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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-11
NEW .WOIE ~ CtR >TRrkr.
GentraI Labor taIsn Wants HrsdS 81
Csmpaa, Pvsse~aseui fer Wan~laughtsr

PHTLAukL SHIA, Aprii 10. On the ground
that officials oT the RAPID Transit Tom
pAny and the rtty representative IN the
tranait directory are Irresponsible Tor the
twenty-aN lives lost since the carmen :
strike started because 81 the hiring -
reckless or inexperienced strike breakers
the Central Labor Union 20 -cay instructed
President John ,. Murphy - appoint a
COMMITTEES - get an attorney and MAJ =
charges Of manslaughter against Pres
deut { q. Kruger Vice President Clarence
Wolf. Mayor John v. Reyburn George u
Earl. Jr.. William II. Carpenter and such
other AcoOmpliees ~ may be deemed
advisable
Tho resolution eating for this action
Vas presented nv George n PohI-On
Of the garment workers union and II
vas adopted unanimously. Before tho
adoption % the resolution Pohlson adj
dressed the delegates lie declared thu {
the District Attorneys once has power
20 cause the arrest - the officials and
directors Of the company On the strength
OF the many fatal accidents. hur il has
mt ssen ~ Co do 80 HIt ~ now up 10
the Central Labor Union 20 20 on record
in fa~Sg % profession for the public
he said
Besides this resolution another calling
on Mayor ReyhuTn and Councils tn take
charge % che cars and SO that only com
/ pstgnt men operate them wss adopt esl
| In the event u the Mayor and Councils
failing 10 do this the resolution calls
On Gov. stewart to send troops 30 the
city 20 safeguard the pepple.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-11
LaB0R TEMPLE rNDER ny.
Ne~ Presl,y irVian NoN en'ent u BeEuu
With saUV,e ENplaRattSNs.

NTH seUsr ENplaRatIO0s.
-Four hundrcd and hfty mon. a third
from the upper West Side and tNo-thrds
from the lnNcr Past Side. fill'-d the main
aoor oS ~" new IAbor Temple. second
avenue aud Fourteenth street. yesterday
afternoon The Temple wac formerly
tho Fourteenth street Presbyterian
Church and the change - made pos
s,bl. by the financial support Il the Pres
hy,.rian Roard % Home Missions. through
It, department ~ church and lahor
an the platform were the Rev DR..
Iharis~ Thompson. the Re- DT George
Alexander tho Ilsy DT Rolert Mckenzie
aud ct her Presbyterian Clsrgymeu. and
IN tine congregation were not fe~ sup
tuprteru ~ IN. movement from uptown.
The Syeakers Yesterday afternoon we're
the Rsv charles S,slzle. whose idea the
venture =. and Frank Morrison. socretary
81 thu American Federation of Labor.
Nr St~lzle who mad. a long explanation
10 the work. was frequently interrupted
di-russion arc-4 over socialism and
N waz sa4d that the Temple - 70 give
favor socialism. but u u not against u
There was applause when socialism Was
| m@nt Ious-d especially when u was aAid
that Robert Hunter was "a SPEAK az an
+ early date
/ ATempls brotherhood Vas announced.
3 and thTe.s men representing the Typo
/ graphical Union the University students
/ Club and the Presbyterian brotherhood
we're named a oTnmatte~ 20 draw Jap q
| platform. Cards we're distributed Tor
signatures 81 those who esther wanted
! to know more about the brotherhood
or w.-r,. ready tn ioln i. and no men
! zigns-t
On Monday NJ ghts there are tn b Illus
rated Lectures Tue~day ightS d'scuss' ons
IL lahor prohlems Wednesday nigh.S
Young n..OJie meetings. thursday nights
s0-ai gatherings FRIDAY nights Hble
,tia-,s.aiOns and saturday nig hts enter
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The vail stree, "I:,enln9 sa-

The Wall street edition Of THE EvENINo
SUN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations IN the close
&C the market. The closing Quotations.
including the bid and ssked' prices. with
additional news matter are contained also
in the night edition Of TEE EVENING srx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-11
HACkENSACK AFTER SPEE DERS.
s'S'dTsesi Eruegsv. Ne~aSk's nIeh Rse~ =
~. one % the FIRST Cau9ht

W. V"c " ue FbN au8nt
HACHESaACk. y. }. April 10 Chief NJ
Police Dunn NJ Hackensack has issued
general VErIlngS several times of late
that speeding sutoiat- who violated the
az passing through his t@rFttory would
FufsT arrest THIS afternoon hs engaged
= looal automobile and With james Rsror
At the wheel waited for th.. sp~ed~r-
kAloc=.csr'e tio''sri@f X fu-gsr. Newark 4
n1tti10n1sve Nrew~T. ~ sp~~d Of about
MY mice an hour Inc chief had To
10 TO MAJ wood h~fDre tne brewer Ue /.
arrested and compelled ~ return "a
Justice Johnston = Oltics ~ Hack@urRrk
Ma chauffeur. John FianeKsn. vas fined
80. watch Kruger raid under prnt.-t
J &. Hubbard of ~ West Eighty ARD
~trpal, MANHATTAN vas alsD stopped ap,l
lined SO Tor = similar offence IOsar,b
ETaMre 81 - Boyd street Iar-ev nv W.,
dngd el0 Tor Speeding along Nam ssr-.,
~ about ehirty-hve rnii''- IN hour on a
nsptofcyclc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20
Authority,
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT LOTS.

At II o clock noon, Saturday, Sept.
90, 1910, at the front door to the Cap
itol, Honolulu, there will be sold at pub
lie auction under Part ", Section II,
Land Act 1895, Section 276, Revised
Laws Of Hawaii, the following describ-
ed lots:
(1) A lot situated at Kawaihae,
South Kohala, Hawaii, containing 1.29
acres to use as wireless telegraph
station. Upset price $4,000.
(2) A lot situated at the corner of
Kuakini and Fort streets, City and
County of Honolulu, containing 1880
square feet, more or less. Upset price
81, 800. 90.
60 A lot situated in the rear of
Makiki Cemetery, Punchbowl Slope,
City and County Of Honolulu, contain
ing 50,420 square feet, more OF less.
Upset price ST 900. 90.
az A lot situated at Iwilei, front
ing on Iwilei road, known as "Wash
House Lot" City and County of Homo
lulu, containing S6,950 square feet, more
or less. Upset price $500. 90.
Terms: Cash.
Purchaser to pay cost Of patent and
stamp.
For maps and further particulars, ap-
ply at the Office of the Commissioner of
Public Lands, Capitol Building, Homo
lulu.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Dated at Honolulu, July %, 1910.
s723-July %, 80, Aug. 6, ID, 20.
y. Sent. 8. 10. Il. "A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20
HAS A LINCOLN PENNY.

WASHINGTON. - cone of them
cents with A. Lincoln s picture on 1t
and Liberty has fallen into the hands
of woman at Palermo, \. D., who has
written to the postmaster general to
know eff its as good as airy other
cent"
She states it bears the name Of the
man who made it, ''E. Pluberus
Unum,' and she wants to know if it is
true that the government is paying a
premium for ..that kind of cents.
IF YOU ain t the one what knowes,'
she concludes, "pleas sent this letter to
him as does'' She has been set right
in the matter by Acting Chief Clerk
Ila1-IS
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OAHU RAILWAY TINE n


Way Stations-.s:l5 1 , 1 ~
For Pearl City, Eva m ), :, I
stati oa i. n, 81;
.11;3o a. M, .2:ls J. n -.
'o:!5 2: m.,.s:30 p. n, MN !,
For Wahiawa and Ieil.Ins ., y, =
m, '5:15 P. m, 1850 ,. u. mr. y
Arrive Honolulu from H,l,r !,
lua and Waianae-ss;30 g. r.
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu ftun En- N ]
Pearl City-t7:45 !. n, ~ |.
.l1:O2 a. M, @l:4o p N, H31as
*5:31 p. NJ, 1850 ,. !.
Arrive Honolulu fton W,lhn !,
Leilehua-.9:15 q. N, tin 81. +
P. m, tl0:l0 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, ! ~
train (only first-class tieish lapnl
leaves Honolulu every Suad,y I T
a. m; returning, arIiva 4 ri
at 1910 p. m. The Nnitel II p
at Pearl City and Wia1e -
and Waianae, Waipall q M 9
inward.
*Daily. Except Sunday. nuiyoIiJ
G. P. DENISON, "a AdM
Superintendent. GIL
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Recorded August 9, 1910.

-Joao Mendez and VT to Manuel G
Augustinho, D; por lot "a, blk 8, Ke-
walo Lots, Honolulu. Oahu; 5000. 3
33S, p 1913. Dated August /, 1910.
Charles Alma ct al by Atty to Union
Loan Assn, NJ; lot 6, blk B, Kapiolani
Tract. Honolulu, Oahu; $500. B 334, p
271. Dated Jan -, 1910.
Bessie Young and hsb to A H Perry,
NJ: int in land. Kapiolani Tract, Ho
nomlu. Oahu; $3.50. B 1874, p 273. Da
ted August 5, 1910.
Sila B Pratt by Regr, Notice; of de-
cree Of title in Land Reg Court Case
No ISL. B 1876, p 200. Dated August
9, 1910.
See Kang by TT to I Takano, L; por
ap |. kul 734, cor Nuuanu ave and
Kukui lane, Honolulu, Oahu; ) yrs at
$144O per VT. B $50, p 217. Dated
June so, 1910.
Daniel Whats to Charles III Thurs
ton, d; lot , of Archer s subdiv of ap
l, f p 2Sl6 of int in S # lane. King
st. etc, Honolulu, Oahu; 5000. B 33S,
p 161. Dated August 9, 1910.
Lau Pui by Atty to Lin lex, B S;
ID of share in c Along lex Chong
& Co. Hilo, Hawaii; $500. B 1856, p 90.
Dated June Q. 1910.
See Chong to Chock Sing, p s; ,
of ! share in c Along lex Chong & Co,
Hilo. Hawaii; $500. B 1886, p 203 Da
ted June 9, 1910.
Lin lex to Young Kong Yee, B S;
ID of share in G Along lex Chong
& Co. IIilo, Hawaii; $3.50. b 336, p
204. Dated July IS, 1910.
Ghock Sing to Young Kong Yee. B s:
II Of share in G Along lex Chong
4 Co. Hilo, Hawaii; $3.50. B 1886, ?
POS. Dated July Is, 1910.
Matilda A Rodrigues and hsb q A
to Alexandrina Bargquvest, D; lot ,,
blk 3, rents, etc, Puueo Lots, Hilo, Ha-
wai; 500. B 33S, ? ia. Dated An
gust 6, 1910.
H Hackfeld & 60 Ltd to H Yanagit-
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--.s.\-s

Mrs Somerville had to d great ex-
tent the power of concentration, and
became 50 absorbed IN her task as to
be unconscious Of what was going on
around her. Doctor Somerville told
Harriet Martineau that he once laid
wager with a friend that he would
abuse Mrs. Somerville in loud voice
to her face and she would take no
not ice. and he did 50. Sitting close to
her, he confded 10 his friend the most
injurious things-that she rouged, that
she wore VIC, and other such non
sense. uttered in very loud voice. Her
daughters were in 4 roar OF laughter.
while the slandered lady sat placidly
writing. At last her husband made a
dead pause after her name. on which
She looked NJ with an innocent, odd
Won speak to me?'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20
RESOLUTION NO. 347.

BE IT RESOLVED by the Board OF
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty
($750.o0) Dollars is hereby appropriated
from out the General Fund for an ac-
count known as Inspection, Dairy Cat
tie.
Presented by Supervisor Daniel Lo-
gan.
Dated: Honolulu, 7. H., July Is,
1910.
Approved this 18th day of August
4, d. 1910.
JOSEPH J. FERN,
Mayor.
s746-Aug. 10, 20, %, %, "a, %, &c, 81
%, 80
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A PRICELESS POSSESSION.

If the supply Of Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy should
suddenly become limited, many homes
would consider a bottle Of it to be
priceless possession. 1t is sold in al
most every civilized country, and never
fails to give satisfaction. For sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd ,
agents for Hawaii.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered of Record August 10, 1910.
Sera n Sherman to Wong Chez. c NJ
F f Thompson, TT, to Laura V
hlley u
Laura V Riley and hsb to III Wa
terhouse TT Co Ltd. TT. NJ
X Yamamoto to Yokohama Specie
Bank Ltd C NJ
Manuel Andrade and VT ct al to
II f Lewis. Tr. Observation-Disclosures. ID
George S Wells to Parker E Cum
mlngs ct al. Par Rel
William c Cummings and VT ct al
to Eva M Belser. ......... D
A H Dondero ct al to S Aze
Vedo Jr ........ u
Agnes II B Judd by Atty to A H
DOnderO eft al. Par Rel
Lusitana Bent Socy of H to A V
Ieters ............ Re1
Kwcng Sing Tong to Kwong Sing
Tong Hop Kee. ..........B S
w Hebron to Won Hamm- Young
Co Ltd e VI
A H Dondero ct al to Joe Olveira
and wi u
Joe Olveira and VT to Everisto
DOCta VI
R G Ross and VT to Mutt Bldg &
Loan Socy of II Ltd. ........... NJ
Sarah White by Atty to Hip Wo
Wal Co L.
J F Humberg to Geo Rodiek. ...P A
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Therapioh may now De had in taste
teas form
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20

1000 splendid books, 55c Brown &
Lyon Co. Until we move only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-10
Records Mutilated and Falsified

conflict with No. 1883, meets bid of No,
1883.
p Sc Same book. Ref. No. 13Ss-Namc
and address. Erwin w, BeckwIth, Sage,
'Wyo.; date received. July 10. 1909,
county, Rich. No acres, $50, date re-
ported. September Z, 1909, date referred.
August 8. 1909: rejected on account OF
+. S. 1870: to whom referred, re-
fcrred 90 Thain; remarks. conflict with
No. 1870; sS4 refunded; No. 1870 meets
bid. September II. 1909.
Note should be made here that the
date given the Nebeker entry is July
9th and not 9th, as will presently ap-
pear in the statement Of facts by the
land board.
Based Upon Falsehood.
Under date of July ID, 1909, Beck
with application was returned to him
based upon absolute falschood and mis-
representation. Here is copy of the
letter with which the application was
returned:
July H. 1909.
Mr.. Fl. ". Beckwith, Sage. Wyoming.
Dear Sir: l return your application for
purchase the M of the NWa and the
SW3 OF section %. 7. Il north, range
east as Frank X. Nebelser has made
prior application for all OF the section
excepting the SW3 of the NW3 which
is sold and this of $3.50 per acre the
same as you offer.
Under the rules other applications may
be received at any time before an appli-
cation is passed by the board providing
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together with the money accompanying
the same to the said Nebekcr.
4. That the beard of land commits
sioners had no right or authority TO issue
n certificate of sale upon the said lands,
as the applications now stand, except TO
the said L. w. Bcckwith. Sec Sec
2347 Comp. Laws 1907. Rule VII. Sec.
I, S and 6. rules adopted by the state
board OF land commissioners. Respect
fully submitted. u. w. BECKWITH.
By Rawlins. Ray & Rawlins, attorneys
for f.. w. Beckwith-
Copy OF the above received and sery-
Ice accepted this 18th day OF December.
FRANK *. NEBEKER.
Nebeker's Reply.
To this protest Mr.. Nebeker replied
thus:
State Board OF Land Commissioners.
Received Jan, 3, 1910, a. IN.
Before the state Board Of Land Comnis-
sioncrs of tho State OF Utah,
State Board of Land Commrs.
Received Feb. ., 1910, OILS a. m.
State Board of Land Commrs.
Received Jan. .. 1910 a. m.
Frank X. Nebelter,
Contestee,
Contestee's brief OF Argument
Contestant has served me with his
brief in the above entitled matter but 1t
is difficult to gather just what conten-
tion he makes.
After reclting the facts concerning the
application of Mr.. Reckwith and myself
substantially as set forth in the state
ment furnished by the Secretary OF this
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on file or Of record to prove that it was
ever made7
VIII Governor Investigator
VIII Governor Spry investigate this
matter for himself and take such ac-
tion as will prevent the commission of
felonlous crimes at the hands of the
board7
There has been talk of grand juries.
Might not such body investigate such
crimes as this, or are these commits
sioners exempt from the law and inn
mune from It's punishments under the
practice in Utah?
statement made to The Tribune by
the desk clerk. Mr.. II. E. Smyth, is as
follows:
nection with applications similar to the
Beckwith and Nebeker applications has
been modified SO that similar misun-
derstanding or question cannot arise,
Which was amplifed under question:
so that now an application. although
incorrect In form, is retained in the Of
flee and receives filing number pend
Ing correction or is entirely rejected"
Statement Not Binding.
But no rule has been changed in any
way, and the statement Of the clerk
is at least Sin interest,"" and moreover,
when the criminal laws of the state of
Utah are not sufficient to prevent such
crimes, what matters question Of
procedure2 And. any way, his state
ment is not binding upon his superiors,
the commissioners.
Are there any more such prior appli-
knows7 Applicants can only try their
lunSt
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!. hoard of land commission
t I'm mnilty at different times
p anT acts of which its mem
"a nast and present, should be
nybamed. but IL has renamed
'nrnsent administration, with
n If ihc secretary, who was
Pa,s moment in Office, to con
WI 'nn,acidly and acquiesce calm
mutilation and classification
pc u,ds with no possible explana-
~ ~ acts that could place them
,ow y, They should be branded
awn statement OF practically
forms of crime mentioned IN
31io Of the Compiled Laws OF
ggbse sixth day Of July, 1909,
IL IL nDRockwiih. resident of Rich
,anI;cd at the office of the state
land commissioners for infor,
rcgard to certain state school
R;ch county, Utah. especially
Inn 20 in township Ia north
Fast and was then told that
20 obowed that the section was
md was open to private sale,
Se usual conditions. Two days
JnIv s he returned. and being
cured that the land was still
tbe records still showed, filed
,;sation TO purchase Mt the re-
nriee of $3.50 per acre. paying
|he required deposit. His appii-
Us dnlv recorded in book A
,n5ications to Purchase Offered
nago 30, cntrr No. 1870.
.rs Is Curious Coincidence.
curious coincidence that the
oard Of land commissioners
ave returned to Frank K. Ncbec.
snnlication to purchase lands OF
or umstated description on
b,f the press copy book of the
.sps % The imprint of such n let
|er that date.
July 6. 1909.
Ea,t & Ncbcker. Logan. Utah
nsn. 7 return you herewith ap-
n select and purchase. togethcr
ccir for $3.50. rs you have used the
.iank In making your application.
on error i'm the description oil
IA as the NWi OF the NV IN.
N tho M OF the NW5. Enclosed
|Ind blanks for the purchase OF
/ ]nnds. Yours truly.
III FARNSWORTH, Secretary.
4uly. 9. 1909. there was received
IoIiee Of the state board of land
.ioners the following letter:
Nebeker. Chas II. Hart, Horace
' C. Ncbeker.
Irccs NJ Ncbcker. Hart & NcbelScr.
.EcrcIsl Block. Logan. Utah, July
oard OF Land Commissioners, City
rounty Building, City, Utah, Salt
City, Utah.
men. We have your recent letter
~ application 10 purchase lands,
|ncrordancc with your request We
cpared and herewith forward new
Ions. We also enclose check in
-jnunt OF $4,000 10 cover the first
mon the land. Very respectfully,
EBEKER. HART & NEBEkER.
II G. Nebeker.
N Board of Land Commissioners
I'd 2.55 p. m. July 3. 1909,
rording is the wording of the
r|rs md note should be made that
2we have prepared and here
!, orward new application, " Not
1ded one. And the firm of Ne
|art & Nebeker style themselves
5s and counscllors at law, and
held reasonably responsible for
Fpage of an instrument
fecord Was Mutilated.
the receipt Of the Nebeker ap-
IL trouble began. The Ncbekcrs
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A Reliable Medicine-Not a Narcotic

Mrs. +. Marti, st. Joe, Mich, says
Foley's Honey and Tar saved her little
boys life. She writes: fOur little
boy contracted severe bronchial
trouble, and as the doctors medicine
did not cure Linn, I gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar. in which l have great
faith. 1t cured the cough as well as
the choking and gagging spells, and he
got well in a short time. Foley's
Honey and Tar has many times saved
us much trouble, and we are never
without it in the house" Schramm-
Johnson Drugs, FIVE stores.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via Denver & Rio Grands Railroad.

Ogden, 1925 a. m, l.35 p. m,
2;25 p. m .........-.,.-...-. 1 90
Provo Canyon, S:15 a. m......$l.25 m..
Pharaoh g Glen, 500 n. m... so
Special train leaves Salt Lake s:15
m, going through to Provo Canyon
Th0gt Ehs shangf e ad6 retu1nng faTss
Salt Lake 10 p. m. Trout and chicken
dinners at Upper Falls resort. Mag
ni6cent scenic trio. Good fishing.
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Nebeker Comes to Time.

And he came as will be seen by the
following, which is on file IN tho office
of tho land board:
State Board OF Land Commissioners.
City and County Building.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Gentlenpn: In rc application Of Frank *.
Ncbeker for the purchase of certain
school lands.
4 short time ago ] was advised that
Nh. T.. w, Bechwlth had offered TO pay
81 90 per acre for the Six hundred acres
OF land applied for by mo in my last
application and that ] might have tho
land by paying the amount of the bid
Accordingly this will advise you that
win pay The sum Of $500 per acre for the
said lands, and | enclose herein check TO
cover the additional amount required be-
cause Of the Increase In the amount Of
fcred for the land.
Very respectfully.
FRANK *. NEsBEKER
State Board OF Land Commissioners.
Received Aug. . 1909 9:30 q. m.
Memo. In penciD 900 per acre for $50
acres.
$3.50 per acre for $50 acres.
The pencil notation was made in the
Office of the board, Reference to the
original application will show a first
deposit of $50 and another of $50
which Is the sum of tho difference in
the first payment Of the price of 600
acres at $3.50 and $500 per acre. So
that by this letter, signed by Frank
X. Nebcker himself he raised his bid TO
$500 per acre for the whole tract
But MIR. Nebeker is favored by the
board, and he is only charged with
the raise on the land applied for by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-10

a higher price is offered. The applicant
after the first has but one bid after
knowing OF a prior application and II the
first application meets subsequent bids he
my check No. 3d1 for $40. the deposit
made thereon. Yours truly.
w. IL. F,ARNSWORTH, Secretary.
Beckwith Replies,
To which Mr.. Bcckwith replied. II
is worth while TO note the phrase
"Howcver, if I was misinformed, ]
will raise the bid to $780,
Sage. Wyo, july IL. 1909.
State Board of Land Commissioners.
Gents: Yours OF the Nth inst just re-
ceiYed together with the check. In re-
ply may l ask when Mr. NcbelScr made
application to purchase this land as ]
was informed that this land had not
been applied for. However: If l was
misinformed I will raise the bid to three
dollars per acre for all of The west hall
OF this section which is unsold. also
was informed that only 40 acres had been
sold in this half which would leave the
$50 acres which | applied for. Will again
tender the required amount for the first
payment and await your reply, Most
L. w BECKWITH
As a matter of fact, as shown by the
records, Mr. Beckwth had been cor.
rectly informed IN the first place and
was now deliberate msinformed, for
there was not. is not now, and there
was nothing, unless it bo the letter OF
the board OF July 6. which describes
no land, to show in the records of the
board of state land commissioners that
Nebeker ever had applied prior to July
.. 1909. for a part of land in section
30 of township II north of range z
cast.
Upon receipt Of Bccltwth $ letter of
July 15, 1909, received July 10. 1909,
his application was again placed IN
The record under the number 1888 and
date Of July 10 Mr.. Ncbeller was thcu
notified to come up,