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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-27
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PRICE. Utah. April 26.-The sherlns
of Carbon and surrounding counties were
today notified To be on the look out Tor
Charles Beebe and Sex Hambrich. want :
ed at Castle Gate. the former charged
with horse stealing and the latter WIN
forgery as we'll. The two men made
their getaways last night or early this
morning on animals taken from the rancn
Of one of the Seelys at Castle Gatc-
Hambrich was al Price yesterday and Is
alleged TO have passed some worthless
paper here. Previous To- this he worked
off some checks over in Colorado sign
ing the name OF George w. Brandon. an
Emery county business man. He Is Il
cow puncher and is said to have past
anything bur enviable. Young BeeDe IS
the SON OF former Sheriff Oscar Beebc oI
Emery county and was out under slOoV
bond, the charges against him being the
robbery of the Ferron Dostoihce about
wear ago, and the same night blowing
safe in a mercantile establishment oi the
same town. After these two alleged
crimes Beebe went To the hills and is
supposed to have joined Hambrich al u
cow camp. Later Beebe was apprehended
by his ia ther. Oscar Bcehe. then sheriff
OF Emery county. and returned TO the
scene OF his alleged crimes HIS trial
was TO have come up soon in the dis
trict court.
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GOOD PROGRAMME GIVEN
BY W0MAN'S PRESS CLUB

The Utah Woman's Press club met last
evening In the Bishops building and rem
dcrcd pleasing programme The meet
ing was presided over by President Annie
Widtsoc and more than twenty members
were present
Current Events" was cntertaininely
discussed by Mrs. Martha Blake, followed
by Il talk on Mexico by Mrs. A. Foley.
Miss Lillian Whatcott then read poem
dedicated TO the Hotel Utah which was
enthusiastically received. The closing
address was made by Mrs. Emmeline r.
Wells on Dress Reform" and the bene-
dictlon was pronounced by DR. Ellis r.
Shipp.
The next meeting OF the club will he
held on the last Wednesday in May.
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FREE SAMPLE CURED OLD
PERSONS BOWEL TROUBLE

One OF the most remarkable proofs of
the unusual laxative merit contained In
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin IS that 81 is
effective. not only in people in the prime
Of life. but at the extremes of agos. As
many sletters are received from mothers
regarding the cures of children, as from
Een ard women OF sixty. seventy and
eighty years OF age II must be truly a
wonderful laxative.
In the cure of constipation and bowel
trouble in old people II has no equal II
corrects the constipation. dspels the
headache. hiliousness. gas. drowsiness
after eating. etc. People advancing in
years should see to & that their bowels
r.oso r.eelv. and II they do not TO take
Dr.. CsIdwelI's Syrup Pepsin You can
p:olong your life by healthy bowel ac-
ton, Clogged bowels invite disease Wo-
men about 10 pass the menstrual period
cannot do better than use Syrup Pepsn
Tor Sale by SCHRAMM- OH
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COMMERCIAL CLUB TO BE
ORGANIZED AT DRAPER

Inasmuch as MANY improvements are
TO be carried out at Draper this sum-
mer and as the town now boasts or
more than 200 inhabitants CONNER
cial club Is to be organized there next
"Wednesday.
This is the first attempt of the Draper
people toward the formation of boost
iug organization Tor the town. and il Is
said that ON the night when the sub
iect is to be brought up Tor COnsidcra- =
tion TINT representatives from the Muir
ray RIidvalc and Sandy Commercial
clubs will be on hand to explain the ad-
vantaEes derived by such an association
and Incidentally point TO the work which
is being accomplished in towns where
a Commercial club Is an active factor
i'm future Advancement
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several times a week until The system
has settled to its future condition.
Among the strongest supporters of DR..
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin are Mr. w C.
Zorn OF New Decatur Ala, and Mr..
George s. Spaulding of the National Sol
The regular size bottles can be bought
Of any druggist a fifty cents and one dol
lar. but free sample bottle can be had
BY sending your address TO the doctor.
DIR. Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase Of his remedy ends his obli-
CATION. He has specialized In stomach,
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
years ana will be pleased to give the
reader any advice on the subject free Of
charge An are welcome Ia write him.
Whether for the medical advice or the
free sample address him Dr. w Il.
Caldwell. 81 Caldwell building Mcnti-
cello. III
TsoM, DRUGS, FIVE STORES.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS,

Pursuant TO tho article. 49,.
ton and a resolution OF " ~ inco
trustees OF tho Horace Gro.e1e .1e bss''
cred Mining and MiIlinn 0eley al
corporation Of Utah. and eonpam
OF five OF the trustees of .e,s The h.
through the secretary OF "a, corpd,'
tion. notice Is hereby eiycrs sag ro1
cial meeting of the stScsbn, ,hat 4
corporation will be held A. t,.alers .lrs g.
said corporation to wi, .he of1|
OF Bradley. PischeI & Hars The
neys at law. 341 South Ms,Nnesg
stairs, Salt Lake City, tJtsSn s4eer
day OF May. 1911, at 10 n.cin, .ch, On d
that day. for the purpose ''ck -, 4 +
adopting and approving i's ~, OF fau5
and resolutions passed ana dne prss
March 22- 1911. by said h. aooDtI
tees authorizing and direc,SHard d
and conveyance OF all tbo
crty and mining interest,". mining
poratlon situated In West NJ vi sli'
Ing district Salt Lake nnv,uuniail
the sum Of $4,000. "sy- UtsI
Dated 81. Louis. Mo. a.,
ROBERT LiiSSrisIr. Y d
Vice President Of said CSasrRa5
j ARTHUR .CURfsTSGFgora!
Secretary OF Said ror
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IDAHO MAN WANTED.
Ogden Officer is Asked to Hold Frank
Taylor for Gem State.
:ncrinl to The Trihunc.

Special To The tribune.
OGDEN. April 26.-Sherlff E. e. Will
son received word from j. w. Underwood
of Burlcy. Ida. this evening asking him
to hold Frank c. Taylor. who is wanted
in Burley for passing several bogus
checks Taylor was arraiGned on April
on five separate charges OF obtaining
money under false Dretenses. The most
of these were by the Poulson Liquor com
pany of Ogden. There was also charge
against him OF passing a $45 bogus check
on merchant of Brigham City. The
mans relatives had made the checks on
local people good and Taylor was being
held for Brigham CITY when the word
cnmc from Burlcy, Taylor saws that he
will not go without cXtradition papers
and tnc sheriff has tcleGraphed To Burlcy
that these Will be necessary TO take him
from the state
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Pioneer Is Dead in Provo.
q The Tribune.

rTo IaI % TIC Trlhune.
PROVO, April 36.-William Oscar Sper-
at his home in the Fourth ward Tuesday
u:ght at 1890 o'clock from Brights dis
case. Air Sperry was born in Wcstrlilc.
Now Haven. Conn, November u. 1851.
and in lSfS moved to New York where he
joined the Mormon church and came To
Utah and settled in Provo In 1852. He
was the last one OF the first city coun-
ciln!en of Provo City and had held other
positions of trust He is survived by Il
widow, Mrs Ann Eliza Coward Sperry.
four daughters. Mrs. j. W, Howe. Mrs.
John T., Lewis. Mrs. Albert Manwaring
Mrs. II. T.. Owens and one son. w. T..
Sperry. Funeral services Will he held
fton tile Fourth ward meeting house Fri
day al > D. m.
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Volunteer Firemen Celebrate.
pecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. April 26,-The annual
meeting OF the Park City volunteer ire
department was held here tonight. More
than q hundred attended the meeting.
Routine business took up a nan houI
time. after which the evening was spent
in recreation. ,
feature OF the meeting was the
presence OF two old-umc members OF lhe
Department Edward Berry. who has been
identified with the department FOR thirty
wears addressed the meeting In which
he referred To many interesting events
I'm the. history OF the volunteer FIRE de-
partmcnt lie told of the burning OF
Tie town In 1898 He was followed by
Fred Smith who spoke of the efficiency
Of the present department and said ina,
the neople OF Park City should be proud
OF thc volunteer trcmen;
Following tho talks a banquet was
served 80 members OF the department and
n number of invited guests.
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Jap Pleads Not Guilty.

Special To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, April 26.-S. Nakahara en-
tered a plea of not guilt Of assault with
attempt 10 commit murder. in Judge j..
n Howclls court this afternoon. The
trial will begin In a few days Nalla-
hara is accused OF having shot I. Oshima
in the leg with revolver on September
20, 1910. The shooting is claimed To
have occurred on lower Twenty-fuurth
street Nakahara escaped ut first. but
was recenllN Canlmrcd at Evanston, MNO.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
United States for the District b!
In the matter OF Louis J. n
bankrupt-No. ii7S in bankm,
Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable John A. Mar
judge of the district court oi the L
States for the district Of Utah:
Louis j. Taufer Of Salt Lake City.
county of Salt Lake and Stats c|
I'm said district. respectfully rent
that on the 2Ith day of Septefl1.|
past. he was duly adjudged I'D
under the acts of congress relai|1
bankruptcy; that he has duly a
dcred ali his property and rig>'
property, and has fully compiled NJ
the requirements of said acts and
orders OF the court touching bis
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that be n
decreed by the court to have q
charge from all debts proyabh q
his estate under said bankrupt 81
cept such debts as are excepted b
from such discharge.
Dated this 10Th day OF April
1911. LOUIS. J. TAufU
Bsnl1-
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Odd Fellows Social.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, April 26.-The annual So
cial OF Odd Fellows here tonight proved
one of the most enjoyable meetings in
years. Members OF the lodge. widows
and orphans and few invited guests
were in attendance. An address was
given by the Rev. Costel. pastor of the
Methodist church He spoke Of the
growth of the order. the strength OF the
Park City lodge and some OF the work
that is being accomplished by the order.
The meeting was in celebration of the
anniversary of the founding OF the or
der
After the literary entertainment a
banquet was served in the basement OF
the hall, Dancing completed the even
ing's entertainment.
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Motor and Auto Collide.

collision between "A motorcycle and
an automobile occurred at, Third South
and State streets al about S o'clock last
night The motorcycle. which was being
driven by Albert c. Fisel of Hal East
Fifth South street. was going south on
State street when it met the automo- =
bile. which was driven by, j G.. Craig.
The automobile WAS going east on Third
South street and both machines were ON
the right side of the street. Viscl had
a woman on the motorcycle in front OF
him and they were thrown to the ground.
but not hurt.
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LOWER MAMMOTH m,N,n.

Notice OF Special StockhoId.
Notice Is hereby given Ina, d uAt
be go msetIng Nl !, s; Of ,he stockhoIdaIrnss Insr.
poration OF the state 81 Ninr,pany,
the Office OF said company an. b
Dooly block. Salt Lake CO al rosa
Eridpg Fri o,,n the n, 52th ! day of Msy. ~ r.
day. Said meeting Will oi d
held for the following purUo..h ned
To consider and vote upon an ppse. q
Of article III s,,d " Of the articles ., a: :
shall read as follows: ,, .uaI ths
amount OF the capital stors ICE ~ y
poration shall be 81, 900 06a o. thIs
be be divided sIs y int9 100000 sharses's Se's !
called by order Of the hon ~ msstt
of the said company. JOHN u ns,lIt!! selt!
Attest; a. Reeves, secre,,rrSss rsss'd'
Dated salt Lake City. IyisSH,
1911. S'au, An
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Vote Down School Tax.
:inI 10 Tho Trihune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, April 2s.-All but
five Of the precincts in the county have
now been heard from and tho returns on
the special school tax election held Sat
urday have been reported TO the board Of
education, The special tax levy of mills
for two years was turned down by the
voters by quite a large majority. The
precincts outside of Brigham City prac-
tcaily all voted against the proposition.
The returns from all but five precincts
are 36o in favor of the tax and 400
against the tax
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Merchant to Go on Mission.

Special to The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. April 26.-Nels Han
sen, II merchant OF this city, has received
leave in the near future for one of the
Scandinavian coun tries i'm the interests Of
the Mormon church. Mr., Hansen has
been one OF the prominent business men
of the city for many years. but will now
retire for three years at least. Mr.. Han
sen is also a member of the First ward
biShopriC, from which he will resign.
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Drys Active in Brigham.
al to The Tribune.

Special 70 The TrIbuno.
BRIGHAM CITY. April 26.-Thc first
gun in the campaign against the saloon
and liquor evils viii he fired Sunday night
when the Rev. Adam c. Frank Of the
Presbyterian church will deliver a lecture
in the PRESBYTERIAN chapel on "Prohib
tion and the Curse OF Drink"
So far very little has been done In the
cause of prohibition. but II is rumorod
that an active campaign Will he launched
throughout the city by those in favor Of
the move,
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Success

comes only to the man or woman who
is of strong nerve. keen brain, and
boundless energy. To perfect these
qualities in those who lack them we
put up Palmo Tablets They do the
work, and besides are great for the
kidneys, induce restfui sleep, and make
you look and feel years younger. 80
cents Book free Address The S. r.
Fell Co., Cleveland, o. SCHRAMM
JOHNSON. DRUGS. FIVE STORES
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ANSWER is ENDED.
Defendant In Case of Spielbera VS.. a.
Kuhn G Bro. interposes Counter Claim.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 26-Replying 10 the
complaint of William Spielberg who Is
seeking 10 collect balance said TO be
due him for services as manager Of the
retail department for the clothing firm
OF a. Kuhn & Bro. the company today
amends its former answer and makes a
counter claim Of $500.
The amended answer says that Spiel
berg when given the position as man
ager of the retail department. said that
il his recommendation 10 improve that
department and buy certain goods were
followed the business would be increased
TO $4,000 year. The company SAYS
that the business has not increased TO
this extent although the recommends
tions of their former manager were car
ried out.
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Cleanup Day In Logan,

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN, April 26.-Tomorrow is clean
up day in Logan and the mayor has de-
c1ared Il half holiday lasting from 8
O'clock in the morning until l in the af-
ternoon and requested every business
shovel or hoe at o'clock and help clean
up the city. The Boosters club inaugu-
rated this function and will have charge
OF the cleanup. Its committees have ar
ranged for the dispensing OF refreshments
10 the workers and for ball at night.
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Mcmillan Found Guilty.

j. w. Mcmillan was found guilty OF
cruelty To animals ny Judge j. NJ. Bow
man yesterday and Will he sentenced ut
O'Clock Friday afternoon. 1t is charged
that Mcmillan on March IS took "A horse
and delivery wagon belonging To the
American Linen Supply company and
drove Il In a. cruel manner.
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NOTICE TO CoNTsAcro'

Office of the Board Of pub,ic NJ
Lake city. April -. 1911 WIZ
Sealed proposals viii be rooo,..-.
Office unt! 1:30 p. m. MAY n ~
the work OF constructing s,sh,lV VI'
house. workshops. garage onS
sheds on the property owned INV hm Y
between Sixth South and sevss,tl %
streets and State and Sou.
streets. according 10 plans On ty9s ~ !.
City Engineers Office. 'as
instructions 10 bidders tos...
plans. proiiles. spcciiicatlons ,as
for contract and bond. NAV ha a"a
upon application at the ofsc. ~
Board Of Public Works or tha n,e
gineer. '0 w
The right Is reserved to reject j.,
ali bids. 'eS' s''
BY order Of the Board Of pub,,. a
Fl. G. MCMILLAN. ChsIr@
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Suit for Commission.
II TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 26.-The trial in which
G. NJ. Dcason is seeking TO collect $500
from the Western Meat company WAS
begun in the district court today before
Judge y. j. Harris. Dcasou claims that
the amount is due him as commission on
the purchase Of 1000 head OF cattle.
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News Of Intermountain Region

pauy and j. II. Carbon returned yer
dict OF S2I5 in favor Of the plaintff this
afternoon. Armstrong was seeking $4,000
damage Tor false imprisonment. lie was
arrested on a larceny charge and later,
when the evidence against him was
found TO he groundlcss. tho case was
dismissed In the citN court
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcroa,
Office Of the Board of Public wc.,.
1 a kn I;lIM Mil fnit ''Wn--

Office OF the Board OF Public wc.,.
Lake city. April -. 1911! -
Sealed proposals Will he rersIy.s !.
office until $50 p. m. May 10 ief
the work Of constructing curb nj
ter including all necessary grsdIr.
Curb and Gutter Extension 30. IA
enth East street from Tenth 10 s..
South streets. according 10 plans 4,
in the City Engineers office. =
Instructions 10 bidders. togeths-
plans, proiilcs. specifications and
for. contract and bond, NAV b. oh''
upon application AT the Office \
Board of Public Works or the cls
gineer.
The right is reserved to reject an,
all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF P,Ihle N
Fl. G. MCMILLAN, Chair
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ORDER OF NOTICE THERE

D'eirl~. nf T-tah ...u AZ p'
On this 10Th day OF Ap'p .,,I,o,l
on Ieadiug the FOREGOING hsarI'
ordered bv the couri ths, f5tn
had upon the same OIL us "a a. q.
NAV. A. u. 1871. before ,ss,riet.
Salt Lake City. in said nS u,Stha that
o'clock I'm the forenoon; anu Ths sat
thereof be published III ,sd ~ IN 81
TNbune. a ncwsps per priDtsur uurssdIio<
'rict. and that all known ,,sy VA sps
other persons in interes, ~ ,,a sbos
the said time and place ar ah' 'nrayer
II any they have. why the p rTs1|
said petitiouer should mol h nv III
And il is further, oruedelb by mad
that the clerk shall seno y, aid &
known creditors copies N them
and this order. addressed ds,,ee,sd. "a
places OF residence as iohn A.
Witness the llonorap,S JistYiG
and ibo soal therccf. - Ia dav q
In said district on the -'."
Attest: Al @ JERRoLD r.. Lst'
(SeaI of Court0 ~ DepuN
By Margaret 8 Conne"'
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Prepare for Horse Show,

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, April 26.-Great preparations
are being made for the annual show Of
the Cache Valley Horse Breeders asso-
citation, which occurs on Monday next.
The indications arc that there Will be The
largest attendance this season that has
ever assembled at the show, and there
will be the greatest display of horse flesh
ever made here.
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Skyscraper for ogden.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 26.-lt was learned from
a reliable source this evening that the
deal by which the Pingrcc National bank
and Hugh G. Wood expect to gain pos
session of the corner lot now occupied by
the Utahna drug store and the three 9th
cr buildings north OF this one on Wash
mgton avenue. will go through tomorrow.
II this Is the case the bank expects To
erect Oedcr's first skyscraper. which will
be an up-to-date eight-story structure.
The purchase price OF the lots which
are S3Xl32 feet. was 10000.
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Corner. Stone Is Laid,
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 26.-Thc cornerstone of
the new Seventh ward meeting house was
laid with appropriate ceremonies this
evening at o'clock There was pro-
grammc OF songs and talks. the prinCi-
pal speakers being Apostles David ..
Mckay and e, w. Penrose and Bishop
NJ. l.. Jones.
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Wife Seeking Divorce,
SDpTiaI IN Tho Tribnua

OGDEN, April 26.-Margaret Hewitt
began action for n divorce from ZaCha-
riah Hewitt ip the district court here to-
day. The couple was married July |,
1879, Mrs. Hewitt says that for the last
two years her husband has not provided
her with the ncCcssaricS of life and she
asks for a divorce and general relief
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Fete for NewlyWeds.

Special to The Tribune.
SPRlNGVILLE. April 2G.-John r. Burt
and Miss Nellie Crandall OF this city were
married today in the temple at Salt Lake
reception Is being held IN their honor
tonight al the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Crandall.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT q

IN THE DISTRICT COURT "
United Stntcs for the distIic'
In the matter OF a. =
bankrupl.-No. l52I III panA'~
Petition for discharge. ~
TO the Honorable John a. Maisn'
OF the district court OF sns
Statos for the districi nj uISS
A. T.. Anderson Of Salt lahe oSf'jI
county of Salt Lake and state u
said district. respectfully reples,s.u
on the 10th day OF Decempci
he was duly adjudged bankrupt sl
acts OF congress relating 10 ya
that he has duly surrendered All ~
erty and rights Of propef.sa.o .,sa.o,,ir,|
fully complied with al the .ss,s lssy
OF said acts and OF the otus's
court touching his bankrup's, n
Wherefore he pravs tlat
GeCreed by the court TO nav sIs
charge from all debts pr prosa%s nj
his estate under said banhlus',s
cept such debts as are eAcep's
FROM s,cn discharge ,-wa|
Dated this 10Th day OF -'p'
\. T.. ANDERSON pa",
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREo|

DlSlTlcI OF Dldls
On this 10Th day of April. a. ID
on reading the foregoing pelinct
ordered by the court that neaF.
had upon the same on the lsib 2
MAY, A. d. 1911. before said
Salt Lake City, In said dlstuc!
o'clock in the forenoon; and fnG
thereof be published in The ~
Tribune, a newspaper prinred Y
district. and that all known g
and other persons in interest," ~
pear at the said time and p49
Show cause. II any they haye,
prayer Of said petitioner shouia
granted.
And 1t Is further ordered byds
that the clerk shall send oy man
known creditors copies OF san
and this order. addressed to.u
their places of residence as sH,v
Witness the Honorable Jonn =
shall. judge OF the said district eo1.
the seal thereof. at Salt Lake He,-
district, on the Goth day oil APn'
1911 --cu|
Attest: JERROLD 4. LEh11|
tSeal of court.)
BY Margaret B. Connell. Depuu
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Plaintiff Given Judgment.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 26-After a short de-
liberation. jury in the district court
hearing the damage suit OF James Arm
strong against the Southern Pacific COM