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Arizona republican., 1911-05-11
bObELIk IS BACK
HAS NEED OF RELIEF
FROM A PERSISTENT WOMAN
PROSECUTOR.
The Supreme Court Had Apparently
Neglected Its Business.

Bill Bobeiik is back. Bobelik first
flashed across the Phoenix horizon
some weeks ago when he took a
great deal of the time of the sheriffs
office with the frequent recitation OF
weird complaint, He is a Russian
with a knowledge of English that
cannot be described as a mastery OF
it, SO that it was difficult TO get at
the crux OF his grievance. 1t was
plain that he had lost money and
little by little the story was brought
out.
Bobelik who had been brought
from VladivOstock to work on the
West Coast railway in Mexico, had
drifted into this part Of the coun-
try and found employment at Con
gress as a miner. There he met a
woman who was not distinguished for
her piety and he lavished his wealth
upon her He had fallen in love
with her. She told him one day that
the doctor said that she was In the
grip of a deadly ailment and that she
could escape only through the avenue
OF the surgeons knife. The opera
money and she had very little. The
operation would have to be performed
i'm Phoenix Bobelik then gave up
the rest of his savings and the woman
left Congress for the hospital at
Phoenix, she said
Unable TO hear from her. Bobelik
came to Phoenix to see how she was
coming on, but when he inquired
about her at the hospital he was told
that no woman of the name he gave
had been there. Bobelik could not
learn that she had come to Phoenix.
1t was then that it dawned upon the
Russian that he had been operated
on-his wealth had been amputated.
He left town and was heard OF no
more for a time, but couple Of
weeks ago letters began to be de
livered at the office of the clerk of
the supreme court. with the following
superscription: Court Suprime Offs,
Phinnics, Ason." That the letters
reached their destination Is a refuta-
ton of the democratic charge that
the postal affairs of this country are
not being intelligently managed.
There were six of these letters. but
Chief Justice Kent, though some
thing of a linguist. could make moth
ing out of any of them. several of
them began with the word Mir" the
Russian for peace" There were
some English words and some Span
ish, but experts familiar with all
three Of the languages could not
guess what the writer wanted.
All the letters were turned over to
Sheriff Hayden yesterday morning as
he was leaving the court room for
his office. He recognized the name
OF 'Bobelik" and then knew whence
the letters came. Ii curiously hap
pened that the first man he met was
Bobelik, whom he had not seen or
heard of in weeks He had just ar
rived in town from the south and
had come in person to secure the re-
lief which he had not been able to
get through the supreme court.
The trouble was that woman. III"
said that after leaving Phoenix he
used to see in the want columns"
of one of the afternoon papers per
sonals" that she had inserted. ad
dressed to him, asking him To meet
her at this place or that He had
left many jobs to meet her, bur had
never found her.
Finally the personals" took another
Arizona republican., 1911-05-11

Is there anything in all this world
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Chamberlain's Tablets are a rational
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up the whole digestive apparatus to a
natural and healthy action. For sale by
all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-11
in the rear of the Doris place.

II" V'IV TOT VI lIIt DUITIS pIdCe.
They believe that he was passing
along the street when he was identified
with the man the ladies had seen and
that when he was called upon to stop.
in his drunken condition, he gave way
To panic and fled.
But his captors say that he did not
run like drunken man and that he
did not otherwise appear to be intoxi-
Gated
The TWO MeXicans who were caught
going through the plaza with "a can
Of oil after having been closely ques-
toned We're discharged.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-11

end Of the hedge and Mr.. Mann saw
him no more. He believed that he was
concealed about the edge for he could
have seen him, he believed, if he had
continued his flight, but on account of
the shade one man could not conduct
Il very exhaustive search.
Mr. Mann ran to the sherifrs office
and returned with Deputy Sheriff Will
son. They found Purcell concealed in
the hedge. He said he had run be-
cause he was pursued and he had con-
cealed himself because he had been
shot at. but he said that he mad started
no fire
1t is certain that he could nave had
nothing to do with the fire in the rear
of Massie's furniture store or that at
the Hartwell gallery, for all through
the evening he was in Miller's pool
room. He was playing game of pool
when the fire at Massie's broke out
Just after the alarm sounded. Mrs. Mil
Ter. who thought that the fire was in
the rear of the pool room, ran in and
inquired for her husband She was told
ne had gone To lodge Under the ex-
citement she gave way and tainted
Purcell assisted in restoring her and
when she began TO become conscious
ne went 10 the Ford bar room for some
whisky for her. He returned with the
whisky and afterward went back To the
BARRON where ne had several drinks
Purcells friends point out that there
was SO little time between the two fires
that Purcell having been SO engaged
after the MaSSip fire couI1 NOT pocSi
bly, have had time To seg fire in the
rear of Wattawa's and would have had
still less time to set the incipient blaze
Arizona republican., 1911-05-11

form. derogatory 10 him, and as a
result he had lost every job he had
succeeded in getting. He had wanted
the court to enjoin the newspaper
from printing any more of such ad-
vertiSements.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-11

Extra fine Arizona Valencia Oranges.
w. p Crump Hay & Grain Co. Inc. br
Arizona republican., 1911-05-11
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
AN OVERNIGHT
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SENATOR BORAH To
DELIVER ADDRESS
Arrangements for Transmits
SisSippi Commercial Con-
greSS Are Complete.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 13.--All prelimi-
nary arran ngements for the annual meet
ing of the Transmississippi commercial
congress. which meets hero tomorrow.
have been completed and hundreds o,
delegates already are IN the city. Feat
ures OF the opening day will be addresses
by Nelson w. Aldrich. chairman OF the
national monetary commission. Henry i,
Stmson, secretary OF war: and G. NJ.
Hitchcock. United States senator from
Nebraska. all OF whom will speak az the
afternoon session. W z. Borah. United
States senator from Idaho, Will speak to-
morrow night.
One Of the important questions TO be
considered by the congress this year Will
oe the Improvement OF the inland water
ways OF the country. River mon from all
over the United States Will attend, The
delegates pay their own expenses ana
give their time without remuneration and
only men who are vitality interested IN
river improvement have been chosen as
delegates.
Juvenile courts will be given important
consideration by the congress. Judge 7.
!<ittlo Of Colorado Springs, Identified with
Juvenile court work in Colorado. Will be
among the speakers.
Eichard SAKE Jones OF Seattle. per-
sonal representative OF Governor HAYS
of Washington, is already here waging
a campaign 10 land the congress for Sc
atue in 1915 the year OF the Panama
Pacific exposition IN San Francisco.
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AN OINANCE.

An ordinance confirming the assess
mont upon the property hereinafter de-
scTlbcd within the following dchcT'D'd
districts to wit.
Commencing at the intersection og Tho
south luc Of Second North street with
the west line of Third West street ana
running thence north to the center OF
Fourth North street. thence east 20 th"
center OF Third West street. thence
north Ia the north line of sixth North
street. thence west 10 'hc center "i
Twelfth West street; thence north To The
center OF LcadNillc avenue: thcUcc west
20 the Jordan river; thence souiberly
along the Jordan river 20 the center OF
Finb North street: thence cast to the
center Of Fourteenth West street; thence
south TO tho Jordan river; thence caster
Is and southoaStcry along ~" Jpfuan
river to the south line of block !. oak
ley; thence cast to tho center OF Eleventh
Wc1t street: thence south TO the center
oC Second North street. thence cast 20
the center OF Tenth West street: ihcuc"
north 80 The north line of Fourth Norll
street: thence cast 10 the cast iinc of
Fourth West street: thence south 10 tho
south lluc of Second North street, thence
east to the place of beginning, with the
execution OF the cast side Of Fourth West
street between Fourth North and Fifth
North streets: the west side of Fourth
West street between Firth North ana
Sixth North streets: and both sides ~
Third North street between Icutb west
and Eleventh West streets.
Also commencing 81 the Intersection OF
the center lines of ThirtecDth North and
Davis streets: thence nortn TO the north
line OF Everett avenue: thence West |"
tho west line of Hot Springs street,
thence northwrs,crly along The west
most aide of Hot Springs street 10 The
north llne OF Duluth avenue: thence West
10 tho center line OF Dexter street;
thence south To tho center line az Du-
luth avenue thence west 10 the west
line of Superior addition: thence south
erly along the west line OF superior al
dillon 10 tic north line cf Thirteenth
North street. thence cast 20 the center
line OF Eighth West street; thence south
TO tho center line ~ Thirteenth North
street: thence east 10 the place Or be-
ginning And further. the cast-must
side OF Hot Springs street between Everett
avenue and Fifteenth North street: and
the west aide OF Fourth West street be-
tween North Temple and First North
streets. in sidewalk districts Nos. 20. -
and Al for the construction OF cement
&c IL ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake CITY. Utah;
section l. That The assessment list
made by the city treasurer H. corrected.
approved and completed hy tho Board
of Equalization and Review. heretofore
duly appointed by the CITY Council FOR
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance lcyyiu= q tax and for
IN. assessment Of property on both sides
OF Pennsylvania avenue between Second
South and Third South streets. In Sewer
District No l. FOR the construction of
a sewer.
Re il ordained by tho CITY Council OF
Salt Lake CITY. Utah:
Section !. That th" CITY Council docs
hereby levy the tax and providing for the
assessment uf the same upon the prop-
erty hereinafter described. in Sewer
District No. }. for the construction OF a
sewer, 10 Wit;
tween Second South and Third South
This tax is levied To dcfray the cx-
Dpnsc OF constructing a viirinCd pipe
scwcr eight 80 inches I'm diameter upon
tho portions OF said street opposite the
property hcrcinbcfoTc and hereinafter de-
scribcd to be especially affected and
hereby adjudgcd, determined and estlh-
lishcd that said property will be cspc 3.
cially benefited thereby 20 the fun
amouuf OF the tax hereby levied, and
said parcels OF land are hereby assessed
al an equal and uniform rate IN accord
said portions of said street fronting upon
and 10 a depth OF twenty-five (25) feet
back thcrcfrom, and the tax hereby
levied and 10 be assessed upon said par
cells OF land iE two hundred cightv-five
and 74-lOO (S2sjID dollars. or s6Ss1Ss-
10 900 900 so. S65S1SS) dollars per front or
linear foot OF abuttinR property, there
IN the boundaries Of the lot. block and
street above mentioned In said district,
which IS the total cost and cost per front
foot OF said sewer. according 10 the con,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
Is the World Growing Better?

Many things 90 to prove that it is
The way thousands are trying to help
others is proof. Among them is Mrs
ing good health by taking Electric Bit.
ters. she now advises other sufferers
everywhere. to take them "For years
suffered with stomach and kidney
trouble she writes. "'Evcry mcdiciue
/ used failed till | took Electric Bit.
tors But this great remedy helped IN,
wonderfully" They III help any won.
an, They re the best tonic and finest
liver and kidney remedy that's made
Try them. You III see. SOC at Schramm
johnson Drugs, five stores.
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EgTAINMENT FOR
fUTH OF THE IA, |. A.

I, and interesting programme
.rsr In the Second ward amusc-
~ thursday. November %. by
,rsInsd Young mems NJ. !. 4, OF
&Yr sake.
4 1t1sion. as & is the aim of
4, rir A. Badger and the Off
IN, different associations to give
n, royal reception that even =
4 lhs leading features will he
sY with logs for scats, and
Ia ali sing lhe old-timc songs
r. an are familiar. Many In
IA uhleilc and gymnastic feats
|frn and In addition TO this a
n der will he on tap. and hot,
|rl3 peanuts viii bc served dur
Sr,ns.
VI be no charges Of any kind
|snsa with this evenings en-
A ,r the purpose pf this meeting
|g al The boys acquainted with
'rr, officials NJ the NJ. /. \ and
rsd time. so as 10 encourage
4 e,ir association work.
/. rstting " is expected 10 take
|antr Of n boy scout movement
- work for the future under
rrs n ihr VI. l. n,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Klnslcy Development company. a cor
poratlou OF Utah, Location OF principal
place OF business, salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that az a meet
ing uf the directors. held ou the 18th
day Of October, 1911. an assessment OF
mills Gone Nth OF cent? per share
SoTporation. payable on on" Noyember 90 90,
1911, 10 y. a. Dunyou. treasurer OF toe
company. room I'll, Mcintyre building.
south NAN street Sdit i'akc Clty. Utah.
NAV remain unpaid on November ~.
1911, win be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless
payment Is made before, VIII be sold on
the nth dag OF December. 1911 TO paw
the delinquent assessment. together with
the cost of advertising and expense Of
sale. n. \. DGNNON. Secretary.
Offlce. 72l NcIntyre Building. South
Min strecL. Sllt I.aEe CLtv. Litah
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oE0
AN ORDlNANC {.

An ordinance lcvyinE a taN and for
tho assessment OF property on both sides
.of Flctchcr's court between Ninth East
and Tenth East streets. in sewer district
No l. for the construction uf sewer.
BE IL ordained by the city council o.
salt Lake Clty, Utah:
Section !. That The city council docs
hereby levy The tax aud provide for the
assessment OF tho same upon the prop
crty hereinafter described. IN sewer dis
rict NJ. !. for the construction Of a
In lot :. block ~. plat Il. abutung on
both sides OF Flctchcrs court between
Ninth East and Tenth East streets.
This tax Is levied to defray the eN-
rcnsc OF constructing yitrincd pipe
sewer eight (s) Inches In diameter upon
The portion OF said street opposite the
property herclubcforc and hcrcinaftcr
dCscribcd to bc especially affected and
hereby adiuGgcd. determined and estab-
llshed that said property VIII he cspc-
cially benefited thereby 20 tho full
amount Of the tax hereby levied. and
said parcels o( land are hereby assessed
al an equal and uniform rate In accord =
uncc with the linear foot frontage upon
said portions Of said street fronting upon
and Ia a depth OF twenty-five t25b feet
hack thcre(rom and the tax hereby
levied and to be assessed upon said par
ccls OF land T. four hundred scvcpty-two
and 2S-lN0 tS412.@s) dollars. or ono and
lpi 223e- oOoOoOoo Gl1al12239 dollars
pcr front or linear foot OF abutting
property. there being 5e6.5 feet OF abui-
ting property within The boundaries OF
The lot block and street above men,
toned in said district. which is the to-
TAI cost and cost per front foot OF said
sewer according 70 the contract entered
into for the performance Of said work
and making said Improvement. with j.
r. Johnson. dated the 18th dav Of Au-
gust. 1911. and the treasurer IS hereby
authorized and directed 10 assess, in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF this or
dinance, for the purposS herein men
toned;
The south 1875 feet OF the west side OF
tine east 12.5 feet OF lot ., the north
west side OF the east 92.5 feet OF lot .
block %. piat 3. salt Lake city survey.
as the same arc shown upon the official
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
SMOKE CONSUMERS
PLANNED FOR SCHOOLS

Meetings OF tho buildings and grounds
and teachers and school work commit :
tees of The board OF education were held
yesterday afternoon in preparation for the
monthly meeting Of the board tonight.
Both committees devoted their attention
mainly 10 business OF Il routine nature
The buildings and grounds committee
decided TO recommend 10 the board that
smoke consuming devices he installed in
the Emerson, Webster Wasstch Lowell
and Salt Lake high schools. This Is in
line with the campaign OF the Commercial
club for the abatement Of the smoke
nuisance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
CONTRACT;
INJUNCTION DROPPED

By stipulation between, the attorneys.
the injunction proceedings brought
against SAIL Lake county by Henry Green
to restrain tho county commissioners from
entering into contract with Midgley
Brothers for the installation of boilers
and machinery at the new county In
lirmary hospital were dismissed by Judge
c. w. Morse yesterday.
This actor was taken on the with
drawal OF the contract hy Midgley
Brothers. The commissioners yesterday
began advertising for bids again. and the
new bids will he opened December 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
CITY. November -. 1911:
The highest temperature today was ~
degrees; the highest In this month since
1914 was "a degrees. The lowest tenn
pcraturc last night was 2i degrees; the
lowest this month since 1874 was de-
grces below zero. The mean temperature
FOR today was 50 degrees; the normal was
II degrees. The accumulated deficiency
Of temperature since the first OF the
month IL 20 degrees: tho accumulated
deficiency since Jinuary ! Is 9s degrees
The relative humidity at a. m. today
was 30 per cent: the relative humidity
al p. m. today was c. per cent
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. was none.
The total for this month 10 date
is .7e OF an inch. the accumulated excess
for this month 10 date is II OF an inch.
the total precipitation since January !
TO date Is 1898 inches; the accumulated
deficiency since January Is Go OF an
inch.
Sun rises Al 7:l5 a. m: sun sets at 5;11
p. IN. November II, 1911.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14

tract entered into for the performance
Of said work and making said Improve
ment. with j. f. Johnson. dated the 18Th
day of August. 1911. and the Treasurer
assess. in accordance with the provisions
OF this ordinance. for the purpose herein
mentioned:
Tho north side Of the south 7o5 feet
OF lot &. the north side of the south S2.5
feet OF lot s. block 10. plat b. Salt Lake
city survey. as the same arc shown upon
the official pats of said city 20 n depth
Of twenty-five 625l feet back from said
street. and TO collect said tax.
Sec. . Said tax shall become and be
delinquent In five equal yearly Install
unpaid AT tho rate Of six per cent per
annum. payable at the time each In
staIimcnt Is due. 10 VII one-htth there
Of one year after tho approval OF the
for The payment for such Improvement;
fifth thereof in two wears after such
approval: onc-Gfth thereof in the three
years after such approval, one-hfth
thereof In four years after such approval.
and one-Hfth thereof in five years after
such approval. One or more OF said in
stallmcnts. In the order In which they
arc payable or the whole special tax
may be paid at any timc within thirty
days after the approval Of the ordinance
confirming the levy Of the tax without
interest In the event of pnv INSTALL
mcnt OF the interest aforesaid not being
paid on the date the same becomes due,
the whole amount Of tho special tax
unpaid at the time said instalmcnt and
interest are due. shall become due and
PAYABLE, and shall draw interest ut the
rate OF eight per cent per annum until
the sale al The property assessed. pro-
yided. one or more installments, in the
order I'm which they arc payable. on the
whole special tax unpaid may he paid
on tho day any installmrnt becomes due.
10y paying the amount thereof and In
torest TO said date.
Sec > This ordinance shall take cf-
feet upon approval
Passed by the city Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah. November To- 1911. and
referred 10 the Mayor FOR his approval
u. :. RINES. City Recorder.
Approved this nh dsy OF November
1911 j :. BRANSFORD.
Mayor.
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MOTHER OF PROMINENT
SALT LAKER CALLED

Mrs. NJ. il Thompson. mother Of y. y.
r. Thompson. receiver of the United
states land office here. died Yesterday
morning in Milwaukee AT the home OF hes
daughter, Mrs. W. w. Somes. Mrs.
Thompson was SS years OF age and her
death was directly due TO tho burden or
hor advanced years. Burial will be in the
family plot at Oconomowoc, Wis. the
former home Of tho deceased,
Mrs. Thompson was a resident Of Salt
Lake from 1890 10 1907 and was an aC-
tive member OF the First CongreGs tionai
church here. and enjoyed the respect.
esteem and love OF "A large circle OF
friends.