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The gold leaf., 1911-01-26
FISH AND OYSTERS
FRESH DAILY.

| wish to announce that my Fish and Oys
ter stand ia still on Main street, in front ui
the Southern Grocery Company, where
carry "a nice stock of Fish and Oysters
RECEIVED FRESH DAILY. have no ice
shipped in my oysters. All come in sealed
cans with ice packed around the cans and
have a nice quart can for selling the oysters
out of and no ice comes in coutaCt with the
oysters.
| guarantee all stock | sell to my Gust ON
ers to be fresh and in nice condition or
money returned or made good Try me- with
an order if you are not already among my
list of satisfied customers
The gold leaf., 1911-01-26
NOTICE.

HAVE QUALIFIED AS EXECCIRlH Or
l. the last will and testament Of Rev. ".
l.. Harris, late OF Vance county, y. e.. and
hereby notify all persons having clmmS
against his estate to present the same 10 me
forthwith II not presented m twelve
months this notice will be pleaded ia bar ~
their recovery.
Henderson, n. G., January 3, 1911
SARAH l.. HARRIS.
Executrix Of W l. Harris deceased.
The gold leaf., 1911-01-26
NOTICE.

NORTH CARoLIxA II THE SrPEHioE torRT
Vance County. Before the 'l"rk
A. G. Zollicoffer. Administrator Of the estate
Of II s Major, deceased
W. d. Major. Oscar G. Major. and vile, Rosh
Major. W. p. Puryear and wIi", Mary T.
er and othery.
W p Puryear one Of the defendants
above named Will take notice, that q "prcihl
proceeding, entitled ~ above has been com
menced against him and other deirndhhtH
in the Superior Court Of Vance county I"r
the purpos, Of obtaining license :" sell th"
real estate belonging 10 the late ; MAJOR
to make assets 10 pay the debts oi 'he EHil
H. s Major, the said real estate beng l"'
Of land situate in Henderson. Vance county
North Carolina, adjoining the Iands oi lhr
Town of Henderson, Henry Perry ana
others. and the said defendant wilI inrthef
take notice, that he is required 10 appear
before the Clerk Of the Superior toun %
Vance county, at his Office IN the town oi
Henderson. North Carolina. on the hrst Gay
M February, 1911. and answer Or demnF I"
the complaint q the piaintih, or b"iiri d.
manded in the said complaint VIII De-
granted ,.,1
This Bird day Of January. III Ia,,,.,,
Clerk Of the Superior Court oi vance
county.
The gold leaf., 1911-01-26
Saved BY Thumb Print.

Charles Bastian has been released
from jail at Sewickley, Pa, because his
thumb print does not tally with one
found on Rev. a. c. HOwell's dresser.
The clergyman's home was robbed of
$2500 worth of jewels. and Bastian was
arrested en- suspicion.
The gold leaf., 1911-01-26

Death In Pekin From subonic Plague.
The first death in Pekin from bu-
bonic plague since the outbreak of the
present epidemic occurred in a mis-
sionary hospital
The gold leaf., 1911-01-26
THE 1911 WORLD Al NANAC

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msnts. ksentific discoveries and srpiOratasas Of
1910 wars and other important historical s,Sais.
growth q the United States incrsssias popuaAttSn
and wealth Of eountriea States and citea, the
tariff. ths trusts and party psuorns. OOares
sionai records. sporting events. world rscsrds
weights and measurcs universities. religious orderI
debts Of nations, industries. weather forecasts
birth. marriages. divorces and deaths. railroads
shipping banking. money. taxes. insurance. 10
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10000 Other Facts and Figures Up to D&te
Of every day interest and value 10 everybody
No merchant farmer. laborsr. business man
housewife business woman school boy Eifg
should be without . copy Of this valuable refer
eAcs volume Of useful information. Prcs rs
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The gold leaf., 1911-01-26

do hereby certify that the above state
ment of the expenditures OF the county Of
Vance for the year ending November 80
1910 is correct.
XIV EDWARDS,
Clerk to Board County Commissioners.
The gold leaf., 1911-01-26
Minister'S Wife a Suicide,

Despondent from a nervous break.
down, Mrs. Eugene NJ. Grant, wife Of
the pastor of the Universalist church
at Danvers, Mass, committed suicide
by inhaling gas. She was sixty years
old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
OHIO LEGISLATORS
UNDER INDICTMENT

COLUMBUS. o.. June a-Threc
members of the general assembly and
an attache were indicted on bribery
charges today hy the grand jury, which
adjourned for An indeinite period, sub,
.jcct to call It's investigation Of legis.
lative bribery Is not complete but it
will moi he resumed for tho present.
Those indicted include:
Senator Thomas A. Dean. Democrat
Sandusky county. whose name has been
attached 10 practically all the liquor
bills in the last three sessions of the
assembly: Representative Frank Cal.
ycy, Republican, Of Cuyahoga county
member Of the house first calendar com.
mittce representative George F.. Nye
Democrat, Pike county, also a member
Of the calendar committee. and alrcad Y
under three indictments for bribc so.
licitations; Stanley +, Harrison. Cuya-
hoga county. assistant sergeant alarms
of the senate.
All were indicted twice and furnished
$4,000 bond each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
BIC SALT COMPANY
To SHIP PRODUCT
MOntellO Concern Now Awaiting
Announcement of Rates
by Railroads.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 9-Within the next few
weeks buildings Will be erected ard the
work OF extracting salt from the great
salt beds OF the Montello Salt company in
Gooele county Will begin. according to
Judge s. T. Corn, president and attorney
for the company
A corps OF engineers has just completed
an inspection OF the great salt beds TO
de deternine the best method OF removing
the salt and the most advantageous
point al which operations will begin.
The first salt removed will be near the
tracks Of the Western Pacific and the
work viii progress on both sides OF the
right OF way. Engineers have decided
that suction pump operated by team
is the best and cheapest method for re-
moving the saline deposit As greater
part OF the salt is moist, II can be easily
drawn through the pine by air pressure.
Judge Corn saws that the success of
the company in disposing OF the deposit
offered by the railroad companies. Nego-
tiations arc now under way with the rail-
road companies, II equitable rates are
offered the salt company can compete
with any salt company in the world. The
saline deposit is ready for general use
In its present form. but for table use
crusher VIII have 10 be employed and
fan used TO remove the dust and for
eiEn substances. Stockholders Of the
company are eagerly awaiting word from
the railroad companies. II the rates are
reasonable the company will employ a
large force OF men al once In the con-
struction and operation Of the plant and
the large shipments which Will begin i'm
mcdiatelv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
ONE KILLED; 70
HURT IN WRECK
Westbound Santa Fe Limited
Dashes Into Light Engine
Near Domingo, n. NJ.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. June o.
One man was killed and twenty in
Jured this morning AT 10 clock when
the westbound Santa Fe Limited dashed
into a light engine near Domingo. n.
NJ thirty miles north of Albuquerque.
The Dead
A. W. Green, Las Vegas, engineer OF
light engine.
The Injured.
Ray c. Flower, fireman Of limited
Las Vegas, badly scalded.
S, Schimer, dining car conductor
Chicago, internal injuries, seriously
hurt.
Arthur Robinson, colored. dining car
waiter, Chicago, condition serious.
George Lover, Las Vegas, engineer
Of limited, badly bruised
C.. o. Clark. conductor of limited, AL
buquerque, internal injuries
Antonio Sitora, Chicago. dining car
cook, burned
e. j. frankie, Chicago. dining car
chef, back and arms injured.
Ed Geqry. Chicago, Pullman car por
ter. wrist and back injured.
Ray b Hall. mail clerk, Albuquerque,
ribs broken
Mrs. s. Tomlinson, Newmarket, Ia,
bruised and cut, not serious,
Miss Margcry Pratt. kearney, Neb.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
BLIND PIG IS
PURSUED FAR
City Marshal ChaSes 1t From
Lehi TO American Fork
and Back.

Special To The Tribune.
DEHI June CITY Marshal Henry
East is tho target for good deal Of
Joking today over an unsuccessful effort
10 raid one OF Lehi's blind pigs"
The marshal was aware of considerable
drinking that was going on during yes
tcrday. and adopting the tactics of Sher-
lock Holmes he soon located the source
Of supply as being in A supposedly vacant
house on Second North street
Aiming himself with search and
seizure" warrant he demanded admit
tance. only 10 find the house empty so
far as any Intoxicating liquors were con-
cerned
Taking up a trail lined with beer bottle
corks, the marshal was about TO so Into
an outside cellar when the proprietor
called a halt because the warrant pro-
vided only for searching the house. The
marshal. undaunted. hastened TO the jus
uce OF the peace for warrant 10 search
the cellar and returned just in time 10
see n conveyance loaded with beer drive
hurriedly away.
chase ensued the marshal cutting
across lots TO intercept the load of for
bidden beverage, II arrived al the city
limits before he. caught UP with IT: The
driver proceeded to American Fork. fol-
lowed later by the Lehi city marshal.
The latter went to the American Fork
city marshal, who got out a search and
seizure warrant for the load OF newly
imported liquor, but when he went to
serve the warrant the prize had been re-
moved out OF the city limits. and the
Lehl city marshal wended his way back
home again.
that at about $50 o'ciock the booze s was IS
brought back TO Lehi and all sold out
by midnight and reliable citizen who
paid visit 10 the Joint last night stated
that il was filled with intoxicated youths.
a dozen OF whom were under II years OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
MANY SALOONS TO QUIT.
Early Closing Ordinance in oaden OrIv
ina Liquor Men Out OF Business.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 9.-Within the next
month. regardless of tho result Of the
saloons of Ogden will go out OF bust
ness. The drastic ordinance passed by
the city council which became effective
last night requiring saloons 10 close
their doors AT o'clock has caused a
number of saloon men 10 decide 10 nult
business. These assert that the bulk or
their business is done after tho present
hour OF closing and TO continue the
loon business would spell financial dis
aSter TO them.
Closing OF cafes conducted Jointly with
saloons. another provision OF the ordl-
nance, is causing certain proprietors To
figure closely whether or not to uult
business entirely or elect which end Of
their business Is most profitable. Res
iaurants where there are connecting Sa-
looms were permitted to continue business
last night but this evening business
ceased promptly at o'clock. at the hour
tho saloons closed their doors
MiStakinC tho provisions of the ordi-
nance, several proprietors OF cafes con-
nscted with saloons were preparing to
continue business until the regular mid
night hour during tho commercial trav-
clers' convention. but an order from tho
police department Was delivered todav
instructing them to close promptly at .
o'clock
After June 3 all cafes. lunch counters
and restaurants must be entirely divorced
from saloons. pursuant To tho provisions
Of the ordinance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
6HURCH CHIEFS
4 TRY COERCION
Attempt to Influence Ogden
\ Voters for Dry Side Is
Bitterly Resented.
|fANY IGNORE SUMMONS
TO SECRET CONFERENCE
Deny That They Owe Obligation
to Obey Political
Commands.
ecial 70 Tire Tribune.

<ueclal 70 The TIT bUne
. OGDEN. June Seldom in the his
|ofy OF Mormon church political affairs
'hss there been such a determined effort
Ia Influence the suffrage OF the Mormon
voter as has been evidenced since the
fwet" and dry campaign opened al
ogden
Emboldened by public utterances and
timed statements OF men high in the
thurch advising members Of the faith
ID vote the 'drv" ticket at the coming
special liquor election. leaders OF the
thurch in Ogden have made A determined
oftempt 10 corral the votes and influence
IA the presidents and their counselors OF
<he various stakes, the bishops and other
'nem bers OF the priesthood That this at
Iernpt TO ccerce the officers Of the church
fo use their positions in the priesthood
~ perilnus is gathered from the state
nents OF church members. some OF whom
1eelere that a disruption OF the Latter
t1y Saints church viii ably
ffauf II the matter goes much farther.
Every president counselor. bishop and
fracher comprising the priesthood re-
feIved written notification several days
Heo requesting them 10 meet With Apos-
<lt David O Mckay and other church
Ieaders AT ;he Weber academy Wednes-
DAY evening. Many of those who are in
1avor Of regulated saloons fatty refused
~ attend the meeting. Others OF similar
Views went 10 The meeting and there
Foiced their protests against such an at
<ofnpt al coercion.
<While those who attended the meeting
fre reticcnt regarding what took place,
hey frankly admitted that they were
fsked 10 support the dry" ticket, and
Nfre told that their obligation to do so
vac as sacred as the articles OF faith.
"a considerable furore has resulted
@mong the Mormon people at Ogden. a
Ffnnnch member Of the church refused
7dmtttance 10 Two missionaries who called
NJ his horne YESTERDAY He assured them
ot Their welcome If they came 10 teach
him the gospel and discuss religion, but
When he learned that they had been dl-
rtcted 10 talk prohibition he showed them
fbe door.
Some OF those members Of the priest
icod who refused TO attend the meeting
|ast Wednesday say that they are willing
'o Keep hands OF in the campaign and
1sye SO informed the leaders OF the
cpurch. but despite this tact they are
neing urged To change their views on the
inuor question and work for the success
'f TIE dry campaign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
|NSURCENT ATTACK
ON THE WOOL TARIFF

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Represeu-
tative Warburtou of Washington, a
newly elected Republican insurgcnt,
charged congress today with letting mil
lions of dollars co 10 waste that 1T
might collect in internal revenue taxes
on tobacco. He attacked the pending
wool tariff revision offered by the Dem.
ocrats, saying their plea of needing
revenue was not a serious argument for
keeping high duties on wolcn goods
Mr. Warburton said the Democrats had
been afraid TO reduce the duties on
wool any further for fear Of the conse.
quence at the next election if the
woolcn industry was prostrated by the
removal of protection. He said the
Democrats had been compelled 10 adopt
the Republican doctrine Of protection
and excused themselves on the ground
Of needing revenue.
And in the meantime said Mr..
Warburton, american people are pay.
ing six times as much tax 10 the gov
crnment on sugar AS they are on 5cent
cigars; twelve times as much on sugar
AS on 10 cent cigars; thirty times as
much on sugar as 25.cent cigars, and
sixty times as much on sugar as on 90
cent cigars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
RETAIL GROCERS TO
PAY VISIT TO OGDEN
One Hundred Will Stop Over
Sunday En- Route to.
convention.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special "a The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 9.-Ogden viii be visited
on Sunday by about 100 western dole
gates to the fourteenth annual convention
Of the National Association OF Retail
Grocers on their way To Denver To attend
the big convention which will open on
June I3 and continue four days. The Wis
iting delegates will be the guests OF the
Ogden Retail Merchants association on
Sunday.
Tic visitors from Seattle, Portland and
Spokane will arrive over the Oregon Short
Line az 9:lo o'clock Sunday morning.
They will remain here until late in the
afternoon, when they will leave for the
Colorado metropolis over the Denver g.
luncheon is being arranged at one Of the
hotels or cafes and a trip about the city
and through Ogden canyon.
Late Sunday afternoon the delegation
from California cities is scheduled 10 ar
rive here on the Overland Limited. These
delegates Will be welcomed by Ogden
merchants and the northwest delegation.
The California grocers will remain in the
city only a short time and will continue
their trip 90 Denver over the Union Pa
cinc. They will be Joined by the Utah
delegation.
The Ogden delegation will be composed
Of Mr.. and Mrs J S. Carver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs. Joe Flysare
and Mrs. Frank IIotalinG Messrs. Car
ton as delegates from the local associa- :
ton. Two delegates from Salt Lake and
one delegate from Provo Will also be In
the Utah party,
Utah delegation viii Join the Ohio dele
Gation on hoard special train. which
will make The trip to Ogden over the
Denver Rio Grande The delegates
and Salt Lake going from the Utah cities
70 the national park for five days ou, =
ing. All members of the Ogden party cX
poet TO make the trip through the Yellow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
MUCH WATER ENCOUNTERED,
Workn,on Run Into NerIt7ble River While
LAYING Water Main Extension.

Special ia The Tribune.
OGDEN. Juno "a vsrila bic river has
been encountered bv The force of work
mon laying the SiX-inch water main on
Canyon road. leading from Washington
avenue 10 GlenHood park, and two huge
pumps have been employed 10 throw
tho waier ont of The trenches SO that
work may proceed without serious DELAY
and danger To the worlSnlau II is be -
itevnd the water comes from Secpsgo va
ter "f certain Ice ponds in The vicinity
of tho park
The watervorkE department hopes 10
have the main i'm place before the open %
ing of Chsutauaua. July 81. The enor-
nous amount Of water encountered in
the trenches thus far has retarded opera .
tlons considerably however,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
CITIES WANT CONVENTION
Logan, Boise and PocateIlo After Trav
cling Mems Meeting.
Special 10 The Tribune

SneClsI 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, June 9--LoGan. Boise and
PoCatelo will all he on hand determined
10 capture The 1912 convention of the
United Commercial Travellers, the 1911
assembling Of which organization is 10
be held here. lasting three days and open
inS next Monday. Each one Of the cities
named already has representatives on the
ground and on the opening day will he
present with full delegation OF boost
crs and brass band.
The street decorations arc now prs cti =
Caly all arranged across Twenty fifth
street and Washington avenue and the
merchants Will begin tomorrow the work
Of making individual displays The great
and general interest shown already in =
SurcS that The city will be in Gala at
tire 10 receive the visiting travelling
men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
FLOWER DAY OBSERVED.
Members of the w. C. T. u Visit Homes
Of Sick and Other Places.
Special to The Tribune,

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. .Ture 9-Members Of the
Women's Christian Temperance union
observed Flower Mission dav by visiting
the homes Of the sick the Inmates Of
tho jalls and other places where the liRht
shines dimly. distributing flowers and
deliCaCies of the season.
4 delegation from the union called at
tho county jail This afternoon and left
flowers and excellent lunches for the
thrty-siN prisoners Al the city bastile
sixteen prisoners Jared like wise. Quanti-
ties OF flowers were distributed TO the
sick AT the hospitals and private homes
during the day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
TEST WATER MAINS.
codwater Canyon Supply Is Turned Into
New Conduit,
o The Tribune

SpeciaI 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN June a.--For tho. purpose oi
fsstine tho connections at the different
39ints OF the new pipe line the flow of
[old water canNon WAS This morning
Nrned into the new conduit by Superin-
'endent klrcher. Everything waE fcund
p be in working order and 1t is expect cd
maj back hilinc win start carly next
week. Three eccpnd-feat of water is
oow being cm1tied into the city reservoir
Rom Codwater canyon
III Is expected that the second resrr-
foir viii hc completed tho last Of The
month. as work is being rushed on the
{oncre;inr, About loo wards OF coucrc 10
" being laid each DAY ~, tho Moran com -
F9nv. Good progress Is also being made
10 the lsving ~ The Twcnty-t1ird street
#a'er main. which forms a connection he o.
<wesn The reservoirs and the main on
Washington avenue.
When the work nor in progress j.
crDeisd Ogden viii have double main
Enier system from Washington avenue n
|1e north Of Eoldc nter CANYON nd the
fupplN of water viii he increased 10 q
rpinl where ~ VIII he possible 10 keen
'Pcth reservoirs filled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
TWO WIVES DIVORCED.
Mrs. Martha Smuln and Mrs. Amy Ia
brun1 Are Granted DEGREES.
SDcciaI In The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 9.--Intcrocutorv DEGREES
ri divorce were allowed two nisma ed
couples IN Judge ~ j. lIarrss division
nf tho district court this afternoon Mrs
Martha Smuin was given divorce from
John l.. Smuin on the ground Of desor-
tiou The custody of n l0-ycar- old
daughter aud s2n monthly alimony we're
a wa rdcd her bv the court. The Smuins
were married al Salt Lake City June
s. 900. The desertion occurred Noyem-
her t+ 1909 according TO Mrs Smun' 3
TESTIMONY
Mrs. Amy LabTum was given n de-
cree from Joseph labrurn. For the pa
wear babrum has not contributed to the
support Of his Niio, according Ia her tes-
timonv. The marriage was sormnized at
CtahS "Grctna Green" May u. 1908.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
Accused Of Hog Poisoning
'cial 10 The Tribune Q

'p'pHl 10 TIC Tribune
5,,Si'. HiopEN, June a.-on the charge Of will
isrny poisoning number Of hogs belong
fSss,t.o 10 pora Belle Topham and e. G.;
III august Losch wSs placed on trial
IL c,,y court before Judge r. u
1n,pn! this afternoon. II is alleged that
nssSr placed strychnine IN the sWill fur
arsr 10 mo hogs and that a chemical
fbe Ss's "' the stnmachs NJ several OF
AZ, ocad animals showed that they had
,vep rom s,rychnine poisoning. A Jury
~ oolained during the afternoon and
~ vase VIII be continued today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
Killed by CaYn.in

BINGHAM. June 9.-Nick Novich. an
Austrian, was caught i'm cave in at the
Highland BOY mine this morning and In
stsnuy killed. NoNich, who was about
q yeers OF age, has no relatives in this
country. widow i'm Austria survives
ham about one year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
BOON TO FARMERS.
avis ard Weber Counties Canal Is sup
plying Water for i5. 600 Acres.
rial "a The Tribune

special "a The Tribune
T. OGDEN. Juno 9.-Thcre is great reioic-
US among the farmers on the Sand Ridge
3Ver the results from the new canal in
~ ooncreted form. according 10 william
Epstanh engineer of the Davis and We
Nv counties Canal comrapv. The farm
- ne SAVE. have all the water they can
Fss ana not drop rs haiuG wasted.
= thH present time the canal iE supply
.pg water for lS. 600 acres. which is sn
mcrcase OF over 1000 acres for last yesr,
ne canal. together with The reservoir,
IN ~ onS rHserve supply for aPproxima tely
Nsluaiions have increased nearly ion
~ cent on lands In tho vicinity of s:,.ra e
-,.N'. which we're heretofore parrbed
49, me section ia being Furnished an
'fnunusnce OF water. Before water was
.urnisned 10 this district land waS ceiling
anoni so per acre. Now the land is
'I,'nslng ae high as si5o ror acre. anu n
rapidly ~ ''' =" '''