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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

champion of eqEnl RIGHTS shich car
~ uudrTutooa o. iEvcistnE egu-l iefts
ave. rbeFs's The RIB .; Il Only
equal riEhts thai lote'y Wonsa uhais
shs u4nts nons u thai came 10 ehich
hoth riEhts hnd irfts oEr 0nsn uaud
ioEsther. o. Eamss in uhbrh ~ ~
b played aEainsi the riEhf In surh
SAYS fhat the nan uito SITS riEhi
SEE len. ~ ~ pnst. ~ - hoid n
haE TnEkinE In NsE York 81 her
bitter gKuerisnse 10 n nanaEomeuf
oi ~ 81 L0uis NattulnS La1Ese tean
thoun - ths Csriiunls. ~ ninnsi
Cursed her inhrniancs 81 nat ACRE
Eaiion. sitaeuEh. o. nua-y counts IN
M jor laaEur baseban. "a BE- = ane
pfupsuy But Mn Brittas E=.s ~
sbouf souti1n-la 40 spirit above
mere uhiliinGl
Hear ~ lndy fsr ~ ra-.e IL
anv woman diu..iI-iI-l - l-s51uh
REALIZES 81 houls nv GPusd--Iull
ian hrir 70 > baseball team " shs 5
iookinE for a clHeer We agrss
with h-r thar aRy Uouuan soeklnE TO
hr.sk out Of tho shelierssi Into the
sirsauous NE could not und . more
oBea ro.d than o. isadiaE - e hase-
Ian iurustiis. Mn Brirfon has ioanA
10 90 All have - - . 70 thai.
sh- u4-ut o. - tat srhins q 49,
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uaHi 10 hspVrn 70 oze Of ms sSx-
Yer n 10 nour less than fuo s~asota
tune since sueei arr wrtiers or usuE-
Iau-Fs uers uritiaE paEe nrticipN. y
'ustruied- q ths haBni1..s 40 GtoEy.
ias fluaeTH und iHrrnnF aurrOund.
- her iife o. the onlg uoman hau-
laB mlEnsie And this 1EiRaill ~
Is hsclT q par q the suulsuafs 40
,imgiiclty o. the uheissrad nie q
woman who uou.d rob by o. it,
This SBes On Efous. on resdiuE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

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I. = g.ii-h Vaill - = $50 malllIn.
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nazia thal IL hnaa uoosn. NE
~ uleot ngseTs. ~ rlllud ul1ur
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u8d ~ 80 eouHs uuliiEhi: ~
chn,--u lFs ahuui i've 20 une Thar -
eahnst paasibly nluaeHs bsFuad iuto
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ihis zFvut trlnsfnTllttaa favorshis
oasiruuseni 80 p,-nEy - food hare
s-uTueiy NJ nols % - than afriVe
habits and ths ErOuth q srnalhi's
49, q phyuicai ueii-U-ins New
Nork WoFid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

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uoul1 nahs ~ ilsai uifs. Wen. ~
hsrs - a1nit tat MaFy's hu1tan1
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aas and basi f1ru&
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uarusuiu EifA ruf19s and l.as
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m sdt.etiys. M vh-n she h - ~
dosaat ~ - adtaeiive onr' . duy.
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harhei8fs b that fee uonen IA earl
el0uEh 70 aaBpoFt . nan IN niyis.
A uonas 90 always - uhat SO
wants fron her hushan1 n - uill
nnnounes thst ~ dBeua'J vast b snd
uouidnt take n y hs uaer-d IL -
h-r
sonr human roosters aFe 20 buss
cFouinr thai They hst-nt LINZ .
scraich ioT . nrinE
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

~ VIII ~ aluthsr triuHaph for the
psnr- moVemen' -Teunyrols hruihsT
bod ~ nan ard fudeTation q the
uorid-uheh tle Hrtfish Ebert . lous
asut 10 Ge8rEr Washinsiuu IN West
SINISTER Abb.y o. Westminster Hall
Any siie In i1oaaon ull rerre tho
puruo-- uvii bui Westminster ABBY
the famous Eritisa Vuihaiia. uuuld ~
ths bsst plser Of 81 A memorial
bSnorinE the carv-r 81 uis Anvrt-an
Ebo Vas always Grul 10 iae American
rull Of honor would b. q atlinE eiimaH
~ re cei~hfattoa % b. held In 1910
70 mari the huodred'h anniversary 81
the establishmeut Of pe10e betugeu
shs Cuiied states sd Gr-ai Brilain.
VIA ~ approval o. tbe By2i-h
1%SRmmSSSt - a.surei " SIR Edwin
Gre,. the pTe1rS aee>>tary f1T FoT
eiEn AaaiFA. the aanduous propo-ui
- practically certain o. b,iHE rellnsd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24


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posseused q IA. u1ill Clr
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ihan lorho o5 WhCIu
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- To- 4 have Gl1 . U1
CO nsauno8 M IN 81
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save fhe dsru ~ a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

~ 1DaF1aaa vusan- sho Ms b,-a
trur1 l1-rae ~ 80 Ein siua-Ht. q
tr1r1 rniu.gu,ly OssruE.s many
ui1l11ilna1 n1lEoR she - ~ .
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rlrlTllg aEFiru,iuFs Tor . prDfe-ston.
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2 irchus ~ - weighs III pooads.
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uggui M yuaIl ~ had q uaist thar
ou1 - ~alunled- vita ths to
h1n1t; nNlnalE uSo- s.Nt-ep izrliss
lt ~ Uullfui Ar1ilirr. naturally
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~ ~ ~ - - reuiorrd uith SMELL
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24
nUMTInsTou pAPGas FJRHiSH
PROoF

N-81Ea
CtarkablFE nsuspaS-rs are enEas-d
In prutraeied tnint dshai. 81 the tCon-
tined IN cur nsHti VARSITY upuu ~
merifs ~ oo8miu.iun GpveruDeui.
ne Ens-Basui ~ tnE-u the Hfnrma-
tfV-. md he TsisEF1m the neEltivs
HuuunEtou has bnen cited - . uit-
r-sr. ON dir-ri s1auiuafinu ths n
rousat niakes Huntington nay ahe b
safisfs.i With the uomuiaiun plaza
= hii- fhs Telegram on crnsseHhmiua
iiou iu'iuiidaf.. Oh. utfns-rs- Eets her
confessed. aud mah-- brr ~ she -
no. az Sled Ths truth 10 he Hunt
inEton lsuaid no change rho commits
sion f3rm for aay o'her form Bat
th.r. are many ,HouEhtfui eitin-ns
10 t-iieFr th1i ih- tr,---u1 form o.
GOWN ssiou EBvrrnm-uJ - appiied H.
iiul t.s.g-on. sthnds .n n-sd ~ amend
wen in = lee ess-nflaI partrulars
and tEsr with these nuaendin-ntH uer-
t,-ctsd Huniingiuhr plan uf oommis
i'm ANNNNHAANNA WIN HaeAA w.
rs-aaotabi- i-st and prove - hEhly
satisfactory - "a insure preparation
thysuEb . iouE period u yoar~ Hunt
inEi0n Herald-Dispatch Rep.
Tbe T-ieETam 10 haaiy misinforas-si
20 faF - HuatinEtou = ~uneeEued.
Tao people of Harrington arr not do
snri.fI-d With III commission ioTuirof
ros~rlBeHt Upou the other hana
;hrr- ar not ave W c--Ur ~ the -
i,Is - ID. cts sh0 uou'd vote 10 r.
JuTu 10 the Old syst-m % Eosrrnmynf
b. = mayor and c0unrii 81 meHy meu,-
i'E-Fs- The 'oHaruiEsicn form Of s5y-
-rum-n' has prov-n rla b-si form Of
z0s.-nHs~ut thai Huntington has ever
had There aFe sam@ small change
IN tie d-ta.ls o. he plan thai NAV b.
aLas-aisis hut, 20 TAR - the astuai
fOrn - E0verumeut b. concerned. ths
Ts-l-Erasa mar rysJ assgred that Hum
lnzron 10 -mln-n,iy sa-lsfed via uhaI
10 M iOnEef experiment IN this
cf's - fIun;lEEton Advertiser uhem.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

d-ath. va ths editsr Of iis Clark
ton Ga1rtie. 10 q urii~r % H1ougnined
ability. ahu = T-s-. uhoss suesS 1onEH
uiii -cniiHu- - b. sang ic he-P alive
his memory
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

Th- May 81 ib- Hiily.- Is The
title o beaufiral Christmas possn. b.
me laIs Eduaua n Kennh Ehich is
publisbef IN mis- pa5-r Today NJ.
K-uaa- uho. up ia ~ TINE o his
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

The MO,b-rs' Clsb o. Fslrnoal ~
Gently adopted r'-soilIiouz favorins
he o0nmision form Of sos-rnalsnt
and thc Woman's cub Of F4iFmonI. q
sirunE and innusutinl orsahiElti0E.
oould help out uondeFfuiiy b. doing
th- sane Eias thinE VIII Tn ladies
help
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

Attorney General wick-r-hsm Aas
stfack-d th- candy trust. %, b. ~
ESne At II - quirtiy That on could
aimOs; hear . chOco.ais drop
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

o. MAJ SQUAD a ufl- Fiullmons.sh a.
Rrran.zn 10 saEz-st thhi the I,-aPis os
rs.lrtn-Ht have . r5Eaf 20 s-isci th-i-
ouu s7he ali or r-vaU tksm r. th.y
e.zoo-e suf 20 natter sou % -6uuds
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24
EouAL Rre.tTa Anp -.

Mrs. Hetrn ErittOH. IN saiimahi'
and eharmiaE Lady. and Ouncr q q
MAJOR leasBs hal lean, 10 apE'aFeusiy
> rirunE adVoCats u tie uheiiered
iif- or wonru So % cs,a-nfly ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

The king q spaia has an annual
salary o; 81. ssa.sss and th- E-n-ral
--utimsnt In spain Ss-mz 70 b.
AGAINST EiEinE bin an inorca-c o. a..
ursi 81 the year
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

u
Hi Eod
0u-tb writer Wer
Vi-Etni.n
psp-r a atoeh~d
l.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

u Cobb has called oa Mr. Wii.oa
O. SENS thr pr-aislrn'--i-ct b . pr
son 81 some importance afieT al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

Mr.. Tan zayS tis.p'" var l.
>nouEh TOR him 10 liye "a. and In ac1
isrr- are one OF tao d ~ uho ar
u-orTylnS aiouE On evcn lsSs than that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

ssuaior BuFtua o Oai0 says $500
r-ntA1rs an statesmen ard Ens,s are
patrunaEr hrut-Ts. Hr oUEhi e know
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

Onehalf 81 the uorid do-- no.
knou hos tae ether hslf dives
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

ANsi- LSuis uahooi 'eachsr tulS
infty rhiidren thgt, thuFe b no .'sata
! Class. the cTuei. iEBuTsBt thihE,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

Whai'p Ia = nance dirore- case
10 Neu Vofk b -nshi-d Hius ~
Bliss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-24

Thers ~ =asasusr van il s--nr
a. ;hoaEh IL is saor, tine setue-a
Csri<tmasss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
CHARGES ARE MADE
AGAINST ATTORNEY
Self-ConfeSsed Panderer Ac-
cuses Prominent Member of
Bar of Misconduct.

Marvin Papworth. who pleaded guilty
in the Third district court recently to
tho charge OF psnderins. was sentenced
Yesterday by Judge +, G. I.oofbourow to
serve a term of two years in the state
prison.
Before sentence WAS passed upon him
Papworth made a statement to The conr.
detailing his relations with Marjorie
Luck. the complaining witness IN the
case He said rnat the Slrl told hitn
that she left home because of mistrcat-
meny. lie denied that he had ever at
tempted IN induce her 10 lead an immoral
life. and said that she cntored the stock
ade of her own volition, leaving 1t after
ward.
Papworth Then referred TO an incident
In his preliminary examination IN Jus
tice Has1,cr's court III which the com
planning witness got out of the custody
of the court temporarily by escaping from
th. CITY In an automobile. She wes later
caught at Garfield and brought back.
In connection with this incident. Pap
worth made serious charges against At
torr1ey Ser1uel a. King in his sta atement
to the court.
With reference 10 Pspworth's caarccs
Major KinH said last night: "Tbero Is
no truth in his statements. Those who
have known me during the past twenty
years in which | have practiccd law In
this city will not accept The word Of Z, a
the case are these: During the prclimt-
nary examination of the case there came
II time when the Luck pir! did not wan,
to testify. She asked for n lawyer and
IL was suggested by AsSis tant County
Attorney Jensen TINT j. who was de-
Tending rapworth. should advise her.
We went out into the hallway and The
girl asked me what the consequences
would he TO her snould she refuse 10 tcs-
tify. | told her that she would be neld
In contempt of court and that she might
be semi TO Jail for period OF time to be
determined by the court.
I'VE returned 10 the courtroom and
court was immediately adjourned Tor
noon. When il resumed in tho after
noon I learned that The girl had disap-
peared. In no way did / even suggest
that she run away.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Warrants Requested,

On ross-eXanlInatlon Mr.. Bowman
said that he had heard criticisms OF
Newton's conduct of cases and that there
had been many requests from the coun-
" attorneys office for warrants for the
arrest Of Newton on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false preteuses. IN
some Instances warrants had been issued,
but none of the cases had ever come to
trial. according 10 the recollection OF Mr.
Bowman, having been dismissed by the
prosecution.
Several OF the complaints with The
alleged worthless checks were placed il
the record OF the hearing,
The grievance committee OF the Bar
association. which Is contesting Newton s
application for a license by the supreme
court, placed Patrolman j. ". Pitts on
The stand. lie testified that in a case
wherein Grace Brooks WAS arrested for
the larceny of $50 from man from Mer-
cur tho woman had given the money back
TO the complaining witness, who. in turn.
turned 1t ocer to officer Pitts, who de-
posted il in the court. Later Pitts tes
titled lie was approached BY Newton
who asked him the address of the Mer-
cur man and made the proposition that
il they could draw down Inc 500 there
would be S25 In II for Pitts and S25 for
Newton
AZ this was a new charge. Newton s
attorneys asked for time 10 prepare for
cross- examination, The hearing vas
continued until 10 a. IN. today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
SALTA|R COMPANY
HAS NOT ACCEPTED
Franchise Granted by The City
Is Still Under Con-
Sideration.

ATTORNEY Franklin s. Richards. repre-
sentine the Snltalr company, spent an
hour yesterday with Richard =. Morris.
commissioner OF streets an0 public I'M
provemcnts. discussing the terms Of the
franchise voted the company by the cit!
commission al Mondays meeting. The
Saltair company is trying To convince
the commissioners that cars should be
permitted TO operate on Main street. but
the members OF the city's governing body
remain Arm In thoir attitude that Inter
urban traffic should not be added TO tGc
press of business on the citY's main
thoroughGare.
A suRgegtion was advanced at yester-
days conference. which may receive The
favorable consideration Of the commits
of the franchise grant is the paving Of
North Temple street. from the viaduct
10 Ninth West street. the expense To be
borne by tho Saltair company This
street is 49, feet wide. il is proposed
10 reduce This wldtn 10 sixty feet bT
parking spaces on both sides. similar TO
The arrangement on East South Temple
street This would greatly reduce the
cost Of The paving. and add To the at
1ractiVcncss OF the street. at the same
time leaving II wide enough to accom-
modatc traffic.
Ths Saltair people have reached no
in9 the franchise They were given
thirty days In which TO sicnify their ac-
ceptance Of the franchise and Viii study
the natter from all angles before reach
ing a decision Even II the conditions
of tia grant arc found acceptable. work
of electriicatiou of the beach line Win
not begin until the 1912 season Is over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
SLOGAN WANTED FOR
UTAH PRODUCTS WEEK

Yesterday evening 81 ;he Commercial
club meeting OF the publicity commit
Ice or the Utah Products week was neld
At which several plans were mapped out
10 present to the meeting uf the cXecu-
tive committee 10 bc held at the Yer
mont building tonight.
a special slogan for tho big week I,
10 be presented FOR adoption: COPY FOR
window cards 10 be displayed in Salt
Lake and elsewhere throughout the STA tc
hss been prepared; copy for ouveloUe
and letter insert printing was written:
inecrirs lons for banners ~ bc stretched
across the principal strsots of Salt Lake
were framed. and 4 number OF surzes
tions respecting All extensive newspaper
nublritT campaign were prepared ioi'
presentation at toni-nt's meeting.
This committee has bccn hard woIi,
upon It's duties and the members expect
their report so be such ~ VII cover
every requirement Of The executive BODY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
DIED.

WORT1IlNGTON-Gu this city, March
u, 1912 Of liver trouble Oscar Worth
ingtou of NephI. Utah. son of Thomas
and Susannah Wuthiugton, aged thirty
ono years Native OF Utah. The re-
mains were shipped by Joseph William
Taylor to Nepli, "Wednesday afternoon;
Funeral services Will he held at Nephl
Friday. March 10. Friends are invited TO
attend.
GAlNI;S-Ip this city, March IL, 1912,
Ella NJ Gaines. aged siNty-siN years,
sister or \. G. Harris. Funeral services
will he held from The residence OF her
daughter Mrs. Il. A. Canine, 103 South
Second East street, Friday. March IL,
1912. at 1890 Il. Body will be shipped
10 Ogden over the o, :. l., on the ! 90
y. IN. train. Services Will be held at the
LarllIn undertaking parlors AT EGO p, IN
Interment Ogden City cemetery,
WOOICOCK-At Mammoth, Utah
March II. 1912. William II Woolcocls'
aged sixty years. The funeral services
viii be held Friday. March 15. at p M.
AT the residence OK Mrs. Emily Souihey,
sister OF Mrs, Woolcock, 200 East Sew
onth South street. lntormenr Mt Oliyct
cemetery.
WALIII;--At Union. March II, 1912. of
Brights disease Rosadelle b NulIs:,
aged OIL years and 10 months, Funeral
viii be held at Union ward meeting house
sunday, Marcn II. 1912. at T. o'clock
The body can be viewed AT the resi-
ment I'm Cottonwood cemetery. Friends
are invited.
MOFFAT-At Lakctown. Utah March .
1912, Lois B, Mofiat, wife of j. S. Mof-
fat and daughter OF John and Caroline
Gunn, aged 81 years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
In Railroad World

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Utah Light K Rail
Way company WAS held vest terday after
noon. All Of the members Of the board
Of directors were reelected. the election
each year being one of the requirements
Of the law.
Business on the Hartman system is
expected 10 show decided Improvement
In the noar future. according 70 a cir
cular letter just Issued by Thompson.
says that the country along the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific is slowly
but surely expanding and th5 earnings
from now on should show q decided In
crease.
Commencing Tuesday March &C.. the
annual meeting OF the Transcontinenta
Scrip bureau VIII be held in the Hotel
Utah NJ. o. Bickncll. agent for the bu-
reau. with headquarters in San Fran
cisco. will arrive here from that city
of <hc members OF THE bureau have an
nounced their intention OF being here &
day ahead of time.
A, T. Jackson. passenger agent at Los
Angeles for the Union Pacific, vas a Salt
Lake City visitor yesterday
f. y. Wilson. district freight agent FOR
the Hartman lines At Butte. WAS in this
city yesterday on business
H. NJ. Adams. freight traffic manager
for the Western Pacific. with hcadquar- =
ters in San Francisco. VINO has neen in
Denver on business. Will pass through
his Headquarters.
e j. BRYANT. travelling passenger agent
for the New York Central. with head
quarters in Salt Lake City. IS In Idaho
on business.
Kent .. keyes, commercial agsn. fo-
the New York Central. viii leave FOR Ia is
Vegas, New, today on short business
d.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
PROBING CHARACTER
OF ATTORNEY NEWTON
Police Court Clerk and Prose
cutor Testify That His
Record IS Good.
COMPLAINTS ADMITTED
PatrOlman SWears That New
ton Gave Him Chance to
"Draw Down Money.
COMPLAINTS ADMITTED

The examining committee OF the Au-
prerle court resumed iis inquiry yester-
Gay into the moral character OF VIII
liam Newton, who has applied 10 the
court for permission To practice law IN
all tho courts of the state. The hear
Ing WAS mostly given up TO testimony
in behaf OF Newton 10 his general
roputa ton Records of the police court
were introduced 10 controVort the cyl
dence OF Police Officer Egberr that New
ton had offered him money TO pul Ger :
tain names on jury venire.
De NauN Wilson. n deputy clerk OF the
police court brought in the books OF the
court and testified that they contained
no record OF any demand for . venrc
hv Newton 10 he served or by any one
else during the months of May. June ami
July.
c s. Wiley, w. II. GrcgoIN ana T.. 9.
Penross All testified that they knew
nothing seains. Newton's moral charac-
ter and that his general reputation Tor
truth and Veracily was good.
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Dalton Proves Defendant.

w. :. Dalton. former assistant city at
torney, said that while he was employed
a. prosecutor in the police court he bad
professional relations with Newton and
good He had always kept his oral agree .
mcnts and that his general reputation for
truth ano veracity was excellent. New
ton he said had never tried 10 borrow
money from him amy oftcner than lie
had tried to borrow money from Newton
The only place he had heard Newton 3
character discussed he said was around
the police court. He recalled that some
man had once said. Newton may raise
D. in the police court, but he is good to
his family.
John ~ Bowman. formerly assistant
county attorney, testified that in his pro-
fcssionaI relations With Newton he had
always found that Newton was man OF
his word
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF the Stockholders OF Castle Valley Coal
Company

Company.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
TO All application in writing made to the
Undersigned by tho ownors and holders
tal stock of the Castle Valley Coal com
Dany, a corporation, to wit by the owners
and holders Of seven hundred and fifty
two thousand, one hundred fifty eight
(I62 1881 shares out OF the total of nine
hundred and twenty thousand (920, ,000)
corporation, TO call "A special meeting OF
the stockholders OF said corporation for the
purpose Of considering and voting upon the
proposition Of increasing the capital stock
OF said corporation from five million dol
lars (S5. 900 000), divided into one million
dollars $3.50 per share, To seven million.
five hundred thousand dollars o$7, 500. 000),
divided into one million, five hundred
thousand G,o00.000 shares of the par
value Of live dollars (S5) pei share, a spe-
cial meeting Of the stockholders OF said
the 18th day OF April, 1912. at 1880
o'clock ., m. of said day. at the office
OF the company. In the Court House
block, In the town OF Evanston, county
OF Ujnta, state OF Wyoming, for the OBJ
iect Of considering and voting upon the
ital STICK OF said Castle Valley Coal COM
pany from five million dollars (S5, 900 .000).
divided Into one million (l,0O0O0O shares
of the par vaue OF five dollars $50 per
share. to seven million, five hundred
thousand dollars (S7, 800 .OO0). divided into
Il 900 000) shares of the par value OF flvo
dollars (S5) per share.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah, March O.
1912.
JAMES II. 1IAYES.
President Castle Valley Coal Company
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