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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Makes Necessary Deposit.

About a year ago, upon the application
or the company. vast areas OF land IN the
Green River valley were withdrawn from
entry by the secretary OF the interior
This was done in order that under the
law the company might make surveys and
prepare maps and data necessary before
filing an application for permanent sesrc-
CATION of yhc lands necessary in the big
project Yesterday w. Il. Searle. the
company's engineer, and T.. A Wedg-
wood, its attorney. made the final appl
cation. AS an evidence of good faith.
under the rules OF the board, the com
pany deposited with the commissioners
close to SIS. 600, IL the company fails in
its project or the sale Of lands included
in the proposed system. the amount tic
posted Will revert TO the state treasury.
The land board rules require the DC
as an evidence Of good faith,
cludc the construction OF at least 400 miles
of canals and water conduits. These
have been actually surveyed ard are
shown upon the maps and field notes ac-
companylng the application. The maps
also show the proposed dam site and
structure. as We'll as the areas 10 be
covered The estimated cost is in itself
good evidence of the extent and char
actcr OF the proposed work and OF the
time necessary for construction.
Denver capitalists control the project
which is capitalized at $4,000, 600 A W.
Eillc, 9i6 Equitable building. Denver, is
president 4. j.. Briggs Of the same city
Is secretary. Two other Denver fnan-
cicrs interested arc j. \. Simpson and III.
G.. Wilson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Driver Is Injured.

Charles Mitchell. a driver for the
Central Coal & Coke COMPANY was
painfully injured at I:30 O'Clock last
night. when n North Salt Lake car. run
Ming north at Second West and Fourth
South streets struck his wagon and de-
moiishcd IT.. Mitchell was thrown clear
wrcnched back and numerous bruises
about his head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Repeated Tonight.

Inc performance will he rcrcated this
evening when the thoater viii be cjven
over largely to the high school pupiIs
who are especially Interested since so
many oi their number are in the yari-
The kirmess SATURDAY. and AT that time
inc iinai result OF the vote on the fayo
rite dance VIII be announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
CITY AND VICINTT

HIS RELATIVES having sdi1s
financial troubles growing out q Y
geries, Don Raleigh, son OF ]. !. z
former street supervisor. was zIis1'
freedom under suspended stl'1
Judge Bowman's division 0. p
court yesterday. Young Rkr
convicted of signing his tathei 2
three checks for sl5 each.
ON CONSIDERATION that ~
against him be reduced from "a
ceny to petty larceny, Frank
pleaded guilty In the criminil
OF the city court yesterday na
The charge OF the theft Of g
or deposit belonging 10 Fsai
He wes sentenced TO serve j"
the county Jail.
ELI WES8 was convicted ID
r. NJ. Bishops court yesterdsJ l.
tributinc 10 the delinquency Of 2
son. Alfred Webb. Webb. II as
prevented his son from repoItf
juvenile court at the proper uae
" ebb is under probation i9
truancy from school and 10! 'n''
aTcttec.
HENRY STEWART, who I
at the police station Wednesds'
II charge OF drunkenness. ma! 1u
with second degree burglary. .
legged To have thrown 4 stoDe
window in a West second 80
store and to have hecn IN lls ~
tcrir,S when arrested
TIE NATIONAL GUARD
In Salt Lake will be nspe.sV
evening, February L., by 10,
at the armory. They also nv
drill and problem firing oy
and wireless signal practice
nal corps The public Is ln''~
FIRE. ORIGINATING from
nue. threatened the home 81 A.
man. i63 Fifth avenue, eai m
morning. Nnighbors re,no,,' IN
turc and the fire crew 'lcn
4 put out the blaze altsr ~
damage had been done.
HEsER c. SMITH deputy
ami food commissioner, Nv
for Green River, from wa. Mn ,r,
will continue on lens." IA
Spcction through Calo'"
counties. yo
,,S - proyids Eve ". h
@ .ns ., 80 Pin in the Third disg
Thursds i V morning for divoiSs
jamin Uodson. They "e''
1c. 1901. ..,t1
nrohato dlvislon of the ! ,ur up Il
rntr, vosicrdav afternoon iO'
- Standardization in the estate y q
gu',Ii.i,S nS,,,an :, q | her husband. Nno
-: ,,ary ~ "a ' JoIe, leaving an csiae
$4,000. a.. If,
terms III a "hoater gIIen n,-ro
rIays ago, u. Frsnklen. ? ,i.oIl
from the state pns% N
fenced to serve 100 ,,,u dsys M y,t
ronu nv Judge j. NJ. Bowman
'"Is IaMEs ~ H. WOLFE lled ,sd i.ss :
the probate division onn ~ nm FOR
court Yesterday atserf"Sls state II
administration In the nscsmbs.
Is. Cannon. who dieJ ~ At tRl
an estate value" - Md
in A COMPLAINT issuss, iss,uns,ar
= nt,orney ,;s =, is accused o. n
Io kill Cora Carroll .rno 1% thrssl
ness IN the action. ,ssSruars {.
10 have been maze ~ and L
" THE MISSION sAMo AMoo.Ssl.ri. aI.
=, the Westminster pfeWSys eWssL a
..s,,h south and First ,s,enls<
yS,so,i0snS .5is.Sl Mrs ''f!'' T. E: IS sssSsss s,ssS,.s
ON THE GRoUNp1 p1udersou
deserted her. HiIms a nourt Th
n The Third district ~ lardess
iiyorcc from John "ipo;.
gero msrSIed July 49, u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Regarded Desperate Man.

Morris is regarded as one OF the most
desperate criminals at the state prison
His career OF crime is said to have ex-
tended over many wears and through
many cities
The day set for Morris's execution has
long since passed because OF the laws
DELAYS and his attorneys will argne a
final appeal before the supreme court
next week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
BRINGS VAST TRACT
UNDER CULTIVATION
Green River Company Makes
Final Application for I'M
menSe Segregation.
REDEEM 100000 ACRES
Soil Said to Be Admirably
Adapted to Fruit; Contem-
plate Great System.
REDEEM 100000 ACRES

In Its issue of December last The
Tribune announced exclusively that The
Green river irrigation project in south
eastern Utah, the greatest scheme ever
launched under the Carey act bad been
financed; also that active Steps would he
taken In tho very near future 20 carry
out the vast work comprchended in the
plan, Following that announcement. the
Green River company. promoter OF the
gigantic project. yesterday applied 10 the
state land board for the selection and
permanent segregation under the Carey
act Of 16S. 900 acres Of rich, lrrigable land
in Grand and Emery counties.
This Is the largest segregation ever
undertaken under the Carey aCt. The
entire project contcmplates bringing un-
der irrica tion and cultivation Immense
the Green river In Green River valley.
hy means Of network Of canals. At
least 400 miles of these are To be con
structcd. The water of the Green river
will be conserved by the building of q
big dam in a natural reservoir basin
twenty-siX miles north OF Green River
station on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, The point where the dam Will
be constructed lies between Gunnison
Butte and Beckwith plateau i'll Gray
canyon The project viii mean an cN-
penditurc OF at least $4,000, 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09

When her child is in dapis 1.oisi
will risk her life to p,5 id Il
great act of hcr0is" ., ,,;ld ~,
necessary to protect ,,h . RI.
Give Chsmberlain's ,Ouf For N
all danger is avoided ."
lealeIE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Clever Numbers.

An Irish jig for which the dancers
entered TO The Wearing OF the Green.
was one Of the uproarious successes. the
young dancers. Ruth Abbott. Chester
Snow, Ruth Cowlc and Robert Abbott,
wing With one another in their grace
and lightness. Tho catchy. quick music
added to the merriment Of the affair,
which was ono Of tho hs hits OF the
evening, Another little fourSomc which
Was much enjoyed was y specially by
Dsire Van Cott. Boyd Park. John Wal
lace and Carlyle Burrows
Between the TWO acts, both OF which
were given for the entertainment OF roy
alty. a fce' real "specialtics" we're intro
duceJ and they We're 40 we'll done that
MANY in the audience believed that pro-
fcssionals had hccn engaged for this i'm
dance by Isabel Shifter and Mark Grocs-
beck "The Mysterious RAG" which was
SO well given both TO music and dane
ing that tho two young people We're re-
I'LL they were both ont OF breath. An
other splendid numpcr was "Lipdy Lee.
the solo OF which was done by Il. II. Mer-
rlll with Herbert Brown Harold Lamb.
Leland Kin1bal. Arthur Underwood, An
drew Clark and Mark Grocsbcck assist
ing in the dance and chorus. Any one
might have thought this professional
number so We'll was II executed and so
thoroughly at home were the Young men
who delighted The audience with their
presentation.
a third number in the intcrmission was
- group Of nursery rhymes done by the
tinicSt performers of the evening.
Evelyn Francis. Geneva Thomas. Alice
LuudbcrG, Josephine Tate Margarc,
Brown, Florence Finch. Melbs McMannus,
James Robinson, Gordon Paul. Dore Nc
John Dcrn. Bruce Bidwell. Harold Irwin.
Wallace CsstIcton, Kenneth Castleton.
Fanccs Peterson, Alein Peterson. Fred
Nelson. Marect Russell. Elizabeth Spencer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Historical Characters.

Attending the queen as ladies' OF the
court were Miss Eliza Dcy. Miss Helen
Clawson.. Miss Geneva Savage. Miss
Bessie Niles, Miss Vera Bogue, Mrs, Il.
II. Merrill, Mrs. ida f. Cammilla Miss
Margaret Mcclure. while the group OF
testers who made merry throughout the
whole scene. besides doing n splendid
dance of their own, were Earl Whitmore,
Parker Monroe and Herman Post
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Wait for More.

So skillfully was the affair managed
and so we'll trained were the young folks
that at The end when the cvrt3in fell
everyone in the audience Waited for
moro, and many could not believe that
II was all over, During the intcrmls-
sionS some of the young men passed
among the audience and sold votes on
the dances at a nominal sum and at the
close of the three performances tho re-
suit will be announced. Miss Isabel
Shitfer had tho highest number of votes
for last evening Miss karrick and Miss
Abbott running close 10 her.
A festive air was given tohthc event
by The number OF young girls who passed
through the aisles selling flowers, and
q good sum WAS added TO the receipts
OF the box office by their efforts The
management OF the flowers was In
charge of Miss Marguerite Rice. Miss
Eleanor Stewart and Miss Marguerite
Stewart. while assisting them We're Miss
Elsa Eamberger, Miss Marjorie Howard.
Miss Dorothy Ingram Miss Bernice
Brown, Miss Ruth Farnsworth, Miss
Frances Knox aud Miss Isabel Rice.
Much OF the credit Of the whole pro-
duction was due to the excellent work
of the orchestra and 10 Miss Iorene
Leary, the special accompanist, VINO pre-
sided AT the piano last evening after
having gone through all the Ions re-
hearsals with the dancers. Nor should
the good work Of the trumpeteT Harry
Wallace. be forgotten in speaking OF the
music. for by his silvery notes were all
the dances called for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09

the music like their namcsakes on theh
slender stems. The dancers were Jose
phine We'll. Denise karrick. Carol Evans
Marion OberRdorfer. Isabel Schiller. Vera
Edwards
The Jack Frost dance. another favoritc
was done by Cora Dana. Elizabeth But
Ter, Margaret OBrien, Lucille Reid, Dor
othy Whiimorc. hudson Cray, .jacl
O'Brian, Albert Dunyon and Michael Cal
low.
Tho exile" dancers were Cora Dana
Judson Cray and Dorothy Whitmorc.
lie Jeune Ackermau, Eosalind Straup
Danelia Straup, Angela Dunyon, Eleano,
o Brien, Margaret Benson and Maxine
Well were the sunbeams and last or all on
the pageant was a beautiful little dance
OF the pond lilies. who were Sybil Wal
ker, Grace Cowle, Darlene Iiimball, Al
rlen King, Etha Mayo, Asenath Cowan
Olive Benson, Lille Dorscher, Marian Nc
lntyre, Marjorie Eidwcll, Phyllis Luman
Alice kinball, Lyaf Payne and Gladys
Fisher
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Harrisburg. Pa Nav 2i-The y. Of
T. F.. tonight completed the election Of
all grand officers with tho exception Of
third grand assistant chief engineer and
the insurance department practically
finished It's work.
VI. T.. Montgomery. Of San lose, Cal.
was elected rs the fourth assistant 10
the grand chief engineer, aud ! G. Cur.
~. Jersey CITY, wa, reelected second
grand chief engineer
G. II. salmon. Of Cleveland, was re-.
elected editor Of the Engineers Jour.
nal.
The insurance department. which elect
cd most Of iis officers Yesterday. elected
Amos B%cclcr. of Topeka. Kansas, vice
president and VI. II. shay. Of Cleveland
secretary and treasurer. The Depart
mcnt decided to create q reserve fund
and to elect three trustees.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31
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MORTON NEWS =
=

Farmers as a general rule are up with
their planting.
Some of the early planters will have
10 replant their crops.
Mrs. K. NJ. Bates has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mrs. W. +. Pollard got stung by some
kind OF an insect last week. Her arm
was badly swollen and she suffered in.
tense pain. Her mother took her 60
San Jon for treatment.
Rou-To MIR. aud Mrs Henry Gross
a fine boy, ON May 9th, aud the mother
aud babe are doing fine. Henry was
not AT home and when the news reached
him at the Bel Ranch, and the boys
say their is very little show for him 8,
recover.
Wilbur strong aud his father, Isaac
have moved back to their old nom,
place.
Guy smith is clearing up some Ian,
on his claim and g., going 60 sow som,
mille'.
\ VI. Wait visits over in the sar
Pnrrpl community. some funny thing.
lo happen bcr,abwgt,
Good many are preparing 20 take u
the wheat harvest iu Kansas. Boy
ne get. according 20 government s'a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31

RAILROAD - E,
Xlk%CC

Fireman Dean is holding the local
turn on the Dawson.
Engineer I'd shields has reported
for duty.
Fireman Howard has bid in the Polly
run ON the Dawson.
Engineer Hudnall was called 20 III
paso sunday night.
Engineer McMulleu is on freight on
the Dawson.
The new steel girders for the Cana.
dian river bridge are being riyctci TO.
gcthcr ready for placing in q few days.
Fireman Knot has reported O. X. for
duty.
:. r Hin Of Douglas, Aril, is in the
civ this week
q q Netc,he. superintendent " the
Rock Island Eating House was here
last saturday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31
APPRECIATES COURTESY
Wichita, Kansas. May %

Wichita, Kansas. May %. 1919
MIR. W. g. Hawkins, Tucumcari, y. NJ
Dear Sir:
Permit me 10 thank YOU for your
courtesy iu sending q copy Of your pa.
per Of May l7th, with wri'r.up of the
Wi'bi'a Buo,'cr club, vi,l, To your
city. W. remember with % great deal
of plea urr our short visit to vour city,
aud desire tu expires, our appreciation
Of the very Kind mention 'ha, You have
male 10 your paper
Assuring You that AN the member.
of our club will take every opportuu.
i,y 20 peak q good word for Tlcum.
earl, am,
Your, very truly,
G.. II. Parker.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31
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Lloyd is on the map and there is no
one moving away, but they are working
overtime TO finish planting their crops.
Everything is coming up pretty good
George Apodoca and +. SaiN leave
this week for Texas for the sheep
,hcuring.
Mr.. Wilmington is recovering from
a severe attack Of tonsilitis.
DR.. Lancaster Of Plain, was in these
parts on professional business riding
his Indian pony. II got him down once
but the last we saw the Doctor wa> on
top.
There was a new family moved in
last week but we did not learn THEN
name.
There are two young men from here
about to leave for Texas. No they ar,
not going 20 stay, they are going I,
bring the girls back with them TO save
postage. What do you huow about
. iha'7
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31
= : : I. : : I. :: : = = 4. = = = : :
= JORDAN NEWS =
4. = : : : : = 4. : I. ; = = = : : :

The farmers are very busy planting
their crop, around Jordan
Prof. j Il scarborough =, school closed
az thu, place Friday 2lth. with a nice
supper ON the grounds aud a fine pro
gram that night. Prot. Scarborough had
taught live successful months OF school
at thi, place aud will teach the next
school NJ Jordan.
4. \. Woodward aud hi. daughter.
Mrs. Ftcd Brown made q trip to Tucum
earl the first part Of the week.
II. e. Greer and family took dinner
with II. /. William, aud wife sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs. KELSEY and Nj aud
Mrs. ia. Down. called on Mrs. Suttei
aud family la-t sunday afternoon.
Mis-, Julia Wattonbargcr aud her 81,
ter Lena called On Miss Hazel KNAPP
and sister, Monday afternoon.
Roma Hicks made a trip to the cit,
of Tucumcari the first of the week.
Mr.. aud Mr. Abbott were the guest,
Ut Nh and Mr., Jim Jordan last Friday
night.
Prof. Scarborough = wife aud brothc
came over 20 the close Of the school.
\ lU.pouud Girl wa, born TO Mr.. an,
Mrs. viii W~inniughnm on the 18th
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

II YOU need work, call and see me,
II YOU need hired help, ! can furnish II.
Z. W. SMITH.
OAice M the News Tucumrari. Nm
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31

CITY COUSINS are not always wei
come visitors 10 the farmers family
because II is not always convenient
10 entertain them. 4 good. instructive,
ncwsv newspaper, however. j., always
q welcome visitor, spring, summer, an.
tumu and winter. BY handing the pub.
Usher Of The News $3.50 your will get
two welcome visitors a whole wear The
Tu,umcari News and The Dallas Semi.
Weekly Farm News. These two paper,
will give you the latest news from
your community, town, county, state
and entire country. besides the genera
news Of the world l56 times 4 vrar
Don Z fail 10 secure them at once. Good
till June 30, only.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31

When you look at the catalogue re-.
member nothing eve is a. good as the
picture looks; If you doubt this state.
msnt, have yourself photographed
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31

Read the News, all home print.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-05-31

Mrs. J. y, Cutlip and Nil, Hamctt
are on the farm near Obar having a
crop planted.
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Read the News, the live wire paper
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Rock Island Lines

provide excellent through service to
the gateways of the Northern and
Eastern lakes andW GODS resort region.
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E. NJ. Large of Pittsburgh. ia. .
in the cry,
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Mrs. NlIa. MAY and children are Vie
ting fricud, ut White Mountains.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-12
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings.

~He is noted for his piety." @Ahi
Is he as stingy as all that ?''-Satire.
Considerable the ghost walk?
Soubrette-Nu. it was an aviation
comedy, and the ghost flew after the
first weell-SUdge.
Have you q. spare room in your
fat" mo; but / stand in with the
ianitor, 40 when / have a guest over
night, he let's me use the telephone
room Pittsburgh Post.
Mrs. Gadd-Thst new minister amt
much on visitln, is he? Mrs. Gabb-
No; l guess maybe his wife is a purity
good cook herself.-New York Weekly
Kid-And den De bandit ran in and
took the safe out in his hand. Mickey
In his hand7 Kid-Dsad c1nchi It
was match safe.-Stanford ChapAr-
raj.
CoOk-Why didn't you come last
Monday for yer dinner? Beggar-
Why. 1 heard that you were washing,
and your mistress was doing the cook
ing.-Fliegende Blaetter.
Don't you think you could learn to
love meT' ''Wen, I might once
learned to like spinach, after q Teat
deal Of effort answered the girl
Louisville Courier Journal
Nelie-T have the incest new spring
hat It's a perfect dream. Beliefs
it stylish? Nelle-Styiish7 I should
gay so. it is the most uncomfortable
thing ever wore,-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
Flow well you are looking % yes;
I am n vegetarian THAT settles it.
shall never eat meat again. How
long have you been one ~ Il begin
tomorrow. -Meggendorfer. Blaetter.
TT takes a pretty long while to
shave yourself doesn't it?' Not so
very long; l can shave myself quicker
than my old barber could" Il don't
believe it," It's fact; you see he
stammers terribly. "-Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
rs mammals good little boy ready
to have his bath noW?' 20, nav, cut
out the goody goody spieli When a
chaps six years old it's time to take
him out Of the kindergarten class. I'll
take my splash in the tub when I've
had my smoke Chicago Tribune.
Wen, thank heaven" he said, ap-
preaching a Bsd-looking man who sat
back in q dark corner. that's over
with" What is?" I've danced with
the hostess. Have you gone through
with it YETI" NO; don't need to.
I'm the host."-Chicago Record Her
aid.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-12
WHAT is GOING ON TONIGHT

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures al
Auditorium.
Motion Pictures and Songs at Breed
Tneater.
A9otion Pictures and Illustrated Songs
at Clancy's Poll Theater,
Lecture before Round Table at
Ostrich OF the Good Shepherd.
Drill OF 9Th Co. c. A. c.. at Arm0ry.
Shetucket Lodge, No o. /. 0. Q. F.,
meets in Odd Fellows Hall
Norwich Nest No, 1895 Order Owls
meets IN Owls Hall.
Nauregan Lodge No. G, X. Of p,
meets in Pythian Hall
Norwich Camp No. S9OS, NJ, w. A.
meets in Bill Block
81 Anue's T. A. Society meets in St.
Mary Building.
Second Division A. O. H. meets in
Austin Block
Court Quinebaug. No. 1928, f. Of A,
meets in FoTesters Hall.
Norwich Council No. 40, r. A,
meets in Buckingham Memorial.