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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
INJECTS NICOTINE
INTO HIS SYSTEM
Morphine Fiend in the ogden Jail
Nearly Dies Prom Effect Of
the Substitute.
Especial TO The Herald -Republican.)

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
ogden. June 3.-Craze with craving
for drug. George ST. ton. a victim Of
the morphine habit. who Is waiting
trial on burglary charge in jail, mixed
a concoction OF nicotine and injected -
into his arm as q substitute this morn
ing. The poison drove him temporarily
insane. and tonight lie Is in danger OF
death The poison was partially over
come by a strong dose Of morphine, in
Jcctcd by the city physician.
Stratton was arrested several days
ago for the burglary Of Or. fngebret-
sens office Since his Incarceration he
mas howlcd Tor drug. making night
hidcous at the jail. Small doses OF the
@ruE had been allowed him. but they
only served 20 Increase his cravings.
With the ingenuity OF desperation.
Stratton secured some tobacco and by
means OF "a tablespoonful Of water and
a small fire created by burning cigar
cite papers. succeeded in cooking up
strong solution OF nicotine in hts cell
The poisonous substitute for his favor
lite drug drove him 20 n frenzy. and Il
was with great difficulty that he could
be taken 90 the emergency hospital It
required the strength OF five men 20
hold him while DR.. Anna r. Refs admin
istered morphine.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
NEW COUNCILMAN
ELISA VACANCY
lanes KearnS Takes Place of
lanes 7. KeScel, Who
Resigns His Office.
Especial to The Herald-Republican)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Park City, June 3.-Councilman
James T. Kescel rendered his resigna-
ton at last nights meeting Of the
council, to take effect at once. After
accepting the resignation. the council
nominated NJ. J. McGu CDemocraO. SUI
perintendent OF the New York mine,
and James Kearns, principal of the
Lincoln school. for the position. Each
candidate received two votes. and
Mayor Daley cast the deciding vote in
favor of Mr.. Kearns (Republican).
The following names were submitted
by Fire Chief +. +. Evans to become
members Of the Park City volunteer
fire department and were confirmed by
the council: J. II. Quinn, g. w. Troun-
son, Neil Collins. Ezra Workman. Err
nest Williams. Robert Wright and VIII
Berry.
cash on hand May l. 1910. S4.650.01. Re
ceipts for the mOnth--Licenses. s17S.4O:
police court. S1.295; cemetery. S20. poll
tax. IS; miscellaneous, S37: grand total.
Sb.lSb.4l. Warrants paid out during
the month Of May, S2.163.5S. Cash on
hand June 1. 1910. S4.022.S3.
Justice of the Peace r. II. Waters re-
ported he had 81 cases during the
month of May. Fines imposed during
the month. 1895. OF this amount 1926
was collected in cash and 500 com
mitted.
city Sexton w. A. Gidley reported six
deaths during the month of May, four
males and two females. Cash collected
for sale OF lots. see.
Walter Evans was awarded the con-
tract for doing the sprinkling work for
the season at IS per day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
DUCKS LIKELY TO PERISH
Thousands of Them Are weakened
by Lack of Water and Are
HuddIcd In Pools.

Special to The Herald Republican,
Ephrairn, June 3.-ThOuSands of
ducks in the swamps west of this city
are IN danger OF perishing this sum
mer Tor want OF water. DR.. Otto Mel
son, the game commissioner made a
trip TO the swamp a few days aico and
found hundreds OF ducks huddled to-
betner IN pools. Some were already
trying to struggle through the tail
grass 10 find larger pools OF water. and
this rs taken as an indication OF what
VIII happen II water does not become
more plentiful
DR.. Nelson says that IL the water
supply in the swamps keeps diminish
ing during the next ten days as Il has
during the last few weeks many of the
young ducks will perish. After that II
viii be only a matter OF a few davs
until all the young birds that have
been Matched this season will die
from want OF water They are not vet
old enough to wander through Inc
grass to find deeper pools. and indi-
cations are that even the Sanpftch
river viii soon be so low that the older
ducks viii leave the region
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
DAVIS SCHOOLS TO
GIVE OUT PAPERS
Superintendent H. c. Burton
Will Award Certificates at
Pennington Today.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Pennington, June 3.-Foliowing is
the program for the commencement
exercises Of the Eighth grade OF the
Davis county schools. which will be
held in the Pennington chapel at 1
o'clock p. m. Saturday.
Musical selection, Pennington or
chcstra. mixed chorus, Pennington
class, class essay, Marie Ford. vocal
solo, Maczie Simms; recitation, ola
Jefferies. chorus, Centerville class.
musical selection, Pennington Orches-
ira; address to the graduates, Rev. Z.
l. Goshen. awarding OF certificates.
H. G Burton. superintendent of schools:
selection. orchestra; benediction.
Following are the graduates:
South Bountiful-Mary r. Hatch,
Leila A. Moss, Rachel Salter, Clyde
Hatch.
West Bountiful-Edith Eldridge. Ma
RTE Kerr, Tnez Bird, Celia Eldredge.
Kate Wood Ethel Plat. Clifford Rob
erts. David Grant: Otto Fackerel, Helen
Hatch. Gerald Eldredge.
East Bountiful-Ruth Ashby, Gym
thia Birmingham, Henry Call. Deka
Davis, Mable Holbrook. willard Holt
Claud Jacobson, zenora Jones. Beatrice
Patterson. Ralph Wndoups. Emily
Williams. Mary Wood. John Fisher
Fred hampton, Mary Riley, Earl Ses-
stons, Whitney Stayner. Hattie String
ham. Henry Stringham. Devon String
ham,.
Centervine school-June France
Marie Ford, Gladys Smith. Lunetta
Ford. Jmes Smith. Clifford Worsley
Glen Spencer, Leroy Horsley, Mathew
Wooley, Glen Cheny. Levi Barber
Frank Chase
Farmington-AIode Chafiu. Elsie
Glover Wealthy Clark. Lucy Hess
Mamie Hess, Alta Knowlton. Elva Nil
Ter, Hattie Sears, Lucy Steed. Erma
Rice, Shirley VanFleet. Rachel Clark
Leroy Clark, Thomas Huges. Burnham
knowlton, Arnold McEwan. Leslie
Palmer. Fernadio hampton. Andy Steed
Eddie Sparkman, Beatrice Boylin. Avon
Taylor.
North Observation-Disclosures Petty
Louise Hess. Laureita Hess, Louise Ell
lott, LenOra Walker.
kaysville-Beatrice Hornsby. Myrtle
Robins. Myrtle Ross. Garnet Sevan,
Ada Maylin, Alice Coles. Maggie Nor
gan. Miriam Harris. Make Owen
Malzie Simms. Margie Themassen
Lawrence Galley. Stanley Smith. MiNon
Burton. VIII Smith. Elmer CriddIe. Cliff
tord Burton. Arthur Crawley.
La ton - Golden Adams, Emily
Whitesides. Josie Jefferies. Clarence
Bone, Clifton and William Layton
Alex SchOfield. David Cook. Cora Law
ton. Zelda Wall. Jennie Weaver. RUBY
Morgan. Ida Hodson.
Syracuse-Clyde and Myron Barber
Cara Beazer. Ruby Fisher. Rena Bar
low, Cinda Thurgood. August Hanks
Bernice Steed, Zena Williams, Russell
Call
Clinton-Iaverna Stewart. Anna Nor
tenson. Earl Mitchell. George Beans
Willie Parker, Eliza HaddOc Horace
Pippin, Sarah Mitchell.
South Weber-Leonard Bowman
Mile Firth, Nellie Firth, Joseph Ray,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
GOSHEN ADDRESSES
GRADUATING CLASS
Salt Lake Minister is the Principal
Speaker at Commencement Elk
ercises of Proctor Academy.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Provo. June 3.-Proctor academy
commencement exercises last night
were attended by a large and inter
ested audience. The feature OF the
evening was the address to the grad
yates by Rev. Elmer 1. Goshen Of salt
Lake. who commended 20 the young
people lives OF honesty and integrity.
to be guided by the inward monitor.
which is always directing men and
women to higher things: and TO so live
and work that the world might be bet
ter for their having lived. He empha-
sized the nobility Of labor OF the hand
and scoffed at the theory that IL is
more respectable to Tslrsue some cler.
ical or professional calling than one re-
curing manual labor.
Miss Anna Lundberg was awarded a
scholarship In the academic depart
ment for The highest percentage in the
grammar grade.
The following officers Of the alumni
association were elected at the alumni
association meeting: President Lulu
CulbertsOn: vice president. Hester Bon
ham; secretary and treasurer, James
Tucker.
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Jacobs, James johnson, Martin NJ Lar
sen Elmer Miller, Alice Louise Key
nolds Henry Rose, VIM. J. SNOW
Samuel w. Williams.
Normal School-Alice Anderson, Luz
cretia Anderson. ]. ID. Brinkerhoff,
Lizzie Bullock, Bennett Cash, ElVlra
Cox Mary Evans. Vera Fausett. Maggie
Finlayson, Guy Hafen, Andrew Han
sen. Matte Harris, Eta Holdaway'
Arthur s Horsley, Eunice Iverson, Ida
Jensen. Floy Larson, Tessie MCGUIRE
Karl Gilbert Maeser, Leroy Nelson
Rae Noble. Marie olsen, stephen Oh
sen. Eta Palfreyman, Josephine Peter
son Leah pettigrew, Frank II. Petty.
Al MILFORD Poulson. Hannah Rokland.
Verna Scott. Orene Smart, Nellie Smith
Leonora Snow, James SOrenson, Edna
Southwick, Thera Speakman, Cara
Spiers. Mary Starr, stephen +. stephen
son, Alta Straw, Albert Tangreen, }. r
Wakefield, Emma Weeks
Kindergarten Norr-al-Alice Ander-
son, Mary Evans. Maggie Finlayson.
Eunice Iverson, Ida Jensen, Floy Lar
son. Rae Noble, Nellie Smith. Leonora
Snow, Verna Scott.
High School,. +. Anderson, William
r. Argyle. Victor Austin. Frank Beck
stead, Harold Clark, Ira Cox. Olive
Cox. Percy Craven, Clyde Crookston. Ray
Dillman, Milton p. Fletcher, George W.
Foster, Matilda Foster. Alonzo Foutz,
Viola Cashier, Charles W. Glazier,
Eva Harrison. Beryle Irving, Ellis Lowe
Thomas L Martin. Leroy Nelson. Dean
A. Pack, Frank H Petty. Bert l. Rich
ards. J. Albert Robinson, Charles
/ Sch wencl0e. Milton Savy, Lezelle
Smith. W. Earl SpaffOrd. Raymond
| Salisbury. Annie r. Taylor, Charley
/ Woolsey.
Commercial Department-George NJ
/ Billings. Elisha II. Boley. Bernard S
/ Eggertson. Leland J. Farrer. William
/ Gardner, Ray Hales, Clarence Jones
James l.. McMurrin. Albert L. Money
/ Angus d. Mortensen. Lyman W. Moves
Harold Robinson. +. J. ROwley. Heber
/ $. Ripper, @. oscar Russell. Marion
/ Smith. Oliver +. Steed. William L
/ Wanless-
| Agriculture Department.. Raymond
Hush. Bert L. Richards, Lazelle Smith
John p. Sta'-er. Herman w. Stuclxi.
Music Department-Anna II. Egbert
Emery G. Epperson. Mary Hill, Car
Nelson. Blanche Oakley, Dean Alvir
Pack.
Department Of Art and Manual
] Training-Mark W. Cram. Ernest
I Knight.
Brief speeches were made by vic,
| President Jesse Knight. Stephen s
/ Chapman, W. IT. Dusenberry. member.
! Of the board, and General Superin.
tendent Cummings spoke briefly in ar
encouraging manner to the students
| Professor Cummings expressed grea'
[ hopes OF the good results from Tho
Church Teachers college and that The
church schools would continue TO give
instructions in science and religion
recOncilinE the two.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
Brigham City Notes

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Brigham city. June 3.-Work on the
erection OF the new county building
Is progressing rapidly. -Four carloads
OF structural steel arrived during the
past week and IS now being placed
The foundation Is practically COM
pleted and after placing the steel for
the first floor, brick-iaying viii COM
mence.
In district court. before Judge WI
lard W. Vaughan. u. Brackenbury. tho
alleged slayer OF Warren Richardson.
at Clear Creek. Utah, was arraigned.
He appeared with his attorney. II.
II. Henderson OF Ogden, and took ad-
vantage OF the statutory time allowed
for pleading. He viii appear next
Friday and enter his plea.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
NEW LICENSE LAW UPHELD.
ogden Court Fines Secondhand Mer-
chants Who Violated

fSncctal 70 The Herald epublican-l
ogden. June BY the conviction Of
George Mcbride ard r. +. Wccker on
charge Of conducting second hand
stores without "a license. the municipal
court today upheld the constitution
allty of the new license ordinance. The
two merchants were sentenced TO pay
n fine OF 500 or serve 100 days I'm tail.
The cost Of the license for this class OF
business is 800 annually. Mcbride a.
WeCkcr represent the second hand men.
who have banded together TO fight the
ordinance. 10 was brought out in the
trial that the two defendants were
backed by an informal association Of
these merchants. who are prepared 70
carry the fight 20 the supreme court
Similar prosecutions are pendfnr
against n number OF other merchants
and In each case the defendant IS
backed By others OF HIS calling
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
Ephraim Notes


Especial to The Herald -Republican.)
EIhraim. June 3.-The weather has
been exceedingly hot for the last few
days and as a result many of the dry
farmers in this section and Juab coun-
~ are commencing to worry about
their crops and many OF them say that
IL there is not rain within the next
few days the crops will be n failure.
Crops on the irrigated farms are look
ing very well.
The citizens Of Spring City held an
election during the week TO decide as
to whether the city should be bonded
for $1,000 for the purchase OF an cleo
trio light plant. The votes were IS for
bonding and 6S against.
The twelve months old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Oldroyd Of Fountain
Green died at that place yesterday
afternoon after an Illness of only few
days. Erysipelas.
The contract for the construction Of
a heating and ventilating system for
the school house has been let to the
j. \. Williams Plumbing company OF
Provo. the amount being S5.66S
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
CHARGE WHITE SLAVERY
w e IT, T. Members OF Ogden Blame
City Government Officials for Al
legged DePIOrable Conditions.
rspeciaI 70 The fJera1d-R.,r,,,,..,

Especial 20 The Herald-RepublicanD
ogden June 3.-Comparing the city
hau and the men who sit in Il to the
temple at Jerusalem. and the money
changers driven therefrom bv Christ
with n scOurge. the local W. G T.
has addressed an open letter to the
city OF Ogden. laying the responsible
tty Tor local white slave" traffic at
the feet OF the city government and
demanding that steps be taken to
cleanse the city OF fallen women and
their masters
The communication points out al
legged connections between Belle Lon
don and the city government. whereby
Electric alley, the local restricted
district" is given protection. and that
officials oaths are freely broken in
the aiding and ahetting OF the traffic.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
ACUTE INDIGESTION
KILLS IN TWO HOURS
Especial to The Herald-Republican-)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Tooele. June 3.-Richard Gundry. IS
years old. barber. died suddenly at
Stockton last night Of acute fndiges-
ton. He was taken with an attack
and within two hours was dead Mr.
Gundry, who was well known through
out TOOele county, was a census emu
merator and had just recently COM
pleted his work. The funeral viii be
held at ToOele Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock and burial will be in the
TOoele cemetery. He leaves a brothe r.
Thomas Gundry. at Stockton. and a
mother and sister IN Pennsylvania- be-
sides relatives in Salt Lake.
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Kaysville Notes
lspeclal 10 rhe Herald -Republican.l

Especial to The Herald Republican,
kaysville, June 3--Mrs. Joseph
Wood. wife Of j. G. Wood and dauEh-
ter OF the late George Q. Chase and
Josephine Strceper. and one OF the
most highly respected women OF Davis
county, is dead in her home in Wood
Cross, after a long illness. She leaves
a widower and q large family OF chill
dren.
The stork has had a busy week in
this locality. Babies were born to
Mr.. and airs. Joseph Hart. a daughter
to MIR. aud Mrs. T. A. Jones, a daugh-
ter TO Ar. and Mrs. Frank Warren, a
daughter TO Mrs. Mile Hill Stewart
and a son to Mrs. May Briggs Moss.
Leonard Layton fell from the porch
of his home yesterday and broke HIS
right arm very badly
Last evening. while Mr. and Mrs.
Jens X. Nelson and family OF Bounti-
ful were attending the theatre. bur-
glars entered their home and carried
away $50 in valuables. including a
beautiful ring owned by Mrs. Nelson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
C00P'S PUPILS TO GIVE
RECITAL AT THEATRE

Especial 20 The Republican,
ogden. June 3.-'rhe pupils OF Squire
Coop viii give recital in the ogden
theatre tomorrow evening az s o'clock.
The following program Will be rem
dcred.
Inpromptu. Op. 143. No. Schubert
Miss Beatrice Brewer.
lie kOssiEnoi CTEe Nightingale List
Miss Lois Pierce.
FAslulnAQo ...ss.......... taOtteCnalk
Miss Beatrice Boyle
Ballad. Op. f7..............C Chopin
Miss lone Wilcox.
Nocturne r sharp Major. ..... Chopin
Etude. Op. g. No. 9............C Chopin
MarCh-Militairc zee. Schubert-Tausig
Lester Hinchcliffe.
Concert Etude. ID flat............Lf szt
Miss Alberta Wright.
Carnaval, CD. ........... Schumann
Miss Ruth webster.
Tarantella .................. List
Miss Lillian Wright.
SChcrzo. T. flat major ...... Chopin
Miss Maude Ziemcr.
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Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Park City. June 3.-The Miners union
held the semi-annual election OF Off
GERS with the following result: Presi-
dent. Joseph Hurley. vice president.
Gus Henson. recording secretary.
James G. Watson: financial secretary.
Jerry r. Shea: treasurer. David Baxter;
warden. William Sco5el: conductor.
Mis- Kelly: trustees. BARLEY McDon-
ouEh. w. T. Quinn, Edward Mason.
financial committee. Mike Hurley. Peter
p. Harrington and Edward Prudence.
Jerry =. Shea was chosen as delegate to
the eighteenth annual convention.
which convenes at Denver July is.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

Especial a. The Herald Republican,
ogden. Iurc 2.-Cari G. Rasmussen.
a. receiver for the Superior Brick Tile
a. Milling company. today brought suit
in district court 10 recover on n $3.50
Tromissory note held against John J.
Grcincr and contracted October IS.
1905 The complaint sets forth that
s510.95 g. stili due. This. with 8 per
cent interest since October. 1905. is
asked for
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
PUG RREAKs Ann.

San Diego, Cal, June 1.-The sched-
uled 2O-round fight tonight between
Marty Kane OF Boston and Gene Nc
Govern of Milwaukee came to an alb
rupt end In the twelfth round. when
Kane broke his right arm near the
wrist during a lively interchange. The
referee awarded the fight to McGovern.
I'D TO that time IL had been a very
even battle. The men fought at 119
pounds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Especial 20 -he Herald-R Republican,
Kaysville. June 3.-The following
marriage licenses have been issued at
Pennington: Charles Bord and May
Roaney. both of Salt Lake City.
Elmer Fruhling and Dora Vickory.
both OF salt Lake City.
Heber Van Fleet Of Pennington and
Miss Mary +. Blamires Of Kaysville.
William +. Fieletz. age "a. and Miss
Mae Ingrebretsen. both of ogden.
Isaac G. Quinn and Cora Mcknight.
both OF Salt Lake City.
John +. Mounsey. age IS. and Min
ME V Goodrich ara "a: both OF Salt
Lake
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
ICE SENT TO SALT LAKE.
samples Prom ogden VIII he Analysed
ny Chemist.

ogden. June 3.-Samples OF Ice from
every icehousc In ogden were gath
cred today by the city board OF health
and sent 20 salt Lake in sealed Jars
FOR analysis By the state chemist. A
year ago several local ice companies
Rad their product condemned because
Of impurities. but % is claimed that
sufficient precautions have been taken
this year 90 insure "a sanitary ice SUP
ply for the entire city. The board Of
health spent the day Inspecting the
sanitary conditions Of the city IN gen
cral The residence section was In
vadcd and wherever rubbish piles were
found orders 20 clean up were given.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
ESCAPE OF cONvTCTs.

San Luis Obispo Cal, June S.-Cut-
ting through several iron bars with
pocket knife. John Harrison and John
HOdnett. charged with shooting Police
Officer John Rune Of paso Robes. cs-
capped from the jail here last night and
are now being trailed b. a posse guild
ed by bloOdhOundE. The men are SELF
confessed ex-couvfcts and are consid-
cred desperate characters b. the OIL
GERS
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FEUB CASE DISMISSED.

Especial to The d-Republican.)
Ogden. June 3.-On motion Of the
county attorney the case OF the state
against Ncls Higgins Of Plain City.
who As said 70 have drawn a gun on D..
g. Richardson several days ago. was
dismissed Tor lack OF evidence me
quarrel grew out OF an old family feud.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
NO SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE.
Carpenters Are sim Out NJ ogden. hut
Are Peaceful.

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
ogden. June S.-No settlement OF the
local strike Of carpenters has been ef-
fected- and work on many buildings IS
stu delayed. No conference between
the union and the contractors has been
arranged. although both sides are Will
ing TO make concessions. The strikers
are conducting themselves peacea biv.
and no attempt has yet been made to
interfere with the non-union men.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
Plan TO BUY sPRTNCs.

Especial 20 The HeraId-Ke publican.)
Layton. June "A citizens meeting
was held last night In Union hall to
consider the purchase OF certain
springs east OF town from the Holmes
Creek Irrigation company and in
Sailing a water system.
Jesse NJ. smith. T.. NJ. Whitesidcs.
George W. LAYTON. &. J. Weaver and
Morris II. Ellison were appointed a
committee TO formulate plans
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
WIDOW WINS DAMAGE SUIT.
Susie Lewis Il Awarded $500 Verdict
for Husbands Death.

Especial 10 The HeraId-RepubIican-)
Provo. June 3.-In the case of Susie
Lewis against the Denver & Rio Grande
in Fourth district court today, the jury
brought in n verdict for the plaintiff
and awarded damages amounting to
$500 for the death OF John 8 Lewis
at Lehi July ,. 1905. Lewis was killed
on the railroad track.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
NEGRESSES ARE FINED
FOR SMOKING OPIUM
lspeeIal b - Herala- RepublIcanl

tnNtNAAA 10 Inc AAtFAA4 re AoAlcAn-l
ogden. June 1.-Two 17-year-old col
orcd girls faced the police courk this
morning. charged with smoking opium.
They pleaded guilty and were SEN
fenced TO pay S10 each. They were ar
rested last night. when the police raid
ed a Chinese den on lower Twenty
fifth street Lung Lee, Leo Con and
sing Lee. proprictors OF the place.
failed to appear in answer 10 the
charge Of conducting an opium den.
and their bail OF 500 each was for
fetfrf.
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CHARGED WIN STEALING.

Especial 10 Ths Herald Republican,
ogden. June Charged with the
theft Of a thrcshinS machine worth
$50. Daniel r Davis faced ponce court
this morning. entering a plea OF not
guilty. His case was set FOR fOmor-
row. and he was released under $50
bond Davis is said 90 have appropri-
ated the machine from the barn OF
Henry Ford. making OFF with 70 in the
mfrnH
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
TWO PERSONS FATALLY
INJURED IN AUTO WRECK

Joplin. Mo-. June s.-Five persons are
reported 10 have been injured. two
miles west OF here at 1890 o'clock
this morning.
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Degrees were conferred and diplomas
awarded to the following graduates:
Degree Bachelor Of Arts-Irwin
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NEWS OF UTAH And ADJOINING STATES
Ogden News

ofnce-ao1 Twenty-fzfth street.
crrulatien dspsrtment-sos T~szty'.
nfth street
Ind- TIA