The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
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! BY Associated Press.
HELENA. Mont, July 9.-Joseph Oker,
deputy state land register. who on Thurs
day conducted an auction sale of state
lands at Dillon, today announced the re-
suit thereof Thirteen thousand. five
hundred and eighty acres were sold. for
which the state realized s141,1o9l0. or an
average OF SlO.SS an acre.
HELENA. Mont, July 9.-Governor
Morris today issued a quarantine order
quarantine on cattle shipments. but be-
cause of the existence OF scabies in slight
degree in Lewis and Clark county, Cas-
cade. Teton, Valley and Chouteau coun-
hibited from shipping or trailing cattle
therefrom except upon the written con-
sent OF the state sanitary board and vet
erinary surgeon.
BEVERLY. July 9,-Mrs. Charles D.
Norton. wife OF the secretary to the
president. was operated upon today for
appendicitis at the Beverly hospital. The
operation Is said TO have been very sue
cessful.
NEW YORK. July 9-Lambrose Coro-
milas. the Greek minister to the United
States, sailed for England today with his
bride, who was Miss Anna Ewing Cock
Ee the dapEhief Of FGrmeT , United
their honeymoon in Greece.
WASHINGTON. July 9--Postponement
from. today until next Tuesday OF the
opening Of the fourth Pan-Amcrican con-
ference at Buenos Ayres was announced
TO the state department today In a dis.
patch from Henry White chairman of
the American delegation. The delegation
had just arrived at Buenos Ayres.
WASHINGTON. July 9.-Invited by the
American government to visit the United
States on his way from Europe to South
America President Pena OF Argentine
has informed the state department of his
inability to accept the invitation.
LEIPS1C. Saxony. July 9.-Chareed
with delivering German military and
naval secrets to the French government,
Anna Zarlemga was sentenced today TO
lenses, Albert Lueck and Alois Weisskopf
each received a sentence OF four years
Imprisonment and Karl Lueck was given
two years in Jail.
WASHINGTON. July Am associa-
ton which will include practically all the
| manufacturers OF automobile and motor
accessories. as well as the principal
agents Of the United Kingdom, is now
being organized in London. according to
report of the bureau OF manufactures.
WASHINGTON. July e.-Another ru-
NOR Of alleged Peruvian activity on the
Ecuadorean frontier has come TO the at
tention of the United States. which
| 1olneo Win Brazil ana Argentina as
| mediators In the boundary disputes be-
tween Peru and Ecuador, The American
| government is understood to be satisfied
that Peru. like Ecuador, has been scrupu-.
| lously obseryant OF the first condition Of
| the acceptance OF the mediation. the
| withdrawal OF forces from the frontier.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. July "a negro
ball scheduled to take place here "in
| celebration Of Jack Johnson's victory over
James j. Jeffries" will not occur. Chief
| OF Police Mcmahon yesterday refused the
negroes permission to hold the event. The
| town of Van Buren. Ark, has prohibited
| the exhibition of the fight pictures.
| NEW YORK July 9.-Before election
Of officers preparatory to It's final bust
| ness session today. the Young Peoples
| Christian Temperance union OF the Uni
yersalist church, in annual convention
| here; put Into a formal resolution the
sentiments against the exhibition OF the
Jeffries- johnson fight pictures.
| NEW YORK. July 9.-Charles NJ.
Meeker. a Wall street broker. who has
| been ordered by Governor Hughes to
surrender TO the authorities of Texas on
extradition papers, was granted stay
and release on 1000 bail today by the
appellate division Of the supreme court.
| Meckers extradtion was granted at the
| request of the governor OF Texas, on the
charge that he conspired with two others
| TO swindie George w Mattingly at Tex
| line. Tex, out of $1,000
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