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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25

Who was the Lawton man who Of
fered Gore a $4,000 bribe in behalf
OF McMurray?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25

Doan's Regnlets cure constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowelr Ask
vonr d,-npoist Err thau OK cen%o a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25

was Mcclure caught with the
goods?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25

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Meanwhile, lets count the vote.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25

There is balm in Gilead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
Highest in Rhode Island With
503.5 Persons ard Lowest in
Nevada With ITO of /.
UTAH HAS FEWER THAN TEN
Idaho Boast, as Many Again as the
snscbrush State--Wyolning Has
one and Half.

Washington. Dee 29.--i;hodc Island
mas '0S.5 persons TO tho square mile,
thus. according 10 census bureau
figures, leading the list OF states in
the matter OF density of population.
Nevada, with only scvcn-icnths Of q
person to the mile finds u place at
the lower end of the table giving
t.Icsc facts.
Second in the density list Massa-
chusctts supports Ass persons to the
square mile: New Jersey 1917, Con-
necticui, 1913 and New York. 1912.
The other states possessing more than
100 to the mile are:
Pennsylvania. III: Maryland, 1903:
Ohio III; Delaware. 1903 and illinois.
1907
Wyoming Boosting TX persons to
the mile more than doubles Nevada.
while Arizona with Is stands third
from the bottom. Montana. New
Mexico. Idaho. Utah. Oregon, South
Dakota, Colorado and North Dakota
mile.
OF tn. states OF large populations,
Washington takes the lead in the
growth of density. having advanced
from rs to III per square mile in the
last 10 years. thus taking place be
tween Kansas with 205 and Nebraska
with i5.5. Washington exceeds her
oregon. with persons I"
the mile. BY more than 10 and even sur
passes California with l5.2
Idaho increased from 10 to 3.a and
Oklahoma from ia 10 23.?.
Tho figures for the other states are:
Indiana. T53: Kentucky, $40: Tell
ncsscc, 524: Virginia. ST.; West Viz
GINA sos; South Carolina, Az; Micl'-
gan. 4Sa; Missouri 40; New liamp-
shire. 40: North Carolina, a5.3; Gnor-
gia, Ai4: Wisconsin. 49,: Alabama. Al:
Iowa. 40: Vermont, so; Mississippi, 3S.S:
Louisiana. 36.5; Arkansas. 30; Mime
sofa. .5.7; Mainc. 2i.S: Texas, ld,S;
Florida, 1871.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
JEFF, DAVIS GRANDSON
WEEDS. COLORADO LADY

. . p H = r . ed
Colorado Springs, Colo. Dec. 20 One
OF the most elaborate and impressive
wedding ceremonies ever witnessed in
this city was that of Jefferson Eaycs
Davis, son OF j. A.tl1nyos and OF tho
late Mrs Margaret Howe Jener-
son Davis Hayes. and grand
sonor jefferson Davis. and Miss Doree
Dewitt, dausht Of Dr.. and Mrs.
Theodore +. Dewitt Of Brondmoorc, an
arlstocrat'c suburb of colorado Springs,
yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was
formed at st. stephens Episcopal
church. The Rev. Dean H. Martyr
Hart of st. Johns cathedral Denver.
real, the service, assisted by Rev. AR
thur N TAFT. rector Of ST. Stephens
The bride was aowned in heavy white
duchessc satin, very plain. trimmed
with rare old point lace. With 1t was
Worn m exquisite vel! OF rose point
and duchesse lace that swept from the
coiffurc to the end Of her long court
train The veil has been Worn by brides
in the family of Mrs. De WIFI for sis
generations.
Mrs George r. Young. tho matron OF
honor wore pale rellow satin gown
yelled in yellow chiffon and trimmed
with bands 81 ermine.
AT the conclusion or the church ccrc-
mony. tho bridal party were conveyed
to the suburban residence of Or, ami
Mrs. DE Witt.
Mr. and Mrs, Davis LETT last nigh;
Tor trip to California of several weeks
duration. and upon their return win re-
side ut Gurfcld.tlitah where Mr.. Davis
Ia with tile Utah Copper, company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
SAD LOVE STORY OF
A CASTELAR, SOLDIER

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 29.-Juan Ga
cias. who says he once served on the
bodyguard of King Alfonso MI of
Spain, sat in the county Jail yesterday
before Il cross made by his own hands
and told OF years of searching through
the Americana Latin republics for the
lady of his heart from whom he was
separated 10 years ago.
Gacias. 65 years cid. in the tnttcred
garb of n hermit ana with feet clad in
crude sandals, arrived in Long Beach
during the morning. Even here, where
u Spanish patois is spoken, Gacias had
trouble finding anyone who could un-
derStand him. because his Castlian
Spanish was so pure. His general ap-
pearancc led to his being arrested on
the charge OF vagrancy. After having
been sentenced TO serve 30 days in the
chain gang here, he told his story
through an Interpreter.
He says that because of his attcn-
lions to woman of the Spanish court
he was exiled. Later he returned, only
to be cast into Jail, where he remained
until the breaking out of the Spanish
American war. He was then permitted
to show his rcalty to his country. by
enlisting as soldier In Cuba. Upon
his return from exile he heard that
Tere.n Peraltn, the woman who had
enchained his affections, had been
forced to take the veil, and had been
sent out TO one Of the old Franciscan
converts in America.
At the conclusion of the war, Gacias
says. he decided to seek her, and he
visited nearly all the converts in South
and Central America and the monster
les of Mexico. He still has hopes of
finding her. and believes she Is a
Mother Teresa said to be connected
with one OF the missions north of here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29

WHOLESALE VOTE
BUYING IN ILLINOIS
Investigation Into Frauds in Adams
County TO b. Carried on Indcn-
nltcly BY Grand Jury.

West Union. Ohio, Dec. a9--The in
vcstigation into the wholesale vote
buying in Adams county is to be con-
tnucd through the special grand
jury Indefinitely. This statement was
made from the bench today by Judge
Blair. whose vigorous action has
brought out the facts in the country
wide scandal.
Judge Blair said:
After we have had n general IN
restigaticn Of al the townships in
the county, | shall call before me the
workers of both parties from every
township and submit to them the
lists of those who have been indicted.
] shall demand that they designate
every Durchascable voter in their
precincts and ! shall put special de-
tectivcs in the field 10 bring these
men in. If any workers refuse to dis
close the names OF those whose votes
lie has bought, I will bring the
'f'oaters' in to testify against him. We
are going to clean up Adams county
as it has not been purged since the
CIVIL war"
One hundred and six additional In
dictments were reported by the grand
jury today, bringing the total of those
indicted thus far to 9aS. Forty-one
men have taken advantage of Judge
Blairs promise of leniency TO all who
would come in and confess without
having been indicted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
JOHN w. ELLIS DEAD.
Ind Much TO DO With Engineering
National Finances III Civil War.

New York. Dec. 29.--Join w. Ellis.
who Played large part in engineering
the national finances during the Civil
war, Is dead at his home here in his
nlnety-fourth year, after an illness of
several years. He started his business
career in Cincinnati at the age Of IS
and by the time the Civil war began
was regarded as one Of the leading
flnancers of the middle west. Hc was
president Of the Clncinnati. Hamilton
& Dayton railroad and Interested In
other railroad properties.
He was instrumental in organizing
the national bank system during the
war and became president of the first
national bank founded. At this time he
was continuously In consultation with
President Lincoln, Sccy Chnse ana W.
Jay Cooke. When Gen. Grant was elect
cd president, Mr.. Ellis was asked TO
hold the treasury department but de-
clined. Hotcamo to New York city in
1870 and retired from active business 10
years later.
Mr. Ellis was born in Williamsburg,
O., apd was educated at Kenyon col
legc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
WHO WILL SUCCEED
SENATOR C. NJ. DEPEN?
Friends Of Various Democratic Can
dihatcs Arc actively Sending Out
Statements and Circulars.

New York. Dee. 2a.--Public state
mcnts ana circular letters ravoring the
principal Democratic candidates for
the seat in the United States senate
about to be vacated by Chaunccy NJ.
Depcw. became more numerous with
the approach of the first of the year
and the time for the convcning OF the
next state legislature
From William =. Shcchan some-
thing IS expected today III the nature
ora reply 10 the recent declaration In
his favor by prominent Democrats of
Buffalo; his former home.
William Church Osborne, chairman
OF the committee which is advucat-
ing the candidacy of Edward NJ.
Shepard, heads a long list Of we'll
known New York Democrats who
signed an appeal to voters asking
them to write to their representatives
in the Legislature in Mr.. Shepard's
favor. This contest for the senator
ship Is of unusual Importance be-
cause the incoming legislature Will
be the first that has had Il Democratic
majority and power to send Demo-
crat to the United states senate since
the late David B. Hill sat In that
body
Mr. shepard and Mr.. Shcchan are
tho leading candidates but In the
event of deadlock between them
friends stand ready to press the claims
of Supreme Court Justice James W.
Gerard, y. Cady licrrick. j. Sergeant
Cramor and David +. Cohalon
The two latter are closely identified
With Tammany Hail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
ITALIAN HELD ON
CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING

New York Dec. ea,-Giacomo Crimi,
n 27-ycar-old italian is in a cell at po-
lice headquarters awaiting further ex-
animation on n kidnapping charge, RE
was one of II prisoners made by men
under command of Lieut. Nachris of
the Italian squad in Il raid last night
on an Elizabeth street Italian grocery
where the detectives were Informed
they might be able to round up some
kiCinapers.
Within a short time after the raid
G-year-old Guiseppi ID Stcfane picked
Crimi out of the line of prisoners as
tho man who kidnapped him from tho
home OF his parents on Elizabeth
street last summer. The child. who
was returned to his home IN = car
rinre u week after his capture, could
not Identify any of the other prisoners.
Besides the alleged abductor OF the
hi Sterano boy. only one other OF the
prisoners was detained. This vas
Giacomo Crimi's brother Giuseppe.
whom the police desired to question
further in pursuing their investisa-
lions today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
BRYAN WON'T ATTEND
JACKSON DAY DINNER
lie lIcsilntcs to send Letter to Cclc-
bration Lest II Might Prove
Discordant Note.

Lincoln, Neb.. Dec CIV J. Bryan
has Informed Albert ] Almoney of Bal
tmorc, Nd, that he can not attend the
Jackson day celebration Jan, Il. Mr.
Bryan says:
ut will be Impossible for me to be
present and hesitate to send II letter
to be read at the celebration, lest it
might prove II discordant note. If, as
would infer from the preliminary ar
iangoncnt, those who originated 1t are
dissatisfied with the last Democratic
national platform. That platform was
satisfactory to the party two years
ago and Is satisfactory to the rank and
file now. The victory of last month
was in my Judgment. largely due to
the fact that several planks OF the plat
form had already been indicated by
events and events have since the cleo
ton vindicated other planks,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
BOIL Err EXPLOSION
KILLS FIT TEEN MEN

Piltsncld. Mass. Dee. 29.--1'he boiler
at the plant of the NQrcwocd Lake Ice
company ut Morcwood Lake exploded
today, killing IL men and injuring up
wards OF 90. The men were sitting
around the boiler warming themselves.
OF the Is known dead, seven have been
identified as follows:
William Dunn, the engineer at the
plant.
Edgar Allen, an cnployc.
John raymond, the carpontt
Leo Fernandez.
Martin Smith.
Wyatt Moore.
William Pepoon.
The eight unidentified dead were eth
or Italians or Poandcr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
BEACON NAME OF
NEW NEW YORK TOWN

Fishkill Landing, n. Y. Dec 2a-
Beacon has been chosen for the name
OF n now city which is to include the
towns of Mattcawan and l'ishkill
Landing, The voters OF both places
were given an opportunity to express
their preference for one Of two names,
Beacon or Matteawan, aud the former
was selected by a majority of l96. The
affairs Of the new city will be directed
in a commission form OF government,
the first of its kind in New York state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
NEW YORK GROCERY STORE
WRECKED BY EXPLOSION

New York, Dec. 29.--Blacls Handlers
were responsible fcr another OF the fire.
uucut East ,Sitlo bomb explosions today,
which wrecked the grocery store on
East Thrtteth street OF All Italian who
had received threatening letters de-
manding $1,000. Flying glass caused the
painful injury of one man and an aunt
critic proprietor, Geordino Susano, who,
with his family lives IN the rear OF tho
store. The violent shock created Il,
panic In the tenement and the immedi-
ute neighborhood ana did several thus
sand dollars damage to the building and
nearby property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
TOBACCO GROWERS.
May Make Strenuous objection to
Growing II Crop in 1911.

Lexington, Dec. Acknowledgements here
today appear to Indicate that when the
general convention Of the Burley tobac-
co growers of Kentucky Ohio, Missouri,
Indiana and West Virginia meets IN Lex
ington on Jan. ). the members of the
hurley Tobacco society and the tobac-
co branch of tie American Society of
Equity will make strenuous objection 10
producing a crop In 1911
The 'obiect OF the general convention Is
to form an organize ton OF Burnley pro-
CucerS of these five states into u great
central BODY to control the price and
acreage. The DIRECTORS TO the plan to
raise tobacco next ycni say the old Bur
ley society has 5000 hogshcads OF the
1909 pool yet unsold while the 1910 crop,
which has not ben pooled, is practically
untouched.
Another crop on top Of these, they say.
would ruir the market.
Growers whu produce about "B0.Cto,O01
hounds of tobacco annually will be at
fectcd by the new organization,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
SEARCHING FOR OWNER
OF Auto THAT RAN WILD

New York Dec. 29.--Thc police are to-
day searching for the owner Of Il heavy
automobile which last night ran Wild
without chnueifeur down Fifth ave
nlo and In three blocks upset wagon.
pushed a touring car to the sidewalk,
broke an electric light pole, injured four
pedestrians. narrowly missed several
other automobiles and ended by trying
to climb the wall around Central park.
What started the machine and what be-
came Of the chauffeur are mysteries.
The police ran the truck to a station
house, where 1t Is held for its owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
BODIES OF LEYDEN MINE
DISASTER VICTIMS FOUND

Denver. Dec 29.-rhc bodies of
Louis and Frank Morrick. the two
American boys victims of the cxplo-
sion and fire in the mine OF the Leyden
Coal company at Loydcn, Il few miles
from Denver. about two weeks ago.
were found carly this morning about
500 feet from shaft No. !. The bodies
were completely covered with dust, and
had been passed over morc than once
by the rescuing parties. Apparently
both had died from aulfocntion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
WASHINGTON STATUE FOR n. \

New York. Dec IA new $4,000
statue OF George Washington will be
erected in Washington park here in
time to be unveiled on Wnshington's
birthday. Feb % The statue Is the
gift OF the Amos Van Horn estate and
is the work OF j. Massey Rhind Of New
Work city.
The statue Is that OF Washington
standing beside the horse instead OF on
the animals back. Washington. while
attfred in the costume Of q general. has
also riding cloal: thrown over his
shoulder. One of bis hands, holding
the rcins. rests on the pommel of his
saddle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
PROBABLY KILLED BY
HIS INSANE WIFE

Laurens. S. c.. Dec, ZEE. n
Hamilton. young farmer iiN'i'h
near here was found dead at his home
today with his head nearly seVeTeu
fro,,, tho body and bloody az by his
side His Young wife, who recently
returned home from an insane, asylum
is heinr held by the authorities. she
donics.oll Knowledge Of the crime.
Among Mrs Hamilton's hallucina-
t,ons before being taken to the asylum
.Wos that she had killed her husband.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
Fayors Taking on Japan for Three
Fast Rounds Of BIoodiest
Sort Of Fighting.
NO SOLDIERS ON EITHER SIDE
Contest Must be Fought by Reporters
Would Put EN- All in
Front Ranks.

Washington. Dec. o9.-Secy. of state
Knox was in u warllkc mood today,
Following Il visit to the White House
he declared he was in favor Of taking
Japan on first for three fast rounds of
the bloodiest sort of fighting. The
secretary had long talk with the
president. He seemed hardly pre-
pared for the onslaught of the report
ers as he reached the executive Office
door.
DO you favor war with Japan?"
he was asked.
II do favor IT, he replied, pro
rided, however, that there are no SOL
dicrs on either side except newspaper
reporters
Have YOU any particular favorites
In the profession you would like to
put IN the front rank" some one
asked.
NO" said thr secretary. II am not
playing any favortcS. Put 'em all in
the front ranks. love them ALL"
why did the state department sup
press the report of an attack on Vice
Consul Williamson by two Japanese
land n Chinanan 1T Dalny, Man
rnufla asked Il particularly brave
young newspaper man.
.All know about that" answered
the secretary, IS what read In the
papers this morning. Therefore don't
believe IT is true"
CAUSE or THE SCARE.
New York, Dec. 2S.--A special dis
patch to The Evening Telegram from
Toxic, Japan. states that the Ameri-s
can vice consul ut Dalny. Manchuria.
Adolph q. Williamson. was assaulted
at II fish market Il. Dalny last Friday
by several Japanese and Chimes. 1t
is said the affair. will be reported to
the state department..
Washington, Dee. 2S.Scws OF an
assault on Adolph Williamson. Amer
lean vice consul Ut Dalny. M;lnchuriu.
reached the state department nearly
week ago. but in such form as to cause
the officials to regard the affair as
triting.
Mr. Williamson Is acting consul at
Dalny in the absence Of the consul. He
reported to the department that when
he was viewing a fish market he was
assaulted by two Japanese, but his
message indicated that he had sus-
tanned no mark and made light of the
affair.
The state department has taken no
action because Mr.. Williamson did not
suggest any. nor will it do so unless
II hears from him further on the sub
loot 5H.sr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
LoGAN's CREW RESCUED.

The Lizard, Eng. Dec. 23.---The
British steamer Bardistan from Nor
folk, for Bremen passing today
signalled that she had on board the
crew of the British schooner II. j.
Logan, which was abandoned Dec. 10?
after she had lost her sails and rud-
der and was leaking.
The LOGAN was bound from Port
Hawkesbury for New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
10 RECEIVE OVER A MILLION
FOR BIRTHDAY PRESENT

White Pains, n. ", Dec, ea,--kenneth
lDowa. young Br0okiynitc, will re-
ccive Il check for S1,lS6.i0S as his New
Years present. On4that dntc he will
celebrate his 3twenty-.irst birthday and
will conc gintoBa fortune from the es-s
.tatc OF David Dows, of BrooNlyn The
decree OF settlement OF the guardian
ship has just been approved by the SUR
rogate here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
lNSURREcToS DEMAND
SURRENDER OF TOWN

FL Paso, Tex. Dec, 29.--lt became
known here late last night that Jcfc
Po,itico Martinez OF Casas Grandes, had
,,cnt a message to Coy. Terrazas stating
that Guerrero, commander OF tho north
crn ins,lrrectos, had demanded the sur
render Of the town and urging that re-
sible moment, Reports that the town
had fallen last night cannot BIO veri-
fed on account of the wires being cut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
WARsHIP TO ASSIST
IN STUDY OF AER0PLAME

San Francisco, Dec. 29,-'rhe san
francisco committee received coh'i''u-
nicotion from Sccy. of the Navy George
l.. Won Meyer yesterday aclules'hS III
,ynrshlp to assist in the study OF tho
mscs If the neroplane in naval warfare,
during the meet next month
Several professional aviators. al oil
,otinnal flame. have been signed for the
meet and entries have been received
from 10 amateurs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
Died ol NOsH.bIEMD.

Lynn, Mass, Dec 2o.-Wiiliam II,
Troon, president of the Lynn board OF.
trade is dead at his home here al
though llia wife gave her blood IN IN
effort to save him. He suffered from, =
series Of nasal hemarrlin%nS which
weakened his system to such an OK
tent that the TRANSMISSION was ADVISED
1T failed to prolong his life, however
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
FIRE IN ANNAPOLIS. IND.

Annapolis. Nd. Dec 2a.-Fire sup
noscdlv OF incendiary origin. broke out
nj 1880 o'clock this morning in va
cant building formerly occupied BY II
nlunbing firm. The flames were COM
m,lnlcated to an adjoining building oc-
c,,njrd by the Howard Plumbing
company, ana thence to the grocery OF
". III. Moore & Company. In the rooms
above We're the quarters of the y NJ;
c. a. All the buildings were frame ana
burned rapidly. The loss is estimated
at about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
JACK JOHNSON READY
TO MEET THE WINNER

paris, Dec. cat is announced that
Jack Johnson, the he'iVSweis "
champion. has accepted definitely me
offer made some time ago OF -o,oyt
~ come to Paris in April and fight
tbe winner of the approaching match
between Joe Jeanette and sam
IoupfDr(l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
NEW FORM OF TREATMENT
FOR SENATOR ELKIMS

Washington, Dec ga new form of
treatment for Senator stephen b.
Elitns of West Virginia. who has been
i'll for some months has been advised
by his physicians and plans for its
adoption are now being perfected The
senator Is To have room open on
three sides that is being erected on the
roof of his residence in this city. The
open air. it is thought viii tend to
promote his recovery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
RESERVOIR PROJECTS.

There are two reservoir projects in
tho state: the flatchtown state reser-
voir project, Garfield county, 1000 acres.
cost of reservoir Sl500O0, price of land
$50 to $35: the Piutc state reservoir
project. Sewer river; $1,000 acres, cost
OF reservoir S5oo.00G. Private capital
controls IL large number of other irri-
CATION projects. and the United states
government Is constructing the straw
berry reservoir project, the reservoir OF
which holds $50, 900 acre feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
PROHIBITlONISTS WILL
DEMAND REPEAL OF LAW

Dcs Aioines. Dec. 2orhc repeal Of tho
iowa muct law by the coming lcgisla-
,,uc will he demanded by the prohibition
!sts of Iowa at II conference of the state
central committee and other workers
which will be held here tomorrow. This
Will he asked rather than submission
of the constitutional prohibitory amend
uent at this time.