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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-05

o'uer mat all who have agreed n
entertain conference visitors Tho
week may know who their guests will,
De' the assignment committee Of tho
ohurch have prepared a list shown
.ne names Of the ministers and tho
MONIES to which each has been os
signed. n as
while the list does not contain al,
'he names of the ministers and de,e-
gates who will be in attendance 10
cause OF the fact that all the assign.
menus t2ave not yet been made q SIM.
piemental list will be published later
81 tnat each one who has agreed to
entertain some of the delegates will,
KNOW what TO depend upon. Follow
ing Is the list of delegates and the
MONIES assigned to them:
Partial List Of Homes And Guests
X. A. Sibley, ST., with w. E. Laird
sos Main st.
II. P. Lewis, ST., with DR.. l. II. C.
Cook, GA Bay St.
Ira B. Robertson, with Rev. NJ. p
Scarborough, Main st.
}. H. Evans, with T. J. Pittman. 112
Jackson st.
R. B. Downer, with Newt Blount.
10 Main st.
F. NJ. Williams, with Lamar Hen
nington. Col Walnut st.
J. W. Sandell and wife, with Mrs. J.
0. Burnett, SAT Main st.
J. S. Parker. with Mrs. A. S. Trige.
701 Walnut st.
R. D. Noteworthy, with Mrs. Seay.
2O5 Jackson st.
c. Mcdonald. with w. E. Laird, sos
Main St.
J. G. Galloway, with Klondyke Hotel.
]. W. McLaurin, with Klondyke
Hotel
R. Bradley. with Mrs. A. S. Trigg.
FOL Walnut St.
D. c. Langford. with DR.. c. w. Buff
kin, S39 Main St.
T. B. Hol'omaR and wife, with Mrs,
R. D. Reeves, 3OS Walnut st.
B. F. Jones, with Mrs. J. s. Love,
11S E. Third St.
w. W. Simmons, with Mrs. H. H.
Warren, 400 Southern Ave.
H. R. Caldwell, with ]. P. Carter,
SOP Court st.
W, w. Cammack and wife, with B.
F. Maxwell, Miller st.
]. T. Nicholson, with Klondyke Ho-
tel
L. ]. Jones, with Mrs. Geiger, SO2
Arledge st.
T. W. Adams, with Henry Hanna,
613 Bay St.
R. F. Witt, with Mrs. D. E. Sullivan,
Rebecca Ave.
]. w. Brown, with Mrs ]. N. Ste
wart, Hall Ave.
w. G. Backus, with Mrs. Geiger, S02
Arledge st.
A. F. Watkins, with Mrs. A. F. Wat
kins, Main st.
M. H. Moore, room at Mrs. E. Nc
Lehman, 93S Main St.: meals at Mrs.
Fannie Young's, 939 Main St.
B. F. Lewis, with Mrs. ]. A. Bishop,
514 Southern Ave.
H. W. Featherstun, with Mrs. Nor
gan Stevens, College st.
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George D. Anders, with Mrs. A. F.
Potter, S16 Hemphill st.
Felix R. Hill, Jr., with s. e. Travis,
s15 Bay St
o. G. Halliburton, with H. M. Hanna,
613 Bay St.
R. T. Pickett, with Mrs. T. M. Cur
tiss, 600 Walnut st.
w. E. Dickens, with Mrs. T. M. Cur
tiss, 900 Walnut s..
J. A. Wells, with Mrs. Jack Smith,
Cor. Fourth and VALLEY SITS.
E. c. Gum, with X. McKinnis, 713
Main st.
Roy H. Kleiser, with Jack Smith,
Cor. Fourth and Valley st.
J. F. Campbell, with K. McKinnis,
Main st.
J. B. King, with W. l.. McLehaeny,
422 w. Fourth st.
A. ]. Davis, with T. J. Pittman, 112
Jackson st.
H. G. Roberts, with Mrs. T. o. Wat.
kins, Jackson st.
R. E. Rutledge, with Mrs. T. o. Wat
kins, Jackson st.
L. E. Afford, with DR.. ]. D. Donald,
1872 Jackson St.
J. W. Chisholm, with Mrs. H. T. Al
len, 704 West Pine st.
J. w. Price, with Mrs. H. T. Allen,
704 West Pine st.
c. L. Ray, with M. P. L. Love, 1922
Main st.
J. L. Neill, with Mrs. R. N. Collins,
Bay st.
c. H. Ellis, with Rev. E. ]. Currie,
I'LL Main St.
l. L. PEBBLES, with w. A. johnson,
Hardy st.
H. ]. Maddox, with Mrs. Weathers-
by, New Orleans St.
]. o. Ware, with Mrs. weathersby,
New Orleans st.
c. NJ. Chapman, with D. E. Sulli-
van, Cor. Rebecca and ROME SITS.
w. C. Black, with Mrs. W. E.
Thrash, LOT Brunie st.
F. L. Applewhite, with Mrs. 8. R.
Walker, 1874 West Fifth st.
H. S. Westbrook, with Mrs. Dan
Gilman. 1872 East Fifth st.
J. C. Chambers, with DIR. ]. D. Don
old, 122 Jackson St.
]. 8. Purcell and wife, with Rev. G.
H. Thompson, Elizabeth Ave.
B. F. Crook, with Mrs. c. e. Shear
on, 1912 Main St.
W. A. Belts. with Mrs. M. P. L.
Love, 1922 Main st.
A. B. Barry, with Mrs. F. L. Mat
thews, 14O0 Main st.
w. w. Nelson, with Mrs. Dan Gill
man, 1872 E. Fifth st.
]. E. Sample, with Mrs. L. R. Yam
cey, 917 Adeline st.
]. L. Smith, with Mrs. E. A. Martin,
400 Main st.
G. G. Yeager, with D. L. Easterling.
Southern Ave.
W. H. Young, with D. L. Easterling,
Southern Ave.
P. D. Hardin, with Mrs. M. L. Har-
per, Elizabeth Ave.
N. B. Harmon and wife, with Mrs.
D. B. Holmes, 317 Hemphill st.
E. c. Grice, with Mrs. Gillian, Ma
bel st.
Rev. Mr.. Barrier, with Mrs. Gillian,
Mabel st.
Fred Long and wife, with Mrs. P.
H. Sadler, Rebecca Ave.
W. A. Easterling, room at Mrs.
Dora Cook, East Third St. meals at
Neva Wall, East Third st.
R. S. Gale, room at Mrs. Dora Cook,
East Third St.; meals at Neva Wall,
East Third st.
L. P Brown, with George Komp,
Short Bay st.
J. P. Rembert, with George Komp,
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e. McLendon, s3s Main st.

e. McLendon, s3S Main st.
w. F. McMurry, with Mrs. F. H.
Powe, 867 Main st.
H. NJ. Hamil. with Mrs. John A.
Mcleod, 500 Main st.
r. 8. Ricketts,, with Mrs. A. F. Wat
kins, s62 Main st.
DR.. Geo. 8. J. Browne, with Mrs. j..
A. Mcleod, Main st.
W. A. Thomas, meals at Mrs. DR..
Champenois, 504 Bay St.; room at Mrs.
John Burkett, sos Bay st.
o. ]. Rainey, meals at Mrs. DR..
Champenois, 504 Bay St: room at
Mrs. John Burkett, sos Bay st.
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Short Bay 81
John Paul, with Mrs. F. L. Mat
thews, 400 Main st.
]. M. Sullivan. with Mrs. Anna
Foote, 1913 East Fifth st.
T. A. Holloman, with Mrs. Anna
Foote, 1913 East Fifth st.
]. B. Summer, with Mrs. Mabel
Weems, S0s East Second Ave.
G. w. Mars and wife, with Mrs. T.
E. Ross, Bay st.
George B. Hackett, with Mrs. A. F.
Watkins, Main st.
D. c. Camp, with H. A. Camp, AIDE
line and Fourth Ave.
c. H. Wood, with W. E. Griffin, 202
Williams st.
M. NJ. Satterfield, with Mrs. c. A.
Conn, 800 James st.
R. L. Greer, with Mrs. c. A. Conn,
800 James st.
T. W. Sullivan, with R. W. Graves,
6O6 Bay st.
c. N. Guice and wife. with Mrs. r.
F. Sweat, 313 Bay st.
A. G. Carney, with Mrs. B. F. Yates,
Elizabeth Ave.
J. w. Hollinger, with Mrs. T. w.
Longre, 214 Buschman st.
G. g. Temple, with Mrs. T. W.
Longre, 214 Buschman st.
F. L. Smith, with George McInnis,
Hardy st.
T. B. Butler. with George McInnis,
Hardy st.
R. W. Millsaps, with W. M. Conner,
Short Bay st.
E. w. hampton, with H. A. Camp,
Adeline and Fourth Ave.
J. L. Decell, with W. A. Collins, 1912
Main st.
R. T. Nolen, with W. A. Collins, 1912
Main st.
DR.. Stonewall Anderson, with E. L.
Robbins, sos w. Pine st.
L. R. Roberts, with ]. R. Tally, Re
becca Ave.
]. T. Griffin, meals at w. T. Rob-
erts, West Fourth ST.; room at Mr..
Peacher, West Fourth St
]. R. Hays, meals at W. T. Roberts,
West Fourth; room at Mr.. Peacher,
West Fourth st.
M. ]. Miller, with Mrs. G. w. Dan
iels, III E. Third st.
David Ulmer, with Mrs. G. W. DAN
iels, III E. Third st.
S. ]. Tubby, with Commercial Hotel,
West Pine st.
j. J. Golden, room at Mrs. H. Hemp
hill, Cor. First Ave. and w. Pine. :;
meals at Mrs. W. L. Logan, SOs Hemp
hill st.
H. F. Tolle, room at Mrs. H. Hemp
hill, Cor. First Ave. and W. Pine. !;
meals at Mrs. w. l.. Logan, 300 Hemp.
hill st.
N. A. Mott, room at Mrs. D. NJ. Wat.
kins, Cor. Second and w. Pine; meals
at Mrs. Jennie Temple, Cor. Second
and W. Pine.
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Ian, Walnut st.
E. H. Mounger, with DR.. ]. j. Ste
vens, College St.
c. M. Martin. with DR.. E. Dill, POI
Buschman st.
J. T. Leggett. with Mrs. J. Morgan
Stevens, College st.
E. D. Phillips. with DR.. J. J. Ste
vens, 5o2 College st.
J. L. Sells, with DR.. P. A. Carter,
Bay st.
R. P. Fixes, with F. B. woodley, AZ
Walnut St.
G. P. Fixes, with F. B. woodley, At
Walnut st.
w. A. Hays and wife, with ]. j..
Haney, 124 West Fifth st.
W. w. Graves, with F. L. Matthews,
400 Main st.
W. H. Lane and wife, with Mrs. G.
D. Wall, Unetta st.
J. M. Lewis, with DR.. l. H. C. Cook.
GA Bay st.
o. S. Lewis, at 119 Mabel st.
W. W. Perry, with w. A. Bilbo, us
Walnut st.
D. E. vickers, with M. L. Ward, 4OS
Williams St.
W. w. Murray, with M. L. Ward,
40S Williams st.
J. W. Ward, with Mrs. j. N. Ste
wart, Hall Ave.
J. H. Grice, with Mrs. A. D. Givhan,
200 Mabel st.
R. w. Thurman, with DR.. E. ].
Mitchell, Main st.
W. D. Dominick, with ]. B. Howe,
Cor. Main and Fourth st.
W. H. Laprade, with ]. s. Turner,
Main st.
M. s. Turner, ]. S. Turner, Main st.
L. F. Afford, with Mrs. w. F. Nelson,
Cor Miller and Valley SITS.
L. A. Darsey, with ]. w. Robertson.
Hardy st.
T. NJ. Evans, with w. E. Griffin, POP
Williams st.
J. V. Bennett, with John W. Rob-
ertson, Hardy st.
2. 2. Linton, with R. w. Graves.
6O6 Bay St.
A M. Broadfoot, with R. M. Cam
eron, Hall Ave.
M. B. Scarborough, with District Par.
sonage.
H. E. Carter, with W. A. Bilbo, 71s
Walnut st.
J. NJ, Massey. with Mrs. L. c. Curry,
500 E. Pine St.
B. F. Coca, with w. A. johnson,
Hardy st.
B. E. Meigs, with Miss Ella Scan
Ian, Walnut st.
]. F. McClelland. with Mrs. c. o.
Craft, All Forrest ST.
E. F. Ball, with Mrs. C. o. Graft,
AT Forrest st.
NJ. R. Jones, Mrs. A. D. Givhan, 200
Mabel st.
e. L. Whiddon, with Mrs. Walter
Clayton, 124 Miller st.
o. D. Rainey, with Mrs. Walter
Clayton, 124 Miller st.
G. T. Noble and wife, with w. w.
Quinn, Elizabeth Ave. -
G. T. Stapp, with Mrs. e. A. Mar.
tin. 14OO Main ST.
G. H. Herring, with Mrs. N. Coch.
ran, 402 East Second st.
]. A. McBryde. with Mrs. N. Coch-
ran, 402 East Second st.
]. T. Mcvey, room at N. B. Blount
Main St; meals at Mrs. billiard, Main
st.
C. c. Griffin, with Mrs. L. c. Curry
| 500 East Pine st.
J. W. Ramsey, room at Mrs. A. F.
Draughn; meals at Mr.. Diliard.
B. H. Rawls, room at A. F. Ddaughn;
meals at Mrs. Dillard.
L. L. Roberts, with Rev. /. P. Trot-
ter, Walnut st.
J.E. B. Blewetf, with Rev. l. p. Trot-
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-05

WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT
John Deere picw day In Hattlesburq.
To be given by
HAWKINS HARDWARE CO.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-05

BOTH PHONES DAY AND NIGHT
40 - RAMSEY, UNDERTAKEN.
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-12-05

M. Watkins, Cor. Second and w.
Pine; meals at Mrs. Jennie Temple,
Cor. Second and. W. Pine.
w. w. Pinson, with ]. s. Turner,
642 Main st.
G. w. Bachman, with Mrs. p. M.
Seay, 205 Jackson st.
Dr. R. c. >Bethea, with Mrs. e. J..
Mitchell. S64 Main st
Lyman Carley,. meals at Mrs. Fannie
Young. sss Main St; room at Mrs. e.
e. McLennan, ssS Main st.
Mark H. Moore, meals at MRS. Fan
ME Young, $50 Main St.; room at Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
COMPULSORY TO ATTEND
SERVICE AND EXERCISES

The university faculty has just an
nounccd new ruling. which is OF CX-
trGmc Importance TO the graduates. A
notice has been posted that all graduates
who arc not "A" the baccalaurcatc service
al tho FIRST Congregational church Sun
day night. and those who do not attend
the commencement exercises, which Will
be held in the gymnasium the following
Wednesday. Will not receive their de-
Srces or diplomas This is tho first time
in the history OF the school that IT has
been compulsory for the graduates to
attend these exercises and II is not listed
in the requirements for graduation given
in the catalogue.
Tho senior mining engineers last year
did not return from their long trip in
time TO attend the baccalaureate SER
mon The mining class OF this year is
In Butte at present and is scheduled to
return Sunday afternoon Any delay
would mako II impossible to attend the
services. II also often has been the case
that students either were sick or had
left school to accept positions on COM
mencement day.
II Is probable that this ruling VIII az
fec, the graduation of some Of this years
class.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
PROPOSAL To TAX
ELECTRIC METERS
Means Considerable Revenue to
City if Proposition Goes
Through.

The municipal laws committee Of the
city council al It's meeting Thursday
night decided TO recommend The passage
Of an ordinance fixing tax on every
electric light meter uscd in the city
The ordinance provided for tax OF 81
per year on each meter. but the commit
tee decided Ia reduce this To so cents per
year This viii mean quite an increase
III the revenues OF the city IL tDc or
dinaucc is passed.
Tho same committee also decided 10
recommend the passage OF franchise
To the Denver & Rio Grande Railway
company for q spur track TO the Ahder-
son-Tpylor compauy'S warehouse on
Fourth West street near Fifth south.
The life of the franchise vas reduced 10
twenty-five years, instead of fittE, AS
was originally provided. ......,.e,. o,,
a matter of an alleged ovcrcharse on
TIC, part of G. = Wood an ;a GXpresSmsn. mar.
VIII ee GoHi GoLs'uerGH TbursGay M ~ night +. j.
Bartel complained To- the council that
Wood charged him $50 for hauling a
load Of kindling from the Moxum hotel
to Vissing court. a distance Of three
and n balr blocks. and asked That tue
matter be investigated The committee
will ask both men to appear before 1t.
so that some action may be taken on
the proposition.
Vendors OF peanuts. popcorn, lemonade
and sodawnter at the circus next say
urday VIII he charged q license OF So
each as tho license committee Instruct
ed Deputy License Assessor f II Kim
ball to make such charge.
The watcrworks committee VIII recon-
mend the granting OF the petitions OF the
George NJ. Cannon company for water
main extensions on Fifteenth East street
from Emerson avenue 10 Roosevelt
avenue and on Eensington avenue from
Fourteenth TO Fifteenth East street. the
work TO be done ut petitioners expense
The claims committee VIII recommend
the payment OF 500 as settlement In full
for the claim of l. NJ Higlcy for damages
done TO his fish hatchery on Thirteenth
South street, caused by an overflow from
the city canal
special meeting OF the council was
held before the committee meetings. at
which the department payrolls for the
last half of May amounting to sl5.52 T. %
were approved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
MEAN |NSINUAT|ON
BY MORNING PAPER
Would Intimate, Apparently,
That NJ. ", knnkeIy Re
sorted to Fraud.

Apparently with the intention uf in
@iuuatlng that NJ w, kunlScy had been
rcsortnE In fraudulent practices In ms
Insurance business. morning paper
Thursday published a story concerning
the issuance Of license TO Mr.. l[uulicly
by the state insurance commissioner. In
which n said that the liCrns" was COndi- =
iioral In that II was subject To rcvoCa-
ton AT any time If the practice of twist
ing was rcSOrtcd To.
The license, however. waa no more CON
diilonal Than any other license Issued by
~" state Insurance. department. EveTy
license issued is subject To revocation by
IN" commissioners AT amy timc II fraudu-
lent practices are rcsortcJ to. and To
every license issued is attached Il slip
which says that special attention Is called
To rebating, Misrepresentation, twisting
and so on. Not only must tho agents
pledge themselves To observe the law In
those matters, continues the attached slip.
but notice Us hereby given that tho com
missioner reserves the right to revoke Il
license at any timc upon receiving indlS-
putablc evidence that the law has been
violated. Hence Mr.. Kunkcly's license
wos no more conditional than Is any
other license issued by the department.
The application of Mr.. Kunkcly was
presented several months ago. but was
held up owing to tho fact that n protest
was filed by tho Utah Association of Life
Underwriters. charging him with "twist-
ing. The application was held up pen
ing tho ilins OF afrldavIts by the asso-
citation. but as no, atfidavts were forth
coming the license was granted as above
stated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Councilman Fernstrom Must Now
Apologize to His Associates

Councilman +. s. Fernstrom OF the
Third ward will again be given an op-
portunity to apologize. this time TO the
city council. for the charges OF graft and
bribery which he made in connection
with the Campbell Building company S
contract for the construction of tho
wooden stave pipe line Mr.. Fernstrom
made an apology for the charge he made
against Mayor BranSford In that connec-
ton and tho other charges were consid-
cred by special committee of council
men appointed for that purpose.
Tho committee consists of Councllmcn
Mckinney, Mulvcy, Moreton. Hall and
Lyme. Its report was drawn up Thurs
day and Will he submitted TO the council
for final action. IT finds that Mr.. Fern
strom absolutely failed to substantiatc
any of his charges and recommends that
he ut least be required To offer an apol-
ogy 10 the council. The report OF the
committee follows in full;
Report of Committee.
TO the Honorable President and City
Council. Salt Lake City, Utah:
"Gentcmen-We. your special commit
tee appointed TO investigate the charges
OF graft and bribery preferred by Coup-
Gilman F. S. Fernstrom in connection
with contract of the Campbell Buildin@
company. respectfully report Ihat s we have
Investigated the charges fully Mr.
Fernstrom made the following charges.
'Frst-That the mayor changed the
supplemental contract after the approval
OF the same by tllc city council
'Sccond-That he. Mr.. Fenstrom. was
approached by a member OF the Campbell
Building company and offered a bribe.
''Third-That the bill of the Campbell
Building company was graft in that
the work charged for betwecen the I6tb
and goth days of April. 1909, was never
done.
The first of these charges was dis
posed OF at the special meeting OF Inc
city council called by the mayor for tho
purpose OF investigating the same. nj
which special session Mr.. Fcrnstro,n
made an apology. admitting his mistakr
and completely cNoneratiDg the mayor.
In reference To The second and third
charges We find from the evidence ihat
CouncilInan Fernstrom wholly failed To
substantiatc them, the ONLY evi,lonce ~ ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
If You Want to Lose Your Money
Quickly and Painlessly, Just Tackle
That "Pick-Out'' Game at Saltair

Speaking Of gambling devices that will
rake in the money as fast as the suck
ers will stand FOR IT, have you been
against the new game at Saltair2 This
game Is operated on the main pavilion
and is the biggest money-getter being
operated at the notorious resort this sea-
son,
It looks easy-all sure-thing games do
but Il isn't. Here is the layout: On two
boards are twcnty-four numbers
twelve on each board. There arc eleven
red numbers and thirteen black numbers.
In between these two boards is another
board. O. this board there are approzt-
mateIy 200 tags about the size of -
cent piece. These tags arc numbered
on the opposite side, The sucker Is pro-
yided with q dart. which. after putting
up % cents. he throws at the tags. When
he spears Tag, or comes close 10 one.
the one speared or the one TO which he
comes the closest is taken off bv the
dealer. Where the dart hits between
four of the tags. the dealer is supposed
10 take off the tag nearest the dart, He
is just supposed to do this. In d mum
Der OF Instances noted by two Tribune
reporters: however. this was not done.
Now, as TO the winners. Red numbers.
with one exception. win a Waterbury
watch. or 81; black numbers win n col
lar button, lead pencil some other ar
ticle. The exception on the red is a
near-gold watch.
When the dart is thrown the dealer
takes the tag off the hook and announces
whether II calls for red or black. In a
number Of instances. when The Tribune s
representatives were present, the num-
ber was not shown to the players.
Any number of players may participate
I'm the game although one man throws
the dart for all, After a number Of
black numbers have shown up with their
worthless prizes and the suckers are be-
ginning TO get cold feet. the dealer says:
NOW, boys, ! am going TO make You d
proposition. Throw this time and II you
do not get a red number / VIII give you
an extra throw without charge" This
catches the suckers and they throw
again. About once out of three throws
OF this kind the suckers win. They then
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

the second charge being Mr. Fernstom's
unsupported statement that Elnile B,
Koch said he would take care of Mr.
fernstrom, or words 10 that effect
which statement was positively denied bv
Mr Koch and also by Mr.. Campbell, who
stated that he was with Mr., Koch at
every council meeting and that such n
statement could not have been made bX,
MI Koch to Mr.. Fernstrom without he,
MI Campbell. being aware of the same
The evidence also shows that rho
Campbell company did perform work be-
tween the 18th and 20th days Of April
i9o9 tilis Iact having been testified 10
ty 6y both Mr.. Campbell and Frank r,
works. Poo'iS
"Wc also find from the testimony y,
councilman Fernstrom himself that he
oid not charge. or intend to charge any
Slly councilman, or any city official with
having been guilty OF any graft or mis-
conduct whatsoever in connection viii
the matter. Will
your committee attaches heroic =,
Verpatim. typewriter report of the los
.,nonE adduced before the committees In
its report and filed in the Office "r ,ha M
CITY recorder; and also the bill of +, M
GaInett Tor the sum of $50 for renortinn
tn1 proceedings of the committee vbinS
M! W. recommend be placed unon thn
,,,.s.,n3 norlHen nst OF expenditures To Tho
credit OF e. M. Garnett. ''ie
III we" or Mr.. Fernstrom's faib,ra to
I'. sha,,is nus charges. we think that
ne should at least apologize To The oo',x ,',s,'
GU ior having made the same, so'''i-
rs 10 any other action, bevopd -,
Iuiln6 an apology, your romp,i,te
orable body" "a your nom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
TO GET $4,000 FOR
DEATH Of HUSBAND
Supreme Court Reyerses For
mer Opinion in Schuyler
Southern Pacific Case.

The supreme court handed down an
opinion Thursday in which it reyerses its
former opinion in the case of May r.
Schuyler and her three minor children
against the Southern Pacific company
appellant.
Charles a. Schuyler. the husband and
father of the plaintiffs, WAS killed In a
wreck near Lucin, JanuaryGi. 1907, while
travelling in a msilcar TO Oakland. Cal.
where one Of his children died. lie was
n mail clork, but was not duty when
the accident occurred, riding on "A pass.
The jury gave the plaintiffs $4,000
The supreme court, on August IS. 1909.
reversed the judgment. 4 petition for a
rehcaring was granted and it was on the
rehearing that the supreme court handed
down the opinion Thursday. reversing its
former opinion and affirming the judg-
ment of the lower court, so that tho judg-
ment of $4,000 In favor of plaintiffs still
stands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
MUST CLEAN BOTTLES
AND ICE CREAM CANS

bulletin has just been issued by Will
lard Hanson, state dairy and food com
missioner relative 20 the cleansing OF
milk bottles, cans and containers.
The commissioner claims that these YES
sells are being returned TO dealers and
producers i'm uncean and unsanitary con-
dition, thus causing the spread of dis
ease. The bulletin follows:
ANY person, firm or corporation that
receives any milk or cream In cans, bot
ties or vessels which have been trans
ported over any railroad where such
cans bottles or vessels are 10 be re-
turned shall cause the said bottles or
vessels to be Immediately washed and
thoroughly clcansed and aired"