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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-01
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake County. state OF Utah. In the mat
ter OF the estate of c. r. Savage. De-
ceased. Notice of Sale of Personal Prop
crty.-Notico Is hereby given that the
undersigned executors or the last WIN
and Testament OF C. r. Savage. de-
ceased, pursuant when order made by
the Third District Court of Salt Lako
10 the highest bidder for cash. 80 shares
of the capital stock OF the G. r. Saw
nge Company. said shares being OF tho
par value of 500 each and carrying the
next annual dividend of 10 per cent.
which will be paid on or about the lst
day OF April. 1910. said shares will be-
sold at private sale and scaled bids for
the purchase of tho same. viii be re-
OF Stephens. Smith & Porter. col Judge
Building. at any timc before o'clock
In the afternoon of the 4th day OF Feb
ruary 1910. A certified check OF 10 per
cent of the amount offered must accom-
pany the bid
GEORGE L, SAVAGE.
ROSCOE e. SAVAGE.
RALPH G. SAVAGE
Executors OF the last VIII and Testa-
ment of c. r. Savage. Deceased.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bato Division IN and for Salt Lake
County, State of Utah In the matter
OF tho estate of Jacob c. Sorensen, De-
ceased. NOTES.-The petition Of Neils
Jacob c. Sorensen. deceased. for con-
tirmation of the snlc OF the following
described real estate OF said dcccdent.
to-wit:
Commencing 1876 rods south and sos
rods west OF the northeast corner of the
southwest quarter of section 10. township
south. range east. Salt Lake Meri-
dian running thence south ll.e rods.
thence west 500 rods. thence northerly
1I6 rods thence east $50 rods 10 the
place OF commencement. together with 1is
shares of water right In what is known
as the Mcmillan Ditch. for the sum of
81 l.o0n. And upon the following terms.
to-wit: Cash upon confirmation. APP
pears from the return OF snle, hled n
this Court. has been set for hearing On
Friday. the fth day OF February. A. D..
1910. at 2 o'clock p. M. at the Cou1ty
Court House. In tho Court Room of said
Court. In Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk of said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed this 2ith day OF
January A. y. 1870
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER
(SeaD Clerk.
BY L. P Palmer. Deputy Clerk
C. NJ. Nielsen. Attorney for Petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-01

Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially. Halliday Drug Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-01
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

City Recorder, Springyiiie. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-01
ELECTROPODES

Are metal iusoles. zinc and copper.
the same as a galvanic battery. The
zinc Is worn in one shoe. the copper
III the other. The nerves themselves
are the connecting wires between the
positive and negative, and every nerve
OF the body Is fed mild and soothing
current Of electricity the entire day.
which positively cures.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

What is the matter with Deming?
She is all right. What is the mat
ter with the Deming high SCHOOL,
It's all right. What is the matter
with Murl McMains? He is all right.
What is the matter with Supt. j. G.
Doderer? lie III all right. What Is
the matter with the Albuquerque
high, school? She Is back number.
What is the matter with Albuquer-
que? She feels awful sore. What
is the matter with Roswell? She
always plays second fiddle. Dem.
ing Headlight.
In the above way the Headlight
shakes It's fist in delight at the close
rivals Of It's high school contestant,
But we're not bit sore. When
our own contestant couldn't win we
are glad that Deming was pulled To
the front by one Of It's clever boys,
We have always felt sorry that
Deming could not be as large as
Albuquerque, and We congratulate
its contestant. albuquerque Trib'
une-C Citizen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14
Our Court House.

With special emphasis on the
word our sounds good, don't
III That's just what our sensible
Board Of County Commissioners are
gong TO have il.
An Invitation has been extended
10 the following gentlemen to act
rs an advisory committee. and 1t Is
safe TO say that when the new build
ing is completed. il will be wholly
satisfactory TO the people: John
Corbett, M. M. Dunson, Julius Rosch,
Sig. Lindauer, &c. Peterson, A. W.
Pollard. j. A. Mahoney, Geo. Roll
and, A. j. Clark. Frank Nordhaus,
DR.. $. d. Swope, DR.. J. G. Moir,
A. A. Douglass, Henry Meyer, Ed.
Moran. Major j. r. Waddill, I. A,
Carr, Mayor Ihoo Marshall, Chris
Raithel. Col. J. p. McGrorty. N. A,
Bolich, J.. II. Tracy, B. Y. McKeyes,
W. P Tossell, Frank Delaney, C.
II. Hon. l.. G. Britton. II. G. Bush,
Otto Smith, j. j. letters, r. Il,
Cameron and W. S. Phelps.
Looks like good business, don't III
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

The Jubilee Procession post cards
were distributed last Monday. Did
you get one.
Parents who wish TO enter their
children IN the kindergarten are re-
quested to do SO next week. as pu-
pills will be received at that time IL
the afternoon class only. Pupils 8
years Of age OF ovcrmay be entered.
On Monday, Jan. n, a connac ting
class will be organized, this class
will do LIST grade Il work, use Wide
Awake primer and he taught num-
bers. II will be a forenoon class
and only those who are proficient 10
the kindergarten work viii be en-
titled to enter this class The kin
dergarten Is decided success.
Inc new studies ~ the hlRll
school to begin next Monday are;
Freshman. civics and physical geo
graphy; Sophomore. botany; Junior.
zoology and American Literature;
Seniors. higher arithmetic and gram
mar.
Miss Fay Mckeyes an old student
Of the high scoool was with us Fri
day afternoon for the philo society.
Miss Rogers says the attendance
is improving greatly Miss Kelley's
room made raise of three stars
last week.
Miss Wadick's has two new pH-
pills In her room.
Prof. German was with the high
school Friday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14
Lewis Flats.

Messrs Benson and Newcome are
home for a short time from Big
Springs. Tex. where they are in the
employ Of the T. p. r. X.
The recent snow has put consid-
cradle moisture in the ground and
prospects for early grass are favor
able.
During the recent spell of bad
weather not Il single pupil Of the
Lewis school was absent. Good.
Another contest between the pu-
pills has begun This time the work
will consist Of the recital of poetry
and the reproductionof whole books.
This will be- the third contest this
term Of school. but the first one in
the new year. The boys won the
last contest and say they must and
will win this one. Though the boys
won the contest. they will have to
say the girls ara the better enter
tainers. Hustle and win this CON
test, boys. and be sure Of another
enjoyable party and fine supper.
A nuInber Of Lewis Flats pupils
are preparing for the teachers ex-
aminations TO be held at Deming, in
the near future.
Prof. j. Higdon of III Paso, was
a visitor at our school on Friday
last. and gave M interesting and
inspiring lectrue to the pupils, which
was very much appreciated.
The postofiice and store At Carne
is proving its worth every day. The
Flats cannot do without il ut all
now.
A declamatory contest will be
held at the Lewis Flats school in
the near future. All are invited to
attend.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14
Cambray.

Mrs. Joe Stratton OF Velasco.
Tex. is visiting her people. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 0. Biggs.
Mrs u l.. Kerr has returned
from Deming whsEe she has been
under the treatment of Dr.. Swope,
much improved in health.
The telegraph office which has
been closed nights for lack Of bust
ness, has reopened with Mr.. Leslie
at the key.
A nice rain fell this week which
will help oql tfe ranchera.
7. j. Lawson reports good rain
ON the Xxx ranch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

On Tuesday evening Jan. II. the
members Of Florida Camp No. 4,
w. o. W., met in session in X. p.
hall. and after the transaction Of
regular business, the retiring Coun-
cll Commander. Sow. H. o. Leu.
pold requested Past Council Com
lnander G. J. Kelly to take the
chair and install the officers elected
for the ensuing year.
Ias. A. Holman, Council Com.
n. ]. Moran. Adviser Lieut..
A. ]. Clark. Hanker.
VI. ?. TosseIl. Clerk.
e1.'z, t<os'.
8 chessfr. Watchman'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14
ELY ON THE COAST.

Attorney Ralph Ely returned Sunday morning from
trip to the coast professional business during which period he visited
Los Angeles and San Francisco He reports business conditions
much improved his opinion the
cities sharing in the general prosperity of the Quite
Der Of financial institutions had business with be-
coming increasingly interested Mexico and quietly turning
their attention in this direction
50 long New Mexico only mining
try II not particularly inviting conservative interests but
suit Of the publicity given power and irrigation possibilities partic
ula through the irrigation congress the Of the
Carey act to New Mexico by the largely through the efforts
Of Delegate Andrews and the extraordinarily high prices commanded by
New Mexico municipal and territorial bonds New Mexico is
taking entirely the opinion these who do
big and lasting things.
interesting years ago ioa,ed
its territorial bonds with difficulty when they drew and eight
interest but that today bond
houses in America offering the reundng bonds of New Mexico bear
ing interest at four cent and issued for the Of
taking up these old eight per premium
which make these bonds the purchaser o interest
This interest due entirely the changed conception of New Mex
co IL was felt that people unstable institutions tred
and our security uncertain As result credit was bad
Today beginning take position responsibility
der territorial form of and security chiefly
the form Of herds of running large ess
will not be very long after the recognition of territorial and
municipal bonds safe before New Mexico industrial
tiles will command favorable attention
Strong preference for undertakings New Mexico
similar ventures Western Texas because Of the popustic
tendencies in legislation in Texas
California thrones with believe and
png who believes pumping notice how many these
familiar with the pump this end Demng is
known for It's water its soil and its climate all through the southern
Of that and the successful people much
der at the emery Of settlers who attempting irrigation by
pumping the tmdy of wtodo who permit
ting comparative possessing comparatively slender
to acquire and develop the real wealth of the community
Pvaon and suffering often the price of advancement
true In California IL has been true community and is
bound TO be this but il does long sojoun in
southern California observant mind to realize that the
with good piece Of ground with aptitude for his bust,
and the ordinary qualities sagacy on the right
road 10 a comfortable fortune.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

The GRAPHIC extends its thanks 90 the newspaper fraternity
New Mexico and Michigan for kind notices concerning improve
ments the paper Lack of space prevents reproduction
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

South Dakota figuring having the rges, Of gain in
population but wait until the from New Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

Former Editor D. Ambrose compliments new GRAPHIC in tn
highest terms possible.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14
GEO. PALMER.

Champion heel and toe walker of
the Southwest, walking from Okla
homa City to San Francisco, San
Francisco to New York City and
thence to Oklahoma City, for five
thousand dollar prize, inside Of ten
months, the GRAPHIc's guest yes
terday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

On and after November
10th, 1909, coal will be
$8.75 per ton.
DEFINING ICE a. ELECTRIC co,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

The Of the late Gen Lew Wallace famous author and
Of New Mexico will be dedicated sauary hall
the capitol Washington Delegate
invited TO be one Of the chief orators
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

While the people have very high regard for Mr. Pnhot wei
understood that the president could hope dignity
his office and retain the chief forester government employ
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

The first week in January nine dollar pork Chicago the
ond time since the civil Guess pays farmer about
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-14

With court house school building several and
Of residences. things will be moving this year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-18

Office over the downfall of Jim Lewis
and stated that Lewis had not paid
him all of his fees when he was q
constable under the magistrate.
Policeman Bendall, OF Westhamp-
ton, was with Burch and Trayler
when they met Lewis on the road
near Hers home on the night of the
18th, but did not hear Lewis say that
he was up there In the interest of the
nor did he think that
Lewis was attempting to hide his
identity. At another time Lewis told
witness that he (Lewis) was counsel
Tor Hutzle-.
Justice of the Peace Puryea- testi-
fed that he was in the jail office
when Lewis made the statement that
Hutzler could not be found. and that
he (Lewis) was counsel for Hutzle-.
Corroboratcd by Jaiier.
Jaiier w. w. Sydnor corroborated
this testimony In every essential de-
tail. Mrs. X. III. Manhardt told Of
taking the Hers 10 the depot in Ash
land and foaning them $40. after hav-
Ing paid them SIS for horse that
died n few days later. She had not
heard from them since.
Mr.. John D. Murreli, city editor
of Tho Journal. identified an article
that appeared in his paper and which
was written by Lewis and brought
into the office by Lewis. This article
was offered in evidence by Mr.. Royal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-18
DIVORCE MEASURE
REPORTED|NH HOUSE
Debate Rison Bill, With Minor
Amendments, Goes on
Calendar.
SENATE STILL WHISTLES
WITH TAX COMMISSION
Discussion of Sunday Train Law,
and Creation of New Tax
alton Body, Occupy Leg
islature's Time.

Amended SO as to compel the courts
10 state that divorces granted under
the provisions of Rison bill we're al
lowed because they were for the
benefit OF the interested persons and
the community in which they live. the
divorce bill which has kept the House
In turmoil for more tnan two weeks.
was fasorably reported by the COM
mtttee on Courts Of Justice of the
lower house Friday,
The kison bill provides that after
three years separation either party
may sue for an absolute divorce. An
amendment was made specifying that
the three years must date from the
time the decree of divorce from bed
and board was granted.
The House passed Senate bill 90,
which gives railroad companies the
right to run interstate freight trains
on Sunday, with an amendment pro-
vidtng FOR resembling the charters of
roads which operate intra-State trains.
Delegate Williams, of Giles, INFORM
ed the Senate OF the bills passage
with the amendment. senator Haisey
moved that the amendment be con-
Cured In by the Senate The SEN
ate eoncurred. Senator STROBE moved
that the vote 10y which the Senate
RECONSTRUCTED as he
wished to oppose the bill, but was un-
able to do SO because ne was absent
when the measure was passed by the
Senate The Senate declined to recon-
slider. and the bill becomes law. IL
approved by the governor.
The House passed the Senate bill
providing for the appropriation of
State money as we'll as working of
State convIcts to improve public
roads.
Most of the Houses time was spent
in debating the Sunday train law.
which was finally passed.
"A Debate on amendments to the tax
commission proposed by the King bill,
took up practically all the time of
the Senate. The discussion was al
most exclusively over the personnel
Of the body, the Senate seeming to
entirely agree on the necessity for
such commission
The resolution of the House pro-
eiding that committee from the Nir-
ginia Assembly be appointed to con-
fer with committee from the
Maryland Legislature on uniform fish
and oyster laws for the betterment
OF the quantity and quality OF sea
food was referred to the Senate Fish
and Game Committee.
The Senate passed several House
hills. among them being measures
providing new charters for Wytheville
and Salem, and for the exemption
Of pharmacists from jury service. The
House bill providing for additions 10
the literary fund of the public free
schools for counties, also was passed
by the Senate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-18
May Withdraw support.
WINGFIELD TAKES
OATH OF OFFICE
Enters Upon His Duties With Nlr-
GINA State Corporation
Commission.

Colonel John Richard Wingfield. of
Albemarle county, recently appoint
ed to the State Corporation Commits
sion TO succeed Colonel Joseph VIII
lard. resigned. was sworn into office
Friday afternoon. and from now on
will be an active member of the COM
mission.
The work of the commission Is d.
vided into three main classes--legai
railway and public corporation rates
and railway stations and facilities,
Colonel Willard exercised supervision
over the railway facilities depart
ment, and 1t Is probable that this
work will fall to Colonel Wingtieid,
Just when he would move to Rich
mond the new commissioner has not
vet determined His family will in all
probability remain in Albemarie
through the coming summer, he says,
and will join him here next winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-18
HAS KILLED LIONS;
OTHER BIG GAME
Elephants, Giraffes, Hippopotamus
and Buffalo All Slain by Col.
Roosevelt.
GREAT HUNT IS OVER
Party May Take a Few Side Trips
on Way to khartoum-ker-
mit.s Good Record.
GREAT HUNT IS OVER

q Iss-~+a- Staff Correspondents Of the
United Press.)
GoNDOk1kG.- SCUBA Esh--lS.-~s
With the departure to-day of Colonel
Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt and 9TH
ers OF the hunting party down the
Nile in the launch OF General Win
gate. Ssrdar OF the Egyptian army.
the African hunting expedition may
lie said to have ended. There will
be several little side hunts on the way
dawn -the Nise IL kAarseHHa. lsas 1t is
not expeetea that the party will bag
any game ut consequence
II is posi- bic, therefore, 10 give the
result OF the expedition as regards
the game Killed by the Colonel and
Kermit. which. aside from the birds
and reptiles taken by the naturalists
OF the party. Includes practically all
ct the game killed.
Colonel Roosevelt has the follow
ing bag 10 his credit. Rhinoceros. in
Guiding the three white specimen Kill
ed in the Lake Albert Nyanza eonn-
try, IS; elephants. o. lions, T. giraffes
10, wilde beast 8. Thompson's ga
zelle, /. hippopotami. 4; buffaloes. 81;
topi 3 Glands, 1; python, ostrich.
leopard. hartbeest, hohor. impalla,
waterbHck, zebra. oryx. bush buck.
oriti and kob, one each.
Kermit Roosevelt has killed the fol-
lowing Lions. j; elephants. :. rhi-
noceros, ) bongos. 2: sabre, 3; huffa-
hoes. 4: CRATES. 3 hippopotamus. Il;
cheetahs 3, topi. 3; monkeys, ?;
wtidebeest. Gland. leopard, one each.
These are only the more important
items OF game killed. and most of the
animals included in the summary
have either been sent to America or
are on their way there for exhibition
In the Smithsonian Institute. the
New York Museum of Natural His
tory and several other museums that
will he remembered by the Colonel.
Dust when the party Will arrive at
Khartoum depends on Rooseveit's
pleasure, The trip can be made in
Two weeks. but should Roosevelt de-
eide tn proleng his excursion into the
Nile country the party may not arrive
At Khartoum until March 6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-18
SWING CABINET
OR RESIGN POST
Premier Asquith In Tight Place.
Cannot Harmonic Liberal Party
Political Program.
DAN G Err OF PITT.
King Refuses State His Position.
Laborites and Irish Nationalist
Insist on Demands.
DANG Err OF SPLIT.

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-Premier AS
auith has had the fat proposal put to
him either to swing the cabinet
around 10 the views of the Laborites
and Irish Nationalist. who demand
that the abolition OF the veto power
of the House nf- Lords-te the first
piece of legislation attempted. or re-
sign from his post
Party May Split.
There is little likelihood of Asquith
being able to harmonic the cabinet
and should he attempt TO fiii the re-
caicttrans members places with other
appotutees. there would be the grapes'
danger of the liberal party splitting
up. Many politicians believe that the
cabinet situation will force another
dissolution of Parliament not later
than the end of next week.
Must Curb Lords.
Asquith, Lloyd George and Church
i'll, the three most radical members
of the cabinet are In favor of the
Labortte- Nationalist demands to curb
the Lords. but they have found the
majority of the members opposed to
taking up the veto question until the
budget is ssut Of the way!
When Asautth asked the King on
Wednesday whether he would swamp
the upper House with liberal peers, in
order to Insure the carrying out of
the liberal program. the King refused
10 state his position until assured as
to what the Liberal program would
be.
MAY Withdraw support.
This led to Asquith's consultation
with the Eaberites and Nationalist
and their insistence that he either
swing the cabinet around to their
way of thinking or resign his office,
Otherwise. they said, they would feel
freed of their obligation to support
the Liberals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-18
FAMILY OF YODER
NOT NEEDING HELP

The following communication is
sent tn The Nirginian.
Richmond. Va. Feb. Is. 1910.
Editors The Virginian:
Sirs.--pleasc be kind enough TO
state that my family is not in needy
circumstances. This falsehood is
only exceeded by the many other
falsehoods which have led the people
to condemn me when, IL the facts
were known, their attitude would be
opposite.
/ ask this OF you because my fam
lily has been embarrassed by offers
which were neither solicited nor de-
sired.
Help in my fight has been accepted
and used as help for the cause OF
society In fight for the right, but
can. and think I will. look after
my family as have In the past.
Very gratefully.
ADON A. YODER.