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Show 2 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE tITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1906. pIERCES ARGUMENT BEGINS ANTS, TaTAKEN ALIVE PROCEEDINGS 10 SECRET MEETING TWO YEARSSFOR PAYNE PACKING PLANT DISSOLVE T RUST. OF AMERIKEARNS Sidney Sewell Wil Be Punished TO BE REBUILT UN LAND FRAUDS John M. Waldron, for Utah Coal Company, Completes Lengthy Debate. HAS COURT JURISDICTION Policeman Simpson Arrests Al- | leged Violator of Speed Ordinance. Vas | Lindsay, 21 years of age, by Polic eman Simpson on night automobile ES Ambrose arrested lorthe. {after jail a few ore furnished by friends hearing in police of Justice to ate Action Against Standard Oil. J According to Policeman RESULT INVESTIGATION THE OF Have Its Argument demurrer pany ei pany, in filed and Inning =, suyport by the Pleasant contending has no last evening that jurisdiction the in before shall, in the of United. the Utah Valley 5 the Coal com-| Coal com. | driver local case Judge not, Be Market court] A. and, to ett urnec pursuit Pideead J. street, eee The. 1 the of corner, autoist, Mar-| through believing stop - that ie > Stk however block and = hee district |itoward States \icemanM: hadst ae the! 4 ec : ad . Moody the tonight public AL A. that authorized the action Department Sfandard t ine! : Novy.8.-Attorney Washington, j by gone} was "returning Sets Porm as Merger > Oil in trust a few of 4 Gen- At an PaUhy would in be the E Howells' ; secret meeting leaders at the prelimMary | made . for made|the days P testing a to be taken | night Justice case . 5 , in|Committee Appointed to Confer With ‘| ~ Judge Powers Relative to Con- | the BLAMED. ; Case. eral in > Will Take Same Northern Securities he | nouncement tir Ue * ee by ry *¢tion stated oe his attention was first at- | | tract Lindsay by the high rate| lot speeoa, t least thirty miles an hour, | } aut hich the machine crossed Third | South street on Main stree The special| | policeman iw. ithe auto turned into || Today. City School Election. COMMITTEE | Simpson driver was ALINE ulty. Are Laid fo Capture the. Coming | ed Attorney Declares Fudge Marshall Can- | py)o ayyost of the auto not Handle Case-Government to accomplished without the board of tne court until after PI to 1 se outdone Padlonencthelnnnenine be against the oil trust that in. of educhtion The it is known that a for the Utah Coal company, took wale Oe Pea OR Eiverineal Paris, Noy, Loth 9.What to LINE FOR PLACE shall(the einaeeunene | Mondel I May Succeed Lacey of lowa as Chairman. Blames the President. Nevertheless, it fs undoubte daly seek- ing some way around the difficulty Those who oppose a continuation of thé pilgrimages say the pool is a menace to the community's health, spreading disease with a rapidity which would cause panic had not special Hospitals been established nearby to care for the patients. / i . He declared that had it not been for the fact that President Roosevelt had| Started a fight on trusts and corporate] interests there would never have been| the many land fraud cases filed, and} he held that crusade directly responsible for the many cases filed through-] , out the United States . In furtherance of the policy of the sider » Se ms PR RES ERI G bush these casca, he: ca ~MR. GRIFFITH IMPROVING made many rulings within the £ eighteen aie ss hich swept dene Was Seriously Injured by a Fall at many of the time-honored oopinions on Yea nfl ox alt nw such cases. In discussing tha' question Gariicli Smelter. as to whether a man can tell Inquiry last night at St. Mark's hosby looking at the top of the earth. whether] pital, where he is under treatment, dethere is coal enough for profitable min-| veloped the fact that the condition of ing, Mr. Waldvon declared: C. A. Griffith, who sustained a crushed "No man, cone not how shrewd on) skull by a fall from a high trestle at such matters he y be, can stand on| IE. T. in Tooele county Wednesday, the ground and ote into the bowels of | was slightly improved is stated, It the earth-and tell what stores of minhowever, that Mr. Griffith had been deeral wealth are there buried. A man lirious practically all day, and but litmay guess at the amount of coal in a Ue hope of his recovery is entertained. certain locality a the eee appearor some time past, Mr. Griffith has ances, theré is absolutely no way been foreman of the teams working for of establishing the quality or quantity the American Smelting and Refining without artificial explorations. I have company at I, T., and was supervistried cases™in the past where dne ex- ing some work when the accident ocpert Came on the stand and told how curred. He fell from a high trestle much coal there was and of what qualdown an embankment and struck his ity, by an examination of the surface. head on a rock causing a severe fracGut another expert riddled that testiture of the skull. He was brought to mony by declaring that no man, howSalt Lake on a special engine, and an sever wise, can tell what lies under the operation was performed at the hospisurface. The coal, tal soon after his arrival to remove the ground, may shattered bits of skull from the brain. shale and other Mr. Griffith's home is at Lake Point _ making it practically useless for minwhere he has*a wife and six children. ing purposes. I say that no man can tell by looking on the exterior whether coal land is valuable or not.' Y. M. C. A. BIBLE MEETINGS An Imaginary "Then you mean to say,' torney Maynard, "that if put in Secretary At- until|. artificial exploratidns were Ose, "No such condition has nature ever produced," retorted Mr. Waldron. rice am simply testing the strength of your argument by imagin_ing this mountain of coal.' "The proposition is mpyCeapre and} ‘therefore unsupposable," Mr.| Waldron, thus closing one of the few t cross-fires of the day Continuing, Mr oO Atak declared that there was in he bill showing that the in enen were kKuown to be disclosed ther "This is nothing mére of ras than a sull to quiet. title to the land now held by the defendant Utah Coal company, And in that case I declare that this court has no jurisdiction in the Inatter, The United States| Supreme court and other courts have held that in a case such as this yovernment comes a8 a suppliant, Fist be treated as such. 1ust lainant. If a. party of the were com-| to Conduct With |?#mes the request to the that they , Returns office. send thelr From the Mount interest. North Star. mine and about is known is located 22 miles from on In rem, and did question or have honor would the case ou not own the land in! possession of it, your at once throw o court. But} g¢ archlight. It was located" by ra Kose O'Connor of Indiana, and - she disposed of her Interest to Buckwalter and Sermon. The ore looks so govoc it is exactly that that a company in light that the! United States has brought against the Utah Coal be poes In the special land grant, the vernment gave to Utah the right to Ginocer of the lands, aiid that has béen one. The sossession of the government ceases ie ire. The -refore, nee the cases fa ute title these bills have Utah Greafly no case." Favored. At the outset of his arguments, Mr. Waldron reviewed the coal land situation in Utah to some extent, declaring that this state Wad been greatly favored by the government in this matter He showed from the bills" that the land in question comprised an srea of; between 1.700 and #449 acres, said to be of coal Jand. He declared that con-| gress in giving the land to Utah meant| that this state should make the apportloiment. t a8 was Indicated in the affidavit, he declared, it seemed "‘that the supposed government policy was other mineral. lands could was that pass to the state." This, not the the meaning of state came into he said, congress, absolute and con-! Lake for the will be formed working of the in Salt property. eo Twenty Meombers Twenty new members the Caledonian club at ed meeting held The hair chairman of Mondell f irrigation irrigati latter for is the an is at pres-}0f of taria| important} repression of pro-| Added. a four years biennially December. fatl on pose sd Jegislation while public lands|of the s important not only for the.proposed | except le sislation which ir ee The ‘tare ense disposed tion. It accept of arek through is thought public vigeon holes but "5 public lari its recommendih- that lands, Mondell ~ Land will Commis-| The 1 » 5 elections The are 1 Coyfer ae wifhi 7 Ww pi committee with proposition Mr. elect every a party member city precinct 4 Powers: appointed Powers will make last on a night the con- report sioner Richards, who retires March 4,|%¢ tonight's meeting It was said at may be succeeded by Lacey, whose|the meeting last night that a numterm as congressman also expires the ber of prominent Democrats ine ludsame time. ing Mr. Powers, would be willing to Join in the fight and air the grievances or Kearns before the congress of the United States, and through that body before the nation In the reorganization talk there was iltle of interest to the general publie, but a deal of vital interest to Kearns. organization is not gone amoo ny: The cogs have slipped arious city departments have failed in their duty to deliver enough votes to offset the Republican majority in the county outside of the city. The county committee was jarred and jogged by the> Kearns men present, It was the' consensus of opinion that county committee that has handled the losing end of a fight is a fit subject tor every man in the losing party to JAPAN TO BUILD BIG BATTLESHIP Island Nation to Have Monster Fighting Machine and Powerful Cruisers. London, Nov. 9.-According formation received authority, Japan battleship of 21,000 ten guns new by will vessel a high tons, G-inch, and a build with and be in- + naval twelve twelve speed will to a monster of 20 ready 4.7knots. for The ships not yet about to be Commenced are named, Forty pianos a ee : Western Pia Co.,;" Street, near Postoffice meeting tonight plane will be which will look be ond the December schoo) election. organization of the an early effort to chine in working order for the battle of ballots next fall. from.-N. 62 "Ma urket Congratulations Received. Congressman Howell received yesterday telegrams of congratulation from ny friends, Among them were the following: "T extend to you the compliments of the seen =-O. W. Powers, Salt Lake." one i As cept congratulations your. tri phant pleanen-G ha Litthe sfeld. a Wadiveton' ED; State Canvassing on B. Mrs. an for were added to well attend- last night at the home ELECTION DAY IS ‘OVER! lf you have won any money you Cannot put it to a better use than by getting yourself a new fall suit or overcoat. If you have lost any, economize by buying at the store which combines the lowest: possible prices with reliable goods and first-class workmanship. members of and the cer- |DANIELS of Mrs. Sterling, 340 East Fifth South street. It was decided to hold a banquet on St. Andrew's day about Dec. 1, and a committee was appointed to make arrangements. trol through the policy cf the government 3 Mr. Waldron has had much experlence in similar law suits and his effort was a most learned and clever presentation of facts, opinions and argumentg in support of the defendant companies. Mr. Critchlow, Mr. Maynard and Judge Marshall interrupted the speaker at intervals Senee on points made by counsel, Sut Denctcally the whole day was taken upin his argument alone. THE TAILOR Suits and Overcoats in all the very latest styles-Paddock and French-back Overcoats; Frock and Sack Coat Suits, some of them silk-lined, to be closed out at prices much below cost. 57 WEST SECOND Se A i SOUTH, UPCHURCH CLUB FORMED. Fifty Members of A. O. U. W. ganizo for Social Purposes. Or- The members of thé local lodges of the A U, W. met last night in their ull to continue their plans for orsanizing their social club composed of ormer members of the lodge in this eity. Aside from the adoption of the name for the club and appointing eommittees to further arrange for the organization of the club, nothing of importance was transacted at the meetings The name selected for the organization was "The Upehurch Club-* This is in honor of Father John Jordan Upchurch, the man who founded the A. O. U. W. in 1868 in Pennsylvania. There are fifty members now enrolled in the club and by the time of the next meeting it is expected that this number will be doubled he committees appointed last night will report at the next meeting, Thursday, Noyember 15, at which time officers will be elected. iT + Juvenile Dramatic trial he pleaded went over not) Qiunding without Connell Irom Charges. Peter Club. The Juvenile Dramatie club has reorganized, and has elected Fitzgerald president. Roderick ton stage manager. Ira Taylor general manager. The bi-weekly performances at $40 West South Temple street have been somewhat Interrupted of late, as the weather has been a little cool and the barn is not heated FOR at Stock- One buildings in that fas Divorce) it PLANNED ieee treatment toward 75 be while roi in : Salt Lake in City Proof superior be as cent of to by were the fire make old} proof} them, | caehtine.veateie the represented Reports to nearly possible stockhwbaetel per wide: her and Possible. will be thie | Wise. en name, Sene King, and wants such rther relief as the court sees fit to rant her. During the past year, she alleges, Connell. has threatened her bodily injury. For weeks at a time, the complaint states, Connell was under} the influence of liquor and was crue hile New Size as the Pire share proxy. ey or other- presented showing cruelty and desertion were made yes-| the result.of the stock taking ordered terday in a complaint filed by Mrs. | by the diréetore after the fire and plan Sene Connell in the district court for a ye Pr ‘ : ode ee ee RN reanizatior 1 the for Were submitted Con-| Mi Connell. Peter divorce from rell asks the court to restore her majd-| of the companys Ar Hundred eee Beauulfu : Nearly will they will AE 6#yY drunkenness, WOM "TS Woon sr ANTELS Just Being Unloaded. OUR RADIANT GRATE nin a Grate Revolution ' the Same as WEAK ---- -The Utah Packing company's plant : oat nd nn recently destroyed by fire will be reb ‘ This was the conclugion arrived at by yyanimous. vote of. the tockhdélders bE Has as rat ne The yesterday. held 4? a, meeting Connell, of - habitual Be and as ‘ Wants.a Will Old CHARGED, J reports. showed that the total exclusive of the salvage amountes 4: cae a ed approximates ry It was decided to adopt the /plan anq reorganize the. company, making ral ; . a ; : thorough rehabilitati e fit. % Z 27 21 n OFT las The losses, on i 5 W : So Tem 5 le a St. p a finanet- protracted spre She was driven from] "lly: among. the present rrehokdes her home about a month ago and told) themselves. Tne piar submitter not to return again under threat that} jy Ive an amendme to tfvers he would do violence to her, Since Oct-} of incorporation. No doubt exis an ; ober 24 she has lived apart from him] to the ability. of the company on account of his threats: They were) money within itself and eR ay eee! married January 5, 1900 In' Davis|ing any appeal to the public to" buy county, Utah shures Re: ADDITIONAL Valley Hes PROOPS Parmers Complaint PILED. to) Will Be no Delay ; The | Make Amendments Against Smellers director were poms qj ind ordes ve d to-go ta oe 3 a itt oe tiriese ‘ general mat the points specified Judge Marshall smelter smoke in cases in the opinion relation pending of) t dat size to those destroyed to -the] before] will be possible the United States circuit court in this} clty, These proofs are in the form of) an amendment to the original com-] plaint and set up the tue of. the] rights claimed by the defendant to] Gperate. the smelters owned by the) Pingham Consolidated Mining ana | Smelting company and the Bingham Copper. and Gold Mining company. The | amendments were made to covér this} oint to conform to the proof as order-| bd by Judge Marshall. Upon this proof and averment It has court not the yet decree been J. Suit M. to t to the] Title. Miller filed suit5 yesterday ESE epurt forth ChAT is asked to the nature plaintiff asks McG era require of her for a her from asserting ever to the land in in Argue Arguments . Judge oaGeorge 2 new trial jn Tohn : of Arthur ' oe a ruled Brown date. will Supreme 5 = ee yesterday and be sentenced on that} ee CET Court Cases, AIT as Saga arene Boa. hear E 174 Vance Damage et ty rds. x Case appellants. Transferred, The case of Letitia Hutchings four minor children by her guardian ad Neem against and| as the their Ohio] Copper company was yesterday trans-| erred to the U nited States court from] the Third brought District court. This to recover damages action is] Ida 6 ak ¢ OF a seeriggs phine ot ne. 5. ~-- Honkong, Noy. §8.-AIl the @ to John f Howells 49 ft. eSimlenic istetic t day. and away 500 houses a eer cne The fire started in a warehouse was fanned by a brisk wind, which warships | ae ed the fining landed and : natives Ss ertain terror-stricken the fire within assist- in ELECTION LOSSES LEAD Philadelphia Drug Reform TO Clerk , Candidate SUICIDE Who fo Cora Ae tol Bet on ‘ak Takes on| i on 14} to. Ato t pes i Lewis M. service jnto ra G for Lehi : ONL kin o mae U. | S. DEPOSITORY eS Ere d igna Ps Lake City, Salt today eantiee _ Capital Surplus PRESENCE: = was .......... 22... ...... .......... Denasit ey Gas J. a C y ; "AN HP. ommercia J. Daly » Daly, Vice A, H. oe ushter: Ww ITH ACCOURT | N ational Presidents. Peabody, . Ass't. election, in-a cide Harry Sa the couse | R. G. DUN & CO. GEORGE h ust, peat Idal _ V General Manager ~"), 4daho, Wyoming and Nevada. Ollices in Progress Building, | Salt Lake The Oldest and City. Largegest. -- head large drug store, committed today by shooting himself, clerk suiHe had wagered that Gibbopey would be elected district-attorney Of Philadelphia and is said to have lost $5,000 on the candidate's defeat --- oe truth fearlessly, prints all. tho. news fit to print, and commends where tean. The Republican , DENTAL PARLORS 40 MAIN STREET Ss (Over never Davis' Wphaad "earl eis BLES on Rage: Shoe or Store.) here MODERN pt te FUL OPERATO ee eal Wek GE esth" Amalgam Send THE REPUBLICAN to your friends, It represents the people of Salt Lake and as ra as they eat is not a Journal of Hate, It tells the that's Bank. 2 Noble. > Nov. 8.-De spondent on the result o McNabb, P. Cashier, | Route. . Life. Philadelphia, over his losses Cashier --- Nov. §.-While trying| was ae resident sinitlelwievale .. Asst. E. oe Pre OPEN to resuscitate their friend, Frank Holt,} who committed suleide by. the gas} route, Elmer Hayes: and Albert Funk | were. overcome by the gas sagen and) taken to the hospital inoa preearious| condition It is feared that fay "s will} ieee Rent. of granted| taleigh FE. Benson of the amieeot M orcriien| ae Took prijadelphia, for eleeusnt President Vice-President tie ioter i s Hi! see, 000.00 250,000.00 - Hills ..... o ce -«++.. ap Brawnell who obtained | the divorce | for Mrs. Benson and in the ; presence of hi a . mort is wife and three other witnesses, |} SHGtEHIsiNaIEachralene thenler hens The Rec will prove fatal : Utah. Savings aeniday 's is at Amer- Safety a an in & j Sree a divorce } Partuat CO., _ Mfg. Jewelers, STREET. : hl} L. S. ie Benson PRICES. | been Bank & a ea buy. kind we sell. Watchmakers, 324 MAIN himself. wife "Laurd I ry JEWELRY ol. SHOT HIMSELF IN his' d arke J ewe CARTER | k : Commercial WIFE' S =M ¢ Guarantees the quality. atae Sienna The 1 | 2,800 bank filed an amendment yesterday to} its articles of incorporation in the sec+| retary of state's office changing ithe name of the company .to : TT e= 0 Id The ONLY 2,000 : Connon who has of Zion's Savings business The d POPULAR Henrikke H tneee Uecekeeee ons ' Notes. Street, CITY. Be s \ 26Nees j conte ‘ Hh : Ouse uf. een T TRS os ge yenviert bohaeee : LAKE ram 20 | --- lod: G2 SWE \ Main -11-13 South : SALT Wil- Davi (9 { Trust company has tendered his resignation as assistant cashier and, will go| conlimits, will be over one million) famage 4 were | to Ti] "SIC | . restaur- placed 1+ Devons contra) of ihe malve are fghtets.. rey eae still last reports the blaze was : raging, but there was little prospects of its spreading. ©Marines from for- eign, to BL. year the i PRICES. % y Leading s 250 | to Mary A. Coo- Business ants and gambling dens in the most populous quarter of the native section of Canton, oppoatte the European swept 1%, Nahe ie pt. 6, UTAH. L REASONABLE 20) f 1 Salt Lake bank clearings yesterday were $791,315.09 as compared wit $919,718.86 for the same date last " CANTON 19, ; Wrig shit, of s 1 | CITY, ya iu Bros Gilbert. Ww e. ainde rgon LAKE re z TA 1S.) 10 Tt. Ranking company principal place of business ican Fork UP CITY S. : = goods, absolute M SALT Utah to fr. 5-~ 2 4 ESTABLISHED ley, 14 37-8-9, 2, Rosedale add 1,225 | Jemima Midgiey to E. P. Midgley, pt. 4, oe 1} Pac Cin es to AL Wie Lyon, axbees rds. sw. fr. &6rdss. of ne. 4;.39, ulDy 1,500] c in _ ileal 1 $30,000 for the death of x 906: Hutchings at Bingham June 13, 19 in the mines of the de fendant company located at Bingham Canyon CLEANS 1, Doull to sub PASE RD esos pi . ae eae . fine and j deed, Poul Bros." ac C for prices , W Daynes. to ae Bs Daynes, 1D Hallarn fr ney ‘ ay Thos Brae to 3a ak ceG enge a I \ area e al. : ‘ guarantees, : wees : A. Bateman iP Shank liams, pt. %, 2s a - were as follows: Eureka Mining com-|Geq D pany, respondent, against the Bullion Flem, Beek and Champion companies, appeltants; ane Volker-Scowerorft Lumber company, respondents, against F. that they | proof as is thoroughly companies. diamonds or jewelry. a house you can rely Hoke: reputation reasonable rR two cases which were submitted and taken under advisement 1e Cuses Mary various) now Jane Beeching See rds. ne. 4 fe Henry O. Best Brown, convicted of forgery. Judge O-) ceo. w W. Powers took nearly an hour reviewing the testimony and attesting it. The} eourt took the case under advisement intil November 26, Providing Judge} Baas ew trial is overPowers mantis motion for st a new triz mh Real Eatate Uransfers, Bout ror Stamler ilpert. we Doull whatso-| Trial. case. from i i " Jonn M debarring| were heard yesterday in| . cle court. for G. ‘ Armstrong's the the Mt poet. '**months . for New with Pee 5 her to set claims. The} decree any claims question. i The new imilar in| site will be found - elsewhers where} } good shipping facilities ean be secured This and other questions are be settled at once and the work of re-| ! a ‘ted so at the ew plant the third distriet court against Martha} Scott Bell to quiet title on a pie of ground deseribad s Lot 9, Block oh Ten Acre Plat A, Big Field survey. The ccs complaint aes the, deter pant ap kes RAC except as nearly fire plant will be ‘ upon Cet quipped and will cost about $100,000 Men are already ovk on the ruins" saying what can be utilized im the | of brick and machinery. Much of this | cun be used and the new material and yoachinery will be on. the ground a oon _as.it. can. be obtained It-is not quite decided yet whether | the old site will be utilized. Th is contingent on getting trackage vi ony the railroad companies If suitable arrangements cannot » be | will be drawn: | made presented Quiet made fhe In buying Deal with ager ahead and in the gna Pais eer Additional proofs were filled by the] pe no delay in rebuilding Valley Farmers' association covering | puildings planned will be _-_--+so---_----"" Board. legislature will be canvassed, tifleates of election issued Sene FIRE The state canvassing board, Salas le ed of the secrétary of sta treasurer and attorney general, will meet November 26 to canvass the official returns from over the state. The board will meet in the office of Secreof State Tingey, and the vote for officers forgery his DRUNKENNESS sea in 1909, and a sister ship will be laid down a few months hence At the same time first of a new group of cruisers will be laid down: These cruisers will exceed the readnaught in size, and be little behind her in armament. Their principal weapons will be four 12-inch and eight 10-inch guns In addition to these ships, Japan has two Dreadnaughts and four cruiser Dreadnaughts approaching completion. he names of the Japanese Dvreadnaughts now Saree are: Aki and Satsuma (battleships); Tsukiba, Ikoma, Kurama nan Ibuki (erulsers) with held Kearns to board from the Third tov eonter test many a he law. proelection of a member from each municipal are City, for a term expect ind Sewell is accused of issuing a check made payable to S$ Garrott. and signed by, W..A. Duvall. The check was cushed by Mrs, Florence Soloman and the yéar first theWednesday in ,on This election will Dee. Managers him date which Searchlight. Their Newberry, member. lands. > + ________ . ; Ray Sermon has returned from Searchlight, Nevada, where he has been looking over the claims in which Buckwalter and Sermon have a con- trolling for appointment as chi uir- | overlooked by |}vides for the important committee, ONlor the board of the house, he being the | ward in Salt ranking ; ent committee The Conferences. general line man of the public lands inch Committee an address in the First Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 a. oim,., and another at 8 p. m. All of the other sessions will bg held in the Y:, M. C. b nvitations have been sent to young men. interested in. the subject to be present at the luncheon and conference of Saturday a p. m., and a general invitation to. all who desire to attend has been issued, come|as with a suit to quiet titie} International Fred S. Goodman, secretary of the piter oe ren commmiittee of the M , Will be in Salt Lake to take charge of the Bible conference to be held in the association building next Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The opening devotional exercises at. 4:30 PSaturday,.. will .be.. conducted bY Dean Benjamin Brewster. As pert of the conference, there will be All the pow- be in the possession into this court to the and ers of the government are thrown aside and she comes ae this court as| a single party all cases where} it is sought to quiet title the territory} of in 12-inch; Mountain. ae - ming ing guilt re o'clock last evening.Bie Agend result in its dissoludion as such | mittee Was appointed to confer with aoe igainae on Main street, and} would pI Phe government is repre sented ye as running at a lew rate of speed, he To Take Proceedings in Equity. a Powers, late Democratic candiDistrict Attorney Hiram BE. Saal jump din and directed the way to the for congress The conference will Special Counsel Fred A. Maynard and h tation hous 7 While the Department of Justice hz as| pe held ‘today, at which time arrangeassociate counsel If. B, Critchlow. Mr maintained the greatest secrecy and mae ments will be made for carrying into Critchlow will probably ope the | though the Attorney General has neve jcongress a contest of Joseph" Howell's argument for the government this admitted that a suit would be SPoiat | election morning, with the other two attorneys |War 1 Hp) WITH fit is known that proceedings in equity} The third: proposition discussed was | to follow | to dissolve the trust have noe) agreed! the reorganization of e& party. It The principal argument of Attorn¢ ey | | Uy ron and the Pp apers complet does not seem to be running right, and has so eis al: some Waldron in showing that the loc al | 7 | Spann nt R oosevelt of the leaders are anxious for court has no jurisdiction in the matter | i‘ L ae of his callers | av .c hange Was in effect that in any case such as proceedings will be similar ae Among thosé present at the meeting this the action must be brought In the in the Northern Securities case: | were , *. Darmer, Frank J. Cannon, county In which the defendant comtt is hinted that public announcement | F, en B. Heywood, Frank Sefrit, Thompany lives Mr. Waldron, appearing jof the pees of the action will be}as Homer and. several ther The }made not later than Monday meeting was held in one corner. of position ths it the case must be brough ‘ » aac the dining room Where once had been in New Jersey, the home.of the comStop Pilgrimages to the | sounded the praise of the Amerikearns pany It made no difference, he de-| » . | during rallies he id by the Young Men's clared, where the company was doing Healing Spring. WYOMING MAN IN American League Willard F, Snyder, business, The case must be brought . state chairman, was at the hotel but in the county where the company was ™ ngnot attend the meeting for 1, ¢ he ts Miels 3 Want to Control Schools. In regard ‘to the fraud charges, Mr, French government do with the grotto the leaders of the party Waldron declared that there was noth-| 0f Lourdes? Ever since the passage tnere meee nate a dozen ardent workof the law abolishing religious pilgriming in the complaint or affidavit showmeeting was called. for a ing that there was any fraud, and that] 48es this problem has puzzled each ebsdee te of the party, And to this had been only vaguely hinted at.] Successive government M. Clemenplans for the capture of the new He declared the mere fact that the| ceau, says he is going to solve it now, Sania of the board of education state of Utah had appointed the man| though even he hesitates to promise | The. earns party will do everything who intended buying the land to also} to forbid pilgrimages or to destroy the inits power to control the sehoo) make the survey as to whether there | famous poo system of Salt Lake, and it is one was any miperal deposits on that land The officials of the city incidentally of the fond dreams of the leaders of did not of itself constitute a fraud. He} represent to the government that their the party to use that department to said there was no statute covering this} community's great prosperity in recent disseminate the doctrine that has been Republican Special Service. point, and defied the government at-| years will instantly crumble ‘shoulda the Washington, D. C., Nov. 8 -The de-| Preached for two years the columns torneys to produce any case whe rein| new law be applied there. : = / ;of the party organ this point had been raised and a judgThe government repiles that it can feat of Congressman Lacey, in Towa, | In the light of the recent election, ment rendered. take no notice of such considerations places Congressman Mendel of W yo-| the December school election was the SUES AAD cain: Mares 8 issuing [REORGANIZATION «: forged instrument He waived time for sentence. On the other count charg-| last com of Reached holders. hs pa 2 were in the. Decision Meeting Sewell is charged with endorsing it i The check was issued on September 22 When Sewell was arrested by the po-| lice he gave the name of S. Payne. It} was afterward learned) that he was.al, of deserter from the United States army, | the first| When state] the In expires nue his will be turned over to the Kearns |} prison he ew | military authoritie 3 hotel on in December. secrec idn alias « S. Payne, > -~was| dne Sewe ll, owe eGGeorge enteneced ; yesterday by : Judge ( Armstrong 'in the distriet court to serve two years at hard labor in the} state prison for issuing a rged in-| strument. Sewell was arraigned on tw 3 ore members . or amen a, oe which are oddefeated ofan tea Kellogg of ~ St. Paul and C. gS SeB.| Party, |was sustained Definite a Amerikearns of Cullen arrangements "ti election of | Wednesday : lection. 5 , a i p eA. =z P ti i re r ele r court. This morning the government |tween Third South and Market streets, ; Morrison of Chicago, have been called|cent election, is desirous of electing Will take up {ts argument in the coal! Taking a position at Market and Main | here for a final conference. They have | members on tthe: bpard:to:.show. that Jand fgaud cases. which will probably | streets, the policeman held up his} naa charge for the past two months} they still hold. control in Salt Lake ; . club as a signal for Lindsay to stoy? f as ; l its Jast for two days more, John M. Wal-} but the latter, it is stated, whirled by) ©! @ certain line of investigation largely} ©! dron of Denver, took up all of yester-|at a high rate of speed, paying no at-! legal in its character. The point at is-| Another and larger meeting will be day with his argument. i 5 holding 7the at- | Follorman 1eld tonight ER 5 Ene oe ane pence sue has been whether an action « Sn Although ‘the meeting was clothed tention or Issuing Forged In strument. -- | -_-- this eourt | Department FAVORITE RESCRIPTION with Bell ' phone 1499-7. YOUR TOOTH TROUPERFECT service the MOST IN CHARGE OF z SKIL- | os. eeSilver $5.00 | Teeth So we | Cleaned .._, $1.00 Gold: Cre - v Mire: 3,2 ao $1.00 De roaa ce diaa Fillings $1 as Brida "Work, a ha eae up Toot ca? wes tf EX A [=D ABSOL oan PAIN. BY WeTHEmakeLATEST RSOLUTELY ® teeth WITHOUT that at nt the mouth, } |