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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Qualified Invitation Extend,
National Guard Officers "a
Attend Maneuyers,
DEPARTMENT RESERVES
RIGHT OF SELECTIOSs
Adjutant General Wedgwoed
Expresses Willingness to Re.
spond to Any Suggestion.

In line with the hitherto o,,h,,,, !.
statement of the war department that 49,
sending OF troops 10 the Mexican bord.s
was the purpose Of executing mIli,a,v
maneuvers. officers of the National Guz,a
OF Utah as well as Of other states MS
bc given an opportunity To witness M.
display OF military force by the sold,e-,
OF Uncle sam,
Colonel l.. ~ Wedgwood. adh,,r.
general Of the National Guard Of UfaS'
yesterday received telegram from iS.
war department setting forth its puruos<
10 extend 10 limited number OF ofdrsr
OF the organized militia an opportuultv
to attend these neneuvcrs for tho pur..
poses OF observation and instruction. ana
requesting that the chief OF the divlsio>
Of militia affairs he furnished with I'M
OF the names of officers OF line or sts0
OF the state of Utah and the time wbe7
any such officers might report for dutv
in case of their selection or Designating
Regular Army Pay
The telegram adds that the sends,
would be considered as falling in viii
the provisions oi law relating TO camr,
OF maneuver and pay would be made s,
army paymasters.
The war department reserves the riEtI
| to make selections from the lists Of name,
presented, and states that the informa.
| ton regarding the officers selected au1
the place at which they are TO repot
will he furnished after the lists from "a:
several states have been received a..
acted upon
| In answering this telegram Adjuiau
| General Wedgwood Informed the war De
| partuent that Utah. as now advised, he.
no special selections TO recommcnd. bc
| would respond TO any requests or sue
! gestions for the detail OF officers for an,
| service the secretary OF war might dees
| advisable.
Fifteenth Speeds Onward.
| Word from the Fifteenth infantry
| which left Salt Lake TUESDAY night. "a
| trained for Fort Sam Houston. San An
| tonic Tex, was received yeslerdl'
morning by the Rio Grande local rairosl
officials that all three sections had a,
| rived safely at Pueblo. making the IL
| from Salt Lake in record time. At pueh
| 10 the trains are transferred to the Sanl
Fe road, which will carry the troops
| Mllano. and thence the Soldiers will read
their destination Via the international
| Great Northern.
Word from Fort D. A. Russell Wyomnr
| Is TO The effect that the $500 soldItI
there. also ordered 70 Fort Sam Housios
are ready 70 move and are awaiting II
| arrival of sufficient ra. road equipmen
which il is expected viii be furnlshe
within forty-eight hours To move Id
body OF troops and equipment Will q
quire 250 cars. including fifty tourii
sleepers. The special trains carrTn
these men TO the border will travel ovt
| the Union Pacific, Colorado Southe1
| Fort Worth & Denver railroads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
New Pipe Organ Arrives.

Representing an estimated outlay of
$500, the new pipe organ To be installed
at the First Presbyterian church arrived
from the enst by express Thursday even
ing. IL will take at least three weeks
to set up the organ. but those I'm -n4rse
OF the work expect To have everything IN
readiness for the evening OF April 3,
when concert is TO be given.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
INNOCENT AMERICAN
FLEECED BY SHARPERS

PARIS. March 9-Three men. Giescrib.
Ing themselves as Italian noblemen were
arrested today charged with having
swindlcd Lieven Hart, young AmerI
can. out OF $4,000. The prisoners gave
the names Of Borelli. Carmipatti and
Bor'ieni and are alleged to he wanted by
the police Of Italy,
According 10 the story told by Hart
he met the strangers at his hotel I'm the
Place fEtoi)e and was introduced by.
the visit to these places he saws that tho
men by the use Of marked cards and 9th
cr devices robbed him OF his entire
fortune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
WRIGHTS ADVANCE PRICE
OF FLYING EXHIBITIONS

Roy Knabenshue yesterday received .
letter from the Wright brothers I'm which
they announced that hereafter no Wright
man will he permitted TO give aeroplane
exhibitions for less than $500 a day. The
Wrjghts say they have 80 many contracts
on hand they have no aviators available
Just now To I'LL further dates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Market Day Has Features.

Several features were provided nj the
weekly farmers market day at Murray
Thursday, when two vans OF storage
property were easily disposed OF at prices
agreeable 10 the consignors. Mountain
trout. varying from eight to twelve inches
in length, found a ready market. prevail
ing bids being from 10 10 10 cents per
pound This was a new innovation and
became popular instantly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Injured at Bingham.

James Cugletta and Feth Rensaky.
Austrians were brought to ST. Mark s
hospital in this city from Bingham Thurs
day evening Cuglietta's skull is frac-
tured and lie operated soon
as possible after reaching the hospital
Rensaky's leg is broken. Drs. L.. Worth
ington and a. L. Castlcman have charge
Of the cases. Both men we're resting
we'll The men are supposed to have
been hurt in an accident in the mines
nj Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
All Recommendations Covered.

Mr.. Allison of Weber county cnsa,a
Of the special committee appoln1,i,ssu rsrr
Speaker Robinson TO report on p'i,,r 10 HI
rying OUT the recommendations ~ rrsnof
To tie house Thursday. Mr., Allls9,n. nn.vaIj
port was - the effect that vlrss1sdj nvsrTd
al recommendations he'd been cV,''ifd u n
either by hills in the house or ~ eoy
senate. and added that Covering, ,i,,s Il
was satisfied with the work IN ui''
rprI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
New Savings Association Incorporates

Filed with the county clerk: Local Loan
and Savings association. To engage IN
loan savings and investment business:
capital stock. $50 900, divided into shares
Of $500 each: ID. r Manaan, president
S. T.. Bowman. vice president. r j.
Twies. secretary: Il. l.. Bandley. treas
urcr. These, with c. 4. Crockwcll. ID.
l.. Clanton, +. T.. keefe, W. j. Morton
and o. l.. \. Houghton. form the direc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
FINDS GEMS SUPPOSED
TO BE STOLEN IN BED

A l.. Park. who reported to the police
about year ago that he had been robbed
OF diamonds valued at $500, has found the
gems in folding bed and notified the
police so that the search for the sup
posed burglars might be discontinued
Chief OF Police S. NJ. Barlow expressed
appreciation that he was notified so that
he could call off the search.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Box Elder Enters Exhibit,

Box Elder county is tho latest to enter
an exhibit at the chamber OF commerce
Vermont building One large cabinet is
being filled with fruits and grains and
other products large collection of
photographs helps to set off the dis
play. John y. Homgren. president OF
the Bear River Commercial club. is sup
erintendLnE the nlacing Of The eNhibit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Mrs. Stewart Dies.

Mrs. Flora j Stewart wife OF john H.
Stewart. Of 20 Eighth East street. died
Thursday of peritonitis Mrs. Stewart
Sunderland. England, and came to Utah
from Scotland June 2G. 1893. She leaves
a mother. two children. five sisters and
two brothers. Her husband is cleo
trician for the Utah Light & Railway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Fails to Make Escape.

John Aldrich. IL prisoner ut the county
jail, tried To run away Thursday morn
Ing. He was being taken into the Jail
when he started To run: but was over
taken before he had much more than
started. Aldrich Is a minor offender who
is sentenced for IL short term.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Centenary Remembered

Many descendants OF Jacob Gates
pioneer OF Utah who WIS born In ST.
Johnsbury. Vermont. March q. 1911. yes
terday remembered the one-h -hundredth
anniversary OF his birth. Mr. Gates came
TO Utah in 1877 and resided in this state
until his death. April II. 1892,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Dies En- Routa Home.

News has reached Salt Lake of the
death and burial at sea OF Rulon c.
l5Iaaclee an elder of the Mormon church,
'Who expired February %. while return
ing TO San Francisco after a mission to
New Zealand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Ball in Liberty Ward.

Al Inc Liberty ward amusement hall
under The auspices OF the Sunday Schno
and Mutual Improvement associations
VIII be given this evening ball. the re-
ceipts from which VIII go 10 the ward
funds OF these organization
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Masonic Notice.

Wasatch lodge No |, F.. & a., A,.,;s'
will hold a regular monthly mse' ,e
rhis (Fridar) evening. March lV' an H
7:30 o clock. Qualified Masons n
daily invited, BY order Of the y"
A. J. LOWE, Seeretai!'.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Gets Information With Difficulty.

Barnes wrote many other letters. but
they were either not answered or faileo
10 bring the desired information as 10
the amount of stock Mr.. Hartman owned
in the Union Pacific.
Finally Mr.. Barnes placed his case be-
fore the state and asked TO be given an
appropriation to go TO New York 10 IN
vestigate the matter personally. While
this matter was pending, he met Farley
l.. Williams, attorney for the Hartman
lines and talked with him regarding the
matter. Mr.. Williams said Mr.. Millar
had forwarded him the letter OF Mr..
Barnes, asking for the information re-
garding the stock. Mr.. Williams also
Informed Mr.. Barnes that he did not be-
leve the state could collect the tax,
Still lacking the desired information Mr..
Barnes wrote To Mr.. Millar, but without
avail.
II was then that Mr., Barnes decided
10 overstep the heads Of all the rail-
way officials and take the matter up
with Mrs Hartman herself. He wrote
a letter TO her November 3, five pages
In length. setting out the contentious
OF the state and citing authorities in
support of his position,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
Mrs. Hartman Surprised.

1t was shown that the tax had been
collected by other states. The letter was
lacking in the fact that it did not show
a tax November % Mr.. Barnes received
a letter from G. G. Tegethoff. private
secretary for Mrs. Hartman. in which
Mrs. Hartman was quoted as being very
much surprised at the request of the
state OF Utah.
Some time later Attorney Williams
went east on business and while there
the matter OF the Utah tax was brought
TO his attention. Returning to Utah Mr..
Williams called upon Mr.. Barnes and
the matter was gone over but not with
the result eXpecteo by the attorney gen
While things were looking uncertain In
the cast. Mr.. Barnes received informa
had taken up the matter OF the Utah tax
with her legal adviser, c. A. Peabody
who Is also president Of the Mutual
Life Insurance company. Mr.. Peabody
went into the matter very fully and
Informed Mrs. Hartman that she would
be required to pay the tax. Arrange
ments were made then for the pay
ment.
Mrs. Hartman Pays.
The tax was due fifteen months after
the death Of Mr.. Hartman. which would
have made II due December O. Of last
year y request was made by Mr.. Will
iams for an extension OF the time and
this was granted by Mr.. Barnes until
MS'En y, Wn'n me amount NOUlI become
due. The check was received last Mon
d3v. three days before Ii was due under
The arrange ment made. Mrs. Hartman
paid the amount without any legal con-
test whatever
The amount involved In the tax was
due on the stock held by Mr.. Hartman
In the Union Pacific and In no other
corpora tons. The tax WAS collectible on
that stock because the company is in
corporated under the laws OF Utah. Mr.
Barnes SAYS he has fully investigated
the property Of Mr. Hartman and has
found that the amount given is the ex-
tent OF It, He also has the affidavit
of Mrs Hartman To that effect.
II IL explained that the Union Pacific
company owns the Utah Light & Railway
COMPANY and all other Hartman inter-
csts and that the stock held by Mr.
Hartman In the Union Pacific includes
the holdings OF Mr.. Hartman in all the
Hartman interests in this state.
Praise for Widow
Alr. Barnes speaks in the highest
praise or Mrs. Hartman. He SAYS tnat
JUST as soon as she learned that the
Indebtedness was proper. she paid II,
have contested the matter and caused
long drawn out legal suit which would
have cost the state more 10 complete
than the amount OF the tax. He SAYS
that the collection of taxes under the
law regarding residents OF outside
places. exclusive of the Hartman tax
has amounted TO $40 900 and there is
at least similar sum still in sight for
| the future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10

Peacock Rock Springs Coal
the coal that has no waste. Central
Coal & Coke Co., 40 West Second South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
MRS. HARTMAN PAYS
STATE IMMENSE SUM
Sends Check for $798.5l6.S5
Inheritance Tax; Will Be
Used for State Capitol.
Continued From Page One.

payable to the state OF Utah through
David Mattson, state treasurer, ana was
ccutrlx of the estate OF T.. III. Hartman.
II was indorsed before Governor Spry.
Attorney General Barnes and others and
returned by mall.
First Large Collection.
Mr. Barnes says tina. it Is The FIRST biz
tax To be collected by Utah from The cs-
tate OF a person who lived outside the
state and who owned stock In com
pam incorporated under the laws or this
state. There have been few small col
lccIions but no sums which might be
worthy of legal contest on the part Of the
persons who had TO pay them
The inheritance, tax law OF utah Wehy
into effect first in 1901. at which time
law was passed providing that stock
of n domestic corporation held by u resi-
dent or a non resident WAS subject TO
the state 10 enforce this law and make
such collections until 1909. when Mr..
Barnes took Office as attorney general s, re
TOOK up the hshi first on New iorH
on his hands To secure the tax. lie was
apprlSed. however. of the fact that otRef
states had collected under similar laws
and lie proceeded To push his case WIN
renewed energy until finally. in 1910; nc
secured the first payment under The law
The Hartman Case.
K. II. Hartman died September 9, 1909,
upon which Mr. Barnes could work. lie
devoted some time to the case, but did
not take 1t up in earnest until June y.
1910. when he wrote a letter 10 the comp
troller OF state in New York asking for
N copy OF the Will OF Mr.. Hartman and
for other information. He obtained the
desired papers some time later. but they
did not offer much in the way Of de-
sired information the will merely turn
ing everything over to Mrs. Hartman
without enumerating any OF the property
Mr. Barnes worked on the case until Au-
gust II with but little success On that
date he wrote to Alex Millar, secretary
of the Union Pacific Railway company.
with headquarters in New York City, and
asked him for statement as TO the
amount and kind OF stock held by Mr.
He stated that his intention was TO as
sess the estate under the inheritance
stating that Mr.. Mllar would give the
matter his attention. but Mr., Barnes did
not hear anything more about 1t,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
AMEND LIQUOR BILL
At STORMY CAUCUS
Changes in Accordance With
Governors Wishes, and Bill
Is to Be ReintrOduced.
Continued From Page One.

from t,e house are Democrats and the
other four Republicans. ,o ,,,>
The caucus was begun at i;ao o cioCN
in tho evening AMI continued nnlil ui'et
II o'clock President Henry Gardner ol
the senate was chosen chairman OF INC
caucus and Benjamin Bechnan docNyt
clerk of the senate, secretary. ne pH,iS
ones al the caucus In addition To bcch-
man, except members OF the leGlslatnfe,
were Governor William Spry ana Jon''
X, Hardy. his private secretary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-21
DAYS DOING At
STATE CAPITAL
PROF, GUY MOORE TO ReTURM
TIC RIVERSIDE coLLEGSoTH-
ER ATLANTA NEWS.

Atlanta, Ga, May Pop esidcnt
Fe~rce, I the l;syers'de academy a:
Gainesville, was in Atlanta yesterda,
and announced that Prof. Guy A
Moore will return to Riverside as an
instructor.
Prof Moore is in Atlanta now IA
the interest Of the Riverside summer
naval academy. which opens IN June
20, and from Atlanta he vii; jeyin a
tour of the principal cities Of the
state in the same interest.
Prof. Moore was one of tie impur-
tant factors in the early rrcccss and
phenomenal development OF the insti-
tuition. As principal when :'.e SCHOOL
was first organized, the immediate d.
rection of affairs devolyed upon MIN.
For Z e past two years Prof Moore
has been engaged In business in Flor
ida, but the academy now having
passed back into the hands Of DR.. II.
Pearce, under whose direction il was
first organized, the return OF Pr f.
Moore is natural consequence.
President Pearce reports an unus-
ually fine prospect for the opening Of
the Institution in June. The vacation
peri q, under the new management.
will be utilized in a manner which
viii e pleasant TO the boy and which
win not be wasted
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Is there anything in all this world
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STOPS PAIN ~ fHE BLADDER
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Nctice of Special LEGISLATION.

Notice is hereby given that a bill
will he introduced in the coming sas-
sion of the Georgia iesis'atura look
Ing to tie amendment of The charter
Of the city Of Brunswick SO rs to pro
vide a commission form Of govern
ment for the said city of Brunswick.
Georgia. This Mry 3. 1911.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-21

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Dunlap, of Leadill, Tenn II ailing,
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Foley Kidney P1ils take hold Of
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The quick service and good grocer
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You will never regret buying your
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Geo. W. Harper, sales agent
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The quick service and good grocer
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Fer quick sale, two houses now
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ONE O'CLOCK sAT-RoAv cl0slNt

ONE O'CLOCK sAT-R3AY CLOSING
The banGs comp s'aa The Rrn- s.
wick Clearing House Association beg
to announce that they will close at
O'Clock On Saturdays, commencing
Saturday May 6 and continuing
throughout September
The Brunswick Bank & Trust Co.
The GIynn County Bank.
The National Bank of Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-21

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Fly screens made TO order and
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Newcastle and Howe street.
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Southern Land &
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]. w. HALL, Pres.
Brunswick, = Ga.
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Store
Second-handed bicycles fer sale
cbeap. Frank Van Erunt x Co., 1925
Newcastle street.
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$3.50 RECIPE FREE
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

a=- EsGs ~sRtfsSr.1 49, f.tosys- s
SC-5LEs. BA11-L -z. 5TnAIt3-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
THEY HNNG \ CHNNtE
~ MAKE GOOD NOW

~ for tho Republicans, they deny
that they are doing anything of the
KIND AN We want 10 do, say the
old war horses who have led the
tights on the Republican side 10,
many years past "is to let the Dem
'ncrats have their head. When thcy
have shown IN. country what they
are cspablc of doing. never fear bur
that W. shall bc called To- pun them
out Of the pit they pave dieged for
themselves
But the Democrats seem not al all
fearful of thu outcome They are
apparently. IN the saddle in the
house ana nv the senate they have a
good lighting chance. with such COM
bluatlons ~ may u. made with Tho
aid of the Insurgents and with Repuh-
LEANS who may have axes 10 grind
They have. there. The power 10 10
some real legislative work -Tolar
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