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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
TAKES HIS APPEAL
UPON TECHNICALLY
Man Accused of Murder Goes
to Supreme Court on Ques-
ton of Stenographer,

Argument was heard In the state SUI
preme court yesterday in the appeal from
the Judgment OF the Fifth district court
by III, Gustaldl. accused OF murder In the
first degree In killing w. H. Palmer at
Eureka January IA 1911,
The appeal is based on the contention
that the mandatory provisions Of the
statute relative to the taking of testi-
mony before a magistrate In homicide
case had not been followed. The record
of the case showed that when Gustaldi
was arraigDed before Justice Of the
peace at Eureka stcuographic report Of
the testimony OF the witnesses WAS taken
az the preliminary examination by w. IL.
Pike.
When the case came up In the district
court for trial the defense objected TO the
introduction OF evidence OF The ground
that the court was without jurisdiction
for the reason that the mandatory provi
sons Of the. statute relative TO the TAX
ing Of testimony before committing
MAGISTRATE had not been followed: that
the stenographer mad not been duly ap-
pointed. Judge Greenwood Of the district
court on his own motion, dismissed the
action and discharged the defendant re-
leasing him from ball, lie denied the re-
quest of the defense that he instruct
the jury to bring in verdict OF not
guilty.
From his judgment an appeal was ia
ken To tho supreme court. in arguing
for the state vest erday District Attorney
T. IA. Ryan of the Fifth district contend
cd that il was known by everybody con-
nected WITH the preliminary examination
that Pike was the official stenoGrapher.
The record further shows. he said. that
he was sworn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
FUNERAL SERVICES
TO BE HELD TODAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel rriu
gle Savage. wife of a. = Savage, vino
died in Boise. Ida, has, Monday. VIII he
Patrick. Jr., 2GT Second avenue. at : p
M today Burial VIII be in the City
cemetery, Bishop I a. Clawson of the
Eighteenth ward will preside.
Mrs. Savage wes born in salt Lake aud
had lived here most Of her life. haVlu.,
moved TO Boise With hcr usband ycar
and Il half ago. She is survived by two
children and her husband. The body was
brought from Boise yesterday
Mrs. Savage was stricken suddenly.
She was out walking with her husband
SUNDAY night and was in tho best of
health That night she was attacked
with inflammation of uIe bowels and died
the following day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
WANTS PART
OF SALTAIR'S BEACH

Between the American Smelling &
kehnlnS company and the Saltair Beach
company deal is In progress whereby
IL is proposed that The latter shall con
VeN to the former title to a big tract
Of shore land on the lake for the sum
of $4,000.
Manager i. L. Lengford last night said
mat pasoiIations for the transfer had
not yet been completed, but that thew
mad been under consdera tIon for Soma
TIM He could give no other or more
definite information in the matter. but
stated the assumption that II the smelter
people wanted 10 purchase the ground
In question they likely would be able to
do so
Sand FOR smelling purposes is what
the Snelters arc after. and these lands
contatn that commodity I'm almost ineX-
haisiloie quantity. and I'm location
easily accessible from their extensive
plant.
lnasmuch as the ground does not enter
in any sense Into the business Of the
bathing resort. IT Is considered that the
proposed sale will prove OF great ad-
vantage TO the Salrair company from II
financial point OF view. IL Is expected
that almost any day now may see the
deal closed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
SEEKS MORE LIGHT
ON POLITICAL SEA
wv. B. Hennessy of New York
Visits Salt Lake to Take
Measure of Tides.
NOT PARTISAN WORKER
Admits Need of Considerable
Time TO Accurately Judge
Situation.
NOT PARTISAN WORKER

". E. Hennessy of New York City is
in Salt Lake. representing a magazine
syndicate and gathering information CON
corning the progress that has been made
throughout the country by the independ- =
ent and progressive political elements in
all pert;cs.
81 am by no means representing any
presid entail candidate OF any party" said
Mr. Henncssy at the Hotel Utah last
night "My object is TO take note Of
political conditions as affecting all parties
in the United States. with the object In
view OF submitting TO the magazine syn
dicate which I represent a compilation
OF my observations.
$50 far / have visited Pennsylvania,
Maryland. Kentucky. Indiana. Missouri
Kansas, Colorado and Utah. Here. OF
course have not yet had time IN which
TO do any work, having only Just arrived
II have papers Of introduction TO sew.
eral OF your leading Democrats in this
state. and before leaving for other part:
OF the country I shall endeavor 10 see as
| many OF them as possible. I shall alst
visit leading Republicans here to ascer.
| tain the state OF sentiment in respect o.
the situation that confronts the!r netiona
"J went to gee Judge o. w. Power!
| this afternoon. but / felt that ] coult
| not impose upon the Judge In his presen
| Illness. However, at a later time I hope
| TO have a brief talk with him. as / con
| slider his Views to be valuable to my mis-
| sion. ] shall interview Hon, Jarnos II
Moyle Judge William II. King and other
among The prominent Democrats, hopin!
| TO obtain from them expressions of senti
/ ment that shall serve 10 assist me in IN.
| work
| Incidentally. | might say that | hav'
found considerable following Tor Gov
|
visited. However Ii will require still
further and broader investigation to en-
able me TO form anywhere near a correc
! estimate OF the situation as to the ia
yorte of the Democracy for nomination.
| Mr., Hennessy expects TO be here sew
eral days before proceeding farther ives,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
OBTAINS RELEASE ON
DEFECTIVE COMPLAINT

II having ,ranspIred In the hearing that
John Jones. colored. had pawned SIX
shirts and leather collar box seven
hours before he stole them, according
to the complaint Justice IT S Harper
dismissed him Yesterday and quashed
the second degree burglary charge on
which he was held.
Jones was arrested three weeks ago,
charged with entering the room OF
George Simmons, another negro. at IS
South State street The complaint
against him charged that ne entered the
room and stole certain articles between
o'clock at night and midnight of FEB
ruary 21. II was brought out In the fes-
timony that Jones pawned the same ar
t!cles at 2 clock the afternoon OF the
not have stolen the goods seven hours
after he pawned them. Jones was given
his liberty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
COMMERCIAL CLUB
IN GROWING CLASS

Nineteen cbarmen of standing commit
tees OF the Commercial club mot yeSter-
Gay noon 10 discuss the membership
campaign now on. Theodore w. White
ley presided. Colonel M NJ. kaighn was
elected vice chairman.
1t was generally conceded that the out
look for the clubs future. both as to en-
roll5nent and accomplishment mas never
been brighter. President w. w. Arm
strong made strong speech in which he
declared that the temporary financial
difficulties which faced the club last year
were actually due TO the failure of one
committee the membership committee
TO carry on a proper campaign. and that
with 1900 real, live workers In the or
Sanizstion. It's achievements would ilard-
~ be measurable
The general Offices Of the club are now
occupied by an Increased working force
for the membership campaign. and during
the week all standing committees will be
called together In the interest OF the
move.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
GRAHAM IS HERE
TO SUCCEED NORTHRUP

William S. Graham arrived here Tues
day evening from Seattle to succeed Al
fred :, Northrup as chief naturalization
to Denver last Saturday on his way
cast 10 Washington where he will take
the oath OF office as consul to Trebizond,
Turkey. Mr.. Graham will go 10 Denver
today 10 consult with Mr.. Northrup con-
cerning matters connected with his Of
fclal duties I'm this city
Mr.. Graham snid YESTERDAY that ne
would make his headquarters in this city
pending the completion of the reconsolj-
datlon Of the Denver and Salt Lake dis
tricts, when he will divide his time be-
tween the two cities. The districts have
been consolidated heretofore: but were
separated last year when Mr.. Northrup
came TO sail Lake. The Denver office
has been in charge OF Theodore r.
SchmuCker, who was also officer for the
combined districts for several years. Mr..
Schumacher has been transferred 10 Pitts
burg Pa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Reorganize Fire Department.

The appointment OF an assistant chief
OF the fire department will not be made
for some weeks. according to Mayor Sam
uel c. Park who heads the depar tmcnt
OF public safety. The position left vacant
two months ago by The resignation of w.
l., Fitzgerald will be filed, but the mayor
is in no hurry 10 make the selection. He
is preparing an ordinance reorgani2ing
the fire department TO conform to the
new commission law, but only slight
changes from the existing regulations will
be made
Meanwhile. Fire Chief w. II Bywater
has put In force certain regulations of his
own, calling for all candidates for posi-
lions in the department to pass a strict
physical examination and in addition
give demonstrations OF their agility iu
ladder climbing and the like.
Impatient at the delay Of the city COM
mission In considering their petition. the
commissioners OF Davis county address cd
yesterday a letter to the city admins
tration calling attention TO an apparent
dercliction Protesting against an alleged
nuisance caused by the Salt Lake gravity
sewer, which traverses a corner Of Davis
county delegation from the adjoining
county recently visited the city to pro-
test against the conditions.
The city commission promised a per
sonal visit of inspection TO the site as
soon as the roads improved sufficiently
10 permit Of the passage Of automobiles
and the trip may be made this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
MAY ADD TO NUMBER
OF ELK IN UTAH

According 10 a letter received by +.
" Chambers. state fish and game COM
missioner, from the deputy in charge OF
the elk herd al Saline, the imported ami
mails are beginning TO feel quite at nome
In their new surroundings The large
tract in the Fish lake and Sewer ma
tional forests in which they sre located
are said 10 be as we'll suited TO them as
the jackson Hole country. from which
tney were shipped TO this state BY the
biological survey.
The Ncbo national forest and other To-
calitles In the state are also said TO be
we'll adapted to the elk and the com =
missioner IL now negotiating with the
government In al errd esvor TO secure 9TH
er herds. Mr. Chambers has been asked
by the govc rurnenL officials TO report an
the condition of the elk in Sewer county.
as they were the first to be shipped from
the jackson Hole country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
JUVENILE cllI7
SCOPE IS El1ll|
Police Judge Decides b
Handle All Cases R.I,z
to Minors.
LAW IS lNrHRpss
Intent to Remove su,h
lngs From Atnosth.,,|
Criminal Court.

z.,rr.l,n rnasr /, ruling mad. BY w.,
Bowman In police court rs.,s's
.y'6,,, ,pre cases both Of mipsrs %1',,,' T.,
charged with violation, =, ga
w,'n'" S,"t. the range of the IyTs.,. ,r.,
must be tried In the Syer,,'
no, IN q criminal cour, or 49,
hitting magistrate. '''V'
Tn" ruling was mad, q.
Lake Masuoka, a Janan.,. " We
a "a. Commercial street pool roon s,n' I
with contributing "a ~ ,pn
4 a. minor BY allowing a bsv ss'a =
Ere, I,,e pool room. Masuoys,." /"
frank ERA q. Stephens. filed = - g
LenGlng the Jurisdiction asnv1 "
court two weeks ago VI U
In sustaining the demr
man holds that while ster tha IT,
IAN Ia% Is somewhat Ambiguous "Vlul ~ /;
nal Jurisdiction. there can
Ihat The whole spirit and ,o ~
juvenile court law Ia a ~ Munt
pertaining 10 minors ,rnr. ,'ieq'1 w
pneTo OF criminal courts , ana ,ss m
them. specially ~
Inc complaint against N,,,..,
dismissed and a new cor,,joi1 49,
able In the juvenile co,,-. 'nMa. ,lr
When told OF TIE ruling S,lI ys,y
n big additional responsIS,IIssm vs
court. Judge Alexander MeIs,,.
Juvenile court expressed rasS
TOR, He fayors the nIlIns ~
believes The communicating ~.
ordinary criminal courts an 'aau aI
TO The handling Of iuyeplls % ~.
because the juvenile cm,rt 'ivs ~
creation. Is better ft,eS
corrective and preventive ms,s.
latinG to juvenile cases 'A'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Against Billboard Nuisance.

Endorsement of the city commission S
attitude toward billboards In the reside lem
tiaI portion Of the city was made recently
By The Monday Night Literary club. In
. communication received vestcrda, nv
TIRE city recorder. H. J.. Baldwin, or be-
hi.lf OF the club iudorses the protest
mace by the commissioners against tho
use oi these advertising mediums
throughout the residential sections
Application for franchise to build n
SrtT track on Eighth South street near
ihiid West street, made 10 the commits
Sou some weeks ago bv tho Bettllvon
company is withdrawn in "A comn,ni :
Gallon received yesterday by the city
recorder: Conditions have changed since
tila apphcation Wds MED, write the peIi
tloners. and they no longer desire the
franchise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
UNCLE SAM NEEDS
MORE ASSISTANTS

TIE civil service commission announces
an examina ton TO be held March 20-2l
TO secure eligibes from which To I'll two
vacancies in the position Of manual train
Ing teacher. One vacancy is at the Pierre
school South Dakota. salary sI20 per
anuum. and the other is at the CushInan
school Washington. salary $1,000 per
wear Both positions are in the Iudian
service. Applicants must be between The
ages OF 81 and 50.
An examination will also be neld April
3 To secure eligbIes for the position of
photo -engraver In the Philippine service
at the government printing office In Ma
Mia. Salary $4,000 per year. Applicants 9
Examinations will be held In all the i'm
portant cities In the intermountain dis
triCt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
WHO GETS REWAMs ~
IS MAIN QUEs

Although 1t is c9nfisaIsye c99t.isIsy sho d
c;aie ihat Charles Qulg's5n,, aprr
inlnr,nation leading TO 10 u'' ss6
~ ,,' Wiiliam Mcvey. ine c,pisr!
,a,,rderar Of william .aA...s,nbtr. ~. g
Garfield grocer. last NoygIs" % The sisH
n; least 10 portion nr ~, 0oIdtf
of,cred 81 for the murderer. .I. ar sny'
yss vet received the re"s'O'
of them. 49,, s,mc time ~
.,no 1t appiGr,S : piawyer his power +, q a,S s
salisci saYie q ,he rewards. but .d es lS.l Il
SAYS eaVs become cinvincsao On bin 9
SaE - abou, to "yun OUT q oI Ipossf
now rs S0t tryins to have en- ms lime hs 4
new revoked. AZ ule unleu,rIsy 80.
!"Sw '"w in the county .SSndi,icns
G"'s,yS ~ newer OF attorney at,,a -, nls
,I ,he ,Ss lawyer would gov ihs ~
omicley says tnst ,orner n he niaa
the power Of attoiHt'of a,t of jail aDs
temp, TO ,.iil gH' try P1i' to collect Viii
the power OF a orsyoksi n'
EcciJed Todtp " yesterday just -
ing about IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
CITY AND VIlNlI

IN AN ACTION begun IN 4.
district court yesterday Ina u,s-
Marble company admits that n
sum OF $500 to Corpelps ~.
who has assigned the debt "a n
ties. Owing To the cnndictss
Tor the money the marble CON-.
the privilege OF paying the sn;5
the court pending en- adjudlesio1
assignment. US the marble somp,1
not know TO whom to pay Il.
GOVERNOR SpHY lad ssp.
call 2 meeting of the state ca1Il.
mission for today, but was h
from doing so. owing 10 the 81
torney General Barnes 10 Prcs
business. As soon as Mr. H.n
turns a meeting viii be held a
consider plans for the new cHM
ing. II
MRS. MARY elizabeth
wife Of Jacob Quick. died
morning at her home in Fo1
of general debility. SHE was
old, Mr.. and Mrs. Quick cam
Lake from Kansas four ysars {
neral services Will be held Il o.
Dale chapel Sunday afterasq1
O'Clock.
BY MUTUAL CONSENT Of b
Ties 20 the suit, the case OF Aln1
against Soren Hansen for "a
breach of 4 grain contract. In n
plaintiff asks FOR $1,000 damage
dered transferred today from
district cour: 10 the Efrst dlun
Cache county.
J. G. SMITH. a. pawlhrkef
with perjury in connection N
the straw bonds OF certain dde7
the city and justice-cours, was
before Justice n. 5. hsrpH
and took the statutory time 70
bond was fixed al $3.50 casn, H1''
succeeded In obtaining
WILLIAM JONES, who esr72
the convict camp AT Willard lss.
given his old quarters al the 90
yesterday afternoon. Jonee w.
last week in Portland, uuam
Taggert returned with him iToa
YESTERDAY
THE TAKING Of testimony u
Of the state against ". D. Ncols
with an attempt 10 vote ilsl
last city election. was conelnas3
Ritchics division OF the llW
court Yesterday. the case sp
to the Jury today.
ALLEGING DEsERTioN sno
port, Zina C. Walker oeIan
divorce from Sylvester Wns,s ,.-
Third district court yeslevi
plaintiff also asks for the rV''
minor children,
IN THE THIRD olSIhl.
terday Helena Evans Was 49,
terlocutory decree ol cNors s
G, c. Armstrong fcop Gso'ss =
The plaintiff alleged failure "
iva |. CUTLER. aged!, SGD, ysaaI y,oa
ter of Mrs. Marthe Gu.,s' @ rds
isroy Cutler Of Ashton. IN
Sail Lake Yesterday OF appeh1ur' app NV
bod Sai, VII vii be sent 10 Ashton i0'
"a a MCCLURE, who e ,i,, D.. 4
.,.H ~ - - tne Mcclure publishing
OF New York. WAS m Lne lie s "a
for q brief stop Wn'le o"
Angeles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
MANY DOGS QUICKLY,
PAINLESSLY KILLED

= test WAS made yesterday OF the new
gas eYterin!nator recently installed at the
city pound for the purpose of sending
condemned CANNES on their journey TO
the happy hunting grounds. With the
state humane officer and a number OF
spectators watching the proceedings.
twenty homeless and friendIess dogs
were confined in the tank, the aper-
tures closed and the contents OF the gas
bags forced into the enclosure.
In five minutes time the tank was
opened and life was extinct in every one
OF the animals. each body giving ndica =
tions of a painless death
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
CLUBS @| nIS|
" ii INTO SUBh's

4 snccpherde.rc, f. TI0iif SIs iifD!s,sIsfI1s':s'
s::.::ss; !:' s ::; Il; IS; ::: :;
sheepherder's, ,,e ssa s,aincOnscIo.' mi y
f5y:d ss: j 4 q r. &. I R,'s;s ! sssss5
s: $; ;:s !; 8. e; e; i;
ton0T ton hotel. W whsat ssaltaeetsd eisd S'
man. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
INJURED WORKMAN
CLlNCS TO LIFE

Clingng 10 his narrow thread Of life
with tenacity that has surprised his
doctor and the nurses. Joseph De Bapo,
who fell four stories while working, on
the Hotel Utah anne% three days ago.
sustaining injuries that were pronounced
fatal. was still alive at the Holy Cross
hospital last night. and some hope for
his recovery Is NOW entertained.
De Bano's skull was terribly crushed.
DR., r. n. Mayo performed delicate
and dangerous operation, from which pa
Bano rallied well. The surgeon removed
severaI hone splinterN from the brain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Gasoline Starts Fire.

An explosion of gasoline In a cleaning
establishment at 227 West First South
afternoon that did SIS damage to the
building and 800 damage 10 the contents
before the hremen from the central sta
tlon got the blaze under control The
building IL IA two-story brick and frame
owned by J. w Stephenson and occupied
by c.. A. Anderson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
No Cut in Wages.

No reduction is contemplated in the
pay Of laborers in the street and water
department of the city, Rumors have
been current for some time that the
commission would no longer pay the pres
ent scale of S1.75 a day for this class OF
work but an emphatic denial was made
at yesterdays session of the commission,
Aged mon. mostly former soldiers are
largely employed in the street cleaning
service, while patrolmen OF the canyon
streams are selected from the same
class. They Will continue 10 draw the
same stipend and will receive every con-
slderation at the hands OF the commits
81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Wife Ssekinr Divorce

Jessie Francis began suit for a divorce
from George Francis In the Third dis
trict court yesterday, alleging cruel treat
ment y specific allegation Is that on
December 30 last Francis struck his wife
in the face with pair OF brass knuckies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Contest for Secretary.
Installation in April.

The ballo;ing began at $50 o'clock and
ended at midnight, Many members were
present who did not take part in the
Voting In all 1S5 ballots were cast. as
against l97 ballots at the 1911 election
The new officers will be installed al the
regular meeting April 5 by District
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler BOYD of
Ogden. ,.
After the election The usual monthly
banquet and spread" Was held in the
dining room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07

town a factory that would give employ
ment 10 twenty-five persons all tho year
round. That Will Indicate 10 you what
my sentiment oil home Industry is l have
raised broom corn down there and from
it we have made the first broom We
are going TO have a broom factory there
iC | have 10 stick to the work for ten
years.
Another thing We arc going 10 do"
continued AIR. McHenry, 'is TO establish
small blast furnace to turn out pig
iron. We have gathered up the first
$1,000 towards ii, and we are going TO
ing and turning out pig IRON
For Permanent Display.
John Giles. chairman OF the publicity
committee. stated that his committee
had mapped out its work, subdividing IL
wac the proposal moi TO let the adver-
tising drop with Utah Products week.
IT was the intention to continue IL over
a-pcriod Of years in order TO accomplish
the best results. 1.-THE Utah Bill Post
ing company" he said, "has offered to
cover all their available space with az
much printed Advertising matter rs the
printers Of Salt Lake would voluntarily
William Ellerbeck called attention TO
the fact that a bag making establishment
was needed here. Salt. sugar and ce-
ment manufacturers could amply support
only subscribe 10 stock in such fac
tory. but WIN lay down a substantial ad-
vance on the first order of any size that
the factory would put out
\. E. Graham OF the Tribune Reporter
Printing company said: Our shop will
supply its share Of the printed advertis-
ing matter for Utah Products week nee
essary 10 hil those hilboards that Mr..
Giles spoke Of | believe. also. that the
movement To get the school children in
tercsted IN home manufs oturcs is a good
ono. We have the best climate. the best
, men and women and the best children,
and why should We not all tell the world
about them. and keep on proclalming
them?"
Orson f. Hewlett invited everybody 10
the opening OF his firms new can fac
tory. $50 o'clock Friday afternoon, guar
anteeing n plenteous supply OF souvenirs
refreshments and courtesy.
Motions rledSng support to Utah
Products week and Utah day were unan-
imolIsly adopted and the meeting
! adjourned.