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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
Sulliyan-TitcOnb.

One OF the important events of the
week, and around which much inter
est centered, was the beautifully ar
ranged and quiet wedding of Miss
Louise Sullivan and DIR. c. b. TitcOmb,
which took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs James
w. Sullivan, in First avenue. The
ceremony was solemnized by the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
SEAMLESS MILK CAN
FACTORY FOR OGDEN

Ogden, Sept. 29-Provided the mer-
chants of this city show sufficient in
terest in the matter. the Perfection
Manufacturing company, which holds
patents on a refrigerating and seam
in Ogden. The company declares it is
prepared to 90 1000, 600 worth of bust
Iess during its first year The matter
has been turned over to the Weber
club
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
Energetic Educational TRANSFORMED
lions

Energetic Educational TranSfOrma-
TONS
1t is interesting to note the gradual
but steady change that the first few
weeks of school bring about, not only
in the individual pupil but in the gem
eral student body as well-the vanish
| ing of the vacation spirit as the am
billions of the scholar are aroused and
quickened by closer contact with
things educational In this way, by
the end of September, life at St
Mary's has undergone quite a decided
transformation
Many Beautiful improvements.
So deeply engrossed, indeed. have
many of our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
come in their studious pursuits that
they have scarcely taken time to no
tice the many material Improvements
that have also been producing a
change in the exterior aspect of the
place. There are the beautiful new
linoleums that now cover the floors
of the front entrance in st. Joseph's
hall and along the middle aisle of the
assembly room The recreation halls
and adjoining corridors present a
very bright and CHEEKY appearance in
their freshly calcimined and painted
walls, as well as the attractive addi-
tons and arrangements in their APP
pOintments. Perhaps the most gen
orally appreciated improvement, how
ever, is the cement walk on the ave-
nue. from the pupils gate to the north
and the rear entrances. The pave
ment is fully as broad as the gravel
walk in whose place it is laid: and it
not only adds very noticeably to the
order and beauty of the grounds. but
will prove a veritable comfort to all.
particularly the day pupils. who are
already sounding its praises and 9th
erwise expressing their gratitude for
the boon
Christian Doctrine.
Instructions in Christian Doctrine
are to be given regularly once a week. |
The first class was held in the study
hall Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. |
William Flynn being the instructor.
Alumnae Reunion.
The officers of St Mary's Alumnae |
association held a conference at the
academy Friday evening, a prelude |
10 the approaching annual reunion.
which promises to be more than usual |
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
RUBBER IN SOUTH A1fERICA

The town of Para, the center of the
rubber industry of the Amazon. is on
the river Guiana, about a hundred
miles from the sea, but the Para dis
trict extends over a large region to the
south and west Throughout this and
the forests of central and northern
Brazil rubber trees are abundant.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
TO SUFFER DEATH FOR THEIR
DEVIITRY

The Legislature of the Argentine
confederation has just passed a law
decreeing the death penalty for all
persons over IS years Of age who are
found TO be responsible for any an
archistlc work which results in death.
plain
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENr

German American Hospital formerly
the Keogh- Hammond, has been new
~ finished and equipped Ambulance
meets all trains on notice Rooms
from IS to SIS per week. Quiet and
homelilze.
DR.. Robert Brownfield and Dr.
JOS. II. Robinson, surgeons and ply
sicians in charge
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
ITERNOJNTAIN (AIHOLI(
so Salt Lake Security & Trust Bldg.
Bell Phone 4135.
PATRoNlzE OUR ADVERTISERS.

q We direct attention of cur read g
g ers 10 the list Of our patrons. Z:
- Those who advertise in The Inter- e
. mountain Catholic are the most g
g substantial and reliable merchants, g
g business and professional men in g
. the community. Readers in ad- e
@ joining states can safely write to g
q: any of the firms or business men g
p whose cards appear in this paper. g
g 8 . q @ o 9 % o o 9 9 @ g @ g @ @ 9
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01

The basis of our business Is Quick
work and quality.
CENTURY PRINTING CO.,
65-57 and 571s Postoffice Place, Great
Salt Lake CITY.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01

Viena.-At Arad in Hungary. NJ.
Schwartz, a gramaphone dealer. has
been made to pay So damages for
SANDER uttered by his instruments.
Annoyed by the singing of girls in a
dressmaker's workshop he turned on
a gramaphone, which used the strong
est oaths
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
HOME SWEET HOME

Almost every young man has the
hope and ambition to some day have a
home Of his own. Such an ambition is
CONNIE ndable, yet of itself it will not
bring results. Energy and purpose, to-
gether with ambition and a savings
account will bring him TO the desired
goal almost before he knows it.
There is no better plan of saving for
home than a savings account. We
will open an account for one dollar
We will pay you four per cent interest
Interest is compounded twice a year
We treat all our depositors right. We
will do the same by you.
Let us help you to realize your hopes
of a home of your own.
Utah Savings & Trust Co.
235 Main St.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
lFHerything for Gas. :,

Electrical Contractors.
Harley Bros. 425 So. Main.
Bell 1857. Ind. 1891.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
PHILOSOPHY OF HAPPINESS.

Lace CURTAINS Laundered. Work
guaranteed. Bel Ohone 1857: Ind 1923.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co.

Transacts a general trust business and
pays per cent interest on savings de-
posits. Joseph F. Smith, president;
Anthem H. Lund, vice president; o. c.
Beebe, cashier
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retired policeman. thai he retired al
half past ten. that he burned up the mort
gage two years ago and that his wife was
horn IN Is. that he vas 10 " hen he cams
10 this country and has been here thirty
three years that his age could be COM
putsd ny adding these latest statistics
Right here the census psinstaker fell
down.
Nineteen and thirty three he said
thoughtfulIy mine and three are twelve
Put down two and carry one. Put down
hic and carry two Put down t&o and
ca rry
You can put EN-, all down. observed
Mr. Rambuncter. hut YOU cant carry
anything az an And he shut the door
4 white haired. stately old lady living
On that Champs Elys@es Of Brooklyn.
Park place. answered the next rum-
mons The conscientious visitor made
the insxcu-abls mistake 81 asking her her
age. Sh@ compressed her lips and threw
him down the front steps. celebrating
in a moment rho attitude attained ny an
hours constant. inceeaant. toilsome 81
fort The policeman whom she sum
moned found the tactless man prone on
IN" sidewalk induIRing in bitter self
r~proach
The Gas lights ~ the Atlantic avenue
polic~ station beat pitileesly upon the
mans countenance. disclosing the well
known features 81 John Cash. ~. Ites
Pacific street. Mr.. Cash's case IL a re-
msrSable one within the last two years
he has beon arrested q hundred timea
always on the anne charge Although he
- constantly subject 90 an acquired per
Sonality. each one n original. individual
distinct, showing astonishing inventive
and creative powers. He has been.
variously
A sta ndaFd bearer
4 FVes and Unaccsptsd Mason.
ghost.
An appari,ion Of pure delight.
4 transcendentqlist.
An impreaalontat.
reformer.
And MANY other interesting manifsa-
tationa which moved Magistrate Nadmel
in the Gates avenue court 10 confins him
for ten days In jail IN hopes that he may
yet become n poet
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Urge PRISON SENTENCE.
Appeal IN the ease % HIsn onicIaIs
FINED for Contempt.

The Typo'het~ 81 New York appealed
from the d~c,s,on of Supreme Cour-
Justice Bischch Iemitting the twenty
days Imprisonment imposed on Patrick
J. McCornick. former president ~ Typo
graphical Union No. =. and Vincent Coz
eello, an organizer % the union. who
we're found guilty % criminal contempt
in disobeying an injunction order oh
tanned by the Typothetr. Justice Bischon
originally imposed the prison ssntsnre
but after the Court Of Appeals had IN
held him and the cass came back 20 the
Supreme Court 70 have the Judgment II
the court executed Justice Bschoh said
he had power 90 show mercy in the case
and let the defendants OF with fines Of
SD each
The TypOshet~ urged beGore the An
pellate Division yesterday that tho iudC-
ment Of tho Court % Appeals could not
10 modified by the Special Term Of the
Supreme Court. The defendants replied
that in . case oG criminal contempt the
court coneemned has exclusive iurisdli~-
ton until after the execution of sentence
Decision reserved
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SIMPSON ~. MOrHER-TN-LAW.
Dentl~t Oaee Frsea fSF Aluraer ReeeSs
damages fsp Nhostlag.

James ". simpson. the dsntiss who
was acquitted ot the charge Of numbering
his Gather-in-law. BARLEY T. Homer 81
Northport. l.. l.. b suing his Enother-tn-
law. Mrs. Ella Horner. for so 900 damages
for assault because che Shot hum . year
~ 90 after the trial when he went 20 her
home TO try To zee HE wife. The suit
began yesterday before Supreme Court
Justice Dugro and . jury.
Mr.. Horner fred two shcts at Simpson
through the glass IN the door % her home.
One shot glanced on the dentiss's Tibs
and the other went into his abdomen.
In spite or the injury Simpson was able
to make his way to q neighbors house
aud then came to this oity 60 Roosevelt
Hospital Mra. Horner's defencs u that
she feared Dr. Simpson meant 10 harm
her
DR. simpson testified yesterday that
after ha was acquitted % his father-in-
laws murder he resumed PraotiCe here
aud not long afterward vas earning from
$50 tn t7Oo week.
After he had told his story % the
shooting Mrs Horner testified she said
that che told simpson to leave the premises
twice before she vent upetaira and got
her revolver. After she got the weapon
abe told him again to 20. but a. she looked
through the glass door she saw him make
move toward his hip pocket. She
thought he was armed and meant 20 harm
her - she shot him. she said.
Rowland Miles. counsel for Mrs.. Horner
introduced this letter written by Simpson
~ hIs wife IN March. 1901. after his tria
and q, a time when he was starting a suit
against his wife To- recover about 5000:
snov vnn thoroughly understand nv
hnAn. al condition. ant me great eNp~ns'
I have been pu' - - Wn usflv. NOulc
Nill'nylv ls' nv gonsS 10 hvgonss. bur 'h'
prs~~N' must -. attended 10. Iht$ lettel
Offers YOU 'hs easiest vav ou ~ th's
know you have - an or sa.Og1 saved ~
and an go,nV - oGsr vou an nppnT'unr
10 -~''le ne after ou' ~ court Ths hes
thin- vou can 10 - ~ s~nd mo sS.ooc o.
once anf @s''l- thtS thtrg m know W.
d1n't Nan' WORE uv'lt't'v anv more thar
- Nou are st.0t1 or si.NF
Hsttsr ~ ~ complying Nth NV re1nes
- on~e Nv dong YOU Stll prevent 4
rr-1' dss' ~ u'hlici'v
The case wont ~ 'he jury just bsfor'
cour' adjourned and Justice Dugr'
ordered sealed verdict.
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JOHN CGSH'S LATEST ROLE
PITS ~ ram or Az ETENING
~ CENT TlkER.
Has = Rsrord ~ m iUPeraoUador. nut
was R~qusaI To the latest THsk Ne
RdrrtsOk Ten DAYS sf secluslon 10
NrdIaie on what Ne Wm ID NeNt.

ucdua,e on what Ne wm ID NeNi.
The doortrll ~ the OranEomery family.
who soI0urn on Pro~p~ct place Brooklyn.
clFnged - iI:JO IN Saturday night Mr.
Orangom~ry. paving no he~d 20 his wife =
advice. arose from bod and assuming
n hs'hro,a went down stairs. lcading his
ravolvs~ and printing his tongue AZ every
cold downward step He op~ned the
door uron a man Tn" man shook and -
so dii Nj OrangomeTy
-C"n-u~.- sad tho visitor State
whether you ere tho head ~ the family
and what your pr~occupation ~. Are
YOU single or are You married and d.
Vorc"d Are your answers based IN IN
formation and b~li~rr-
Go away said NJ Orangom~ry in
tones that tr-mblod with several assorted
emotions
Have you any homer demanded the
man.
NO replied Mr. OrRnEomery sadly.
Tor he ~ truthful man
-HomsIesS.- sad the man writing u
down on piece q caurihl' RI hiK enough
70 choke q goat.
60 away said Mr. OFanRomery. .. .
! shall get a policemen
IA CENSUS taksr u ~ nv place 20 get the
policeman. said the stranger without
the basement gate Allow me But you
have just said you were HOMELESS and We
are taking census Of the public parks
gust ~ wind blow the door 20 and che
stranger went ~ laughing ~ the out
RACED Mr.. O-angpme-v. who was freezing
on his own threshold with his index finger
perrpaneatly pressing the basement hell
Not far away lives a scholarly man who
sits up laro 20 rend Thither chcered by
the kindly hight glowing through tho dark
ness. the census taking man directed his
1teps The scholarly man answered ths
he'll ~ once rrd stood looking az him with
-o intense a gaze thr' ,hs ~. nstaksr could
only saw: He. hic. he
NO. no protested the scholar. -hic.
haec. hoe. and he shut the door
The RRmbuncter family lives On Park
place The NAyfarer sent In three alarms
~ ths basement hell Nra Rambuncter
~ oncs began ~ hide the solid silver
shile ,hs little RamhuncteVa thrsw up
hreastworks ~ bedciothes Mr. Ram.
nunctsr npened the door ard stated
that no vac ths head ~ the family. tina,
ha Was White, that he Waa maFvisd. tia,
NJ Aaa four oaapF.ngA I'M 10 Waa z
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ELOPES WITH GIRL OF "a.
Farm Hand Aged 90 IN San Charwsd
WITH AbductIsn.

SFAFoRD. INel april - With State
officers and hundreds of citizens search
ing for John a. Hall and Aida Mae Horse
man. VINO eloped from the Horseman
home at midnight Sunday. they elilded
their purSuerS and were married at Den
ton Md NV a Justice Of the peaua az Z
o'clock Monday morning
The bride is only 10 and Hall In -. Tho
whereabouts Of the runaways wa not
know n until they returned IN Laurel Iafe
into Custody and Hall was Looked I'm
Mrs Hall Ia az tho home 81 Chief OF Polica
Davis and il under the care Of a phy-
-,,tSr
The charge ~ abduction has be4n filed
against Hall The girls parents win seek
~ have the marriage annulled. Hall came
20 Laurel last July and had been employed
rs a farm hand by Mr.. Horse;nan.
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TRIAL ron BROOKLYN COPS.
I.ieutenAnt and Sergeant Must Answer
for Alleged Assault IN Rdertak~r.

Police Lieutenant James Murray and
SerRt. James McGrath of Borough In
sp~ctoT HolshAnis star in Brooklyn.
were held yesterday for rrial A. the Court
~ Special Sessions by Magistrate Tighe
IN the Adams street court On a charge n
assault.
The complainant - John J. Cleary. an
undertaken. who alleges thA, on April
10 Murray and McGraih went Ia his store
IN PLAIN clothes and treated him roughly
They had been sent out to round up some
cons who were supposed 10 he on their
posts. hut according Ia Clearv thev re-
fused 20 tell him what they wanted wi.-h
they forced their wav into his place
II was only on their departure. he said.
that they showed their shields
Murray and McGra'h were paroled by
Magistrate Tighe.
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BoOk WAkER NILS HIMSELF
Hathaway. Nen known IN " IIIls m1sburG.
RaIts the G;asae.

Iprn Hathaway. a bookmsksr. who for
years had a poolroou IN Williamsburg.
tl."f himself yesterday in Robert Whites
salon ~ Greenpolnt avenue. Ne was 80
v",rs I'D and Lived az Manhattan avenue
M Nohle street
II VS. said that In two years Hathaway
~ a undesirable fortune He told friends
As' month that u he could gse the privilege
r.nning a poolroom once more he
"'uld lean up az tho end 81 the seaoon
around New YORK. and quit the game.
\ week ago he told friends that he han
h@en tipped on that hs would b allowed
2" 0r~n up IN = feW DAYS. On The following
DAY he got word that he had better hold
or Tor while longer.
Hathaway went into Whites plAce -
~ p w. Yesterday. declined - take
drink With fFtenda. vent on into = rear
room and sAt down az a tahla. Then 10
snot himsslf In the bad with - caioro
revolver.
Hathaway oslsaRsd 70 q vel hngwn
"tlllAlneouf1 lAmliF. .rna.s.s
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Prince RavIIng.

warr- rr,i,s. '. April - Miss
caroline p Rrrling. daughter ~ George
= RurIinV. County ! treasurer ~ West Ch~--
ter eoun'v and president of ths citizens
RsnA ~ Waite Plains. wss married 70
nisnt a. orlpck 10 the Memorial Ne. hcdis'
Episcopal 'hurrh here 70 l. Msro Pri1fe.
y real estate dealer The ceremony eas
performed ~ the Rev Dr George y pue
The rait ~ honor vas Miss Edith Hyrnsn
v-rs Mi-s Marian Purdv ~ PLEASANT vile
Nts- i:Ith iAnglois % NaIRatuck, 'onn
Nli-4 Mildred Gibson NJ iiids@v nod j.
ana Vlss clara Bvrn- IL WAITE Ilalns
'rrD i,uriing. 'Asht-r NJ the Ci'iIea- Gank
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IniIsrte GVeeuwoOsi.

Ni'I,zr, Norris Imbrie. ". and Misc
Mary " C-renv ood. daughter of Nr and
Ms Moses Greenwood. Jr were hurried
a, - " o'clock ye.'erday mon IN the Marble
/, cueEists church. Ftfth avenue and
Tsen1v-nin'h street The Rey Dr David
j Bnrreli. pastor 81 the church. performed
70 ceremony
Mr. Wiiiism 4 Heron. " ;, q sister Of
ne brine. vas the matron ~ honor, end
no trisiesmai Via we're the Misses Srefchen
nd Hayel JneVd@V ok 81 Louis David 7
Wells vas ne heat W, n. and the usher. were
Nilli-m Heron, Jr George Mott whit
tnE John G. GTIeT nd O. keDneliy Imbrts
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Basasm DAyBe.

The marriage Of Alfred &. Bosom and
Mis- Emily B1vne. daughter of Mr.. ana Mr..
Ne rs,.el g. Bnyn=. vas ce4ebSated &c s.se
o. lock yesterday aftsrnOoa a. the home
~ ne hgtte's parsnts, asS Riveraids Drive
Inc ReS Or. leighton Parks, rector Of 81
bsTiholomeN's Episcopal Church.. per
, -tafsr-in-Ia~ % the BRIDE was the matron
Of honor De Witt laockman wa the beat
man. and the nshsgs we're Paul BaYne, yehn
tarrere. HoWand feh ana fTot' Ahcnoss
TNlpin
the repifen's 81 the brides parents IN
Riverside Drive
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w,sRtNGroN. April -. Miss Alics sorreI
Ries n and Lieut.. Richard wainwright. ~
sN, we're msrrisd this afternoon q, -
Johns Epi-eopal church by the Rev. Roland
cotton saith. The bride. Uho e the dau9h-
isT 81 Mrs Paul Biech, Has SOCIAL eerretaSy
81 the White hOuss for Mr. T9fe until re
i the 500 of Rear Admiral waluwVighi
MIS- B,sch Nae pttepded By her cousin.
sl. NJ, n"I ~. nsf nsn, hs1Ss ISss o
The naherg wsre Lleueenent-f Commander
hldlsT Mc l.sah. Lsut. yo4a y, E9ooAs,
N Cock. al o. The navy.
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picture, Tor I.Iner CIarInnntI.

-Four paintings representing sc~ns~
in the city ~ CincInT All. painted 10y
l.nms e. Nogt. NSr~ unveiled yesterday
on hoaryi the steamship Cincinraii NJ the
Hamburg American Line They were
presented Nv c,'I1ens 81 the city ~ en-
cinratI. 1--WE 81 whom hal come here
O. ha pressnt ~ the unveilnR About
twenty more who are nov residents
pi the city were pressn' tor. Frank A.
wiborR made y short sp@ech present-
,ne TIE pictures. and they we've arc~p'si
nv Eru,l RnAa for the steamship company
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MINED CHINESE EVIDENCE
ResWIts IN i've OrleHSaIs. ChaPaed win
NlnRMer. aseIIlnH AMAN.

Besmetn m rive Orteueats, NmaP9Rd Win
NuFsler. t:ettiRG away.
Jung soon and Ie Wing. Who were
charged with the murder cG Tow waV
FoOn. killed m tho rear 81 r. Mott street
On Deoember - last. were diachaFR~d on
their oWn recoghixancea by Judge War.
day.
The men we're &C the On l.ecng ronR AMI
the Witnesses aGninnt them all we're
ulembeTa 81 the Four Rrothara. None
81 the Witnesses told tho same story the
came Way twice.
laaaa 81 thu men Woglld tanA Is nFOwOaa
Eaaoo eatWoen tha WaFrtAa faotlona ID
ChlmaaQwn.
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Tho steamship Campania. IN saIl this
morning for Liverpool. will hav" on board
~ = ! Barford r. NJ and Ms
Andres Z Bickford. Engin~~r L'"Us q q.
Roddv r capt y" Crespignv. Mr.
Rev n. v GRAY. u u. and SIR fd~ ard
and Lady Morris
On board the steamship Majestic. for
Southampton. will be
In. Nor ard Mr. n & Rundy. Sir ard
Mrs. IaVranra - Or~ay Sir and Mrs. Henry
Hsrland. Mr. and Mrs, n r Porter. Dg
PlHip Van lnR~n and Prof and Mr. n
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SAY IosA. Cal. ApriI - - Claus spFsoksis.
Jr youngeat soA % John D. epreekeia
Of Gan Franctaeo. Wae NAaFTted to-day -
MIS- Eliia Moon q East aan Jese. ,spsse les
vaar Through rs tnlaeuaflnA fof Nea cess.
an OraQom Hifi. = ~ VA el44lin9 mlaele
S1sSe y ~ Meea ana all vass nss.ssa
an ID NalAia.
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MOSs TAKEs KArIE MUELLER.
woltev's GRi Wms ~ IndrV Assistant
Dlasr1sa Att@rney's Care.

Katis MtsSllsT. the main witness against
Albert wolesr. Who viii be ssnt~nced to-
daV Cor the murder % Ruth Wheeler. was
recessed Yesterday from the Hoaae of
Deaenaton ~ the request of Assistant Dts
trtc1 Attorney Frank Mos and taken TO
Mr.. Moaa's homo. Nhsre abe VII remain
for q time.
NJ. Nnaa. who prosecuted Woller. aaid
that q room had been nHod up Tor the Girl
and thai che would REMAIN there until
aha went mo ratlFeunqnt, Mr.. Moss n
aonVineed q Ne glFla doairo 20 FofoFua-
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vsrrazsAnS Belpsd. bot ThAt was some
Time AsO-Ouly 1.OoO Members % ES'a
0rdeP n the world ana One % Them De-
q kms-Anoshsr % Eisssr BaFsosIL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-08-25
Application No. l77l

Application No. It'll
Notice of Application for Per-
mission to- Appropriate the Public
Waters of the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby gwen that en-
the 3Oth day of July, 1910, in
accordance with Section 25,
Thapter XXI, of the Statutes of
1909, one @. D. Boyd of Halleck,
County of Elko and State of Ne
vada, m; d, application to the State
Engineer Of Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters of
the State of Nevada. Such appro.
Jriation is to be made from Rabbit
Greek, at points in the NW4 of
SW3 of Sec. II. T. 35 N. R. 81 E.
M. D. M. by means of a reservoir,
and all unapprop1iated water is to
be conveyed to po nts in the Sci
and Ell of NE4 Sec. 2; WI of NW4
of Sec. IL both in T. IS, R. 81 E., M.
D. M. WI and NEt Of Sec. SO, Sec.
25, SEA of Sec. "a. and Sec. 10, all
in T. 35 =, r. 81 E., M. d. M. by
means of bitches, and there used
irrigation and domestic purposes.
Water to be returned to stream at
point in South line of Sec. 18, T.
35., R. 81 E., M. d. M.
Date Of first publication August
4th, 1910.
Date # last publication Septem-
ber 9Th, 1910.
Signed
EMMETT d. BOYLE,
State Engineer
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-08-25
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