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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-31

"All county candidates shall file
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
and all State candidates with the Sec
retary of State, at least ten days be
fore the primary,a complete itemized
statement of bis campaign expenses
and all contributions made to his
campaign fund, A similar statement
shall also be made ana filed within
ten days after the primary. These
must be sworn to.
Contributions by any corporation
directly or indirectly, to the cam
paign fund of any candidate, or in
support of or in furtherance of his
candidacy, is prohibited under q
penalty of forfeiture ofcharter and
fiue of not less than $1,000, mol
more than $40, 900 or Imprisonment
of not less than two years or more
than five years.
"The registration books shall be
open in each election district for fou
weeks in all counties, and shall b.
closed in counties with thirty thou
sand population or more four week
before the primary, in other counties
shall he closed two weeks before th'
primary. The date OF the prim ar.
is May 10, 1910"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-31
Race Suicide

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population that death among infants
are. Eight out of ten Of these deaths
are directly or indirectly caused by
bowel troubles. McGee's Baby Elixir
cures diarrhoea, dysentery, sour stom-
ach and all infant ailments of this ma
ture. Just the thing for teething ba-
bies. Price 25c and SOC per bottle. Sold
by W. b. Da lis.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-31

BY a vote of five to four the
county executive committee al
its meeting last Thursday de-
clined to order the names Of
candidates for the circuit Judge
ship printed upon the official
ballot for the primary election.
Of the six counties comprising
the Third Judicial Circuit Mad
isou and Suwaunee are the only
ones that have taken this posi-
tion, the committees of the
other four counties having Or
dered that the names of the
candidates for judgeship be
printed upon the official ballot,
In other circuits of the State we
believe that majority of the
counties have taken similar ac-
tion. There is a wide diversity
of opinion on the subject, but
we believe that the party should
be subservient to party author
ity and as the State Committee
the supreme authority in par
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-31
Executive Committee Meeting.

Pursuant to the call OF the chair
man. the Democratic Executive
Committee met in the court house in
this city last Saturday. The meet
ING was called for the principal pur-
pose of taking final action upon the
ouestion of whether or not the names
of candidates for the Circuit Judge
shin should he printed on the Of
6cial primary ballot. A good ma
iority Of the members were present
and the discussion OF the question
pro and con was interesting. Upon
vote being finally taken it was de
cided that the county committee
adhere TO the ruling of the State
Committee and that the names Of the
candidates for the position stated
should find no place upon the official
ballot in this county.
Chairman M. L. Leslie, a mem
Der Of the committee for the past
eight years,six of which he has serv-
ed as chairman, rendered his res
Ignation as chairman and as a mem
ber, be having decided to enter the
campaign as candidate for Repre-
sentative. The resignation was &C.
cepted and the committee expressed
its appreciation of the eminent servi
ces of Mr.. Leslie to the party in thi'
county. L. ]. Porter of Election
District Five was thereupon chOseI
as chairman OF the committee anC
Mr.. Leslie's place as a mem'er wa
6lled by the selection Of his son. -
NJ. Leslie, as the committeeman from
District number z.
Z. NJ. Mcleod being candidate
in the primary, his place as lnspec
tor Of election was declared vacan
and ]. w. Bishop was named as hi
successor as Inspector IN District .
G. p. Williams was elected
member of the committee for Dis
trct number 2, vice j. +. McMul
len, removed.
The committee will meet again o
May 9th for the purpose OF prepar
ing the ballot boxes, ballots an
other incldentals preliminary to til
holding OF the primary and again o
May 18th for the purpose Of canvass
ing the ' Note in the county.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-31

ty matters-has ruled that thsS.A-.s
candidates shall not app@sssf
upon the official ballot theMwn I.
think that the county oomaS2z
tees should not make rules'fu y
violation thereof, no matta~
what we might think of the NJ
legality OF the State Committesa
action i..A
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-31
Registration Books to Open.

The Registration Books will be
omen at the Court House on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
beginning Saturday, March 26, and
closing Saturday, April %.
G. II. TEDDER,
Supervisor Of Registration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
News Of Mantt.

MANTI. Feb. A mass meeting of the
citizens of Manti-that portion opposed to
the Mant forest reserve being monopo-
lized by the large sheep and cattle own
crs-was held Wednesday evening at the
council house for the purpose OF effecting
an organization and bringing the matter
before the forestry officials.
During the past year all new applicants
for grazing permits for sheep have been
turned down, owing TO the fact that the
reserve was already -grazed. That
any new application should not be grant
ed was denounced as unjust by the meet
ing, so long the new applicant was
a property owner and a resident In the
vicinity OF the reserve,
In order TO accomplish a reform In this
matter il Will be necessary 10 lessen the
number allotted those now using the
range as new applications are made,
A committee was appointed to draft
resolutions and effect county organiza-
ton.
Word has reached here from Gunnison
that Reid Voorhees, was shot In the leg
on Wednesday by the accidental dis
charge OF Il shotgun. The accident oc-
Cured while Voorhees, and Mr.. Swal-
berg were cleaning their guns,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
BOISE GRAND JURY
RETURNING INDICTMENTS

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, Feb. 4.-The. indictment
of Lafe Roe, accused of brutally mur.
dering John McClintock. homesteader
because the latter refused to allow the
sheepherder to trespass, and the return.
ing Of three true bills against William
Heaton, charged with assault; Verne
Huntsbery and A. w. Heckner, who alb.
ducted two Boise girls and placed them
in a house of ill-repute in Ontario, Or,
constitutes the work of the special grand
jury up to a late hour this evening.
Judge Fremont Wood issued his spe.
cial instruction to the jury covering the
trust probe this afternoon, aud in his
remarks attacked the system employed
by court officials and other public of
fcers in giving to the newspapers facts
pertaining TO matters which should, as
he declared, properly go first to the
grand Jury for deliberation.
County Attorney McCarty issued sub.
poenaes to number Of newspaper men
of the city to appear before the secret
tribunal this evening and give evidence
relative to the existence Of coal trust
In restraint of trade.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05

Maud Waters vs. George R. Waters
set for March l.
;, b. Kent VS., High Creek Power com.
pany, set for February 10.
avert Bowman VS.. Mary NJ. Bowman
set for February %
James Anderson vs.. Robert and VIII.
nam Murray. case submitted on de.
murrer.
z. M Paulsen VS.. ]. A. Stewart. passed
EDWARD Edwards VS.. Oregon Shor
Line. submitted on demurrer
margaret a, Caine VS.. Henry o. Jones
case restored TO the calendar and passed
Peter Larsen VS., Soren Hansen ct al
dismissed on motion of the plaintiff.
j. :. Cantwell VS.. Thatcher Bros
under advisement by the court.
I, II. Cutler VS.. Hyrum Karen ct al
case submitted.
]. c. Allen VS.. ]. s. Allen, demurrer
sustained and ten days given to amend
answer
Lemuel Rogers VS.. n. P. Llndelof, de-
murrer argued and case submitted.
for February >.
Paradise Land and Livestock company
VS.. John e. Miles, case argued on de-
murrer and submitted.
Thomas Fl, Cutler VS. Frank H. Inab-
met case passed for the term.
In nearly all the cases simply passed
this action was taken because they arc
10 be tried by nonresident Judge and
1t Is impossible to tell when one can be
here.
In the case of the state against DR.
VIII move for a change OF venue to Bon
Elder county, and therefore asked for a
continuance today in order 10 get time
TO prepare their motion for change.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
RiChfieid News Notes
Special to The Tribune.


RICHFIELD, Feb. "a good roads
convention is called 10 meet here on next
tuesday TO consider the location OF a
trunk road running through this county
Commissioner Hans Tuft is AT the head
OF the movement
A case involving the rights of irripa-
tlon companies TO divert flood waters
from their natural course is being tried
before Judge Chldester this week The
case is entitled Charles Nelson VS.. the
complaint sets forth that owing to the
culvert under the defendant companys
canal being too small to carry the flood
waters from the west mountains near
Salina. that flood in July OF 1908 de-
stroyed crops growing on lands under
the canal The facts In the case are that
an unusual food occurred at the time
set forth. These floods from the noun
tains west of Sallna are carried down
the Danish wash 10 the Sewer river Two
canals cross this wash, the Vermill!on
extension and the Rocky Ford The first
named canal was swept away at the
point where il crosses the wash. and the
timbers were carried down the wash and
lodged against the culvert under the
other canal. This caused the flood waters
10 overflow the land OF plaintiff. He asks
damages and Il restraining order 10 pre-
vent the flood waters from being carried
down the wash. 1t is an important case
and much depends on the decision.
The new switch from the Sewer branch
at Sgurd TO the Jumbo plaster mill on
the east side OF the valley has been COM
pleted this week and cars are now deliv-
cred to the doors of the warehouse. The
damage done TO the canal by the collapse
OF the retaining wall has been repaired
and the mill Is now running full blast
turning out hye cars of plaster per day,
Work is being pushed on the tramway
from the mill 10 the quarry for the haul
ing OF the gypsum TO the mill, which will
greatly reduce operating expenses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
HIGH |. 0. O. F. OFFICIALS
PAY VISIT TO SPRINGVILLE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE, Feb. 4.-W. ]. Moore,
grand master OF the grand lodge Of Utah.
l. O, O. T., paid an official visit TO
was accompanied by Past Grand Master
Walker. Grand Warden Farley p. Chris
tensen, Grand Secretary Rev. p. a. Simp-
KIN and Past Grand Master Eph Homer.
lodge. No. A. were present, among them
being Grand Patriarch B, II. Bowers and
Mayor w. II, Ray, After the business
session of the meeting the wives and
friends OF the members were admitted
and a banquet was served. a programme
consisting OF music and speeches by the
grand master, grand secretary and other
visiting grand lodge officers and brothers
was rendered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
Pocatello Briefs.
Special to The Tribune,


POCATBLLO. Ida, Feb 3.-Tom
Richardson. president OF the Portland
Or. Commercial club, lectured here to-
night under the auspices of the Pocatello
Commercial club on the subject "City
Building President j. T. Young of the
Pocatello Commercial club made extern
siVe arrangements for the entertainment
OF the Oregon booster. and large at
tendance was present 10 hear Mr.. Rich
ardson.
Mrs Eva Davies died at her home. 205
South Third avenue, on the morning Of
February ]. Mrs. Davies was the wife
of George Davies. one of the proprietors
OF an east side grocery. and her sudden
demise Is nourned by host OF friends.
At meeting OF Pocatello aerie No. ll9,
Fraternal Order OF Eagles, held last
night, plans were discussed for the erec-
tlon of s35, 900 fraternal home TO be
constructed at the corner Of Arthur ave-
nue. and Clark street, in this city. II is
quite probable that work on the new
building which Is TO be three stories in
height and modern In every respect Will
begin in the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
BARANTINE FOR
;NP0X IN EVANSTON
Tribune.

Tribune.
4.-Following the discov-
IS OF smallpox which were
nston, Wyo,. the matter OF
Quarantlne for the Wyom-
Iaken up between the Of
cities. Mayor Glasmann
ccmmunication from the
anstou declaring that the
Gtlon at that city has been
tied by those suffering from
tre. The mayor OF Evans
q strict quarantine Is be-
n there, and that he has
that any person with the
oeen allowed 10 leave the
isician Pidcock and City
bad contemplated taking
nston to look into the quar-
lions there. as the travel
~ and Evanston is always
The assurance from the
{or that the quarantine laws
IDLY enforced has made the
I'm health authorities un-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
MAUGHAN SETS CASES FOR FEBRUARY
TERM OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COlJRT
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN, Feb. 4.-Judge w. w.
Maughan opened the February term OF
the First district court today and this
afternoon made the following setting OF
cases on the calendar:
State VS.. John Nelson. grand larceny,
case set for trial on February II.
rudolph Neiderhauser. failure to sup
port his family, plea of not guilty was
for February l6
Herschel Bullen vs., Cub River Irriga
tion company, set for March ..
smart Land and Livestock company
VS. NJ. 5 Marriott, case dismissed at re-
quest OF plaintiff
Hyrum Irrigation company VS.. Wells
vile East Field Irrigation company,
passed.
L. Fannof vs.. A. Brossard. passed
John II. Bailey ct al. vs.. Andrew Lelsh-
man passed for the term.
Tessie Brewer VS.. Dow Lewis, dis
missed on plaintiffs motion.
w. II. Thain VS.. Logan Newspaper
company. passed.
Farmers Utah Loan company, passed.
missed by consent OF both parties.
Cutler Mercantile company VS.. T. II.
Cutler, set for February %
Farley Merrill VS.. c. 4. Smurthwaite
passed for the term.
Sophia Larsen VS. Jacob Larsen, set for
February 2S.
State OF Utah ex rel. A. r. Barnes,
attorney general. VS.. William T. Garner
0. D. Merrill vs.. Cache Valley Milling
company. passed for the term.
pany, set for February %
w. \. Williamson VS., BENJAMIN Nor
tenSen, set for February 2l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
SUCCUMBS TO DISEASE
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO. Feb. A. B. Walker, chair
man of the board of county commission
ers OF Utah county. died at his home In
Linden last night after a months illness
from acute Bright's disease. Mr.. Walker
was born In Pleasant Grove. November
\, 1880, and was prominent citizen In
the county, He held many positions OF
public trust He was serving his second
term as county commissioner at the time
Of his death.
Mr. Walker is survived by widow, five
sons and two daughters. and numerous
other relatives Funeral services will he
held from the Pleasant Grove meeting
house Sunday at ? p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
PARK CITY FATHERS
HAVE BUSY SESSION
Volunteer Fire Department
Asks appointment of Paid
Fire Chief.
LAND BOARD REFUSES TO
ACCEPT THE WATER BONDS
1t Is Likely, Therefore, That a
New Bond Election Will
Be Called.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Feb. 4.-The city council
met In regular session last night. with
Mayor Frank Daley and all councllmen n
present, except ]. w. Thompson. The
minutes Of the last regular meeting were
read and accepted on motion. of r. E.
Wight.
Bills. including the monthly payroll.
amounting to S1517.45, were ordered paid.
The bill of Alex Morrison for $40 for
one suit OF clothes and cash lost while
lighting the Maple Hall fire. December
II last, was laid on the table. The re-
port OF the city treasurer showed a
balance on hand amounting to s11O3.s2.
I A communication from the volunteer
flremen was read. requesting the appoint
lnent OF paid fire chief A letter from
John Doyle demanding that certain city
officials be not paid was ignored, on the
ground that Ii was addressed to the
mayor and city recorder and not to the
council.
The auditing committee reported the
city books in good condition and highly
commended the various officers for the
manner in which they were kept.
The water committee reported that the
land board had refused to accept the
water bonds for certain technical rea-
sons. and that they would either have
10 be taken before the supreme court or
new bond election called. The latter
was recommended. The report was laid
on the table,
The. committee on city property recon-
mended having the scavenger work done
by contract and that bids be advertised
for. The report was adopted. The COM
mittee further recommended having the
city marshaTs office renovated and the
roof Of the city hall repaired. The recon-
mendation was adopted
Tho p1atier pf nDnOintInn n cbfpf
was laid over until the next meeting The
city marshal was empowered TO buy a
carload OF coal for the cty's use. The
rent of the city barn was placed at $40
ont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
(|ARGED WITH
|RULT|NG WOMAN
Riley Testifies That
reeter Struck Her
With Chisel.

Tribune.
a-George c. Streeter, a
I'M answer TO the district
-<aree of an assault with a
4, with Intent TO do bodily
.prIous aspect Of the case
-osacutor is a woman. Mrs.
IA showed by several wat
nreliminary hearing hello
1'D. Murphy OF the city
.5at Streeter had struck her
IN a sharp pointed chisei,
al gashes IN the back OF
wound on her left hand,
according 10 the tesu-
IA oyer the failure OF Mrs.
ne rent due on her house
no was her landlord, On
Alleged assault occurred,
crdIng to the witnesses,
work bench In the front
so,Tso rented from him by
Here he began 70 sharpen
1ools and create a general
rrated on the nerves OF
.h0 was sick at the time.
"a she ordered him to stop
III when he refused TO do
4 toward him with a cup OF
|hlch she intended TO throw
6red the water and then
|'Is attack upon the woman
be was using. according TO
In the melee which fol-
tlley says she hit him over
N o coffee pot. Others In
the time interfered- DR..
festIfed as TO the wounds
Nrs. Riley, he having been
md her. An ugly scalp
cut on the left hand were
Ia witness. Blanche Whit
'lewart and Nellie Riley, a
|he prosecutor. were In the
lime and corroborated Mrs.
|0ny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
AUSTRIAN IS BOUND OVER
TO THE DISTRICT COURT
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Trlbune.
MURRAY. Feb 4,-The preliminary
hearing of George Uzelok. the Austrian
charged with assaultIng Mrs, Branish.
the wife ef a Murray salonkeeper, with
an ak, several weeks ago. was held to-
day before Judge Carl Morck. An inter
prefer was sworn. In order that the
court might know what the Austrian had
TO say, Additional evidence was secured
against the Austrian. when a letter writ
ten by him. addressed to Mrs, Branlsh.
was read to the court
In the letter UZelok asserted that If
the charges he would. in some manner,
regain his freedom and would XIII her.
Judge Morck after hearing all the evil
dence. bound Uzelok over to the district
court, He was taken to the county jail
this afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
M COMPANY in
lands OF RECEIVER
rrlbune,

e Tribune.
<b. 4.-After doing business
less than q month. the
amusement company went
lis OF O receiver this after
company IS composed OF
|Hu, II. Il. Rand and w. X.
e appointment OF a receiver
L OF the alfaIrs OF the part
made at the instlgation OF
Ind, who say In their COM
Ne afternoon with the dis
n Spilcker has assumed the
tment Of the company's af-
=; Exclusion, and has insisted
persons of an objectiona BILE
assist him In running the
! the objections of his two
W this reason. Brown and
Kicker is running the COM
|nk by mismanagement
was named as receiver for
With a $4,000 bond. 10 take
affaifs OF the company and
|roceeds 10 the partnersIp
N is restrained from in any
1oring with the affairs OF
Until the receiver completes
Her the remainder OF the
be divided among the three
trdlng TO their respective
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
COUNCIL URGED TO ACCEPT
PLANS FOR ELECTRIC ROAD
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb 4.-The city council com.
mittee having in charge petitions for In
terurban railroad franchises held an ex.
tended meeting last night and heard
speeches in favor of the knight fran
chise. The features in the bill for the
Knight franchise which are objected TO
by the committee were taken up by At
torney Jacob Evans, who urged the ac.
ceptance OF Mr. knights plans.
The committee adjourned until Satur-
day morning at $50 o'clock, when the
Evans Chapman petitioners for a fran
chise VIII be invited to attend and pre-
sent their side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
News Of Tooele.
Il 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
TOOELE, Feb 3.-Onc OF the heaviest
snowfans of the season fell in Tooele
Tuesday night
Mrs. Howard Wallace entertained the
Ladies' Sewing club Wednesday after
noon at her home on Fifth avenue.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Collier died at their home in Toocle on
Tuesday.
William Platt and Mr.. Young OF
stockton were badly burned by n prema
ture explosion Of powder while getting
out gravel for the Tooolc smcitcr Tues
day. Medical aid was called from IooeIo
and the patients are doing nicely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
Work Progressing.
Spec[sl TO The Tribune,

PROVO Feb. IL. l., Lytle engineer
IN charge of the Strawberry valley
project, reports that the work is progress
sing very favorably and that 425 feet of
the tunnel was driven during the month
.. .%n 49,, y.Si ndr,,I ~ ,b t,,, - uIeP
does not interfere with the work. how
ever. as the roads have been kept open
There are sjXty-live men employed in the
work at the present time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
Will Let Contract,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb, At a meeting OF the
directors OF the Big Hin Mining COM
pany, held here Thursday. II was decided
10 let "A contract for extending the drift
on the 200-ioot level. which Is now in
about 300 feet, another 80 feet. This win
take the drift; In TO what is beloved a
body of ore which shows In the out
groupings on the surface Those present
al the meeting were Jesse knight. John
II. Bott. Harvey Clun and Wllford f.
Giles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
Specla1 IN Tho Tribune.

TOOELE. Feb. 3.-The contract for the
heating plant at the new Oquirrh hotel
I'm Tooclo has been let 70 Mr.. Workman.
IL Will be the Webster modulation sys~
tenn and will cost $2567.
Mr. sullivan. general inspector of the
McC;urrIn interest In Tooelc. Is registered
at the Hotel Tooele.
Prof a. A. Knowlton and DR.. G, T..
Vorhles, both Of the University of Utah.
are guests Of the Tooele Gun club. They
participated In rabbit hunt on Thurs
| day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
COUNCIL CONSIDERING
RAILWAY FRANCHISES
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Feb. 4-The city
council held a special session last even
ing for the purpose of considering the two
applications for right of way for the op-
Grafton OF an electrical railway through
this city. J. J.. Craig OF Provo. Abel J.
Evans Of Lehi and S. l.. Chapman Of this
city were present 10 present the facts
concerning the application OF the Evans
Chapman interests. Jesse knight w
Lester Mangum and George A. Storrs
were also present 10 look after the in
serests OF the franchise application of
Mr. Knight