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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
BRIGHAM REPUBLICANS
NAME DELEGATES
Political Situation Lively in Peach
City and Each Of the Four
Precincts Well Represented.
LsnecIaI II u Harald-Rennhlicanl

Especial to The d-Republican.)
Brigham city. Sept. 2l.-Last even
ing was a busy time for the Republic
cans OF the city. primaries being held I'm
the four city precincts for the purpose
Of naming delegates to the county con
vention that will be held i'm this city
ON Friday. The following are the del
egates chosen.
erson. W. l. Hoist. Alvin Ipsen. l. !.
liam Jensen. Mrs. James Knudson. Ada
Johnson. Isabella Dalton. Alternates-
John g. Knudson. Peter O. Jensen.
James knudSOn. George Angerbaur.
Mrs. Charles W. Knudson. l. Peter
Johnson.
Second ward-Frank ". Fishburn.
William G. Horsley. Nephi J. Valentine
Eliza a. Box, Peter Knudson. Solomon
q. WixOm. John Francis Merrill, Elias
Jensen. John l.. Peirce. Carl IsaacsOn.
Heber q. Boden, William J. Lowe. Al
ternates-John IT. Hershey. Royal NJ.
Jeppson. J. Dwight Harding. Mrs. Or
son Nelson, r r. Morris, r T. Fish
burn. jr.
Third ward-Lorenzo y. Stohl. Hyrum
W. Valentine. Benjamin G. Call. Hans
S. Larsen. John W Peters. J. Frank
Bowring. Martin v. Rohwer. william
IT. Glover. Isaac a. Jensen. Alternates
"A Lysle Eddy. Ella Valentine. Mrs.
Hans larsen. Martin l. Reeder. NJ. y.
Olsen.
Fourth ward-Lorenzo PETIT. a. W.
Ensign. Hyrum J. Hansen, y. Chris
Stmonseu. Clarence g. Jensen. NosCoe
can. Alteruates-Orvi1 Lund Orson
TinEey. Julius Wright. Isaac Pribble.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
PARIN CITY NOTES

Especial TO The Herald RepuhliCan.)
Park city. Sept. 21.-AU the heavy
machinery for the new Little Bell Min
ing company's mill has arrived. and Is
being hauled to the mine and set in
place.
The machinery OF the Park city Light
& Power company is being dissembled
and stored I'm the Marsac Mill store
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. sutton and Mrs.
Pat Towey went TO Provo today TO at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Len kimball.
Jake Hoffman. manager OF Welsh,
DrisCOll a Bucks clothing department,
has resigned and expects 10 enter bust
mess i'm COalville.
John Westerlen. manager OF Welsh.
Driscoll & Bucks carpet department.
has resigned. having accepted a posi-
tion with the Golden Rule. at kemmer-
er. Wyo.
4 number OF leases on the 90O-foot
level OF the Daly-West mine have been
let to miners.
Frank CargeeE. ST., is dangerously III
at his home on Woodside avenue. sur
fering with pneumonia. His recovery is
doubtful.
The High school football team has
begun TO hold daily try-Outs; the school
will have an average weight team.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
REPUBLICANS HOLD
THEIR PRIMARIES
FairVieW Names Delegates to
State and County
Conventions.
Cspeclal 10 10 Herald- Republlcan.l


Fairview. sept. 1.-THE following
delegates We're elected at the Repub-
lican primary last evening to attend the
county convention. which will be held
here Saturday. Sidney Sanderson. chair
man: James Anderson. jr-. Joseph
Carlston. John w. Christensen. Louis
Peterson. s. o. Nelson. David Carlstou.
Leroy Rigby. William Christensen.
Nephi Cruiser. John O. Carlston and Eli
A. Day Delegates to the state conven-
ton: A. 4. Miner, James Anderson, IT,.
Peter Olsen and David CarlstOu.
The delegates were pledged TO sup
port James Anderson for the four-year
term county commissioner and Sid
ney SandersOn Tor state representative.
They were also pledged to work FOR the
chairmanship Of the county Republican
organization for the coming two years.
The party was reorganized with a. A.
Johnson. chairman. =. A. Day. vice
chairman. William Christianson. secre-
tary and treasurer. with Leroy Rigby.
J. I. Bench. jr.. James H. Ssnderson.
Howard Rigby and +. IT. Anderson ex-
ecutive committee.
william Christianson received tho
nomination for precinct Justice and
Howard Rigby for constable.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
RATHER SUFFER THAN
MIX WITH THE POLICE
japanese Waiter Hides Bullet Wound
in Wrist, Working Ahead. Rather
Than Have It Known.
Especial 10 The Herald Republlcan-l

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. 2f.-With the chsrac-
teristic stoicism Of his race. Saki Ma
gpro. "a japanese waiter. has uursed AMI
hidden a bullet wound through the ieft
wrist since early Tuesday morning.
when n stray bullet from the Eun OF
~. Nakahara struck him. Fearing TO
b. implicated iu the quarrel. NaEorO
Kept bis iuIurr secret more than -
hours. 10 finally leaking out 90 the po-
lice through his fellow cOuutrymeu.
NaEoro is employed az the noodle
fuint In the basement az the corner Of
Twenty fourth street and Grant ave-
nue.. Early Tuesday morning. Nakahara.
japanese gambler. entered the place.
demanded money or T. Oshima. the pro-
urictor. and opened fire when 20 was
refused. Oshima a. now az the hospital
with "a bullet wound through the right
hip. I'm the excitement attendant 90 the
shooting. NaEoro. who had stopped the
second shot. skunk 90 his room. remain
fuE there until the police had gone
The -assailauf is stili n fugitive. and
the police have no clue 20 his where
about.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
BOX ELDER COMMISSIONERS
Several Matters Taken Up. Among Them
Questions Regarding silver Service

Especial TO The Herald Republican
Brigham City. Sept. 21.-At the regu-
lar session Of the board Of county COM
missioners held this week n number
Of communica tions were received and
considered. as follows: From John X.
Hardy. relative TO design TO be placed
on the silver service of the battleship
Utah. Commissioner Adams reported
that photographers are working
on number OF pictures to
be engraved on the service
from the National Good Roads
convention. asking that Box Elder
county send their road commissioner
as a delegate to the convention. Ac-
ton was deferred.
a petition was presented by J. i.
Jensen. jr.. asking the board to annex
TO Bear River precinct sections :. 8. Il,
Is. 10. 20. township 10 north. range =
west. Party instructed that the cOun-
~ cannot change the precinct at this
time.
Miss Amber Hanson was appointed
county stenogra pher. to succeed Miss
clair Christensen, at a salary OF $50
per month.
The resignation Of Burdette Smith
as Justice Of the peace at Garland was
accepted and upon motion !. !. Shum-
way was appointed to fiji the vacancy
The county attorney was instructed
TO write the attorney general for ar
opinion on who are county officers?'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
PrOvO BreVities
Especial to The Herald-Republican)

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. 21.-Mrs. Annie sutton
Kimball wife OF r. /. Kimbali. died
here today from nephritis. at the age
OF 86 years. The deceased was the
daughter OF the late Isaac sutton. She
is survived by her husband. her moth
or and numerous other relatives. Mrs.
Kimball and her husband were for
many years residents OF PARK City.
a marriage license has been issued
TO Joseph Peter Johnson ana flOrenCe
Ellen Johnson. both OF Provo. and 70
MILFORD larsen and Margaret Clyde,
both OF MapletOn.
Sheriff George T. Judd has been APP
pointed by Governor Spry a delegate
to the American Prison association
convention and international PRISON
congress. which meets In Washington,
September % TO october s.
The n. e. X. q. depot at spanish
Fork was broken into. last night. and
several express packages taken away.
The sheriff Is on the trail OF man
on a wheel who was seen TO ride
through payson and toward Goshen
this morning. loaded down with sew
eral packages
who are accused OF shooting MOsia b
Gunderson at his home in Santaquin
on the night OF July -. will be taken
before the justice Of the peace at San
taquin on charge Of assault with =
deadly weapon, with intent 10 10 bod
ilv harm. Mr.. Gunderson has almost
entirely recovered from the dangerous
wound inflicted on him.
Ralph Lawhorn was picked up in an
unconscious condition by Police Off
Ger William r. Harding He
remained unconscious for about an
hour. and Dr.. Clarence Clark was called
to the police office TO treat him. His
parents took him home. Lawhoru said
he had fallen over a wire and hurt
himself.
Thomas NJ. Altman OF this city has
been notified by the secretary OF the
Western states fair. now being held
I'm Denver. that ne has been awarded
first prize for wood carving for the
settee sent 20 the fair by him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
Leaves state Senatorial Fight Up 90
senator BuIIcn Opposed by
y. n. HendrickSen.
fsnecIa1 10 The Herald-Republlcanl


Logan, sept. 21.-Dr. George Thomas,
very near the head Of the Agricultural
college. will not be candidate for the
state senatorship. This announcement
came yesterday. and with 80 came a
quietus on a little boom that sort Of
upset political life here I'm the Repub-
lican party. The field is now left TO
state Senator Bullen. who is fighting
for his place again. and John IT. Hen
drfckseu. thrice defeated candidate.
banker. manufacturer and capitalist.
Mr.. Bullen undoubtedly leads his OPP
ponent but there is no telling what
candidate will yet spring uP 20 give
trouble.
a strong three-cornered fight is de-
veloping here for the county attorney
ship. The candidates are 4. +. Bowen.
NJ. c. Harris and John sheldon Air.
Bowen has just returned from the
University Of Chicago and expected TO
return there for another three months
Of work. Ia case Of winning the nom
nation. however. he Will remain Tor
the campaign. Mr.. Harris Is from the
same school and has only recently
opened up his office here. Mr.. sheldon
is an old war-hOrse for the party. and
has filled the office Of city attorney.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
LOGAN DELEGATES
TO BACK HOWELL
Will Go to Ogden Convention
Instructed to Support Him
for Congress.
fsnecinl to - HeraId-Rennhllcan.l

Especial TO The neutrality-suspicious..
Logan. sept 21.-Of the twenty
seven delegates TO the Republican state
convention named in the Cache county
convention today. twenty-four OF them
will go to the convention unincumhercd
with instructions as to the prohibition
proposition. An attempt was made 20
pass n prohibition resolution 20 govern
the action Of the Logan delegates. but
this was defeated. a resolution pledE-
ing the Logan delegation 20 Joseph
Howell Tor Congress was adopted
At Hyrum a resolution was passed
advising statewide prohibition. but
giving the delegates the option OF
standing out for strict regulation IN
case they see that the statewide prof.
three in number and are the only ones
from this county instructed on prohibi-
ton
Following are the delegations:
LsOgan-H A. Peterson. q. ". Ling
quist. Thomas IT. Smart, Joseph Odell.
ton. william Hopkins. William II.
Phlain. John Peterson. 7. g. walters,
C. " Hampton. Samuel Adams. Carl q.
| Schaub.
Campbell. Joseph Newbold. IT.. J. g Al
I len. A r. Carbon.
Hyrum-Henry Jensen, John MIdg-
lev. y. e.. Eliason.
/ Smithfield-Jauaes Milligan- J.. J.
I Richardson. James Roskelley. Richard
Smith.
Alternates-MaEgie MfniEan. Charles
Mccain.
WeiisviIle-R Rasmussen, Norman G.
l Allen. 7. r.. Merrill.
| AtternRtes-Whliam r Baldwin, A.
Richmond-I. L. McCarrey, T. H
Merrill. william Hope
Alternete-C. L. Buck
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
SEND DELEGATES
UNRESTRICTED
Effort to Bind Delegation to
Christensen in Park City
Primaries Frustrated.
Especial to The Herald Republican)

Park City. Sept. 2i-At the Repub-
lican convention held here to elect dele
gates TO the state convention, five dele
gates were named and an effort to have
the delegation Instructed 10 support
Farley =. Christensen Of salt Lake for
Congress. failed. The delegates go TO
the convention uninstructed.
:. l.. Radon. editor of the Park City
Record. was chairman OF she convention
and James Don was secretary.
: II. :. Townsend was the originator OF
the move TO have the delegates instruct
ed as 20 whom they should support for
Congress. He urged that the cOnvcn-
ton issue Instructions TO those chosen
to represent the city az the state con-
vcntion TO cast their ballots for Farley
7. Christensen. the salt Lake attorney
who has announced himself a candidate
] for nomination as representative from
4 Utah in the Congress Of the United
States
| Opposition to this proposition was
| launched by William Archibald. county
| chairman. and after a lively debate on
! the matter IL was finally voted by the
convention not TO instruct the delegates
at all
/ The delegates chosen are: II. s
Z Townsend. o. G. LocShart. Jim Don. :
I i. Radon and r. II. Waters.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
Secretary HodsOn Announces Dates for
Quizzes and Classification.

Provo, Sept. eli. II. Hodson, local
secretary OF the Civil service commits
sion, viii conduct examinations at the
federal building in this city on the
dates given below. FOR the civil service
positions named.
October 1913. mechanical dra ftsman.
typographical craftsman. salary S125 to
$3.50 a month.
October Is. foreman Of mine rescue
station. S1.0S0 TO $500 per annum.
October 10. Ia boratory helpers. salary
$500 per annum; assistant in farm &C
counting. $1,000 to $500 per annum:
practical paper maker, 81 900. teacher
or woodworking and mechanical draw
Ing. $500 per annum with quarters
chemical engineer I'm forest products.
81 500 90 S2.500. engineer in forest pro-
ducts. $1,000 60 $500; chemist IN forest
products. $1,000 to $4,000. tariff assist
ant. $1,000 per annum.
October 1920. land law clerk, salary
from 5000 TO $1,000 per annum.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
DR. THOMAS WITHDRAWSPLEASED WITH ELECTRIC
David EccIes Announces That SEIZED
uIe of the Logan Rapid Transit
VIII He Increased.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Logan. Sept. 2i.-David Eccles has
been inspecting the business OF the
Logan Rapid Transit company here,
and Is highly Eratified with the out
look. Heretofore only one car has
been operated. but the showing for the
few months that 70 has been in opera
ton is so good and the business is
growing so fast that another car is 20
be Installed. as well as trailer.
IT was learned today that Mr.. ECCles
had made preparations for the extern
sion Of the line to Providence this fan.
but that the franchise granted to Mr.
Nielsen and his Salt Lake associates
prevented the construction. Just what
viii be done now by Mr. ECCles cannot
be learned. The good showing OF the
system now i'm operation viii no doubt
bring out other developments in the
street railway situation here.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
MRS. ANDERSON DIES
Death Relieves Prominent EPhrnim
Woman After Years Of Suf-
ferfnE.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. sept. 21.-Mrs. y. %. Ander-
son. jr. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erlck
Christensen OF this city. died yesterday
evening from ulcer OF the stomach.
Mrs. Anderson was 30 years or age and
was married TO Mr.. Anderson about 10
years ago. They have made this their
home since that time. Mrs. Anderson IS
survived by three sons. Floyd. Ken
meth and Roy. the youngest. being only
years Of age. She also leaves her
father and mother. one brother and
three sisters 10 mourn her loss.
The funeral services viii take place
In the tabernacle tomorrow afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
TOOPEN RESORT
ON BEAR LAKE
Contract Let for Ten-MiIe
Branch to Oregon Short Line
From Montpelier to Paris.
Especial to The HeraId-RepubIican.)

ogden. Sept. 2t.-Contraot for the
gradinE work on the ten-mile branch
line 90 be built by the oregon Short
Line railroad from Montpelier. Ida. TO
Paris. on the northern shores Of Rear
lake. was let TO the Utah Construction
company OF ogden yesterday. The new
road is said 10 be the first step towards
the establishment OF summer resort
on the shores OF the picturesque but
heretofore fnaccepsible body OF water.
The resort viii lie but ten miles off
the transcontinental line Of the short
Line running from Granger. Wyo.. 20
pOcatello.
a. G. Bybee. assistant manager Of the
Utah Construction company Idaho
work. left FOR Bear lake today 20 pre-
pare camps for the construction gangs
which viii be put TO work Immediately.
The new line will open next spring. II
Is said. and already negotia lions are on
for the building Of a summer hotel al
Paris. and other accessories to a noun
tain retreat.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
MRS. GEO. S. TAYLOR DIES
Daughter OF Late Elias smith OF Salt
Lake, Passes Away at Her
Home at Provo.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo Sept. 21.-Mrs. Amy Esther
Smith Taylor. wife OF George :. Tay-
lor. OF this city. and a former well
known resident Of salt Lake. died at
her home ia this city today from the
effects Of an abscess-
Mrs Taylor was the daughter OF the
late Elias Smith and Amy J. King
Smith OF Salt Lake. and was born Au-
gust IL 1867. For twenty years she
was chief clerk in the county record
er's office in salt Lake and for a num-
Der OF years was a member Of the Tab
ernacle choir I'm that city. She was
also a prominent worker In the Y.
NJ. NJ. I. 4.
In 1908 she married George ;. Taylor
and came 20 Provo, where they have
made their home. The deceased won
a large circle Of friends in this city
and leaves many friends and admirers
IN both Provo and Salt Lake to mourn
her loss. No arrangements have been
made for the funeral. as yet.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
MUCH MONEY IN
MIDVGLE IMPROVEMENTS

Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Midvale. Sept. 21-fn commenting
upon the work Of the fire department
during a recent conflagratiOn. r. A.
Rateman. CITY recorder OF Mid
vale. said that the city would
shortly eXpcnd more money for
Improvements about the temporary
quarters Bids will he opened at the
session Of the city council this week
for the proposed sidewalk extension.
sidewalks on all the principal streets
here are 90 be paved. the walks in the
business district 20 be nine feet wide.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
Emery County RepubIican Convention
HoId- Meeting Et Castle Dale.

E'I"''7'' . T N" TT 10 -TtT % UIINHI.T
Castle Dale. Sept. 2i.-The Republican
county convention OF Emery county was
held I'm this place today and delegates
were chosen 10 the state convention a.
Ogden. Monday. The delegates were
instructed 10 vote Tor statewide pro-
hibltion. 10 was decided TO hold another
convention on October ~ 20 nominate n
county ticket
The delegates chosen to the state con-
vention are. George N. Miller. Ioua-
than killVack. Anthem Nelson Of Hunt
ington. $. NJ. Alger. Cleveland: IT, c.
Mills. Dcscret Lake. o. Sorensen. Jr.
Castle Dale; a. Brinkerhoff. Emery
Will Hitchcock. Clawson: Iohn Jenren.
Lawrence. r. J. Ovartt Cleveland.
Henry Thompson. Ferron: ~ w. Curtis.
Ferron
George ~. Miller or Huntington was
chairman and n. NJ Curtis OF Ferron
was elected secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
WORLDS LARGEST SHEEP
BREEDERS ARE IN OGDEN
One Thousand Head Of the Finest
Sheep Entered in Big Show by
Four Specialists.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. 21.-Three OF the big
gest sheep breeders in the world are
I'm ogden today with prize winning ex-
hiblts for the international sheep SHOW.
which opens Friday. They bring with
them 1000 sheep. which have been en-
tered both I'm the premium department
and the sales department.
John Rawlins, a breeder Of CotswOlds,
and owner OF the famous ShswanOo
Hill stock farm at Forest. Ontario.
Canada. arrived last night with soc
head Of fovorites. w. 4. Mckerrow.
representinE George Mckerrow a. Sons,
prominent stock breeders at Peawau-
kec. Wis. Is also here. with 100 prize
winning OXfords and some Shropshires.
These sheep are imported from Eng
land.
4. c. wood Of wood e. Sons. Saline.
Mich. arrived yesterday with 40 Ram
bOuilotts. which he Will enter In both
departments OF the show. Most Of the
exhibitors now present intend TO dis
pose OF their prize winners I'm the auc-
ton TO be held following the show.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
OLIFE WAS ONLY DRUNK.
tspecial to The Herald-Republicai

Especial TO The Herald Repuhlican.)
ogden. Sept. 21.-Apparentlyd dead. 4.
7. Ollee. n Mexican laborer. was picked
up by the police IN a blind alley this
morning and taken to the police. where
at first his heart action was imDer-
ceptible. He revived with treatment.
however. and was able 20 tell the police
OF n protracted spree. in the height Of
which ne suddenly lost all conscious
ness. Tt was first supposed the man
had been sandbaEged and robbed.
There is nothing to bear this out. as
Olife was not robbed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
CORRECTING HER ERROR
Joseph Ash No Sort Of y Provider, de-
cIHreS wife In Divine Petition.

NeNNflaA ~ nc AAcA anu n y plANdAA-l
Reno. New. Sept. 21.-Sarah Agnes
Ash filed suit for divorce today in the
district court Al Ely. against her hus-
band Joseph willard Ash. on the ground
OF deseftiOn and failure 10 provide. The
plaintiff alleges that her husband de
serted her ia August. 1904. without
cause and since that time has neglected
60 provide her with the common neces-
sa ries or life.
Mrs. Ash also claims that the defend
ant has failed TO contribute TO the sup
port or a minor son, Linford !. Ash.
that the child has been wholly depend
ant upon her for his sustenanCe. The
couple were married at Beaver. Utah.
on May 10. 1899. where both their par
euts reside
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
DIES DURING NIGHT;
LEAVES ONE RELATIVE
Especial to The HeraId-Republican.)

Salina. sept. 21.-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains OF y. G. Peterson
were held at the home OF Mrs. oscar
Ivy yesterday afternoon. and many
friends and neighbors were In attend
ance. Mr.. Peterson had been resident
Of Salina for many years. and at the
time Of his death was about so years
OF age. lie lived alone, and mentioned
several days ago that ne was not feel
ing we'll and Tuesday morning was
found dead. He had died during the
night. as he was seen the night before
by one OF his neighbors. Tie never
married. and only has one relative. who
is Mrs Ivy. Interment was IN the City
cemetery
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
KILLED WITH BILLIARD CUE
District Attorney Harris ut Devils
Slide Investigating simpsons Death.

ogden. sept. 2t.-District Attorney
n r. Harris spent today at Devils
Slide intoxicating the murder 81
George simpson. who was killed by be
iru struck over Tho head with a billiard
cue Monday night IA the Commercial
club az that place Art Aldrich Is held
Tor the murder.
Attorney Harris sill assist in the
cor0ncr.a investi cation and will prob
ably direct the prosecution Aidrich Is
said 90 be hearthroken over the out
come of tho quarrel IN which he struck
simpson just what the charge against
hin VII be has not boon detcrmIncd.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
THEY WANT THE MONEY.

ISDecIaI % Tho Observation-Disclosures
ogden. sept. 21.-The rairy Cream
gouarafor company Of Lebanon Ind
brought suit in the district court today
against w. e.. RarlE. doing business
nlcmcnf company or ogden. TO recover
the balance OF "a promissory note for
sH5fs.f0. issued several years ago. Ac-
cordinE 20 the complaint Sf26 is still