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New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
FOURTH ROUND AT BASKETBALL

The fourth round OF the Puohc Schooi
Athletic League basketball tournament VIII
be- played to-day. Newtown and StuyVesant
will meet in a game which probaoiy Will
have the greatest bearing on the outcome
~ tho tournament Both teams are unde-
feated and are recognized as the most pow
erfuI In the league. Commerce Will meet
Jamaica at the Irish-American Athleuc
Club at $50 o'clock, and De Witt clinton
will meet Eastern District on the court OF
the 18th Arnory in Williamsburg al !
O'Clock. The scheduled games to oe piaSed
to-day are as follows:
Newtown VS.. StuyVesani, at War"ich
Hall. Corona, 2:30 p. m; Richmond Hill VS..
Flushing. at Flushing, p m: De Witt
Clinton vs Eastern District, at Williams
burg, p m High School of Commerce VS.
Jamaica. at Irish-American Athletic Clup'
$50 D. m. Manual Training vs. BOYS bush
School, at I'd Signal Corps Armor3.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
BOYS BREAK TWO RECORDS
Keen Competition Marks Games
of Elementary Schools.

The elementary school athletes opened
their indoor season by breaking two old
Public School Athletic League records at
the annual games Of the Morrisania Ath-
letic District League at the list Regiment
armory last night Sammy Donheiser. of
Public School No. 8, and Karl Siegfried, OF
Public School No. 25, jumped into the lime
light with record breaking performances.
Donheiser won the fifty-yard dash. closed
to eighty-f1ve-pound midgets, in 10 sec
onds which shattered the old mark, which
has stood for the past five years.
Siegfried hung up new mark in the
eight-pound shot He threw the ball q
distance of 43 feet, which broke the former
record By half a foot.
In the invitation three-niIe race George
OberIneyer, Of the National Athletic Club,
defeated Eddie Fitzgerald, Fred BelIars
the national cross-country champion. and
Joe Gilbert. OF the Mohawk Athletic Club.
In the struggle for the point trophy the
diminutive athletes of Public School No
10 found little opposition. winning with a
total of 80 points Public School No. 43 was
second, with Is points
The summaries follow:
Fifty-yard run (s0-pound cassy-won by $.
Donheiser, p. s. 3; I. Klauber, z S. % sec
Ond; H Moon, P. S. 10. third. Time. O:O6is "a
F1fsy-yaEa run aqO-pound cIass).Won by B.
NJ. Rosenberger. P. S. TO- third Time. 0:0eaa
sixty-yard run G15-pound ciassl-Won by D.
Solomon, P ). 25; W. Garvey, P. s. 10. sec
Sixty-yard run CInlimited)-Von by G
M. tioberg, P. S. - third. Time. O:o77..
gate Athletic Leasge)-Won by Public School
rG iu1e
Eight pound shot put UNLIMITED weight class.
Won by K siegfTied Public school 25, with
SeTs sf s5 R@i e. 8 d With Vi n Put 5f 81
standing broad jump (s5-pound cIass)-wOn
by Mustay. Public School Al with jump Of
second. with jump of fl. 5@4 in. 5 Krahe.
Public School l. third. with a jump of it.
steward relay race .s5-Ponnd .e4ss1LEFon by
Public School 10. third. Time. 0:46 -
36o-yard relay race 1oo-pound classl--Won by
and Hughes; Public School ,. second: Public
school "a. third, Time. 0:44 Il,
Pm, School 10 with a Terozz. J Hunt. "
McGronan and A Saake: Public school 10 sec
ond team. second; Public School .. third Time
Running high jump uoc-pound clas.l-won by
E. Aston, P s 10. with jump Of feet -
OF ! feet inches !. Turner, P S. - third,
With a lump of 4 feet inches
Standing broad Jump 115-pound classl-Won
bv QUAD P :. 43. with jump Of feet
irches; ]. Dolan, p. S 3, second. with a Jump
of = feet 8 inches. Isaacs. P. :. +3, third, with
a Jump Of feet inch
Three-miIe invitation race-Won BY George
0ha--naver National 4. c.; Fred BeIIars. New
York A. c. second. E Fitzgerald. New York
! G third; J. Gilbert Mohawk a &. fourth
Time f4:462s.
44O-yard relay race tunlimited weight class)-
Won nv P s. 10 (Bonaparte. Austin, Latto and
Carnesalel; P. s. 10 second team, second; + s.
% third.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
RACING AT JACKSONVILLE
Dreams of "Pikers" Come True
When a 100 to 1 Shot Wins.

jacksonville, Fla. Dec. A-The dreams OF
the .'pikers" came true at Moncrief Park
to-day. and, judging by the noise, some at
least of the .-pikers" will enjoy a Merry
Christmas. Havre. against which as good
as 100 TO l was offered in places. got up
in time TO win the third race by a short
head.
Edda. hot favorite in the fourth race.
proved a disappointment. She ran second
TO Adrian The summaries follow:
First race (Bree leIs' Purse, 500; for four
vear-olds and upward: six furongs1-Lou Lam
ier 100 fOberO. TO ]. even and 10 8, won.
Anna los Davis. 10 TO / and TO l. second;
Madeline l.. 100 CButwelD. to 4. third. Time
1:I4I-5 Woolspun. Wheatburg and Morpeth
second race selling; for t7vo-year-olds: s4Oo:
. 10 10 and out. won: Planutess l13 (WHson).
4 to and l to >, second: Ynca. 19e Davis, z
to TO- pn third nd IIng Thrifty l1 also 500 ran VA Nn'a
Third race selling; for all ages; S4o0; six fur
longs)--Havre. 10s ,NcCaheyD. % TO l. 20 TO
and 10 to /. won; Mary Hyde 1o2 Davenport.
. To I and l, second, sam Mathews. 80
tIrran 6 to 3. third. Time l;l4 35. Elmeta.
Hamilton Harvest Moon. Billy bodemer, HOwlet
Fourth race purse $500: for two-year- r-Olds;
seven furiongs)-Aldrian. 10 GLongJ. to 1. 4
a ard out second: Crunty Tax, lo6 fButweID.
! To- ; third. Time. 1:2T 80. Leah. Jack Den
man and C,arueeu also ran.
Fifth race selling; $500; for all ages six fur
ionrso-Danheld. lo5 tDoylel. y to . even and
Ia . won; Syivestrts. l02 Davenport, s tc I
and 4 10 l. second. Malitine. 100 Sweeney,
to 4 third Time. ia 80. Dress Parade II.
GALLEY slave Mon Ami. Morning Song Wood
lane and Adiyia d,,,ns a,so raj ran x,o,.
one mile and a sixteenthl Colonel Ashmcade.
100 u.oftus). to ., even and out won. Prince
L.. 1t2 eCioosel. ont. third. Time. i;sI. Hilltop
and Obtruii also ran
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
INDOOR BASEBALL SEASON
First Game To Be Played Be
tween New York and Newark

Final arrangements have been made by
John J. McGraw. who has introduced a
new form Of indoor baseball, for the first
game under the new rules. which Will take
place next Friday night nt the list Regt-
ment Arnory.
The contesting teams will be New York
and Newark. and the following men will be
In the lineup:
New York-Ffscher. catcher; Wiltse,
pitcher; Merkle. first base; Doyle. second
base; Heinie Zimmerman, third base Gil
bert shortstop: Devore. left field; Ernest
Lush. centre field; Hank MathewsOn. right
field.
Newark-Phelan. catcher: WaddelI and
McGinnity, pitchers; Smith. first base; Mil
Ter second base: Eddie Zimmerman, third
base; Louis Hartman, shortstop; Hopkins,
left field: Mahouey. centre field; Harrison,
right field
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
TO PLAY HARVARD At SOCCER

Philadelphia, Dec sAnother step to~ar"
+ha resumption OF athletic relations De-
+Daen the University OF Pennsylvania ard
Harvard. was made public here to-nisnt
when the soccer football schedule was
announced Harvard will be played IN
Cambridge on March Is
Other college games on the schedule are
Columbia March IS. at New York: TaieL
April l. at Moorestown. y J; Cornell
april 8 at Moorestown. " r Two games
viii bC PLAYED with Haverford College
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
NEW HOCKEY GUIDE OUT

Standings Official Ice Hockey Guide for
,a,1 has Just been published in the Spald-
,,e Athletic Library Series. This book,
,,tscb is edited by Frederick r. Toombs,
"a more complete than ever before. II con-
Gains the laws of hockey Of the American
Amateur Hockey League and the Inter
,o,,apiare Hockey League. also the laws
across the border. constitution Of the In
,.rooIIegiate Hockey League and every
ring In the line ot rules which hockey
nlaver should know.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
ERASMUS WINS WITH EASE
Defeats Townsend Harris Five
hy a Decisive Score.

The Erasmus Hall High School basket
ball team easily defeated the Townsend
Harris five last night at the College OF the
City of New York gymnasium by score OF
ID to S The Brooklyn lads displayed su-
perior team work, and played q clean cut
game The Townsend boys. owing TO their
tnexperience showed poor Judgment at
times, and were the main offenders in the
rouehing tactics. In the first half both
teams seemed evenly matched. and the
score stood 10 ).
In the second period the Erasmus play
ers came back with a fash of speed and
played rings around their opponents.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

P Pardingtou. referee OF the t"o-oe.
,ce r71n- held under the direction OF
en,-- tIo Nv York Automobile Trade Assoeia-
.i., 80 has announced the results OF tne con-
go The positions OK the cars as they m
ished are as follows
r,,-,about CIass-Division Ia Ford tn"
n+i1orI Division "a Hudson No
Division 81. Pullman, 41,sio %G D1clSsUR no award T
MllCueI' Pullman No. Is (no cornpet-
ioL, DIylsiT1i 1ivfsion sA. Matheson. No. q
Touring Car Class-DiT1sl9dd 81 sga9d Divts,o, on
aWaTq ,ls,,I,yaiI No 10: Division SA. REQ: No
ga Division 5'i "A: HAYNES No; u Plor{,G,' Gorbtn
"a Pullman No T. Ir;aI9I BlylS19In 20 St 10 & I1ii Dr.
No, No; - National. No 15: Dtvisio1 9A-
s. eewe No ~ Riytsi9na b aa6eosk ssSdaa 70
ay 5Jay III, IHIfi0-, 80 sa OIdsmObile, No 70 Q1-
;;so5 Zg DiSlSiO s4 Columbia No IS: Division 0A-
pcna- Hartford. No 28.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
N. Y. u. TO MEET PRINCETON
New York Basketball Five Plays
First. Game To- night,

New York University will play the first
game on its basketball schedule when the
Eve meets Princeton at Princeton tonight
The Tigers were defeated twice last year
nv the New York team Three members
Of last seasons team have graduated and
new men will appear in the lineup tonight
4 strong and fast i've has been developed
however
Frank II. Cam. director OF athletics At
New York University, announced yester-
day that the following men had won their
letters in football this year and were,
therefore. entitled to wear the n. Y. u.
f f. Booth, Il: f. W. Cooney. II: e
Galloway, II; r. V Gorsch, II; z. l.
Kopr. II; A. f Mackay, II; L r Muir
pbv. II; W ". Scott, P. G.; ]. F. W.
Schuitze. II; J. H. Wesley. Il; D. L.
Wiltse, IL (managerl: J. T. Brennan. r.,
y: T J. Crawford. IL; r. E. Ellifre, u;
II. Henneberger. u: {. J. Moore. la A
b. Nixon. Is; A. C. Yule. 13. The men
who won their numerals are: a. b. Ken
nedy. II: F. Garnjost. u: J. Dressler. 1a.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

rest off the track All OF tie a''eiiPH
went for naught.
Several times lead OF MY yaiu9 "aH
esta blished. but neither Rutt hof eA'
could make II more perhaps
dozen hurried laps wouid Hollow
..t,e,s gradually drew up. and the
-,sl,eS once more into the line Of a
trailing procession. whhe 'hs e,"
s,,a yheels was heard
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
REFEREE SAVES RITCHIE.

The opportune Interference OF the ref
cree saved Jack Ritchie from being
vnocked out at the hands OF Terry Mitchell
az the Bedford Athletic Club last night
After receiving severe punishment ror
afeh- rounds the referee was called upon
10 end the uneven battle.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
GOOD SHOOTING WITH RIFLE
Five Perfect Scores in Match
Won bv Stuvvesant High.

Five perfect scores were made in the
rife shoot between the Stuyvesant and
Erasmus Hall high schools on the formers
rarge yesterday. II was won by Stuyves-
ant by score of 250 to 262. The members
Of both teams shot well and returned the
)est totals of the season The brilliant work
OF the Curry brothers. OF the Stuyvesant
team, was directly responsible for the vic
tory. they each had clean score OF 35-
Smith. Van BUskirk and Williamson were
the others who always found the bullseye
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
CLINTON RIFLE TEAM WINS
Defeats High School of Com
merce in Spirited Match.

The De Witt Clinton High School marks
men. shooting under difficulties, defeated
the High School of Commerce in a school
boy tournament match on the Iatters gun
yesterday by a score of a4 to gs
Hubbard, the winners captain. who re-
turned his first imperfect score this season
was forced to shoot left handed. which
probably accounted for his missing two
bullseyes- Shapiro and Black each made
clean scores.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Date Is Fixed for Big Exhibition
To Be Held in Brooklyn.
PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE
23d Regiment Armory Being
Turned Into q Mammoth
Showroom for Cars

Greater New York VIII have four a1tc-
mobile exhibitions this year instead ~
three The motor car dealers OF Brooklyn.
a. meeting held recently. decided def1isN-
" 70 hold an exhibition in the big I'd
Regiment ArrnOry on Bedford avenuc.
RrookIyn. The week Of February i8 wa.
determined upon yesterday as the dare
The Brooklyn Motor Vehicle Dealers A.
scclation IS supporting the show. which IS
being managed by Charles II Green M
Green is president Of the Boston mechanics
exposition and ia manager OF the National
Piano Exposition which Is held al Chicago
The exhibition will be the frs. of IT'S kind
held IN RrookIvr Careful consideration
was taken in selecting the dates. 50 that
thew would not conflict with shows hold n
other cities The week OF February IS was
decided rpo, because IL came between sne
national show ar Chicago and the exhfoi-
ton at Boston The former ends on Fe0-
ruary II and the latter begins on March 1
The Brooklyn dealers declare that there
are enough prospective automobile purchas-
ers on Long Island 20 make snow n tnel-
borough q big success from every point %
view. The cars handled by the Brooklyn
men are representative enough for pros
nectfve buver having his choice "f any car
from the lowest to the highest priced on
the market
Work has already been started 20 convert
the big armorY. which has an area OF S"'
s71are feet. into a showroom where tns
cars will be displayed 70 the best advan-
-eea AnDfiratious for space have already
hean made by a number of dealers who
ara a,+husfastic over the idea The space,
arc now being allotted II Il expected that
a, least one hundred and sTty exhibits will
be- housed
The rush for yearly 1911 New Jersey auto
mobile licenses has set IN and the NeW
York deputy commissioners are being kept
busy ". J. Morgan. deputy commissioner
for New Jersey licenses. at No IIsl Broad
vyay explains the rush by saying rhat
susDiciOn prevails that the incoming Leg
fslature at Trenton may accept the advicc
of the New Jersey Gransers Association
given At their Atlantic City annual meet
ing as well as that OF others. and double
the present yearly license fees IL tourists
are 10 travel in Jersey without license
faa Another explanation is that many
want to get low numbers FOR their license
-la+es as annlications for licenses are reg
tstered in the order they are received
Thu Nau York Automobile Trads As
soeiatton has a bowling league three-nian
tournament The Ford Motor CoHl9ahs
has the highest team score, with Oh y D
Dunn of the Diamond Rubber CornpanS-
has the highest average. with I's. "iliie J.
skAliv. OF the Hartford Rubber COrnpan ny
holds ,he high score record. az ID
Tho standing Of the teams 20 date r0i-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA
Freshmen Beat Sophomores by
Two Points in Swimming.

The Columbia freshmen defeated the
sophomores in the annual interclass SWIM
ming meet in the Columbia pool yesterday
afternoon. bv a score OF - TO u: but the
sophomores turned the tables in the water
polo game. winning after hard fought
match by 6 score OF ! TO q
II was the first time that the new pool
has been used and Il was found TO De moch
superior 10 the old one. The time in every
instance was better than has previously
been made IN the tank. and the water polo
players were not handicapped by the tower
which used 70 jut out into the water
The sophonores won the relay race and
the yO-yard swim. but the freshmen. thanks
largely 10 the efforts OF Sutl!ffe, VINO won
first place in the 22o-yard swim and TOOK
third in the plunge for distance. carried or
the meet.
The summaries follow:
ocn-yard relay-won by rs o. Dinkelspiei,
Deraa]. second Time. 2:os>a- -,-.,..,., "a.
g v DUnn fs, second: F c. Hause, IA. third
Time. O:s1As- 1,sras IA: F.
Schmidt. IA second; G. Campbell ID 'h'r0'
10 2aoyaTd svyirn-won by H s.:T sgfliTe' "a "a
8 Rogow II. second; J. NJ sulzoeFS A''
Plunge for distance--N on bJ Z r,.-,s rs
"a with plunge OF 81 feet: A a I1tas si1,tte
second with plunge Of - feet l. n jcbee
- third with a plunge OF - lee'
WATER POLO
Sonbou7o-e. Oh. Position Freshmen COZ
F,ss-eII e...- Left forward IS Rogow
c7s Right forward :;Sr7.
9assidy 9zs.i Left Pell
y itherbv Right back .I+bs
Kohi busch -'Toal -, -. ~,
C:oaI-Rsseil. Referee. NJ Ruthsrdt. : m
TN P Holm. Time OF haives-seven min
Ites each
foi,,rnhia's hockey team will take Trip
20 cleveland during the Christmas recess
and NAV two games. In the last few years
the Norningside players have spent the
vacation in practising at nome. oul FeI0S
= So,,ar tbe new Canadian coach, beileVes
-+a+ more benefit can be obtained by games
,,,i+b other teams under new and unfamiliar
o,,l7,+iore Arrangements have been made
g, game with Western Reserve on De
ceT,7her % and with the Case Schoo' oi
Anr,lied Science on the following day
At present lie Seuer has twenty t0i'
dates on the ice. the largest squad IN many
--e.-s Five of the men trying for the team
have pIaved on previous Columbia seVens'
and among the new men are three or four
- ara likely 20 dispIace one or TWO OF
H. ,,etarsns. Last night the Columbia
tam nractised against the St Nicholas
+aa-, of the Amateur Hockey League.
Columbia and Princeton VIII meet al
eoccer football this afternoon for the hrst
time since the Introduction Of the game al
the two universities. The game viii oe
,,1avad AT Princeton and will afford an op-
ro-+,,n;tv TO see how the Tigers compare
with one of the teams in the intercollegiate
Soccer League
Columbia won the league championship
last wear. and over half the men are oack'
so that to-dav's game will afford gooa
he sis for comparison If the princeton
eleven makes good showing TINS aLler-
noon an application for membership III 1-Ie
league probably will De nlaoe a' iie ei'u "a
the present season
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
FoGG SYRACUSE CAPTAIN.

cvracpse Dec Sat the annual banquet
-. .be Syracuse University football team
lse, night Preston u. Fogg. of Dorchester,
Mass WAS elected captain for 1911 Fosg
t,as besn on the team two years. and is
-1.o member Of the university track
team
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

Goals from 9eld-KiendI tsl. Lee a.. Mendel-
sotn 49, Salisbury (3). Mullen CD. Martin %.
schIosser CO. Reynolds. Fal-balrn. Monarch
< aIdron Goals from fOul-kiendl CD. Benson
C2l Rere-ee-A J Salmon, Brooklyn Central
NJ c A Unpire-E. }. Quigg, New York
A c. Attendance, 500 ,,. po,s.
<,r Taoues Shibley for Lee. Fairbairn for Men
1aIsobn Sanders for Salisbury R0hn for Reyn-
olds, kingsley for "aieFon' " si'f0a 'oF MOI
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

Goals from teld-Evans -. Austen McAla-h,
Post kreIIe. Foil shOts-Austen tsl. Greenoerg
~ Observation-Disclosures for CrespI. Horowitz
FOR Haipern Referee Cronin. College OF the
CYtv OF New York Jnpire-A- Anderson. Eras-
r1us Hall TiuekaepeTs-T. -TOche, Erasmus
Hail: H Murray Public Schools Athletic
I-sy-,e Tine-HaIves of fifteen minutes
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
THREE TEAMS NOW TIED.
One Wild Sprint Changes Com
p!exion of SiK-Oay Race.
CROWD CLAMORS IN VAIN
Dreary Grind Goes on as Long
Struggle Slowly Draws
TO It's End.

The record for the one hundred and
tIrenfy--econd hour II 2.S+4 miles and
Isas made nv Dernsra and Hill in 1905
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

The first hockey game of the season will
he PLAYED tonight at the St Nicholas Rink
between Yale and the team Of the Crescent
Athletic Club. Both sevens have shown
plenty of dash in practice and may be de-
nended upon to play a strong, aggressive
zane The game will be called at O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

The Yale basketball team will make its
first appearance OF the season here tonight
against the Polytechnic Institute five on the
lstter's court IN Brooklyn Both teams
have been strengthened and an interesting
game can be expected
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

CoaI-BisseiI. Referee-J IA RuthsIot: s -
II1es each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
DAMAGE SUITS AGAINST
0.S. |. OUTCOME OF COLLISION

OGDEN March 1.-Two damage
suits aggregIting 400 have been
brought in the district court against
the oregon short Line railroad conn
pary as result Of the Malad motor
ear accident OF Feb. s The plaintiffs.
Mary e.. JcIgeseu and Anna Stewart.
Hlege that they purchased tickets o.
Brigham City and that soon after
boarding the = tor car ~ the ogden
depot, it cuUiuUd with south-bound O.
s. l.. No %. causing plaintiffs 10 b.
hurled from their seats. Both parties
suffered serious injuries. from whigl
they allege they are still confined 90
their beds and which are permau ut
injuries. Ia both Instances the medical
expenses to which the plaintiffs have
been put amount 90 5000 I'm addltl 90
TO this, each plaintiff asks Judgment
iu the sum Of s. 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
STREET RAILWAY
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED

oonEN. March 12-Beginning the
V-rt of next week. the ogden
cary transit company viii make
hel sf many Improvements on the
gl'' ,anw9v lines in the city ana
s'I',. s'.rt win start FOR the proposed
a..l,,.,r DO brigham city. The work
eA' 49, r,ty limits IS principally putting
~ '. Int tracks on proper grade in
~. hg..ne-s section of the town and
,,o un. win De run from WashlnE-
.' ,,sr1e west on Twenty -iourth
',n hi wall avenue. thus forming
d, re principal business district
,.,r.rs are now surveying the pro-
l.- route from the Hot Springs 20
gs,tsm city. ANA O. few changes will
h. made In the present Hot Spr'ns1
~. I0 order t0 cut out some or inc
,,,. GRADES. The company expects
.,.,rrg forward 90 these changes and
,.,riaie the ogden canyon line boy the
.,f of the summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
FINAL DEGREES OF DIVORCE.

OGDEN. March 12-Sylvia Garner
has been granted "a final decree of die
vor,e from her husband James y.
Garner, on the grounds of habitual
drunkenness and failure % provide.
Their are three minor children OF
which she has been granted the cue-
toby The court also granted her ai.-
mouy In the sum OF S35 per month and
attorneys fees in the sum of $50. The
interlOcutary decree was issued uu
Sept II. 1909
A final decree OF divorce was also
granted 90 Florence stone from her
husband. Henry Thomas stone The
iuterl0cutary decree was issued on
Sept n. 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

LOGAN. March ll.-Marri3go
licenses were issued today TO the fol-
lowing parties.
John G. Mason and Minerva j. Bur
nett. both Of Plymouth. BoNeldcr coun-
~.
Lorenzo y Toolsen and Katie Thdl-
houru. both Of Smithheld
Andrew + McKenncy 81 Logan and
Emma wilcox ~ Millyille.
Henry Barnes OF COveville and Nellie
NJ e-uraon ~ Srrithacic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
MUNICIPAL BOND ELECTION.

MANTI March 1.-THE citizens ~
Manu win be asked to vote TO bond
Manu city for $4,000 In the near
future for demonstrating the water
system and also 10 purchase am electric
light plant. II is expected that an eff
fort win be made To purchase the
electric plant owned by the local COM
pany which was offered 20 the city q
few years ago for 100000 but turned
down but which will probably be be
recousicered after the citizens pass
upon the matter by their votes.