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The evening world., 1911-12-30

Wed Rather
Locomote on a
Fla Wheel than
have one Spinning
In our Dome!
Charity Covereth
a Multitude OF
Simps!
Another Reason
,ohy zoe don't care
to be Satisfied
10Th ourselves 10
that "A
The evening world., 1911-12-30
One Good Reason.

<rY SEE" said the cad p%olisher.
that Health Onlcer Doty refuses
1 to resign"
Yes" said the laundry man: 1T must
bo hard to contemplate giving up the
The evening world., 1911-12-30
Why They'll Stay Away.

GEHO o think they'll hold the
Democratic National Convsn-
ton in New York;" asked the
head polisher.
y DANGER" replied the laundry man.
Not the slightest danger whatever.
And not for any political reasons either.
or economical reasons for that matter.
although there would be an awful oar
The evening world., 1911-12-30

Co wright. 1911. by The Ircss Pub
q a RE you going to the Peace
~ Dinner to-nightg' asked the
head polls er.
The evening world., 1911-12-30
Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
~ What's the Use of Being Blue /?
S7H There Is a Lot of Luck Lott:
~
019
BY Clarence l.. Cullen.

Copyright 1911. by The Pres Publishing Co. CThs NJ
THAT Depression can be Detached When We Fl
with the Aid Of a Mental Wrench! when We Funk
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-07


THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF NE
VADA, IN AND FOR HE COUN
TY OF ORMSBY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANCES euler
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has this day been duly ap-
pointed and qualified by the District
Court of the First Judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby, as Executor Of
the estate of Frances euler, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same with proper vouchers and stat
utory affidavit attached, with the
Clerk of Said Court. within three
months after he first publication of
this notice, if not they will be barred
by the statute.
Dated this 22d day of August, A. D.
1910.
JOSEPH E. MULLER,
Executor of the Last Will and Tesla
mcnt of Frances euler, deceased
Dated this 22d day of August A. D.
1910
Seal) E. O. PATTERSON,
Clerk
By GEO. w. COMING.
Deputy Clerk.
B. FOWLER,
Attorney for Executor.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-07
The Parole System

INCE the State Nevada the
plane with other by parole there has
been practical lesson the
that working good only the but the prisoners
For the only possible State
institution could pardon, credits
Throughhe
installed Doubt feasibility in Nevada 1t
had worked satisfaction other and Mr. Dckon believed
that it should be a trial
the
number released forfeited their freedom by attractions the
forth the other by neglect
keeping the Office informed his whereabouts The others have
and
their
system they criminals they
make A locked within
prison absolutely himself and the people In OF
amiy that
community Under the parole plan they
fellow
whether 5
penenary, worth the invested TRUSTEES
a their honor. A the State
be All that he required to do
behave himself and his record makes absolute pardon
This Prison farm the coming Legislature should be Civ
funds for improvement and would the State All
and farm produce the main prison could be raised
point making eisustaning, and aside from the monetary
worth than all the the
ref the right channel There
and with the the State
Warden there why Nevada
that will be looked by that have
solve the problem, The back the
applied the prison and its with effect than
the freeman
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-07

APPLICATION NO. 1882
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO APPROPRI-
ATE THE PUBLIC WATERS
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of November, 1910, in &C
cordance with Section rs, Chapter
XXI, of the Statutes of 1909. on H.
r. Wells, Thos. c. BRADSHAW and H..
L. Willard, of Carson City, County OF
Ormsby, and State of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer of
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State of Ne
vada Such appropriation is to be
made from BRADSHAW Spring and
Creek, at points S. 20 degrees w.
23O6.8 #. from S. W. Cor of N.W.A
Of S.E.AScc. IS, I. IS N, R. 10 F.
M. D. B. & NJ, by means of an open
cut, and one Q) cubic foot per sec
ond is to be conveyed to points of
use by means of pipe line. and there
used for mining and domestic pur-
poses.
Water not to be returned to stream
Date of first publication December
"a, 1919.
Date of last publication January
II, 1910.
EMMETT BOYLE,
State Engineer
r~~~~>~~~~.~~ ~~~~~>~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
If you smoke, smoke good cigars;
if you drink, drink the best. Call at
Ely Barkley's when you desire re-
freshments of this kind.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-07

GO to Charley Sues for your shor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Frost Blight Prevented.

SAN GUENAEDlNO. Dec. .s.--For the
Grs, ,imc In years, central California has
experienced 4 white ChriStmas"--uot
White With real snow. hut mantle OF
frost that almost answered the purpose.
some Of the temperatures reported for
the las, tvcnty-four hours were san
Francisco. 81 degrees above zero: Sacra-
meuto -: Red Bluff. ss Fresno. 80.
From southern California Los Angeles
g.. Pasadena. 81; Riverside %. san pi-
cEo IS
Forc.aster Alex q. Meade said to-
nigh, that thc damage 90 fruit bad not
been serious. Ample warning from the
government weather mon and uP-,o-aat"
methods Tor the protection OF trees had
prcvcnted great ryost blieh;-
In most sections OF the state there has
been l!tuc rainfall in the last few months
and the precipitation FOR the season Is
far below the normal. Crisp. foGlcss
weather and clovdless sides have pre-
vailed almost continuously Tor four
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Only Concern IS for His Four
teen American Assistants.
Whose Safety IS a
Grave Question.
SLAUGHTER BY TROOPS
IS STILL GOING ON
Persian Women and Children
Fall Beneath Swords of
MercileSS Soldiers OF
the Gar.

-,EHERAN. Dec. 2G.-W, Morgan
Shustcr. the American treasurer
=cncrdl OF Persia. who has been
l. dismissed from Office by the
ca5inc; In compliance with the
demands contained in the Russian ul-
umatum. today sent hjs reply 10 tho cab
ino;. in which, be stated his willingness TO
hand over his accounts when his sue
cessor WAS named. lie added that his
chief solicitudc was for tho welfare Of his
fourteen American assistants. concerning
whom nothing has Yet been decided
Meetings were held in the various
mosques 10 protest against the govern
mcEt. The minister ot the interior has
Issued an order that new elections be
held as ao"u as possible.
Tho latest dispatches from Tahri2 re-
port a temporary igll in the rsbtlus. 4
telegram from ShiraZ. province o; Ears,
where a boycoc, has been instituted
against the Indian troops. reports another
attack on the Indians near HazcrOon, In
which two SoWaIs were killed. The
situation is REGARDED as serious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Missionaries Attacked.

uANkOW. Dee 90 Eictty mission.
aries. a majority of whom arc Sci,ndius.
Wan Americans. have arrived here from
the Laohow and Fan ChonS districts. in
the province Of Uu-Pch. \ Few still re-
main at LRohow. awaI tinE the arrival oi
others from outlying stations.
The Rcy. e. W. LaudRhl. o mission.
any al Taipins,icn. az the request OF ,he
villagers. took command of an improyisc,i
militia FOR protection against robbers and
captured 'ohbcr SPY, whom The people.
in spite of Mr. Iandahrs efforts. kllci.
Men. women and children then dipped
their blood in the spy = blood. 10 become
brave"
\ letter from Slsnfu says tho Ec,.
Donald Smith ol the English Baptist
mission. and his Nllc. atlcmpicd ~ take
the Chinese school girls to tIcIg homes
In the north ot SlAnfu. \ band 81 rob
bcrs attacked them, seized Mr.. Smith,
broke both his arms. and stunned hiU,.
They then =ashcd his wife on The les and
lott thcni both for dead. but they te-
yivcd and wcvc brought back 10 Sisnlu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
COUNT BON|'S PLEA
REFUSED BY CHURCH
Congregation of Council Sees
No Reason TO Annul Mar
riage to Anna Gould.

ROME. Dec. 9s.-Thc Vatican has de-
clned 10 grant Count l5ori DC Castcllano
an anulmcut OF his marriage With Anna
Gould who is now the Dbchoss OF Tn)lcy
rand and Saran. Countess dc Csstollano
was granted q divorce in Franco from
her husband and given the custody OF
their three children on November H.
1906.
ABOUT 4 year ago Count Bonl applied
70 the Vatican for 5nnur,ent OF the mar
riagc For several uloutha tho consrc-
CATION OF the council has had under ad-
yiEemeut the process received from the
archbishop OF Paris cnCcrnlnE the case.
When Mgr. Annette. archbishop OF Paris.
came 30 Rome recently 10 receive Inc Red
hat, he gave the pope and Cardinal Cen
narl. prsfsct Of the congregation of the
council. all tho details in his possession
concerning the case.
Conn, Bonl came 10 Rome on pecom-
bcr 90 for the purpose Of using all pos-
sible influences 10 obtain his object In
this ne was not opposed by the Duchess
of Tallcyr.lnd. The decision Of tho con-
grcgatlon oC the council. however, which
was communicated 10 him yesterday. re-
,ortaJ his petition for the annulpcnt-
The ground ou which tho application vas
dcnicd was summarized as follows.
~ marriage celebrated and "ousum p
mated. II performed according 90 the Law
OF tho church as It WAS In tho case of
the Castc,sne Gould marriage. is indis-
soluble. There arc certain impcdiments'
Witch II existing before the marriage, can
prevent It's cclchrs uon. or II celebrated
I'm ignorance Of them, renocr the marriage
/ invalid in which case the church can
proclaim that Tho union OF the parties
never In reality existed. But III the ar
sumcn,s brought forward by de Csstol'
lane no such impcdimentS have been
! shown.
Count Boul departed tonight FOR Paris
! lie expects 10 return to Rome about the
middle of January. !, is thought that
he Mil bring forward now points on which
to base another application Tor snnui-
| Iucu..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Heavy Frost Does but Little
Damage to The Large
Growing Crops.
SPEND SLEEPLESS NIGHT
Orange Growers Spend En-
tire Night in Battle to
Prevent Blight.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec :s.--In
many OF the orange-groving districts a.,
uoutheyn California last nights weather
was tho coldcs, registered in many year.
10 one part o: Los Angeles the nerrury
fe' 10 sixteen above zero. while in san
Bcruardino The thermometer registered
twenty two. and in Riverside twenty de-
grccs above.
Fcrsiricnt smudsing for tho last three
nights Pr"babl" has sarcd tho growing
crop from serious injury b1, In some
districts ronlEu's temperature is await
ed With anxiety. What damage has nj
ready been done is not considered sYf-
6cient 20 bring the crop below tho aver
age.
In the Pomona. Ei-lto bud Highland
districts orange growers went without
sleep last niSht. attending 10 their
smu6Sng pots. In the larger part of
the san Re-nardtno valley range Il wsS
reported today that this snvdginE had
brought the crop through unscathod.
Late today there vas rise in tenn
peratyr- that encouraged growers 10 be-
Iieyc that iouighrs frost would not be
AZ scyc.r as that OF las; uiEht
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
lifts Attorney, the First
Witness Called by the Gov
eminent, Tells Details
of Combination.
ABANDONED
m 1905, HE DECLARES
f,Ture of Packers To- Get I'm
n,nse Sum Needed Caused
Them TO Drop the
Proposition.

ubr,CO Dec. - Details of the
m ,,n for 5000. .oo0.ooO merger Of
III ,bc Armour. Swift and Moiri. in
|lj ,,rests IN 1907. hy which the gov
fruuIcnt contends II was sought t."
..,sl he meat industry OF the country.
90. revealed today IN thc trial % ton
rlato packers before United states
tlfrsi Judge George 4. Carp"ntcr
II. contract. which wsg dated May 81
~ ess read 10 The jury and offered ia
r9snes by counsel for the government.
n, or,Siusl agreement was produced
= eg.r, b. Nhcrl II Nccdar, attorney
+ Sslu & Co. who was called by The
muBmcn, % as 6rs; witness.
ir,,ney Vceder testified tha, the plans
n u, giant merger ware abandoned.
ri tat In March, 1905, the National
being conpsry MAS organized to opec-
n certain independent packing
c-7,aiys purchased with q view Of in
,s.,ng them IN the big COMPANY,
rslcr the terms ct the agreement, The
Afse isfee packing corporations and their
Eha.sry companies. together with 70
rly arquirc1 independent companies.
,ts 10 ea merged into one giant con-
% Armour. swift and Morris 80 re-
s5r bonds and preferred stock OF tbc
~ company for the value oC their tan-
-. rro,n-.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
WIFE GETS DIVORCE
FROM OOLDFlELD MAN

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-With suit for
divorce brought hy her husband pending
In Nevada courts. Mrs, Clara II. Earle
today obtained decree here from John
G. Esr,e. a mining superintendent OF
C;o'dGolG. New. and in ADDITION got $500"
wear alimouy and the family home in
Chicago.
They hod been married tecnty-siN
Years In 1905. Mrs. Earle testified. tho
went esrt for vacation aud V'hrn ih~y
came back her husband would not talk
10 her
u, filed suit In Nevada setting IN iha'
th~y. had moved 20 Nevada and that .h"
then bad deserted him judge y. 7.
Teii, cnjo.ncd ruit In Nevada and t"dsy
Issued decree in her favor h"r". Earl"
owns property in Texas, Arizona and No
ya6a and is several times % millionaire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
National Convention Will De-
eide Question OF a Republic
or 10 Remain A
Monarchy.
TOLD
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Will Consult With the Revo-
lutionary Leaders on
Plans for Holding
the Election.

II UNDON. Doc 2s.-A Pehn disp.l-i
says ,ha, after comforting with ~,
imperial princes and MOBILES iast
AnIsht. Premier Tuan Shi Kal sent a
cdblcSfBm las, night 10 Tang shsc
VI. his representative at The peace con
ference az shanghai. accepting In pruci-
PIC tha; the proposed national convention
should decidc whether China shall b
Transformed into a republic OF remain
monarchy.
Tho premier points out that The con
yentiou must not take snap judgment o.
Its decision would not have tho nation
confidence. several months preparation
he said, viii be necessary. and TsnE
Shao ii Is Instructed TO discuss With W.
Ting Fans and other revolutionary Head
crs rlans FOR thc election
Meantime gays Yuan Shi ksi. th- cner-
=ies OF both sides should be devoted go
restoring peace.
\ dispatch 10 the Daliy Telegraph from
Pckin says q rupture oi negotiations ~
Shanghai Il expected any moment The
republican extremists arc ciamoriuE Tor
the resumption OF bosiilitlcs. while the
impcyiallsts continue the concentration ot
,rooVs
Ii Is said that Yuan shi kai hss eoi-
lectcd $5.qoo.OO QUO from Tho so-csdlcd patri-
otic bonds. The republicans also are rails
ing funds with greater facility.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Slaughter Still Kept Up.

WASHINGTON. Dec. @s.-The Russian
troops continue 10 Kill Pcl=ians in Ia
briz. according 10 dispa ;chcs received In
Washing ton today from oTiciIIs IN Te-
i1cran. CablcGrams from the Persian cap
itsl declare that the Russian atrocities
have 50 aroused the Persian people that
il win NON oe Impossible 10 bring about
an a;uicahlc settlement.
Tho Persian attitude is declared 70 bc
one Of growing hostility.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
CHAIRMAN RESUMES
WORK ON SCHEDULE

pASIIINGTOS. Dec %. E'prcseni
ativc uuderNcoI. chairman or tho ways
ana means committee, w'l' return 80
Washington tomorrow prepared tn T--
sumo work on tho Democratic Vool sr1ed-
ulo. though the other ComO"rstc mem
bsrs ~ tho committee arc not expected
until tho holidays are over.
The actual work ~ writing fne ali
VIII not orEin f"r several weeks. a. an"
committee must await the priu'"r report
Of tho tariff board THIS win no; como
from The printing Office bcfor" consr'ys
cprgy eu"s.
Republican members Who nfs working
on n snl 70 10 hn-ed wholly upon the
reror, ~ the tsriff board. Nh continue
their dsliberafIcn tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
EADER MAY DIE AS
REVOLUTION FAILS

WASHINGTON Dec. es.-Tbat CEN
cral Moralca Sc lisclf 10 forfeit his lie
b~cause o: biz latest attempt al rebel
lion In santo Domingo. ls the tenor Of zd b.
Vices received here TODAY from ,he isisnd
republic ITc arpear- 70 have landed or
the ossr coast Of The island rith leso thsn
a half dczcu followers.
Morales Sas connd~1, ~ could arov7-
tho pcmiulcaua and overture The admin
Istrdtlon % President Eisdio Victoria.
" 30 surcocdcd "a the prssidsrcv after
the aESaszInaiiou Of President Cscsres.
Thf people apparently wcrc tired Of rsvo-
buttons and fsiied % respond. II L. un-
JorsiooG Morales. who T. nm oX-rTcsi5-nt.
is soon to - put on triri and II e be-
1lcyrI ac viii he executed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
MRS. A. c. SHAW IN
DYING CONDITION
Family at Bedside of Woman
Who Was Hurt by Auto of
A. w. McCunc, Jr.

Mrs. Amanda c. Shaw. aged 2G years.
wife OF 7. l.. Shaw, 1i5 East Eight
South street. was reported Ia be in Il
diving condition at the Groves l.. u. S,
hospital NJ an carly hour this morning
as the result OF broken hack and two
fractured ribs injuries sustained sat
urday night when she Ras struck
by an automobile driven bT a.
W. McCuun. Jr-. son Of \. w.
McCuns. mutimillonairc. So serious
wa. Mrs Shaws condition considered
that her husband and her father. Angus
Cannon. Jr.. were called to the hospital
late last nISht.
At midnight stimulan's were sdriuis-
tered to the patient but these mad 90
effect ana at $50 o'clock thIs morning
tho patient was Siowiy sinking
II was believed by the attending rhygi-
clans up to last night that an operation
upop Mrs Shaw would be rnSsihls, This
Idea, however, was abandoned when the
condition OF Mrs. Shaw took turn for
The worse late last night.
At 10 O'Clock last night 4. ". McCune.
Jr., who Is held In the city tail without
bonds pending a change IN the condition
al Mrs Shaw. was found to - much in
torIcaied. although he had occupied q
cell in the prison since 80 carly hour
Sundsy morning
When Lieutenant John Hempel learned
chat iiauor had been carried into the
! iaii 20 McCunc he issued orders fnat no
! one except Mrs. NcCunc would ba al J.
lowed 10 s~-o the prisoner. Upon making
an investigation. Lieutenant llcmpcl
found ar almost empty pint whisky ldSk
! hidden In NIcCuno's coli. Mcrunc said
! that II had been brought {" him bv
friends who had visited him during The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
REYES IS WILLING
TO TAKE ALL BLAME
Asks Clemency and Pardon
for the Few Who Had
Followed Him.

LlNARES. Mexico, Dec. 2s.-'I alone
am responsible and wish 10 assume al
blame for the affair" said Cen. Bernardo
Reyes tonight 81 ask clcmcncy and
even pardon for tho few mon who fol-
lowed me. but for myself | ask nothing.
shall, OF course, be judged according
to law"
Clad in apparel sent TO him by friendly
citizens of LInsres and lodged in the
homo OF l'redcricko Gomez, u man polIu-
cally opposed 90 him. Reyes TODAY re-
c"iveJ both friends and foes. ~ w"ll So
those merely curious. Yesterday he do
uIcd himself 10 callers perhaps tor tho
reason that his clothes were in taiters
and mis- shoes but patches % leather.
Today the street i'm front of his tenn
rorarv home was flled wirI hundreds
anxious TO catch sight or the man who
for almost generation ruled them as
governor. The more influential forced
their way through the crowd 10 greet tho
old man and Linsres as whole WAS In
holiday mood because "f ihc fame Of her
guest
Reyes said the situation had bccn mis-
represented To- him.
Il was told" hc said. "tuat as soon as
I would cross tho border The country
would rise. that iu Chiya alone there
ucrc awaiting 600 men 10 you know
how many found thcrc7 one Nnd 20
I Judged the situation. Although TOO
late, at last realized the people wanted
10 more war ] might have maintained
n guerrilla warfare. but considered that
uniustinahlc and determined tp surrsn .
der. Now ms desire j. thor may Il"
IN. only victim VIII my own ashes
hop-c To- be able TO sunocatc the name
Of revolt ~"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
SEATTLE MEN GET
MEXICAN FRANCHISE

SEATTLE wssI.. Dec. 2s-Frcsident
N,dcro Of Mexico has granted 10 svn-
dinats OF seattle men, headed bv Moritz
Thomson. a ooucessiou 10 build S0o miles
Of railroad. which, wh.p completed viii
connect the Pacific port ~ Acapulco plth
,i,o CITY OF Mexico The syndtcate has
already under construction i20 miles Of
track between Acapulco and an agricul-
r,Irul district I'm the Interior and the line
~ the capital viii be an extension OF the
rnad now being built. The grant calls
fn- cnInnla ton OF tie rnal I'm six yrars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
UTAH LAND
TO BE IRRIGATED

acrrS contiguous 80 tho Denver and Elo
Graudn railroad iu eastern Utah VIII be
pu; unde- irrigation next spring. accrl- e
ing 90 officers OF the Grand Valley Fruit
and Water company. Tho company own
l. 900 acres forty miles west 90 Grand
Junction, Colo. and the irrigation project
Involves an expenditure 81 t2So.ooo. Stcr-
a=e of water will begin IN March and II
is expected - have . supply suniricn, q"
water ore-thirI % The total acreage next
summer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
LIKED EINERI AND
STOLE CLOTHING

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2s.--Miss .Ien-
mic Kline, servant found today in pos
scssion or Sl50o worth Of clothing and
jewels which did not belong to her. at.
tempted suicide. \ bottle ~ poison was
snatched irom her lips b. her employer.
Mra. r. II. O'Brien. who is wealthy, and
tho girl vas taken 10 prison. The dc,cc
tives said she stole the clothing from the
home % former employer because she
could not AFFORD the kind Of clothing she
delighted TO wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
ayS Plans We're Dropped.

u sadtioH 10 ,his the promoters were
= receive s:5,OooncO worth of the now
erNny's stock Tor in;auslinlc property
r.. large block rt common stock for
A!i sooJ viii, lhls amount 20 be nNed
q " eaniu2s ot tho different plants
s-rs TIE hlsi year ~ tho new merger.
II, promoters planned to borrow
tsNN"ta 10 finance the giant corpora
'on The appraised valuation ~ Ar
sas' sNi1 Morris and their subsidiary
9slanlcy Uas given at Sls0.ooQ.ooO.
tsch Of three promoters deposited
hNstoo rith Chicago bank az an ev'-
''n'f ot good faith but they werc COM
Hhel 10 drop tho piin because cf The
hHEe II certain New York capitalists
y wnisa tie funds needed.
''oie- was ON the witness stand
',''.shog, the day and win continue his
ttIirUY iptuoTfnv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
HIGH COST OF DYING
FELT IN ST. LOUIS

st. LOUIS. be-. cs.-The 81 Louis
Livery & Undertaking association today
annovnccd an increase of sl ON every
carriage and 8 or every hearsc used in
funerals IN this city.
The readiustment makes the scale uni
form throughout tho week.
The automobile hns Just about put
thc cab 60 the bad. said Louis Land
vos,, president oi the association. What
the automobile hasn't done tho owl car
has"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
COMMISSION
BEGINS AN INQUIRY

SAX FRANCISCO. Dec. Is. The Cali
fornia state railroad commission initiated
Az Inquiry todsy. on 80 own behalf. into
freight rates - sn classcs and COM
modify rates on the Southern Pacific reil-
road from los Angeles TO other POINTS IN
southern California
This action grew out ~ 4 suit brought
hy George \ Long and others scsinsi
the Southern Plclnc Railroad co7uany
iu,.-'isa,ing certain rates alSced 10 b.
s1cessiNa