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chados de sangre, despues de haber-
10 quemado de modo Incomplete;
aranar despues ell borde exterior de
! la ventana para que apareciera que
20 la habia franqueado para asesl-
mar en- su lecho al infeliz Pooh?
DE 10 que dice usted, senior Nj
colef, resulta una acusacion dlrecta
contra Kroff ,el dueno de la venta de
la Cruz-Rota.
-iContra Kroff 8 contra otro
cualquiera!. -. Yo no soy quien-
tiene que descu brir al culpable; pc
70 tengo el derecho de defenderme y
me defendo. -.
El senior Karstorf estaba muy i'm
presionado por la actitud de Nicolei
Lo que acababa de decirle habfasele
dicho anteriormente. No, el no po-
dia Greer culpable a un hombre de vi
da tan ejemplar. -. Pero el case
era que aunque sus sospechas iban
enderezadas hacia Kroff, las pesqui-
zas, los elementos de information ma
da habfan arrojado contra ell posade-
70. Asf tuvo que hacerlo observar a
Nicolef durante Ell interrogatorio,
que Sc prolongo mas de una hora.
Senior juez,-acabo por decir el
professor, ,-usted es quien ha de dilu.
cidar sobre quien recaen los cargos
mas aplastantes, 81 sobre Kroff 8 so
bre mi. :. Todo hombre justo que
= examine friamente las cosas, no opue.
, de pronunciarse en- contra mia, POI
los motives que va conoce usted tn.
We que callar el objeto de mi viaje
Era ell punto dudoso de mi causa, y
va esta publicamente esclarecido
lei autor del crimen es ell ventero
iSera acaso un malhechor descono.
cido? La iusticia es la que tiene que
! contestar. Por 10 que respecta, me
pronuncio por la culpabilidad de
kroff. Ell saba que Pooh Sc dirigfa a
, Revel para hacer entrega de fondos
por cuenta de los banqueros Johau
sen; saba que era portador de una
: suma considerable; saba que 20 par.
tira a las cuatro de la manana; como.
: cia, en- fin, todo 10 precise para come
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, el se1or Kerstorf Sc callaba, guarda-
J ron silencio. Pero Korff no Sc pudo
contener.
-SQue lie decfa yo al senior juez?,
-exclam6. 5Habra ahora dudas So
bre mi inocencia?
Ell senior Kerstorf guardo el trozo
de billete, como pieza de conviction.
y Sc limito a responder:
-Nuestro examen ha terminado,
senores. Partamos inmediatamente.
Tn cuarto de hora despues el ca
rruaje rodaba hacia Riga, en- tanto
que los agentes de policia continual
ban custodiando la venta de la Cruz
Rotd.
A primera hora del dia siguiente
ell senor Johausen fue informado del
nuevo registro y del hallazgo del bl-
llete auemado. Como el numero ha-
bia desaparecido, no Sc pudo COM
probar 81 este billete pertenecfa a la
casa de banca. Pero siendo eviden-
temente de la serie de los que Pooh
conducia, no cabia .duda de que ha
bia sido robado de gu cartera.
E,sta noticia extendiose rapida-
mente por Riga. Los amigos de Nico
lef quedaron aterrados. Ell proceso
iba a entrar en- una segunda Ease, q
meior dicho, retroceder a la primera
iQue terribles pruebas esperaban d
aquella familia, que va Sc considera,
ba libre de quebrantos!.
! Los partidarios de los Johauser
manifestation ruidosamente su triur
fo. Segun. Segun ellos, la prisi6n de
Nicolef no ia rdsria en- decretarse, v
no podria escapar ante el jurado q la
pena a que Sc habia hecho acreedor
por SUI espantoso crimen.
Wladimiro fue puesto al corriente
del case por el doctor Hamine, V am
bos resolvieron ocultarselo a Nicolef
Pero bien pronto llegaron a sus Oh
dos los nuevos cargos que Sc alzaban
contra el. Wladimiro hubiera Qucri-
do impedir que estos rumores llcga-
sen hasta su prometida, pero no put
do evitarlo, y aquel mismo dia la vic
abismada en- su dolor.
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de examinarlo atentamente,-no ha
sido quemado por complete, / y Sc
lie ha encontrado entire las cenizas?
ST, ALI Sc ha recogido.
-Entonces, Scomo Sc escape las
pesquisas del primer reconocimiento
No me 10 explico, y me extrana;
pero no cabe duda de que ALI estaba,
puesto que nadie ha entrado en- la ha
bitacion despues de salir de ella no
sotrOs.
FL hecho me sorprende tanto CO.
mo a usted, ,-dijo Nicolef, no sin cier
ia ironia Y no debia decir que me
Sorprende, sino que me intranquili-
"a, puesto que, sin duda, es a mi a
quien Sc acusa de haber quemado ese
billete y haberlo arrojado en- la chi
menea.
ST. senior, a usted ,-dijo el juez.
y, ,-repuso ell professor con acen-
to cada vez mas ir6nico, ,-como este
billete formaba parte del fajo que
encerraba la cartera de Pooh; como
este ha sido robado despues de dal
lie muerte, no cabe duda de que e
criminal es el viajero que ocupaba Il
habitacion. Y como quien la ocupa
ba era yo, yo soy el asesino.
-:Puede ponerse en- duda?,- pre-
gunt6 el juez, que no perdia de vist'
a Nicolef.
De ninguna manera, senior juez
Todo esta encadenado. -; la de
duccion es perfecta. Unicamente gu
a su argumentocion me va usted a p
mitir que exponga la mia.
! -Hable usted, seiior Nicolef.
Sail de la Cruz-Rota a las cua
tro de la manana. cEn aquel momel
to habiase cometido ell crimen? 81
81 yo soy el autor; no, en- case de qu
otro 10 sea. Pero POGO importa. sPu
de usted afrmar, senior juez que e
asesino no ha podido, despues de m
partida. tomar todas las medidas d
precaucion para que las sospecha
recayesen sobre el viajero, es decil
sobre mi; penetrar en- aquella habi
taci6n, depositar ell atizador, arroja
en- el hogar uno de los billetes man
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mi padre rs inocente

+ -lMi padre es inocente!. -. inn
padre es mocente!. .-repetla la IN
feliz sin poder pronunciar otra Erase.
81, querida Ilka, 10 es: nosotros
descubriremos al culpable y contun-
diremos a todos los que le acusan. i.
.. 1o me pregunto 81 no hay en- todo
este alguna infame maqulnaclon pa
ra perder al mas honrado de los nom
bres.
Tenia raz6n este coraz6n generoso
al razonar de esta sucrte. No saba
hasta que extremes puede llegar la
venganza politica. Sin embargo, ;co
mo podia combinar semejante infa-
mia con probabilidades de exito?
Lo que tenia que ocurrlr cucedlo
Al mediodfa Nicolef rocibi6 avis6
para q. compareciera ante el iuez Y
! Wladimiro E Ilka no tuvieron mas
remedio que ponerle al corriente
de 10 que sucedia.
-iTodavfa estamos si,,-exclamo
encogi6ndose de hombros dEs que
esto no va a concluir nunca?
-Algun nuevo indicio que Sc ira,
ia de obtener de ii, padre milo lie
dijo la ioven.
-GQuiere usted que lie acompa.
e?,-pregunto Wladimiro.
No, muchas graclas.
FL professor partio, Y un cuarto de
hora despues estaba en- presencis
del senior Kerstorf.
FL magistrate Y su escribano esta
ban solos en- aquel momento.
Despues de una entrevista con e
gobernador V el coronel Ragenof
habfase decidido que el professor fue
Sc sometido a nuevo interrogatorio
V que Su prisi6n quedara al arbitrit
del iuez.
Fl senior kerstorf invite a Nico
lef a que Sc sentara V con voz no e
xenta de emocion, lie dijo:
I -Senor Nicolef, Sc ha practicad'
um nuevo reconocimiento en- la posa
da de la Crua-Rota. Los agentes hal
registrado la casa sin encontrar min
gun nuevo indicio que pudiera po
nernos sobre la pista del criminal
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0FRECEM0S Al PUBUC0
Fl Enlpiiador VACUUM marca "SANTO. y

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:
"Marchar constantemente sin caentarse nterrumprse
"Tiene Tor minute desttuc6n calculada de 25 80
pies ch"o de are liore Producira maximo de
puea as, segun ell mercurio Standard de los EE u IT,
Durara lie Is a 90 amos alin usandose diaramente"
"E SANTO trabajara de cubo de luz ncandes
cente. un costo de centavos la hora Ell "SANTO" no
poda nnuca snperado para hogar pero tamben
gran caradad 10 hace apetecble para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES OFICINAS, IGLESIAS HOSPITALES u otros
edfciO grandes. Haga vista nuetras ofcinas para
la duostraci6n, por cta6n mandaremos el aparato
cua!ue so San Juan, para denostraro privado
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~
~ juez volvi6 hacia ell
hogar.
-;Hahia hecho fuegO

>L juez volvi6 hacia ell
hogar.
-iHabfa hecho fuego
el viaj o?,-pregunto a kroff.
-Seguramente, no.
-iY las cen,zas Sc examlnaron
"a primera vez?
--Creo que no,-contesto elmayor.
-Pues que Sc examiner.
Eek Sc inclun6, Y en- el rlncon de
Ia izquierda adviIrtio un papel a me
dio quemar, unaespecie de cuadrado
del que no quedaba mas que un an
gulo, y que Sc confundia con las ce-
I nizas.
Que sorpresa experimentation los
asiStentes cuando Sc reconocl6 en- es-
te papelun resto de~billete de Banco.
81, no habia duda, uno de los billie
tes de Estado de la serie de los dc
Glen ruhlos, cuyo nhmero habia sfdo
ccnsumido por la llama. lY que otra
lama mas que la de aquella vela CO.
locada a la cabecera de Ia CANA, pues
TO Que el fuego no habia sido encen-
dido en- Ia chlmenea?
Ademas, aqul pedazo de papel
ten1a huellas de sangre.
Nohabia duda; er an las manos de
aseslno las que habian manchado a
quel billete; el era q,len 10 habf'
quemado, puesto que tenia Ia hue
LA del dehto. .. SY de donde ib,
q provenir este billete mas que de |.
cartera del desgracisdo Poch?...
Pero de aquella incomplete incinera
ci6n resultaba un cargo aplastante
Va no cabfa duda alglma: Ia hipo.
tests de un malhechor extraho a Ia
casa quedaba destruida.
Ante aquel hallazgo, mo queda,
ha de manifesto que el aseslno era e
1iaiero que habia ocupado aquells
habitacion y que tan de mahana sa
li6 de Ia venta?
El mayor y el cabo Eek dirigie
ronse una mirada de inteligencia, co
no hombres cuya conviction estab;
htcha desde hacia tempo, mas como
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ter el crimen y echar Ia responsible
lidad sobre ell viajero que durmiera
ALI aquella noche. Antes 9 despues
de mi partida asesino al desgraciado.
Luego entro en- mi habitaci6n y a.
rrojo ell resto de uno de los billetes
en- el hogar ,disponiendolo todo para
hacer yer mi culpabilidad. -. Pues
bien; 81 cree usted aun que soy ell a.
sesino de Pooh, decrete mi prision
lleveme ante el jurado; allf acusa-
re Kroff. Ell debate tse entablara
entire los dos, y sabre que atenerms
respecto a la jusiticia de los hombres
81 resulto condenado.
Ell professor habfa puesto menos
animacion de la que pudiera supo
nerse al argumentar en- defensa pro-
pia con razones que, segun el, consti
tuian SUI justification. Ell senior Kers-
tori no lie habfa interrumpido, y
cuando termino diciendo:
-Ahora. Sfrmara usted el man
damiento de prision?
No, senior Nicolef, f,-contesto el
juez.
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Y
GOLPE sOBRE GOLPE.

Era de toda evidencia que ell pro
ceso estaba limitado al posadero
Kroff y al professor Nicolef. Ell frag'
mento de billete recogido en- el fon-
do del hogar descartaba la hipote-
sis de q. e' crimen pudiera haberse
cometido por uno de los 'malhecho-
res que a la saxon merodeaban poi
aquella parte de Ia yrovincia livo'
mana.
SComo era possible que uno de es.
tos bandidos Sc hubiera podido INTRO
ducir. despues del crimen, en- la ha-
bitacion del viajero para deposita,
ell atizador y arrojar sobre las ceni'
zas del hogar ell bi lete quemado?
SComo aquella operacion iba a
pasar inadvertida para Kroff y Nico-
lef, por profundo que fuese susue'
Tn esta imprenta se Vende pADal Ua
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tn '~ta lmprenta Sc vende
parc. dc periodioos viejos a
s. quMtal
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IN esta imprenta se vende pApel de
periodioos viejo a 81 quintal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
Tvs of lntermountain Region
BOY BURGLARS CAUGHT;
THEY ROBBED A DEPOT
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. March GA half dozen lads
from Gunnison and the surrounding coun-
try were ON Friday brought TO a stop
quently complained of for some time In
that city and vicinity. but without clue
to who the guilty parties were During
the week, they looted the railway depot
and secured several bottles of beer which
they cached in some willows near by
and this led 10 their arrest.
Special Agent A. j. Mullings of the d.
& X. G. visited GunntSon during the week
and had two suspects, Carney Jensen and
Thompson boy accompany him TO the
depot. Mr., Mullings showed the boys how
nicely their shoes fitted the lmprlnts.
even to the size OF the nail heads. found
on the window castings leading TO the
depot store room. But the boys flauy
denied having been there or knowing any
thing about the stealing, so the detective
wrongfully. and as the train approached
bade them goodbye and proceeded to
Mant
Carney and his companion thinking
there would be no more said of the af-
fair. then found their way 10 the place
stolen beer and were soon gloriously
drunk. Mr.. Overfeit, the local agent
communicated the fact to Manti and the
detective and Sheriff Knudson boarded
the return train 10 Gunnison. II was
somewhat OF a surprise on the two boys
fun confession as well as duplicating
four other boys-another of the Thomp-
son boys. one. OF j. p. Fieldsted's. one of
Mrs. James Nelson's, and one OF Mr.. Hal
versons All six OF them were given
good fatherly talk by the sheriff and Mr.,
juvenile judge, who will be given the
case to handle.
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M0THER-IN-LAW FIGHTS:
HINDERS CHILD THEFT
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO Ihe tribune.
PROVO, March 6.--J. a. CAD Thatcher.
now living In Salt Lake. formerly resi-
dent here. was arrested by Policeman
Harding last evening and taken to the
city jail on a charge of intoNication.
After spending the night in jail Thatcher
left So this morning for his appearance In
police court on Monday and was re-
leased. Thatcher Is married but at the
present time he and his wife are not
living together. Mrs. Thatcher is stop
ping with her mother, Mrs. Huber, who
runs the Huber rooming house on West
Center street. Provo and Thatcher came
10 Provo Saturday to see his wife and
little three-year- r-old girl He saw the
child and when an opportunity presented
he took the little one and started off with
her, Mrs. Huber, who is a large. muscu-
lar woman, saw him going away with
her granddaughter and intercepted Mr..
Thatcher and. taking him by the coat
collar, laid him on his back in the street.
while her companion. a lady friend took
the baby
Policeman Harding happened along just
as Thatcher was In the attitude of rising
from the ground. arrested him and took
him to jail. as stated. Thatcher had a
bottle of whisky in his pocket when taken
into custody and it Is supposed that It
was Salt Lake whisky, inasmuch as
Provo is prohibition bound.
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DANGER OF FLOOD NOW
THOUGHT TO BE PASSED
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN March 6,--While there Is a
steady rise in both the Ogden and Weber
rivers, City Engineer w. NJ. Bostaph is OF
the opinion that II the high waters reach
the flood stage but little, If any. damage
Will result TO property owners along the
banks OF both streams. All city property
has been protected by precautionar ry
measures by the city engineer and his
assistants several days ago, and but two
exposed points OF the city sewer outlet
on Seventeenth street and Twenty first
street remain. These Will be looked after
before the streams become more swollen.
Since the recent passing of the cold
wave. which had held Ogden In its grip
for many weeks, the water in the Ogden
river has risen eighteen feet and the
Weber river four feet. Both streams
continue to rise, but there is no immedi-
ate danger OF a flood, since the increased
flow of the streams is gradual.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

Smuggler Mining company PRINCIPAL
place OF business. Sal; Lake City Utah,
Location of mines. American Fork car
yon.
Notice Is hereby given that at IL meet
Ing uf the board OF directors OF the SNUG
ger Mining company. held on the Ttn day
OF February 1910. assessment No. " OF
Onc-fourth (D cent per share was levied
upor the capital stock OF the corporation
atciy TO the secretary at his office 6ig
South Twelfth East street, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this asScasment r
nav rernoIn unnold on the sOtb a., - d, 4,
March 1910 wi,l be delinquent ana ad :
rertised for sale at public auction and
Sold on Tie goth dav Of AnrlI ioIS d., -, DS g
o'clock p M. at the secrctary's office 10
pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with the COSTS OF advertising and
expense OF sale.
GEO r. ENSIGN. Secretary.
First publication. Feb II. 1910, cl76S
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Rats" Banished From Ephraim.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
EPHRAIM, March 6.-Thursday after
noon the edict went forth in the schools
Of this place that what went up on the
head in the form of rats must come
down, that an extreme had been reached
I'm this matter and nothing more than
the mean OF switches would be tolerated.
Yesterday morning witnessed transior-
nation. Some of the ladies' who had
long been envied for their luXuriant
growth of hair appeared in their naJural
beauty And there was not man In
town who would not admit that tho iair
daughters OF Ephraim were fairer than
ever Some Of the young women hesi-
tated about relegating their top knots 10
oblivion. but according to reports re-
ceiycd today they have come into line.
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ASSESSMENT NO. o.

Rescue Mining & Milling Company.
Principal place of business. Salt Lake
n,tntnp district E!ko county Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
of the board OF directors OF the Rescue
Mining & Milling company, held on the
iith day OF February. A. d. 1910, an as
sessment OF fve (5l cents per share was
levied and assessed on the outstanding
ranital stock OF said corporation. payable
Immediately TO p. II. Davis. secretary.
at his office. room 625, Boston building.
Anv stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 1ith. day OF
March. A. D. 1910. will be DELINQUENT
ma advertised for sale at public auction.
md unless payment is made before, viii
be sold on The 9sth day Of March, A. D.
1910 at O'Clock p. m. OF said day. to
or or together with the costs of advertis-
Ing and expenses OF sale.
''e H. II. DAVIS. Secretary.
Room e25. Boston Building. Salt Lake Lake
City. Utah s@1Se
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Tribune Want ADS.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 36n

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the district OF Utah
In the matter OF Marenus NJ. King.
banltrupt-No. 1926 in bankruptcy.
Petition for discharge,
To the Honorable John A. Marshall.
Judge Of the district court OF the United
States for the district of Utah;
Charles w. Young OF Salt Lake City, in
the county OF salt Lake and state OF
Utah. in said district. respectfully repre-
sents that on the 22nd day Of October
last past he was duly adiudgcd
bankrupt under the acts OF congress re-
lating To bankruptcy; that he mas duly
of property, and has fully complied with
ALI The requirements OF said acts and OF
the orders OF the court touching his
bankruptcy
Wherefore he Prays that he may be de-
creed by the court to have a tull dls-
charge from all debts provahle against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. eX-
cept such debts arc excepted by law
from such discharge.
DATED this 9TH day OF March. a. d,
1o1O MARENUS w. KING.
Bankrupt.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Malvern Gold Mining Company. Prin-
cipal place OF business. room SIS Dooly
block Salt Lake City, Utah,
Notice Is hereby given that Mt a meet
Ing OF the directors held on the 2Sth day
Of February. A. d. 1910. an assessment
of one mill per share, being assessment
No. l. was levied on the capital stock
OF The corporation. payable Immediately
to George w. L. Dorsey. secretary OF the
company. at his office. 5l5 Dooly block.
Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday. April
O.. 1910. will be delinquent and adver-
;ised for sale at public auction, and un-
less payment is made before. Will be sold
on the 2Sth day of April. 1910, at IL
o'clock Il. m, of said day, to pay the de-
lirquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses of sale.
GEO. w. E. DORSEY.
Secretary.
SIS Dooly block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
First publication March /, 1910, Ill
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Sacred Heart Academy Notes

morning a very delightful one. and OF
sufficient Importance TO delay dinner al
most an hour beyond the usual time,
That an echo is usually as sweet as
its song was demonstrated last Tuesday
when the members Of the third prepara :
tory class presented one OF the daintiest
and most suggestive literary program MINES
ever given by little misses at Sacred
Heart-a Hiawatha morning with an
ideal Indian setting.
Figures tell" This old truth was
proved again last Wednesday when
monthly reports were distributed The
workers received excellent averages,
while few who had been courting spring
fever too early fell below the mark,
.'Know thyselC." seems to be the motto
OF the fourth preparatory class, and the
members interpret the maxim In its lit
eral sense as they proved last Friday
when they passed a very successful eX-
animation in physiology. the study OF
which they will discontinue save for oc-
ca sional readings and suggestive talks.
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EXPECTED ON
|ER APPOINTMENT
Iayor and Council Still
rerheads Over Water
works Head.

rhe Tribune,
March 6.-The legal right OF
civ council TO take from the
.,e mayor OF the city the ap-
,wer by naming Charles IL.
manaeer OF the waterworks
and fixing his salary at $1,000
,ennted question in ogden just
Is highly probable that the
m fhe controversy between
mann and the members OF
over the latter's action, has
l city council meets tomorrow
said. Mayor Glasmenn again
the appointment OF kirchcr
fo. What the council expects
sse. this Is done doubtless is
previously done-agaln con-
ppointment over the mayors
vas appointed manager of the
works department by the
/, committee OF the city council
t1ary fixed at $4,000 a year.
mann vetoed the appointment
not questioning the efficiency
infee. declared that his salary
IL and should not be more than
compromise was effected be-
members of the council and
4 his salary cut to s2700. The
approved this last Monday
~. IL is understood. Mayor
vii send his veto again TO the
hould the council again con-
ippointment. Glasmann has
to enjo!n the city auditor and
rer from paying kircher's sal
threat is considered as a
yer.
'or contends that under the
the state he has the right
o shall fill the office, The
The council say not and cite
.e passed by the council before
MAS elected to office, which.
fakes the appointment OF this
The mayors hands and places
lnds OF the city council
bears TO be a difference OF
ucfion In regard TO the ordi-
a conflict with the state
/ II seems to be the intention
IblIcan as well as the Demo-
bers OF the council to retain
The salary. despite the fren-
OF Glasmann TO obtain his re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON,

District OF Utah.
on this 9th day of March, 4, d.
1910 on reading the foregoing petition II Is
ordered by the court that inearins b% s
had upon the same on the 2ith day OF
at Salt Lake City. In said district AZ
ten o'clock in the forenoon: and that
notice thereof be published In The Salt
Lake Tribune, newspaper printed IN
said district, and that all known cred
itors and other persons In interest may
apoear at the said time and place and
show cause II any they have why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not
be granted
And IL Is further ordered by the court
chat the clerk shall send by mai! TO all
and this order. addressed 10 them at their
places OF residence as stated.
shall. Judge Of the said district court
and the seal thereof, at Salt Lake City.
i'm said district on the 9TH day OF
March, a d 1910, Attest;
JERROLD X. LETCHER
(Seal OF court) Clerk.
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