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The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pub Nov O5l46 orig O5S79 add
Publication mites
U S Land Office Sterling Colo
Oct % 1912
Notice is hereby given that George Miller of
Holyoke Colo who on Oct 1907 May 10 1905
made original and additional II E No 05ii6-O6s7s
for NV q and the sw u original (nwkO add
(sw h) sec 15 tp mr. i3w C m has filed notice
of intention to make three year proof TO establish
claim to the land above described before county
judge at Holyoke Colo on the 9 day of Dec 1912
Claimant names of witnesses
Frank Hansen of Holyoke Cole
James Shaw
Ross Hall
Albert Hoschouer
W II Pound. Register
The state herald., 1913-01-03
A Roast OF Beef.

Talk about roast Mcats1 Our Beef
is simply perfection. Rich, Juicy,
nourIshing the very essence of good
meas. Fine enough to tempt the palate
Of an cpicurc. Our choice meats nrc
pot cNcolled by anything. The weak
and ihs strong, the small aud the hearty
caters alike enjoy them. Haven't We
said enough to tempt you to.stray our
way7
II. NORRIS, Prop.
The state herald., 1913-01-03
W II Pound, Register


First pub Dec l3 orig 0lss0S add O744l
Publication nutira
Us Land Office Sterling Colo
Dec 1912
Notice is hereby given that Eliza Conn widow
md heir of Robert NJ Conn deceased of
Ioncordia Kansas who on March 81 1908 June
} 1909 made original and add II E No 0ls3Os-0 744l
or nls ne u elsof NV u sls ne u and wiz nyy J.
ec 80 tp n 42 W p has filed notice of int en-
ion to make final three year proof to establ ish
lain TO the land above described before clerk of
district court at Holyoke Colo on the 3 day of
Feb 1918
Claimant names as witnesses
Paul Schulz Of Holyoke Colo
Richard A Roush 80
Everett A Sickle Lamar Neb
Charles Butterfeld '
WI Pound. Register
First pub Dec l3 o5ao5
NuuCa for Publication
US Land oHlee Sterling Colo
Dec 1912
Notice is hereby given that Nelson NJ Hair Of
Paoli Colorado who on Nov 2s 1907 n ade II E
.'N piDo-uStuS iof hW - sec = tp n f6 9th D
has filed notice Of intention to make FIVE yea
proof to establish claim to the land above descrit-
ed before county judge at Holyoke Colorado on the
ird day Of Feb 1913
Claimant names as witnesses
frank MeEiroy Of Holyoke Colo
Elmer Nelson Paol
William NJ Crowner
Newman Hall
W Pound Register
First pub Dee 10 Oissai
Notice for Publication
US Land Office Sterling Colo
Dec egipi2
'otee Is hereby given that August Rnaak ofTIol.
'oke Colo who June 30 1905 made lid Il No Ols,al
'or ess NV land e's swh soe 20 2)tp9nrAwspm
las filed notice Of intention to make final thr,,
rear proof to establish claim tn Toe land aboy.,
described before county Judge at H,,yoke Colo Of
the 3rd day Of Feb 1918
Claimant names as witnesses
liver II anson Of Uot,ol. c.,o
ArthurEckman :,
Alonzo Garrish :.
FRANK persner Venango Neb
Wii Pound Itesister
The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pub Nov q OBS,
Notice for Publication.
I S Land Office Sterling Colo
Nov II 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Charles II Harris Of
Holyoke Colo who on June 1909 made nd E Nc
O75ss for ne y sec IS tp p6nribw6p has filed
notice Of intention to make three year proof to g
tablish claim to the land above described bofor,
county judge at Holyoke Colo on the 2s doy OF Dec
1872
Claimant names as witnesses
John Warren nolyoke Colo
J Byron Pcrdicu
Ellis L Sheridan
c Arthur Guernsey
WI Pound. Regitter
The state herald., 1913-01-03
Open For Business.

The Van Horn Art Studio is again o.
pen for business after my summer VA.
cation. j. II. Van Horn.
The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pub Novs orig O5S7 add 0725i
NutiUa fur Publication
US Land Office at Sterling Colo
Oct % 1912
Notice is hereby given that William Irvine
of Wray colorado who on Aug Ia 1908 May Il 1909
made original and additional Hid f No 0537 072ji
for NV u sec 80 add lots 1928 sec SO twp n
42 W p m has filed notice of intention to make
final FIVE year proof to establish claim to the land
bove described before county judge at Way
colo on the IL day of Dec 1912
claimant names as witnesses
Milf Grimes of Lamont Neb
William Enyeart Yuma colo
Frank Elliot :"
Jessie Robins g
W HPound Register
The state herald., 1913-01-03
Claude D. Walrod -
L A W Y E R

Office in Phillips County State Bank
Building
Holyoke Colorado
The state herald., 1913-01-03
Pa'ronize your homgcaramery.

First pub Dee q 0G52s orig O9s63 add
Publication untlHs
Us Land Office Sterling Colo
Dec 20ial2
Notice Is hereby given that Mid Wages Of
liolyoko Colo who on April 1903 Noyl 1909 mad,
original and add II Z No odias-Oe661 for nci sw Y,
20 u NV q Nv q, nc =, NV q Sc li-sw u NV =.
va 6w "a sw 9, &c u soc 25 70 5nrl8w 6 =
m has flod notice Of intention TO make thee y,ai
proof to establish claim To the land above dcseri-
bed before county Judge at Holyoke Colo onlthe II
dhyof Fcb 1913
Claimant names as witnesses
James Il Lamar Of Tolyoke Co
John II Cen tensehlagor 9"
Jclse Anderson
ChaIies Schmidt
W II round RegIater
The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pubNovs os7s
= Notice for Publication
U Land ofiice Sterling colo
Oct % 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Jason r Bennett Of
Athol Kansas who on Aug 1905 made nd Z No
'S'sfor sea sec Is 'p 6n &c wGpm has fined no
'iee OF intention to make final three year proof 10
establish claim to the land above described befor,
US commissioner at Yuma Colo on the 70 day Of
Dec 1872
Claimant names as witnesses
John Newbanxs uolyolo colo
William II josh Ford :.
chester A Bates &c.
William II Bennett
Wn Pound. Register
The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pub Oct is OSOS
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION
u S Land Office Sterling Colo
Sept 2S 1912
Notice is hereby given that Henry r IIeldman OF
wray Colorado who on July 1909 made Hid E Nc
No OsoS for the VIZ sw y Sc y sw u 6 sw y SO
u sec II u nv " v ne y section
20 township n range a W 9Th m has filed notice
70 intention to make final three year proof to e5'
tablish claim TO the land above described before
county judge at wray Colo on the 2 day of Dee
1912
Claimant names witnesses
Earl Reams Of Wray Cox
James Cross
Theodore Neihaus
Eugene w Walthal
W II Pound Register
The state herald., 1913-01-03
.oaNIvLsns pu pouoqlSuops
anu seA.Iou 'lIpoq 'sGoup!H 'IoA!I 'qou
-mols-eULIudusIuS s.pooH 10 4oego q
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E;rst npb Nov 15 Olls5 orig Os755 add
Notice for Publication
U S Land Office Sterling Colo

Notice for Publication
U S Land Office Sterling Colo
Nov 1912
Notice is hereby given that John stetter OF
Holyoke Colo who on Aug 1907 Sept 1909 made
original and additional Hid E No olls6-os15S foi
orig sw "a sec add Sc u sec stp r4b VIC N
has filed notice of intention to make five year on
original three year additional proof to establish
claim to the land above described before county
judge Mt Holyoke Colo on the Is day of Dec 1872
Claimant names as Witnesses
James Lamar holyoke Cox
Charles W Presba
C Arthur Guernsey
Henry Fite
w II Pound, Register
The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pub Nov Is 0959l
NutiCa fur Puhlirattun
U s Land Office Sterling Colorado
Nov 1912
Notice is hereby given that VIII Sehelly
of Wray Colo. who on Oct 2s 1909 made HE
No os5si for u sec &c tp 4nrAw6p p m has
filed notice of intention to make final three year
proof to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before county judge at wray Colo on
the Is day of Dec 1912
Claimant names as witnesses
Oliver II Goodwin Wray Colo
Everett Carson
Charles d Lincoln 4"
Lou F Matson "
WI Pound. Register
The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pub Novs os53
Notice for Publication
U S Land Office Sterling colo
Oct &c 1912
Notice Is hereby given that John Williams Of
Holyoke colo who on Aug 2l lsos made nd f No
odS afor NV y sec 81 tp 5nri2w6p m has filed
no, Ice Of intention to make final three year proof
toe stablish claim to the land above described be-
fore county judge at nolyoke colo on the Is day Of
Dec l9l2
Claimant names as witnesses
franklin Elliott uolyoke coIo
Ike Bender
George Wade
Arthur Groseelose
W Pound. Register
The state herald., 1913-01-03

Baptist Church
Sunda School 1890
Morning worship ll:3O
B. Y. p. u. 700 p. m
Evening preaching 800
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 8 O'Clock.
VIM C Garberson, Pastor.
The state herald., 1913-01-03

U. S. LAND OFFICE at Sterling. Colorado sept
%. 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Oliver n Goodwin Of
wray Colo who on Oct % 1909 mnda u 4 No
oa5n for the sisn y ner 20 and % vi q
sec 25tpi n a o principal meridian
has filed notice Of intention TO make final ihr,s
year proof to establish claim to the land above
doseribod before county Judge At Way. Colo
on the day Of Dec 1919
Claimant names az Witnesses!
Everett Carson u WAY Calo.
owilllam schciy
Charles u Lincoln
Sam Arnold
William II. Pound. Register
First pub Oct Is onso
The state herald., 1913-01-03

The news all the time the HaRALr
The state herald., 1913-01-03

First pub Nov 0aT05
Notice for Publication
u S Land Office Sterling colo
oei &c 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Felix Mutchie Of
Holyoke colo who on April 10 1906 made nd E N,
OS7o5-3li7 for Sc !, sec 10 tp S N % 9th m ha
filed notice of intention to make final five ycai
proof to establish. claim to the land above deserib
ed before county judge at Holyoke colo on the l5u
day of Dec 1919
claimant names US witnesses
G Munson nit Of noyoke col,
Charles l. Robinson PAoli q"
Davidson Mcdonald
J. Gust Richardson Hoyoke &
w a poupd Upvister
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
BILLS DENOUNCED
BUT ARE PASSED

Cardon's bills Nos. II and 10, relating
TO employees rights az preferred cred
itors, were passed by the house yester-
day with amendments. The bills aroused
much discussion.
In their additional forms, the measures
provided that employees should be pre-
ferred creditors 10 the extent or three
months and $500 y majority report oi
tho committee made Il SIX months and
$500. That report was rejected Friday
Yesterday the minority report favorng
the original bills was adopted.
On the third reading Judd moved to
amend by making the amount S400 and
the time five months. In the end this
amendment prevailed
Pngc of PIute REYNOLDS OF Ctah and
Oldham OF Cache denounced the bills as
Vicious legislst ton designed TO deprive the
worknemen OF their rights. The present
laws, they said. gave the laborer right
ito recover for services rendered within
period OF twelve months and In any
amount and that the law was all right;
they cohtended, II a man worked and
earned money. they contended. he should
have the right to recover It. The Credit
Mems. association. which fostered the
bill. came in for considerable sharp criti-
cism. for It's alleged discrimination In
favor of Wholesale and other dealers
against the wage Garner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
ADJOURNMENT BILL
PROMPTLY VETOED
Governor Spry States His
Objections and They Are
Sustained.

Governor William Spry yesterday ve'
toed Senate Bill No. /, by Bonner ~
Smith OF salt Lake, which made 1t
necessary for the senate TO adjourn
promptly at the expiration Of the con-
stitutional sixty day limit. The action
was exclusively forecasted In The Trlb-
une yesterday. The bill permitted the
courts to 60 behind the records OF
the legislature TO ascertain tho dates
on tho introduction and passage of
bills and the adjournment of the leg
islature.
In his veto message the governor de-
clared that the bill permitted the en-
croachments OF the courts upon the
functions of the legislature, since 1t
opened the doors for the courts tc
pass upon the validity of the records
kept by the legislature. The governor
said that ii must be presumed that
the legislature would not violate the
constitution by continuing in session
| longer than sixty days. Governor
Spry also called attention to the con
stitutional provision dividing the gov
eminent into the executive, iudicia
and legislative departments and srg
gested that the bill was delegattpg leg
islative functions TO the courts and i
was question as to whether or no
the measure was constitutional.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Penalties Increased.

II, is made a felony to take nsh with
drugs. poisons. giant powder. or quick
20 five years in the state prison. In ad~
Jition. a fine OF not moro than $1,000 Is
provided. Also, a. person SO convicted rs
forever deprived OF his right TO procure
= license 10 fish or hunt in the state,
Quail shooting privileges are extended
10 Sanpete county in October and 70 Iron
county for October and November. Sage
hens may be killed in al counties from
August Is TO October 81. and grouse from
October 10 IS. The mourning dove open
season Is shortened from August to
December l to August 10 to November
80 Twenty-Five grouse are made the
limit OF any open season.
New birds protected By the bill as in
sectlvorouE arc the pelican, hawk, and
blaclsoird. The clause does. not protect
the Skinned Ia wk, or hawk OF the coop
er. duck Or nlEsnn specles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
For Utah Materials.

house yesterday by Cook Of Salt Lake
county calling for the use OF Utah ma :
terals in the new capitol wherever pos
sible. The resolution declares 1t 10 be
the consensus OF opinion OF the leglsls-
tUre that in the construction OF the
state capitol the material therein shall
be the products of tho state. go far as
II is possible TO procure then from Utah 6
natural resources. To that end the res
olutiou recommends to the capitol COM
mission that thorough investigation DE
made TO ascertain which OF the materials
to be used IN the capitol can be pro-
cured In Utah, and that in any contract
for the construction OF the capitol SUCH
provisions be incorporated as 80 require
HE use of Utah matcrials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
BILL RELATES TO
BOOK PURCHASES

Several changes in the laws relative
70 The duties of the state textbook COM
mission are proposed In bill intro
duced Yesterday by Senator Joseph Eek
erslcy OF Wayne county. The measure
provides that the textbook commission
shall consist OF tho state superintendent
OF public instruction. the president or
the state university, the president Of tho
Agricultural college. the principal OF the
State Normal school and FIVE resident
citizens OF the state, TO be named by the
governor three OF whom arc TO be su-
perntendenis Of schools.
The textbook convention is to DC called
six months prior to the expiration OF
contracts with reference to the supply
OF textbooks instead OF thirty. days as
heretofore. The books adopted in 1907
are extended to July /. 1918. Several other
minor changes in the laws are proposed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Season Set Forward.

The duck season is set forward hsteen
days. making the open season from sep
,enber 10 TO December Is, Instead OF
from October I 10 December 81. Spring
duck shooting ;5 provided In some OF the
counties by extending the season to close
on March 10. IN Washington. Kane. San
Juan, Grand and Uintah counties In
Utah, Sanpete, Sewer, Wayne. Piute.
Garfield. Wasatch. Iron. MllaTd and JUab
there IL provided a further open season
each year. beginning February 10 and
closing March 10. In Salt Lake. Davis.
Weber, Box Elder and. Cache there is a
further open SEASON, during the scar 1915
only. from February Is 10 March IL.
The latter provision is designed 10 mee,
the duck sltua tion hereabouts. Commis-
Sioner Cha Ribers. IN his biennial report.
gave II as his opinion that the malady
among ducks Was due 10 their enormous
number. and his belief g. that spring
shooting for this year only will thin out
the fockg and rebound 10 the benefit oi
those that remain. The bill carries the
emergency clause and becomes law
upon the approval of the governor so
that IL the bill becomes law there viii
ne full month of nlnn,lny lllis snring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Preserve Described.

The proposed Strawberry valley state
game preserve Is described as to bound
game preserve. The bill also authorizes
the hsn and game commissioner, with
the concurrence OF the state board of ex-
aminers. TO procure. set aside and main
tain as public hunting grounds lands in
salt Lake. Davis and BoN Elder coun-
ues. This provision is made on behalf
Of that portion Of the duck hunting. pub
nc which has not the advantage OF mem
bership In dvck clubs a fee is 10 be
charged for the privilege OF shooting on
these hunting grounds
IN order 10 aid in procuring convictions
the bill provides that any. person giving
evidence that viii lead to the conviction
ct q riolator OF the law shall receive
one-hnlf the fines collected, which Is 10
oe paid 10 the witness by the Justice Of
the peace or the clerk of the court oe-
fore whom or wherein the case Is trled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Bills introduced
In the House.


r. Is. No. IS, by Ardersou-Fish and
game measure Referred TO committee
on FISH and game ,.-
RI 5 No 50, by Day-Creatns @ state
bounty fund, providing for a tax on GER
tain livestock providing for the destruc-
nfttec OH llvestoclo-
II. 3. No 40. by Cardon-An act relat-
Ing to statutory crimes. Referred to 1u-
dietary committee
system OF water regulation and control;
creating board Of control. Referred to
committee ON irrigation and reservoirs.
H B. No. S2 by Skolfield-Creatiug q
the treatment of certain criminals and
detectives. Referred to the committee on
public health.
H 3. No. IS. by Cannon-Proyidinz
for woman's dormitory at the Univer-
sity OF Utah: appropraung $50 600 there
ton.
II. 3. No. a. by Reynolds-Proridine
that articles cf association be approved
by bank commission. Referred TO the
fraternaI insurance societies. Referred
TO committee on insurance;
II. 2. No. IS, by Judd (bv reauest)-
assistants TO county officers. Referred
TO judiciary committee.
II. J. r. No. 1. by Cannon-Provldins
design for state flag. Referred to COM
mttee on military affairs,
| II. j. r. No. ., by Cook-Eeouiring
| Utah materials IN construction Of state
capitol Referred TO committee on cspi-
! tol.
II. ]. N. No. !, by Maboy-Memorializ
| ing congress TO pass Crsgo Spanish
American war veterans widow and or
phanS' pension bill. Referred to COM
mittee on. federal relations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Required by Law.

On the rollcall to pass the bill over
the governors 3 veto ten senators voted
for the bill and eight against it. As
the Affirmative vote Of two-thirds OF
each house is necessary to pass meas
ure vetoed by the governor the bill
was lost. The following vote was re-
corded on the rollcall:
Ayes-Booth, Craig, Ferry, Funk,
Kelly, Lunt, Olson, Rideout, Smith,
Wight-10.
Hansen. qverson. Thornley,, Williams,
President Gardner-S.
After the failure of the bill to pass
several senators declared that whether
the work of the legislature was com
pleted or not they would move an ad.
iournmeut of the legislature promptly
at the conclusion of the sixtietb cal.
epdar day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Changes His Mind.

Senator G. A. Tversou Of Carbon inn
mediately on the reading of the veto
message said that while ne had voted
in favor of the bill he was glad the
governor had vetoed il, as he had
changed his mind about the merits OF
the bill. He said that the bill was
unconstitutional and dangerous. Fur.
ther, ho said it was contrary 10 all
usapcs. Senator George !. Kelly Of
Weber asked Mr.. Iverson at whose sug-
gestion he had changed his mind about
the bill. Mr.. Iverson retorted that
Senator kelly's question was not per
tinent.
of the two Democratic members of the
senate. said, that it was absurd to dis
cuss the bill seriously. He said that
all of the senators had taken an oath
Of office to support and defend the
constitution Of the state.
The constitution, he said, or
dered the Legislature TO com.
plcte its work within sixty days. ~
| the members Of the legislature would
obey the constitution in view of the
oath Of Office the members had taken
no doubted the power Of any statute
to make them do so. However, he
said if anyone thought that a statute
would help he would vote for the pas
sage Of the measure Notwithstanding g
the governor g veto.
| Senator Smith closed the debate by
declaring that the measure was clearly
constitutional since it. did not delegate
any legislative function, but merely
established a rule of evidence. He
said that legislatures had repeatedly
violated the constitution by continu-
| ing iu session from FIVE to twenty days
after the constitutional time Of ad.
iournment and the records had shown
that the work Of these five to twenty
days was accomplished on the sixtieth
day OF the session, vicious and dan
oerous procedure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
HAN,SEN'S BANKING
MEASURE PASSED

The banking bill by Hansen, which
provides that whore an account is In
the bank in the names OF two persons,
pa - bic 10 either or tho survivor. the ac-
count. may ne drawn out by the survivor
Wi Dout any court order. passed yes
tcridy py the senate by vote OF II 10 |,
President Gardner voting in the mega
tive.
Before the dill was passed, Senator
Smith secured an amendment 10 the
measure making an actual or implied
contract necessary 10 the drawing OF the
funds by the survivor AS originally
dra Tn. the survivor Of the parties hold
in;. the join, account could draw the
funds. even though there WIS no agree
uient or understanding relative 10 the
disposition OF tho account In the event
Of tho death of one OF the parties.
Senator j. w. Funk OF Cache who
worked for the passage OF the bill with
out amendment. gave notice that he
would move for a reconaidcration OF the
measure on Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
To CREATE A STATE
BUREAU OF EUCEN|CS
This Is Purpose of Measure
introduced in House by
DR.. Skolfield.
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL
Commission of Five VIII
Garry the Requirements
Into Effect.

A state bureau OF eusenica 10 created
by a bill introduced In the house yester-
day by DR.. Skolfield OF Salt Lake county.
Five thousand dollars is appropriated foi
the purposes of the act.
The bureau is TO consist or flVe mem
bers: or whom the state superintendent
Of public Instruction. the attorney gem
eral and the secretary OF state are spe-
cited as three. The governor is to ap-
point the other two, OF whom one is TO
be a licensed and practjcing surgeon and
the other a licensed and practlcins
alienist and neurologlst. each with at
least five years experience in actual
practice. The three state officials arc
to receive no salary as members OF the
bureau. Ono OF the appointed members
is 10 receive S. a day for time actually
engaged In the performance OF his
duties and the other appolntee Is to be
secretary of the bureau with salary
of $4,000 A year,
1t is made the duty of the secretary
70 get all possible data relating "a
heredty transmission OF disease, and
pa Astrological tendencies, which he is to
furnish the legislature