heard of his former wffe's marriage
Tuesday and Immediately took the
matter up with his attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
Story Of Success
Governor johnson

vim, ~ hi. hard hath.
Governor job,
johnson Of Ml,n' -
"'' never a..
complained ths,Ia.,
was against him n
''ad to tight againS
poverty. -
al'd cnvironmse,a,,,' '
Everything ~ IT.
fnWIrI -. VI on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23

The lire Of road runs in detail as
follows. From Thurmo. Beaver coun-
IS, on the san Pedro. Los Angeles
Salt Lake railroad. south to Cedar cry
and Kanarra. lu the coal region, ana
thence southwest through ST. George
20 the santa Pc railroad, in the Huala-
pal valley at or near kingman, ln
Arizona. with "a long branch from be
low Kanarra, southeast through tine
OH and timber regions 90 the Grand
canyon Of the Colorado river and
shorter hut important branches from
netr Cedar city To- the great coal Geld
and iron mountains Of Iron county
Utah
The need of such a railroad Do. been
empha, oally felt for many years. par
tlcularly by fruit ANA produce growers
of the Dixie country who have been
completely shut off from outside mar
kcts by the absence OF rWlr"id iacth-
ties The natural resources OF that
section have been the means or con-
tnusllv Keeping the situation before
the public. particularly the local agri-
cultural. and coal and iron prospects
80 it has seemed that IL would De
merely the matter Of "a short time be-
fore something substantial would be
ATTEMPTED.
THE south country was settled 70
wears ago. but there being no railroad
down There has left 10 far behind the
more favored sections of the state. not
withdrawing the presence Of coul iron,
petroleum oil. unsurpassed frult ana
Agricultural resources, To say nothing
I'D a wide range and variety Of valuable
minerals.
TO ENTER GRAND CANYON.
II was thought that the salt Lake
Route would rebuild through the Nir-
gin valley: but with so much valuable
property marooned in the Meadow val
lev wash, the company found such
stem fnadvisable The construction OF
the road into the Grand Canyon coun-
try win follow the establishment and
operatiou OF the ST. George division,
running through a country rich IN
livestock agriculture. minerals ana
timber 1t is hnlthful region. es-
peciailv over the line I'm Arizona, so
that when the road is built, there
ought TO be- a rush In that direction
nv health seekers as well as by pros
pectors and persons seeking business
ventures. chief Engineer Burgess viii
be in the CITY shortly 10 make up his
surveying stan with which he is To
start into the field bright and early,
leaving no stone unturucd 10 push the
SURVEYS with AN possible speed. Vice
President Kimball and other directors
81 the road said this morning there
would be no DELAYS. The construction
department will be organized al once,
and preparations made tn order and
get material on the road bed as soon as
IL can be utilized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23

r. r. Evans. Florist. SO s. Main q
Floral designs a speciality Phons Nj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
DIED

CARLSON Erlrk Godfrey 4..
at US Iowa avenue. March b ,t
a. m. NJ perltouIt-. son of ios-
Carlson and Charlotte ErIrksar q.
son. deceased. born Feb si iS7 /, f..
sala. sweden %
Funeral Thursday az en- m 90
Eleventh. ward chapel 3
Remains may be- viewed after The ar.
ices '' XIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
FATAL FALL OF
YOUNG BALL00NIST

New York. Aug l2-"Bcnny" prlnz,
"a young balloonist met death this att
prnoon NJ the close Of tho aviation meet
az Asbury Park. y. j. In making
double parachute drop the second
parachute failed 20 open. and he fell
more than 1000 feet
A. tho swaying buoy nearod the
ground II struck the limb of "a tree. and
the boys head was transhNed on the
limb
AZ It struck the ground. tho head
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13

an explanation in regard to the tariff
hill. II is long. involved EFFORT to
mislead and deceive those who are
patient enough 10 read It,. and has no
pratical bearing on tho case
7 should have boen glad ~ MI AID
rich had said something about the lead
ana the Guggenheim smelling trust
aud about Nh Lippit's testimony lon
regard 20 the increased duty on cotton
cloths and stated why he put incrcas-
go uuties on ines" cloths when tho
manufacturers said they did not
want H."