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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-05
]. ". GRANT NAMED
CHIEF OF POLICE
Bingham City Council Con-
firms Men for the Various
Appointive Offices.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Jan, 4-Thc incoming city
council OF Bingham made and ratified
tho following appointments at It's regular
meeting last evening:
Chief OF police. u. w Grant Oeap-
pointed; city clerk, +. w. Quinn (re-
appointcd); watermaster. Andrew MAYER
(rcsppointed); street superintendent. Ray
kenncr: health commissioners, DR., +. H.,
Siraup (reappontcd); treasurer, G, T..
Adderlcy.
Mayor T. II, CULLEN and Counclnen
c, H.. Adderley and II, s. BroWnlee were
re elected for the ensuing two years, and
4. G.. Gabrieson and R. r. Greer arc the
Incoming councilmen taking the places
Of Bishop ". p Waters and Jerome
The city made a good showing during
its last administration. II built $4,000
Jail and had more than $500 IN cash to
turn over 10 the incoming admnlstra-
ton,
While carelessy handling revolver
this morning, Joe Cardo. an Italian, shot
through a partition and wounded an
italian boy named Ruff Reno in the righ,
arm, inflictine q painful but not serious
Iuiury While no was carelessly snap
ping tho trigger. Reno spoke TO him
from the next room, warning him not "a
bo 30 careless. The man evidently did
not know there was n. cartridge I'm the
revolver. He was arrested, but released
Soon afterWar0.
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MANT| DELEGATES
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Governor Spry Delivers a
Brief Address; an Elaborate
Programme Carried Out.
By TAD
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
M-ANTI. Jan. i.-The dedication OF the
new Carnegie library took place here
yesterday. Governor Spry. Superintend-
cnt 4. G. Nelson. Prof. j. H. Paul and
Frof, Howard briggs arrived on yestcr-
days train and took part IN the dedica-
ton services, which were held Mt the
New theatcr on account OF lack Of nde-
quatc room at the library.
At 3 p. III, 1000 school children formed
into npe, sis abreast. and marched down
Main street 10 the Intersection OF First
North street. thence back 10 the theater,
where, In the open air, the governor
made II few appropriate remarks espe-
cially 10 the children.
The services then took place in the
thcater, where fully 1000 people were
present. The following programme was
carried out.
Song. What Man Am II by high
school: invocation, by DR. G. w, Martin: !:
song, by Mrs, Gotham; speech. by Mayor
Jacobson: speech. ny exMayor Lowry
song. by Mrs. Jessie Lund
Governor Spry then made short talk
in connection with libraries, and their
benefits. Prof Howard briggs, secre-
tary OF the board OF libraries OF the stale,
gave thc history OF the movement FOR
The establishment OF libraries through
out the state, state Superintendent 4.
G. Nelson and Prof j. II. Pau also
made appropriate remarks.
At p. m the audience adjourned 10
the libra ~. where President Lewis An
derson offered the dedicatory PRAYER. 4
musicale was given I'm the evening VI
the hish school in honor Of the governor,
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SLEUTHS AS ACTORS
SPY IN DRY TOWN
Accompany Theatrical Troupe
TO Lehi in Order to Get Evil
dence Against Blind Pigs.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
JEHI, Jan. i.-pou Wads worth was
arraiSned here yesterday before Judge
Webb Tor selling liquor without license
Two men testified to marking a bottle,
going TO Wadsworth and having him fill
II, paying a half dollar, and returning
produced ii In court, No evidence was
was out about two hours and returned
Jack Eoyle WAS tried for the same Of
dictmcnt and the jury WAS dismissed.
Monday Boyle Will be brought into court
again and be asked to plead again TO
tho amended complaint,
Saturday Mrs. Ellen LoverdGe was ar
rested for selling wine 10 the same two
men who were the prosecuting wit
nesscs In the other cases. She pleaded
guilty and was fined $50 and one day In
jail. Mayor Southwick, after eNacting
o promise that she would not sell any
more wine, rcmltted the fine and Inn
prisonmeDt-
IN the Two cases tried yesterday aud
today, j. T. H1lsey and Herman Cam
eron. detectives. were the witnesses. In
the cases yet to come up Salt Lake City
detectives will supply the testimony.
The salt Lake detectives came TO Lehi
the day of the last show and were
ostensiblv members Of the theatrical
troupe and claim that they obtained
plenty OF liquor with little difficulty
Bowie is out on $500 bail,
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FOR YOUR HAIR
Here Are Facts We Want You 60
Prove at Our Risk,

When the roots of the hair are en-.
tirely dead and the pores of the scalp
are glazed over, we do not believe that
'anvtbing can restore hair growth
But when the hair roots retain any
life. we believe there is nothing that
will so surely promote hair growth az
will Rexall sF9S" Hair Tonic, To prove
that statement. We promise to prompt
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for Rexall ''es' Hair Tonic should it
not please YOU.
RexalI 'so3'' Hair Tonic destroys the
germs which are usually responsible
for badness. 1t penctrstes TO the
roots of the hair. stimulating and, by
promoting circulation, pourisn'ns
them,
Rexall "nS'' Hair Tonic helps to
relieve scalp irritation, to remove
dandruif, to prevent the hair from fall,
ing out, aud TO promote nm inc increased sssc
prices so cents and Sl,0o. Remember,
you can obtain il only at our stores
The Rexall Stores-Druehl Franken.
27l South Main; Smith Drug Co., sl5
South Main.
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SURPRISE PRESENTED
TO NEW COUNC|LMEN
Saloonists Aver They Have
Obtained Licenses at Less
Than Legal Figure,
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 Inc alfiDUne.
Park CITY. Jan, i-Thc newly
elected city council held its first regu-
lar session tonight, with a fun stten-
dance To start the year the council
caused somewhat of stir by laying on
tho table thirteen petitions for liquor
licenses.
During tho discussion, IL was brought
out that the petitioners had each made
out the monthly fee for the license de-
sired in tho sum OF TS, which would
mako the annual fee 5000. The petitions
were tabled on the ground that the
council should be 800. City Attorney
Carl Evans rendered an official opinion
that under the law, no liquor license
could be issued at an annual fee under
$1,000.
II transpired during the deliberations
that many saloonists had obtained u,
censes at the rate of S75, and that
the new petitions had been pro
sentnd with the understanding that this
was the proper fee. Councilman j, w.
Thompson, the only hold over member
In tho new council declared That an
ordinance had been framed 10 reduce the
fee to SIS, but that after having passed
two readings, no final action had been
taken
saloonmen who petitioncd Tor renewal
OF LIQUOR licenses Will continue to operate
their respective establishments.
\ report was offered by City Mar
shal Charles Mair on tho present condi-
ton OF the new water system. Accord
ing to the report. many pipes have been
frozen by the cold weather, incon-
venieucing about oue-third al the peo-
pie OF tho city. Ii was reported that
negotiations are under way TO get de-
vice for thawing out the frozen pipes
and preventing them from freezing. The
committee on fire and water was In
structed TO thoroughly investigate the
water system and to report at the next
regular session.
The session closed after the commit
tee on finance had been Instructed to
audit the books of the city recorders
and auditors departments
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Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. i.-Whcn the meeting
OF the commissioners OF Ogden city ad-
jouIned today it was announced by Mayor
Fell that hereafter the board will meet
four times each week, Sessions will be
held Monday nights and Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday mornings OF
each week.
Daily meetings have been held each
day since the commissioners took charge
OF the city affairs. The most important
matter TO come before the board this
morning. was the approval OF Treasurer
Wallace FoulGer's bond for slio.o00 The
bond was divided among three surety
companies.
The board adopted a resolution re-
nuirlng those banks at which city funds
arc TO be deposited to furnish a satisfac-
tory collateral security aSgrecatng al
least 30 per cent OF the city funds on de-
posit,
The city engineer sent a communica :
ton requesting that Contractor j, Il.
lONolll be authorized to pump tho water
from the bed rock trench al the South
Fork dam site 50 tnat an inspection could
be made OF the preliminary work. This
was referred TO Mayor Fell, as supcrin-
tendent OF the water supply and water
works DEPARTING
Changes in the police fire and cn-
sineering departments have not yet been
announced although the board is ex-
pccted TO make certain radical changes
within the next few DAYS. The mem
bcrs OF the board are now trying to ar
range satisfactory office rooms for them
selves at the city hall. hut owing 10 the
limited office space in the building this
is 4 difficult problem
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lntermounta1n News
32,000,0O0 POUNDS
LEH| SUGAR RECORD
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
LEHI, Jan. 4.-The Lehi sugar fac
tory today closed its twenty first cam
successful in it's history. Never before
did IL make much sugar In ninety
seven days, the length OF the present
run
About 126,000 tons OF bects were cut.
bringing The average up TO nearly 1900
tons per day. Over 80. $500. 900 pounds of
sugar were produced
The superintendency placed $500 bags
as an exceptional days run and prom =
ised the men bonus Of 10 per cent
whenever this amount Was exceeded.
Many days tic men earned the bonus
and on one shift over 1900 hags of
J 90 pounds each were sacked. Generally
the men ore Dretty well tired out and are
glad the run Is over.
hs soon as they nave had few weeks
rest work Will he recommended. About
seen service for the past twenty -one
years. will be torn out, These will be
replaced with boilers Of a more mod
ern design and OF a large capacity.
5000 head OF sheep arc being fattencd on
beet pulp at the comnany's feeding
sheds. The hay that is being fed with
the pulp is being shipped In from Sewer
county.
Soon the company will begin contract
Ing with the farmers for becrs for the
next sea son, and Il is anticipated that
because OF the general satisfaction given
tho bcctgrowers this year that there will
be no trouble in securing an increased
acreage This year the fcht factory
distributed moro than 5000. 600 among tho
farmers for bccts.
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Big Rabbit Hunt,

Special to The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. Jan. 4.--roday sew
enty mon OF this city began rabbit
hunt To the western part of the county,
The move was started some time ago
by Senator ". c, fIorsley, and com
mlttec was appointed under the direction
OF tho Mutual Improvement association,
which obtained excursion rates over the
Southern Pacific from this city TO Ro5ell
station. West OF Promoptory,
E NJ Tyson, manager OF tho inter-
mountain Nursery company, arcompa-
MED the hunters and vas appointed cnp-
tain and viii have charge OF the men
while the hunting Is in progress. The
men will be handled in such way that
there will he little danger to life. for
tho men will he divided into squads, and
several miles square. they viii he scat
tered over big area. Rabbits have be-
come SO numerous out I'm that part of
The county that farmers have eSperl-
snced considerable loss. A heavy slaush-
ter is expected.
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Dies of Paralysis,


BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. i.-Yesterday
at the Dee hospital in Ogden Mrs. Mat
thew McMurtrIe or Garland passed away
after an illness of many weeks. The
cause of her death Was due 10 heart
failure. supernduccd by paralysis. Mrs.
McMurtrie suffered stroke Al her home
early In December.
She was removed TO tho home or her
mother, Mrs. John Crawford. in this city
on December -, and from hero she WAS
taken TO the ogden hospital ten days
ago Mrs. McMuTtrie in the daughter of
the late John Crawford OF Brigham, and
was born in Ogden. September l: 1875.
and she came 10 this city with her par
ents and family in 1890 In 1891 she
married Cornelius Wright who In 1899
was drowned in stream in the hills spst
OF Ogden. in September, 1907. she be-
came the wife az Matthew McMurtrie Of
Garland and had resided there since.
she leaves five children hy her first
husband. all OF whom are almost grown.
two sops and three daughters. Funeral
services VIII be held in the Fourth ward
meeting house tomorrow AT O'Clock and
intorment win he In the City cemetery
here
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Reputliate Liquor Seizure.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The TrlDune,
SPANISH FORK, Jan. a,--On Satur.
day. December 30 last past City Marshal
Morris j. MartcI. assisted by Police
made A. raid on the World Drug company
with "A scnrch warrant and took from the
house a quantity Of liquors under Che
search and seizure act; and took The
goods to the city hall.
The new city officers took tho matter
under advisement last night. elias Han
sen the new attorney, decided there was
no cause OF action, and the liquors Will
be returned today. Tho taking Of those
liquors was the last act Of the outgoing
Democrats,
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DIES WHILE AT WORK.
Veteran Conductor on Southern Pacific
Is Suddenly Stricken
Special to The Tribune

oF6CTa7 10 j nc DU1c-
OGDEN, Jan. d.-While taking IN
tickets on hls train at Tcrnley, New. Ia s,
night, Conductor Sidney II. Graves OF the
Southern Pacific railroad was attacked
with heart failure, caused by acute in
digestion. lie died before doctor could
reach him.
Conductor Graves was one Of the
pioneer railroad men OF The west. lie
came 10 Ogden from Grand Island. Neb.
twenty-five years ago He lived here
until 4 few years ago, when he was
transferred 10 tho Sparks division He
was in charge OF westbound train No
23 last night and had Travelled only
twelve miles on his regular run TO San
Francisco when he was fatally stricken
Word ~ his death was received by Al
bert Graves, 2 brother. also a Southern
Pacific conductor. al his home, 1890 Wal
survived by a. widow and several chill
dren Al Sparks, New. Funeral services
VIII he held at Sparks.
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WILL OPEN VAST AREA
IN MONTANA TO ENTRY

HELENA. Mont. Ian. 4:-According 10
estimates complied by United States Sur,
yeyor General Jerome G. Locke there VII
600 acres OF public land, settlement of
which has heretofore been delayed owins
To the fact that the land was unsurveyed
81 this area 2lOs,000 acrcs has been sur
veyed during the past year. The remain
inC ZOOS. 900 acres were surveyed or par
tie!ly surveyed In 1909 and 1910, but the
working up Of returns and the final 3c-
ceptanCe or the work has been delayed
owing to failure OF contractors to make
necessary contracts.
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American Fork Appointments.

Special 10 Tho Tribuno.
AMERICAN FORK. Ian. 4.-American
Forks new mayor and city fathers as
semhled last night in their first meeting,
Mayor Noyes. Councilmon John Hunter,
William r Thornton, Leo r.. Shelley,
Hans Christensen and George +. Shelley
wrrc present. Tho following officials
were appointed and confirmed; W.. r.
Chjp,nau. marshal. A, Nelson, justice
George y, Parker, attorney. John Steg
gles, road supervisor: George Crookston,
pormdkecper; Hobcr Walton. dog catcher;
NJ H. Fitzgerald. sexton; James "a, iuI-
son physician: Samuel Dean. supcrin-
tendent OF watcrworks.
The mayor also named the members
of thc various committees of the council.
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Will File Complaints,

SVnclaI 20 The TTlbU0e,
OGDEN. JHu f.--ConVincF5 ihsl the
evidence against George Cole and w. r.,
HutcbinBon arrested by detectives yes
terdny while searching the pockets of
Larry ODonuell Uhiin the iattcr Was In
toxicated. will warrant charges of at
tempted robbery. complaints charging
them with this offense will be flied by
the police tomorrow The two men VIII
be given a preliminary hearing before
Judge W. II. Reeder ot the police court
i1p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-05
MAY HAVE TO WORK.
Husband Whom Wife Charges With
Neglect Is Arrested.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, ian. enlarged with viii
wilfulIy ueglectinS 10 provide for his wife.
]. G KELLEY was this afternoon arrested
on a warrant sworn TO by Mrs. Bernice
Kelley by Deputy Sheriff Frank Ludwig.
Kelley will be given u hearing before
Judge w. II Ree5er tomorrow,
During the past SIX months Sheriff
Harrison has rounded up number OF
men who have neglected their families
Several are now serving time on the
county roads the money thus earned
being turned over To their families. AS
provided for in the statute passed ar the
last session Of the state legisla ture.
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|pBBED IN EFFORT
| 10 RECOVER JEWELS
Victim of Holdup Who Offers
Reward for Recovery of
Diamonds Duped.
GIVES UP $500 CASH
Goes 10 Lonely Spot With
Money and Meets Stranger
With Rifle.
ZpstiaI 10 The Tribune

|tpetia 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. i.-Duped into believ-
|hy that pair Of diamond earrings and
d diamond ring valued at several thou
'iind dollars, stolen from his wife by
'iSo masked hishwaymen ten days ago,
'sould be returned TO him II he would
'f'ng $500 10 a lonely shack on Cross
'iFtuuc in the northern part OF the city,
ltoreg W. Culver. former railroad engi-
per. vent 10 the appointed place Tuesday
|6iEh, and received n neat little box con
|nining a half dozen shiny little automo-
Pile bearings. Culver realized he hao
|eseh ''sod-hriclSed before he got ont OF
'lhe block, when he tore open the box.
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Ogden Bonds in Demand,
Special to The Tribune.

SUNIIdI 10 IITy ITTVUN"'
OGDEN. Jan a.-Cffers from several
bonding companies of tho east have
been received BY tho city commissions
ers to handle $4,000 worth of refund
ing bonds OF Ogden City, which come due
February /. Most OF the bids offer TO
refund the bonds at a per cent These
bonds are ton and twentyyear option
bonds and are now drawing per cent
Interest. Tho commissioners say that
t'ne bonds will be refunded within the
psxf fc ~ 1ays
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OPERATOR GETS ELECTRIC SHOCK
Short circuit Caused by Tree Falling
Onto Highly Charged Wires.
Special 10 The Tribune.

HEBER, Jan. d.-Through an unusual
chain Of circumstances today, 7. Elliot,
dock, was shocked into unconsciouSncss
which lasted for twenty minutes 4
building vas being moved from the On
tario drain tunnel al Park City 10 Tlnber.
Il became necessary to cut down n trce
that the building might bc hauled past.
The tree fell across a power wire OF
the knight Power company, carrying
1000 volts. This short -cjrcuited @ lead
wire and the plant operator at lIeber
and Elliot, plant operator at Murdock,
received shocks.
The Heber operator was not badly
shocked.
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Mysteriously Hurt,

- ~ inc tribune.
OGpEN. Jan. 4-Matt BioI an Ogden
ssys., ls at his home suffering from
r.re,,. wound in tho back OF his head.
oy, itssn IN 4 mvsto rious manner While
sax uy-rldins In a sleigh last night Blel
mn, suuck unconscious with some blunt
~ss Wv niment. He does NOT recall How hc
slItch.ut nor who struck him. Several
'sound were necessary 10 close the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-05
Granted License to Wed.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan I.--Licenses 10 marry
were Issued by the county clerk to the
following today Edmund r. MuicalIy.
Buffalo, n. Y, and Margaret " War
rem, philadelphia, Pa; John \. Kakes.
Ogden, and Evelyn QuarnhurG. Scipio.
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To Probate Rhees Estate.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan 4.--In the probate oiyi-
sion Of the district court today, Eliza r.
Rheey filed a petition asking that let
ters Of administration on the estate Of
her deceased husband, Charles II. Rhees,
he lgaucd TO Reuben T. Rhces. enn.
The elder RhecS died AT Pleasant View.
this county. December %, 1911. leaving
personal property valued at $1,000 and
real estate valued at $500 The widow
und eight children are named as hclrs.
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Postmaster for Spanish Fork.

GptCIdI 10 TIE IIIDUNe,
WASHINGTON. Jan, 4.--The president
today nominated L. @, Lawrence post
master at Spanish Fork. Utah; C. w.
Wilson Sand Point, Ida; Lizzie Nc
Donald Casper, and B. r, Pine, sun
rise WyO
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Ryan Case Ended.

'S.elai 10 Thc Tribune.
Ia an, ,n, y, Jan, with the granting of
3iorpn nneerec Of divorce Ia Mrs. Susan
'|lstrln, Ryan from James Ryan in the
Ia ,nsn.urt court today Mrs. Ryan is allowed
/ -Gsulnc nnr n1aidnn rnm,n
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Fire Damages Church.
,nrlaI 20 Thn rrrl hume

UEBER, Jan. 1.-The Second ward
ms meellng house was slightly damaged by
firo this evening. A bucket brigade put
out the flames. The loss rs estimated az
$500. Only part OF the roof was con-
sumed 4 defective flue Is blamed for
tho bl1Zc.
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BLIND PIGS A PUZZLE.
Men Get Liquor In Provo From Carefully
Concealed Sources.
neclnl 10 The Trlhunt

SPeCTdT 20 Tic TTTUH'TV.
PROVO. Jan. i.---CieorSe Foots a Provo
man was arrested last night by Police
Chief Giles Tor INVESTIGATION, and In Po-
lice Justice G.. D. Gla2ers court this
morning Foote wns sentenced 10 pay $40
or serve ten days IN Jail. Provo is sup
posed TO be dry. far as Intoxicating
ilauor Is concerned. and where tho mon
obtain the whisky to- get drunk on Is a
problem vet To bo solved by the new ad :
mlnistratlon. With the exception % one
man. the ontire police force are new at
tho business.
Fiftv-four men were incsrceratcd in
tho city Jail during 1911 for drunkenness.
Most OF them either paid fines or were
sentenced To jail for a term.
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Sequence Of Holdup.

Immediately after he and his wife and
|oaushlqr were held UP and brutslly beat
|eh BY thugs and his wifc's diamond ear
ms stripped from tho lobeS OF her ears
'lsh osys ago. Culver inserted al adver-
ptsnenl In local paper Offering n re-
. .a'd for tho return Of the gems. Early
ls @ls week he got a reply To the adyer-
.n return the diamonds II hc was paid
~. Culver then inserted the following
. ;glrs IN the newspaper: James Brown:
legr tefms arc satisfactory 10 me. My
fone number Is GTi-E." Although Cul
. ~ pos'iiyclr refuses 10 discuss the af-
~ II - known that negotiations were
tef'1 inlo between him and James
t7sn over tn" telephone, resulting III
y sTeemcni being reached by which
~ S1s to come 10 tho old shack des-
'F'el Wi,h $500. where the diamonds
.f 10 oc turned over to him. Culver
smod IN" police. giving tho place and
IA lme the meeting MAS 10 be held.