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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
Ralph Gray has been helping
BE SPECIAL REFLEcTOR CORRESPONDENT

Ralph Gray has been helping L
s. Bohannon with his hay. II
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hill returned
from their trip south, much pleased
with the country.
Miss Pearl Weatherford is spend
ing a few days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Springer we're
shopping in Dayton Friday.
Frank Larson is building large
corn crib and granary.
Miss Sadie Cook called on Mrs.
Bohannon Friday afternoon.
Jerome Mosler was kicked by a
horse Sunday morning.
Miss Ethel Weatherford returned
% her old home in Illinois to visit
Ter sister.
Albert Land has gone to work on
he grading over near Dayton.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28

Columbus. Kan, Sept 25.-Ths
same evidence which oaufed the &C
quittai Of I'd Donaldson on the charge
Of numbering bis wife resulted in his
being later adjudged insane and or.
dersd committed 70 an asylum. At
the inquiry Donaldson made a. vigOr-
Gus Effort 70 prove himself sane as be
AID 10 establish bic insanity ct the
murder trial Donaidson shot and
kinef be wife AZ oalens n q At Of
isaiou1y.snt ihea spo, himself.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
DILLON.

Farmers are busy sowing wheat
Miss Eva Mohier spent Saturday
and sunday with Miss Sadie Book.
Thomas Mosler vas operated on
Thursday for appendicitis. He is
getting along nicely At this. writing.
M and Mrs. Fred Beemer were
shopping in Hope Friday.
Miss Lillian Smith returned home
THURSDAY af.sr spending the sum
mer With Mrs Hoffman.
Quite q numbsr fron around ex-
pet to attsnd he TAR At Abilene
tlls week
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
WILLOWDALE.

Mr.. and Mre. Lawrence Kehlel
and little daughter will leave thil
week for Chicago where they viii
visit relatives.
The first entertainment Of the Tai
mage lecture course will be Oct. Z
the Morrison Concert Co. Tickets
for course $3.50, school children rs
cents. Only a few left.
Revival meetings VIII begin at
the M. E. church Sunday evening,
October list. All are invited to at
tend.
Miss Stevenson, daughter Of Rev.
Stevenson, attended church at VIII
lowdale Sunday.
Mabel Stewart Of the D. c. H. S.
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Johnson of Junction City is
visiting with friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mast attend
ed church here Sunday.
Don't forget the first number Of
the TalmAge lecture course Oct. Z,
Morrison Concert Co. Tickets for
course $3.50, school Children IS
cents. Il
A number Of the friends and rela-
ives Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Burg gath I
red at their home last Friday even 9
ng and pleasantly surprised them.
IN reported a good time. Iii
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
HOLLAND.

Mr., and Mrs. Edinger and daugh-
ter Alvina Of Pennsylvania are visit
ing at Grandpa Jury's.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Philips
September goth, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Province and
son Tea spent Sunday at Sam Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Shette: spent
Sunday with home folks near Hol-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Entrikir spent
Sunday with home folks.
Will Baldwin. Henry Lehman and
son Willie, Tom Robson and son
E-skin, went to attend the Hutch
inson state fair.
Jack Robson and Bob Alexander
think they have prize potatoes, hut
Mrs. Bob Grung had one that weigh
ed seven pounds.
Mrs. Maurice Emig visited with
Mrs. Sam Peters while their hus-
bands attended the wrestling Sat
lrday evening.
The free for all wrestlers were
more interesting and exciting than
he ones given before hand.
James Howie Sr. and family left
or two months visit in Cedar
lapids, Iowa.
Bob Seaton is staying with his
ster, Mrs. Tom Robson, until he
able to attend to his own house
old duties.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28

Will have it's first car
of Minnesota Potatoes
on track in a few days.
Car of fine Cabbage
and car of Iowa Ap-
Piles. This stock will.
all be fine quality and
price very reasonable.
Be sure to get our.
prices before buying
elsewhere. s'-wl's'sdtfl
Pioneer Produce Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
(First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector September rs, 1910

| tFirst published in Abilene Week.,
Reflector September rs, 1910
NOTICE.
Before John p. Quinn, Justice Of
the peace Of the city of Abilene,
Dickinson county, Kansas.
THE ABILENE NATIONAL BANK,
a corporation, Plaintiff,
We.
D. S. AMSTERDAM, Defendant.
To d. s. Ausherman, the above
named defendant:
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued before John p.
Quinn, Justice Of the peace OF the
city Of Abilene, Dickinson county.
Kansas, on the 18th day Of septem-
Der, 1911, by said plaintiff who filed
his bill Of particulars in said court, |
that you are indebted to It |
In the sum Of S1S0.47, and asking
judgment against you for said
amount; that the following personal
property has been attached to-wit:
One Standard Dictionary Of the
English Language.
II Vols. of the New International
Encyclopedia.
Library Of oratory, IL Vols.
Library Of Universal History, 5
Tols.
Library Of Half Hours with the
lest Authors. Vols.
Ten Bible Dictionary.
12S Mixed Books. Ii,
Two-thlrds Of SO acres OF corn !,
rowing on west half Of southeast
larter OF section 16, township IL, Z
inse 2. east, in Dickinson county.
ansas.
TWO-thirds Of 3 acres of rough :,
ed. ~
One she'd. X
One pile cobs. 81
One pile wood. :
One pile coal.
l29 hedge posts.
Hog wire.
wire.
TWenty-one books IA
And that unless you answer on
before November first. 1911. e .
o'clock a. M. judgment viii be ~
idered against you for gfs0.f7
J said property viii be sold 10 %
/ aaid cialm.
3 ABILENE NATIONAL BANK. y
Plaintiff ZEE
s &. smiih. ils attorney leu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
PonItr Wanted.

10000 lbs. OF poultry wanted at
once. We win pay the following
prices: Hens &c, Springs Sc. J.
W. EIwick Poultry House. 27wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28

st. Joseph, Mo-. Sept. 2S.-sedalia
was selected as next years meeting
place OF the Missouri State Fedora
ton Of Labor before final adjourn.
men. here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28

Wesley Romberger spent Sunday
with Leon Ramsey.
Frank High is working on the
Henson ranch.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
Butter Market

butter Mafhet
Chicago creamery 2O-2se dairy
1920.
Kansas City Creamery. 25e, firsta
2se.
prices for creamery butter q
point named for week ending today
Dickinson county price IL cent
less Man New York ana ~ csu
les than chisago.l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28
LOCAL MARKETS.

tMaFtet cOrrectsd veekly By J. 9.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28

The PlOnser Pr0ducs Co. az Id
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-28

J. z. Brewer Co. pays the follow
Ing prices for butter and eggs;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
WIDER PUBLICITY
Need of More Financial Sup
port Is Urged at Meeting OF
Governing Committee.

At Yesterdays session OF the govern
Ing committee OF the Commercial club
publicity bureau, a discussion arose with
reference TO a proposed municipal appro-
prlatlon OF funds with which to carry
on a wide publicity campaign in the in
terest OF this city.
In leading up 10 this subject members
OF tire committee set forth in strong
terms the imperative need of bigger flnan-
cial support 70 tho publicity bureau, The
work accomplished by TIE bureau was
many concerns of the city had been gem
erous in their support, other institutions
and business men vino were more dccid-
edly benefited through the work OF the
bureau. had thus far failed To contribute
to the fund
When plans we're brought mp for widen
ing the scope of the buresu's work. par
ticularly between now and the holding
Of the Panama Pacific exposition In San
Francisco IN 1915. reference WIS made
to proposed scheme 10 procure n mI-
nicipal appropriation for the support of
such work
Although certain members Of the new
commission are said TO favor such Il
plan. at the same time they doubt wheth-
or II can be carried out under the state
laws. which specifically decree the pur-
poses for which municipal appropria tons
can be made.
r. j. DAILY, assistant city attorney, last
night declared that the board OF com
an appropriation for such a purpose. He
referred 10 section 206 of the compiled
laws OF Utah. which allows the municipal
body 10 appropriate money for corporate
purposes only. II is argued that unless
the state legislature enscts n law au-
thorizns such an appropriation at its
next session The fund will have TO be
raised through private subscription.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
CITY AND VICINITY

AT a JOINT meeting Of the county
commissioners and county attorney held
yesterday morning the matter OF enter
ing a confession Of Judgment IN favor OF
The Sail Lake lodge OF Elks vas con-
sidered, but no definite action was taken
The local lodge recently brought two
suits for The recovery OF $500 ea6n Tor
taxes paid under protest The supreme
court recently decided that the organiza- -
ton Is not subject to taxation because
IL is a charitable order.
THE CHRISTIAN Woman's Board OF
Missions OF the Central Christian church
has postponed its regular monthly meet
ing from this afternoon to $50 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. The postponement
is on account OF the funeral OF E: u.
Casady. The Friday meeting will be held
nj the home OF Mrs. II. Y. SappinGton. 10
Twelfth East street.
ROBERT eURDETTE Ill.,. the infant
son OF Robcr, j. Burdette Jr., an em-
ployec OF the DcSerer News, ard grand
son of the Rev. Robert j, Surdettc. the
noted pulpit orator. humorist and lee
turer OF Los Angeles. Cal. died ycster=
day morning al the family residence. He
was an only child and WAS only five days
old
The SPECIAL registry stamp prom
ised some time ago is now on sale
at the local postoffice: There has al
ways been some confusion abou! the
stamps and it Is thought that the new
stamp will do away with this trouble.
CLARENCE SUCKER, aged 81 years,
WAS arrested on state street yesterday
afternoon on charge OF stealing d
horse and buggy 8 month ago In Delta
county. Colorado. The arrest was made
on description by Detectives Ripley and
Cleveland Sucker is being held FOR
Sheriff Williams of Delta county.
JOHN REYNOLDS. colorcd. charged
with cruelty 10 snimals. was tried In
tho court OF Harry s. Harper, Justice
OF the peace. YESTERDAY afternoon. The
case was dismissed at the rsduet OF the
state bccaus OF lack OF sufficient evil
deuce 10 convict.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Eacncl Brown
Foreman Will be held from the Fourteeu.
ward meeting house Friday AT ! u. IN
The casket will he opened during the
morning from 10 TO L. o'clock AT tho
home. IS South Second West street.
THE CULVER SHOE company. which
has been doing business In the Nc.
Intyrc building. has made an assignment
To the Utah Association OF Credit Mer
for the benefit Of its creditors.
THERE WILL Be- A meeting Of tho
titan state Poultry association al the
Commercial club building todaN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
To PRESS WORK ON
ADDITION TO HOTEL
Architects Directed to Prepare
Plans for Improvement
at the Utah.
WILL ADD i25 ROOMS
Estimate of Cost Placed at
St25,OOO to Si5O,OOO;
Completed by June /,
WILL ADD 125 ROOMS

The construction or tho proposed annex
go the Hotel Utah IL now mp 60 the archI-
tocts. At p meeting OF the executive
committee of tho board of directors of
the Utah Hotel company Yesterday the
firm Of Parkinson & Berestrom of Los
Angeles vas Instructed TO proceed at the
earliest possible moment to draw plans
and specifications for the addition, in or
der that contracts for materials might be
let without loss of time. Parkinson &
Rcrestrom designed the main building
and il was decided to retain their serN =
ices for the planning OF the annex. Nhlcn
will bc constructed on the same genera
lines as the mai" S;;!5iHs;
the work OF construction 10 the James
Black Masonry and Construction COM
psny, which was The contracting COM
psny for the original building e ro,,i,s.-
Both -. f.. Sergstrom of the archltec-
tural firm and James BLACK OF the con-
struction company were present at yes
terday's meeting Of the executive com :
mtltee 9They submitted their Ideas on
the proposed work In n general way and
discussed plans.
The FIRST work Of the architects will be
10 figure ont The amount OF stecl con-
struction necessary in order that con-
tracts for steel may be entered INTO as
soon as possible. The steel VIII he iur-
nIshed hy the American Bridge company
The annex will be Joined TO the north.
east corner Of the main building and vii!
cover most Of the vacant space between
the hotel and the bishops building. leaN.,
Ing q roadway OF twenty 1eet, IL WIZ
contain l25 rooms. and the total cost, Vt
is estimated. will he between $4,000 and
sl50, 900 II Is the desire OF The hotel
company TO have the addition completed
by June ]. m
It is expected that The architects Will
have specifications ready 10 few DAYS,
so that the work OF excavation may be-
~,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14

ever nlemoraudums he had on such mat
ters the witness absolutely refused, stat
ing To the court that II was against the
practice of the service TO make public
the names of employees. The court di-
rectod that whatever memorandums or
records he had regarding Dewey only
should be produced In court.
Dr. A. y. Hansen was called TO the
stand last and In answer 10 the ques lions
of the prosecution gave IL as his opinion.
based ON many years experience and OBJ
serVation OF deiiriurn tremens cases. that
the defendant could not have been 80
afflicted without retaining the hallucina-
lions or showing all the extreme s!mp-
toms OF recovery from such an attack
Oh the morning after the tragedy. To
his knowledge. lie STAYED. the most rapid
recovery from an attack OF the deiirlum
tremens or alcoholic poisoning had been
three days.
When the prosecution announced ilsor
done with the witness Attorney Price
stated that he would prefer taking up
the cross examination OF the witness this
morning. Court was therefore adjourned
until . O'Clock today. According TO the
opinion OF the attorneys. tho case should
be given into the hands Of the jury this
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
CUTLER TALKS Of
SUGAR TRUST SUIT
Does Not Believe Hearing
Will Affect the Local
Companies.

The suit OF the United States against
the American Refinery company. common
~ known as the Sugar trust. is scbed-
uled 10 begin in the federal court at New
York City January ,. 1912.
Subpoenas have been served By United
states Marshal James II. Anderson on
several local beet sugar nanufa cturers
commanding them 10 be present on that
date for the purpose or giving testimony
relative TO the absorption OF western
is operating in restrain of trade and
which the government seeks TO dissolve,
The local men summoned are T.. X.
Cutler, Vice president and manager Of the
ah-ldaho Sugar company; II. @. Whit
ney, secretary OF the same corporation !:
David Eccles. president of the Amalea-
mated Sugar company. James II. Rolapp.
company, and Charles w. Nibley, former
president Of the Lewiston Sugar cou-
pany.
The witnesses are requested TO bring
tho hooks and records of their respective
organizations
II is possible that the taking Of cvi-
dence will be postponed until early in
February, and. unless later advised TO
that effect. tbs Witnesses will leave for
New York the latter part OF this month.
The attorneys for the Sugar trust have
inierposed demurrer eDd some time
may be consumed in tho argument of
aud disposal OF this matter.
Speaking Of the case yesterday Mr..
Cutler said il might result in a dissoln-
ton of the trust on lines similar 10 those
laid down in The case of the Standard
OH corporation. He did not believe. he
said that the hearing would affect the
interests OF the local CompauieS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
:F|F TEEN CONV|CTS
TO Be SENT SOUTH
Will Do Preliminary Work on
Roads During the
Winter.

Instead OF 100 convicts being sent to
camp in tho southern part OF the
state Tor the repairing Of state roads.
only fifteen Will he sent. This was the
decision arrived AT yesterday by the
state road commission after conference
with Gov, William Spry, The few men
arc sent for the sole purpose Of keeping
the equipment in shape for work In the
spring. 1t was argued that tho heavy
expense of maintaining a large camp
would not be justified by the work which
could be done In the winter time.
The coDvicts viii be started for the
southern part Of the state in charge Of
three guards as soon as arrangements
can he completed.
The special committee. consisting OF
Warden Arthur Pratt, State Engineer
Caleb Tanner and W d, Beers which
made an inspection OF the proposed con
vlct camp In Washington county, was
the cause Of the action OF the joint
meeting.
The question Of the appropriation Of a
part OF the S26o.00 bond issue for road
building TO the maintenance Of the con-
Wet camp was discussed. but the plan
was abandoned owing 10 an adverse
opinion received from the attorney
general.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
COUNTY ATTORNEY TO
DROP O'DONNELL CASE

The county attorneys office Yesterday
morning received 3 telegram from Dep
uty County Attorney John F,
Bowman ar Helena stating that
Acting Governor Allen Of Montana
had refused 10 honor the second reuui
sition made by Governor William Spry for
the return of {. L. ODonnen TO this
state.
Attorncy Bowman stated t'nat Tho
raQuisltlon for the return Of y ponuel
had bccn refused by Governor Allen for
three reasons: First. that the defend
ant had done everything in his power
To right the wrong. second, that there
was very little II any evidence Of ODon-
nell not believing that ne had a divorce
from his first wife when he married his
second tnird. that his present wife was
prominent socially In Great Fails and
that he believed = grave iniustic. woIld
he done all concerned II the man were
compelled 10 come here TO face the
charges of which he would undoubtedly
be acquitted
Tho matter Will now be finally dropped
by the county attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
CREDIT NEW DISCUSS
COOPERATIVE PLAN
Members of Association Are
Urged to Rally to lis
Support.

Members OF the Utah Association Of
Credit Men held their regular monthly
session yesterday AT the Commerce. club
following luncheon. Liberal Exchange
of Credit Information Among Jobbels'
vas the theme Of discussion.
President \ II. Parsons and Secretary
George l.. Forester pointed out the ad-
EantaEas of the cooperative plan, de-
claring that II had been carried out and
developed I'm other communities with
great success. and ceiling upon local
credit men TO Join In "A campaign In its
support.
cit is purely plan Of cooperative
protection TO johbers and wholesale
houses, said Secretary Forester
Through il jobbers and firms thar en-
ter into business negotiations or place or
ders with each other can 10 better ad :
vantage become informed Of the business
standing each maintains. When iobbcrs
receive an order under the suggest ed
plan, II can easily he learned just what
worth The prospective account has. The
plan, of course, means reciprocation at all
times. IT should be in vogue here and
would he of inconceivablc service 10
business"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
SEWER PIPE MATTER
IS BEING CONSIDERED
Question of Eliminating Ce-
ment and Glazed Product
IS Before Solons.

After electing Councilman \, ]. Davis
mayor pro tenn. Of the city To act while
Mayor John s. Br3nsrord Is away on a
business trip 10 Chicago the city coun-
ell last night resolved Itself into com
mIttce OF the whole 10 consider the con-
troversy over the question of changing
the city ordinance In reference TO sewer
pine.
The sewer pipe question was raised
by an amendment 10 the city ordinances
offered recently BY councilman j,
Moreton hy which cement sewer pipe and
glazed cement sewer pipc would he barred
from use i'm future sewer construction In
the city.
For more than three hours the coun.
Gil listened TO the arguments OF both
sides. Bcjamin Brooks OF Kansas City.
Mo. a member Of the Western CLAY
Products publicity bureau. representing
the clay interests and William A Cur
less. a cement expert OF Seattle. Waso
and Nenhi l.. Morris of Salt Lake City
representing the cement pipe interests
and then adjourned to meet again to-
night for further consideration Of the
question
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
BOARD Is LOOKING
INTO PLUMBING WORK

CHARGES made by defeated bidders that
the plumbing work being done at the new
county in'irlnaTy by Reeves & rcttit is
inferior snd is mol being installed sc-
cordlng TO specifications OF the contract.
ers to employ a disiutcrested plumbing
expert to go over the work and inVcs-
tigate the matter. The investigator, H.
r. Cromar. rcportcd TO the board Tues
day a few minor defects and Valia ations
in the work. Acting upon this report
the commissioners summoned the con-
tractors before them at n Srecial ses-
sion yesterday afternoon. No definite
action was taken. there was a dues-
ton as 10 whether the work is being
done In q defective manner or that
merely different method Is being en-
ployed Another session Will proha BIZ
be held this afternoon to look further
Into TIC matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
CATHOLIC CHILDREN
TO GIVE PROGRAMME

.tn attractive musical even; Of next
week will be tho entertainment BY the
Junior choir OF 81 Marys cathedral.
which will he given on Monday night in
the cathedral hall on South Temple
street The children have been rellearsng
diligently for several weeks and good
programme will be presented, consisting
OF songs. drills. recitstions and fancy
dancing.
The little ouee will be assisted By the
81. Cecilia chorus. Miss Helen Hughes
and Miss Frances Hahn. Yjolinsts: Miss
Gladys Wicken. ccnlst: Miss Eugenia
Mercier. Mss Matilda James. sopranos.
The entertainment Will be under tho
direction OF Miss Nora Gleason, organlst
OF the cathedral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
CHOOSES OFFICERS

The annual meeting OF the lmmanuel
Baptist church. at which the election of
mont OF the church last evening All oi
the officers were elected except the
finance committee. which will he appoint.
cd b! tho board of dcacons. Those elect =
ed are.
pcacons four Years j. ". Pprefoy. DR..
T., d Hammond and Or. w. :. Eaner
trustees. three years, l1ber W. Hall and
Z. r. Horey; church clerk ]. L. Rerke-
ley; financial secretary. Ben T.. Corum:
church treasurer, II, V. Cutler: Sunday
school superintendent, Il. Zen Brown;
superintendent Of the primary depart :
ment. Mrs. l.. Ben Brown; music com
mttee, J. W. Purcfoy. Mrs J. Z. Berkc-
Icy and Mrs. G.. {. Goss; head ushers, DR.
W. :. Ramcr and George Duncan.
il WAS decided To hold the annual social
and business meeting OF the church Fri
day evening. January ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
LAND AND WATER
NEEDED BY SCHOOL

Governor William SpiH. accompanied
by Senator Henry Gardner. made trip
10 Ogden yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of inspecting certain land and
water rights which have bceu offered
10 the board OF trustees of the State
Industrial school
II Is said that the institution Is sadly
IN need OF more land 20 employ The
bows WHO arc now At tho school The
ditional irrigation for the lands already
under cultivation and also for culinary
purposes.
y meeting Of the trustees of the school
VIII be held IN few days when n re-
port VIII be submitted by tho governor
and the senator. wno had been appointed
q special committee 10 make an inVesti-
cation Of the proposition. Both re turned
TO salt Lake City last night.