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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-04-03
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Three Cheers for Carswell's Liver
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Remedy That E. T. Whitehead
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and if you aren't delighted, your
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LIVER, AID. 1
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WANTED-RAILwA MAIL CLERKS
for parcel post: 500 month; Salt Lake
City examinations May 3rd coaching
free. Franklin Institute. Dept iso-B.
Rochester, N Y. o1041
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RESOLUTION KILLED
FOR THIRD TINE
Direct Vote Measure Relating
to United States Senators
Officially Dead.

For the third time within three weeks
the senate yesterday killed the resolu-
ton ratifying the proposed amendment
10 the federal constitution proVioihg iof
the election OF United States senators oy
direct vote OF the people. TINS actioh
wss taken yesterday by the senate In
refusing to reconsider its action of The
day before when It had defeated the reso-
luton. ,s
Friends of the direct election amend :
rnent made a stubborn hght ior us anvpP-
lion. but the resolution Is now nhaiiy
dead so far as this session OF the leGis-
1ntl,re is concerned Three weeks ago
by a close vote. the senate rejected a
senate resolution ratsfytng THIS aineho-
mont Then the resolution was pre-.
sented in the house and passed by that
body When It. was reached by the sen
ate "Wednesday the house resolution was
defeated. but 1t was kept alive Tor
twenty-four hours on notice OF motion
for reconsideration. The hnal acuoh
came late Yesterday afternoon.
Senator d. O. Rideout OF Salt Lake,
who has led the fight in the senate tor
the adoption Of the resolution. spoke
briefly yesterday afternoon In support OF
#.
On the rollcall Senators Booth. Craig
CottreIl. Kelly and Williams. vino voted
for the resolution when II was first acted
upon. voted In the negative senators
Hansen and Thornley,, who declined to
vote when the original senate resolution
was on It's final passage yesterday, voted
against reconsideration Only four voted
10 reconsider the resolution. The roll
call follows:
Noes-Booth. Cottrell. Craig. Eckersley
TdgheIll. Ferry. Hansen, lverson. Kelly
Junt, Thornley,, Wight, Williams, Presi-
dent Gardner-l4.
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SAYS PROJECTS ARE
IN DEPLORABLE STATE
State Affairs Committee Re-
ports Carey Act Lands Need
Immediate Attention.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Feb. 27.-That Carey act
lands and Carey act projects in the
southern part of this state need the d.
rect and Immediate attention OF Idaho
and are in a deplorable condition. was
made clear to the twelfth legislature
here today through a report submitted
through the state affairs committee. fol-
lowing an investigation OF the Carey act
department.
The state affairs committee filed with
tho house n report secured from Carey
Act Commissioner Shawhan. showing
OF land within Carey act projects because
the promoting companies of the projects
have sold all OF the water leaving none
for the state lands. and in numerous
Instances have not built canals TO the
land
The report also shows that several
Carey act projects in this state are on
the verge OF ruin and some OF them are
even now bankrupt while some are In
have been induced 10 settle on the lana
by the company promoters. VINO Snarah-
tee TO them that the state and govern
ment stood financially behind the projects
and that they stood to make thousands
of dollars; that today some or the
projects are without water, and those
settlers who resided on them were iorceu
to leave their entries and their improve
ments and were financially ruined
The house took the report so seri,
ously that il ordered 1000 copies printed
for general distribution to the press ana
residents of the state, and ordered II
spread on the house journal
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LIQUOR CASES DECIDED.
Residents of Logan Disguised with
MIxup Over State Law.

Residents of Logan Disguised with
MIsup over State Law.
Special to The Trib me.
LOGAN. Feb 27,-JudSe \. j. Harris
of ogden handed own a decision today
in the six liquor cases that went up 10
the district court from the Logan city
court. granting the motion 10 dismiss In
five of the cases where charges OF keep
ing nouor for sale had been made out
and denying IT in one case where actuai
sale was proved, under charge OF SELL
ing. The cases dismissed We're Logan
city against John Boyle. George Tlller.
Harriet Steadman, Leland Hanks and
Gardner and Larsen Motion denied in
the case OF Frank Forsberg. The cases
have been under consideration since last
fall when defendants were convicted in
the city court and sentenced TO pay fines
OF $50 and serve twenty-five days In
;ail. Judge Harris holds that the city
had no power under the state law to
pass an ordinance making Keeping liquor
for sale an offense.
City Attorney Law, as soon as he re-
celved the decision. turned the cases over
to County Attorney Bowen, with a re-
quest tha. they be prosecuted under the
state law. and City Marshal Cranney Of
fered to swear to complaints The county
attorney now has the matter under ad-
vlsement. The decision has mixed mat
ters here and there IS so much disgust
with the state law expressed as TO war;
rant the belief that II an election We're
held tomorrow Logan would go wet in
stead of dry.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS |
'DODO' BALL D|SRUPTS
BOWLING CONGRESS
Tournament Officials Find 1t
No Easy Task to Bar
Freak Spheres.

TOLEDO o.. Feb. PA serious split
In the ranks OF the American Bowling
congress viii result from the decision of
the delegates today TO bar from competi-
ton. in tournaments under sanction OF
the congress. loaded or "dodo" balls.
Medals for the best single score, two
men score and fve-men score made last
year were awarded today. Charles Pola-
check of Chicago. who rolled a perfect
score. was given a gold medal. The
tournament standing fellows:
Two-men leaders-Eick- -Seibert. Toledo,
1906; Cunning CHAM Burgin, Toledo, ii73
Irlam Irlam. Toledo. 1859: Patrick Mitch
ell. Calgary, 1854; Brooksbank- -ZieGler.
Toledo. l104; Leary Moses, Toledo, 1Ii2
Individual leaders-Brady. Toledo 622;;
Sweeney st. Louis. 62I; Lamert. St.
Louis SIS; Palm. Toledo. els; Alexander.
Toledo. GA; Hartsing. Toledo GIL.
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MRS. ELIZABETH HIees DIES.
Resident Of MantI Dies at Home OF Son
In Provo

Special to The tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 27.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Stowe Higgs, IS years OF age. pioneer
OF 1857. wife OF the late Thomas Higgs
OF Manti, died here at an early hour this
morning OF general debility. She was
living with her son. B I. Higgs, in the
Fifth ward
Mrs. Higgs was born in Yorkshire,
England, June 90. 1924, and came to
America with her parents when she was
two years OF age. the family finding a
horne in Utica. n, Y. After her mar
rlage she, with her husband: embraced
the Mormon faith, and emigrated to
Salt Lake. Mrs. Biggs walking most Of
the way across the plains, though so
crippled for part of the time. as TO be
forced to use a crutch.
Thirty years ago the family moved to
Mauti, where Mr.. HiggS was associated
with the building Of the Manti temple
Mrs Higgs had been a worker In the
temple there until her health failed n
wear ago and she went 10 live at Provo
She is survived by two sons and two
daughters They are B. T. Hlggs of the
Y. I. university at Provo; w, J. Higgs
OF Lehi. Mrs. Susy Slater Of Los Ange-
les. and Mrs. Anna Jensen OF MayAeld
Sanpete county. The body Will be sent
10 Manti for burial.
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WALKER BROTHERS DRY GOODS
COMPANY, A CORPORATION
Notice Of Special stockhoIders, Meetlna

Notice is hereby given that upon Sat-
urday. the 22nd day Of March, 1913. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at
the office OF Walker Brothers Dry Goods
company. a corporation, No. Mercantile
block. corner of Third South and Main
VIII be a special meeting of the holders
OF the common capital stock Of said cor
poration. for the purpose OF considering
a proposition to increase the common
capital stock thereof from $3.50, 900 to
$500. 900, by amending article 5 OF the
articles or incorporation 50 as TO provide
for such increase
(Sgned) J. r, WALKER,
President.
CHAS. A. WALKER. Secretary.
And also a the holders of more than
one third OF the common capital stock
OF said corporation, o3304
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PROTEST QUARANTINE.
Residents Of Idaho Counties Under Ban
Complain TO Governor

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Feb. 27-Throush its
president and secretary. the Pocatello
Waterusers association has forwarded
TO Governor Haines and the Bannock
county delega ton a vigorous protest
against the proposed compromise with
California regarding the alfalfa quarar
tine whereby this county. with Bear
Lake and Oneida. is TO remain under
ban.
1t is claimed by the association, as we'll
as the Fort Hall association. that no
weevil exist in this county. Tie only
weevil ever found In southeastern Idaho
were discovered IN Bear Lake county.
This was some time ago. and no weevil
have been found since.
In 1912 this county had 25,5b1 acres In
alfalfa. producing 2.620 tons. AS the
acreage this year will be practically dou
bled, the growers believe that the quar-
antine will unjustly cripple the aSricul-
tural development OF the county
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Sealed bicf will be received by
the board OF directors OF Blue Bench
Irrigatio District No. l Of Wasatch coun-
u, state of Utah, at the office o, said dis
trict at Duchesnr. Cormerly Theodore).
Utah, up 10 and until the 5th day OF
March, a. u. 1913. at O'Clock p. m. for
bonds OF said district to the amount of
one hundred twenty-five thousand (si25.-
600 00) dollars, or any portion thereof.
Said bonds will be in denominations OF
one hundred (sl00o0) dollars and
five hundred (s500.O0) dollars each. Said
bondS To run from ten C0) TO twenty (20)
years and TO be payable as provided by
section 10 of chapter ~ OF the Session
Laws OF Utah: 1909, as amended by
chapter SO OF the Session Laws Of Utah
1911. and to bear interest at the rate OF
six 90 per cent per annum. payable
semi annually on the first day OF June
and December OF each year. Principal
and interest to be paid at the office OF
the county treasurer OF Wasatch county.
state OF Utah. No bid will be accepted
at less than nlnety-f!ve (e5) per cent of
the face value OF the bonds bid for. The
board OF directors reserve the right to re-
Ject any and all bids.
All bids must be addressed 10 John r.
Wilson. secretary OF Blue Bench Irriga-
tion District No. /, Duchesne. Wasatch
county, Utah.
Dated at Duchesne (formerly Thcodore).
Utah. this 9Th day OF February. A d.
1913. ], s. BIRCH.
G. w. BROWN.
J. Il. LEWIS,
Attest: Board OF Directors.
J. r, WILSON. Secretary. ol327
RIBUNE WANT DS ? U l. l..
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Legal Point Attracts Attention.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
PoCATELLo, Idaho Feb. Civilian Nanny.
1 woI-known iarmor OF Grace has boon arrested.
charged with obtaining money false prcteuscs.
Last fall W c. Nann.nE OF Grace filed claim
OF s25 against the county board. II not al
lowed until the board oIoctod and iu
making out the warrant. one OF the clerks mis-
took the OF Manning for Nanny and made
the warrant payable TO Nanny Manning. not re-
cciving his money. asked the county clerk In
regard 20 tho matter. when tho mistake was dis-
covered. The county attorney sent deputy 10
Grace 10 investigate and found thnt Nanny had
cushcd the warrant. lie given week TO
make good but has failed 20 do and the
rcst followed. Thoro is question IN legal
minds TO tho legality OF the proceeding md
the Is attracting widespread attention.
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Fauorably Reported
In the House.

Senate bill No. ~. by Cottrell-Proh.bItlng sale
OF ''paror matches" By COMMITTEES judiciary,
Senate bill No. 100. by Smith-nclatinE to yot-
Ing power OF stock OF corporations, By commit
tee judiciary.
SENATE bill NO. III. By Smith-Relstins 10
amendment OF information. By committee on judI-
ciEry.
Senate bill No. 11]. By Smith-Reating 10 is-
suancs OF attachment. by judiciary committee
Scue,e bill No. 169. by Luut-Appropriatlng
81 900 for development OF subterrsncar waters. by
committee on irrigation and reservoirs.
House bill Nc l2i, by committee municipal
oorporations-New commission form OF govern
meut act, By committee on municipal corpora
tions.
House bill No. Is5 By Barnes-GirnE ctics
OF tho fls, class power 20 appropriate money
for decorations aud entertainment in times OF
conventions. by committee municipal corpora
tions.
House bill No IS. by Cagdon-Providius for
Utah development commisson. by committee on
municipal corporations.
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ing county commissioners 10 secure bonds from
companies securing franchIses-
Houne blu No. so, by Csrdon-An act Teauir-
Ing couacilrncn and commissioners 10 secure
bonds from companies securing franchises
senate bill No. ls6 by Ridenut-An act limit
ing the bonds OF tho city treasurer
Senate hill No. 80. by Craie-An act revienG the
fish and game laws OF tho state.
House hlll no. is9, by judiciary committee
An act relating 10 tho Investment OF redemption
funds
Senate bill No. IS, by Lunt-An act repeating
tho poll tax laws,
House bin No. 1,e, by Jude-An act relating TO
change OF IN Justice courts
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Reported Fauorably
In the Senate.

Senate bin No 100. by CottrsIl-Ap act re-
visiBg the laws relating 20 the powers OF city
ronmlSlIous7 WITH reference 20 parks.
House bill No =. by Smlth-An act extending
the powers OF Tie state road commltsiOa.
House bill 40. &c. by E1wood-An act lncrcaa-
Ing tie sSliTy OF the state coal mine Inspector.
lionSs bill 80. T.. BY El~ood-An act relative
20 the inspection OF coal and hydro-earbon mincs.
Senate bill 40. 2io. eJ Craig-An act proy!dlng
for fish screens IN irrigation dltchcs and canals
Senate bill No. ~. by EcSoElcy-An act e1-
fenaing the powers OF the state board o. hors-
culture.
Senate Joint reso!utlon No. ,. by smith--A Teso-
luton proposing amendment 90 the state constl-
tuiion permitting cit!cp 20 iacTesnc their bonded
'ndebiedness for establishing sources Of water
erppJy.
House bilb NO 70. By caraon-An act requir.
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Bills Killed
In the House,

House bill No. 1eo. by Benniou-ReIatinG to
filing of chRtte mortgages.
House bill No. i6i. by Bcnnlon-Pernittiue
mortgasiog OF crops not yet sown.
Hougo bill No. "a. by Bnrnes-ProhseitinE dis-
crIriaatiou on the part of employers bccauto OF
labor unon affiliations.
House bin No. 81. by Barncs-Creatins state
free employment bureau
House bill No. J03. by Mrs. CRroo1-E1tcndinG
age nra.t OF children In certain employmcnts from
"a to is years
House bill No. 1i5. by Bsrncs-ProhtbitinE mis-
representation In hiring strike breakers.
Iioure bill No. 20. by kriebel-GivinE state
land board power 20 dispose OF submerged lands
suitable for agriculture.
senate bill No. 50. by Smith-ProvidinE pay
mcnt for counsel appointed By court.
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NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake county, state OF Utah A. Reeves,
plaintiff. vs. Salt Lake e. Mercur
Railroad company. a corporal ton OF
Utah. defendant; Lucius Laudle. re-
ceiver. In the ma tier of the recelv-
crship OF the Salt Lake & Mercur
Railroad company.
To the creditors OF the Salt Lake g.
Mercur Railroad company;
Take notice that on February nth.
1913. upon an order duly made and enter
ed in the above entitled action By the
above entitled court, all creditors and per-
sons having claims against the said Salt
Lake & Mercur Railroad company are
required to present their claims under
oath. fully itemized, TO the undersigned
receiver OF the Salt Lake e. Mercur Rail-
road company az room 10l5 Newhouse
building, salt Lake City. Utah. within
ninety days thereafter or be thereafter
bs rred.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. Febu-
airy II, 1913.
LUCIUS LAUDIE.
Receiver OF tho Salt Lake & Mercur
Railroad company.
Newhouse Bldg. Salt Lake City. o232l
T X B u n i w a Mt ADS PU l. l..
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Bills introduced
In the Senate.

Senate bill No. sis. by committee judiciary
An nct rotating to foes OF state land board
Recommended for passage and placed the
calendar.
Senate bill No cts, by committee on judiciary
An act 10 provide for tho indctcrmnsts sem
teacc or persons convicted OF crime. Recon-
mended for passage and placed the cnler-
dSr.
Senate bill No $50. by committee judiciary
An act relative 10 the incorporation OF towns
Recommended for passage and placed the
calendar.
Senate bill No. 2bi. by committee judiciary
An act defining the duties OF state auditor
Recommended for passage and placed on cslen-
dar.
Senate bill No 700. by committee judiciary
An act relating TO the lcaeing of state lands
Recommended for passage and placed oD Gallon
dnr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given that John A,
Elsman mas made an assignment OF all
of his property for the benefit Of his
creditors to David d, Latimer, assignee.
and that all persons holding claims
against the said John a. ISkman are re-
quired to present such claims, properly
verified. 10 David D. Lat!mer, assignee,
at the law office Of Smith & McBroom
suite 903 Boston building. Salt Lake
City. Utah. on or before the 10Th day of
May. 1913.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this
eth day Of February, 1913.
DAVID d. LATIMER,
Assignee for the benefit OF creditors of
John A. Eliman.
SMITH & McBROOM.
Attorneys for Assignee o33I0
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FALLS 1000 FEET.
Miner Meets Instant Death in Silver King
Coalition Shaft

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb 27.-Warreu Jones
was killed at the silver King Coalition
mine this morning shortly after O'Clock
by falling from the cage, The un-
fortunate man was on the top deck OF
the cage with the other miners who had
just finished their shift and who were
all being hoisted 10 the top. The 300 foot
level had just been passed when Jones
backward into the shaft and down a dis
tance OF 1000 feet.
The atal accident was at once reported
and q searching party was quickly formed
TO go back down the mine and recover
the body.
Jones was about % years Of age and
was married and had two children. He
was born in Hcber. Utah. where he spent
the greater part OF his life. Funeral ar
raugements have not as yet been made.
but the BODY will probably be taken to
Heber for bur!als
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Sent to Governor
In the Senate.

Senate bill No. II. by Rideout-An act relative
10 the conduct OF business under assumed
name or designation.
Senate bill No. 10. by Henscn-An act prohibit
Ing the Issuance OF checks banks In which
tho drawer has no funds.
Senate bill No. 81, by Wlght-hn act correct
ing an error In the statute governing disturbances
OF the peace.
Senate bill No. IS. by wiEht-An act correct
Ing error IN the statute relative TO the time
OF commencement OF action in the Justice court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-28

The employees OF thc senate yesterday presented
10 the tiny OF Serscant-at-Arus Fred Bryan
beautiful gold ring. The youDgster born
tho anniversary OF Lincoln's birth this year
and his will be Lincoln Brynn-a combina-
tlon TO conJuro with.
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MARQUARD IS STILL
EXPECTED TO SIGN

MARLIN. Tex. Feb. e7.-N4nager BcGraw Of
The New York Giants today received the Biguod
contract OF Artio Shafer. and ;he Californian Will
be a member OF the Giants for three years
Sbatsr wired from Pasadena that he would
Join The team !a Marlin soon af-or March |
he could. shafsr Will not wait for snod-
ETafs but the latter Is expected TO join tho
team Inside OF ten days
This Will leave only Marquard in the holdout
squad and Captain Doyle said tonight that he
expected the aouthpaw 10 walk into the Arllng-
usually did.
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DIED

TRAPP-In this city. February &c. 1915.
DR.. w. w, Trapp. aged 3s years. Re
mains will be shipped from O'Donnell &
Co.'S parors today to Hemet, Cal, for
interment.
FROLHICH-n Murray. February n,
1913, Susie Frolhich. II years Of age,
from spinal meningitis. Funeral from
the First Baptist church OF Murray Sun
day afternoon Mt o'clock.
kTNG-In this city. Samuel N King,
February 81, 1913. In his sixtieth year.
The body Is at the parlors OF Eber w.
Hall awaiting advice from n son in the
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Senate Notes

After sharp fight. the sonato yesterday pnssed
tho general insurance measure which contains
stringent provisions against rebnting. Senator's
Craig and Rideout charged that the bill 10
throttle competition aud 10 give certain insurance
companies a monopoly on the insurance business.
Other senators decnred that the effect OF tho
bill would be precisely tho opposite. Finally tho
bin wos passed by vote OF l3 to 4. Senator's
Craig. Rideout, Williams and President Gardner
voting against H.
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And IN accordance with law and an
order OF the board of directors made on
the 18th day of November. 1912, so
many shares of each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary win be sold al the
office OF the company. at Mccormick 6:
Co.'S bank Salt Lake City, Utah, on the
18th day of March, 1918, "a 730 o'clock
p, m, OF said daY. 10 raw delinquent as
sessment thereon together wiz
or advertising and expense OF sale.
JNO, J, MORRIS, Secretary.
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Senate Bill References
In the House.

Senate Ioint resolution No 6. by Eokcrsley-
Asking aid of government for Industrial educa-
ton. establishing national university. etc. 20
house committee education.
Senate bill No. liz. by FnTry-Proyiding for 90
spection o. hotels. TO house committee on public
health.
Senate bill No. i5a. by Booth-Relsing 10 water
right applications. TO hou6e committee lrriga-
ton and reservoirs.
Senate bill 10. ss. By MISUNDERSTANDING to
posers Of school boards. to house COMMITTEES on
education.
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Montana Wants BOXING.

HELENA Mont. Feb. 17-Ths house Of tho
Montana legislature today passed bill iogal!x-
ipE tNelye-Tound exhibitions gndog slate super
vision Ten Per cent ot the box office receipts
Is % go 20 the state.