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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

Sin. iolh rubifals gsrfaHuns, tpis
aalifornien tie iih ourh 8pltsabtims
riung esgsben. bat Die Welt ntht uuf'
sutpeiisn. Die 9oltsresierung i'm
lpeiteiten Sinne oes Wpries III baislbit
errittet. Die Maioritdten. Die oafiir
qbaeseben puroen, tparen iiberpdltis
genb, Elm 9ep.is, Dab nitt S6tpdrs
mer, ionoern bic tonieroatipen Gle
mente am Werfe bstbeiligt rparen,
Fir ssnitidtipe uno Refsrsnoum tpars
rem 138,181 Stimmsn abgegeben uno
hlos a, $50 Stimmen bagegen. glnem
9lus BON 93,331 Stimmen seaenii6er
miro lid, Die 8ebauptuns niht Dertres
ten lafIsu, oab cine ploslids aufpalz
lung Der 8oltslsioenihuftsn pOrliest.
Sold qrobe 8oltsmaHen tann man
nift in erreglnq brineen. ytur tiibls
uno reiflids lleberlegune oermotten
ein foldes RsIultat berbei3ufiihren.
Is bistet audi teine ShDisrigfsiteH,
Die tridhtn fsit3uItelleH. Inter osm
bisbsrisen, rein Experimentation Re
s.srunes sSnitem tpurbe oa Bolt ouf
Die Ihmatoolfts Weii. betrogsn. Die
in ben Yarteiplatformen nisoeraelegs
ten geripredunsen ipuroen puf 0as
Shu0b.ite mibahist. Die MetbDot,
aanoibaien burt aonpsntionsn gu no.
miniren, bepirtt., oab nur mino.ripers
thises Waterial in Die aeTebgsbenosn
aorperihaften sslangte. feile Mert@
5euge Der aorporationen unD unter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

Sm Bethesda 6ofpitoI In am lcms
menben Gonneritne 0nbeniae. Wie
nIiidhrlih pirb fur bic 8spirtbunp
Der fgrtunbs uno G0nnsr Der Mnitolt
In Der umfoiTsnhiien W<iie SOree ira.
gen perbsn nnb Islbitrsbenn ipirb
hfn Bsfuf,ern GsIeesnbxii gsbottn. bic
innsre ginrihiune br 4nitali in 4us'
esnihein su nebmsn. Dos 1etkSha
SoIpitni perpflest zine srobs anjabl
paiienisn Dollig toitsHfrsi unn iii Das
Der Ielbiiperitdnblif auf bic WilntbGs
iistsit bes publitums nngsfpiefen. Jn
friitsren Jabren baben bic 1rtnnos
unb 0onner Der AnitcIt on ben. 0as
btniaeen rsih!ih beioei!eusrt uub bic
geiisr Der Anitolt ssb<n iih Der 6off
Hung bin. bab Der beurias Oobsntla
e.eimfnfIs rsitx Goben brinatti niro.
Am Donneriius Mbtnb nm dml llb
pirD in Der bennmborten Ghur@ of
TIE Neip sJfrufoIem. an WinlIoip9 9ps..
Gerr 0S. q. putttr. Der Melior bes
1stbesbd 1oipitals, einen bur& itss
reoptifhe WiIber iuujtrirttn Dorsraa
iibtr Die G&nei51 baIssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14
Samitas, ocn ii. Cftober 1911.


rSunnp Sim, ME Der 9i5s=
pater unIere8 9aterldnoes senunnt
iptrp, bat cine Geoe gssen pinhot gez
bnlten uno es paren groBdrti9e Worte
Der Wsisbeit, bic BON ietRen Qippsn
trGufeIten. Gr bdlt es fir einsn I'm
finn unp fir cine lInsere9tieteit. bic
RaturfhdBe oes 2aubes 10 81 pile
gen, oub ite ntht erfh0pft tperoen,
benn - mir Sittren Sunnp Sim mort
LID - Die jesige 8sneratiOn bat has
Reht, bic Raturtrdfts oss 2auoes 3u
threm 8ort6eil ous3ubeuten. Die
ndhIte 9eneration IOa Iih ben aopf
5erbredsn, tpie iie ibre GTiIteu3 beba9s
lid eeftalteH tann." llno pas nennt
ftd etneu Stddtsmann!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14
Z@iFss Zd5eine
Gnthie!t Gift.

Der aafies. ben. pis ausfiibrlif
b<rid,iei, am Jonnsriiae Gbnrles
5umphriss inn itabtiifen, GefuHbe
bsiisamts bsbufs h.miidxr 4naIpis
bintsrli.b. sntbislt Iaut BEN Rsfultat
Der pom gkmiier bes Dsiunobeitss
amtss Or. gabImann porasnommsn.u
4noipie aupfsriulpbai. Elm ,iemlidh
fiartss Gift. abr Or. 8ablmann III
nichi gang iih.r. oh oi. poybonbsns
auaniiiGi bss Giftss ssniisi baben
ipiiroe. nm ben Fob tines Weninsn
krbsi5ufiibrsn. 6umphrsis purbe pon
bem RsiHIioi Der llHtsriuhuns in
Hsnntnib asiebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

auBer araft 3u ieBen. mir miiHen iie
segen cine suropdiIf,e SnpaIion Be-
fhiiben. Den 9prpanp oasu bieten
bic Gintreibuns Der Shulben uno DIE
repolutiondreu 3uitdnoe. Wenn mir
bic SduIosn oronsn uno bic 9ube
10 lperoen Die 0orlpinpe be
ieitist. Die 5raee ipibt iib alio oas
rouf au, rb mir Den ShuB tpitsnIps
uno miibeIps ober nit auibistung elmer
groBeR 5lptte espdbren lpollsn. Gas
ruuf tann es bph Hur cine 2tntport
oeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

IN Sdcramsnto, gal., bat
Der BrGiioent cine Rsoe fir Rutifi3is
runa Der 9ertrdae nit Ricuragua unn
9onouras aeAaItsn, Die auf Wioeritanb
i'm Senat gsitoBeu limb. Die @ertrGse
limb genou Dem gertrase nit Sdnto
Domingo ua6gsbiIcet. Ils pieiss ben
siRsr SnpaiioH europdiihsr Md1te.
ipe3tsu s5Ialisns. bsDrobt mar. rDsi6e
Die DEN 8urssrn tArsr tetrsffsnoen
Gdnper ItuIotgsn Summeu our4 milf
tdrii6e Gretution sin3utreibeH heGbs
itttigteu, traf prdiinsRt Rooiepelt nit
Der Reeieruns lensr sSHIel Elm leberz
sintommeH, ponah elm ameritdniIhss
Snuottat Die Shuloen Der Sniel ab.
trdqsn Iollte. fpofur ibm bic 3olsiH,
FINITE berpfdnost tpurren, bic 8ea1nte
Der 8unoes Regisrung srhsben. 3n
Qertraq BAT cine auBerorosntLit err
freuiife WtrtuHg o.babt. Die beitdne
oigen FeDolutionen nahmen EN- Gnoe,
bd oas MotiO oaTiir qeianunoen mar,
ndtoem Die 3olldmter unter aontrpte
Ter Der. StuQten oelan1ten. De
Shuloen peroen abgetragen uno bic
8euenuen Der SHiel iiuo 10 grob. bab
pertbpolle 9erbsfIerunqsn baraus be-
itritten perben tonnsn. 8a in Rtz
cdragua unb 5onourus qenuu oie atefs
d,en 9erbGltniife obpaiien, Die sinIt
In Santo Domingo, belt Der s}raiioent
IS fir notbig. nit bem glsih.n Wittet
naIslbft before gsrbdltntiie III i6af~
fen. 6onouras. bds in iiinISebn oyab-
ren iisben Repollltipnen eurtgtmdht
tat, anter3eibnets auf Der SrelIs Den
8ertraq, Der Die Rsfuupiruna Der
Ghulpeu uno @rbsbunq Der 30fle BEN
Ger. Stadten lberlpies. Sbenip 9li-
tdragua. nas ihper unter bem Tes.
potismus pcn 3slapd 1eIitteu bat. SIN
Senat Diro Die Rdtifi5irunJ osr Bsrs
trGae aus Dem Srnnoe beanftdnhet,
baB bic 8er. Staaten oanurd, !ditias
gflichten auf iih nebmen uno Sc
fddfte fir Elm Rsp Dorter syinan3s
SnnDitut MAIDEN, Disier gintpdno
erIhsiut uniinnie. Dir baben Der.
pflihtunaeH gegsn bic 3entralameritas
niiten Gambler, bic mir niht obfhIt=
tslu tonneH. obns bic Wonroe-Tottrin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

Sn rihisbenen StGotsu
bieIes 2dnpes, oereH Staaten pirtz
idmer aorporations aommiiIionen
fid, srfrsusu, Itdtt Der ihattenbaften
geb0roen, tpts unIer Staat iie auf5us
ipeiien bot, forosrn Die gur9sr, oub
Die 5ubrpreiIe auf ben StroBenbdbs
ueE fir Streten ppn niht iiber orei
Uieilen, pom 9eihdfts3entrum aus
gerehust, niht mebr aIs orei Gents
betragsn iouen. 9ds III Elm gsre6tss
9srIangsn. Man iolIts fir cine 5suhrt
pom brei Msilen niht 10 pisl be5abien,
tpie fir cine 5abrt bon neun UteiIen.
Cine GrbGbung Der Raten fir pts
9oritdbts 1T ni6t gu befiirhteu. bsnn
etne 5abrt oortbin lit nit FiinF Gents
rsitlih beSablt. @s iolIten Iogar 4nz
italtsn getroffen tperoen. bic srorbitanz
ten 5orosrungsn Der Suter urbans
beoeuteno berabsuieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

Die pro3efis geesn Die 2pns
der in gootespille, 9a., bic einen Res
Ger bel IebeHDissm 2sibs perbraunten,
perldufen reiultatlos. gas Bolt
ipmpatbiiirt nit ben 2pn6nlDroern
uno Die aus Dem 8olte ge5ogenen 9es
fbporenen iprshen Die 4ngetiagtsn
frei. Das 1T teine nsue Grfabruno,
fonbsrn Die alte Reeel. Wenn Der
S:adt penniploanien FOLDER ShGoi~
eung Ieinss 4nieben5 als aulturitaat
Dorbeugen nil, pirb er gu Rehtsmits
teln greifen miiTeu, Die niht burh bic
8oltsIttmmung pereiteIt pernen t0n~
nen. Dus bier3u geeignete 9srfdbren
lit, ben Sopnibips .tpo 2puhmorbe iin
ereignen, cine idpere 9slDbube aufSuz
erIegen, Die Dem StaatsIhaB 5uSutpei=
len lit 9ds ift iogur alteuglifhes
Re6t. Sn oisisr Wstie perfuhren bic
Tormanuen in Der erIten periooe
ibrsr Serri6aft, als bi. angeIia6fen
bic Rormannen in threr Ufitte meuhs
liugs eriblugen. 0u man Die 5bGter
nift ermittsln tonnte, tpurbe Die gon3e
9eneinoe nit 1hperer 9elpbube beIegt
unb bas Wtittel mar Iebr rpirtiam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

aebt Gonntoss in bic airhe nnb forst
onbcrocm fir oroentlide Stiilen.
autes WafIer unb bilIiet 9roinbnhnen.
Aber icne Spir bon 2d,onheit ilt
Dem golfe aus een slilgen geriidt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
CAUCUS ENDS In ROW
Hope of Settling Illinois Speakership
Is Far OFF,

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Jan. 3.-The Re-
publican Speakership conference broke up
IN a row tonight when sixteen Shurtien
adherents walked out. saying they were
dissatisfied at what they term the al
legged lnsincerlty OF administration sup
portcrS.
Ten minutes later. Roy o. West OF
Chicago. chairman of the Republican state
central committee, called the Republican
state caucus TO order in the same room
and siXty-five Republicans responded to
their names on rollcall. The number is
twelve short OF the constitutional majority
necessary 10 elect a speaker,
With siXty-fivc Republicans holding
ont in one faction. sixteen Shurtleff ad-
herents standing firm in another, one
member refusing 10 take a stand with
either Republican faction and sixty eight
Democrats holding the fort on the mi
nority side. there appears to be no i'm
mediate prospect that the general assem-
bly, will elect a speaker.
with tho refusal OF the Shurtleff fac
ton to participate in the house caucus,
all hope of a peaceful settlement OF the
speakership controversy was lost.
The Democratic caucus tonight choose
George Altschulcr OF Aurora as minority
house leader. He succeeds Lee O'Neill
Browne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
PRESIDENT OF NICARAGUA
PROMISES MANY REFOR Ms
Estrada Pledges His Administration to
Broad Policies Locking to Gen
eral Betterment,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Oblireratlng
party lines. President Juan j. Estrada
in his inaugural address TO the people
Of Nicaragua pledged his administration
10 broad policies OF national scope. This
was emphasized IN telegram received
by the state department from Vice
Consul Moffat at ManaHla.
General Estrada advocated complete
religious freedom and liberty of the press
within proper limits the establishment
Of modern educational system and the
employment OF foreign teachers ade"
quatc To develop it,
The new president does not contcm-
plate the maintenance of a large stand
ing army, Among other reforms and i'm
pr9vemcnts suggested were: The con-
struCtion Of railroad to the Atlantic
coast; the development of agricultural
methods; the reduction of import duties
ana the abolition OF export duties; the
negotiation of loan through the good
Offices OF the United States. reform OF
the currency and strict economy in the
administration of the government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
CLEVELAND OIL COMPANY
PROMOTERS ARE INDICTED
Federal Grand Jury Brings True Bills
Against Men Accused of Using
Mails Illegally.

Los ANGELES, Cat, Jan. 3.-The fed
eral grand jury returned indictments to-
day against william j. Bachelor,
Thomas NJ Montgomery, John Montgom-
cry. Jr.. Grant G.. Gillette. w a France
and Edison France. charged with fraudu-
lent use Of the mails in connection with
the sale OF stock in the Cleveland oil
company of Los Angeles
The offices OF the Cleveland Oil com
paDy in this city were raided two weeks
ago on warrants issued at the request
Of the United States district attorney and
the four first named defendants were ar
rested and released on bail.
The indictments were expected and all
the defendants. with the exception OF w
a, France. who Is reported on his way
from Columbus, o, to Los Angeles. were
In court when the grand jury returned
the bills. Al the suggestion OF Deputy
United States Attorney Stewart Judge
Wcllhurn fixed bail for Gillette AT ST., 200,
Batcheldcr and France at $40. 900 each
and the other defendants at $4,000 each
and 1t was given Immediately.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
NEW KNIGHT KNOWN
TO MANY UTAHNS
Made Visit to This City Once
and Sang in the Tab
ernacIe.

Among the notable men upon whom the
premier's honors were bestowed New
Years day by King George V. OF Eng
land is that OF William Abraham. a mem
ber of the house OF commons for the
Bhondda division OF Glamorganshre. The
new knight is well known In this city.
and his visit here six years ago will be
well recalled. especially among the Ia
boring classes.
When Abraham visited Salt Lake he
spoke at the Mormon tabernacle to the
members of the Federation OF Labor He
was then on his way east from San Fran
cisco. where he had attended a world s
congress OF labor as representative OF
Great Britain.
a feature OF the appearance Of Abra-
ham ut the tabernacle was the singing OF
a solo part by him. AS the choir was
about to begin the Welsh national hymn,
after the organ interlude, there was d
voice heard, the voice OF Abraham. sing
ing the solo part.
Abraham made a visit Of about one
week here. Hc was the guest of Will
liam N Williams. and he made many
warm friends. Sir Abraham Is the son
Of a working collier and is closely identl-
fled with the mining industry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
CROWS IN
SENATORIAL RIVALRY
Candidates al Various State
Capitals Are Looking to
Their Fences.
Concluded From Page One.

obtain at regular elections. He also
favors the so.called Oregon system for
the selection of United States senators.
lie asks power TO remove county officials
who do not enforce tho laws relating
to gambling fighting and the like.
Governor Norris recommends legisla-
tion that will make effective the pres
ent law relating TO weights and meas
ures, so as to protect the public against
this sort of cheating, which is appar-
emily a practice in this state, or at
least, this is the charge of federal in
spectors. He suggests that all original
packages be required to show net
weight. He also urges stringent pure
food law providing for adequate in
spection and tests.
To prevent the watering" of stock
issues, the governor says that while the
errors of the past cannot be rectifed,
the issuance of capital stock, an in
| Indebtedness by corporations should not
be allowed until some state authority
| has made an examination and become
satisfied that the fair market value
in municipal property has been paid for
| stocks or bonds; except that reason
able amount of promotion stock might
| be allowed for organization purposes.
With this work in view, he suggests
a public service commission. He says
that competition is no longer a suffi-
| cient regulator Of prices or service, for
the reason that it has been eliminated
! by combinations A commission with
| full power to regulate will cut the tap
| root Of corporate evils and bring about
conditions fair alike to companies and
the public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
KEEN IN NEW YORK
Possible That Dark Horse May Win
Coveted Senatorship.

LBANY, n. V, Jan. 3.-Indicn.
tions today point to heated contest
for the United States senatorship and
the possibility of dark horse being Sc
lccted as the successor 10 Senator De
pew is being discussed by Democratic
legislators and political leaders. Thus
far. however, no new candidate has
publicly entered the field.
The supporters of Edward NJ. Shep-
ard of New York declare that the sen
timent for Mr.. Shepard is increasing
particularly among the upstate legis!a.
tors On the other hand, friends of
William +. Sheehan OF New York APP
pear to be as confident as ever that he
will he elected
Others who have been mentioned in
connection with the senatorship main
tain reticence and seem To be await
ing developments. The Democratic leg.
isators will attempt TO decide upon
their choice for senator Mt a caucus on
the night of January II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
COMMISSIONERS CONFIRM
DEPUTIES APPOINTMENTS
,nociaI IN The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 3.-Two sessions OF the
Weber county commissioners were held
today The first session was 10 close
the affairs os The outgoing administra-
lion 10 orsanizc The new board. to make
their committee assignments and TO elect
q chairman.
John r. Bybcc. the outgoing member
OF the board. was unable 10 be present
on account ri Illness. Tho members pres
cnt were oscar &. Madison and Frank
Moore the incumbents. and Moron
skeen. the newly elected member. Oscar
B. Madison was elected chairman.
Appointments from all the county Off
Gers were received and confirmed by the
board without exception. The Stats OF
deputies in all the offices save that OF
the sheriff were reappointed.
Sheriff r. II. Harrison. who assumed
his new duties today. as successor Of
Barlow =. Wilson, sent in the names
OF Frank NJ Ludwig, Walter Richey and
Thomas DeVjne as his deputies. These
weie confirmed and thirtVday appoint
ment Of Thomas Burke was made.
Sheriff Harrison says that the other
members OF his force will be selected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
M'ENERY ACT VALID
Emergency Legislation Affecting San
Francisco Is Upheld.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Tnat the Nc
Enerny act of California. passed as cmcr-
genCy legislation after the earthquake
and fire OF 1906 and providing for the
establishment and quieting OF title In real
estate in case OF the loss or destruction
OF public records was constitutional. was
the decision today of the supreme court
of the United States.
The question arose over the title 70
two lots located along the so-called city
slip In San Francisco. Louis Zeiss
claimed title TO them under judgment
rendered in accordance with the act OF
1906. In order 10 support Its own claim
Of title. the American Land company at
tackled the constitutionality OF the law
The United States court for the ninth
circuit asked the supreme court 10 an
swer the specific question as to whether
or not the law violated tho fourteenth
amendment TO the constitution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
HUMAN REMAINS RECOVERED
FROM BATTLESHIP MAINE
Work Of Bringing Up Parts of Famous
Vessel Is Progressing Steadily.

HAVANA, Jan. 3.-The first human re-
mains from the wreck Of the old battle :
ship Maine wcrc brought TO the surface
today by "A drcdGc. They consisted OF
two ribs and some small bones. apparent
ly OF the hand. They were carefully
placed In special receptacle TO await
the recovery OF other parts.
The drcdgc also brought up some three
inch shells. large quantity or coal and
a portion OF the coal bunkcrs lying apart
from the ship. which tx considered AS
possibly conirmatory Of the theory OF am
external explosion under tho bunlcrs
This. however. cannot be verified without
a further examination ot the wreck
The work on the hulk Is continuing
without interruption the men having eX- :
pressed willingness 10 await ,hc sci :
tlcmcnt Of The question OF overdue pay
and other grievances,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
WILL FORM COMPANY
TO HANDLE FRUIT CROP
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 3.-Definlte plans for the
formation of company TO handle tho
fruit crop OF Utah. to bo composed OF
members of tho Utah fruit exchange. Will
be adopted at a meeting to be held in
the office OF Secretary j.. NJ Forristall
at Ogden. next Saturday.
Tho members of tho state fruit OK
change, composed OF fruit growing asso-
Citations of the Bear river valley. Brigham
City. Willard. Ogden, Weber county,
Clearficld, Centerfield Salt Lake. Logan.
Springvillc and Granite, say that they
are opposed to the profits from their
orchards being divided with the middle :
men or brokers. and at the meeting next
Saturday il will be determined what
course Will he best to adopt 10 abolish this
leakage In individual profits.
The board of managers representing all
the fruit associations Of the state OF Utah
which has been notified TO meet hero next
Saturday is composed OF the following: j.
e Wright. Ogden; j, d. Burton. Bear
River; Ras Rasmussen. Logan. Joseph
Hubbard, Willard; n. j, Valentine. Brig
ham: X. ~. Canaan, Sprngville: Milo
Andrus.. Salt Lake; Walter NJ. Steed.
Clcarfleld, and j. M. Forristall, secretary.
Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
PR0NO'S CITY ATTORNEY
RESIGNS UNDER FIRE
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. Jan. 3.-City Attorney Robert
Anderson charged with statutory Of
fense against Anna Phillips. IL years old,
who is now in tho state industrial school
at ogden. rendered his resignation 10
the city council at It's mcct ting this even
ing TO take effect February / next. The
case is pending in the courts at the pres
cnt time.
In handing in his resigna ton. CITY At
torney Anderson said that he did not de-
sire that his action in resigning his office
should be taken as an admission OF his
guilt. but that he was doing so TO relieve
the city and the council from any embar
rassmcnt. Andcrson's resignation WAS
accepted and referred to the mayor.
The city attorney reported that ia
cases had been tried in the city court
during the past year; that there had been
seventy convictions. three acguIt-
tails. sixteen dismissals. and fourteen
cases are now pending.
City Marshal James C.. Williams re-
ported that there had been Sl9 arrests.
including 553 lodgers. Four hundred and
ninety -nnc dollars has been collected in
fines, according to the city attorneys re-
port and s9iA days served in default OF
fines. The fire chief reported that
s255i. 20 had been lost by fires during the
past year, 1915 OF which was covered
by insurance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
STRAWBERRY VALLEY
TUNNEL: WATER STRUCK
Special TO The Tribune.

Spptldl 10 lllt ltlDuH'-
PROVO, Jan. 3.-J. T.. Lytle. engineer
in charge of the Stra wbcrry Valley irri-
CATION project, reports That Il strike OF
"A big flow OF water has been encountered
In the tunnel which is being driven
through the mountain, which has caused
some delay In the work. There has been
a small amount OF water for some time.
and with the stream opened UP Thursday
OF last week there is now about 5000 gall
Ions a minute flowing out Of the tunnel.
The big flow is not believed TO bc perma :
nent, and is in fact, receding some:
but even If It should continue, work will
be carried on.
The tunnel was driven 3i2 feet last
month. making a total length OF lO,5fO
feet or lust twenty feet short OF two
miles, which extends IL well into the sec
ond half The ent!Te length. when com
plrted will Dc 900 feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
News of the Intermountain r legion
LIQUOR CASES PROMINENT;
TROUBLE UTAH COUNTY
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. Jan. 3.-John Homer. AXel
johnson and Arthur Booth appeared be-
day ard each entered plea OF not guilty
to the charge OF selling liquor In viola :
lion OF the prohibition ordinance. flo-
mers case set for hearing WedneS-
day morning AT 10 o'clock.
\. a. Scott was brought from Spring
vile today and given into the custody OF
the sheriff OF Utah county 10 serve ten
days in the county jail. Scott was con-
victcd In the Justices court at Springvillc
OF selling liquor and was sentenced to ten
days in jail.
his place OF business open on Sunday,
and John Whipple. on charge of selling
liquor 10 minors. were arraigncd in Pre-
cinct Justice l.. l.. Joncs's court here to-
day. They took till Saturday mex, at
II o'clock 10 plead. Beck promised
the sheriff and judge 10 close his busi
ness before that time