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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
WATER WAGON DRIVER
SUFFERS SERIOUS HURT
Team Frightened by Runaway
Horse Overturns Vehicle
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

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CORTE MADEIRA, June IA run
away horse with it's tether rope tan
gled up in the wheels of a tricycle.
frightened the water wagon team
which William Kynoth was driving and
resulted in two broken ribs, dislo-
Gated shoulder and other injuries for
the unfortunate driver.
The horse that started the trouble
had been grazing on the roadside A
small boy left his sisters tricycle. near
by while he hunted for blackberries.
The horse saw the tricycle. and started
to run, breaking his tether rope, one
end Of which dragged over the tricycle.
and became tangled with the wheels.
The wagon was overturned and KY
moth lay for several hours unconscious.
Finally passerby saw the overturned
wagon and discovered the driver un-
der 1T.
A year ago today Kynoth's son
George was killed in a fall from der
rick. Only recently his brother died
in Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
UNDER THREE FLAGS
CAR AT INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June IL
Through the fertile center of Indiana
and over the famous stone roads Of
the Hoosier state the Flanders "twen-
ty' under three flags car slipped along
for l35 miles today. running from
Huntington through Wabash, Peru,
Kokomo, Upton and NoblesviIle to In
dianapolis, which was reached early in
the afternoon.
The run included at least 200 turns.
which slowed down the running time
considerably. thongh the guide book
ens bled Pilot Lan8 to guide his charge
accurately for the whole route without
retracing a single revolution of the
nobby treads.
The car was met outside of Indian
spolis by a detachment Of Flanders
cars owned by Indianapolis people and
escorted TO the Studebaker garage.
which was reached shortly after s
o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
SANTA BARBARA OIL
LAND BRINGS $3.50, 900
Property of 955 Acres Sold at
Big Advance

Papers were signed yesterday for the
sale by the Central trust company Of
800 acres Of land in northern Santa
Barbara county to Frank /. Brown,
president Of the Palmer oil company.
and associates for $250,00o The land
lies at the mouth of Cat canyon, the
new oil district, in which the Palmer
property is located.
The land has been held by the Cen
trail trust company for 10 years. 1t
was ori iginally taken over for $4,000
At that time il was regarded merely as
agricultural land The advance of the
oil belt, however. has increased values
in this region. The wells of the West
and New Pennsylvania companies are
only one mile distant from the prom
erty and new concerns are drilling in
the immediate vicinity.
II is understood that the acreage
viii be incorporated in new oil COM
pany TO be organized by the Palmer
people.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
YOUTH SQUANDERs
$4,000 IN 8 DAYS
Young Spendthrift Is Shot in
Struggle With Constable
After Long Joy Ride
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MARYSVILLE, June 17.-With the
discharge of a pistol which a constable
was trying to wrest from his hands,
Benny Wyrick, son of a wealthy Lin
coin family, late yesterday was severe
ly wounded in the left side, and at the
same time there was brought to close
three day automobile joy ride, in
which he spent $4,000 given to him to
invest in Sacramento real estate.
He started out from Sacramento and
rode over large part of several coun-
ties in an automobile accompanied by
two women and man.
He paid all the expenses and was
brought to a stop only when Constable
Warren Of Lincoln interfered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
STATE WINS APPEAL IN
INHERITANCE TAX CASE
Supreme Court Ruling Increases
Commemorative Income

The supreme court decided yesterday
that in the payment of an inheritance
tax the amount which is exempted by
law shall not be subtracted from the
entire bequest, but from that on which
the heir pays the least tax.
Henry Timken, wealthy San Di-
egan, at his death willed to his five
children $63,736.40. According to law a
per cent tax is fixed on the first
$4,000, u per cent on the next $4,000
and 2. per cent on the remainder. BY
law also $4,000 is exempt. The court
subtracted the $4,000 from the entire
bequest. The state appealed, asking
that the $4,000 be subtracted from the
first $4,000, and the appeal was sus-
tanned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
TEN CENTS FAREWELL
GIFT TO HIS WIFE
Meager Donation Lands Chauf-
feur in CITY Prison

Leo Blast. chauffeur for the Asso-
ciated oil company, gave his wife,
Evelyn. All their rooms, 722t Golden
Gate avenue 10 cents yesterday morn
ing and told her that was all the money
he had, and as he was tired of living
with her she had better hustle for her
self.
He walked away and she followed
He became annoyed and struck her and
Policeman Robl arrested him for bat
terry. When searched a revolver was
found in his pocket and an additional
charge of carrying a concealed weapon
was booked against him.
The wife pleaded with Robl not to
lock her husband up. He was released
on 500 cash bail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
SAN JOAQUIN POULTRY
RAISERS HOLD MEETING
Professor Jaffa Will Be Asked
to Lecture
TSpeciai Disbotch TO The Call

STOCKTON, June IA large num-
ber of chicken fanciers attended the
meeting of the San Joaquin county
poultry association at the chamber Of
commerce headquarters last night.
IT was announced that an effort is
being made TO have Prof. NJ. Z. Jaffa,
who recently addressed local poultry
men. to deliver another lecture here
during the month of August
Mrs NJ S. Hillman was elected to
membership.
c. H Robbins explained the points
of Barred Rock that was on exhibit
tion and Eugene p. Sabin discussed
the double mating system as applied to
the breeding of Barred Rocks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
Stockton News Brevities
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


POLICE FORCE INCREASED Stockton. June
1.-THE board OF police and fire commission
ers. last night made seven appointments TO the
police force. Five new men. The ap-
pointments follow: Frank H. Fredericks Ben.
jamin A.. Hannah, James @ Dewey, y Wilbur
Potter Huge J. Tye. patrolmen; Frank II.
Eshbach desk clerk; stephen J. 0neta. special
officer. The appointments will go into effect
July l.
COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET-The CONNER
cial club will hold its banquet at The Stockton
on June 27 a feature of which will be the
menu, consisting entirely of San Joaquin county
products.
SEEKS USE OF BALL PARK-A. A. Denison,
secretary of the Oakland chamber OF commerce,
is in this city for the purpose of making ar
rangements with County Assessor Cy Moreine
to secure the use of his Oakland State league
ball park for Oakland's exposition this fall.
MARRIAGE LICENSES-Marriage licenses have
been granted follows: George II. Eekman,
aged %, and Evelena Iowne, aged Is, both OF
Fresno; Edward G. Weisbach, Folsom. aged
81. and Sarah ]. Diesen. Angels. aged 33
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
LOG DRIVER BROWNS
IN THE PITT RIVER

REDDING, June 17.-Missing his
footing on a rock to which he had
sprung from floating log, Arthur
Bradley, a river driver fell into the
Pitt river at Big Bend today and was
drowned. John O'Brien. who was rid
ing the same log, made the leap in
safety. Bradley's body has not been
recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
SHOCK OF HAY NOT
IN CLASS WITH STACK
Burning of Smaller Quantity
Saves Man From Penitentiary
TSpecioI Disootch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO. June 17.-Because
Thomas Doyle of Merced was convicted
of burning a stack of hay, while the
evidence only showed that it was a
cock or "shock" of hay, he will be
saved from spending 2k years in the
state penitentiary, according to a de-
cision of the appellate court written
today by Justice Hart.
To burn hay stack is a felony, but
to burn a hay cock is only misde-
meanor. There is as much difference.
says the opinion, which cites the die
tionary. as there is between a residence
dwelling and a hotel.
w A. Rucker was the complaining
witness in the case. The Merced judg-
ment was reversed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
WOMAN SWALLOWS PINS
AND DRINKS ALCOHOL
Strange Method Used in At
tempt at Suicide

SAN DIEGO, June 1T.-Bent on put
ting an end to her existence, woman
named Veney Ford was found eating
pins and washing them down with raw
police were notified and forced the
wouldbe suicide into the patrol wagon
and she was lodged with great diff
Guilty in the woman'S ward OF the
county JAIL where an attending ply
sician said there was a chance for her
raoOverv
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
POLISH BOMB KILLS
ONE; WOUNDS FOUR
Gendarmes on Vienna Railroad
Are Victims of Attack

WARSAW, Russian Poland, June II.
bomb was exploded in squad of
gendarmes at the Geordzisk station, on
the Vienna railroad, so miles from here,
today.
One gendarme was killed outright,
four received mortal wounds and their
chief was slightly injured.
The bomb thrower was arrested.
An attempt is made by the authori-
ties to connect todays violence with
that at Radon, where Colonel Won
siatski of the gendarmes was killed by
a DOliceman
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET
MARRIAGE LIZ
beautiful and worth seeing

Along the Ocean Shore railway, the
mountains. fertile valleys and rocky
promontories For miles the road runs
along the ocean cliffs, affording an ever
changing panorama. of scenery: A trip
to Halfmoon bay is highly interesting
Leave Twelfth and Mission daily at
a; M, $3.50 a.. m, 3 p. m. and $40 p. M ,
also 10:30 a. m. Sundays. EXCURSION
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
MARRIAGES

GoPCEvIC-DoDD-In this city. June 16. 1910.
by the Rev. Father t. n. Pashkovsky. MilOs
NIitrOv Gopcevic and Mary Elsie Dodd beth Of
San Francisco.
OSBoRNE-PITCRE- Osborne and Alice
Pitcre.
WHITNEY-ALTON-In this city June II. 1910,
by the Rev. Father Pendergast of St May 5
cathedral, st. John Whitney and Hettie Al
ton, both of San AIateo, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
PASSER OF NUMEROUS
BAD CHECKS ARRESTED
q. L. Price Is Found at Klamath
Falls. Ore.

The police were notified yesterday
that George L. Price was under arrest
at klamath Falls, Ore, and Detective
Lord will leave this morning with the
papers for his extradition.
Price disappeared in April last. leav-
ing a trail of worthless checks behind
him. At the time he was secretary of
the Calistoga sanatorium company and
all of the checks were drawn on the
Calistoga national bank.
The warrant on which he was ar
rested was issued by Police Judge
Deasy on April % on complaint of w.
w. Cooley of the Burroughs adding
machine company, III Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
RAILROAD RATE
HEARING RESUMED
Manager Estimates Increase in
StOcktOn's Shipping as 1000
Per Cent in Nine Years
Shipper Declares Firm Is COM
PEELED to Meet Discrimination
i'm Favor of Sacramento

STOCKTON, June 1.-THE state rail-
road commission met in this city today
TO resume the hearing of the complaint
brought last April by the Los Angeles
Association of Jobbers praying for a
reduction of rates into the San Joa-
quin valley
The various parties are represented
as follows:
The complainant Association of job
bers Of Los Angeles, Attorneys Kuster.
Loeb & Loeb: Southern Pacific, c. w.
Durbrow; Santa Fe L. 7. Clotfelter;
intervenor. Traffic Bureau Merchants
association of San Francisco, William
r. Wheeler and Seth Mann; intervenor,
stockton Jobbers' and Manufacturers
association. Attorneys Ashley & Neu-
miller; intervenor, California naviga-
tion and Improvement company, At
torneys Clary & Louttit.
Attorney Neumiller filed an amended
exhibit of freight rates.
The Los Angeles counsel said they
had no objection to any concessions in
favor Of Stockton so far as Los An
Eeles' claims We're considered.
OBJECTS TO STIPULATION
Attorney Durbrow of the Southern
Pacific was on his feet in an instant
I don't think il proper" he said,
for the commission TO take into con-
sideration any stipulation on the part
of Los Angeles. I shall object to it."
We've tried to open up the matter
for stockton" explained Los Angeles
representative.
San Franciscos attorneys agreed
with the railroad attorney and like
wise denied any discrimination in IA
vor Of San Francisco in present rates
The commissioners held that they
would not be bound by technicalities.
and added that they wanted to obtain a
broad understanding Of the entire mat
ter.
J. d. Fish. local manager of the
Southern Pacific. said in answer to
Neumiller's questions that local job
bers did considerable shipping into the
san Joaquin and Sacramento valleys.
INCREASE TEN FOLD
Fish estimated the increase in ship
ping from stockton during the last nine
years as having been ten fold.
James ". Kinnear. assistant man
ager of the Samson iron works. testi-
fed that his firm was compelled to
meet d large dinerential in rates and
that Sacramento could ship beyond
Stockton at a much lower rate than
his firm could ship beyond Sacramento.
". G. Dozier. travelling passenger
and freight agent of the Santa Fe, said
stockton was geographically located to
do a big shipping business and that
the increase in shipments during the
last four years had been immense. He
estimated the number of travelling men
from Stockton as 100.
c. d. Clark and several other ship
pers and merchants were on the stand
during today's session. The commits
sion intends TO clear up the case be-
fore adjourning the local session.
Oil Field Rates Lowered
AKERSFIEBD, June 1.-THE board
Of trade was notified today by the rail-
road commission that fares to oil field
points have been ordered reduced as
follows: From Bakersfield TO McKit-
trick s195 instead Of $40, and 10
MOoren sL90. instead of S2.35. The
Maricopa fare is reduced correspond
ingly- Freight rates have not yet been
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
HINDU BEATEN BY
ANGERED COUNTRYMEN
Adoption of American Mode of
Living Gives Offense
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OROVILLE, June 17.-Because one
of their countrymen had assumed to
become partially Americanized by
discarding his turban, eating like
Americans and not attending strictly
to the Hindu form of living, Hindu
laborer employed at a camp near this
city was beaten by several others last
night, and it is thought that he- will
die from his wounds. He was beaten
with a shovel and pick handle The
Hindu now lies in hospital here in
a critical condition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
Two DIE IN BoA7

TWO DIE IN BoAT-Seatfle, June 17.-Albett
Needles. 30 years old. an attorney Of To-
nopah. Nev.. and Miss Blanche German. the
u year old daughter Of Richard German OF
Ofilla. Wash, were drowned Yesterday In
sSysn lake when \ boat in which they were
riding was capsized by dog they had taken
IN with them Miss Alice Monohan, aged Is,
was also in the boat, but was saved.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
JURY CONVICTS THE
MURDERER OF SHERIFF
Indian Who Killed Lake County
Official Doomed

LAKEPORT, June 17.-Guilty of
murder in the first degree was the SEN
tence brought in today by the jury
which tried Louis Augustine, an In
of this county May last Kemp was
shot and killed in the hills near here
while trying to recover a saddle which
Augustine was alleged to have stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

Birth marriage aud death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indOrsed
with the name and residence of persons author
ized to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
DIPLOMAS AWARDED
AT CHICO NORMAL
Thirty-nine Graduates Partici=
pate in Graduation Exercises
TSnecfol Disoatch 10 The Call

CHICO. June 17.-Thirty- grad
yates of the Chico state normal school
received their diplomas at the COM
mencement exercises held at the school
this morning. After the presentation
of the diplomas and the commencement
address by Sidney S. Peixotto of San
Francisco, flowers and presents were
showered upon the graduates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
TARGET FOR STALE EGGS
Pedagogue Leaves Nevada City
on First Train
[Speeial Dispateh 70 The CaIll

NEVADA CITY, June 17.-Professor
w w. Finn, a member of the high
school faculty, was pelted' with rotten
eggs last night as he was returning
from reception given by the students
to the members Of the faculty. 1t is
declared that party of high school
students made the assault, but they
escaped before the police could be
called. Professor Finn left this city
on the first train after being pelted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

Passengers should check their bag
gage at the depot in order that it may
be forwarded on same train and avoid
delay at destination.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
COTTON AND RICE GROWN
IN ANTELOPE VALLEY
Government Experiments Prove
Successful
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPeCIdI DIsPuICII TO TIC NuI1
RED BLUFF June 17.-Cotton and
rice crops are being grown success
fully in this county at the government
experimental farm in Antelope valley.
Twenty-seven varieties of rice are
growing satisfactorily and big crops,
for the amount of land planted, are
expected. The cotton plants are also
showing up in fine shape.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
IN MEAIORIAM

NeKINNON INSTITUTE no. 3-Members
of NcKinnOn Institute No 3, Young Ladies'
Tnsfifute are requested % attend the an
nuaI requiem mass for our deceased sisters to
be held at ST. Ignatius church tomorrow
1Sundayl June 10. at $50 o'clock. Members
will assemble at Holy Cross cemetery at 1850
o,eJock to visit the graves OF our tieceised
sisters. ELIZABETH COLLIGAN President.
92 Sanchez street
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
BIRTHS

GILSON-In this city June IL 1910, to the
wife Of Edward B. ellison, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
cARn oF rHANKs

HOERTER-We desire to return our sin
cere thanks to our many kind friends for their
loving sympathy and beautiful floral offerings
extended 10 US in the hour Of our bereave-
THE THE FAMILIES OF HoERTER AND GALLEY
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
Oil Field Rates Lowered

BAKERSFIELD. June 1.-THE board
Of trade was notified today by the rail-
road commission that fares to oil field
points have been ordered reduced as
follows: From Bakersfield TO McKit-
trick S1.95. instead Of $40 and 10
Mooren sL90. instead of $2.35. The
Maricopa fare is reduced correspond
ingly- Freight rates have not yet been
reduced as asked for.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

AOH1AATY-In this city. June II 1910. at the
parents residence, 243 Brighton avenue. infant
son Of John j. and Grace f. NlOriarty, and
brother Of ELLEN Moriarty. a native Of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

W1NDELEH-Entered into rest. In this city.
June IL 1910. Anna dearly beloved wife u
Peter Windeler. devoted mother OF Henry F..
Eda ID. and William F. WIndeler Mrs. George
j. White and the late Meta Windeler, grand
mother Of Edward WindeIer and Hazel White.
and loving sister OF Herman and Fred Hustedt
and Mrs John Peters. a native Of Hanover.
Germany. aged SO years s months and II days.
Remains at her late residence. 2O33 Howard
street near Seventeenth Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
WYFR-In this city. June II, 1910, Mary. be
loved wife OF the late John Wyer and loving
mother OF John D. Wyer, native OF County
Westmeath. Ireland aged y years
Notice OF funeral bereafter- Remains At
the parIors OF j. G. O'Connor & Co., 40
Turk street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

heGRATH-In this city. June II. 1910. Ed
ward Thomas. beloved OF Edward and
Florence McGrath. and brother OF Alice L.
MeGrath, a native Of San Francisco
Remains at the chapel of McAvoy & o. ElarR.
2224 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

GREEN-In this city. June 16 1910, at the city
and county hospital Edward W. Green a ma
tive of Indiana. aged 80 years.
HARRINGToN-In Portland. Ore, June II.
1910, Francis B.. husband of Sophie Harring-
ton. father of Webher c.. Francis B. Jr- and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

evening. fine programme was carried
out. and delicious refreshments were
served during the evening
Mrs. B. r. Bralthwaite entertained
Tuesday afternoon for number of
friends,
l.. K. Anderson is spending the week in
Salt Lake City.
Miss Emma Parry was hostess at a
chatting dish party Monday evening. Eight
of her girl friends were present.
Walter Stevens or Logan is a guest OF
Miss Sidonia Olsten.
DR.. C. w Martin and Gotlicb Gortat re-
turned Thursday from salt Lake where
they attended the Laymcn's convention
held there the first OF the week.
a delightful surprise was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. stephen Norhces Tuesday even"
ing by about twenty-five of their friends
Dainty refreshments were served about
midnight.
Henry Jensen was delightfully."- surprised
Friday evening in honor Of his birthday
in his beautiful new mansion
The new officers Of the w. #. B. club
entertained fifteen OF the club members
at the Eagle house Monday evening at
a chatting dish supper. During the even
ing a scarccrow was presented TO the
club.
Mrs. M, Mortenson was hostess at a
parcel shower Thursday evening in hon
or OF Miss Leona Madscn, who is to be-
come a bride next Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
ToOELE.

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE. March 12.-Mr and Mrs.
Morris Loveyn entertained at cards on
Monday evening at tho Caldwell hotel
were won by Mrs. J.. l.. Baker and Mrs.
William Mack, l.. l.. Baker and MI
Culley.
On March "a the Rebekahs will give "A
card party in the l. O. O. +. hall Prizes
will be given for the best scores.
Andrew Russell and wife have re-
turned home after a protracted visit in
California.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Droubay Of Lin
ccln entertained about seventy-iive OF
their friends on Thursday evening. the
occasion being Mr.. Droubay's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Droubay entertained In
their usual hospitable way. An elabo-
rate dinner was served. The evening
was spent in cards. music and many So
cinl games
Jack Campbell and Miss Ina Rudy of
Salt Lake City were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Groesbeck al Hotel Tooele
on Sunday.
The Ladies' Sewing circle was enter
tained at the home of Mrs. P. Lodge on
Fifth avenue Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was most delightfully."- spent in
cards. Mrs. Lodge was assisted In en-
tertaining by Mrs. Howard Wallace
Mrs, Adelaide Lane. Mrs. William
Weidner and Mrs. Lacy of Salt Lake
6. A, r. circle were the charming Wis
the first OF the week.
The parcel shower given at the home
OF Mrs. James Stephens Thursday even
ing In honor OF Farley Huffaker and Miss
eTery sn payticuiar s About 'u sixty Hecgsu Guests
were present. Lively games were played
and a good time was had until late
hour.
Tooele at the home OF her sister Mrs
=. p. Lodge.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Mctho-
dist church at this place met with Mrs
William st Clair on Thursday afternoon,
a large crowd was present and a most
profta bic time spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate and family have
gone TO housekeeping at their cottage on
North Fifth street.
Mrs. John Franks OF Ophr is visiting
relatives In Toocle.
There will be a calico ball given i'm
the opera house the evening of March II
Old fashioned dances will be inter
spersed during the evening. A prize Will
be given for the neatest calico dress
Dancing will begin at $40 and the grand
march Will take place at 10 p. m. Sup
per will he served at the Relief society
hall after p. m.
Miss Fay Lodge and Miss Mac Collins
of Salt Lake City will spend Sunday in
Toole with the parents OF Miss Lodge.
A. c. Sullivan and Mr. Stevcrs re-
turned from the city on Monday morn
ing.
Fred Sniyely. wife and daughter OF
Deep Creek were visiting In Tooele the
first Of the week.
Mrs. l.. I. sicka spent several days Of
this week In Salt Lake City.
William A. Smith and daughter Mrs
Eta Sidaway OF Rock Port Utah re-
turned TO their home today. Mr.. Smith
is former resident OF this place
After a years stay in Murray. Arthur
WaIburton wife and oaby have returned
TO Tooclo and arc pleasantly located on
East street.
Mr. and Mrs Rhynald Thill have moved
to their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. who have been
making their home AT the Idanha Inn
have moved Into their home
Mrs Samuel Merritt was visitor In
New Tooele on Wednesday
Mrs. Edward Groesbcck is visiting rel
atlyes and friends In the city this week