Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 26 FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 19 1936 Farmington Boy 15 Dies-I- Tributes Paid School Officials Seek Tax Valuation Rifle Practice Tragedy E R Callister $800000 of Sales Tax Review Asked At Burial Rite By Governor Target Shooting Outing on Shore of Salt Lake Legality Battle Looms Utahns Open DriveTto Get Silver Plank n High Church Officials Ends in Accident Deputy Absolves Companion Who Pulled Trigger Blood Promises Help in Efforts to Formulate Democratic Platform Legal Profession the shores of Great Salt lake two miles west of Farmington Thursday ended in death for a youth — shot accidentally by a 22 rifle in the hands of a playmate of the same age A happy outing on Are Attendants at Funeral Impressive ceremonies and glowing tributes marked final rites in Lawrence Harding Shrope of honor of Edward Richard Callister Farmington died in the L D S prominent attorney and Republihospital at 5 p m after futile atcan party leader conducted Thurstempts had been made to save day in Ensigh ward chapel of the his life by removing the bullet in Max his brain when LDS church 365 Ninth avenue lodged Mortenson also of Farmington High officials of the L D S fired at a target church and representatives of Salt Lake City’s legal profession joined Firing at Target in expressions of deep regret at the The accident occurred when passing of “Ned” Callister a man Lawrence was picking up shells whom all agreed had won a high along the shore and Max was place in legal and political circles firing at an improvised target with the rifle which belonged to Played Big Part the Shrope boy Lawrence had "He played a big part In the stooped to examine a shell and political life of our state” said J Max raised the gun first warning Reuben Clark Jr first counselor his companion that he was about in the first presidency of the L D to fire S church speaking as a lifelong Just as he pulled the trigger friend of Mr Callister “He realized Harry Olson that parties and party politics are according to Deputy Sheriff Cal' vin G Roberts who investigated salvation of our country fi the Lawrence straightened up and knew his kindness and loyalty His the bullet struck him in the head was a life fully lived even though He was only six feet away when his achievements were but partially Max fired obtained” He lay for half an hour on the “He was a true brave honest and beach where he fell while his conscientious man and was loved as such” said former Senator Reed terrified companion ran half a mile to the nearest farmhouse to Smoot member of the council of twelve apostles of the L D S summon aid Dr G W Buchanan of Farmington and Deputy Robchurch “He was rich In achievemeifts erts sped to the scene and the doctor immediately took the said James'Ivers “Before long he Involuntary Manslaugli wounded youth to the L D S would have risen to stations of Later ence Shrope in Salt Lake City where the greatest eminence He underhospital ter Complaint Lodged an operation to remove the bullet stood men and was fair with them1 1 1920 but had resided In Farmfrom his brain proved futile Resolutions of condolence and Against Harry Olson ington most of his life tribute adopted by the Republican Called Accident tions" Ani his are Surviving parents committee of Salt Lake county and In answer Governor Blood teleThe tragedy was officially re drew and Molly King Shrope two the Utah State Bar association were Harry Olson 42 whose alleged corded as an accident by Deputy sisters Mrs Adrian DeJoung read graphed: by E A Rogers Salt Lake "The Utah delegation to the na- “bonus celebration" resulted in the Roberts after he completed his Centerville and Lucille Shrope City attorney Both expressed retional convention will enthusiastic- death of his mother beneath Investigation Farmington and two brothers grets to Mr Calllster’s family and aged national was a freshman at Carl and Andres Shrope Jr Lawrence ally support s)lver plank praised his services to the state platform and will select member of the wheels of his newly purchased the Davis high school He was Funeral services county city and bar Farmington automobile was will who the resolutions committee Thursday charged born in Dingle Idaho November have not yet been arranged aid Utah program National Com- with involuntary manslaughter Opening Prayer The opening prayer was offered mitteeman A S Brown will meet The filed with City was complaint A Smith of the L D S David by you Rittenhouse hoteL This state church presiding bishopric David stands now as always In demand- Judge Daniel Harrington by TrafR Lyon former bishop of Ensign fic Investigator Harvey C Peirce ing recognition of silver" ward pronounced the benediction and charged Olson with the death Brown Statement David H Cannon dedicated the After reading the Thomas' tele- of Mrs Christine Olson 72 'Judge grave at burial services held in Governor Blood Mr Brown to gram Harrington fixed bond at $1000 01 City cemetery issued a statement in which he son was released from the palbearers were R W Burjail city From said: California and Nevada Stops Over tonActive Group Clarence Cowan Frank S a under bond $2000 Wednesday night “I am in entire sympathy with Emery W Hal Farr Shirley P in This City En Route to Washington the thought expressed in the wire after police had booked him on an Jones and H Arnold Rich Honorfrom Senator Thomas to Governor involuntary manslaughter charge ary pallbearers were Clarence BamBlood It is my desire to do everyDrinking Party berger Ernest Bamberger Alvin O on (Picture Page to Nine) a sound Police investigators said Mrs Olthing possible get good Christenson Andrew L Hoppaugh Activities of Kiwanians in the California-Nevad- a silver plank in the Democratic na- son's death was the result of a drinkredistrict William J Korth Charles M Mortional platform I expect to recom- ing party held Tuesday when Olson flect a substantial increase in prosperity and greater emphasis on ris and E A Rogers child welfare and work aid for to Mr Michelsen who is a started out to celebrate mend receipt of Charles R Crooks San Jose Cal the hard of hearing according to Utah delegate member of the reso- his bonus bonds Following district governor a ride lutions and platform committee to in the car on which Olson had made Mr Crooks was one of a party of put the following plank in our plat- a $5 down payment and during 143 Kiwanians and their wives from form: which a quantity of liquor allegedly California and Nevada stopping off '“The establishment and main- was consumed Mrs Olson out tenance of a sound system of money of the machine in front of thegot Thursday in Salt Lake City en route home and credit based on the precious As she was going around the rear to the Kiwanis International conmetals is the foundation upon of the machine witnesses said the vention in Washington D C which national stability and confi- car started forward and then suddence rest The United States denly reversed striking the aged Large Delegation Rush Declared Over on Lawn Party Will Be His district will have 200 deleStrong in the possession of more woman and passing over her body lf of the world supply than Bonus Payment gates in Washington their largest Lying in Street of monetary gold and silver is able Held 1926 When Mr since officers said Friday arrived Mrs Olson representation thereby to lead the nations of the was still lying in the street and no Crooks who also pointed out that world to money stabilization Payments on adjusted service We bonds totaled over $1000000 at the advocate the use of both gold and effort had been made to aid her club’s the now district were membership Arrangements completed close of business Thursday Postsilver as primary money metals and Olson found in the house asleep e he didn’t know what happened Thursday for an invitational lawn is 6500 almost back to its master I A Smoot announced pledge ourselVba to constructive ac- said 6600 of attained prior to the A woman still in the machine party to be given Friday at 8:30 high tion concerning this vital matter’ Thursday’s payments were apeconomic depression when police arrived Violet Alice proximately $450000 which ' with p m at the home of Mrs Vada Conference Held The Californians and Nevadans checks Sorensen 40 was said to have been mailed made a grand “In a conference today that I had so intoxicated she was unable to Coles 1534 Edison street honoring were met at the Union Pacific sta- total ofalready $1015000 which Utah’s to alternates and 11:30 With W Mont Ferry vice presi- tell what at m a tion local club delegates by men have received for the bonds on happened She was arrested the Democratic national convention members and taken to the Hotel which they have asked dent and managing director of the on a charge drum redemption Phlldt p Silver King Coalition Mines Utah lunch Starlite for released gardens Governor Henry H Blood Mayor The party came here by Southern ousCrowds thinned down at the varihe suggested that if desirab stations certifying Thursday E B Erwin and prominent state of- Pacific A G Mackenzie secretary of the special train and postal officials believe that the ficers and party chiefs are expected Utah chapter of the American MinThe visitors were welcomed by rush by those asking payment is to attend Hyman Guss will intro- Franklin S Cundiff local vice presiing congress who is now in Washover For the next few weeks they B S Shields U duce Dan district dent and by John Fagerstedt Wei-se- r said they believed requests for payington could go to Philadelphia attorney who will act as toastmasIdaho district governor who ment would assume a routine during the convention and work i ter with ub in an effort to secure the joined the party en route east course at the local post office Motorcycle police will escort the adoption of the quoted proposed Three certifying stations are beProgram Given of to caravan Democrats the train Mr Mackenzie is plank thoroughA plea for increased attention to ing kept open They are the one at aside to east Casting the The for the politics family prior departure ly acquainted with the whole sitbuilding at the Irving training of children was made the federal uation and has an intimate acquaint- son of a Republican gubernatorial procession will be headed by a bus earlythe Rev James Whitcomb high school and Murray City hall ance with many influential sena- aspirant and the daughter of a loaded with the Salt Lake Junior by The at the East West and Brougher Jr Glendale Cal club Southstations schools tors and congressmen I told Mr Democratic deputy sheriff of Salt Bugle and Drum corps were closed on high Lake Mr Crooks member were in civil married spoke a county briefly Ferry that it would be very helpful and Fred S Kistemann Oakland Thursday ceremony at Provo Thursday mornto have Mr Mackenzie in Philadelconducted the program Mrs Ray ing phia Grimstead Sonoma Cal sang and Wales Singing Slated “It seems to me that in view of The bride was Ajflss Afton Savage Jimmy Smith Tujunga Cal prothe fact that Senator Elmer Thomas 18 daughter of Deputy Sheriff and fessional entertainer gave organ By Cambrian Society represents an agriculture state he Mrs Elmer M Savage 1294 Twenty-firs- t East and the groom is Loren and vocal selections would be just the proper man to Penillion singing a type well After attending a special organ further our cause I feel sure that Dan Seegmiller 20 son of W W recital in the L D S tabernacle at known in Wales will be featured our own congressional delegation Seegmiller 1584 Laird avenue i four-da- y The wave was heat the 42nd annual reunion of the Senator William H King Senator candidate for the Republican nom- broken in Salt Lake City Thursday 2 p m and making a brief tour of at for governor the ‘city the delegates left at 4 p m Cambrian society July 17 at Salt-ai- r Elbert D Thomas and Representa- ination to although temperatures continued it was announced Thursday by tive J Will Robinson and Jtapre- - The young couple left Provo for range ten degrees above the normal by U P train Also joining the train were Mr John James president tentative Abe Murdock will gije us a ten days’ trip to the southern Utah of 68 degrees The maximum was and Mrs Lorus Manwaring Salt Professor Henry E Giles will valuable help in achieving our ob- parks after which they will be at 85 and the minimum 72 degrees home to their friends in Salt Lake Lake City jnd R V Kimbrough lead the penillion singing which jective Cooler air waves were blowing consists of singing of original verse Weiser City secretary Mr Should Push Question inland from the Pacific gradually with the audiqnce joining in the is international of chairman crowding the low pressure heat cone boys and girls’ work “It may be that the platform is refrain eastward and as a result Colorado Arthur L Thomas Jr son of already written but I feel that the and Wyoming reported their highArthur L Thomas former goverrepresentatives from Utah should f season the of est temperatures nor of Utah and first president of fight to the very last for the adopAt Pueblo and Denver Colo the tion of a platform that would give the Cambrian society organized in remercury hit 100 and 104 degrees will be the master of cereproper recognition to silver as pri‘ ’ 1887 spectively and at Cheyenne Wyo monies mary money When we reach Philathe nvaximum recording was 92 delphia I am sure that our entire Intense heat continued to prevail delegation will do everything possible to secure recognition for silver ip Yuma and Phoenix Ariz where Thursday Fred Shourte 2023 Linthe mercury topped 114 degrees In the Democratic plaUorm Salt Lake City will be officialClear weather prevailed through- coln street had found a great fun“I feel that Senator Thomas of out the nation with the exception damental truth: Having $3500 is Oklahoma has stated a fact when ly represented in the Ogden of slight sprinkles oLrain in the fine and having a suit even though he said that Governor Landon has Pioneer Days’ celebration parades next month by a $100 Pacific northwest andTn New York it has a hole in the pocket Is also declared unequivocally for the gold where a heavy rain of 124 inches fine but having the two together is standard and I am sure that the float as the result of city comnot fine at all mission action Thursday Announcement that the Southfell during the day Democratic party of Utah stands That much Mr Shourte was ab- ern Pacific railroad has agreed The commission authorized (f equally firm for both silver and solutely sure of but he was not to give their cabin boat expenditure of $100 for the float gold” National WPA Heads the theme of which will be "Coquite so sure that the new axiom the W E Marsh No 4 to the valuable is was worth Salt Lake scout council for use as operation” Former Convict Wins To Broadcast Plans $3500 though it The appropriation was aua Sea Scout training ship was A month ago he drew the money made Thursday by Rufus A Trathorized several days after the Prominent national administra- In the' form of a cashier’s check cy Jr vice commodore of Sea apcity commission Acquittal on Larceny Ogden tion figures Including Harry L from a bank later having the check Scout units here proved expenditure of $100 for an Ogden float in the Covered Of sturdy construction and Hopkins will explain the W P A converted into seven sparkling $500 Stanley Bueter 28 former Utah Wagon Days’ paVade in Salt program for 1937 over radio station bills Tuesday he decided to again equipped with powerful engines convict was acquitted by a jury in Lake City at the same time KDYL Saturday at 2 p m Ken- place the money in a bank and the boat will withstand rough District Judge Allen G Thurman's next month neth Borg director of district 2 started down town with his wealth— weather and is expected to prove court Thursday of grand larceny The appropriations and the hole in his pocket Mr invaluable to Sea Scouts for long v WPA announced Thursday were Bueter was charged with stealing made on recommendation of Arrangements have been made Shourte and the pocket reached cruises for training and for paan automobile April 18 from Mrs Mayor E B Erwin and Mayor for public reception of the broadcast town safely but the money never trol or rescue work Harold Holmes Harman W Peery of Ogden A at the following schools: Bryant completed the trip —at least not Malcolm Keyser council The defendant recently was reafter the mayors discussed the junior high school Irving junior in the possession of its rightful president William C Ware Sea turned from Kansas City where he matter of cooperation between high school Jackson junior high owner Scout commodore and other local had been arrested after injuring a the two cities in civic underPolice aid in locating the money scout officials have been working school Roosevelt junior high school Mr Shourte for some time to obtain the craft and Blaine school in Salt Lake City was asked Thursday policeman in a fight takings Possessor of a long criminal rec The city commission also set Webster school at Magna the Mid- assured officers that anyone hav- or a similar boat ord In Utah Bueter was paroled for aside $250 for a city float in the vale junior high school at Midvale ing his $3500 may gain sole rights The boat is now moored to a the fourth time by the board of Salt Lake Qity Covered Wagon the Bingham central school and the to his axiom and a liberal bonus portion of the Southern Pacific Tooele high school pardons In April trestle at Lucin cutoff It has been Days’ parades by returning the cash " With the exchange of telegrams Thursday between Governor Henry H Blood and Senator Elmer Thomas Utah Democratic of Oklahoma leaders began a drive to include a strong silver plank in tle party’s platform and decided to join with the Oklahoma senator in his efforts In behalf of the white metal A S Broton national committeeman on the eve of his departure for the Philadelphia convention issued a statement in which he outlined the work being done on behalf of a silver plank and gave the text of a plank which he will recommend to O R Michelsen of- Richfield who Is a Utah delegate member of the resolutions and platform committee for the convention Telegram Quoted The telegram sent to Governor Blood by Senator Thomas said: money “Republican platform plank as interpreted by Candidate Landon pledges return to gold standard This program discredits silver hence suggest you have your state delegation select member of resolutions committee who will demand Democratic indorsement of our silver program and pledge further recognition of white metal If this agreeable your delegation I will undertake organize farmer states to support ‘silver plank Am delegate from Oklahoma and will probably be on resolutions committee Will open silver headquarters hotel Rittenhouse Philadelphia Please advise reaction to sugges- 3 f Death Charge Filed in Bonus Auto Tragedy Salt Lake Kiwanis Entertain Coast Convention Delegates Cashed Bonds Top Million Party Planned For Delegates A fund of approximately $800000 in excess sales tax revenues part of which the state tax commission has been counting on to help reduce the state property tax levy this year will go to the schools instead if a group of school officials have their way It was revealed Thursday The whole thing seems to hinge on the attorney general’s office where an opinion is now being written at the request of the state school office pn the legality of a transaction which would plump the entire fund into the laps of the school people No intimation has come from the attorney general’s office as to what the opinion might be but it was learned that the state auditor's office will fight the proposed transaction even if it means going to the state supreme court The auditor’s office believes the proposal would enrich the schools at the expense of the general property taxpayers Push Proposal The proposal which involves a series of complicated transactions was first proposed early in the spring in a resolution adopted at a meeting of the Utah State School Boards’ association It is understood that the chief motive power pushing the proposal has come from the livelier and Provo school boards PursuantHO the demands made by the resolution Charles H Skidmore state superintendent of public instruction asked the attorney general for an opinion on the legal aspects of the problem This year the state has been recelv- ing considerably larger sums of money through redemption of property taken Joseph Ches for delinquent property taxes This money has been allocated to the various state funds and of course the state district school fund has received a large share of it It has been counted on to help bring the school fund up to the legal maximum 6f $25 per school child The school board association proposes that the schools’ share of the money be placed back to the credit of the district school fund in the years in which the taxes it represents were levied In those years due to depressed business conditions the school fund did not reach the $25 per school child Pay From Excess If this were done it would mean that a large sum would be taken away from this year’s district school fund and it would have to be made up from the $800000 in excess sales tax money Then of course ‘the sales tax money could not be used to help reduce the property tax levy The attorney general has been asked to decide whether the redemption money can be applied retroactivly so to speak to deficient district schooL funds of past years or whether it must be applied to this year’s fund Up to the end of May sales tax collections from the- - beginning Calling attention to the fact that revaluation work done by engineers of the state tax commission appears to have resulted in a general in- crease in the assessment of' imGovernor Henry H provements Blood Thursday asked the commission to recheck its results and dea termine if a reduction is justified In his letter directed to Irwin Arnovitz chairman of the commission the governor said: "This communication is to urge you to make a full investigation of the assessed j valuations upon all improvements with the object of equalizing the assessment upon this class of property with assessments on all other property and if a reduction is rea- 4 sonably warranted to cause such reduction to be made in accordance with the requirements of the law” Work Under Way In 20 of the 29 counties of the state the work of equalizing the as- sessments made by county assessors has been under way for some time under the direction of the commisW sion and when assessment figures were reported this year it was fqund that improvements had increased more than any of the four classes of property valued by the local officials Mr Arnovitz said after receiving the governor's letter that the request would be complied with and an effort made to determine If improvements have been given too great a share of the tax burden He said that Salt Lake county is one of those in which the revaluation program la being carried out If it is found that a reduction is ustified Mr Arnovitz said it would be a blanket reduction to all counties in which the revaluation has been conducted The work of revaluation was undertaken with the idea of eliminating inequalities in individual assessments not to bring about a general increase the fiscal year totaled $260606117 By the end of the fiscal year on June 30 it is estimated that approximately $2800000 will have been collected The law provides that the first $2000000 of shall go for relief purposes This ‘amount already has been set aside for the state department of public welfare The law provides that all in excess of this amount shall go to make up deficiencies in the state district school fund and the state equalization fund This means that if the crediting back of the redemption money should leave an $800000 hole all the excess sales tax money would have to be poured Into it At any rate whatever the deficiency might be sales tax money would have to be used in making it up Use of Funds Under the law if there is no deficiency in the school funds the excess is made use of as follows: The first $300000'Ts placed to the credit of the governor for budget balancing purposes the excess above that is used to apply on a reduction in the district school fund property tax levy If the attorney general turns thumbs down on the proposal of the school boards' association here is what will happen to the excess: Somewhere between $50000 and $100000 will be used to make up a deficiency In the state school equalization fund $300000 will be set aside for budget balancing and the rest will apply on a property tax reduction one-ha- all-tim- er Cupid Braves Family Politics Salt Lake Cooled By Coast Breeze distt Enter $100 Float in Ogden Fiesta Man-wari- S L to ' S L Man Drops $3500 in Hole V in Improvement Levy Cited in Request to State Commission Rise State officials have known for some time that If they could count on the redemption money to help mke up 'the district school fund there would be no deficiency and they have known for some time that the equalization fund would require some But they did not count on the proposition sales tax money now 'being pushed by the school boards’ association State Auditor Julius C Andersen it is understood has said that if the attorney general should approve the proposal he would not allocate redemption money back to school funds of previous years without being compelled to do so by the supreme court Holds Plan Wrong His office it appears believes not only that the proposal Is wrong in principle but that it would plunge the state into a hopeless maze of accounting difficulties It would at least entail the employment of additional deputies in the auditor's office The school people on the other hand believe that since they were deprived of their just dues under the district school fund in past years they should be reimbursed now that the stateLis in a better financial position It was pointed out' that in the last 12 school years the district fund has reached the maximum of $25 In only four of them The per capita amounts allocated from the fund in the various $2425 1925-2- 6 $2417 1926-2- 7 years were as follows: 1924-2- 5 $2502 1931-3- 2 1927-2- 8 $2161 $2495 1932-3- 3 1928-2- 9 $8082 $2503 1933-3- Local Group Departs For Meet of Bankers Orval W Adams executive vice president of the Utah State National bank R C Wilson vice president of the First National Bank of Salt Lake City and Walter L Roche of A Co bond brokers left Blyth Thursday for Glenwood Springs anColo to attend the thirty-fift- h nual convention of the Colorado Bankers’ association Friday and Saturday At the Friday afternoon session Mr Adams will deliver an address on “Your Money and Your Freedom” Southern Pacific Gives Boat To Sea Scouts of Salt Lake used for some time for patrolling the trestle It was brought originally from the Pacific coast Of practically the same size and power as the Sheriff I given recently by the Standard Oil company to Salt Lake county for use by the sheriffs office it was used with the latter boat last winter in dragging operations for the missing air liner which crashed in the lake last fall Local Sea Scouts played a prominent prt in the early stages of the search for the missing plane and its two occupants The Sea Scouts will recondition the ship and will be given responsibility of its upkeep They now are at work attempting to salvage a large anchor for the boat which was lost north of the new yacht harbor and plan to bring the boat to its new home within several weeks 4 1929-3- 0 $2155 $2408 1934-3- 5 $2414 1930-3- 1 $25 1935-3- 6 $25 4 Frank Garrity Services Held ap-pli- ' i Total Valuation The total valuation this year of property assessed by county assessors is $340985429 an increase over last year of $8191746 Of the total increase $5417972 is in improve- ments alone the rest being in livestock and personal property The valuation of real estate shewed a decrease Both the governor and Mr Arno- vltz called attention to the fact that a state tax levy reduction almost certainly will be possible because of reserves which increased tax collection this year have built up “Increased revenue accruing from income tax and other sources" the governor said "Justifies a readjustment that will pass on the benefits to the property taxpayers I have long been of the opinion and have repeatedly expressed myself to the effect that ekry thing possible should be done to reduce the tax burden on real estate and Improvements Much has been accomplished toward that end” The total preliminary valuation of the state this year is approximately $542000000 an increase over last year of about $24000000 The difference between the total figure and the assessment of county assessors is the valuation placed on mines and utilities by the tax commission About $10000000 of this valuation is under protest Explains Reason Explaining the reason for his letter to the tax commission Governor Blood said: “My request for a thorough investigation by the state tax commission of the assessment of imin comparison with provements other classes of property and for reductions this year if study proves such action to be justified is in line with a definite policy I have followed looking to the equalization of the tax burden “I said to the legislature of 1933 ‘Wisdom will dictate that If possible the already overloaded property tax should be relieved’ Two years later I said: 'There is general agreement that tangible property carries too great a proportion of the total taxes’ “In line with this policy some reductions have already been made in levies on tangible property for state purposes and for state aid to schools Further substantial reductions are expected and it is hoped will be possible this year Road Chairman “While I was chairman of the state road commission the state took over the entire maintenance and construction of the state roads During that time and since the mileage of roads receiving this attenUon has been increased by the addition of county road to the state system all of which hai been reflected directly In relieving the property tax burden ahd making possible the elimination entirely of the levies by the counties for state road purposes "By means of the state guarantee of the full legal limit of state aid to the school districts local boards of education have been placed in better position to consider decreasing the district school levies or improv- -' ing the quality of the school service Last rites for Frank Garrity 66 prominent Eureka real estate and insurance man and active church worker were conducted in St Patrick’s Catholic church Thursday morning The Rev C Elliott Reardon conducted the services and the Rev John Jjagan pastor of Oup Lqdy of Lourdes assisted by the Rev Wil liam Kennedy of the Divine Saviour dedicated the grave in ML Calvary cemetery Pallbearers were P J Fennell D J Sullivan Dennis Harrington John Donnelly John Rowe and Frank Briskey Mr Garrity had lived In Eureka for 32 years during which time he owned a barber shop and engaged in the real estate and insurance bust nesses He was a member of the Elks lodge No 711 Knights of Columbus and Woodmen of the World He also was an active worker in the Catholic church having been ' member of St Patrick’s choir for a dr both “Thus counties municipalities and number of years ' school districts have beepsiibstan-tlall- y relieved of the 'necessity of Estate Inventories raising revenues by general propFiled in Clerk’s Office erty taxation" Inventories and appraisals of two estates were on file Thursday in the office of County Clerk W J Korth The estate of the late Henry Herlnget is valued at $27904 It is left to his widow Mrs Elizabeth H Heringer 1039 East Thirty-thir- d South street The ebtate of the late Willard Plxton of Taylorsville is valued at $15020 Under the will the estate will be divided among five sons and two daughters living in Utah j Rose Society Hears Talks on Gardening N D Thatcher and Mrs James H Mahoney were speakers at a meeting Thursday night of the Utah Rose society in the Newhouse hotel "Single Roses" was the subject of Mrs Mahoney's talk and use of fertilizers was explained by Mr Thatcher R O Kirkland president presided at the meeting r ’ X it ft |