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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
HOT ARGUMENTS IN
TIMBER FRAUD CASE
Special Prosecutor Bitterly Ar
raignS Defendants for Con-
spiracy to Defraud.
DEFENSE COMES BACK
WITH EQUAL EMPHASIS
lmpresses Jury With Plea That
Testimony Is Given by Con-
fessed Perjurer.
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Feb 25.-Severelv ar.
ralgning the defendants for deliber-
ately plotting TO defraud the govern
ment out of valuable timber lands and
afterwards summarizing the evidence
that, had been introduced by the gov
ernment to show the existence of this
conspiracy, starting from its inception
until the time that title To the large
tract IS found in the hands of the three
principals in the alleged plot. Assist
ant Prosecutor Miles S. Johnson faced
the Jury this afternoon in the William
r. Kettenhach, George II. Kester and
William DwYer timber fraud ease and
opened the prosecution s argument.
The case VIII go 10 the Jury tomor-
row afternoon for both the opening
argument for the government and de-
Tense was delivered this afternoon. C,
G. Cavanah, associate counsel, pleading
the case of the defense, closing the
session today. Peyton Gordon will
make the closing statement for the gov
ernment tomorrow morning. Judge
Dietrich will follow with his instruc-
tions, which he states viii take one
hour and a half to deliver
Both sides are confident Of favor.
able verdict, which may not be re-
turned until Monday.
The initiative in the conspiracy orig
mated from Eettenbacb and Kester,
declared Special Prosecutor johnson,
and later Dwyer was taken in as the
outside party. The Lewiston National
bank of Lewiston was the headquarters
Of the conspirators and the directors
room the scene of the plot. Later the
first step in the conspiracy was carried
out by the procuring Of "dummy" en-.
trymen, including Shafer. Cornell. Tay
lor and Others who were located on
the timber and who after being given
the money TO prove mp on by the de-
PENDANTS and at the Lewiston National
bank decided the property over to Ket-
tcnbach and Kester.
Attorney Cavanah declared in his
argument 20 the jury that the govern
mcnt s case was based upon the testi
mony of an arch consprator and self
confessed perIurer who testified for the
defendants at the last trial and now
rcpudiates his former statements. His
deductions were that no jury would
send the three defendants to prison
and take them away from their fami-
lies on the statements of man who
had not only periured himself. but
stole $l37 900 from a banking institu-
tion, He scored tho government special
agents and detectives and visibly i'm
pressed the Jury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Provo Mining Notes,

PROVO, Feb 25.-Thomas l.. Vincent
and John Lovcless have returned from
HilSo. New. where they have worked on
the Prohio Nevada company's property
which is owned by Utah people Messrs
Vincent and Bovclcss consider the prop
crty a most promising one and believe
tho Hlio district will give a good ac-
count of itself when better trauspor,a-
tiou facilities are secured.
The directors OF the Utah Consolidated
Mining company have decided TO resume
work on the .company's property In TIutc
within a few dnys. William M. Mathews
has been engaged to supcrintcnd the
work,
Manager E. II. Bullock started men to
work on the Tintic Combination yester-
day. The shaft is now down 20i feet.
and il is the intention OF the company TO
maintain a continuous campaign of de-
velopmcnt work.
The Lost Josephine Mining company
held its annual stockholders meeting
here Thursday and elected the following
directors and officers for tho ensuing
year: Albert Singleton, president: oliver
Senior vice president: Evan Wride, II.
A Smoot and j. NJ. Gulick; "A O.
Smoot secretary and treasurer. The
stockholders were unanimous In favor
ing an active campaign on the prop
ertv this year. and work win he com
menccd AS soon as the property. which is
on the reservation is accessible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
BIG FIRE IN BOISE;
Loss WILL Be HEAVY
Wheeler MOtter Mercantile
COmpany's Store Completely
Gutted by Flames.
Special TO The Tribune.


BOISE. Ida. Feb. 25.-Fire, which
had been burning for some time before
discovery and the turning In OF an alarm.
carly this morning gutted the Wheeler
Motter Mercantile company's store at
i00s-lOl0 West Main street. despite the
combined efforts OF all the fire companies
In the Boise department. The origin is
unknown.
The entire stock may be n total loss,
either being destroyed by the flames or
ruined by smoke and water The loss
on the stock is estimated by j. } Van
Hulen, president treasurer and manager
OF the company. at 500, 600, The build
Ing, which is owned by Mrs. Alice II.
Timer is estimated worth from $4,000 10
100000, The stock Is partially covered
by about $4,000 insurance.
George Mcintyre, proprietor OF the
Elite Messenger service. discovered the
fire and turned In the first alarm.
The entire front of the building blew
out. completely burying every line OF hose
playing At close range on the front Of
The building, Several members of the
department escaped injury almost by u
miracle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
CACHE POULTRY SHOW;
GOOD DISPLAY OF FOWLS
Special to The Tribune.

LOGAN Feb 25.-The Cache County
Poultry association Is now having its
second annual exhibit and is wcil pat
ronizcd with n good display of birds. Al
fowls as last year. the quality is much
better and greater care has been taken
in the preparation Of the birds Mr.,
Browning of Ogden acted as judge, and
ne finished the scoring late last night
\ thing that the promoters OF the show
take great pride in Is the fact that Mr.
BrowAinG'S scoring placed some of the
local birds ahead OF those which were
exhibited from other parts of the state.
and which had taken first place at the
state show last fall. In some OF the
Ing made here eclipsed amy he had ever
seen. The list OF awards follows;
Association challenge cup-Won by AL
ma Olsen of Logan with his Rhode Island
The special prize offered by the asso-
citation for the highest number of birds
points or better was won by Henry T..
Nelson OF this city, who entered twenty
birds and eighteen of them scored better
than ninety-three points. They were all
I'm the White Plymouth class J. a. FL
wood of Bear River City. Box Elder coun-
ty. took first prize.
Black Langshans-iar1y Farr Of Logan
first Mrs. Il S McAlister second.
Bun Orpingtons-Prize to l., +. Smith.
Logan
Black Lcghorns-E. u. Mathews, ProNi-
dencc.
Barred Rocks-Bert McCulloch, Logan.
Rhode Island Reds-Alma Olsen of Lo-
gan first prize. Joseph II. Anderson OF
Logan second.
Single comb White Leghorns-lienry E
Nelson OF Logan first. j. c. Sorenson sec
ond
Single comb Brown Bcghorns-J. r.
Wilson, Jr. Of Logan first prize, 7. l..
Pearce of uyrum second.
Rose comb Brown LeghornsIJ G
Johnson of Logan first, r. w. Shlpley of
Paradise second.
Bum Lcghorns-All prizes 10 r. IL.
Hayes of Logan.
Toulouse gecse-First prize to r. H.
Hayes second prize To G.. J.. Olsen OF
Logan
White yandottes-Joseph Qtte OF Lo-
gan first. George c. Jensen OF Logan sec
ond,
Buff Wyandottcs-An prizes TO d. s.
RottS Of Logan,
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LUND DETENTION HOME
Is FILLED WITH BOYS



MURRAY. Feb 25.-Thc Lund dctcn-
ton home. in the vicinity or Murray. is
now well nllcd with boys. The number
just at present being larger than at any
time previous. Superintendent Arthur
yelling is Of the opinion that the future
is now assured. and is gratincd over the
good results which have already been OBJ
tained. Mrs. Welliug assists In the
school room. having charge OF The third
and fourth grades. while Mr.. yelling
taking more interest IN their studies
daily. and are sure To make good.
The mechanical department is now the
center of attraction. For one hour each
day the boys work In this department,
and many useful things have been turned
out. The pumping plant. which WAS in
stalled at the school. has proven "A fail-
ure. and some other plan will very short
ly he adopted for the furnishing OF water
With the purchase Of the plot Of ground
INST opposite the school, the farm work
VIII be carried out this summer moro
VIGOROUSLY
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OLD FOLKS OF DRAPER
HAVE ENJOYABLE TIME
Special TO The Tribune.

DRAPER, Feb. 25.-There was JOY in
the ranks of the old folks here today
when the annual entertainment in their
honor was given In Rideouts hall This
event in particular IS always looked for
ward To with Il grcgt deal OF interest by
the old folks here whose ages range from
10 up. More than 100 were present dur
ing the day. The real doinGS began at
noon. wncn all assembled in the hall,
where. besides listening to an excellent
program. those present had an oppor
tunity OF miUgling with friends whom
they had not seen for some time. Talk
tests were in vogue all day.
The programme rendered was exceed
inely good and those who listened TO the
musical numbers greatly enjoyed them.
y banquet was served later in the spa
ciouS hall
This evening another gathering assem-
bled ut the hall. -. O. Eidcout delivered
an appropriate address and spoke cncour-
agingly TO the old folks.
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Bell Franchise at Brigham.
Special to The Tribune.

SV"NIAI ~ IIlE IIIUUWG.
BRIGHAM CITY, Feb 25.-The city
council last night adopted an ordinance
granting the Rocky Mountain Bell Icle
phone company a franchise, but the
telephone company has objected and may
not accept II, as il provides that the
rates charged for phones shall not eN-
cecd SIS annually for residence phones
on four-party lines: $2i for each phone
on two-party lines. and $50 for business
phones. Mr. Fcnnemore. on behalf OF
the company, said that these prices were
not enough to make tho business pay.
He wanted the ordinance changed TO
read SIS for business phones. and for
four-party lines outside the city on rural
lines. $2is
The application OF the ogden N0rth-
western Railroad company for n fran
chiSe to operate an electric system in
this city was referred back to tho COM
mittcc and city attorney for investi-
cation.
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IND SAYS WIFE USES
R BIG STICK VIGOROUSLY
IN Tine Tribune.

4 10 The Tribune.
3Eg. Feb. 95.-There is big stick
Same OF Jacob Wanssgaard. and
1.dded with such hcftiness by
~. Wangsgaard as to cause the
n n start an action for q divorce
IT. hounds OF cruelty. according 10
1plaint filed with County Clerk
Dye this afternoon.
'rgaard SAYS that on frequent oc-
4 his wife has attacked him with
. causing him bodily and mental
The last assault. he says. was
february 10.
arks the court to7give him a dl-
and the custody Of their four
IA son, for whom the mother de
Inc is not a nj custodian. The
s9aards were married in Ogden
|13. 1905.
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Gambling House Raided.
Special 10 The Tribune.

'-T''"IIt 70 IIIH 7 IIIlNTl'.
OGDEN. Feb. 25.-Detective James
lender and Patroman Charles Lane got
past the lookout at the st. Louis gam
b,inG house tonight and raided the
place. Charles Creighbaum ono OF tho
proprictorS OF the place. Edward Burns
and Albert Johnson were arrested and
raken to the police station where they
wcrc later released on bonds. The three
men VIII be charged with gambling Sat
urdav. The officers say that many other
persons were in the place at the time
OF the raid. and some OF these will be
called as witnesses
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Funeral Of Joseph G. Perry.
snncinl 70 rhe Trihnne.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb 25.-The funeral oil
the late Joseph c Perry took place To-
doy All the Masonic temple, under the
auspices OF that order. of which he was
a member Rev. c. J.. Martin of the
Methodist Episcopal church onerea
acter OF the deceased during his life =.
There were several visitors from salt
Lake city present 10 attend the serN-
ices Thcv were Mr.. and Mrs. w w.
sanders Mrs Lizzie Brown, Miss Mary
Roe, Miss Ethel Anderson and George
Ducsch. John J.. Perry. son, from
Butte arrived thls morning. z,..,
The Inlerment took place in Glenwood
cemetery.
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Marriage Licenses at sanpetc.

Special 70 Tho Trlbunc.
MANTI Feb. 25.-The following mar
rlage licenses have been issued by Conn
~ Clerk Eliason the past few days, Ray
r. Mctcnli and Allie Halyerson OF Gunni-
SON Mr.. Cook and Ellen Livingston Of
Fountain Green, Elmer w Larsen and
Agnes Holland of Mayilcld. John Olsen
W. Lundduist Of Hcyburn Ida, and Anna
Thompson of Spring City. Peter Micllc-
son of Rexburg. Ida. and Candnce Broth
crson of Mt. Pleasant. Samuel simmons
and Eva Anderson of Mt. Pleasant. Eph-
riam Clarence Scow of MaNhcld and
Katie HenElnson OF Manu Eoots Bcal
and r. H. SecIy OF Mt Pleasant
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ms OF SCALDING
RESTING in HOSPITAL
to me Tribune.

N 10 INC lrlDuU'.
DEN, Feb. 25.-The special train In
u d Conductor j. NJ. Mullaney.
M Ogden last night TO bring
IN ]. NJ. Walker and Fireman NJ.
l who were severely Scalded
q from Tremonton. Ida, arrived
la shortly before 1 o'clock this
a with the injured men. Both
nmedistely taken to the Ogden
4 hospital where their injuries
.tended by DR.. r. :. joyce. the
uryeon of the Hartman lines.
mo men were in the cab OF their
when. without warning, tlue
|fo the boiler exploded. throwing
/ water over their bodies. which.
4 Escaping steam, caused them 10
ed on the face, arms and body.
Acspital this afternoon II was re-
hat both men are resting we'll
serious results are expected.
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Death of a Pioneer Woman.
ncinI 70 rhn n'rihnnn

no 7
RICHFIELD. Feb. 25.-Thc funeral
services over the body OF Mrs. NJ. G.
Wcngrer were held In the Third ward
meeting house at | o'clock Thursday
afternoon, Bishop Toons conducted the
services The speakers were Hcber
Christensen and j. w. Coons, Music was
furnished by John Hood. Mrs. Weugner
died at her home on Center street. She
had suffered for months from a compli-
cation of heart and kidney trouble, Her
sole attendont was her aged husband
al the time of her demise. She was one
of thc pioneer women OF Richheld and
had done much for the community, She
vac born at Viva. Denmark on March
I 1871 and would have been so years
Of age had she lived another week. She
camc to Salt Lake City from her native
land in 1866, and three years later she
became the wife OF NJ. G. Wengncr. They
moved 10 Richheld in 1871 and have
lived here since then. enduring all the
bardshIps OF the pioneers life.
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A Bank for Wellsville.

Special To The Tribune.
LOGAN. Feb. 25.-Articles Of incorpo-
ration Of the Wellsville city bank We're
filed here today. The company js capt
taliZed nj $4,000. with shares at 500
each. The lncorporators are Arthur RetZ,
u. c. Perkins T. l.. Sumpter and G r.
Neal of Salt Lake City and c. II. Gun
nell and L. l.. Gunucll OF WcllSvlllc. Betz
ig president OF the institution, G.. l.. Cum
nell lis Vice president and f. l.. Sumpter
is cashier.
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Opium Joint Raided.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb. 25.-The police de-
rarimcnt Taidcd an opium den i'm China
town last night and captured one wIi,e w,',
,San and two Cinnamon. Tho white man
niain,od he was there 10 teach the CHINA.
men the English language and was not
induleing in tho smoking Of opium,
They were all released on $40 pal'
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Commercial Club Booming.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY. Feb. 25.-The Commercial
club OF Murray is now well established
and has several improvements in view
Tor the future advancement of this town
Those at tho head of the association are
all wide awake men. and are numbered
among the prominent and influential cltl-
zens of Murray. Already a number OF
successful ventures by the club have pecn
accomplished. and others are 10 follow
shortly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Hiah.Line Canal Contracts.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 25.-Thc Provo Reservoir
,,,nnany which VIII build a canal from
the mouth OF Provo canyon nortllward
20 jrrie1tc the high lands of Utah co9n-
~ az far north as American Fork, has
iet contracts to build two and n half
miles of the canal. on which work WIN be
commenced in few, days. Contracts FOR
additional work WIZ be let as soon as
c1irNcys arc COmpletcd
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Detailed Explanation,

|Snmpter Valley Railroad company
M owned a SinSlc.acre OF timber
'fhe state OF Oregon, but, as { am
"A In several lumber companies in
Ia which own land. | presume
u the ones involved. and no doubt
1.-The land held by them has been
ID from individuals by local man
oy that ] have never personally
Id any such purchases, and l
sny. In most emphatic language.
any company IN which | am in
has done anything contrary to
is not only without my knowl-
ID contrary TO my direction and
Icrsiood attitude.
/ ouite satisfied tlat none OF the
Enlarged in the dispatches have
mmitted by any person. because
4 believe that ] have I'm my en-
4 man who would knowingly do
Z contrary 10 law.
/ naturally shrink from pub
4 connection with such serious
as mentioned in the press dis
! Flaming TO come from the dis
'orney's office i'm Portland, yet so
nv, conduct is concerned in con-
with these matters. | court the
Investigation.
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.INF0RMATI0NS FILED
BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
J The TrihlIne.

to The Tribune.
ES. Feb. 5.-Informatious chars-
INK Murray. alias Frank Murphy,
mixing fictitious check. and
|C Streeter with an assault with
y Weapon. were fled with the
+ Aerk today by District Attorney
~ Harris.
mary Z, Murray is said 10 have
check for $50 I'm his favor and
Nc name Of Frank French. a itc-
person, 10 the instrument. before
thg 10 pass II on r. Cogen.
dnuary 10. the Information against
y charges. he assaulted Mrs. a. C.,
With chiseI. lnflicting a number
'uuds on her face and hands.
= Is now under $500 bonds pending
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WEISER TO HAVE NEW
AND EXCELLENT HOTEL
Special TO The Tribune.

WEISER. Ida. Feb. 95.--Weiser is to
have a Sl25.0O0 hotel This was decided
today when twelve residents OF the city
subscribed for $50 900 worth OF stock in
the new enterprise: SIS 600 will be raised
I'm subscriptions. and 1000 borrowed. It
is proposed TO make 1t second to none
in the state The project was started
by the Weiscr Commercial club. An eX-
pcricnccd hotel man is wanted 10 take
charge of g. Work on II will begin as
soon as arrangements can be made.
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BOY OF EIGHTEEN is
GIVEN LONG SENTENCE

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. 25.-John
Hanuschcck. is years of age was SEN
fenced by Judge willis today to twenty
five years In San Quentin for having at
tempted TO murder his mother by pouring
formaldchyde into her coffee Mrs
HanuScheck has recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
les OF OGDEN
|GHARGES BLACKNAIl
: Magnate Says Attempts
) Made to Hold Him Up
in Land Deals.

,sN reb e5.--DaVid Ecclcs, whose
~ !. eo,,pled with the Iand deals it
4 which are 10 be investigated by
I Z Grand jury summoned 10 meet
, c,a,os Attorney McCouvt in Port
q uorch /. in an interview here
'i,s,nualed that there has been n
.sts,ucl effort ut blaclSmail. which
underlyine animus in the accusa-
,I,ecred against the Smnpter Val.
,,road. Oregon Lumber company,
|. officials Of those companies, in
himself.
i moi surprised AT these charges. "
Eccles "hecausc during the last
,rs / have received not less than
4 letters. attempting to secure
|rom me by blackmail concerning
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Corporation Elections,
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
RICHFIELD, Feb. 25-'Thc stockhold-
era OF the !. NJ Peterson company, s
store held their annual meeting recently
ana heard the report OF Manager II. c.
christensen. which was very satisfactory.
There was an Increase OF over 10000 In
the business for the year. Tho old OF
doors were re-cIectcd for another year.
Thc directors are: Mrs. Sarah Peterson.
l.. II. Cutzen, Fred Hansen. j. +. CHI
dcstcr aud r. {. Christensen.
The annual stockholders meeting oi
thG state Bank OF Sewer was held
Wednesday The report of Cashier Jcn
zen showed splendid increase IN husi-
ness and the bank is in cHcellent condi-
tInn The officers elected for the year
arn. u y. Jensen t. D. Young, j. II.
Erickson. j. Z. Maslehy. j, a, Parker.
+ W GlaZcr. IL. G. Christensen: j. S.
Jensen and w. S. Mcclellan.
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alaskan" at ogden Theatcr.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 25.-''Thc Alaskan" the
popular comic opera. Will he the attrac-
ton at the New Ogden thcatcr Saturday
night Richard r. Carroll and Gus Wcin-
berg are playing the principal parts In
the opera.
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snowslide occurred close to the Missoula
copper mine. near Wallace, Ida about
q. M. sweeping away boarding house
I'm which were MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Welcher and their daughter. May.
The parents were badly bruised, Tho
girl was buried to her neck In the snow
and was unable to release herself EIer
pet dog. standing near. began bowling.
until the noise attracted the nelghbors
who rescued the girl
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Springville Man Dead.
,ccial 10 Tho Trlbunc.

Special To Tho Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE. Feb. 25.- Hans Jen-
sen of this city died yesterday at II
O'Clock OF apopeXS. He was 60 years
old and leaves a wife and six children.
He was a shoemaker by trade and was
a man of modest and unassuming de-
mcanor. and was thought very highly OF
by those who knew him. His remains
row for intcrmcnt.
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WORK Is SOON TO BEGIN
ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Special to Tho Tribune,

MURRAY, Feb. 25,--Two school build
ing sites have been chosen by the mem
bers of the board OF education OF this
place. one site is on Brewery hill and
the other just opposite the American
smelter Work of construction upon the
building to be erected on Brewery hill
Will begin at once so that the building
may be ready for occupancy by the fall
Tho building will cost Sli 900. AZ "A
meeting Of the board this week plans
for tho new building were shown and
met with the approval OF the members.
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ews OF lntermountain Region
Will Ask for Stay.
Special IL Tho Tribune.

'"i7N''3'I . . 10 iIIDVlN.
OGDEN Feb pa notice OF irtcn-
lion TO move for stay OF proceedings
IN me three actions brought against him
~ Npc Rose. J. j. Larlln and Sparks
Bros. ioi money alleged 10 he due on
u u large number of cattle sold To him i'm
boN Elde- county, was filed In the dis
[lct court here THIS afternoon BY ] L.
ior stay of proceedings on the grounds
ni hayinS hcen adiudgcd bankrupt In
ne United States court al Salt Lake
CITY. February is OF this year
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The Coming Glove Contest.

Spccial to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb. 25.-A great deal OF OF
interest is being taken by the sports ol
park in the coming sl9'esr con Sro,vI@y. e,
5yS%Iey tTsS9 '1GM Eas os so6e into active training
c,,tlr Joe Jefrord for sparrlns partner, t,l,i.
Crowley Is hard man ia beat; 1nu un r''e1n n1
ain be considerable money put UP oh
%I ,biIity TO put Rogers away.
The tight is to take place mere !" inc
,bcatcr. March f.,