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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
Secretary Of the interior Re-
uuested to Rule in Marble
Greek Issue.
GOVERNOR IN CONTROVERSY
Asked 20 Help secure settlement OF
Disagreement Of kOotcnai People
And Washington Power Co.

- Disc. March lO-At a meeting or
l. the state board OF land commits
siouers held in the governors Of
ace on Tuesday q resolution was
passed instructiug the attorney general
% request the secretary Of the interior
10 file his decision in the Marble Greek
case which has been held up FOR more
than two years az the solicitation Of the
state. II is believed that this action
will preclude AN possibility that the
settlers interested In this land may
ever gain title thereto. the value OF
which is estimated to be- between $780,
600 and 81 10000. Although this decision
has never been actually published or
filed In the Occur d'Alene land office
in this state. yet tie contents and scope
have been known ever since &c was rem
dcred.
Referring TO the order OF the board,
Gov. Brady who is the chairman. stat
cd that the Legislature. by unanimous
vote. instructed the board and the at
torney- general TO procure stay OF pro-
ceedings until the legislative home
steals commission should act. and the
board considered that unanimous res
oiution Of the legislature was Of sur
Il lent Importance 60 be respected until
declared void hy the supreme court;
that the report of the commission has
never vet been brought before the
board for e. reason that the suit was
instituted the same day that the report
Of the commission was fled. 7 might
AIy at this time that this ls the very
FIRST time that the Marble Creek case
has ever been before the land board
during the present administration"
Attv. Gen McDougall stated that "all
the secretary of the Interior can do viii
be to direct the cancellation Of the
settlers entries and Instruct the regis
ter and receiver OF the Occur dAlcno
land office 90 accept and file the states
selection lists. n the secretary al
heres tn his former ruling he win UNI
Gorsiod'v issue the order This Is the
frt step toward procuring patent 10
trc-o lH0Ce."
Tia igh, tp those lands has been
FOUGHT Out before iu "a battle between
tie ttlfr rlI tho homcsteaders. which
La7 Soou aa~ci GOV years. The regis
t-- lu' receiver of the Occur d'Alenc
i1nl office rejected Tho states selection
lists trc.r potion being sustained by
tho commissioner ot the general land
If9ce whose findings were in turn re-
Ntr-tj bs th' secretary Of the Interior
on final appeal A great cry went mp
from the settlers and the state land
board under che administration of GOV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
WILLIAM DECKER
IS LAID TO REST


D ANCROFT. March Funeral sery-
- ices were held at O'Clock this
afternoon at the l.. ID. S. Westinghouse
over the remains Of William Decker.
who died at Q a. m. the 9Th inst. The
Rev. Mr. Woodruff OF the Methodist
church offered words OF comfort and
consolation 20 the bereaved relatives.
BY request Mrs George II. Fish and
Miss Nellie Corbett rendered the beau
tiful hymn, Sometime You'll Under
stand" a few encouraging remarks
were offered at the close by Bishop
George II. Fisher. The decorations
were neat and artistically arranged.
and a splendid influence prevailed. The
deceased was born nj Findlay. o.. July
90 1852. Later he moved 10 Iowa. then
20 Nebraska and II years ago came to
Bancroft. Ida. He was a single man.
Leaves one brother and three sisters
Mr. Decker was temperate. quiet. hon
est and a good citizen having the res.
pcct OF all who knew him. The Inn
mediate cause Of death was a cancer
in the throat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
Funeral of Or. J. H. Bean Is Held
Under Masonic Auspices
AT POCatello.
DEATH OF WINNlFRED ASTLE
scarlet Fever Claims Four Year Old
Child OF MIR. and Mrs. james
Astle After short Illness.

The local agent for The Deseret
News az Pooatello IS Hyrum Kay
res'dence H2 North Arthur Ave
D. Phone 3lS black
Subscribers TO The News are
cordially invited 20 cal. on him at
their convenience. Matters pertain
ing TO The News will receive
prompt attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

is rapidly regaining her normal health.
Presidents Don C. briggs and Geo. s.
Young have recently spent three days
visiting the Kicks academy az Rex
burg They report most encouraging
lv OF the stake students. and of the
general conditions existing at the
school
Nose Giltncr Of Jackson's valley is
here feeding a large bunch OF cattle.
which he is preparing for an early
eastern market Mi Giltner reports
many elk dying OF starvation
The snow is about gone at briggs
The spring time is evidently near at
hand. A most pleasant winter has
about psssed-cold, clear, with but lit
tie wind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

made. but there b. stm due the state
approximately 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
C. E. OWEN OF IONA
KILLED IN RUNAWAY

IDAHO FALLS, March SC. T..
owen prominent farmer Of Iona.
this county. was killed here this eve
ming hy being thrown from his wagon.
the team running away His son. wal
ter. who was with him I'M the wagon.
was seriously injured. The accident
occurred on the edge OF town and
while the men We're bound FOR home
Ihey were found by passers-bv. who
brought them here IN "a wagon. Roth
men were unconscious. the elder dying
Just as he was taken TO a physicians
office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Iafe Roe sheepherder. charge
with the murder OF w u McCliutigt
last December. was acquitted in the
district court early Sunday morning
The jury was from Sis Saturday eve
ing until 4 O'Clock Sunday morning.
constantly debating an the while, be-
fore "a final verdict could be reached
Judge Wood. who was az his home Tn
bed nt the time. arose and went 90 the
courthouse and received the verdict ana
discharged the jury
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

"Sunkist oranges are so lusciously fresh juicy and
delicious that you enjoy their medicinal qualities Morn
ing, and night is orange eating time. "Sunkist
orange is delicious dessert after each meal and
the time your spring fever vanishing under the
general tonng up process aided by the orange Juices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

OCATELLO. March l0-The fu-
neral over the remains OF Dr.
J H. Bean. who died at Los
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

especial torresp oudruceI
~ OCATELLO March l0-The fu-
- neral over the remains OF Dr.
J H. Bean. who died at Los
Angeles two weeks ago. was
held yesterday afternoon at the family
residence, under the auspices of the
order Of Masons. 20 which the deceased
belonged. a very large cortege follow
ed the remains TO the cemetery. The
remains were one week IN transit from
Los Angles 20 Pocatello owing 20
series Of washOuts along the route. the
body arrived here last MouCay evening.
Ninnifred Astle. aged 4 years. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs James Astle. died
Sunday evening If.er 0u'r few days
OF sickness. the same being scarlet
fever An the children had safely
the youngest child. The intcrmeut was
Tuesday morning Mr. Aste. Is man
ager Of the Blyth q Fargo Mercantile
company. and in consequence Of the
funeral the store closed during the
funeral services.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
The quarterly conference OF the
PocatellO stake will convene here sat
urday and Sunday.
The McCaley entertainers appeared
in the West Side Latter-day Saints
church Tuesday evening undcr the
auspices OF the ward choir. who assist
ed I'm the program The percentage re-
ceived by the choir will go toward the
purchase OF music books for the latter.
A farewell party will be rendered Mr.
and Mrs. John Amos. Monday evening
at the Second ward Westinghouse on
account Of their removal TO Salt Lake
city. Mr.. Amos is an emplove OF tho
PocatellO Mercantile company and goes
with the company on It's removal TO
salt Lake IN the near future.
VENIRE FOR MARCH TERN.
The jurors for the March term Of
court which convenes here March n.
have been drawn and summoned as
follows:
Henry Wakely Of Downey. George
Tanner OF Grace. +. G.. Christensen OF
Central Heber Loveland OF Chester
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
YOU CAN'T EXPECT

10 be strong and healthy 81 the qom
ach i too weak 20 properly dr.r
your food. and In order 20 oyer5n,
this weakness YOU should begin est
meal with IA dose Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

You will be agreeably surprised az b
beneficial results. Your appetite viii
return and your food viii be perfectly
digestcd. Try 10 today for indigestion.
Costiveness. BiliOusness. Colds. Gnpue
and Malaria, Fever and Ague n
genuine has our private stamp over
neck Of bottle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
SURGEONS DESIRE
|. PLACE IN CABINET
Resolutions Adopted by Mem
bers Of Military Associa-
ton Here
SAY PUBLIC HEALTH
DEMANDS RECOGNITION
Body Also Goes on Record Urging
Regular Pay for Officers and
Men in State
Militia.

BY unanimous vote. members of the
United States Military Surgeons. In
nineteenth annual session In Rich
mond adopted resolutions wednesday
urging the establishment Of = ma
tional department of health with a
scat in the Presidents cabinet.
The resolutions. which were intro
duced by Major Louis l.. seaman.
Z. 8. ", OF New York. read as follows:
Whereas IL mas become recog-
nized axiom among civilized nations
that health Is the chief asset OF a
people constituting. as II does. the
foundation on which rests efficiency.
prosperity and happiness: and.
Whereas in q dual form OF gov
eminent such AZ ours = central Fed
eraI health department Is necessary
co the efficient promotion of this
great cause therefore. he II
Resolved. That II IL the sense OF
the United States Military Surgeons.
in annual session semhled. that
national department ~ health nf
equal dignity ana power with the
other departments OF the government.
having at It's head secretary OF
public health with seat In the
cabinet of the President. should be
established without delay,
Urgs. Better Pay.
On motion of Major w. $. Gonk~
ling. of the Iowa National Guard,
hearty endorsement WAS also given
the Federal bill drawn up by the Ma
tionat Guard Association OF the United
States providing better pay for the
organized militia in the various States.
Under the terms OF this bill. which
will be presented TO the next Con-
gress. an officer in the militia would
receive from TO 20 per cent. OF
what an osficer In the regular ser
Vice receives, while the Nne men in
the service Of the Etates would get
rs per cent. Of "a regular man.
.eey tsndef tsespsseeAt syHtssn 0f pay.
ofliccrx and men OF the militia are re-
As4% -ssz- 4e-@e A- = -
{Corttuued on Fourth Page,3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02

BRAND will iikel, remain premier and
minister OF the interior and public
worship id retain the following
II. Miilerand. miii,ster of public
works. posts and telexraphs.
NJ pichon. minister OF foreign at
fairs.
Dupy. minister OF commerce.
General Brun. minister OF war.
Admiral Il. DE La Payers. minis
ter OF the navy and
NJ Cheron and NJ. Dujardin- Beau
metz.
Cause 0f Trouble.
The cause OF the resignation Is said
TO be tho difference OF opinions be-
tween the ministers. reaching a ell
max in the recent railway strike.
which BRAND put down by the free
use Of the troops and the ordering
OF the strikers to the colors ~ re-
serves and forcing them to fill their
own places under military supervis-
ION. II In understood that several
OF the ministers desired to resign a.
that time, but all agreed TO retain
their portfolios unit. the AFFAIR had
bssn snded and the storm in the
Chamber OF Deputies weathered.
BRAND by his Sensational speeches
in the chamber Saturday and Sun
day. IN which he declared illegal
methods Of government were excus-
able to put down Illegal acts Of riti-
n0ns, won Z vote Of confidence from
the deputies A. soor an the vote
was returned. the ministry prepared
its resignation.
M. BRAND has been prime minister
of France since July 22. 1909. when
~. Clemanceau'a cabinet was over
thrown NJ result OF the navy scan
dMia.
The note OF Premier BRAND to
President fFaliieres informing him
of the resignations OF the cabinet. de-
clares that BRAND feeling himself
to be the object or the most vio-
lent personal attacks and insinua-
tions and unable to face tho situa
tiOn In which France has plunged 1t.
sell. wishes to resign that President
Fallieres may be free to act in the
matter Of selecting another ministry
Brands resignation naturally car
rfed with II the reaignattons Of the
entire cabinet, who. ~ his ofiicial
eelections. are compelled to relin-
Qulsh once with him. even II they
Asglrod to remain. Il 10 believed the
resignation was merly rendered to
rid the cabinet of certain obnoxious
mon.
President Failieres. following thu
usual handling Of designations. con,
TERED 1T length this afternoon with
the presidents Of the Chamber OF
Deputies and the Senate. but the gen
A1ul opinion 10 that the new cabinet
has already been named and that
BRAND viii be premier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
CABINET AEs|BNs
AFTER STORMY ROW
Differences Between Ministers
of French Republic Cause
All to Withdraw
PRESIDENT APPOINTS
BRAND AS PREMIER
Man Who Says Government Can
Adopt Illegal Methods to
Quell Illegal Acts of Cit
liens Starts Trouble.

PARIS. Nov. 2.-FOllowiIlg the res-
iGnstion Of himself and cabinet. Pre-
mier Ar1stfie BRAND this evening
agreed 10 the request Of President
Fallierce 70 head a now cabinet. The
tiecisi0n was reached afbcr n long
confcrencc with the President.
PARIS, Nov 2.--The entire French
cabinet. headed by Premier BRAND
to-day rendered its resignation to
President FAilieres. The resignation.
Il il understood. is for the purpose
Of reorKanizing and dropping from
the cabinet certain ministers whose
views are not in accord with those
Of BRAND : President Faliieres re-
auested the ministers to assure him
that they would remain in their po-
sitions for a short time
1t Is believed that a new cabinet.
headed by BRAND as prime minister.
will be ready for presentation to
the Chamber C Deputies Tomorrow
Tor confirmation.
The reetgnations Of the ministers
were rendered after story session
OF the cabinet.
In forming the new cabinet. Aristsde
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02

Governor William Hodges Mann Will
probably oppose Senator Thomas s.
Martin for reelection 10 the United
States Senate next summer
The notification Of this statement.
now In the mind Of more than one
prominent politician. Is dependent upon
certain conditions which, materializing
within the next few months. will prob
ably bring from the chief executive
positive announcement which will be
received with enthusiasm by the voters
Of Virginia.
Ii Il well known that with the re-
cent rupfures which have occurred
within the ranks Of the Virginia De-
mocracy the party has suffered.
For this reason and on account of
recent disclosures In the Second dis
trlct, In which. though he could be
charged with nothing directly. Sena-
tor Martins name was frequently men,
tened. many political leaders are ar
rivfng at the conclusion that. for the
best of all concerned. the governor
should come OUT for the Senate next
summer
Strong With the People.
II is admitted that Governor Mann
because Of his active work In, behalf
or the agricultural interests of Nir-
GINA, though ne mas by no means me-
elected other important issues. Is now
the strongest man In the State. not
only with those who formerly support
ed him. but with the Democratic party
nj large.
Because he has succeeded In welding
together in much stronger and com
pact body The several opposing fac
tions, and because he has shown abso-
lately ua fryoritism, but has kept be-
fore him the interests OF all OF Vir-
gtpia. rather than those OF any per-
rcnal element. 1t Is practically conceded
that should he come out with q posi-
tive announcement Of his candidacy al
this ..sne there would be hearty re.
sponse from every section OF Virginia
Governor Mann declared some weeks
ago that he intended to run for ne
more public oftsces that the ambition
Of his. life had been realized. as he con
.tderAd hts election 70 the governor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
WILLIAM HODGES mann MAY
OPPOSE THOMAS 5. MARTIN
II shape Thems sent Governor Expected to
stand for Election United SenateIooked Upon by
p arty as Logic Candidate.

chair one of the greatest honors which
couis. be conferred upon any man.
1t Is definitely known now. however.
that should events shape themselves
as political prophets indicate. and
should conditions anticipated by many
come into actual existence. the gov
ernor could easily be persuaded to
stand again before the people. erpe-
ciaiiy as he would realize that the good
Of the Democratic party in the state
and the State at large depended upon
such action.
Friends Are Confident
Governor Mann. when seen regard
ing his proposed candidacy Wednes-
day afternoon by representative OF
The Richmond Eirginian. declared that
at this time he preferred to make no
statement for publication. Many OF
his friends however. who are familiar
with conditions throughout the COM
monweaith. while not quoting the gov
ernor directly. openly asasert that they
know the governor can be counted on
TO 20 to the front whenever the inter-
ests of Virginia demand such action
Since his inauguration Governor
Mann has been proud OF the appella
ton NJ farmers governor" and has
declared upon numerous occasions that
he wished above al things to further
the agricultural and educational In
teresth of the state
How we'll he has succeeded In such
undertakings may be quickly ascer-
tanned by consulting any farmer or d.
vision superintendent IN Virginia
Those who really understand the enor-
nous progress which has been made
by Virginia during Governor Mann'i
administration. while highly compile
mentinx the department heads. arr
practically unanimous In giving credit
to N0tt0way's son. who since the hrsl
day ar his administration has MADE
good in his every undertaking.
There il probably no man In Vir.
| winia who counts more friends thar
lGovernor Mann. and there IL certainly
| no man who can more certainly gather
into one solid body the factions OF thu
Democratic party which now exists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
Revolt Impending.

HevOIt ImFIenUInk.
That an armed revolt against King
Alfonso is imminent, II not already
an actual reality. is the belief ex-
pressed by persona who have kept IN
close touch with the Spanish situa-
ton.
Up TO date there has been no eon-
firmation OF the widespread rumors
that revolution has broken out In
Madrid and Barcelona; but neither
has there been an official denial. The
censorship in Spain has been tighten
ed to the point of absolute secrecy
and ii liz impossible to obtain definite
news from the Spanish capital.
The Morning Telegraph, one OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
JURY WILL PROBE
LATE THIS MONTH
Delay in Getting Stenographic Re
port of Investigation Will Prob
ably Retard Inquiry.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.>
NORFOLYK. VA. Nov. 2.-The
Portsmouth grand jury. which IL to
investigate alleged frauds in the con-
duct OF tho Democratic congression nal
primary Of August 80. will meet Thus
day. but 1t IL Improbable that the
jury will be able to go into the inves-
legations until later In the month.
Commonwealth Attorney Charles
r. Bland was only to-day able to get
access to the official stenoGraphic re-
cord al taken before the Democratic
investigating committee at Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02

OFFICIALS ARE RETICENT

Criminal proceedings will be In
st1tuted, II ID underwood, within the
next ten tlays against ono Of the 49,
scnoors In Q southern county Of Vtr-
g1nta for neglect TO properly conduct
his work and make correct returns
20 tho auditor Of public accounts, and
though no action has been taken Dy
the auditors once, and probably Will
not be, IL 10 more than prOhabi ftiat
one Of the State officers connected
With tar matters will bc present ut
the hearing.
Though Il IL dciiniteiy known u,at
the charges brought against the as
SCISSOR are OF the grAveet nature, and
II proved will result In tho indiction
OF heavy penalty, thoHe interested In
the matter refused 70 discuss IL We'd
nosday morning save In the meaxerest
manner.
None Of the State offlcials will DO
directly Interested in the prosscu-
ton. 90 Il was learned, the prosecu-
ton resting entirely In the hands OF
the Circuit Court OF that county In
which the offense Is alleged TO have
been committed
Since inveaalgation was begun some
time aro By the State tax commission
into the methods of assessment fol
lowed by real estate assessors in the
various counties and cities In Virginia.
some remarkable instances OF what
might be termed neglect have been
uncovered. and 1t 10 believed that the
assessor who Is about to be prose
cufed 10 one who has gone too far
in such discrepancies.
Property Omitted.
1t In known that IN q number OF
instances valuable property in more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
RESPONDENT VETERAN
DRINKS lAUOANUM
After Continued I'll Health Ends
Life With Powerful
Drug.

HARRIsONBuRG. VA. Nov. g.
James Bateman sixty-ave years old,
a Confederate veteran OF Port Re-
public, was found dead Ia bed. De-
apondent from Ill health, he probably
committed suicide. For several weeks
he had been taking laudanum for
medicine, and when found dead an
empty bottle csas found near his
bed The door. which WAS locked.
had to be broken open. He leaves
a brother, John Bateman. OF Monte
vtdeo, Rockingham county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02

LONDON, November 2.-In-
connrnscd reports oil revolution
airy lighting throughout Spain,
especially In Barcelona. the hot
he'd Of revolt, where = nrunbcr OF
persons are said TO have been
killed and wounded. are publtafed
In the Westminster Gaxcste to-
day.
Other London dailies report
nghing in Madrid.
Owing to tile rigid censorship
maintained by the Spanish gov
ernment, authentic information Ia
lacking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02
SHE WOULDN'T ELPOE
LOVER SHOOTS her
Disappointed Snitor Then Turns
Pistol on Himself and
Ends Life.

KANSAS CITY. MO-. Nov. 1.--En-
ragged because she refused TO elope
with him. James nj. Shearn shot and
daneerously wounded Mrs. Louise Sui
Ivan In her home here to-day. fred
u her sister, Mable Clark. and then
killed himself. Tho woman has Z
chance Of recovery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-26
NEW FLoTATIoN AT GLOBE.

Special to j. A. Minnear & Co. from
Globe, Ariz.: The property of the
Arizona Colorado Copper Belt and
Gold Mining e. Milling company, con-
sisting of twenty-one claims located
about three miles north of Globe, was
sold March 20 to the Great Eastern
Development company, recently or
ganized by II. NJ. White, formerly
manager and superintendent of the
Warrior Copper co. The Great East
ern company is capitalized for 100000
divided into $4,000 shares of a par
value of SO each, and has taken over
the Arizona Colorado property APP
proximately for 100000. Present
workings on the property consist Of
a 900-foot shaft with the eighth and
and ninth levels established. The
new owners will begin operations
within a few months, but definite
plans therefore have not been per-
fected.
The Arizona Commercial smelter
will be shut down today for several
days while necessary repairs are made
to the side water jackets of the fur
mace