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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
W.C.T.U. NAMES OFFICERS
FOR THE COMING YEAR
Mrs. Lulu L. Shepard Of Salt Lake
Chosen President at Final Session
of Organization at Provo.

Especial to The Herald Repuhtioan.)
Provo. sept. 16.-Mrs. Lulu l. Shep-
ard OF salt Lake was elected preN-
dent OF the W. G. T. L. at its closing
session here today. The organization
has had a most successful convention
other officers elected are.
First vice president. Mrs. = V Ard
Provo. second vice president, Mrs. q
II. Craft, Ogden corresponding secro-
tsry, Miss l.. :. kennedy, Salt Lake re-
cordiug secretary, Miss Harriet Laney.
Mt. Pleasant, secretary J.. It. l., Mrs
stephen Longstroth OF Tremonton. sec
rotary OF G. +. L. and state organizer
Mrs. Corey Albritton OF salt Lake. Mrs
Lulu L. Shepard was elected a delegate
20 the national convention TO be held
in Baltimore in November.
Letters Of appreciation were directed
20 be sent 90 Mrs. Griffith. the first
president OF the w. =. r. u. in Utah.
20 Mrs NJ. l. Granger OF Tremonton.
and 20 the corresponding secretary.
Miss Leota :. Kennedy Of salt Lake
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Ephraim Notes
lsnecIaI II - HeraId -RennhIIcanl

Especial 20 The Herald Republican, .
Ephraim. sept 16.-The many
friends OF =. T.. Peacock Of Huntington
and Miss Ruth FOX OF Orangeville will
be surprised 20 learn OF their marriage.
which took place at Huntington during
the week. Both are popular in this sec
ton Of the country, where they intend
making their home. Mr.. Peacock IS in
business in Huntington.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted by County Clerk o. u.
Eltason. Ernest r. Munk OF Manti and
Jennie l. Crawford Of Manti: Edward
Samuel Carlson and Bertha Rcusch-
Charles Wittce OF Axtei and Florence
Anderson Of Centerficld: william r..
Brown Of koosharem and Veriie Hatch
OF koosharern.
The attendance at the Snow academy
this week indicates that this will be a
record breaking year. The work OF
enrolment was begun Tuesday. and ex-
cellent progress has been made since
that time. There are many students
from Ephraim and out OF town. and one
q the encouraging features IS the fact
that many 81 last years public school
graduates Of this place have entered
the academy this year. The Ephraiu
public schools viii begin this years
work this week also.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
INTO SCALDING WATER
ogden Youth Suffers Horrible Accident
Is Followed by Continual
Misfortune.

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. 16.-Losing his foothold
on the slippery floor. Frank Varney.
10 years old. toppled into n vat Of boil
inE water and was badly scalded from
the hips down. at the Ban
ue~ canning factory ON Twem-
tv-hret stree. last night Var
uev ie In the hospital in serious
condition. although be NAV recover.
The boy was employed I'm handling
crate of canned goods and was drag
EinE Do past the vat when the slippery
floor. combined with hfs cNertioua. sent
him sprnwlin- into the vat. Fellow
employs pulled him from the seething
liquid before fatal burns were inflicted.
several years ago young Narrev was
hurled from WAGON and terribly
crushed IN the wheels on the Rfverda1c
road both legs being broken In three
different places. Suit for DANA yes
against the city on che grounds Of bad
roads resulted. but never material lied.
The boy has also met with a mum ber
OF other accidents Of more or less seri-
Gus consequence
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
MANGLED UNDER WHEELS
Son 81 wealthy Chicago Merchant Seri-
ouzIy Hurt Bcncnth PnSscn-
Err Train.
Especial 90 The TIcrald-RepubIican)

Especial 60 The -EepubliCan.)
ogden. sept 16.-FcarinE discovery
b. the train crew. william CLARK. ir-.
OF Chicago. lcapcd from "a fast passen-
ger train near Green River this morn
INK as the train entered the depot, and
was thrown under the wheels. His
rlEhf lex was cut Off at the knee. and
1e was otherwise cut and bruised. He
was rushed 90 the hospital Were his
injuries were dressed They are not
nerCgsarily fatal.
clark o. the son Of n wealthy Chi
caEo merchant. Tie had been work. ing
IN California. and. thinking 20 save car
fare. started out to- beat his way
back. tie had been put off the train
several times between ogden and Green
River. but had managed to get back
on again fc was discovered again
near Green River. and. fearing violence
on the part 81 the train crew. at
tempted TO swing of as the train was
speeding through the yards. Tie was
caught under the mail car.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Thirty-Nine Delegates 60 ne Named TO
the County Convention, Booked
for September -.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Brigham City. Sept 16.-NeNt Tues
day evening. Republican primaries viii
be held in the four precincts OF Brig
ham City for the purpose Of appoint
ing 80 delegates to the county Conven-
ton. TO be held on Friday. September
%. The First ward will name Il del
egates. Second ward. u. Third ward, p
Fourth ward, Z. At the county cOnven-
ton 40 delegates viii be in attend -
ance from which IS delegates with al
ternates viii be chosen to attend the
state convention, to be held in ogden
on September IS.
Following is the apportionment OF
delegates to the county convention
Brigham poll /, II delegates; poll 2, ~
poll 3, .: poll 4, Z; Willard poll !. 3.
poll 2, 4: Malad. 4. Plymouth. 2; sun
set. S. Manila. 6. Collinston. Q. Perry,
3: Portage. ;; Rawlins, s: Bear River,
3: Fielding. 4: Calls Fort. 3. Dewey
Vile. ,: Curlew. 3. Mantua. 4. Kelton
I: promontory. I Junction. .. Grouse
Creek. 3. Park Valley. 3. Terrace. l.
Clear Creek, 2; Riverside. 3, Beaver
Dam. l.
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C0PT C LOOK OUT
r LATE CHILDREN

Especial 90 The Herald Rcpublican)
ogden. sept. 16.--Enforccmcnt or the
cu-few law ir stringent fashion has
been taken up by the Juvenile court.
Tho chief ~ police has bccl asked 20
Instruct the police force 90 pay par
tcuIar attention 90 children on the
streets after o'clock and Judge Vol
neg O. Gunueii today announced that
Dc would make personal inspection
~ the moving picture shows Of this
city 20 SEQ that no children were al
lowed there AFTER the curfcw unless
accompanied by older persons. The
moving picture houses will be instruct
% TO admit no children unnccornpanfed
after 2 o'clock.
Judge Gunucs will also urge the ap-
pointnrut of "a woman probation officer
90 handle the many girl dciinquents
who come before the court.
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Provo Brevities

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. 16.-B. IT, Robinson. G..
y Chiids and j. II. Walker. the com
mittec appointed by the State Teach
crs' association to work for the
constitution which affect the schools.
held n meeting here yesterday and
outlined n plan 20 bring the matter
prominently before the people prior
TO the November election. when a vote
will be taken on the question.
Tho TimnanoEos ward NJ. l. A. will
hold a bazaar in the ward house. Sep
TENDER q. % and %
Moroni a. Smith OF Heher has been
assessed 81 by Supervisor W. 7. Pack
OF the Tiutah reserve for permitting
sheep TO craze on the Uintah reserve
while driving them across portions Of
the reserve. which he had been given
permission to do. but had not been
given permission 10 let the sheep scat
ter out and Craze.
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Pennington Notes
Especial to The HeraId-Repubiican.,

Especial 70 The neutrality-suspicious.
Pennington, Sept. 16.-Richard Pur-
cell. an employee OF the Improved
brickyard. was painfully injured yes
terday while wheeling brick over a
plank which was placed on trestles
running from the brick kiln TO the cars.
While on the plank the trestle work
gave way. sending him TO the ground.
distance Of eight feet. the 100 brick
and wheelbarrow falling on his head
and chest His right arm was badly
broken and he was severely injured
about the neck and chest.
The county commissioners met in
regular session Tuesday and appointed
the following TO attend the Dry Farm
ing congress TO be held at Spokane.
oct. 3 10 6. 1910; John @. NJ. Barnes.
James O. Wood. Thomas J. Steed. Alex.
Dawson. jr. J. Fred Odell. James Cook
and Stephen IT. Nader.
County Clerk Hyrum o. Pack issued
the following licenses during the week:
George q. Johnson Of Des Moines. Ia.
and Helen II. Austin Of Seattle. Wash. ::
Charles l. Craw OF Huntsville. and
Adelia Abbot Of Pennington: Ernest
A. Pierce and Ellen Holloway. both Of
Denver. Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
CHARGE PHONE COLLECTOR
WITH ENLIGHTENMENT

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. sept is. II. Jones. district
manager Of the Independent Telephone
company. today sworc to a complaint
in Justice 4. 4. Moons court charging
John Conatser with the embeZzl ement
OF g270.70 from the company.
Conatser was q collector for the
company at payson and about two
weeks ago left there. and the short
age IN his accounts was discovered
shortly afterward. The collector had
made collections from various sub
Scribers and had failed to turn in the
money.
Conatser is about IS years OF age
and came from Nebraska. Detectives
have been placed on his trail.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
BRIGHAM CITY LINE
SLOW IN COMPLETION
lspecial ID N Herald- Renublican

fSpecldl 10 Inc titIdiu-i Nep uolicdH-f
Brigham City. sept. 1.-THE graders
Tor the ogden Rapid Transit company.
who are building the extension Of that
COmpany's line from the Hot Springs
20 this city. have now reached the
court house in this city. This is nearly
the end Of the present extension. run
ming to the oregon Short Line depot.
The ground has been broken 20 that
point. and within q week the grading
will all be completed to the depot The
laying OF the ties and rails Us pro-
crossing quite rapidly again. but some
delay was neCessitated due to short
a Ee I'm material. The road viii not he
completed in time for the Four-state
fair at ogden. the latter part Of this
month. which will likely cause n disap-
pOintment to the boosters OF the fair.
as 90 also disappointed Brigham Citi-
zens AZ not being completed for Peach
day last week. as promised.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
HORROR PREVENTED
Los Angeles Officer Kills Mad Bull
Chnrging into Dense Crowd.

Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. 16.-Bert r.
Rico, a deputy sheriff and member OF
Of a bullfight that was not on the pro-
gram at the Mexican centennial cele-
bration at Schuetzen park today.
Enrique Robes, a Spanish toreadOr.
and his matadors were in bull-dOdg-
ing exhibition. The animal became en-
ragged and crashed through the flimsily-
constructed fifty-foOt ring and was
smashing. head down. into a crowd
which included many women, when Rico
stepped forward and fired n revolver
bullet into the head Of the furious ami
nal. II dropped in its tracks. six feet
away from the densely-packed throng
of terrified spectators. Rico was given
an ovation.
The toreador's exhibition brought 10
en- end a barbecue and program OF
eexioan sports. There were other bulls
on hand. but a humane society officer
ruled against a continuance OF the
sport
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CENSUS FIGURES
Good Showing Made by Towns IN Va
rious Parts Of the
Couufrv.

Washington. Sept. I6.--The- popula-
ton OF Coviugton. Ky. is 1920. an In
crease Of 1882. or GAL per cent. as
compared with fC.93S I'm 1900.
Eenton county. IN Kentucky. IN which
CovinEton IS located. has "a population
or 1885, as compared with 1851 in
1900
The population Of Waterloo. Ia. -
26.693. an increase Of 1f113. or 112.2
per cent. as compared with 1850 In
1900.
The population OF Racine. Wis. Is
3S.0O2. an increase Of $500 or sos per
cent. as compared with 29.102 In 1900.
The population OF WilkeshaTrc. Pa,
is 67.105. an increase OF 1885 or 22.7
per cent. as compared with 51.7G1 IN
1900.
The population OF Dallas. Texas IS 81
104. an Increase OF 1886 or us per
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
CHANGE OF STATION
seventh and Eighth Cavalry Going to
Philippines This Winter.

Washington. Sept 16-The war de-
partment today decided TO send the
Seventh and Eighth cavalry to the
Philippines to relieve the Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
The Seventh is now at Fort Riley.
Kansas. and will sail from san Fran
cisco, February =. The Thirteenth cav
airy. which viii leave the Philippines
March Is. will take its place at Fort
Riley
The Eighth cavalry. AZ Fort Robinson.
Nebraska. Fort HuaChuCa. Arizona. and
Fort Apache. Arizona, will sail from
San Francisco on December 2. The
Twelfth cavalry. which will succeed it
at these forts. viii sail from the Phil
ippines on January Is.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
DIVORCE FOR CRUELTY.


especial TO The Herald -Republican.)
ogden. Sept. 16.-Final and absolute
decree OF divorce was granted Eliza
beth Ellen Barry against Michael J.
Barry in the district court today. The
interlocutOry decree was entered six
months ago on grounds Of cruelty
and general Incompatible
ity. Barry Is civil war veteran. Gus
tody OF three minor children was given
Mrs. Barry.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
PRIsONER M nGnEN-

Especial % The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept 16.-Shcrin John
Clark OF Elko. New. reached ogden
tonight on his way from Portland 20
Elso with a. W. Jacobson. who fs
wanted on n charge OF stealing IS. 900
worth OF copper bullion from the
stamping mill az Elko. Jacobson was
arrested I'm Portland. and n portion Of
tho bullion was found On Boise. Ida.
but the greater part Of 70 has been
disposed Of. The prisoner was I'm the
county Jail here during the change OF
trains.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
FUNERAL oF WIS. RANIPToN.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Pennington. Sept. 16.-The funeral Of
Mrs Ada McDuff hampton Of Center
Vile, who died Sunday OF heart trouble.
was held Thursday az ! o'clock. The
beautiful floral offerings came as a
last tribute from her many friends.
Mrs. hampton was one ~ the early
pioneers and leaves eight children TO
mourn her death.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
PROVO REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER u

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Provo. Sept. 16.-Republican pri-
maries will be held in this city Thurs
day evening. September %. at o'clock
at the places stated below. for the pur-
pose OF electing delegates TO the Re
publican state convention to be held
at ogden. September 26. and the Repub-
lican county convention to be held at
American Fork. September 20
First ward, Maeser school. Second
ward. county court room. Third ward
Franklin school. Fourth ward. Tim
panogos school: Fifth ward. Parker
school
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
SECRETARY OF STATE
TO REMAIN IN OFFICE

New Haven. Conn. Sept. 16.--Secre-
tary of state Phllander G. Knox paid
New Haven a brief visit on his way
from Maine. where he has been on a
fishing trip. To his farm at Valley
Forge. Pa. Accompanying him We're
Mrs. Knox. Judge Young Of Plttsburg
and Charles Wilson, Mr.. knoX's secre-
tary.
Mr.. Knox was disinclined to discuss
public affairs. but when he was asked
II IL was true that he was going to re-
sign his place I'm the cabinet he re-
piled emphatically:
THAT Is all nonsense
The secretary declined 70 be Inter-
viewed further.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
DIES FROM ToNsIIITIs.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Springville. sept 16.-Clara. the
i-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Mckenzie. died last night az
o'clock from an attack Of tonsilitis.
The child had been I'm FOR a number
OF DAYS. but no alarm was
felt until yesterday. when 10 became
necessary to place n tube in its throat
in order to assist IL I'm breathing the
tonsils having enlarged so greatly as
90 stop all passage Of air. Mr.. Nc
Kenzie Is in Colorado. where he =
working on contract Of grading. but
is expected today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
RICHES FnR POOR 10.

Washington. Sept. 16.-Chippewa In
dams will be enriched by S2.SO0.0O II
the offers for the timber on the Chip
pewa Indian lands in Minnesota are aC-
copied by the government The sale
took place at Cass Lake. Mimi. yester-
day. and the competition among the
bidders was strong. The average price
per thousand feet offered for the tim
Der was $40. the highest price being
S14. The average this year is some
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
Sued FOR Rf5,5O0.
MILLIONS OF ACRES OF
TIMBER DESTROYED
lspeciaI to - Herald- RepubIlcan)

="
ogden. sept. len the Clearwater
timber belt alone. over 100000 acres
81 choice timber was burned out by the
fires which have been burning in that
reserve during the last few weeks.
according 10 Assistant District Forester
Homer Fem. who returned today from
the Idaho fires The fire covered g.
0OO. 900 acres Of forest land In Clear
water reserve. although the strenuous
efforts Of the fire fighters resulted in
the saving Of millions OF feet OF choice
lumber.
Mr. Fem tells many tales OF hero
ism in the ranks OF the fire fighters.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
STOKES CONFIDENT
Former Governor OF New Jersey EK-
poets Seat in United states senate.

Trenton. y. J.. Sept. 16.-Former Cow
ernor +. Stokes today said to the rep
resentative OF the Associated Press
that his advices from all sections OF
the state gave him lead Of five thou
sand 10 seven thousand IN the United
States seuatorship primary Of last
Tuesday. Governor Stokes said ne was
confident that these figures would not
be materially changed by the official
figures. He claims 90 have led in tho
voting I'm Il OF q counties and declares
by the Republicans I'm the legislature
next winter.
Governor Stokes opponents in the
primary were Former Governor Frank
lin Murphy and Congressman Charles
L Fowler
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
FOUNDING GIVEN HOME
Baby boy Is Taken Into the BIakeIy
Family mt MIdvaIc.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
AIidvale. Sept. 16.-More than
month ago n baby boy was left on
the doorstep OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Colclough OF this place. The little one
was taken in by kindly hands and
cared for, and steps taken TO ascertain
the whereabouts Of the child's parents.
Efforts. however. were unavailing.
Mrs. Hugh Blakely, also a resident
Of Midvale. called at the home Of the
Colcloughs this week and. having lost
child previously. induced the Col
Clough family to let her take the boy
and adopt him. This was done after
much parleying on both sides The lit
tie boy. whose unknown parents per-
haps live here. has been christened
Howard Henry Blakely.
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TAKEN BACK TO THE
SCENE 0F HIS CRIME

Kansas City. sept. 16.-Karl NJ. Bick-
e. for whose arrest a warrant was
issued recently by the authorities OF
Johnson county, Kansas. in connection
with the death OF Miss Frances Peters.
was surrendered to the police today by
his attorney.
BickeI. who is divinity student
was Immediately turned over TO an Of
ficer from Johnson county. who
started for Olathe with the prisoner
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LARGEST ENROLMENT EVER.


IoTICIII 70 DC FINTHIu 10 UUIICaU-I
Provo. sept. 1.-THE Brigham Toun <
university opened yesterday with the
largest opening day attendance in the
history Of the school. Yesterday and
today were devoted 10 registering and
assigning students. and the actual
school work viii begin Monday.
The teaching force OF the university
has been Increased. and the laboratories
have received additional improvements
during the vacation. and every possible
preparation made for the increased at
tendance Of students.
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T1TREE CANDIDATES OUT.

Especial 20 The Herald Ecpublican-)
ogden. Sept. 16.-John Davis. a To-
cal attorney Of the firm Of Henderson
q Davis. tonight announced his can
fidacy for the Republican nomination
for county clerk. There are two other
candidates in the fei1-David Jensen.
-hc present incumbent. and James b.
NfcCrackcn. a lawyer 81 the firm Of
Agic a. IcCrackcn. All three will
come before the convention Septem-
Der 20
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
ROBBED SLUICE BOXES
PIncer Miner, From Nome, caught with
the Goods AZ Seattle.


Seattle. Sept. 16.-JOhan Tiberg. a
Norwe gian laborer. was arrested toda y
charged with having stolen S14.345
from the sluice boxes OF the Pioneer
Mining company Of Nome. Tiberg
worked for the company last summer
and fell under suspicion. but VIII en-
charged with having robbed the boxes
he answered questions with such frank
ness that the suspicion was allayed
and he was again re-employed.
Tiberg arrived from Nome on the
steamship Senator a few days ago.
soon after his arrival he sold TO the
United States assay office gold slugs
valued at SLABS and exchanged the
check which he received for "A $4,000
draft on a Portland bank and S5.345
cash.
In this city he took the name Of
Andrew Jansen. lie was about to leave
for San Francisco when he was ar
rested. He viii be extradited to Nome.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
MANY Trans OF APPLES.
lsneclal IL - Herald- Rannhllcan

IoUNcIdI % TIC ftFaIu ItepuhIIcan.l
ogden. Sept. ls.-BeginninE early
next week. fully 200 cars OF apples
from northern Utah points will be
shipped east out OF ogden by the Pho
necr Fruit company. The crop is the
finest in the history OF local horticul-
turc. says Manager Dcrrig OF the fruit
com pany. and viii bring premium
prices on the big markets. The recent
rainstorm has washed the apples clean
OF the summer dust. making them pre-
ssnfahln without furfher treatment.
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WILL SURVEY Ia SAL.

Especial to The Hera Id Republican,
ogden. Sept. 16-Accompanied by a
party of surveyors, Assistant Forester
J. l. Pelton OF this district left today
for the La sal forest reserve. IN south
ern Utah. where the first government
surveys Of that historic range OF noun
tains will be made. Boundary lines
have never been determined In the La
Sal reserve. and considerable trouble
has risen because of this.
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Especial % The Herald HepubliCan.l
Park City. Sept 16.-Wiu Dennis
while under the influence OF liquor.
tried TO ride horse into the Liberty
theatre. on Main street. last evening
He was arrested by Marshal T. F.
Evans. His hearing was held before
Judge r. IT. Waters today. and was
fined g