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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
STRAWBERRY WATER
DISTRIBUTION TIED
North and South End Mem
bers of Water Users Asso-
ciation Are at Outs"
HIGHLINE. IN DISPUTE
North End Interests Object to
Sharing Cost of Helping
South End.
HIGHLINE IN DISPUTE

The stockholders of the Straw berry
Waterusers association, which Is com
posed of owners OF lands 20 Be benefited
by rhe Strawberry irrigation project,
and upon whose lands the cost OF
construction OF tho system is lien,
are at a disagreement aS 10 whether
all or Il part shall become re
sponsible for the construction OF the
bighline canal needed 20 carry the wa
ter 20 the south end OF the district,
The stockholders in the south end hold
that according 10 the agreement
entered into when the association WAS
formed the highline canal should be a
part of the system, and that without it
they are unable to obtain the water
and be benefited by the project, The
stockholders in the north end, who al
ready have system Of canals, say
they have no use for n highline canal,
and that those who need il should
stand the cost Of building il. As a re-
sult Of this difference no water from
the Strawberry project is being dis
tributed. except small portion which
hows into the tunnel along its course,
and which has been leased 10 Payson
people
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
NOBLE WARRUM TELLS
OF ADVERTISING CITY
He Draws a Comparison Between
Rochester and Salt
Lake

Noble Wsrrum. city recorder. has re.
turned TO the city from Rochester. n, Y.
where he went with A G. Mackenzie tc
advertise Salt Lake City at the conven.
tlon OF the ElEs, Mr. Warrum said yes.
terday:
Mr.. Mackenzie OF the Commercial club
and ! were sent 10 Rochester TO ad-
vert!se Utah and Salt Lake City at
the Elks national convention. We got
out twelve-page paper with ten
pages OF boost. one of general Elk
gossip and one Of exclusive conven-
ton news printed by no other paper
In Rochester on the day OF our issue.
our whole trip was one OF boost
ing for this section. not only in Roch-
ester. but In all the surrounding
country until We distributed the last
OF our 10000 copies. The paper was
very well received by the Rochester
press and business people as well as
by the Elks. and We believe that
attracted 10 Utah by the effort.
Rochester is one OF the best and
busiest cities OF the east, taking the
lead as II does in so many lines of
industry and commerce. But II is a
city or factories. With all the nat
ural wealth and resources OF Salt
Lake. II We had half the factories
Rochester has this would be a place
OF half million people.
The weather was not very bad but
the air wasn't like our own mountain
air anywhere in the east The best
climate on earth is right here and
Salt Lake is the best city OF It's size
In the country.
l didn't go to Washington and did
not hear any politics discussed until
after my train left ogden for Salt
Lake on my return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
Compromise Probable.

IL Is expected that the reclamation
service VIII send representative here
this summer 10 confer with the asso.
cation and assist 10 arriving AT n
"orking agreement, which will bring
about the completion Of the system a.
at hrst provided.
81. According to Mr.. McBeth. while
there are nine of the directors who fn.
for the request for leasing water.
and only three oppose il, there is 50
per cent or more OF the stock kholders
who are opposed TO it.
Inc south end stockholders also saw
that The north end stockholders. who
a's owners OF the canals, agreed 10 dis
solve their several canal companies and
merge their canal systems with the
proposed highline canal for the distTi-
button OF the Strawberry project wa
ter The north eud stockholders aS.
my th1t such a merger was considered.
pg' ohIS on the basis that the owners
ot me already constructed canals
should have credit on tho cost OF tbe
completed system for their canals. and
mat no agreement on this point bss
been reached.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
SAYS CROP OUTLOOK
WAS NEVER BETTFP

Carneld Bond OF Bond Brother G 20
pis.., sTaln and produce merchants ~
6Iaekfoot. Idaho. Is in Salt Latn GO, .,
To- To- = Ida short no business trip. lie viii return
Snort Line. When seen ves,e,d, DteS0n StI
DGmn 9!-T, was IN a decidedly optimistic uoH5
co,,1i,s ne outlook for crops in gipsGsu
pa-i .; ;hI TnG ~ act all OF the eastern
ost.er tnsn they now arc Tbs nao,'Ia
~. ~ my neighoorhood are now nro1,, -,
D ~ rSasd rTnst VII be the biggest countv FAR E
were set FOR September Is-Ia h,oGt in,, talr
90 ~ ~ interest this season seems s,Tonc,
80 8, l,,'n ui1n 81 any previous fair tbers
f,s,1, I,., 10 me eNhlbits which viii come
.,,.,ti,,., .,,''ysl every part or the state a,
isHt racing programme has bss,, ,,r ~
,oa.ii, @.,i,d ana side attractions OF un,,s,,,i
H'e'!t nave been secured. "i"s ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
HAS BAIL MONEY,
BUT CHOOSES CELL
Greek Arrested by Game Commissioner
Did Not Want to Put Up
Cash.

Toy keep-a me; I keep-a da money"
was the answer made yesterday at the
county jail by a Greek arrested ON a
charge OF fishing without a license and
found TO have in his pockets $50 in ex-
cess OF the $50 required for his bali.
booked under the name or John Doc.
the man was accordingly locked in a cell
while his money was placed in the office
SAFE lie was arrested by Game Com
missioner William Binglcy and the bail
was hNed by Justice Charles Holm OF
Murray. Not until he was searched et
the county jail was Il supposed that he
might De able 10 furnish the amount and
when the $50 was discovered he was told
that he could so free until the time for
his trial by leaving $50 of the money. To
THIS he sireuuously objected. Choosing
10 stay under the same roof with his
horde ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
BULLET KEEPS NEGRO
FROM RESIGNING JOB
&. Rafferty, Tries TO Leave City's En-
ploy, but Chain Gang Guard
Is Watchful.

T.. Rafferty, a colored member -. ,,o
CITY chain gang. Is walking with a linn
The fashion in which ne favors his ricbt
loot Is due 10 the absence OF the liftIe
.Ge-re recently absented by Il bullet from
the pistol or Guard David Crow-ther R9f.
lerty undertook 10 follow the exan,nje ~
Two OF his fellows who resigned Trom ths
chain sang several weeks ago By dodr-
lhE pehind the brush In Ctty Creek can
Won and remaining lodged
lic had hardly presented his rcsign.-
uon and his back at the same time SG,,.-
svef' wnen the pistol of the guard spoke
lhe nrst shot was fired in the air TIe
second shot vetoed the resignatinn and
'detoed" tho negro ""u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
COMMISSIONERS TO
OPEN PAVING BIDS

Bids for paving Seventh South ,ro,,
Main 10 Fifth East street. known as
paving extension No. s.. and FOR Fyf'S
south from Second East 10 Fifth FsSt
known as extension No 90 VIII ho
opened b. the city commission this morn.
The two improvements are among tho
largest authorized by the commission mi,
year. The city eneiDasr's .r,i.1-' luls
the fifth South pavement is Sl3,I9I snJ
on seventh South S7l.7T2. the cif,ys toll
snare being estimated Al $40. 600
Inc paving OF Fifth South 70 p,..t.
East will effect . conne~,ior o'tp ~
, liln last paving which extends 80
Liberty park on Ninth south .pd 80
'Nthtl south pavement viii also COR,
"oNt WIFE inc FIFTH East pavement, !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
Boys and Matches.

June II. 1o:is o'clock a m. 1885
South Ninth East street WoodpiIe
j. w. Busch. owner. Cause not
June "a, 5:1s o'ciocl: D. M 1853
South Eleventh East street. Two
story frame barn l.. Fairbanks
owner. M h. Crandall. occupant
Boys and matches. Loss. sI75.
July ., 1870 O'Clock p. m. 1850
South Ienth East street. Two-story
brick dwelling. Mrs. Eva 4. Barton.
owner and occupant Value of buiIJ,
ing and contents. $500 Los.
S2iISl5. covered by insurance. Cause
July Il. I1:33 O'Clock a. m. 1902
south Ninth East street Oue-stor-y
brick dwelling. X. n. Watkins. own
er. House unoccupied at time OF dro.
Value Of building. $500 Loss. 5000
Spontaneous combustion ascribed as
cause. "a
July IS. 3:4s O'Clock. =. m. 15-o
South Fifth East street. 0ne-stSry
frame dwelling. A. H. woodruT. own.
eT and occupant Value OF building
and contents. 500. Origin OF ire un-
known.
July Is. s:4s O'Clock p. m. 1872
South Ninth East street One-story
brick dwelling. z Ashton, owner
NalGe, $4,000. Insurance collected
$3.50, Building unoccupied at time
July IS. I:l5 O'Clock a. m 1901
South Ninth East street. Two-sfo,-,,
frame meat and grocery store Mrs
- l. Rock. owner. ". l.. Rock. oc-
culant Cause OF IRE unknown.
July IS. $40 p. m. 1867 South Sew
~nth street Samuel Cox. owner. I'm.
occupied. Loss -. Cause unknown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
SHOULD RESIGN, SAYS
JOHNSON OF WALLACE
Defeated Congressional Can
didate Blames National
Committeeman.

Tlllrnan D. johnson OF Ogden. who was
one Of the candidates for congress. on the
Democratic tlckct at the last general cleo
ton, says that william r. Wallace
Democratic national committeeman toF
Utah. should resign. Mr.. Johnson also
adds that, In his opinion. the resignation
of Mr.. Wallace would be the greatest aid
10 the party In its present difficulties.
Mr. johnson does not come OUT opeh'F
with his opinion regarding the influence
which he says ne believes mas oeen
mitteeman with regard TO his recon
rnendat!ons for federal appointments. lie
lntima ties, however, that MI " silace
may have aspirat ations. II Us ms pe!el,
he SAYS that If the state committee
should decide 20 select a new commit
man. Mr.. Wallace would receive very Few
votes
the state committeeman results from the
activity OF Mr., Wallace in recommending
the appointment of w. w. Browning Tor
the Ogden postmastership instead OF ac-
ceptng the congressional candidate S
choice Of County Chairman 5. s. Smith.
II Will make IL very brief" said Mr..
Johnson yesterday. when questioned re
gardlng his attitude on the party conflict
within this state. He said:
with respect to the matters dis
cussed by Judge Powers and Mr..
Thomas In The Tribune. l have only
this 10 say at this time; II Mr.. Wal
lace wanted 10 do the Democratic
party in Utah real service he would
resign as national committeeman.
Even his apoligsts say he has not
sufficient political acumen 10 handle
the job He Will not resign and the
state committee should get together
and take prompt action. The sooner
the party gets rid OF his kind the
better off II win be.
Mr.. Johnson declared that Mathonihah
Thomas's suggestion To get together
had been attempted by the state COM
mittee on several occasions without ap-
parent results because OF Mr.. Wallace.
He is distinctly in favor Of a new national
committeeman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
DELAY IN DELIVERY
OF CITY DIRECTORY

On account OF unavoidabl. s.lsv. tho
delivery o< the new Salt Lake City direr-
tories did not take place yesterday. but
VIII oe made today The only books de-
AFered yesterday were a fcw Advance
copies which were furnished 20 Tie
newsTaper Offices OF tho city There "a
cut lltue variation in the general make
~ oi thH BOOK, except that l, couis ins
i"1 pagss more than DID thd director, -
issi year Il j. published by T. L. Polk
s. Company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
ARMY OFFICER ON WAY
TO FRANCE is UTAHN
Captain Nelson E. Margetts Went To
Spanish War From Salt
Lake City.

,r'eIa GIaptatn Nelson Il. MarEetty of the
IS on his way 10 France wbeTa b| a. =
been assigned TO do observa ton work sS
military attachc for the war, dena rtn1sr,I
trG w hiIe there Captain Margctts hopes TO
lege. and with that end in y.{eyy TO- 80, 80.
SIEaying inc language OF that country,
captain Margetts went 70 the Snanisb.
american "A Nah war from here as a private
academy. Tie Is a son OF the lat NJ
IiarTy Ostler ts % years old and ono
OF the youngest officers in the forajon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
HOSPITAL SISTERS
TO TAKE FINAL vows
ceremony VIII Take Place During Cole
orstion Of High Mass by Bishop
Lawrence Scsnlsn.

hres sisters OF Judge Mercy hospital
INC sisters Of Mercy at the hospital ,hIs
morning. They have completed their ne
100 In the novi;iste and ar. rsaay 60
AK .hke the teii which finally makes them
&c III, rev. Lawrence Seaman. bizhop
OF Ssit Lake. viii administer the ansi
VOWS curing high mass which he will
sishop Seaman viii be Assist
oy we Rev T. ? Kelly pastor OF Our
isdy OF Lourdes parish and chaplsin ~
vac hospital Father Kelly returnss. from
Ntslt IN California yesterday afternoon
-n oIeeI 20 ne present AZ Tie cerer-on,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
j. w. MELLEN MAY DIG
NEW DRAINAGE CANAL
Bid Will Be Five Cents Under That
Of the City Engineers
Estimate,

Plans and Specifications for the drain
age canal 10 be built across the northeast
bench 10 catch the flood waters that de-
vasiate that district so frequently. were
completed yesterday.
II is probable that J. ". Mellen, who
holds the contract for installing curbs
and cutters in that part OF the city. win
be engaged 10 dig the canal He has Of
fered 10 bid 20 cents yard. which is )
cents under the city engineers estimate
In order 10 save time II Is likely that
Mellen VIII be given the work i'm conneC-
ton with his curb and gutter extension
without the formality OF advertising for
bids.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
DISPLAY WINDOW /.
FURNISHES Pu

us /; a dummy or a human h
the question being asked oy
persons who gather In from ~
play windows OF the Caistem.l1
son company at II south
Early yesterday the curtains
dow were drawn. discloslns go
10 be player piano being
n dummy or "a man VIVA 80
over his fea tures. NOBODY A.
tive. one would watch ne =
parcntly operating the pisne,,
feet and turning his head ~
ing ewes. and be certain t,,,sr III,
dummy. Then some partie,~c1 80
of the eyes or OF the 'ase ~
The onlooker equally positive
a maj n. ,ss ~
The question viii be IN "a, -
this week. according TO w 80
OF the concern. and from tns 49,
first day VIII keep many su
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
CANDY COMPANY
LEASES BUILDING

Tho Merchants Candy company. the
CoIPotd uou recently organized. with
stockholders In Utah and ad iolnin- states
has taken a lease and option on the old
spencer Clawson property. on Broadway
IN the rear OF the old Bell Telephone
oihciHS. Just OF State and FIRST South
streets The lease and option gives the
company permission 10 purchase tho
property within one year FOR $4,000 The
ouldiHS has been occupied for some time
by the A. II. Boxrud COMPANY. but int
company recently took new quarters on
West Temple street The candy COMPANY
= now httiug UP the building lor It's pur-
poses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
CITY MILK STATION
OPEN THIS MORNING

The municipal milk station will ne
opened this morning without fall. accord
Ing 10 announcement OF DR.. Samuel G.
Paul. health commissioner. The station
was 10 have been opened last week. but
for lack OF facilities the occasion vyas
delayed
NURSES and full supply OF the bes.
available milk will be on hand this morn
ing and rom now on the station will be
kept open continuously FOR the benefit "a,
mothers who desire 20 obtain a milk sun
ply for their ba bes that is absolutely
pure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
TRIES TO KILL SELF;
PUT IN PADDED CELL

said 10 have been foiled In two nt
tempts 20 end his own lie. the nrst bv
drinking carbOlic acid and u. second bv
sts b5inS himself with a knife, William
Wolf. German. 80 years % age was
brought from Wendovcr Yesterday nv
Deputy Sheriff William Mc.kiciohn and
lodged IN the city jail \ rent I'm tho
prisoner sleeve showed the slnshInv ~.
feet Of the knife. the Ht-bk, OF WE,,h
had been diverted The man "a thought
padgcd cell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
RAILROAD AD ME1|
TO Be c|TY's GlB
Plans for Entertainm...
the Visitors Are No.
Complete.
TWENTY-FIVE IN PA
Programme of Trips
Dinners Received Fro.
Chicago.
TWENTY-FIVE In PA

Final arrangements are h.,.
Ior the entertainment of the n.
ing agents of the weste,,
when they arrive in Salt Lals
Fourteen railroad represen,at;v.
representatives of advertisi,,
printing concerns and six WON.
OF members Of the party, ara
scheduled to be here, and Il
able a few more may coma
minute. They will be ''sbov, },
the Missouri expression, ever
they are awake during their Il.
Those who will entertain them !.
ming to send them away q,
believing that Salt Lake and IN
the greatest places they ever II.
W. G. Stark, chairman OF d.
mercial club committee in cha,r.
entertainment, received the rrs'
most attractive folder prorrsr
events from Poole Brothers ~ T.
yesterday. This booklet Mil
make valuable souvenir Of n
Will be furnished by Poole I'
who do most all Of the railrosi
ing. l.. 4. Abbott will be hr,s
resent the firm. The booklet =;
an engraved cover, and bes;d-
tanning the programme and ~
of the guests and entertaipsn
profusely illustrated with M T
scenes in and around Salt Lafe
Yellowstone, where the party -
here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
Second Attempt Made.

When the frebugs succeeded In A.
lnG the place on their second attempt
lhey opened the bureau and dresser
drawers and my desk, and Searched
for valuables. Our personal effac,o
were scattered throughout the rooms
nelShoor who was passing the housa
sd" hSht IN one OF the rooms about
an noun before we got back The
origin.
! i9Io' and the other data in connectjoy
WIN them as given by the records ~
the fire department.: VI
May /, 3:35 o'clock p. m ca C,in-
ton avenue: One and one-half siorv
PRICK dwelling. e. Jensen. oSgneT
Mrs M Weiss. occupant Exploding
May %. i2:o5 V o'cioels tISsi p. m ,5oa
frame dwelling. c. A. Helen. owDey.
ana occupant Gasoline stove.
May "a, 1:5S o'clock p. m, 435 Bry-
between Tenth and Eleventh south
streets One-story frame dwelling
Davis. owner and occupant. Burning
May 30. $40 o'clock a. m. Twelfth
M1d and Ihirteenth South streets and
Boys and cigarettes. "''''
May 80. 1897 o'clock D. M saDa
location, Baled hay. Ienited from
June 5. l1:5l o'clock a. m. 7as
Windsor avenue. One-story frame
dwelling. II. D. Hughes, owner and
occupant Chicken coop. Bows and
matches. No loss.
June "a. les o'clock p. M, Eley-
en,h East ana Ninth South streets.
Grass hre. Boys and mtaches. No
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
Conformation Delsyea

WASHINGTON. July 2s-o
the appointment OF SUNNI ,cr 81
as Tn!;eI states sttornet .I.rt z
ico caused the senate luu +
Ice TO-DAY 20 DELAY acton =" 80
rnen,. Protests have been m. /
committee but no prolonsesa..
ultimate confirmation Is s,S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
KILLED in Orenon

Word has been received from Il
Srande. Or. ot the death of Victor :
besn who was killed IN logging csnp
IN the Grande Rondc rnouufsln- Vice.
p Bean was formerly q resident Of trt.r
and was the son .of the late Georg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
NEW SHAY CAFETERIA
DOING GOOD BUSINESS

Charles \. shay. proprietor Of shsy's
cafeteria, returned yesterday from Los
Angeles, where he went ahout Two
months ago for the purposa cf starting
cafeteria When seen yczterday NT
.snsL salo inHt hts new place IN the
California city was nov well csta abiisbrJ
ana receiving ia due share Of patronage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
Guests of Utah.

The visitors will arrive hars.
various incoming trains next
Automobiles viii meet them, "
to the Hotel Utah, where they
come the guests OF the MAJ
during their stay. AZ 4;ls
Monday afternoon they WI
Saltair, the guests Of the Saits
company. They will have sF
lowed by dinner in the cafe, an1
for dancing. !
Tuesday morning there ~
sightseeing trip about salt
At noon they will lunch az
mercial club. In the aitern
will be the guests of the bil
Garfield railroad on a trip Y
nous Utah Copper mine. ke'
Salt Lake they will take the
Emigration canyon car for
the new inn at the head Of tnc
now nearing completion. Here
have dinner as the guests Of
agement, returning on any OF
cars,
Wednesday morning will %
visiting the chamber Of comn
the Deseret museum. Aftef
visitors will leave in autom9p
Brighton. where q picnic u
be served. Returning 10
there will he a special organ
the tabernacle, They Will lea,s
7:l5 o clock 10 the evening ~
stone park. where they VII
guests Of the Wylie Way eon'
the next FIVE DAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
Request and Protest.

Az a recent meeting held in Spanish
Fork the directors of the waterusers
association decided 10 apply TO tho
reclamation service for fifty second.
feet of water, 10 be released from the
reservoir and come through the tunnel,
TO be taken out by seven canal
companies OF Spanish Fork aud Maple
ton at the intake of their respective
canals II the mouth OF Spanish Fork
canyon, the lease 70 be either for this
season or for Z longer period. and on
terms TO be fixed by the reclamation
service. This application was far.
warded TO Project Engineer !. l.. Lytle
AT Provo, and has been submitted by
hlm 10 Reclamation Director +. II
Newell in Washington.
4 protest against the leasing propo-
sltion FROM stockholders in the south
end OF the district has also been sent
10 Mr.. Bytle. and by him 70 Director
Newell and his decision is awaited
with considerable interest
Those desiring 10 lease water allege
that, as the water iss there, and they
arc prepared 20 use il, il should be
used, and also that the fact that the
water is being applied viii effect pub
lie opinion favorably toward the
Strawberry project
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
Ground of Objection.

j. :. McBetb of Paysou, one of the
directors of the waterusers associa-
ton, when asked for the reason of
the protest, stated TO The Tribune that
the objection on the part of the stock
holders IN the south end OF the dis
trict is because all the stockholders
initiated the project as one unit, and
with the understanding that the sys.
tenn would be completed as one unit.
aud that all the lands benefited should
bear the cost OF securing the water. pro
rata. Mr.. McBeth declares that after
the system was completed TO the power
plant near Spanish Fork the stock
holders IN the north end OF the dis
triet objected 10 proceeding further
with the work as a unit, and TO paw.
lug their portion for completing the
system by building the highliue canal
to PEyson and the country In the south
end OF the district, who require the
hlghlinc canal in order 10 be bene.
ntcd by the Strawberry project. OBJ
Jeet TO the lease of water from the
system TO the north end water users
tiII the question of the building OF the
highline canal is settled (Which will
have TO be settled bv the stockhold.
crsl. believing that the use of tbe
water, under lease. win defer snc6
settlement.