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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
MAY Or MAY NOT
Be A BLUE SUNDAY
Indications That Court De-
cision Will Allow Opening
of Cigar Stores.
MAYOR NON-COMMITTAL
Suggests That if Present Laws
Are Bad They Should Be
Repealed.
MAYOR NON-COMMITTAL

Docs another blue Sunday confront
tic citizens of Salt Lake?
Citizens must wait with wha, pa
iiencc they can muster until Friday for
thc answer TO this absorbing question.
The test case on Sunday selling OF cigars
ras tried yesterday afternoon In the
city court. but came 20 e rather alb
yupt close when counsel for the de-
Tense objected 10 the introduction OF
testimony the grounds tina, the
complaint did not state facts sufficient
TO constitute an oNensc under tho or
dinancc" 4 second objection claimed
the ordinance invalid rs ii prSscribes
different and more severe penalty than
the state law on the same subject.
Af,cr hearing arguments from both
sides. Judge Bowman stated that he
was inclined 20 sustain the objection.
hut would reserve decision on the en-
tire matter Until Friday st : o'clock
n. m. The court stated that he would
look Up the authorities on all phases
81 thc question and give a comprehensive
opinion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
Prosecutor Is Frank.

W. r Bsrrcttc. corporation counsel
and Walter W. Little. assistant city AZ :
torncy. represented the prosecution. while
Benjamin l.. Rich and Carl \. Badger
of Booth, Ice. Badger. Rich Parke
defended the case. Mr.. Rarrettcs s ad-
dress was tho feature OF the trial He
told tho court with the utmost frank
ness that In his opinion the operation
OF cicar stands was not violation OF
the ordinance. lie said that the weak
ness OF hts case lay in tho weakness
of tho ordinance. and disdained 10 Try
20 win the court TO Nievpoin; which
counsel himself did not hold. lie as
.umed MI responsibility for the prose
rution oC tho case In tho city court.
Until the courts opinion is rendered.
Mayor Samuel {. Park. who took the
initiative in the enforcement OF the sun.
dsy-cloS, laws. win make no state
Jnent Of his future plans In the matter.
"rf tho ordinance s. destroyed. tho state
Law viii prevail. he says; the court
decision probably viii give a guide lot
future action. \ decision either WAY
VIII be satisfactory TO us. our object
was not To- pcrpetuatc blue Sunday.
but To md out the forcc and effect OF
the ordinance. No arrest other than
tho test case previously agreed on was
unas.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
LECTURE COMPLETED
BY PROF. CUMMINGS

Yesterday morning Professor Cum
mings completed his Illustrated lecture
on "A Day Near NcsuvuS.' Last Wed
ncsdny nc explained tho public build =
ings and the laying out OF the streets
detailed account of tho private houses.
laying especial stress on the mural dec
orations The combination of finc ashes
and pumicc stone, under which the city
lay buried FOR 50 long. prov ed such a
splendid prcscrvatiVe that tho pictures
still maintain. to 81 remarkable degree
their original colors.
So wcll haS tho work been preserved.
that critics claim that il is the best
illustration OF the Greek art which has
boon handed down from that period
Some beautiful slides OF mosaic work
also Ncrc displayed. ana are considered
tho best work Of he kind ever done.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
MORE EVIDENCE To
INVOLVE SCHMIDT
Man Suspected of Strangling
Mrs. Croft Seen Shortly
After Murder.
APPARENTLY EXCITED
Diligent Search of Many Off
GERS Has So Far Proved 10
Be FruitleSS.

Vt an carly hour this morning William
Schmidt wanted for the murder of Mrs.
Marcia s Croft who was slranglet TO
death last Saturday night at her home.
90 East Second South street. WAS still at
large and the location Of his hiding place
was sim a matter OF conjecture.
New clcws In the case. which were dis
covered Yesterday, tend 70 substantiate
the theory OF The police that the cccen-
trio German was the man who stranSlcd
Mrs. Croft II was not understood by
the police Monday why Schmidt did not
return To the room he had rented in the
Salvation Army roomlng house. Orpheum
alley. Saturday evening. This matter
was cleared up Yesterday. when iniorma :
ton WAS brought to Detectives Cleveland
and RIPLEY that at about II O'Clock Sat
urday night Schmidt entered the saloon
OF Baor Bros on South state street,
carrying two hand grips, and said That
nc was about to leave salt Lake I"F
Garfield or Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
MARJORIE LUCK SENT
TO HOME OF MOTHER

Marjorie Luck. alleged victim of Mar
Niu Pappo-ih. accused of pandcrinE. was
taken 20 the home or her mother iu Too
ole last night by deputy from the shcr-
rms ofncc. Since escaping from tho GUS
todr of Migs costi-au. a mstron of the
state Industrial school at ogden. moro
thHn a week ago. tho ciri has hccu rc
tanned ~ the detention home awaiting
the arraiEnmcnf or Papo orth. who Is ac-
cused Of taking her 20 house Of III
rcpuie-
Tuesday night Marjorie Luck Is allie gcd
10 have been party 10 a serious olIensc
st the home. The girl Is alleged 10 have
bccn abducted previously. Following tho
arraiSum"nt OF Papuorth on a former
complaint. she made her escape in an au-
tpinobile she WAS later rctakon in Gar
heid- The authorities arc How conducting
az Investigation TO determine who MAS
responsible for tho girl trying To &c;
away. She now expresses her willing
mess Q" testify against i'apWorth and the
officials arc satisfied that she will do 30
whom hc X Arrsigncd on the new com
plaint Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON THE BORAA BILL
Little Chance, However, for
Land Matters in the House
at This Session.
Special to The Tribune.


WASHINGTON. Jan 2i.-Thc senate
public lands committee today reported
ia,or5ibiv the Borsh bin which proposes
man upon The completion Of hrce years
residence upon his entry instead of NJ the
iCrmind tipU OF five as required by
tho present homestead law The bill also
provides that no cutryman shall bc ro-
duircd 90 establish residence upon the
land entered within SIX months OF the
date or making the entry 1t also pro-
yld"s that the absence OF the cniryma u
or his family from the land for not ex>
year shall not ne construed as interrupt =
Ing tho continuity OF tho three years
residence required To perfect the en-
try,
The committee also reported iavorably
tho Smoot bill providing that the provi-
siOns OF the act permitting agricultural
entries on coal lands shall be extended
10 Include oil lands.
II IL believed by many weseun mcm-
ocrs OF congress hat regardless of the
action OF the senate. little. II any i-,-
poriant land legislation viii be enacted
during the present session OF congress
At the present time jh. chairman OF the
house public lands committee ia absent
conducting n campaign IN Arkansas; the
next ranking member Is iu Minnesota
making an invest CATION Of the affairs OF
the White Earth Indians. aud the next
ranking member Is ip Oklahoma. look
inE after the primary elections. Through
The absence OF these members Of the mo
cul; 20 secure consideration of Important
land legislative matters and ~ Is feared
by western members this condition will
continue throughout the session
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
SPRY SOON TO NAME
A NEW COMMISSION

Members OF the commission on revenue
and taxation. a board authorized bN the
last state Legislature. VIII be appointed
some time this week by Gov. William
Spry. II H. understood that Governor
Spry has practically agreed upon TWO
members of this board which is TO con
sist OF three members. M soon as INC
othor member can he determined tho
commission VIII bc announced
This commission Is ono OF the most
important authorized BY the last leSisla
ture. Among the duties OF the coinmis-
sion is a compilation OF the laws now on
the statute books Of this state bearing
upou assessment and taxation. y thor
oiIgh investigation oC tho sysicm OF revc-
nuc and taxation In this state and else
whore Will br made by this board. \
report OF It's findings must be made 10
the next session OF tho state legislature.
The result OF the boards work VIII be
10 mako all OF the assessment and tax
alton laws uniform and see that there Is
no conflict OF any kind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
RAILROAD CH|EFS|
GATHERING |N|
Heads of Union Pacific &
ern Pacific and Some
lied Roads Here.
TO ADJUST SCHEDI
President Mohler and /
Of Officials Will M
President Sproule:
TO ADJUST SCHEDI

"We arc meeting hore IN ~
formal way, for the purpose Of /,
Ing idea that wc may handle
more comfortably" This was th.
meut of &. l.. Nohier, prcsldeni
Union Pacific Railroad compepv
rived in this city and registerAi
Hotel Utah Yesterday afternosn
arc here" he added, because m.
central and convenient place n
There j. nothing about our yisit'
Of interest to the public exesr[
naps. tho fact that this is our f,r->
ing since toe companies which ~
sent nave had their own hcads
west.
"Thc business OF our meeting M.
sists simply IN rcadiustlnc ~
schedules II IL seems that thIs
done prcniablY. We hclicve tha{
arranging the schedules Of the n
roads 50 that thcy will conforrn"
another wc can improve our ser~
twocn Chicago and the Pacific "a.
viii hold IL meeting somcwherc7
city tomorrow, the time and nIac-
decided after the other officiajs
The meeting NAV last several nm,
we may clean up our business In
nAiluf1S 7"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
CITY AND VICENTE

THE FUNERAL Of Edna Canno1
4 years. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ton j. Cannon. 1888 South Eighth
street was held from the family
dcucc at ~ O'Clock yesterday moL
Tho service was presided over by D
l.. NJ Cannon of Cannon ward. an
speakers were Nephi l.. Morris ~
s Hincklcy. Charles Pike sanx
Know That My Rcdccmcr Idyeth..
tcrmcnt was In City cemetery.
THE BOARD Of county conulI
erS "f Sewer county have arranEc1
-. T.. Colleti. secretary Of the
Manufactures association. for sr1'
the Vermont building for an c1uI'
the couut'y's resources. Space h4.
been engaged by the Knight "
mills Of Provo for a display OF iu
uCts.
THE CASE OF thc state seaind
Campbell. proprietor OF
house at West Tcmplc and ScconQ
streets. charged with selling lidu
ont Il license. was dismissed IN tn--
of T. NJ. Bishop. Justice OF uIe
YESTERDAY afternoon after Jp'
found tho woman not guilty Il
THE FRANkoNlA Ecinsuranes
pauy nf Frankfort. Germany. W.
admitted To do business IN '6sor.
company is capitalized FOR
marks. or about S2.Ooe.O 900. fus,
Tracy is the process attorney
company IN ibis city.
CHARGING HER HuS8aNp
treating her In g cruel ana WI
manner. Anna Camp began sun i.
Tnird district court Yesterday ~
for divorce from Mark Camp. Ines
married September Is. 1905.
A SEARCH and seizure wairI-
served on tho CRn house, 10 Wess
South street. last night by iaA'
Olsen and FrantG. Eleven bottles .
were taken by tue officers 10 DC
evidence.
ON THE GROUND that her 10y
has failed To support her. huu
began an action In tho TnlIu n
court Yesterday for divorce from
Weed, They were married 'an''-'
1911.
ANNIE D. BIRD was Einuteu
decree OF divorce from WilllaI, -
in the Third district court yeti''
Judge G.. w. Morse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
APPOINTMENTS EXPECTED.
Commission Expects to Fin Remaining
Places at Today's Meeting.

number OF appointments TO places
under tho city administration probably
NIL u" made ut todays scsslou OF the
commission The commissioners will AT
tempt 10 fii all places before tho last OF
tho month Ia order that tnc machinery
- the administration may be in place
hv Fchruarv /. All remaining places In
tho gift of tho administration. except
that of health commissioner. viii be-
nllcd Within tho next few days, but pr
Samuel g. Paul viii continue for an
iudetcrminaic Vime In charge os the
health department.
Unattached departments such rs food
and dair,- inspection. smoke inspect lon
humane officers, etc. viii hc allotted
70 scn'c DEPARTMENT of th" admiuistra-
lion aud the proposed consolidation OF
several minor offices VII bc consum-
mated tniF week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
Other Chiefs Coming.

William SUroulc. president d
Southern Pacific. and several m|
of his staff will arrive from po
Or. at 1890 o'clock this forenoon.
arc i. L. Calvin. vice president an
cral manager: t.. O. McCorrnicI
president; Charles s Fee. pa>
traffic manager, and q. +. Rich
car service agent.
j. Ross Clark. vice president
Salt Lake Route: l., II. Wells,
manager, and Fred a. Waun.
traffic manager, will arrive herd
their hcadduarters at Los Ana
$50 o'clock this morning.
William II. Bancroft. vice prcsidt
general manager OF the Oregon
Line. and others Of thc local offc
,his road will be present at the
cnCcs. which may he held In Mz'
croft office, x.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
BIG STORE ENLAROES
SPACE FOR DISPLAY

Department store il now actively carry
ing ont plans recently completed for the
enlargement and improv cment or the cs-
tabIlSiimcut's Main street SHOW windows.
s contracting firm rs az present busy
taking out about seventy feet OF the old
wall facing Main street. 10 permit Of the
construction of a continuous limo OF show
windows from tho corner To- the southern
EXTREMITY or tho building on Main street
This VIII make tho Main street window
space tho Same - that on Third South
bv tho entrances on Third south and
Main streets. TheS~ entrances will not
b." affected rr th" imrroN cmcni. j. II.
Walker. head 81 the company. said ycs-
,evday that tho change would be of great
benefit Ia the business and would be
completed in short time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
PLANS FOR CAPITOL
UNDER INSPECTION
Name of Winning Architect
Expected TO Be Announced
by February 10.

The capitol commission met Yesterday
TO consider the plans for the capitol
building submitted by Frank w Moore
of this CITY and today Will probably take
up those OF Ware & TreCanza.
II is expected that tho rast OF tho
preliminary examinations will take place
Monday. when tic plans Of +. y. An
drews of Andrews & Co. of New York
VIII come UP for consideration. Mr.. AM
drcws is expected TO arrive in Salt Lake
Saturday and Will bc present at The
meeting Of the commission on Monday.
After Mondays session several DAYS
will be given 10 rcconsiderng the vari
Gus plans and in deciding upon tho
architect TO be chosen This will prob
ably be bv the process OF elimination.
Tho commission has until February 10
ia which to make its final choice. hut
with the progress thus far made 1t Is ca
pccted that the fortunate architect will
bc announced by February 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
Search Yet Fruitless.

Although many reports were rcCsiN Cd
At police headquarters yesterday 10 the
effect that schmidt had been seen upon
the streets as late az 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon these proved croundless when
rum down. n is not believed by tho po-
lice that schmidt is IN salt Lake. Every
patrolmau in tho service Of the city and
every deputy Shcrin and special officer
In the county Is supplied with good
description OF ;hc German, and all are
ON the lookout for him,
The 800 circulars sent out hy tho chief
unauons yesterday. In view ni this and
uf the 600 reward offered by thc city for
the arrest and conviction of Schmidt. il
Is believed that there viii bc develop =
mcntS I'm tho case today.
The funeral OF Marcia &, Croft was held
9t o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
mortuary chapel OF O'Donuel a Co. The
service Was conducted by the Rev, r. 4.
Simpkin and was private. 1ntcrIncnt was
In Mt. OllVct cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
Roads Represented.

THE roads represented at lhe
inc Will be tho Union Pacific. 81
Pacific. Salt Lake Route and II.
rou Short Line. The last-name
however. will take little or no
tho conference. as il Is concorn
iittlc IN tho worl; that We arc hcrr
II furnishes the road for the
continental trains only between 81
City and Ogden"
President MohlcT arrived in gsi
City at %:fO O'Clock Yesterday an
coming in his private car over the
Pacific road from Omaha. He n
conpanicd by ]. \. Muuroc. vIcs
dent in charge of traffic. and
Fort, passenger traffic nranagel
Will be present at the conicrenI
L.. lIuntlcy, chief engineer OF tie
with them. but is here on husinc
ucctcd with the engine cring den,
of the Oregon Short Line and \
bc present nj the conference.
Scott. vice president and gcners
aCcr. viii arrive In the city ID
time TO take part in the conforc
will also w. y Lincoln. assistp,
cral manager IN charge Of ca
,al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
MEN OF ST. PAUL'S
WILL MEET FRIDAY

Tho mcn Of ST. Pauls church will hold
meeting AT tho Hotel MoHum on Fri
dav evening. Supper viii be served at
$50 o'clock Afterwards there will be
sp"echmskirE. The toastmsster win be
Professor George NJ. Marshall OF the
University OF Utah
Alexander NcMaslcr. judge Of the iuyc-
nile court. VIII address the men on TN"
subject. How ChUrchmrn Can Influence
Good Government" pr. David r Lewis
win sneak on Toe Relation OF Church,
mon 10 Public Purity" Walter Green
viii have a. his subject. The Influence
or Christian Training lpon Business"
Music win he furnished bv a quartette
from the choir All the men who arc
members OF tn" church have received In
vitation-. AS wcll those who attend
tho services, and q large number Is cx-
pcCteI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
Appeared Nervous.

II was noticed on this occasion that
Schmidt appeared TO be pcrturbcd and
nervous II is believed that Schmidt LETT
Salt Lake the Saturday night OF the mur-
der Of Mrs. Croft Again Monday Altcr-
noon Schmidt entered tho saloon OF Bser
Bros. and. as on the former occasion,
carried two hand grips. II Is believed
that on the occasion OF this later visit 10
the saloon lie had been in the city only
2 short time and that he spent eunucy
in one OF the towns in the vicinity OF
Salt Lake.
II was Rudolph Thode, a boilcrmakcr
employed by the Southern Pacific com
pany at Ogden. who took SCHMIDT to tho
klmball rooming house on West Second
South street. a week ago last Saturday.
1t is believed that rhodc can throw
some light upon the movements OF
Schmidt and that possibly he knows
where Schmidt intended cuinc when he
LEFT salt Lake. An attempt VIII be made
today 10 locate Thode.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
JUDGMENT REVERSED
IN A DAMAGE SUIT

In an opinion handed down hy the SUI
promc court "Wednesday morning the
Judgment al tho lower court Is reversed
In tho case OF George &. Whitmoro
against the Denver & Rio Grandc Rail-
road company.
The case involved damages by reason
Of the diversion Of certain irrigation Wa
ters. Damages were awarded tho plai o
ttff by tho lower court. but there Is a
question as to other damages. accord
Ing In tno supreme courts vlcp2 az tho
matter. and the cas" iS rrmnudcd that
thcs" might hc Eouc into more thor
ou.hlv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
Sees Need Of Revision.

Mayor Park added that mSnN Of tho
laws o. The statute books are antigua
tel nnI that tho people are Dn" suf-
rricntly woli-informcd of The need of
lawS up to the times" III the laws
arc had they should bc rcpcSled-lf new
ones arc needed. they should be en-
acted hc says.
Corporation Counsel Barrctte agrees
with this lsttor opinion. Instead of
making more ordinances. let us nnd out
the meaning OF those VIC have Is his
summary.
County Attorney l. T.. Wiley called on
Nnyor Park yesterday afternoon and
spent uu hour With him. After tho con-
ference MAYOR Park stated that tn"
county attorneys department So work
inE In .utlrc harmony with the city
administration despite tho belief that
Nr. Willie: = refusal 10 isSu" warrant
lu tho test Of e. w. Nav had us-
iraugcd the two departments.
Tile county attorney u handling tho
cPses sent 10 by the city with ability
aid Dispatch said tlc executive; "aud
Tire best of fceiiuS prevails.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
TO
MAKE GOOD SHOWING

:. ~. Belmont. q member OF the TX
ecUtive committee OF the Provo CONNER
cial CLUB. Was In conference yesterday
With -. 7. Collett. secretary ~ the Utah
Manufacturers association. regarding the
itah manufacturers exhibit TO be held
In Provo during the convention week be-
ginning January %.
'Nearly all the booths have been
taken said Mr.. Belmont. "sDd we are
more than pleased with the intcres, thai
il being shown I'm the display. The big
factories Of the state are especially ac-
tive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
MANY WILL ATTEND
DINNER AT THE CLUB

Reservations for this years nrst
monthly dinner at the Commercial club
are h~inE made by large number Of
members and - is believed that tho at
tendance Friday night win hc close to
200. Tho committee on indoor stunts
met last night and completed the pro-
era mime for tho evening.
. Horace 5. Ensign, Hugh ". DouEall.
II. T. Priuos and VIII Y. Siblsy wit
sing. and =. =. Barker viii present some
new slcight OF hand tricks. " was Dc
cidcj by the committee that reservations
would bc limited ;o zoo members. How
ever. ~ pas later announced that in case
this number Is not reached. members will
be allowed to invite one guest each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
GOLD WATCH PRIZE
FOR BUTTER MAKER

Among tho special prizes 10 ~ award
sd at TIE State Tairvmcn's association
- Provo next week T. gold watch or
. SIS camera FOR the huttermaker vim
ming the highest score and using a Ger
iriu kind nf butter Coiorirg. Al butter
makers scoring nlnety-thrsc points vii
be each awarded gold fountain pcn.
ButtcrmaterS can compete for special
nTizes ~ sending In two entries. spcci-
fling Vrcai theV are competing for. an
invoice 10 accompany entry blank TO show
That they uEe certain salt. color. ctc. Only
rrrzmcries making loo pounds a, a
rhyrninG. or over. can compete
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
DONATIONS MADE TO
DESERET MUSEUM

Several donations 10 the Dascret mn
scum were made yesterday by Thomas:
Butler Of this city. Among them was n
card on which are scwed sprigs OF fern
taken from the coffin Of Brigham Young
and sent Ia England soon after tho burial
Of President Young. Mr. Butler also pre-
scutcd = chair and table used bv the
early pioneers.
Wclch DAVIS presented tho museum
With a tripod used in Utah by Johnston ;
army.
an old tspe OF cap and bail pistol.
With the hammer under tho barrel Wa
donated Dy e. Il. EoclSpo cod
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
BOARD OF EDUCATION
APPROVES NEW BONDS

special meeting Of the board OF
eaucatipn was held "Wednesday noon. nj
whicn the form OF the bonds recently cold
70 the y. w. HalssY company OF Noo.
YORK were approved. The board passed
q resolution making the payment or t6c
bonds exclusively In New York In GOLD
deem the uuretircd portion or "A bond is
cue Of twenty wears ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-25
IDAHO VISITOR SAYS
FARMERS NEED SNOW

Alexander Burnett of Msckay Idaho
Is spending = few daVs i'm Salt Lake. Mr.
Burnett said yesterday that the snowfall
IN tho vicinity OF Mackay had not been
- heaNy as usual. and that unlcss the
fail increased before the end Of the son -
son, about 10000 acres OF. cultivated land
IN that section might suffer greatly next
summer we ar" not worrying serious
Is. vet" he SAID but arc anxiorslv
waiting Tor another good snowfall" Mr
Bur7ett also declared that work would
soon start on the proposed railroad spur
20 connect Nackay with American Falls