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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
IntermOuntain News
INJUNCTION ASKED.
pocateIIo Taxpayers League Begins Ac
ton Against Assessor.

Special 10 The Tribune.
POCATEILO, Idaho, Nov 'ts.-Suit
Tor su injunction has been filed against
j.. B. Case. county assessor and tax
collector bv the taxpayers league through
attorneys Standrod and Terrell to re
strain him from collecting n city levy Of
20 mills on the dollar for the general
fund for current expenses and n l0-mill
levy for the redemption OF out utstsnding
warrants. Also A suit against Mrs. Mar
r.. Omeveny. city treasurer, has been
started asking that she be restrain ed
from paying a long list OF city warranty
alleged 10 have been issued In excess
OF appropriations FOR specific purposes.
The charge is against the validity OF the
ordinances appropriating funds.
In each suit a notice has been for
mally given that an application for an
injunction will be submitted TO District
Judge. Bulge at the opening OF the court
In this CITY November 20. Should the
prayer OF the complainants in the first
suit be granted 1t will seriously handi-
cap the county assessor and the county
auditor for thev have already extended
the tax rolls for this year and have sent
out 1900 notices already, II the suit is
allowed 10 progress the extension will
have 10 be done again and meanwhile
taxes become delinquent January l. The
work cannot possibly be done before that
time SO chaos confronts the officers in
the court house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
LII LAKE MAY NOT
MEET GRANITE TEAM

n Is some question as 70 whether
\ hts and Granite high schools VIII
IL shdiron battle this afternoon,
! lshlon OF the Granite squad noti-
|rsch Richardson of the Red and
sYen Yesterday that he wanted
Re played on the Granite schools
- Previously arrangements had
|rade 10 have the battle staged on
~ Lake campus. owing TO the fact
|1s years contest between the two
= vas played al Granite.
% Richardson refuses 10 concede
! hhton's request. After discussing
|rsdon last night the two factions
ithat Il the university campus could
r7a for this afternoon the neutral
y would be atisfactory 10 both sides
~ zane would be called at 4 O. clock.
= arrangement cannot be effected
Pc will be called off. Information
Ffs!her or not the game will be
WI be bulletlned today at The
~ Office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
PLANS VAST IMPROVEMENT.
Utah Light & Railway company to Ex-
pend $3.50, 600 at Ogden.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. 14.-That the improve
ments now being made on the Utah
Light & Power company's canyon reser-
voir and pipe line will represent an out
lay OF approximately quarter Of a mil
lion dollars is the statement OF General
Manager Joseph S. Wells, who. is now In
pipe line and dam has been made by
Manager Wells, Engineers L. l. Dagron
and O, A. Hannold and local Manager
s. Il. Whitaker
While the flow OF water Is temporarily
cut off, workmen are making extensive
repairs on the pipe limo from the reser-
voir TO the Twelfth street power plant
This conduit has an inside diameter Of
six feet, and the worllmen make all re-
pairs from in the inside OF the big pipe,
When the reservoir has been throughiy
cleansed and refllled. the pipe line vii!
be practically new for its entire dis
taDoe, the present repairs being the frst
extensive work done on the conduit since
il was built
Manager Wells says that the annual
payroll for the comDanys Ogden en-
ployees has now reached the $50, 900
mark
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CONFER ON iNTERURsAN.
Attorneys for Roads and Commissioners
Discuss Franchises.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO Nov. As. r. Thurman. as
attorney, and W. c. Alexander of Salt
Lake were In Provo today TO confer with
the city commission on their petition for
franchise through Provo city for an
interurban railroad. The meeting with
the commissioners was informal and no
official action was taken
The Orem people, who have started
the construction OF the interurbau road
have petitioned the city commissioners
to have the franchise recently granted
the company amended TO take In Fifth
West street from Fifth South to and
across Center street, Fifth South from
Academy avenue cast to the county
road; Third South from Academy avenue
10 the county road; the county road from
Third South south TO the city limits
Tho petition for amendment is signed
Salt Lake e. Utah Railroad company, by
"A. L. Moore. attorney. No action has
been taken by the commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Visits Old Time Friends.
Decial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The TribUne,
OGDEN. Nov, 1A--FIank j. BeITyessa,
formerly in business IN Ogden, Is visiting
friends after sn absence OF ten years
from the city He is now located IN
California and is employed as an enei-
neer for the Portland & Eugene Eastern
railroad. Upon leaving Ogden Mr.. Berry
essa located in Mexico City, conducting
a hotel there for several years He re-
turned TO the United States when the
first Indications OF an instruction be-
came apparent four years ago He de-
clares That Mexico IS great country
for American industry II there We're sny
assurance OF protection.
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Oppose Salary Limit.

Leagues Ike the American assocls :
ton. International and Pacific Coast
naturally feel that they are big enough
TO fix the salaries their men are 10 re-
ceiye and they 10 not care TO nave q
lot OF minor organizations naming me
figure FOR lhem The "A also oppose the
10 discussing tho galary limit the asso-
cisiion I'll selected Columbus for next, year $
gathering Tic Ohio capital. Omaha and and
Nashville put in bids for the event nut
az predicted it was awarded TO Colnn :
hrs aud the nagnates WIN cut their
capers along High street next fall
The only deal OF consequence on me
final day OF the meeting &as 'he l' snie
Braves, lie was sold outright to Inc Al
innta club Of the Southern league
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INCORPORATE CLARK ESTATE.
Company viii Handle Affairs Of Exten-
slve Interests,
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov 14-Notice OF the in
pany. capitalized at s1S5. 900. was filed in
the office of County Clerk s. G. Dye to-
day., The incorpora tors arc the heirs Of
the late Joseph Clark, the company hav-
Ing been Incorporated for the purpose Of
handling the affairs of the estate. Those
named as lncorporators. together with
their official titles. arc Hannah L. Clark,
ident. Minnie c. Paine, secretary and
treasurer: Frank A. Clark, Roy L. Clark
and Clyde S, Clark, all OF whom are d.
rectors with tho exception OF the lat
ter.
With Ogden as the principal place Of
business, the objects OF the Incorporation
are specified as the buying and selling
OF real estate or personal property and
the administration OF the affairs con-
nected with the Clark estate.
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been that OF shooting more than the
limit allowed by the law, one deer TO
each hunter during a season, Mr..
Chambers refused TO mention the coun-
ties from which these violations have
been reported.
He states that at no time in the his
tory of the garno commission haVe deer
been so plentiful as during the season
now closing, veDtuIfnG the opinion that
twice the number have been killed dur
ing the past month than during any
other previous season. This statement
does not coincide with statements of
local hunters. who have made many
frultless trips to the usual haunts OF
deer in Weber and adjoining counties,
There has been very little venison on
the local market this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Chinese Arrested.
special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The tribune.
OGDEN Nov. 14.-rwelve men were
arrested and q home made gambling out
fit was confiscated when the police raid :
cd II Chinese gambling house over Joe
Wings restaurant at 2463 Grand avenue
tonight, All OF the men under arrest, In"
Guiding the proprietor, II. Sing, are Chi
ueSe. Chief OF Police w. l. Norton and
eight officers gained entrance 10 the
gambling room by breaking down u door
on the ground floor The bond of the
proprietor was placed al 5000 and be was
locked IN the city jail, but several OF the
others were released OIL 500 bonds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
tzdly's Jamestown Results.

iics FIVE and a half furlongs,
rF by Night, 100 (ButwelD, Z TO
\; iurxey In the Straw. 1I2 Mon
TO !. second: Gard denis, l09
rab 10 ?, third. Time, 1.09 s-5.
race. SIX furlongs. selling
w .hopkins). TO s, won: CONT
@ (Wol0. S TO 4, second
10y (Martin). TO ], third !,
aoe. two miles, hurdle-J esuit,
lnuand). 3 10 z. won: Azure Maid,
saceIsonl, 10 TO /, second. Only
|Es1cd. Time. 4:lO.
g Tace' one mile. purse-Amalh,
|.i.sell), 4 to /, won; Joe Diebold
%sh,, 3 to ], second, Patton. i05
! 70 ], third. Time, 1:4o
,i1 iTace' six furlongs, handicap
ml, III (Peak), to i. won,
@ lMartin). 10 |, second: Fly
@ Ia l9s (McCaheyJ, 10 /, third
ne, mile and ne-sixteenih, sell
,.S 10! (TeahannJ. 6 TO i, won ;
|g w (Buxtom. . TO !. second
,lAngdon. l09 (ButweID, 4 TO /,
line, if8 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
|I|[V No LONGER
SECRETARY
I,,iius Changes Made in
4 Office Force of the
New York Club.
n Nnws SerNlCc.

,..,.ional News Service.
York Nov, 14.-Radical
,ss Office management of the
j ys.Ional league baseball club
,t the annual meeting OF the
nrs,3 city today. Eddie Bran
!. copular young assistant score
.hout the only one Of the for
~. force left after the typhoon
"a. o'BTlen was replaced by Il.
s.,,,.on AS secretary. Mr.. Nc
,,l also act as treasurer, an
|fN,so",,ly held by John Whalen.
g.ncsiead was chosen vice pres
s roursr. John 7. Brush re-
~ presidency, but MIR. Brush's
4, seyeral years has been SO poor
l'J,sss no active part in the ad-
s.sIsd by the Giant management
4. sseeplng office changes We're
.,v way to dissatisfaction with
,,sry ofYicIals. IL is stated that
5Ejrn stepped out of the secre-
Y rountarily. His health Is re-
IN have broken under the strain
I mst campaign and the world s
4 M oDrien is in Milwaukee, his
4 home and ne substaptiates this
"a He announced his resignation
4 = psrsonsl friends several weeks
|D8rlen was brought here from
-us,. under a lonG-tcrm contract.
A President Hempstead Is a son-ln-
\ M Brush and viii doubtless be
'a, president OF the Giants. He
|r, active in the business man.
Ia Of the titleholders during the
It. IsN GUNNER, IL is said that
4 iuluro he Will he the real power
n ths throne.
announcement OF the retirement
3 cprisn proved quite a scnsa-
'1 ssehall circles, He was gem
Errarded az one OF the ablest sec
;n IN Us big lea CUES. His admin
II all lest season and during the
ID Rr.cs appeared TO be nawless.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Ministers Reorganize Society.

Special to The Tribune
POCATELLO. Ida, Nov. 14-At a
the city reorganized the Ministerial as
ISOLATION. which has for some time been
inactive. The Rev w. r n Hartley,
pastor OF the First Baptist church. the
oldest minister from point OF service In
the city, was chosen president. and the
Rev, Arthur Saunders, rector OF the Epis-
copal church. was chosen vice president
Secretary Richardson Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
was elected secretary and treasurer. Ar
rangements were completed for a union
Thanksgiving servlce, to be held in the
Baptist church whore the Rev. Frederick
Hamilton OF the Congregational church
VIII BIO tho speaker OF the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Twin Falls MournS.
Special to The Tribune.

TWIN FALLS, Ida, Nov. 1.-THE
death In Los Angeles of George A Pool
er. auditor OF the First National bank of
this city. has brought universal grief to
the community. Mr.. Pooler recently suf-
fered a severe attack Of typhoid fever
and as soon a. he was able TO be moved
he was taken from the local hospital to
Los Angeles. In the hope OF benefiting his
health.
He was considered one OF the best ac-
countants in southern Idaho and had been
In the banking business In this city for
the past five years. He was a member
OF the Apollo club. an active member Of
the Baptist church superintendent Of
the Baptist Sunday school. and activo in
7. NJ G. A work. 4 descendant Of Rog-
er Williams. Mr.. Pooler was a happy
combination OF Puritan and good fellow,
The funeral was held yesterday in Los
Angeles at the home OF his mother.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Light Socialist Vote.
Special TO The Tribune.

SNeCIdI 70 IIlc II1UUHt.
BRIGHAM. Utah. NOV. IA very
light vote was cast for the Socialist
ticket IN this county. Following are the
returns;
For presid entail electors-A. l.. Mitch
ell. rs: Jacob Il. Cease 10: w e. War
ner, NJ. D., 10: George A. Huscher 10.
liam NJ. KDerr. 6I; Murray r.. King. 60.
For governor-Homer l.. Burt, So
For secretary OF state-lI. A. Saunders.
81.
For state trea asurer--W. NJ. Cannegel-
ter, 5S.
Amendmeuts-No /; Yes 1872. no 20I0;
No. 2: Yes $50, no 1888: No. 3: Yes 266.
no 1914. No A.: Yes AS, no 1885, No. 5:
Yes ltb no 1S52: No. s. Yes roc. no 1878;
No. I: Yes lis, no 1880; No. 8; Yes 3SI,
no 1122.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
ALLOW RETAINER FEE.
City Commissioners Employ Attorneys In
Water Right Suit
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov, 1s.-On the reconlmen-
dation OF City Attorney Valentine
Gideon. the city commissioners this
morning ordered warrant for 800 In
favor OF Richards &c Boyd attorneys.
This Is the retainer fee for service IN
the forthcoming condemnation suit OF
the Ogden River Reservoir company
against Ogden city. II was represented
In preparing the city's answer and
counter claim TO the original complaint
A petition was received from a num-
Der Of property owners asking for the
opening Of Oak street in Ruston sdd-
ton. The matter was referred to the
superintendent OF streets and public i'm
DroysmeDts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Twjnees OF rheumatism, backacbe,

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Duffy to New York?

White SoX as well as former boss OF
several ball clubs. both majors and
minors, was reported 60 be slated Tor
the managerial position TO he slated ior
UirblandeTs Duffy left this morning
and il was said that he would consult
with Owner Farrell immediately upon
his arrival in the effete TERRITORY. nan
Duffy was offered the position OF man
aeer in both st. Paul ana Buffalo. ltls
nrice was a BIT more than the maGnatcs
in these two cities cnred TO nay ana theu
.name tLe story that DUFFY occupied the
Golden seat as le WAS also wanted IN
fhe American league. where he could get
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
DISCUSS HOSPITAL AFFAIRS.
Report Shows Total OF SAY in Insti.
tuition.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO, Nov. 14.-The state board Of
insanity met today at the State Mental
hospital and transacted the regular
routine business for the month Medical
Superintendent d, IL Calder was au-
thoIized TO advertise for bids for sup
plies for the institution for next year
The following claims were allowed for
the month Of October: Salaries, $2557 80;
current expense, S2133,82s on feeble
minded account. s279.05: improvements
and repairs. s31S,soi new dairy house
and barn, $4,000; other items, $75
The superintendent's report on patients
shows; Number in the institution Octo-
Der L. 223 men. 119 women. admitted dur
ing October men, 5 women; number
discharged. men and 3 women: died. Q
men, number remaining October 81, 323
men and 201 women; total, 524. Two
feeble minded patients were admitted
during the month making a total of
patients including feeble minded-234
men and 213 women-547.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Adopt New Bookkeeping System

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov, 1.-THE clerical force at
the local headquarters OF the fourth for
estry district are receiving a course OF
instruction IN the new system Of book
keeping recently devised by the govern
ment experts. The instruction is being
given by W. j., Schrlck, in charge OF ac-
counting for the department of agrjcul-
ture The new system was devised by a
commission OF government experts, OF
which Fred a Cleveland is chairman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
LIMA CREW BLAMED FOR WRECK.

Investigating Committee Tells Causes Of
Accident on Short Line.
Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Ida, Nov. 1.-THE com
mittee which investigated tile causes OF
the accident which occurred October 81
on the Montana division near Kidds sid :
ing, and which resulted In the death OF
Engineer William Purdle and Fireman
Jean Bare. place the responsibility on the
yard crew OF Lima. This was made up
OF SwitchmaD II. s. Scott blamed for
not having properly set the handbrakes
on the two coal cars In the Lima yards
Yardmaster w. l.. Thompson and Switch
man l.. G.. Ford alleged TO have been
negligent in leaving the derail switch set
for main line without a man in charge
The committee was made" up OF six men
presenting the public and an equal
number of Short Line officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Husband Cots Divorce.

SpeElaI 10 The IrlDuhc.
OGDEN Nov. 1t.-lu the district court
today Judge j. A. Howell granted an In
terlocutory decree OF divorce to J.. Merle
Kinds in his suit against Rosa Kinds.
The husband obtained the decree on the
ground or dcsertion The two were mar
Red al Pocatello. Ida. November H.
1910. The interlocntory decree of divorce
granted to Laura Scott IN her suit against
order OF Judge Howell Tho first decree
was issued April S, 1912
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
PLAN SCHOOL GARDENS.
Citizens VIII Attend Meeting to Discuss
Proposed Improvement.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 Tie Iribune.
OGDEN, Nov, 14.-All citizens who are
interested In school gardens by utilizing
vacant lots throughout the city for
utility or ornamentatlon have been in
vited TO attend g. meeting at the county
building Saturday morning The meet
ing was arranged primarily for the
teachers OF the city and county schools,
but all will be welcome. Professor Ab-
bey Of the University OF Utah will de-
liver an address.
The plan for civic Improvement by
establishing school gardens throughout
the county was fostered by the publicity
bureau of the Weber club and later re-
ceived the support OF club women. The
movement has now been Endorsed by the
school authorities OF both city and
county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Japanese Reports Burglary.

SpeClaI 70 TIC Irlpune,
OGDEN. Nov. 1.-THE loss Of watch
a diamond etlckpin and $40 In cash was
reported 10 the police by Ii. c. Matsuda,
when he found upon arising this morn
Ing that his room had been entered dur
Ing the night. Matsuda is q Japanese
and supplies laborers for the Southern
Pacific and Oregon Short Line. He lodges
at a. boarding house at EOS West Twenty
second street The contractor says that
his loss will be $3.50. The police have
obtained no clcw TO the thief.
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Accused Of Forgery.

Special 70 The TribuDc.
OGDEN Nov 1i.-On information re-
ceived from Sheriff r. ~, kerfoot al
was arrested BY Detectives George B..
Wardlaw and Charles Ppuock a. he
stepped from Oregon short Line tIaiu
No, 2 in this city today. Morgan, who
Is wanted on a charge OF forgery, admit
ted his identity 10 The local police, hut
had 40 statement to make regarding his
alleged crime. lie has agreed TO return
all officer from Vale Will arrive here 10
morrow for the man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Postpone Probate Matters.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN Nov. 1i.--lu 2 message 10
Deputy Clerk John V Bluth iatc this
afternoon, Judge n, j. Harris. who Is
presiding on the bench of the district
court at Logan. announced that he would
be unable to dispose OF the pressing legal
matters In time TO consider probate mat
tiers and motions in his own division OF
the district court here tomorrow. The
matters appearing on the calendar for
consid GRAFTON tomorrow Will be taken up
on Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Sent to Mental Hospital,
Special 10 The Tribune.

E9pUNItI IIUNTFEs
OGDEN Nov fI-Timothy u. Fen
ton, The veteran railroad conductor taken
into custody yesterday at the request
OF relatives, was adjudeed insane by a
board OF examiners this morning ano
taken to the State Mental hospital by
Deputy Sheriff Joe CroIDptons The board
was composed OF Judge j. A. Howell, Dr,
h, NJ. Conroy ard DR.. George w. Baker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Taken Back to Prison.
pecial to The Tribune


POCATELLO. Idaho. Nov. 14.-George
Brown, a former resident Of Pocatello.
was sent to the Salem, Or. penitentiary
this morning. He was sent UP in Oregon
for forgery and let out on parole July
Is OF this year lie broke parole by
been Searching for him He was expected
to drift back TO his old haunts and was
captured here n few DAYS ago, He tried
to escape by digging holes through the
wall but was placed in the steel cell
until guard arrived from Salem for
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
VIII Not Trade Hauser.

Miller Hugsins manager for The car
dInaIs. came through with the announce
inent that ne would no longer consider
the deal bv which Arnold Heuser WAS
tn ooroe 10 the Cubs I'm return for what
ever The West Siders got for Joe Tinker
The Cardinal manager took the staid
dnaI had nagsed their zenith and That
they were on the decline, while the 81;
Ioyis shortslop was coming and would
get better as the years passed. u,.. g.
would be with the Pacific Coast league
I'm 1913,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Talks on Character Study.
Special to The Tribune.

SPECIAL 70 Tie Trlbnne.
OGDEN, Nov. 1s.-Dr. Iohn Il. Miller,
editor OF tho Character Builder. a Salt
Lake publication. stopped OFF In Ogden
few hours today while EN- route to
Basin. Wyo.. TO deliver an address on
ers institute. DIR, Miller delivered a
brief address to the students OF Weber
academy this morning. Although on the
tion. Dr. Miller resides in Los Angeles,
where he is an instructor in the Y. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Improve Traction Roadbed.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov, 1d.-City Commissioner
j, G.. Nye, superintendent of streets, is
pleased with the new form OF roadbed
construction adopted by the Ogden Rapid
Transit company on its North Washing
ton avenue line and has sanctioned the
improvement OF the other tracks in the
same manner. Preparations are now be-
ing made To place three blocks OF the
track ia bed OF reinforced concrete,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-15
Liquor License Transferred,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Nov. H.-Following the ac-
ton OF the city commissioners In approx
Ing the bond. Judge j. A Howell Today
approved the transfer OF retail liquor
license from w. j. WclnnIer proprietor
Of the Pullman bar. To Herman r, South
ard. The business location Is NJ 2i0
,rwnntN. ffth street.