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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
Says His Client Will Plead
That He Acted in Self
Defense.
MURDER CHARGE FILED
Defendant Will Appear in Po-
lice Court Today for
Arraignment,

That plea OF self-dctcnsc az indl-
Gated in his own statement Sunday that
he "obeyed the first law OF nature" 4"
Will form the basis OF Alfred Sorensen's
hight against the charge of numbering
Thomas II. McGillis, was affirmed yes-
terday in statement by F. B Scott.
who has been retained as counsel for
! The slayer. Attorney ScOtts statement
| follows:
II have known Mr. Sorensen for sew
! eral years, quite intimately. both as a
! friend client. and | know him to
be the last man I'm the world who would.
unprovoked, draw a gun on another All
| that Mr. Sorenseu wishes TO say at this
time H. :hat hc desires his friends and
readers Of tho daily papers 60 defer their
/ Judgment on IN" regrettahlc affair until
! after the preliminary hearing. Suffice II
! 10 say Tor the present that he WAS COM
| pellcd by circumstances TO obey the first
| law OF nature, the strongest Instinct OF
| man.
Sorcnsen was charged with st-degree
murder i'm a complaint issued by the
! county attorney yesterday. The COM
| planning witness is Sanford w Hedges.
| "A deputy sheriff who disarmcd Sorcnseu
| after he had fred four shots into Nc
| ellis. The defendant Will he arraiGncd
before Judge j. NJ. Bowman in police
court this morning and given an oppor-
tunitv TO enter his plea
County Physician A. ~ Hanson and
| his assistant. T. w. Stevenson, pcr-
lprnlco an autopsy Oh tle ppuS OF NC
| ellis AT the Qualtrough- -Allcott under
| taking establishment last night The
course Of the bullets were traced and
| formal declaration as 10 the cause OF
/ death was made. Attending the autopsy
were Deputy Sherins ANel steele and
Sanford w. Hedges.
The body will he taken TO Denver this
| afternoon. leaving on the $40 O'Clock
| train. Friends may view IL At tho un-
dertak!nG chapel from noon until )
o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. McGillis. widow OF the victim, is
Stil under a doctors care. recovering
from the shock Of her husbands death.
| Mrs. NcGillis accidentally reached the
scene OF the shooting two minutes after
it occurred and told by a bystaDder
that her husband had been slain,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
SUBMITS ITS REPORT
Twenty-three Indictments Are
Returned and Three
Cases Ignored.

The report OF The federal grand iuCs.
Of which Lester ~ Freed was foremar.
and Frank G. Carthcy the clerk was
submitted to Judge John \. Marshall
yesterday at the conclusion OF tw"
weeks session for iho April term. In
all. tWcntr-SlN cases Of alleged viola
tiun of the federal laws were inVcSti-
gated. OF this number three were ig-
TUNED Seventeen OF the lndictmcts
were made public YESTERDAY. The list i
cludcS two alleged violations or tho
white slave" traffic act, two tor lar
ccny OF mail mutter one for violation
OF tho internal revenue laws sDd twelve
for Ssliu. liquor without q license The
casos 10 be prosecuted BY the government
on The indictments arc as follows:
James Murray. on a charge OF violating
the white slave Law, two counts. Angelo
KatseEancs. charged with violation OF the
white slave law. three counts; George
l.. Snetf. charged with violation of inter
nal revenue laws. representing oleomar-
Alex Church. charged with larceny of
mail matter. two counts. Roland Lee.
charged with embeZzlement OF registered
letters and theft OF contents. Lee was a
carrier employed bY the local posLoffiCc
ana faces trial on six counts. each rep
ment of registered mail matter. The
various offenses date from November 10.
1911. 10 March 10. 1872. at which time he
WAS arrested.
The indictments on charges OF violating
the liquor laws are against Mike /ergo-
Vich, Nick Icgs"h. Jake MarkoViCn. George
Error Nick koV,Ch Mike PoCu"a, Mike
LomaiC, George Thomas. steve Me;ioh,
George Mandrich. Mike PadReu aud Dan
Sta atisCh all OF Bingham,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
HENRY GARDNER IS
ACTING GOVERNOR
President of State Senate
From Spanish Fork Stands
in Place of Executive.

The absence Yesterday In DoNney.
Idaho. "f Governor William Spry, made
Henry Gardner OF Spanish Fork. presl-
dent nf tho state senate. acting COVER
nor the state, as &. S. Tingcv secretary
of state and next in succession to the
chief executive, is also absent from The
state
Governor" Gardner did not come to
tho capital In assume personal charge Of
bis office. remaining in his banking
house at Spanish Fork. John X. Hardy,
Governor Spry'y secretary, received a
message from that Town yesterday which
o"casioned much merriment among the
officials at tho state offices.
Bring Tho state capital aud all tho
records /" Spanish Fork" ordcred t. r..
Thutbcr over the telephone yesterday
morning. II have been appointed sccre-
tary {" the governor and he wants iho
seat nf government brought down hero -
We win send IL back At dusk" was the
message.
The governor rcturns this morning
from Idaho and will resume the rcins or
government
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
CITY AND VICINITY

r. Donuellv of 1895 South Main street
are charged in complaints issued yester
day. b the county attorneys office with
selling liquor without a license.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Anna
Marks. who died al Furcku. were helE
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock in the
r. W. Hall funeral chapel Rabbi Jo-
la WAS In the B'nai Israel cemetery.
P. {. GILLETTE of Salt Lake. = bar
Der by trade. filed petition In voluntary
bankruptcy iu the federal court yestcr-
day. he gives his liabilities as s2G7G ~
and assets as $tSl.5n, all OF which he
claims as exempt.
A BILL OF EXCEPTIONS was rilcd
In the Third district court Yesterday by
counsel for Harley Newrinnev convict
ed oi the murder OF e. l. Erickson sev-
strong filed the bill
THE CIVIL SERVICE commission has
announced an examination 10 be given
az the federal building In this city MAJ
il TO secure eIlgIbles for The position az
stenosTaphcr and typewriter I'm the field
service.
GEORGE M. TUCKER, Inborer of
TINS city, filed petition I'm voluntary bank
rgptGy IN the federal court Yesterday
lie lsts his liabilities at S3O5.3g assets
S''.oV' and claims as exempt s46.2J.
JAMES e BROWN. coIored for man,
Years blacksmith In salt Lake. died at
his homo. 329 Jeremy street. last night
ti' wa" ~ years old. y wife and dauyb-
ter survive him.
ALBERT LEHMAN is charged n, .,
complaint Issued Yesterday bv the co,tu-
y attorneys office with pntlt Isrccny
mo theit ~ miscellaneous articles from -
Garfield hotel. '' "
CURTIS q. MORRISON was scn,.rcad
yesterday bg Judge f. C. IogThourou, -,
serve ON" year In ;hc state Drisor FOL
loving his conviction for a statutorv
CLAUDE FREED. who recently uodcr-
Weht an uucEatloH at the Ju3ga-Norcy
hospital. has so far recovered that ha
We removed 70 his home yesterday
The WOmSN's MISSIONARY socio,,,
OF the First Congregational cLt,r,.I, ,,.iini
neeI on Thursday. MAY . instead ~
"prH % af heretofore announced
HEeER c. SMITH. deputy Jpjry ,,a
."'o com missioner, left Yesterday FOR "a
T,, We inspection ~ dairy aud food cor
olUous IN Cache county.
c. W. LEE ana Charles Reypold, 49,.
EnaIGed ln complaints issued ycsGe,,ja,
M MnE the county attorney with cruelty Ia
The SWEDISH sisTERHoop t,,oo
%il give q social az tie ncvy aniI in H.
9ooFC building Thurfdav evenin- r., ''
DAVID PHILLIPS was vran,cs -.
= Tx W Morse yesterday a fin,
lips '"'Fdfet fhii- |
-. J. FITZGERALD. wso ys .t g..
JhnE' Merry hospital viii ba urcra,..,,
uboh At the hospital today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
FOUR WIVES SEEK
SINGLE BLESSEDNESS

-Four suits for divorce were nlod late
yesterday IN the county clerk s. Office.
the plaintiffs in each Of the cases being
the wives and cruelty and non support
the allegation in majority OF the com
plants.
Anna Smithson alleges in her complaint
against Charles Smthson that her hus-
band had her trunk sent 10 the railroad
station at Milford ara ordered hcr 10
leave thc town NJ once, which she did.
5h" charges him with other acts uf cru
city ana non support.
Annie Barton charges Robert \. Bar
ton with having attacked her with a
hammer. the Interference Of a friend OF
PLAINTIFFS saving her He. She charges
MIN with frequent attacks Oh he! per-
sou, alleging that on one occasion he
showed her head through a glass door.
Frequent absences from home were
marked by disturbances whenever ho re-
turned. she AYERS.
Clara Youn-; hled suit FOR divorce from
Joseph Young, and Hazel NawsOn asks
freedom from Robert Nawsuu. non-sup-
port bciug tho principal allegation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23

THE SEVERAL CLAIMANTS 10 the
reward offered by the state Tor tho
capture OF the murderer. of Thomas kar-
rick VIII have = hearing, "Wednesday
morning before Governor Sprr. Several
who claim to have assisted In the cap
ture of Julius Sirmay, a convicted muc-
viii hear the arguments Of all claim-
ants.
l.. w. FORD. a prominent violIuisl nf
Ogden. came down from the Junction
city YESTERDAY. IN conpany With acv-
srsl other musicians, My. Ford was
hero to take charge Of the music at
the Colonial th"ater In the absence OF
Professor squire Coon. who "as engaged
at tho salt Lake theatcr last night
MATTHEW S. BROWNING Of ogden
was ia town yesterday with his son.
Mariner. who came here 10 have his left
eve treated. For some time past, the
younger Mr.. Browning has suffered con-
siderably from an affection oG the eye,
Which gave him great pain aud also inn
paired the sight to a considerable OK
tent
DAVID mATTsON. state treasurer and
member Of the state road commission.
left Sunday evening Tor Price. where hc
will join The Colorado party OF good
roads boosters" who visited in this citl,
saturday. Nj. Mattson will accompany
the party over the line Of the proposed
state highway 10 tic Colorado line.
The POLICE hUT jail AID ISsOCia-
tiou Is planning 10 give - ball Wcdues-
dav night, May s. at the Odeon. The
proceeds VIII go TO The general fund OF
the society. II Will bc the first affair
or n public nature ever attempted by the
association. There viii be an entertain
ing programme arranged.
THE STATE BOARD oi education viii
meet today In regular session and mGm-
bcrs OF tho beard arrived In the city
yesterday and last nlcht IN readiness FOR
the session which VIII last two DAYS
About 200 applications for teachers Ger
ttfcates will bc acted upon bv the board
1t this session.
TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS at
their meeting Yesterday decided on the
construction ui water main on rW.1ft-,
SoutGNstTc"t from the water tanks Of In.
county 20 Main street, and bids Tor the
work will b" asked. An estimated out
Law in excess ~ SNocp will bc made on
the work.
c. =. EMERY. state sanitary uspcc-
tor. went 90 TremoUtou. Box Elder
county. yesterday for The purpose OF as
sisung in TIE prosecution Of certain per
sons alleged 70 be guilty OF leaving dead
animals bv the roadside 10 decay. and OF
+c,ding carcasses tp hogs
T. e. FREEMAN and Thomas Frr.rnap
filed 4 Tatitipn yesterday in the Third
district court for letters OF admIuIstro.
'iou lu tho estate OF William H. Frcc-
man who died April al Herrimnn. in
this counts. Tho estate Is valued al
$500
MARY BRUCE OF if West FIRST souti.
street and q. y. Dunnclly and Mrs. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
WELLINGTON HOTEL
MAY CHANGE HANDS
Deal, Ii IS Said, Involves the
Sum Of Thirty Thousand
Dollars.

II is probable that change Of pro
prietors viii shortly take place at tho
Wellington holcl, located on the corner
OF South Temple and Third West streets
opposite tho union passenger station of
the Oregon Short Line and the Salt
Lake Route railways.
Under the proposed provision Of the
contemplated transfer, the deal will IN
vclye the sum of $4,000, This sum
is 10 he paid for the furnishings and
Tor the uncXplrcd lease. which has yet
period Of nearly five wears to run.
{. T. Murphy is the present proprie
tor OF the hotel. operating the house
under a lease secured from the Salt
Lake Valley Loan & Trust company
Mr.. Murphy has conducted the hotc
Tor number OF wears past and re
newed his lease at ihe end OF last wear
The price offered is considered to be q
fair one. and he may DC induced tc
part with his huilding.
In the building are a drug store. :
candy store and Il bar on the ground
floor. with ninety rooms in the upper
stories. together with the Offices on tho
main floor. The store rooms and ba,
are suh-lcased.
While the deal has moi vet beer
closed. II is expected that arrangement,
70 that end viii br completed MithIr
dsN or two. the negotiations bcinf
conducted 10y local agents IN behalf OF
AIRS. -. X. Topbsm OF Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
ON WAY TO PROBE
THEFT OF $4,000

ID. D. Mayo Of Denver. general mana
ger OF the Globe Express company. who
has been on an inspection tour Of the
coast Offices OF the company. went through
Salt Lake Yesterday morning on his way
to Denver to investigate the robbery ot
an express package containing $1,000
from tho companys agent at Grand
Junction last Friday night.
Mr., MAYO held short conference with
w. j. Han. manager OF the local office.
between trains. The facts concerning
tbe robbery. so far as thcv pertain to
the salt Lake office. We're given 10 the
general manager. According TO Mr.. Hall
the Investigation viii he conducted en-
tircIy from the Denver office Of the
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
NEW IRRIGATION
COMPANY FORMED

Articles Of Incorporation OF The New
castle irrigation company We're filed yes
ierday with the county clerk. The com
pany Is capitalized for 81 900 600 in 20 =
onD shares AT $50 per share. par value.
The Irrigation project. which tho com
pany has initiated is q gigantic one and
VIII reclaim many thousands OF acres OF
desert land In Iron county, iu the vi
cinlt% Of Newcastle. number OF appli- .
cations for water rights for the use OF
water In Grass valley and Pinto creeks
which had been filed with the state en-
gineer. werc taken over by the com
psny.
nose lIlnS srhcies OF Incorporation
arc j. l.. Flsckercll. Woods Cross: Israel
BARLOW. Jr. Centerville. J. l.. Seyy. r.
II. Bradford and Dr, Samuel II Allen.
al OF salt Lake City. The officers OF
tho company arc: J. l.. Fiackerell prcsi-
dent, j. l.. SevY. vice president; r ".
Jones, secretary; Il. r. Bradford treas
uTer, Horton Eldrcdge Dr. Samuel RI
Allen, J. y Gardner. Israel Barlow and
Milton Bennion. additional directors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
P[III
F F|NALLY ARRA||l}
Utah Development Dav Il
grainne in Salt Lake l|
Announced.
MEANS MUCH TO ST.,
Great Gathering Expertal
Tabernacle Where E,,,.,
cises viii Be Held. 1
MEANS MUCH TO Sta

Interest IN tho state-wld. 49,.
OF Utah Development dev. n,,. -
day. continues 10 grow. ,
new assignments OF speaker, r..
yesterday and the programm, =,
celebration In this city ana,lv :.
The local exercises VIII be ,m y
tabernacle at $ p. m. \ splcnau :.
feature has been provided :, ~
to the selection or capahls sn,,,
Copies OF Evan Stcphens's so,- =
We Love Thee" Will be diu,n
the attendants as thcy entar "a. !
ing. and the climax OF Tho ..',
viii come when the Tabcrnac,s -
audience Join In singing thst
song, In addition TO tho um.S, a1
by the Tabernacle choir. ma. ~
rectlou of Evan STEPHENS. ,-i,h NJ
j. Mcclellan at tho organ >,
PIANIST, selections viii be 80
the Twentieth Infantry band go
Douglas. conducted by AntonI
Mora
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
Mailing Post Cards.

Tho publicity bureau of tic Cs--
cial club is mailing post rsrs Il
points outside the city. TO be sent n
by the school children and n
Twenty i've thousand viii be din
IN this city
Some changes In The ssSisna-
speakers to various points in .. 4
by the Utah Development league, ~
Viously published. also we're mt.s
tcrday- The revised list foIIovr
ClcsrdoIt. J. c. HoFrnsou. sslt Liir !.
I" a. Merrill. salt Lake; paTk uJ. n
King. SALE Lake; Ncphi Jes.-, " s.
MURRAY: Pennington. !, L. Btor, h
Tooclc. IL {. Hicks. Provo: spfinsdA d
Mumiord. Murray Pay-on. 4. 4 II
ray; Tromonton. Z. W Dunn. B,inxs
murray. IIonry Walsh. PARK CITY. osia
ley King. Salt Lake, and :. ~ Dlsp I
Provo. ". g. Farrell. san Lake q. 4
M,Ucnrg. Murray: Price. c. X. Nnfis|
Ink: Rich0cl1. George T. cieli. sl
Gountlrm. j. W. Eirthsm and i
salt Lake Brigham CITY. g. u
Provo. Coalvillc. s K. ThumHn. -
Hunter Nathonihsh Thomas. Sal, b.ir
Riycr. L. C. MilIer. MuTST; sslInI.
Muupy.
No assignments have yet bs~n T'rs, r !
lean Fork. Spanish fork an1 Pltx.,nt W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
CHINESE GAMBLING
HOUSE IS RAIDED

Twelve Chinese were arcested in =
30 80 on suspected gambItns den at i3
Plum alley last. night. Detectives W q
Geese and III. Leichter conducted the raid
lhsS were forced 20 break down ths
u2or leahinE 10 tho gambling room.
10 have been playing Fan-tan
seV"rnl or the inmates escaped through
secret exits The remaining pIaN.rs were
plare ~ undcr arrest and all the gambling
paraphnrnD'la was confisrstcd TIL ~
iIcerN forC"d lheir Captives 10 convey the
n"a1y tables all the way to tho police
ran Lou " accused OF being tho keep
~ OF the game. The Others are All H.
jim Lee, Kay kaukoo. Frank Hong n.
). Dos E. Hashamo. IIoko T.otfi. Gnu
Won, h losu. :. Amaao and y Iua.
All were released on s@j bail each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
TESTIFIES VICTIM
WAS SHOT IN !

Tho states evidence IN no ar
Frank Nallig. charged Win IA
tho HrSt degree ~ the k'ilins y
HARDEN was nearly cdmJ.eys
court adjourned YESTERDAY. and ,s' -.
morning the defense win bes,n u
entatinn nf it's witDesses- ID. 4
4. Brain. VDlarJ r Cook. PoI,s. = .
J. ]. Roberts and Dr \. y. IL hs.s,I
tilird for the state. Will" Anls,.,
mundson VAS recalled tor tHru'
examination by The defense
The testimony n Dr. h'.I -,
HAYDEN was shot m tie nsc. -
I'm a stopping attitude was us
point brought out by the prose- - -
The defense viii cndcavor " n
it's testimony that iayoen
muudson were intoxicated auI
some at the Time Of the trasel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
CITY GETS TON or
COAL FOR NOTHING

There As "a ton of coal iu The bins ai
the police ststiou which has NOT hreu
paid Tor anI according 10 all decia9i-
uons OF intentions, it will not be paid
Tor \ coal wagon driver entered the
station yesterday morning and announce!
tnHt ne had = ton of GOA! for delivery.
III" WAS directed 90 the coal chute IN the
rear of the station. After le had dumped
the coal the driver look the bilI 70 the
ofiiC" OF Secretary Spooucr or The police.
department, who noticed az once that tho
coal was consigned 20 the Snarnan Auto.
mobile company. which Is several doors
east o, the station. Spooner refused 10
sign for the coal.
But I've already unloag,d IL" OK
claimed the driver
Then u l. up 10 y0u To- dix IL out Of
that hole again said Spooncr
The coal ~ stiU iu the coz hin li s.-
lhe pr"riI' stlly impossible 10 take N out
WITHOUT Srcaicr losa OF time than Il b.
~Or,o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
MINUS MAY FINALLY
BE GIVEN ATTENTION

tAcrc y ono leftover from tho "a
~ ian ff"ducis week that aili prob
day or two '''li'
NLnon= th" prize contests. condt,ctod
Sur"lS INC week designated. Was one
nrts FOR meals cnverinr ec,,cD ,sur
F'' "er" perhaps not nor. than !.
u"A-n uifnus submitted hut tie
''NlFes Who composed them ,xpAnd-
y. Ef+ht deal of limo in their rr.,,-
'i","n 10 theso lsdie. yl.lta v.ro
,."' 70 INC exposition. as well "a fn
&c , various store window dispiays in
a 10 The Utah food prnd,s,. ,,'1o,, ~ 'i
80 on -e'" NJ % this Involved rnucS
- hnl considerable trouble ana ,bo
,s tpSs ave now making inouir,,
- ~ WHAT became Of their .ffnr,. '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
u. OF u. CALENDAR
FOR YEAR COMPLETE

tn" committee Ina charge or tho 1872
l3l@ catalogue OF the University OF Utah
now has the calendar FOR next year com
pletc. Entrance examinations and regis
iiauon VIII De held September II, ~ and
u; instruction begins September Ia.
THANKSGIVING day vacation November
= and %; instruction suspended foT.
Christmas holidays December 2i: I'm =
struction resumed January s. midycar
examinations, from January - 20 Feb
ru9rN /; schools begin for the second
semester. February 3, LincoIns birth
GAY. February Il: Washngton's birth
day. February -; "J" day, April II. Ar
Dor day, April -; nnaI examinations.
from MAY - to May 81: Decoration dav.
hay 30; class work ends Nav n: b?c,a-
laureate sermon. June presidents rc-
ception. June ,. alumu' day June 9.
iorty- third annual commencement june,
4: Geld day. June {.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
PRECIPITATION MAY
BE ABOVE NORMAL

According To II. Thicsscn director
Of the weather bureau. the normal April
precipitation OF 2.5G inches is likely 10
be exceeded before the end of TIC month
The record Up To o'clock Yesterday
evening was 10T inches for this month
The total for the twenty -four hours end
ing at the same hour was 30 OF an
Inch. The normal Of seven inches for the
first four months OF the year has al
ready been exceeded by 80 Of an inch.
The snowstorm which began in this city
shortly before o'clock Yesterday morn
ing was reported general throughout
the northeastern part OF the state, near
~ all OF idaho and Wyoming and the
western part Of Colorado
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
MERGED BANKS OPEN
IN NEW LOGAN

Yesterday morning the ihfsi
concerned in tho recsnt merge
doing business in the quar,sri Z
Utah National bank, conner OF VI
First South streets.
The business Of each lnsttuu,s
Utah National. The State Bank
and the Utah Commercial ),
hauk-is being conducted lndrf-,.
for the time being Before lhay ~
ter into ACTIVITY in ComOlnot9a 7
Utah state National bank u Sii
sssarv To await authnrlzation u,
comptroller Of the United stars
uly. which l6 expected In n Tees
days.
There arc uhlrty-five oflchA |,
and hookkeopcrs az work IN W
for the three banks. and thlS ~
gcther with the passing IN ara
clients Of The three INSTITUTIONS
the scene n busy one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
TO MEET AT PROVO

MAJ -. when the state Republican
Utah Republican league viii boId a me-,
lns ~ that place 10 elect delegates Ia
,nc biennial convention of III. NationaI
"ePInh,ah league AT Chicago, Iuno rs
,Vih nays Hammond. president OF the
hA.ional league. instructs that four Iolc
NA,'S from each congressional district
Anu sly delcEat"s-st- large ba sent 10 tbs
i''I .srNg''sl s"ther'nS At Chicago. II is de-
u.i'sa'e - WIZ De- Identical With the dcls
gates 10 tho national Republican tr,,
as,nt'"n. 81 which there are 90 be -ight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
LEASE ON AUERBACH
BUILDING IS FILED

Lease or the new n,,ttt-
iout" and State streets frorn s. .lfu
h u.sh q Bro. io tho keith 0.r,i,,, Nu.r-
,..,,,,,t,. az rcyordea YESTERDAY i'm H.,
native until August iata 'o"ss rs op,,
'lhh iorty seven vsnrF vi
nc rental for thc building T.. g,
sIN ~. ror the nrst and second go
''''N' prf annum; third ana so,9.,L
N.sIs' tin.o9o each; nfth. ssxth and sd,'. =
'HtL- N'p'"O' cnch: the next ter vc.r.
''.Sntn - sfFcntcsuth). 81. zoo n.1, -,
,.. '."atn 10 twenty SEVENTH. Ss5 oOo
n".t ten ttvcnty eighth 10 thir,v.s,cy,..
'!t.l $1,000; and the remaining nNriog
al the rate cf $4,000 a vcgr pe''"1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-23
Home From Land Sale.

-. =. Spencer returned Yesterday fCom
BHrlcy. ida, where hc attended tho big
land sale Saturday afternoon. lie re-
ports that there wcrc present at the sale
fully 500 men and that 3i0O acres OF land
were sold, without water right, for an
average Of $50 an acre. Tho land sale
WAS 70 ho continued at Rupert yes
terdsy