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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
FEW UTAH CATTLE
ARE TUBERCULAR
Government Veterinarians Com
pIete Inspection Of Sixty
Five Hunt'ed Head.
ACT WITH STATE BOARD,
Bureau Of Animal Industry Co-opcrat-
Ing Mlth State Officials in Dis
covering Disease.

Tho veterinarians Of the Bureau Of
Animal Industry under Chief r. e..
Murray have put $500 head OF cattle
through the tubcrpuln tests in salt
Lake and Davis counties and found
per cent more or less affected by tu-
bcrcoIosis. This is considered very
low figure as compared with other
states, and is a gratifying showing
From one to five government veterin-
arians have been employed In this
work acting as per legislative proyi-
sion under the direction of the state
board OF health, aa special state Off
GERS.
The Inspection and testing win be
continued through the fall, over the
other counties, So that the entire state
VIII be covered as rapidly as possible.
In number of cases the condemna-
tlou Of cattle has proven hardship 10
owners one ddiryman 10 the south or
the city losing a herd OF n cows, al
most cutting or his means Of liveli-
hood The most marked loss was that
Of the fine Jersey herd belonging to
tho state prison. Involving loss OF
81 500. Tho veterinarians say the whole
trouble started from three or four
Salt Lake county herds by importa-
tions two years ago, and had spread
quite widely before discovery By the
state authorities Secy. Beatty OF the
state board OF health recognized the
gravity Of the situation, but found him
self Crampcd by lack OF sufficient APP
propriation. although the legislature
had authorized employment OF govern
mcnt officers i'm prosecution of sup
pressing the disease. At an oportune
moment. DR.. Melvin, chief Of the
bureau OF animal Industry at Washing
ton. CHANGED 10 meet Or Beatty, and
stated he had discovered a fund from
which moneys might be drawn to fur
nish government cooperation desired
and needed. SO the bureau stationed
IN this city was authorized to furnish
sufficient number Of veterinarians,
and active inspection was begun.
Or Murray. the local chief. Is glad
to say that live stock owners are CO.
operating with him in cleaning up dis
eased cattle, so that II will be but the
matter Of time before the state is en-
tirely free from tuberculous cattle. Tho
tuberculln test seems to he infallible in
its workings. and the officers say there
is no other way in dealing with affected
stock than the slaughter house. Tn
affected parts Of condemned cattle may
be used FOR food. according to govern
ment regulations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
NEW TOWN OF PROCTOR.
Building Operations Under WAY ON Nc
Nada Settlement ON Western Pacific.

Building operations have begun at
the new town of Proctor, New. on the
Western Pacific railroad. 81 niles west
Of Wondover, at tho state line. accord
ing to \. W. Tenant, prince Of Proc
tor, who has just come I'm from there.
THE basement for tho hotel has been
completed and the contract let" said
MI Proctor today. Then there will bc
a store "a barber shop. saloon and 9TH
er buildings started az once, and little
later scnoplhOusc, dancing hail and
amusement place, and many other
structures viii De erected. The re-
sumption OF regular freight service and
the putting ON of the through passon-
ger trains, which viii be- done Aug. q.
which viii give us 1--WE regular pas
frnRer trains each way 4 few days
ago douu train was run west over the
road 90 Doe AT tho san Francisco end TO
etart east the toreuart of August.
When these trains start up things viii
egin 10 stir at Proctor where many
Utah and Colorado people have already
purchased town lots and viii construct
various kinds OF buildings. The num-
croUs extensive sheep and cattle
ranches and the rich mineral deposits
OF the vicinity Will AN bc greatly bcuc-
flied by the new railroad, AN OF which
will contribute TO tho upbulding of
the town OF Proctor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
RAMPANT PAIR IN COURT.

Robert Steanhardt and Arthur Scott.
the two chaufteurs who engaged In a
pistol duel on Main street last Wcdnes-
day night, and in the exchange or
bullets wounded Carl Offers, were ar
raigned in Judge Bowmans court this
morning on the charge Of assault with
intent 10 murder.
In the complaints Steanhardt was
accused OF having attempted TO muir
der Scott and Scott with the attempt to
murder Steanhardt, Both defendants
pleaded not guilty and their bonds
were fixed at $1,000 each. The hearing
of Steanhardt was set for Aug. 1 and
Scott Aug. ?.
Offers, the victim Of the flying bullets
In the duel, Is lying at the German
American hospital and his condition is
reported as favorable for his rapid re
covery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
BROUGHT TO JUS0C[
AFTER FIVE YEARS
sophie Beck PAYS Fin.
storey Cotton swiudle ana n,'' ia
Using Malls "'d

Philadelphia, July e-Rron.,.
oar OF the United States co ISM to TIE
sl'y today after she had ehdaa 10 tbs
Tor nearly Ave years, Sophie ' ~ capture
o OF me principals In the fnr,' De'A one
luton oII swindle, which fonrS Nous ,.l siorey
gu parts OF the United Stst.s victims IN
guilty TO the charge Of u u'I,es pleaded
10 deiraud. She was sents ,,s me mals
a me of $500 and als 9o'4t o 1s % psy
the cost OF prosecution W pay ~ o.
otter the Storey swindlo -,
exposed five years ago '' so. Rad been
went TO Europe. She rs,H sophie Beck
United states last year ana 1r,su to The
rested Ai in Atlantic city in sep,s was ar
al OF the principals of X fb'7'a ne
company, with the exceptio, we storey
Francis, fled the country OF sAnlsy
Francis recently coupis,oa
three and one-half vears, Irving a
tne penitentlary. Frank Nar,t.usice 10
dent OF the concern. is sS,, sen, pres.
years sentence I'm Sing sing u
charge brought against him T"s o. a
YORK and Ewart storey ann, I NeE
the promoters Of the concern r,''I I,. q
an insane asylum in France 1''1 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

bonds he was romanded to the custody
Of the sheriff awaiting trial
karth's appearance In the court this
morning was tragic echo Of his do
nestle infellcities on the forenoon OF
June 6, while under the influence of
liquor, he had entered his home and
after upbraiding his wife fired two
shots at her. both of which took effect
but were not serious in their injury. As
the wife fled from the room he at
tempted his own life by hacking at his
throat with butcher knife. karth
has recovered. under the care of sur
geons, from his own injury and now
that he Is able 20 bear the strain OF
the trial the state finds itself without
It's principal witness Mis-. Kartp, the
wife and the victim OF the defendant.
A short time ago the wife advised the
county attorneys office by letter that
she would not appear against her hus-
band In the charges. and since she has
taken up her home IN Nebraska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
SUES TO QUIET TITLE.

Hanson j. Rivcs brought suit I'm the
district court this morning against
william f. Hills and Mrs. Robert $.
Tanner. her heirs, assigns ana ad-
ministrators, to quiet the title to lot
4. block SO, plat b. The plaintih al
leges that he purchased the ground
from Hills giving him mortgage and
note for the same. The mortgage was
apparently assigned TO Mrs Tanner.
but when the plaintlf paid the note,
HIS went to the recorders office and
wrote the satisfaction Of the mortgage
on the mortgage book as follows:
satisfied (slgned) Mrs. Robert $.
Tanner by William f. HIS her at
torney I'm fact" Mr.. Rives claims that
the assignment OF the mortgage was
only pretended and asks for clear title
against all of the heirs Of the assignee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
ALL COLORS TO SHOW
WISCONSIN POLITICS
Red Socialists. White PrOhibluonisS
Blue Republicans and Green
Democrats.

Madison. wis, July a,-Red Social
list, white Prohibitionist blue Re-
publican and green Democrat may NJ
come common terms in Wisconsin.
Secretary Of state Frear has discover
ed that under the new Dunn ballot Jaw
each political party must choose :
distinctive color for its ballots he ha'
invited the state chairman OF eath
political party 10 suggest a color y"
his party hereafter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
DRoUTH AFFECTS SALES.

The almost unprecedented drouth has
so reduced the wheat output In this
state that local implement dealers re-
port large reduction Of expected sales
Of harvesters and headers. The other
crops do not seem To- have been very
much affected Within the last two
years tho precipitation was So heavy
as to mn UP the springs and well holes.
so that the continued shortage I'm rain
fall does not cut 50 much Of figure.
At the same time, II rs recognized that
IL next season is a dry one. there win
be a marked diminutiou i'm the crops
and much priyation with some actual
suffering
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
HORACE SMITH A VISITOR.

Horace II. smith. who left Salt Lake
IN November, 1906. returned this morn
ing from Washington where he has
been holding an important committee
clcrkship in the senate, which enabled
him 10 study law at Georgetown uni
Nersity where he has secured the de-
grcts OF bachelor OF laws and master
W laws In June last ne was admitted
TO practise before the District Of Coo
lumbia bar Nj. Smith married while
living east Miss Louisa Lampson She
accompanied Mr smith to visit hero
during the congressional vacation. Mr..
Smith rs a veteran OF r. troop. Fourth
United states cavalry, with which CONS
mand he saw service i'm the Philippines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
TEACHER FOR SIXTY YEARS.
Miss Mary adams Currier Writes of
Experiences In salt Lake.

The following extracts from a letter
dated Wollaston. Mass, June p, from
Miss Mary Adams Currier who has
been school teacher for go years. and
since 1858 one OF the faculty Of Welles-
ley college, Massachusetts. where she
has been professor of elocution for Is
years. may be Of interest to The News
readers, as Miss Currior was recently
visitor to Salt Lake and In this letter
to Col. Kit Carson, she refers 10 her
pleasant visit while here.
81 have been quietly celebrating 90
years OF teaching, after our commence
mcnt exercises where / was the guest
Of the Alumni at the Normal school.
where | began my professional work in
1865
Il want to take the whole trip to
California again, and to stop off at Salt
Lake and read or lecture in the taber-
nacle. After you left US we were shown
about and / read a letter In the taber-
nacle To test its acoustic properties
which are fine.
zone OF my wellesley girls is the
wife OF q lawyer In your city, ami
another has just been on to commence
ment and she says l must come out
this fall and speak or read.
My pupils are everywhere and II is
a JOY 10 meet them and their children
as | go about.
Shall you spend much OF your time
In your new home in beautiful Salt
Lake city? IL ] am so fortunate al b
visit the city again, 7 should beg TO
hear you tell OF some OF your wonderful
experiences in the early years OF your
life.
Il received tho paper you sent me
THE News and the pictures are so
good l should have recognized them
at once.
Il shall be here. nine miles out OF
Boston, for time, but have a simple
summer home on the old farm In New
Hampshire"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
ONLY TWO OFFICERS IN
WASHINGTON TODAY

Washington, July 9.-Onlv Eve, $500.
bers OF President Tafrs cablpst wv, .''l'
the capital today, Sitting on ,ba 'y wa "a
as former Prest Roosevelt dssi i, .l
TINS summer assignment. on 'q p''.
master General Frank Hitchcoct ~ ,s'
ranking officer Of the two here SSy, I1'
ed inc duty of being the head Of y.
government in Washington todsy "'
IL Is likely that this honor VIM Z. -
Hltchcocks during most OF the sng,,'..
unless one OF the four cablno, osl...,
VINO outrank him should return ~,
postmaster general intends to taks y.
vacation in tho fan. az
The other member Of the eshi,o, 4.
town Is Secy. Meyer. Of the nav W..
resumed ms work at the departr,p,
for n few days. having come from N,
summer home at Hamilton N.,.
whero he intends to spend sev,-,i
months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
RESTORE PUBLIC
LAND IN UTAH
Secretary of Interior Issues Or
ders Allowing Settlement
OF Country.
OTHER STATES AFFECTED.
Nacates ST $50 Acres Near Powell, Sc
yler and Ncbo Reserves for Set
Element Aug, ~.

Washington, July 9.-The secretary OF
the interior has restored to the public
domain several tracts OF land that had
been withdrawn in connection with the
irrigation projects, but that are not
now needed by the reclamation service.
The reservations Of the week:
Boise land districts, Idaho, 43 $50
acres, subject to settlement Sept. Il
and TO entry oct. II.
Glasgow land district in Montana.
1890 acres subject TO settlement Sept
3, and to entry oct. $.
Phoenix land district, Arizona. $500
acres, subject to settlement Sept. 10,
and to entry oct. 10,
Williston land district, North Dakota,
2lO0O acres, Withdrawn for the Willis
ton project and $1,000 acres in the same
district, withdrawn for the Buford-
Trenton project.
Both OF these tracts become subject
to settlement Sept. %. and to entry
month later.
The unapproprlated public lands In
area eliminated from the Occur d'Alcne
and Pend 'Oreiile national forests in
Idaho. by presidential proclamation will
become subject to settlement under the
homestead laws on Aug. % and to
entry Sept 81 About $500 acres were
eliminated, but only about 1000 acres
are unappropriated. The lands are To-
Gated in Bonner. Latah and Kootenai
counties
The vacant unappropriated public
lands, about 5t.7S0 acres now under
temporary withdrawal for forestry pur-
poses near the Powell, Sewer and Nebo
national forests, utah, will become sub
ject to settlement under the homestead
laws on Aug. % and 10 entry Sept. 81
The lands are in scattered areas In
Tooele. Garfield and Kane counties.
An area eliminating from the PccoS
national forest New Mexico and
amounting to 81 $50 acres can be settled
on Aug IS and entered Sept. II. The
lands are located in Santa Fe and Rio
Arriba counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
ORGAN RECITAlS
AT THE TABERNACLE.
MONDAY. JULY II. 1910.

MONDAY, JULY II. 1910.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon
at the organ.
Fantasia in A Minor ..-..-.J. s. Bach
Litany .-....---- schubert
Serenade ......-....--.', schubert
prayer ..'...s-..-...-.. .Lemmens
spring song ,.--s--..'''. 49, hotlllS
old Melody ......Arr. by Performer
professional March .......... Parker
TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1910.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon
at the organ.
Prelude to "Lohengrin" ...... Wagner
Elizabeth's Prayer tTannhauser)
........ ''-'''.. wagner
Evening star (Tannhauser) Wagner
Cradle Song ,........... schneider
Temple March .............'Nl vincent
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1910.
Assistant Organist Edward p Kimball
at the organ.
Lost CHORD ...---......'.. SULLIVAN
Pastoral ..-......... ..'..St. Olalre
Bereeuse .'''-.'.- ...'.'.''' kihder
old Melody .....Arr. by Performer
March Pontihcal .........-..Go unod
THURSDAY, JULY II. 1910.
Assistant Organist Edward T. klmball
at the organ.
OucrtoTN .,...,...-...-... batlste
Spring Song ...........M Mend elssohn
Op. %. 4 Flat .............B atlste
Pastoral ,,....'....... .,... tahikes
old Melody ......Arr. by Performer
March Salonelle ..,...,,... ketterer
FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1910.
Organist j j. Mcclellan at the organ.
TOCCata IN g .,..,..s... n. DUBOIS
Hymn Of the Nuns ..,,..... Welv
Largo ............... Handel
old Melody ..,... Arr by Performer
overture to "Obcron" Won Weber
SATURDAY. JULY 16. 1910.
Organlst J. j. Mcclellan at the organ.
SPECIAL REQUEST PROGRAM.
Requests must be mailed to organist
at Templeton Building before Thurs
daV evening
Doors open at le noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
MAYBRAY LEADER DIES.

San Francisco. July 9.-Russel II.
Herman. reputed leader OF the May
bray gang of race trace and prizehght
swindlers, died last night at the oak
land hospital, where he was operated
on several days ago for cancer OF the
stomach.
Herman has been in the Alameda
county tail for several months await
ing an appeal to the United states SUI
promo court against an order Of the
United States circuit court removing
him to Council Bluffs for trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
PIONEER SERIOUSLY ILL.

Mrs, Susannah =. Boothe Of Brigham
city, president OF the Relief society
Of Boxelder stake. is quite III at her
hQme iN brigham city, where her son.
r. II. PIERCE. insurance agent Of Salt
Lake. was called to attend her. Mr.
Peirce returned home, Friday, and re-
ports his mother who is so years Of
age, improved, and In spite OF her ad
vanced age IL Is thought that she viii
recover Mrs. Boothc Is one OF the few
surviving 1S47 pioneers. having reached
the valleys Of Utah fcw weeks after
the original band Of trail blazers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
TIME FOR REFLECTION.

Al White carried the pitcher once too
often when he imbibcd yesterday after
noon, and Judge Bowman lost pa
tence with his rcpentant stories this
morning. White has been steady
visitor within the prisoners railing of
the courtroom for the past few weeks,
and on four occasions promised the
court that he would give up the drink
ing habit. He was back again this
morning on the old charge OF drunken
intONiCant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
PERSONALS.

r. r. Critchlow has returned from
Princeton, where he saw his son
graduate, and his college ball nine
beat Yale.
Superintendent Rogers Of the
American Express company has gone
70 Los Angeles on trip.
DR. r. J. Curtis and wife OF this CITY
have gone to Pasadena TO attend the
medical convention there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
VALUED GOODS INJURED.

IL appears that Arthur Scott and
Robert Steanhardt, Chauffcurs, charged
in a complaint issued by the county at
torncy with attempting TO kin each
other. did considerable damage with
their bullets. h. J. Shashou, OF the
Partisan Art company, 2J9 south Main,
had several expensive rugs and
kimonos that were pierced by the wild
bullet that shattered his window. He
claims damages to the extent OF $3.50
therefore the duolsts may be charged
with the destruction Of property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
WILL FORCE SECRETARY.

Jefferson City. Mo. July e.--The SUI
preme court issued an alternative writ
Of mandamus today. returnable July
10, in the suit of John w. Halliburton
10 compel the secretary OF state TO
place the Republican re -districtlng
Constitutional amendment on the Of
ficial ballot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
TEMPLE NOTICES

The salt Lake temple will close %
Friday, July ]. and open AGAIN W.
Monday. Aug. l. ,.,,,-tt
(Signed) JOSEPH r. S"4i-''
The ST. George temple VIII olose ~ y.
Friday. July /, 1910, and reopen "
Tuesday. Aug. 30, 1910. .,>,>ov
DAVID II. CANNoN'
Logan temple will close on fr ~,
July 90. and reopen on MONDAY daSrS STP~
s. 1910. " ~
The Manti temple will close july 90
and open again Aug 30, lsiq
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
TRYOUT FOR RIFLEMEN.

The adjuthnt general announces that
competition among the state militia
men for positions on tho state team
for Camp Perry will DE held at the
Fort Douglas range July 24-3O Major
w. O. Williams is 20 be tho executive
officer and Issue all necessary orders,
With all the contestants under his
SUPERVISION. Captain kneass viii 20 to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
EXTREME CRUELTY CHARGED.

Ada y. Winward commenced suit for
divorce against samuel +. Winward in
the district court this morning, alleging
cruelty to herself and especially to her
little son, Leland. age L. They were
married in this city Dec 10, 1896. and
have the following children: Leland, u:
Milton, 9; Goldie. s. Frank. 5, and
Chloe, 2. The plaintiff alleges that
on various occasions the defendant has
ordered her and Leland out Of the house
and has AT various times beaten Leland
shamefully She asked for the Gus
tOdy Of the children and alimony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
PARTNERS IN COURT.

II. G.. Harmon filed suit In the dis
trict court this morning against James
\. Lynch for the recovery Of S1,5O7f4,
alleged To be due in pursuance of an
agreement TO dissolve the partnership
known as Lynch q Harmon. The
complaint alleges that the partnership
had in hand the construction Of a
building for the Sierra Nevada Lumber
company. and that when they agreed
to dissolve the partnership, Lynch
promised to give Harmon $1,000 at the
completion Of the building. OF this sum
he paid only N,492sG. leaving a balance
Of 81 5O7 a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
COURT NEWS
RESPITE FOR LONDON.
Daily Appearance Interrupted Until
Mondny--No Jury Yet

Belle London. manager Of the stock
ade. was today given respite In her
now daily appearance in the police
tUCi trC"nl the hearing OF Tia" case N
which she is charged with renting
houses for immoral purposes and
which was begun yesterday afternoon.
having been continued until Monday
morning
The case was begun yesterday after
noon at o'clock. and at o'clock four
Of the venire OF eight talcsmcu had
been excused, under the eNamtnat ton
of the defense, and the exaIplnatlon of
the first Of the second four only begun.
The Jurors excused We're John
Everill, william Irvine, =. S. Condie
and w. " white Those TO be eN-
amined Monday morning are Walter
Calder. Albert :. Riser, j. Willard
Squires and w. NJ. Lewis.
The difficulty In securing the jury In
the case against Belle London ycster-
day was due mainly to the fact that
the defendant objects to be tried Icy
jury that believes In the enforce
ment of the law and a jury whose
members are opposed to the police
protection OF the social evil The
talesmen examined yesterday each
voiced their disapproval OF recognition
OF the necessity for the eNiHcnce Of
houses Of prostitution. and all admit
ted that they knew Belle London by
reputation, as the keeper of houses OF
that character.
Mr. Condie, I'm his examination by
Culbert l.. Olsen, Belle Londons coun-
selor gave his definition OF what he
believed the stockade to be.
When asked II he knew what the
stockade rs. Mr.. Condle replied; Yes,
think so. used TO ride the range
and we had stockades there whore we
kept reuegades."
AZ Mr.. Olsen, on behalf Of his client,
wants a jury that believes in the ex-
istence Of an institution such as the
stockado. 1t IS not likely that the actual
trial OF Bcile London on testimony Will
be begun for several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
REDUCED FREIGHT CREWS.

sylvania Railroad company today re-
duced the number OF freight crews In
active service on both the Philadelphia
and Middle divisions and is preparing
TO reduce the time in the extensive
shops in this city The reductions are
due to dull traffic. it is said,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
HOUSE DECLINES To ACT.

Atlanta, Ga, July s-The Georra
house OF representatives today declined
to urge the Georgia senators to seek N,
removal of Internal Revenue Coiecllt
Hucker, a negro, who in a resoluili
before the house was designated 90
undesirable" person 20 the office It
was denied on the authority that Ru,k.
err had rendered his resignation.