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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
SORENSEN IS HELD
TO DISTRICT COURT

Alfred Sorenscn, charged with mur~
derinG Thomas McGillis April 20, was
held TO the district court without bail
by Judge j. NJ. Bowman of the police
court yesterday No evidence was Of
fered by the defense, which contented
itself with moving that the charge be
reduced from first degree murder to
manslaughter On the ground that no
element of malice or generalization en-
tered into the killing Of McGillis. The
motion was overruled.
In opposing the motion for rcduc-
tion of the charge, Charles M. Morris,
assistant county attorney, declared that
every element of first degree murder
was present.
"It was a clear case of malice he
said, "when Sorensen deliberately shot
the deceased in the back and neck
while McGilis lay writhing on the
floor, That act showed both premedl-
tation and malice.
"The facts are clear enough to me, -
said Judge Bowman cit is my duty
10 hold the defendant to the district
court on n charge Of murder in the first
degree and such shall be the order of
the court. He shall be remaDded for
trial without bail -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
TEN-CENT DEFICIT
CAUSES BIG Scene
Railroad Man, Chinese and
Policeman in Wild Shoot
ing Chase.

When +. r. Brock. a railroad man.
stepped 10 the cashiers window Ut the
Pekin cafe on South state street last
night and discovered that he had just
IS cents with which to settle 25-ccnt
bill. he met the embarrassing situation
by dnshng through the front entrance.
trusting To his heels To make UP for the
deficit His flight started Il ser,cs OF
events that came near causing Il panic
in the Orphcum thcater
AZ Brock fed from The cafe, followed
by an angry Chinese walter. me attracted
the attention of Thorton Jackson, COLI
ored patrolman on the police force. Jack
son called upon him To halt and then
drew his revolver and fired twice into
the air.
The sound Of the Airing lent extra
speed To the fugitive, who turned into
Orpheum avenue Just as the doors OF the
theatcr were swinging back 10 let out
the throngs from the evening perform
ance. jackson was close behind and the
emerging crowds saw him shoot into the
air again. Excitement ran high for 4
moment as those in the thcater pressed
towards the entrance TO learn the cause
OF the shooting.
In the confusion Brock eludcd his pnr-
suer. threaded his way through the
crowd and ran squareiy into the arms
big revolver under Brooks nose and took
him In charge.
Wire took his captive back TO the res
taurant TO learn the cause Of the dis
turbance. Brock explained that he had
ordered "A dish marked AT 20 cents on
the bill of fare and, upon discovering he
had been ovcrcharged. sought Saicty III
flight. The Chinese walter acknowledged
the oYercharge accepted Brooks laS'
quarter and Brock was allowed to go MS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
CITY AND VICINITY

M. p. POPE of Duchesne. Uintal
county, fish and game warden of dis
trict No. 8. was in Salt Lake yesterday
for consultation with f.. w. Chambers
says that there will be more than 1000.
900 "catchable" fish OF eight Inches or
over in length in the Provo river this
season, co.
JOSEPHINE PETERSON fled suit yes.
terday in the Third district court against
the Utah Light & Railway company for
$3.50 damages for injuries said to have
been ed In alighting from a street
before she had left the steps.
APPLICATIONS of twenty-one resi-
dents and nine non residents for mem
berBhip In the Commercial club were IA
voraby passed upon yesterday by the
membership committee and referred To
the board of governors.
COMMITTEES have been named for
the celebration OF the anniversary of the
is an annual event that is conducted by
descendants OF Brigham, John, Joseph
and Lorenzo Young.
AN INTERLOCUToPY decree of di-
Yesterday 10 Emma Krouse from Paul
w. Krouse. \ like decree was awarded
to J. L, o'Brien against Daisy ID.
O'Bricn,
the Sugar City Townsite company, the
business Of the concern having been com
pleted. In the dissolution q dividend of
20 per cent on $4,000 capitalization will
be paid,
J. c. HoGENsoA Of the Agricultural
college extension department Will leave
this incoming for saupete county 20 in
vestigate shipments OF inferior seed po-
tatoes into that region.
MR.. AND MRS, RAYMOND 7, BOOT
OF Denver are rejoicing over the birth
OF daughter, which came on May S.
Mrs. Boot was formerly Miss Cora Lit
tie OF this city.
THE BODY OF Ludwig Sonncnburc.
janitor OF the Twenty first ward chapel
who died Tuesday night. was buried I'm
the city cemetery yesterday. There were
no services other than at the grave
THE NOMINATION. of j. j. Greene
Lake city. has been confirmed by tho
senate, according 10 dispatch from
Washington, -. G.
CHARGED WITH tho theft OF sack
Of potatoes. y. LawIcss Is held at the
city jail. though the police have been
unable to find the owner Of the tu-
berg.
FRED coMoMILE is charged in a
complaint Issued yesterday by the county
attorney with having killed a seagulI
WILLIAM w. WELLS filed suit yes
tcrdav I'm tho district court against LII
Ian Wells. from whom he seeks divorce
on the ground Of desertion.
NEXT MONDAY the local board OF
control OF the National Irrigation con-
gress will hold n business meeting at the
Commercial club
TEN SPEAKERS wiz talk in as many
wards Of Pioneer stake on Sunday. May
is upon the subject OF home industry.
BANK CLEARIN6S yesterday were
S226. 22b. IS In excess OF those for the
corresponding day OF last year.
MR; ANo MRS. NJ. LEVY, formerly Of
At the New Grand hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
MRS. JOHN c. JONES
DIES IN P|TTsBURG
She Made Many Friends in
This City at the Eistedd-
fod in 1895.

Word OF the death OF Mrs. John Cor
don Jones. who will be remembered as
Nellie Charles, an accomplished pianist,
was received in Salt Lake yesterday. Her
death occurred in Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. Jones FIRST came into prominence In
this city through her connection with the
Denver Choral society, which appeared
In this city In connection with the Ma
tioual Eisteddfod In October, 1895. DR..
Henry. Housey OF Denver led the. choir
and the then Miss Charles played the
accompaniment for the chorus. as well
as for many OF the contesting vocalsts.
Later Miss Charles became the wife
of j.. Gordon Jones, who. It will be re-
called. divided honors with Charles Kent
Of this city in the baritone contest,
Cam brian War Song" by BrinIey Rich
ards. Mr. Jones made a profound i'm
preston upon the adjudicators and audi
tors, so much so that in 1898 he was
engaged by the Cambran association Of
Salt Lake City as the official soloist
At this latter event Miss Charles later
Mrs. Jones, played his accompaniment.
and she with her husband, shared the
encomiums given her by both public and
press.
Mrs. Jones was a native of Iowa Her
father was formerly a Welsh Baptist
minister of Denver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
WESLEY E. KING WILL
ACT AS POSTMASTER

Wesley e. King Ia to act as toastmas-
ter at the annual banquet TO he held at
the Commercial club on Saturday even
Men.
The banquet Will begin at $50 o'clock
In the evening. and the following toast
subjects have been assigned: Public
liam Spry. THE Guinea Stamp" the
Rev. p, A. Simpkin; "Society's Watch
word Today" VIII G. Farrell. In addl-
ton to these brief speeches. there 's TO
be surprise stunt In the form OF a
burleeque. with musical ACCOMPANYING nj
by the Romania Hyde string quartette.
In the afternoon prior to the banquet
the regular annual meeting will be held,
at which officers 10 servo for the ensu-
Ing year will be elected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
DYE CASE WILL GO
TO THE JURY TO-DAY

The introduction OF testimony in the
trial OF Idellus NJ. Dye on a charge Of
murder was completed yesterday and ar
guments partly submitted. p. L. Farms
worth, Jr.. for the state. and w. II. Greg
ory for the defense. presented their ar
guments to the jury. and the concluding
addresses will be made at this morning 9
session OF Judge F. G, Loufbourow's court.
District Attorney Z. o. Leatherwood will
make the concluding argument.
The following witnesses testified yes
terday for the defense Samuel Ochlor
CrecalledD William H. Smith. Mrs. Min
ME Rainbow. George Sutton. w. A. Bow
man, Sias +. Gllssner. The state put
on r. NJ. Beckstead and c. A. Patterson
in rebuttel.
The case win go TO the jury about noon
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10

sheep TO be hurried on TO their grazing
grounds in Morgan county. In accord
ance with the advice OF the city attor-
ney, until the controversy was settled
by the courts.
Meantime the commissioners assure
the public that the water supply OF the
city Is in no greater danger from the
trailing OF sheep today than IL has been
every spring and every fail for tho last
forty YEAR,. IN far less. a matter OF
fact. for they are Informed that owing
20 the late spring and heavy SHOWS, only
small fraction of the sheep which an
nuAlly take the Big mountain traiT ara
using II now.
The commissioners propose 10 do
everything IN their power TO close NOT
only Big mountain trail but ali OF
Emigration canyon. to sheep, and To this
end they invite the aid influence and co..
operation not only OF DR.. Beatty and
the state board OF health. but Of good
and public spirited citizens everywhere
In Salt Lake City and out OF IT, so tina,
II the courts should decide against us
the law now stands. the legislature
may be Induced TO do Justice TO the cap
itai city OF their great state. and 10 the
health OF its people"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
SEVERE LANGUAGE
IS USED BY K0RNS
Charges Fellow Members OF
City Commission With
Playing Politics.
SHEEP TRAIL Is CAUSE
Statement of Majority Brand
ed as Unfair, Misleading
and Malicious.

Declaring that his associates on tn'
city commission had prepared state
ment FOR political purposes only Com
missioner w. II. Korns came to oper
warfare yesterday with his three asso'
ciatss, Mayor Park still being absent or
account OF illness. The commissioner ol
waterworks did not mince words. cherg-
ing that the statement prepared by the
majority was unfair. misleading and ma
lic!ous" commissioners Henry w. Law
renee. Richard r Morris and George d.
Keyser in a statement read at the morn
ing session, presented their reasons for
giving sheepmen perntssion TO use the
big mountain trail" Mr. Korns had
Tough, hard against this permission be-
ing granted He moved that the state-
ment be tabled using the following lam
guage
Il move that the statement TO inc
press made 10 exonerste the majority OF
the, commissioners and which Is Tor po-
litcal purposes only. wrong and ma
grantly misleading be tabled.
Mr. Korns's motion, put IN the form OF
an amendment. was voted down. three
TO one, and tile statement ordered placed
on the minutes and copies furnished the
press FOR publication. Mr.. korns regis
tered al emphatic no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
TITANIC WRECK HIlS
AETNA COMPANYH "

Walter G. Faxon. vice prsshes'
Aetna Life Insurance comp1L.
that the accident and n!e
losses on the Titanic, 50 ~
have been verified. amount y Y
He adds that there are some 9e,
which he has as yet been unaN
firm. which, II confirmed. w :. =
total loss 10 more than N"
losses that have been verinto ~
on Frank NJ. Warren. pIsAS'Tr =
Warren Packing COMPANY
Or; S5O.O0O on Charles Asl
president OF the Grand IruI K
with headquarters a; aonu.E
$50. 900 on Emil Brandels. oaniI, irI,5
goods merchant Of O1iana, -
Charles RI. Chapman. cornIhec g.
eler at New York: slJ:oec 90 ~. ~
Blackwell, manager OF w -
nent OF the American is sn.n n
Trenton. y. J., and S5SS s.,,,a. sn a
Woody, postal clerk al '"
Virginia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
FORMER RESIDENTS
RETURNING TO ZION

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles w. Meakin who
have resided In NV York for thirteen
years. intend 10 return to Salt Lake City
during the summer. Mrs. HoaLin, who
was Miss Ruth Eidrcdge. has not been
IN this city In many years, but Mr.. Mes- :
kin has visited here at frequent Intervals
as business manager OF various theatr1-
cal companies playing both the Salt Lake
and Colonial theaters.
Since leaving Salt Lake Mrs. Meakin
has appeared on the stage in support OF
many prominent actors. Mrs. Meakin is
daughter Of J. L. H!drcdge. Sr., and
Mr.. Mealdn II son Of John Phillips
Aeakin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Looted Grip Found.

grip containing papers OF great
value which was stolen from John c.
Curtis OF Chicago while visiting in Salt
Lake last March 81. has been recovered
by the police. After taking everything
OF negotiable value from the grip the
thieves left II IN a local store where Il
remained unnoticed until Wednesday
when Detective w. &. Geese located IT,
The grip will be sent back 10 Mr.. Cur
tbs. who has offered reward OF $50
for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
PRESCOTT w. FEAFlv l',
DIES AT A HOor''

Prescott w. Fearing, io,'TP's P's
caT Shops In the Denver : MAJ a
rei,rn,J Yards. died a' 81 ns s.,,,.
tsi'rDsp tsi last night following an = "a s;sa
tubcrculosis. The cause ="
tubercular psrltonitis - a, a
Mr.. Fearing was S. yeS'si yea iots a 4
Years. Ses pe"ff' lie vas taken esa,.!ts,,a 70 T. :,
5S"F dSys %SsS' AGO HI; eSnq.,.s9l rssTlns &c Z
e"' o'' vas va summoned. I1;. y; tss;a,l
faiber's bedside two dS''
ensUcd. uidorr
Salt lake from coluin0u''
body will be taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
EASTERN STAR HAS
SIX NEW MEMBERS

The grand chapter OF Utah OF the or
der Of the Eastern Star opened two
days convention ia the Masonic temple
yesterday forenoon. Both the forenoon
and afternoon sessions were devoted TO
routine business and In the evening tho
three local chapters-Lynds chapter No
l. MlZpah chapter No. and Electa chap
ter No S-excmplined the work and inl-
tiated six now members. Officers will he
elected at tho afternoon session today
and tho meetings will end with ban
quct In the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Preliminary Today,

The preliminary hearing of a J.
Crosier president OF the Salina Orchard
& Loan company, who is charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses,
will be held today iu Justice BishOp'r
court. J. ". Neleon. manager OF the
company. against whom a complaint has
also been issued. has not been located.
although the officers are making every
effort 10 secure his arrest.
The charges against the two grew out
uf complaints from patrons OF the com
pany that promised loans were not forth
coming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Injunction Suit Filed.

Neal Mcmillan filed suit Yesterday in
the Third district court against ". II.
Forsytho. f. G.. Luke. James A Luke
and the Merchants Protective associate
TO restrain them from enforcing the col
lection OF "A Judgment for s20030. This
Is another Of long list Of cases aris
ing from suits brought I'm Durands court
when Justice OF the peace al Murray
In which the ones against whom iudg-
ments We're secured claim that the suits
We're Illegally brought and the Judgments
fraudulently obtained,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
HARDSCRABBLE ROAD
SCHEME Is ON AGAIN

Preparations arc being made by the
state highway commission 10 make 81
trip over the roads between Salt Lake.
Ogden and Morgan. with View of eX-
amin!ng the route for n prospective state
road between tho three points. IN 1892
the Morgan county commissioners voted
TO build highway from Morgan City TO
IIardscrabble canyon TO the top or the
Citv creek divide. This city was 10 re-
build the road from tho divide into the
city. The proposition was. however d.
feated In the city council Of Salt Lake.
and no move has heen made until now
to again take up the proposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
BANQUET GIVEN GI;s.y a :

The annual banquet ., :, ~, ~ Il 9
Fraternity was held ias' ~ ~ II. e
versIty club. ATTENDED :, = ,s -
Of Of E9sa ISs 'GaS' aaS ey eSy'i%Ss%0;,s , e., q
chapter OF Salt LAnS iron Jdsho
tho fraternity men w,re slso
among them JOSEPH =; T1;;uirerdlT
I%S5oq1' wSo is now located at ,sttmsiro1s sns
VIZ Judge George g. ar,S,r, WEI, r,g:
Sy ISa.t"es'fMS j. e. MoEsqs; Lee ,Is1,aa. .; Ei ~
scott Louis + ma,, ,,s r r.
lin. Gilbert Niillel'"
.,J I IL. MGJd0'h'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
TO ELECT OFrloyIG;iy .i rI,yG II
FOR ENooli'V s,

viii meet IN rho esSSssnias at -
elect elect officers for ! ,ns nssrosr1s,''ss 3
s5s;ss$ s4% q. 'is5$i., F5.,G 81: f !;:..
SGmSfr. SG % - -sss@s,%5i"ss sI';5 ssIi' re 5s!;s,s.
5mPe1ql Inn PpatsosoS sasSS''HiI i 9 ,GI!.s,s G!ls'
companist. \ I''s
pected. u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
"SLlDE RULE" SOCIAL
HELD BY ENGINEERS

4 slide Rule" social and ball was held
last night at the Ladies' Literary club
building bv the local organization OF tho
National Association Of Stationary En-
giuoers. Ono Of the principal events OF
tile evening was a demonstration OF the
working ut the slide rule by j.. G. Nor
ton. The members of the association
have formed class for the study Of
tho methods OF computing with the rule
and a gigantic rule slN feet in length was
used last night in the demonstration.
Refreshments were served and there was
a prOEramme Of sixteen dances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Arrested On Suapicion.

While trying 10 sell a piece or lead
pipe, alleged 10 have been stolen recent
iy from an empty house. George Bobble
was arrested on Commercial street BY
latrolnan Crlitths yesterday. Many
thefts OF plumbing fixtures have been
reported TO the police in recent weeks
and an effort is being made TO trace the
crimes to Hobble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
BIG LOANS MADE BY
STATE LAND BOARD

Loans aggregating sss.5l5 were made
AT Yesterdays session OF the state land
board on improved Utah farm land. Ap
proximatey 500. 600 is now available for
these loans and the fund is steadily
increasing Al the rate these loans arc
now being made. tho total will soon reach
81 0OO, 900 a year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
WIRE-TAPPING CASE
is AGAIN COMING UP

Arguments Will hs heard Saturday Ia
the case against Dewitt Il Lowe and
others charged with wire tapping" New
informa t!ons In the cage have been lled
The defendants are charged with unlaw-
fully obtaining information going over
a telegraph wire. which wns the exclu :
sive property OF others. The original In
formation in this case wns dismissed on
a demurrer and the court ordered that
a new one be issued. The arguments will
be made tomorrow before Judge 9. w
Morse on n demurrer to the new lnfor-
nation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Woman Is On Trial

The trial OF Mabel Thomas. cham
oerUaid at the st. Cecile hotel charge ID
with selling liquor without a license, bc =
gan before "A jury In the court OF Justice
H. s. Harper yesterday. Recently A. G.
found not guilty on the same charge. I,
having been shown by the defense that
the chemberuald sold the liquor without
the knowledge OF Larson. The woman s
trial viii be concluded this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Delegates Chosen.

George II. Davis. Daniel s. Spencer
and David II. Gray Of Salt Lake city
w. u. Brennan Of Evanston. Wyo., and
the Hon. Hoyt Sherman Of Washington,
ID, G. have been chosen delegates to
the national convention OF the Sons OF
the American Revolution by the Utah
society. The convention Will be held i'm
Boston. May 90 and 81. and the Utah
delegates VIII leave Salt Lake City next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
STATE Conventions
ARE DRAWING NEAR
Carl A. Badger, Is Slated to
Act as Chairman of Re-
publican Gathering.
OFFICERS NOT NAMED
c. c. Richards Will Preside at
Democratic Meeting; Live
ly Contest Expected.
NOT NAMED

State Senator Carl A. Badger is to
act as chairman Of the state Repub-
lican CONVENTION which will convene at
Provo Wednesday. May 10, and his is
the only slated appointment so far,
AT o'clock on the morning of the
convention the state committee, will
meet and name other officers OF the
convention and attend to such other
business as may appear to be neces-
sary before the delegates gather Talks
with several leading Republicans in
this city failed yesterday to disclose
preference for convention officers, the
men interviewed apparently having left
the matter entirely IN the hands Of the
state committee.
c. c. Richards OF Ogden will be chair
man OF the state Democratic conven-
ton. which will convene in this city Mt
II % o'clock on the morning of Tuesday,
Nav ID
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Dies of Heart Disease.

Elmer l.. Kicks. aged 1s years died oi
heart disease al the home Of his mother
Mrs. Mary Ann Ricks. 3i2 North Third
West street, last night. Young Ricks
was born iu ReXburg, Ida. and was ihs
grandson OF Thomas RickE. one OF tltc
first settlers Of Re1burg. The body VIII
be taken 10 Rexourg for burial today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Membership Campaign.

it was decided that the 80
pay the initiation fee and Ii. "a,
dues of Secretary D. =. CoIst
member of the Commercial ,uA
he will Join Immediately as -
ing the organized manufl.tuis|
Utah.
A campaign for increased q
ship is to be inaugura,ei, tie q
tion last night deciding TO sI&
services of Mrs. Olive Haven
particular. Mrs. Hayens is 10 u
authority as a special TepresslIl''
the association to interviev ~
facturers in Utah who are rd
members OF the organi2siioH q
cure their enlistment and sOpIsd
movement.
Rearrangement Of the ofii,s ]
Vermont building is TO be ntts
tary Collett being empowered z
his office furniture to the ffcif I
OF the building, facing souii
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Discussion Is Heated.

The discussion was somewhat heated
Mr. Korns plainly showing his agitation
ard resentment You know that's no'
So he said at one stage OF the debate
and when Commissioner kcyser smiling
iy asked II the commissioner itnended to
say ID le" korns did not disproHe OF
the suggestion
Mr. Korns's anger was particularly
aroused over that section OF the state
mnnt in which K was stated that ern
ploNers ot tEe water department had
held un'' band OF 20o0 sheep and de-
layed their pa ssage over the trail at
great danger to the safety # the flock
ION the contrary" he declared, "the EN-
ployees OF my department have worked
overtime assisting the shepherd in the
drive In order 10 hasten the flocks away
rroir the vicinity of the stream.
Charles =. Barrett. superintendent of
wate-works. later gave an emphatic and
heated denial of the statement 10 which
iis chlcr had objected IT'S n lie" was
his brief and succlnct comment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Many in Race.

Mr., Richards is Democrat of life.
long standing in Utah and was at one
time regarded as the political mentor
of Weber county. He has held several
prominent political offices, having been
county recorder in Weber county for
many years and having held the posi-
ton of secretary of the territory of
Utah.
Included in the list Of candidates for
election as delegates to the national
Democratic convention at Baltimore
June 25, are William r. Wallace, Sam.
uel A. King, Noble Warrum, Ashby
Snow. Frank X Nebeker, William NJ
Roylance, Culbert l.. Olson and George
ID. Alder
Mr. Ncbeker has definitely An.
nounced that he does not aspire to re-
tain his position as national commit
teeman from Utah, and William r. Wal.
lace and Samuel A. King are in the
race to succeed him.