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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-31
Grace Present Again.

Grace again was present at tAs
trial today, in spite of the intense
heas in the over crowded courtroom.
Mrs. Grace came in, unaccompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Ulrich, who was
present yesterday. The defendant
wore a black silk dress, new Pa
risian "pompadour pannier.'' Her
head was almost completely hidden
from the curious crowd, mostly wo-
men, by an expensive Panama hat
Mrs. Hill was the most important
witness of the morning session, much
oe which was taken up by wrangling
of counsel over the admissibility of
testimony.
DR.. Goldsmith on the Stand.
DR.. Goldsmith, the physician who
attended Grace after the shooting,
described the wound, and the con-
d:tion of the injured mans clothing.
He said the blood on Grace's night
shirt was dry, except Immediately
around the bullet hole, indicating that
the shooting had occurred several
hours previously.
The prosecution attempted to Sc
cure the admission as testimony OF
conversation between Grace and his
wife which DR.. Goldsmith overheard
at the hospital on the night of Mrs.
Grace's arrest. The jury was exclud-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-31
GRACf'S MOTHER ON
THE WITNESS STAND

ins the drift of things, also advised
their clients to tell all the truth.
Their aim was immunity.
Becker's Gambling Graft.
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Continued on Page Five.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
TRAILING Of SHEEP
STRONGLY PROTESTED
Emigration Canyon Property
Owners Make Plea for Pro-
lection to Commission.

The city commissioners yesterday re-
celved an emphatic protest from property
owners in Emigration canyon against the
trailing Of sheep through the canyon
The petitioners represented that its con
tinuatIon is causing a serious contaInipa-
tion OF the city water supply and biz
depreciation of their property valuation
as we'll as denudIng the canyon Of folias,
and vegetation.
The petition. which has thirty-ont
signcrs. in part is as follows:
Many herds OF sheep trail through
this canyon each spring and summer
and by reason thereof the water of
said canyon is made unfit to use and
is contaminated with the refuse and
manure from the sheep. thus jeop-
ardizing the health of the people
who live in the canyon, who are
compelled to use the water for cuIi
nary purposes.
F1ockmasters, generally. who trail
their sheep through the canyon are
careless and Indifferent in disposing
OF their dead sheep and not infre-
duently Will leave dead sheep lying
along and in the creek. Weak and
epsciated sheep from different fiocks
hide away in the brush close to the
streams and lie down and die and
only the stenich from their carcasses
reveals their whereabouts.
F1ockmaste frequently tako from
two 70 four days TO drive through the
canyon. allowing their sheep to
graze. thus denudlng the canyon OF
vegetation and foliage;
In years gone by. but few fan1i..
lies lived In the canyon and most of
them were provided with water from
nearby springs. which could not be
contaminated by the sheep that
passed through the canyon But as
the city of Salt Lake has grown,
people have made summer homes in
Emigration canyon. and for the pro-
lection OF those that are already liv-
ing in the canyon we'll those
who will seek this nearby resort as a
protection against the summer heat,
we submit that protection be given
by the city government of Salt Lake
City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
SHEARMAN DECLARES
ASSESSMENT ILLEGAL
Suit May Follow Retention of
City's Funds for Deten-
ton Homes.

County Auditor c. r. Vigus yester-
day notified City Auditor w, II. Shear
man that he had apportioned up to and
including April 30, total Of 81, ,4S0,3I
Of tax sale redemptions, and that of
this amount $ll.540.37 is due the city.
Auditor Vigus writes in his commu-
nicatlon that he will deduct from this
amount $343450, Salt Lake City's por-
tion of the maintenance of the boy S
detention home, and $2436.06, Salt Lake
City's portion OF the maintenance OF
the girls detention home, and will
then remit the difference, $5669.91, TO
the city.
City Auditor Shearman said that he
would make an immediate demand for
the full amount Of l1,54o.37 on the
claim that the amount assessed against
the city for the boys and girls homes
is illegal, and upon refusal by Audi
tor Vigus will start suit. The county
commissioners were notified several
months ago Of the cty's intention to
bring the suit and it is expected that
the action OF the county auditor Will
bring the question TO IL head.
Auditor Vigus is not entirely in the
dark As to the city's intention Ho
has sent COPY Of his communication
TO the county commissioners and TO
County ATTORNEY T. T. WILEY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
COMMISSIONER KORNS
TO SHOW BIG SAVING
Declares Water Main Exten.
sions Under Department Su-
pervision IS Advantageous.

w Fl. Korns, commissioner Of water"
works and water supply, will today sub
NIT to the city commission report of
the cost Of water main extension No.
3S5, the laying of which, in Fifth East
street. from Third South to Ninth South
streets, has Just been completed under
the direction Of Charles j. Barrett, su-
perintendent of waterworks, at an es-
timated saving TO the city of nearly %
per cent over the price the city has
paid IN the past for doing the same
character Of work by contract.
The price previously paid by the city
for the laying of twclve1nch and six
inch water mains has been $500 and
S1.6O a running foot, respectively,
which, for the work in question, com
prising 557S.4 feet, would have agere.
gated $11 ,354.94.
Under Mr Barrett s supervision, the
laying of the twelve-inch and six-inch
mains has cost $3.50 and Sl.17 per run
ming foot. respectively: the total aggre-
eating ss7sI.99, effecting a saving Of
$2566.0j
It is expected as a result Of the work.
which was originally authorized bv the
city commissioners as an experiment 10
determine the possibility of saving, that
hereafter all Waterman extensions of
the city will be laid by the city under
the supervision Of the waterworks de.
partment.
, An added feature of the experiment.
according to Mr.. Korns. is that the
department was able to give work to
nearly 100 previously UNEMPLOYED
Americans for period of several
months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

| OF six inches, which he captured al The
| Pennington railway station
WESTINGHOUSE MEN of this cit,
save banquet at the Hotel Utah last
night those participating including the
management, the office force and the
travelling representatives.
JUDGE C. w, MORSE yesterday grant
ca an tnterlocutory decree OF divorce in
the Third district court to Nancv NJ
Nelson from Andrew Nelson
A BABY BOY was yesterday horn 10
MI and Mrs Royal c. Barnes, oSt South
sixth East street Mother and babe are
doing splendidly, Mr.. Earnes is prosi-
can Institute OF Banking.
FUNERAL SERVICES for David J
SHARP, who died Wednesday, will be held
at the residence SO F,street, at 3 o'clock
TINS AFTERNOON: The body viii be inferred
vate.
A PARTY Of forty Raymond &. Whit
comb eXcursionists VIII reach the Hotel
Utah today, TO remain here until tornor.
row evening. wnen they will leave for
YELLOWSTONE park.
A JUDGMENT for sII2 IN was vos+or
day given by Judge George C. Armstron.
IN the Third district court to BENJAMIN
r. Johnson against Gustave and Clara
Johnson
JUDGMENT FOR $500 was given YES
terdsy to Hiram Mort and Others against
The Delta Land & Water company bv
Judge CIV Morse in the Third district
court.
". c. cALLIsoN. formerly Of the Salt
Lake city ticket office for the Hartman
lncs: Is visitor in this city NJ. CALI
son is now located ON Il ranch near Gage
HAROLD BEST, constable and nound
Keeper oil Tho Third ward. has fled his
resignation With the county commission
ers. who will accept ii at an carly meet
ing.
a COMPLAINT was issued yesterday
pS the county attorneys office charging
James liicNs and r. y. Phillips with
selling impure Zee cream.
FINAL DECREE OF divorce was YES
teroay awarded To Tile Balm from Jack
Soh Hain IN The Third district court by
Judge NJ. l.. Ritchie
EDWARD E. HOFFMAN, who has
peen spending several weeks in southern
GGaniornia, WIN return TO Salt Lake the
hrst of next week
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was 0led jn tns
IH'To district court BY Anna e Pratt
against GLAND Is. Pratt. charging dcscr-
ISAAC WOOLF of New York. who was
lot many years in business In Salt Lake
is mere 10 spend the summer
j. c. HISE, United States Immigration
Inspector returned last night from
Visit To Eureka
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
KlMBALL FAMILY TO
HOLD SERVICES TO-DAY

Members of the Kimhall family and
their friends will meet AT Ia o'clock this
morning st the private burial ground
back OF the old homestead on North Main
street 10 hold memorial services for
Hsber r. timball. founder OF the IA mill.
in Ctah.
Today marks the one hundred and elev-
enth anniversary of the birth OF Heber
G. Kimball. and his descendants have
arranged a programme In It's conmenOra
ton and as a memorial service. Joseph
Nmhall will preside. President Joseph c
smith and j. Golden kimban will offer
the opening and closing PRAYERS. Orsou
=. Whitney will deliver the oration and
music will be supplied by quartettc con :
sis,inE Of George ID. Pyper. Horace S
Ensign. John d. Spencer and II. c..
Whitney.
The family extends a cordial invitation
10 friends 10 join them In the servlcs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
CITY AND VICINITY

HIRAM AND CLARA MORT fled suit
yesterday In the Third district court
against the Delta Land & Water COM
psnY and the Melville Irrigation com
p8ny to recover $1,000 damages for the
death Of their son who was drowned in
canal operated by the defendants near
Akin on May ;. 1912.
HERMAN HARMS. state chemist. yes
ierday completed analyses OF several
samples Of ice cream being sold in this
city. Two OF the samples We're found to
be below the standard demanded by the
pure food bureau and The manufacturers
Of these will he prosecuted by the food
and dairy department.
o. r. COLlETT, secretary OF the Man
ufacturers association, is preparing a
map to show all towns along the Salt
Lake Route from here to Moaps, and
Moapa to ST. Thomas: II Is intended
for the information of Utah manufac-
turers and merchants,
HENRY w. TAYLOR and #. a. Len
root filed suit yesterday in the Third dis
trict court against Elizabeth r. Nelson
10 recover sl1io alleged 10 he due them
on a real estate contract and also asked
the court for q restraining order TO pre-
vent the defendant from disposing OF her
property
zIoN's SAVINGS BANK & Trust
company yesterday declared n quarter
ly dividend of per cent regular and ;
per cent special, The total sum To be
'Ilu cul on JUNO ~ on TINS account IL
$25. 900. payments Ia he made TO stock
holders OF record June Ia.
FRANK RICHARDS and Harry Her
bert. who We're convicted Tuesday OF
highway robbery before .Iuogc John F.
chidcster i'm the criminal division 81 the
Third district court we're Yesterday sen
fenced TO serve five years each In the
state prison.
JUDGMENT FOR s566o.s5 was yes,er-
day awarded by Judge G. w. Morse in
tine Third district court To r.. W. Evans
against Louisa Gee, the Shelton Pub
fishing company, the Commercial Mil &
Building company and Salt Lake county,
FINAL DECREE of divorce was grant
ed yesterday by Judge &. w Morse In
tho Third district court TO Augusta l..
Scott Senior from Fred j. Senior Mrs
Senior was restored 10 her former name
OF Augusta l.. Scott.
INERT HART is charged with assault
with a deadly weapon in "A complaint is
sued yesterday by County Attorney I.
L.. Wiley. Elijah Parr the complaining
witness, alleged that Hart attacked him
with "A knife.
THE MINERS MERCHANTS COM
pany filed suit yesterday in the Third
district court against the Bingham Cop
per company for the collection OF ss26 O.,
alleged TO be due for merchandise fur
nished.
L. e. ABBOTT of Farmington has
given 20 the Dcseret museum a fine silk
worm specimen, with wing expansion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
PLATS ARE RECEIVED
AT THE LAND OFFICE

Notice was Issued by the local land
office yesterday that the following town
ship and fractional township plats had
been received from thn United States sur
veyor general for Utah
Township IL south, range IS west Plats
will be filed in the land office July l3.
and tine state OF Utah. having secured a
preference right of selection, will be al
lowed until September 10 within which
TO eH erc'se this right. After September
II the remaining lands wilIs be thrown
open 10 entry under the public land laws.
Townships -2nd Z south. range / east,
and township South range west The
plat viii he filed July ~ and the land
VIII be thrown open 70 application under
the local land laws. The latter described
tracts represent Very rich land on the
west shore OF Utah lake between Peli-
can point and Mosida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
ALL HALLON|S ENDS
WEEK OF JUBILEE
Brilliant Banquet Marks Close
of Twcnty-fifth Anniversary;
Many Guests Present.
SMOKER IN EVENING
Eloquent Tributes Paid For
mer College Presidents; Sen
ator Kearns Speaks.


An appropriate finale 10 the jubilee
week celebration OF All Hallows college
commemoratin2 the twolty- NTH year o.
educational work for that well-known in.
stitution. was marked by banquet anc
smoker given in honor OF the alumni anc
distinguished visitors AT the college yes
terday afternoon and evening.
At . o'clock more than 100 persons sal
down at the banquet board. The menu
was elaborate enough TO satisfy the taste
cf the most eNactlng. and the happy
responses 10 the toasts forbade note oi
thc flight of time.
At tho conclusion OF the banquet an
informal reception was held. during
which greetings were exchanged between
salt Lakcrs and former Salt Lakers. who
have been connected or associated viii,
the college, and then the OrDhcus CLUB
rendered a delightful musical programme
under thc direction of Prof. Anton Peder-
sen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
WOMEN TO OBSEKYI
FLOWER MlSSlON|

Tho annual flower mission Z,
local organization of tne
Christian Temperance uoion
served today, when the ns i..,
distribute flowers Mt the ~
state inhrmary and the van ~,
tails of the city. a spee,a W
will be given at the ststs "
o 'clook this afternoon Wnss
clude an address to the pI'
the Rev, Ransom P. Niehols !,
Mrs. A. s. Peters and 2 oi'I TI
ing by Mrs. Annie Adams m.;,as
The women who will Da't," .m
distribution of flowers VIII
clock this morning aI ' IN
Mrs. e. A. Walker, o'f
Sfrpni
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
UTAH SPORTSMEN TO
TRY FOR BIG FISH

Many Utah sportsmen will hoIp open
the fishing season at Fish lake Saturday
by angling for the big trout in the lake.
Charles Skousaard and W. TT. Hardy OF
Richield. managers OF the Fish lake re-
sort have placed glass-bottomed boats on
tho lake similar 10 those In use at Cata-
lina island and the automobile road from
Rlchfeid 10 Fish lake IS said to be In
excellent condition. The lako holds the
record Of contributing 10 the hook the
largest trout ever caught In the Rocky
mountain region This was twenty-;wo-
pound Mackinaw trout. caught last sum
mer by Dr.. W. L. Easlon Of Richficld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
EN- ROUTE
EAST FROM ISLANDS

Three battalions of the Nineteenth In
Ian,ry passed through Salt Lake CITY
Yesterday on their return from the pbu-
ippne islands. Two or the battaIions ar-
rived in Salt Lake city from San Fran
cisco over the Western Pacific and The
olher came over the Southern Pacific.
The three batt1lions, including about 500
men and officers in all. went cast from
here I'm two sections of special train
over the Denver e. Rio Grande The
nrst section WAS accompanied by Harry
Gushing. travelling passenger agent for
INC Denver q Rio Grandc. and the second
pF j. u. Brown. depot agent for the
Denver 6 Rio Grande here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
FAY T. HARRIS IS
LAID AT FlNAL.

The funeral of Fay i. n1h n.,.hI
known memher Of The an W.
Moose lodge Of this city W. w 4
terdav afternoon ~ . eS.,,iid
residence in Ceuierville S
cnductcd by e. f. Mape' ~
Bountiful. and a large u,,I'
friends. including repIesesb} M
the Ad club and the 'Moos1t is
present. \ solo, ",Iust s. Il
sung nv Miss Hattie CooWsu' .ss
". y. Browninn PLAYED ~.
Serenadc, - as a violin sun 1T 4
tion was pronounced by y. \
and the grave WIS dehleS"
J. Smith. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
CONTRACT IS LET
FOR NEW 0RPAEUN|
James Stewart Company Is
Successful Bidder; Compile
ton Expected by Nov. 4.
WILL START AT ONCE
Outlay of s3S7,ooo to Be
Made Before Initial :.
Performance.

At meeting Of the oonrd OF directors
OF the Salt Lake Orpheum Realty com
pany, held yesterday in the offices OF
David Keith. the contract for the con-
struction OF the new Orpheum theater
building was awarded to James Stewart
& Co.
II was stipulated in the contract that
the work should begin Immediately, and
the demolishing OF the Salt Lake Hard
ware company's old building on west
Second South street, occupying the site
OF the new theater, will begin Monday
morning.
No excavation work will be necessary,
as a basement fourteen feet In depth Is
under the building. 1t will, however, oe
necessary to lay concrete piers 10 sup
done by the time the steel arrives from
the east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
TWENTIETH BACK
FROM MANEUVERS

After several days Of strenuous field
naneuVcrs. the Twentieth infantry re-
turned 10 its barracks at Fort Douglas
Yesterday afternoon and for several dayg
10 come the officers and men will be re-
nuired 10 go through their PAGES I'm
by Colonel T. l.. Chamberlain, insnectc,.
general who has been noting the eft
cheney Of the command in tho field
Colonel Irons, in command OF The
twentieth, said yesterday that the man
euVers had progressed smoothly and
that none OF the officers or men had
met with the slightest accident during the
war game" &c 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
To Proceed With Work.

A number Of blocks of sidewalk were
authorized in Canyon Road on petition
Of property owners,
The waterworks department was au-
thorized to proceed with the laying of
six inch mains on the west side of D, F,
n and J streets between South Temple
and Third avenue; west side of *
street between South Temple and First
avenue; west side Of L street between
South Temple and Third avenue; west
side Of \ street between South Temple
and First avenue; east side of n street
between South Temple and Second ave
nue., and between Third and Fourth
avenues: west side of o street between
Second and Third avenues; west side
Of P. Q and streets between South
Temple and Third avenues: east side
of Virginia street between South Tenn
pie street and Park avenue; west side
of Virginia street between First and
Second avenues; both sides of Virginia
street between Second and Third ave
nues. All the work is included in paw
ing extensions II and 50 which were
recently authorized by the commission
ers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Veteraus to Meat

a Meeting OF the Indian War Veterans
Of the Salt Lake post viii be held TO-
night AT 1:3o oclock AT the office OF The
Lambert Paper company To make final
arrangements for the excursion OF tho
veterans To Hooper Utah. The CONNER
cial club Of Hooper has invited the vet
Grams to hold their reunion there. as the
guests OF the town. June 25 and the ONLY
expense To TIC veterans viii be the rail-
way fare for the round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Suit Against KENYON.

The Utah Savings and Trust company
has filed suit In the Third district court
against James II. Waters and Fred Hal
vorson. proprietors of the Kenyon hotel
for the collection of prouissory note
for SO, 500 and asking for the appoint
ment Of a receiver for the company. The
suit Is the outgrowth Of differences be-
tween the stockholders OF the concern
resulting from the resignation OF two al
rectorB and the inability OF the principal
hold ers Of the company's stock 70 agree
upon their SUCCESSORS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
RIO GRANDE RAILROAD
SUED BY GOVERNMENT

Suit was filed In the federal court yes
terday by the United States against the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad company
for violation of the law requiring rail-
roads 20 limit the daily employment OF
engineers and trainmen 10 sixteen con-
secutive hours. II is alleged by the gov
ernment that the railroad required n num-
ber OF its train crews 10 work more than
sixteen hours, and cites Instances OF the
violation during the month OF January
last In all, twenty alleged violations
are set forth. for each OF which the pen
alty NJ csOn iS agke
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Miners Enjoy Day,

About 200 miners OF Park City and
their families arrived In salt Lake City
yesterday forenoon. over the Denver &
Rio C;rando. and remained In this city
all DAY. returning AT II O'Clock last night.
II was a miners holiday and special
train was furnished the merry workers
by the Denver & Rio Grsndc railroad.
The day WAS spent st different resorts Of
Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Iron Poles Coming.

The Utah Light & Railway company
yesterday notified the city commission
that 1t would, within the next two or
three weeks. receive from the factory
the iron poles which had been ordered
to replace the wooden poles now in use
on Ninth East street. Immediately upon
their receipt. the communication states,
the company will proceed with their in
stallation. AT the meeting OF the city
commission last Monday night the Utah
Light x Railway company was given
thirty days In which TO make the change.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Campbell Conpany Wins.

Tho Campbell Construction company
of this city has been awarded tho con-
tract for the completion OF the fourth
story Of the federal building annex. ac-
cordlng IN a dispatch received here from
the treasury department at Washington
yesterday. The dispatch also states tlIat
the senate has confirmed tho nomination
OF Hugh l.. Patton as United States mar
sbsl ior Wyoming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Echo of Shooting

An echo of the shootings, g,ns -
occurred Saturday nsght' 'rsIoea|
South Temple street. ue.stsrtr
Third district court sesi,t'
Christ Lagos filed a slnt SUN NJ g
Anderson for the collectionaI naI,sfs
sonal damages which ne ssot y
taIned by reason Of boinS sv ~
arm and the right hand G,ed a II
after the f.acas and hotnu hotnu,' q,
With assault with a dehrls, de1Hn,
the county attorney . on tbe g.
Of the latter compIain.,har, =
cused OF shooting tne o'"
are stlll pending
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Says Woman Beat Him.

the City court yester rday by Jonas Andcr-
son against Elizabeth G. r. wiIkensen
for the collection OF ssa9 personal dam
ages which he alleged he suffered when
according 10 his complaint. the defendant
on juno assaulted and beat him.
knocked him down and Kicked him in the
face.