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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
7. R. CUTLER, JR.,
IS INDICATED
Dismissal of Charges Against
Young Business Man Asked
by Prosecution.

The attempted prosecution of Thomas
r. Cutler, Jr., has been ended by the
dismissal of tho charges in the district
court at Ogden on motion yesterday OF
the county attorney Of Weber county,
David Jensen. In moving to dismiss
the complaint, the county attorney stat
ed that the compliments desired to
abandon all further proceedings. The
county attorney further said that III his
opinion no criminal Intent was shown
on the part of Mr.. Cutler and that no
sufficient evidence could be adduced TO
support the charges made of embezzle-
ment.
All the farmers in North Ogden were
interested in this case but the principal
movers in the prosecution were j, n.
Bailey and John Hall. These both made
statements to the effect that they did
not believe that Cutler had been guilty
of any criminal intent.
The cases against Cutler were the out.
come or the operations OF the McGrltf
Orchard e. Canning company, which was
incorporated in 1910 with Thomas r.
Cutler, Jr., as secretary, treasurer and
manager. Later to facilitate shipments
of North Ogden products. an arrange
ment was made Gy whlcD the FARMERS
might ship their products with those
of the canning company. AT that time
the McGriff company had an overdraft,
being carried by an Ogden bank,
amounting to from $4,000 to $4,000, in
prospect of the fruit crop. This was
stopped before returns were sufficiently
in to meet it and the company was in
the situation of not being able to either
pay this or to make full returns to the
farmers. Cutler, as manager, was ar
rested on charge Of embezzlement and
was tried between March and l6. No
evidence was put in for the defense but
the case was continued from time to
time though MI Cutters lawyers made
an effort to have it concluded, Yester
day ii was abandoned.
Cutler was defended by Edwards 4
Ashton Of Salt Lake. Speaking of the
case yesterday, Mr.. Ashton said that
the testimony during the five days of
the trial, the accounts introduced, the
bank statements and the books of ac
counts not produced but in the hands of
his firm to which access could be had,
show that Cutler was exceedingly scru-
pulons in keeping accounts, When small
quantities Of fruit or large quantities
were sent IN. even when the value was
only few cents, they were carefully
charged TO his personal account. The
books. Mr.. Ashton said, show an ac-
counting for every cent received and
by him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
EVIDENCE THAT BUILDING
IN SALT LAKE is ACTIVE

That building operations In Salt Lake
are by no means ut standstil is
shown by the record of business In hand
In the office OF one architect and il is
presumed that the others OF the city are
also busy. Frank w. Moore. architect,
has now under construction the follow
Donald. Third East near Thirteenth
South street, cost. $4,000: residence for
John Mcdonald. Third East street near
Thirteenth South street. $4,000, residence
nue.. $4,000. apartment for Quinn &.
Schmierer. Second South and Ninth East
streets. $4,000: free kindergarten building.
7o8 West First South street $4,000, fire :
proof garage. NJ. r. Evans. 701 East
South Temple street $1,000: residence for
John Jacobs Westminster Heights.
sSooO and RESIDENCE for DR.. T, S, Har-
Ian. Westminster Heights, $500; total
$2s 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
COL. TATLOCK RECEIVE
HIGHLY ~

Colonel f. w. Tstlock -
from John E. Gilman. oSIi y n,
chief Of the Grand Army . 4
lie. one OF the badges wGIn wsG.,,,, :
union OF Union and GonlsoTnl pS Tn
at Manassas. Va. JuIy - sasIS|
which was the fifteehtn q
the famous battle. was d
meeting OF the blue ana IL d
bears The portraits OF poui - s,..|
with the famous WORDS = nan
great generals-"tet % saSIir<|
Grant, and DUTY Is me
OF the Human Languasee,r ers tls'
badge Is OF neat deslSn a. Is d
Intrinsic value Is sllent ,rs Il 4
by Colonel Tat)ocK as ,v,on,,c!si v
valuable OF the many n'''
unions he possesses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
@. w. HARVEY MAKES |
CHECKS ISSTD|

o. w. Harvey. for nearly
employed by lions Cooperate
tile Institution Of this clg'
weeks ago suddenly left San =
cashing several checks Thleh
presented at his bank ~
Funds" has returned and yss
that he had made good nle
outstanding In his name.
Mr.. Harvey admits tha1 e
some checks thouChIlessly' =
that he did so In order 70
10 protect himself and secum
lie had TO have in order 70 40
certain business deals WINCH
der way. . 80, -
Mr.. Harvey explicitly dep &
hurried departure from 81
In any way due to any H. ~
domestic relations, He dear
report that there was any
Yolved In the case is ine'n
was only because business - -
manded attention thai lie
ton which he did. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
VAUDEVILLE At 'TnT nj

The young lsaa' a such 5
on the const, will beg,t ~ lie
Rathskeller. =" and sipps?
for or" each act. Six to
Everybody should Sc
artists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
RAISE IN Vlil
Of LIVE ST
State Board Of Ro,,.
Boosts Assessment NJ
one Million D,ll,,,
PRINCIPAL INCREASE
CATTLE AND
Davis Comfy 0,,.
| State Whose yalu,tl,|
| Unchanged. /

Increases in tho ,,
or various classes Of n0,s
IN various counties in tbs'.,' tSs =,
which will augment tb, .'s so,l,a s.,a
sessment rolls approyirs,v..a ,v.a
has been ordered by N" ',s'IJ I
equalization, The prlnc;n.1 moi .na
the list pertain to Tho p.i ~; y
assessment on horses and d1'.
graduated scale in ths .u v,i
some Of the raises bsius ,an' y
per cent, some as low a, n n
No changes in the yah,S Al ~
have been ordered, il a,',a bsj"s
~ the board that this pfo5sf.s is
tied for the present wh.s u
question was threshed ocs,
sessions Of the board two @ ~
Raises Vary wIdt,
That the work Of tbs =
some sections Of the II .t,,.
much more favorably ,s0.,a.
board than the valuations y;
men doing the work in a,s..
is clearly indicated by iss w .,
gence between the limits y
For instance, in the valuaG..
tie, Carbon. Emery. Grand ''5 T,
and Wayne counties the me-.
uatlon is placed al 25 psr
In Morgan, Piute. Sewer, -
some other counties the rair
per cent.
AS regards horses, the IL.
even more pronounced. n.
Box Elder county is ul,,si I
cent, while a majority n
counties of the state estaos -
of 10 per cent. The assesuss
county Is the only one that -
tlrely unchanged.
While the proposed rsiy |,
sessed valuation will iucrar
nue. to the state by about ~
explained by members OF ~
this is not the prime motiys1
the readjustment, which i
signed to render more equit,Ii
den OF taxation, the board ~
1t does that in many cas,
of valuation has been too b.
Ready to Hear oblsas
Full notations Of the vans
have been sent to the pe,s
In the various counties ahedQ
board has designated Thursa<
10, as the day for hearing m
any objections which may 81
though any county may b n
to that date if 1t so desire
The following are the nla
dered by the state board.
On machinery, Tooele eoz;y
cent.
On Improvements Toosl
per cent,
On merchandise, Carbon 4
per cent.
On cattle, Carbon cOuuH,
cent; Emery, 25; Grand, 3;
25; Juab, Is; Kane, 95.. Y
Morgan, Is; Piute. Is; M4
pete, Is; Sewer, Is; Summit
ID; Uintah, Is; Washlngte
Wayne, %.
On horses, Beaver, 10 ~
Elder, 80; Cache. 10; Csrta
cry. 10; Grand. 20; CARTEL
10; Kane, 10; Mlllard, TO- "
Piute, 20: Rich, 10; Salt Lh
pete, 10; San Juan, 10; SeNs
nit, 10; Tooele. 10; Utsb, y
10; Wasatch. 10; Wayne, lO;s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
To Manufacture Fruit Graders.

The Union Foundry & Machine com
pany. which owns n considerable amount
nf stock in the Schellcneer Fruit Grading
Machine company. incorporated May 10,
will undertake the manufacture OF the lat :
ter company's fruit grading machines and
Will greatly enlarge It's present premises
to make room for the work which will
thus be entailed. The manufacture and
putting on the market of these means a
new Industry for Salt Lake. The ma
chine is one which carefully grades the
fruit without bruising and is to be man
ufactured at a price which Will place It
within the reach OF all fruit growers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Lumbaru Pleads Monday,

Ihonas Lunbardi was arraigued be-
fore Judge j. NJ Bowman In the Grim :
lnal division OF the city court Yesterday
forenoon and given until Monday to en-
ter his plea. He is charged with assault
with intent TO commit murder and with
assault with Fl deadly weapon. II Is al
Ieged that he shot John o. Carlson. a
nightwatchmaB. while resisting arrest on
a charge or stealing goods from a boxcar
last September. He was brought here
from Pocs tello. where he was arresie
by Deputy Sheriff Bert Seager Friday
night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
CARRIAGE ASSOCIATIVE !!.S
HOLDS ATHLEINN
San 1nln Carriage - -

The Salt Lake Car'ste yganiI
a a" number Dlr OF athletic {, c0nts'Iill ne il
r. J. Parker won pS, ,,a ladIss
l40-yard dashcs. IN, In, bstve
suited in q dead hea. .,son on =.
J.. Boyd and Miss race ace of
Won the far men Vas TIE
and William service ,,s men.
the i0-yard race for '.s o,e mr.
won the race for ools. me tlp&
transfer team won tnS l,.d tts
n picked team defeated "
clI1l, at baseball,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Leave Dead Auto.

4 large red automobIle was Iof+ no,r
GARFIELD early yesterday morning. Two
men left the car there dead and raa
loward the smelter town. The matter
vas telephoned 10 the police In this city.
NO report of nm automobile being stolen
vas sent to the police station YESTERDAY,
however, and II is supposed that the
Sor 81 ,ett the car and will return
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
NOTE IMPROVEMENT IN
COUNTY STREET LIGHTING

A great Improvement In the lighting
system OF some OF the county streets Is
noted now that the new lighting syster1
has been installed. Instead OF the old
32-candic power tDcandescent lights So
candle power Tungsten lights are being
used. which is a marked Improvement In
the lighting of the streets. The streets
now lighted by the new lights are West
Twelfth South street. Fourteenth South
street and the old Territorial road run
ming from the city limits In the north
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Petty Thief Caught.

rat German. aged "a years took a slab
OF oacon from the home of II. l.. Rhodes
ABOUT O'Clock last evening He was
hIrested rev minutes later by Mount
ca ofncer Calton with the goods in his
possession lie was locked up and
charged With petit larceny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Falls Victim to Thieves.

S. W. Bends of Coal City, Ala. has
justifiable grievance. Two thieves
stole his health for twelve years. They
were liver and kidney trouble. Then
DR.. Kings New Life Pills throttled
Constipation, Malaria, Headache. Dys-
pepsia, 25c at Schramm,J ohnson Drugs,
five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Fythian Sisters Oufiuo

c,i ne annual basket picnic OF the PythIan
SISTERS SISTERS was held Friday afternoon and
evening; No formal programme was
@ given The order of the day was TO eat,
or,nR ar and De merry. and enjoy the mu
SIC and beauties OF Wandamere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
A. G. McClurg g. Co., Chicago.

Holiday samples, toys, dolls. games.
books, fancy goods. Now ready. John
H. Bryar, Kuutsford hotel, Salt Lake.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
Halloween Social.

Friday evening last the friends
and patrons of the North Lem
mon township central school met
at the commodious rooms of that
model country school building,
to spend the time in a jolly hal
loween frolic and basket social.
The social had been arranged by
Miss Anna G. BoWlus, we'll known
at Lennon, but who now SO
gracefully and graciously Wields
the birch over the young North
Lennon generation, assisted by
Mrs. Howard Reeve.
Report has it tpat the very
best of times was mad. The
school rooms We're nicely decorat-
ed for the occasion, and at every
hand were the indications of the
good will and devoted attentions
of the ladies in charge. Much
credit is due Miss Bowlus and
Mrs. Reeve for this the first
social function Of the kind, so
nobly planned and so successfully
carried out, and the schools pat
rons on going home realized that
in Miss BoWlus the school has a
teacher who is trying to make
good not so much for herself, as
for the children and the commun-
ity which she serves.
There was a nice sum. $500,
realized, which amount will be
devoted to the school library.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
Dakota Chapter Visited
By Craud Ma1on Of S. D.

Monday evening Dakota Chap
ter of the Order of the Eastern
Star had the honor of entertain
ing and being reviewed by Mrs.
Morris, of Redfeld, the Grand
Worthy Matron of the popular
Ladies' Auxiliary or the Masonic
fraternity. While in the city the
lady was the guest of Mrs. F. A.
Finch, Worthy Matron of the
Lennon Chapter.
At $50 Monday evening the
members of the lodge sat down
to a bounteous banquet, at tables
exquisitely set and decorated
with smilax and carnations, after
the spread had been done justice
to, Mrs. Finch after various
happy and appropriate remarks,
called upon Mayor Braught to
extend the city's welcome to the
honored guest, which he did in
his best vein, although he admits
that it is one thing to talk to men
folks, but quite another sort of
stunt, to address a lady of man.
ner charming and looks wimsome
The response by Mrs. Morris was
most gracious and appropriate.
Mrs. Finch then called upon
Capt. E. F. Barrett, who in his
very best vein paid the fitting
tribute to the fair sex in general
and the Eastern Star ladies and
'our wives in particular. Others
who spoke were DR.. Ellis, and
Messrs Oscar C. Olson and J. F.
Paul Gross.
After the close of the banquet,
work of the order was conferred
upon Mr.. and Mrs. |. T, Skiles.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
Trouble for The School Board

That the laurels of the school
board members are not unmixed
with thorns is becoming bitterly
apparent at Lennon, A few
days ago an injunction suit was
filed against the Lennon school
board, asking that that body be
enjoined from continuing in force
a contract for the furnishing of
heat with the Lennon Electric
Light Company.
The complaints in this case are
Messrs Sheets, Samelson, Allen,
Sager and others, and their alle-
cations are: That the contract
in question was voted upon and
made at 40 irregular called meet
ing; that there was no advertis-
ment made calling for bids for
the furnishing Of heat; and that
one member of the board, voting
on the proposition was at the
same time a member and officer
of the Lennon Electric Light
Company, the beneficiary whom
the action aims at indirectly.
Ray j. Murphy is attorney for
the compliments. An effort will
probably be made before Judge
Carpenter in Chambers in the
near future, to obtain temper
ary injunction.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
Seed Grain Conference.

All taxpayers and other in
terested parties of North Lem
mon Township, Adams Co., N.
D., are requested to meet Friday,
Nov. Oath, at 10 A. NJ, at the
North Lennon Central School,
for the purpose of discussing and
taking action jointly in the mat
ter of petitioning the County
Commissioners of Adams County,
N. D., to furnish seed grain for
the coming season. A full at
tendance of all interested per-
sons is urgently desired.
G. c. Radtke,
A. F. Keller,
Twp. Supervisors.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
Hopes to get Free
Freight Extended.

At a meeting of the Lennon
Commercial Club Wednesday
evening the matter of asking for
an extension of the time in which
the railroad company will deliver
bay and feed gratis to the far
| mers along this line was serious
| " taken up. 1t is but too ap-
parent that the necessary feed
will not have been secured by
the end of this month, and that
at least another month will be
necessary before the most press.
ing demands have been satisfied.
1t is of the greatest Importance
to the railroad as we'll as to the
public generally that those far
mers who remain in the country,
be supported in their every effort
! to get feed and hay. In view of
these conditionsa committee were
appointed to draft and present
to the railroad company compre-
hensiye resolutions, asking, that
the time of free freight on hay
and grain be extended, that far
mers be allowed the privilege of
free shipment of more than one
car, and that the club desires the
attendance of Mr.. Harry Hunter,
on behalf of the railroad company
at Lennon at a meeting of COM
merciaI clubs, to consult with
them concerning this matter.
Secretary Doherty was in
structed to extend an invitation
fof the Lennon Commercial club
To all commercial clubs through
out this territory, to meet here
tand take action as to the matter
of free freight on feed and hay.
Since it has been learned that
Mr.. Hunteris now visiting along
Ethe Faith branch of the Mil
@Waukee, and efforts are being
pnade to get into communication
Ewith him.
The matter of the exorbitant
express rates to Lennon was in
produced by Mr.. Sundahl, that
gentleman presenting a letter
from Mr.. Doherty, the attorney
sr the railroad commissioners
t the state. A motion was
passed, instructing the secretary
o write the Wells Fargo express
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

August Street was in town
yesterday. suffering the most
eloquent benedictions upon friend
and neighbors, all on account of
the recent arrival of a fine Ia
pound daughter at his Morton
county homestead. Of course the
young lady's appearance there
will help materially to establish
the point of bona fide residence
which August soon hopes to make.
Room For Rent: Inquire at
State Line Herald.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

company for prompt relief in this
grievance, and if this failed to
press the matter before the S. D.
railroad commissioners, or the
interstate railway commission, as
the case may be.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

Verne A. Williams has been
appointed bookkeeper for the
Grain Belt Brewing Co. at Lem
mon. and for the last few days
has been kept busy getting ini-
tiatcd into the intricacies of the
company's accounting system.
Messrs August Beisigle and
Edwin Kirk brought drove Of
sheep in town to ship, but oW-
ing to the low market prices and
difficulties of shipment, they de-
cided to return them to their
range.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
Creamery Assured.

AS the result of the visit of Mr..
James |. Sheldon to Lennon, the
City is now assured a creamery,
to be put in operation by March
1st. Mr.. Sheldon emphasizes his
side of the matter with a $500
deposit as forfeit in case of his
failure to be on hand, and the
business men of the City have
signed stock amounting to 81 .OOO
for the purchase Of Lots, the
digging of a we'll and the build
ing of an adequate creamery.
Mr.. Sheldon is to install the
machinery and has the privilege
Of buying the building and lots
at the end of two years.
The creamery will probably
be located in the east end of town
on the drainage ditch, and as
near the railroad right of way
as possible.
These various actions are the
result of several conferences and
a thorough canvass made the
early part of the week. The
subscribers e xpe t to incor
porate Immediately. 1t is now
generally recognized that the
butter industry cannot possibly
be over estimated in these parts,
and through the medium of the
creamery much good may be re-
lized for both country and town.
Thursday evening of next week
November 8. the German Luther
an Ladies Aid will give a basket
social at the Lutheran church.
ms social is especially arranged
for the purpose of selling a quilt
of more than ordinary interest.
1t is a piece of art needle work,
made up of 48 blocks. half of
which are decorated wi h a
wheel having the name of some
friend on each Of it's spokes, and
the name of the member secur-
ing these names in the hub.
This quilt will be sold to the high
est bidder, A cordial invitation
is extended TO all.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

Champion Heavy Weight Wrest-
Ter of Wisconsin will meet Geo.
Turner at Smiths Opera House,
Thursday, November 9.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
Adams County District Court.

The October term of district
court for Adams county, which
was upon petition of the attorneys
deferred, has been set for Nov
ember %.
Nov. 22, at 200 p. M, all per-
sons desiring to be naturalized
are requested to be present in
court. There is quite a number
of these, and it is important that
they should be on hand at time
appointed.
The following list of jurors has
been drawn:
PETIT JURY, Nov. TERM
j. NJ. Nesse. Lightning Creek
Gus EkIund, Clermont
Oliver Olson, Gelstrap
Andrew Thompson, 1896
Torval Torson, Wolf Butte
Edwin Erickson, Cedar
Henry Hokanson, 1906
Ole j. Dahle, Cedar
Henry Vital, Cedar
Chas. Seamands, Scott
Hans Erickson, 13O- -96
D.L Nyre, Reeder
Joseph McNeal, Scott
f. A. Fordahl, l29-9s
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