Show I 10A Z'4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday May 30 1948 a Tiol 11'41'"°"" Wyoming Will Perpetuate Fort Bridger 'n"-- "" ' """"-- " ''"""'e Avtov1ko 4t worowe or 'qt ex ii ''rf' - WI CharaclerFirst Prisoner Dies Of Stabbing In Wyoming 1 :' 1 Wyoming Jury Blames Engine For Fatal Accident at Mine Rock Springs Graduates Told Tribuive ipotat County Coroner J Warden Opt ROCK SPRINGS Wyo May 29 Saturday had found that Brim —A coroner's jury Impaneled by Corder 27 found dead in the Sweetwater mine at Quealy Tuesday ame to his death from Icel Tribitoto Spooled ROCK SPRINGS Wyo May 29—Dr Adam S Bennion of RAWLINS Wyo May 29 (W)-Salt Lake City vice president 1 1 A Wyoming penitentiary convict of Utah Power and Light Co 7'!' REYNOLDS 4 HELEN By was dead Saturday after being told 138 members of the class ?ewesa Special ( stabbed as a result of what prinon of 1948 at Rock Springs high CREM1 RIVER Wyo May 29 school that character is the t —The famous old sutler's store said was a "feud" officials ' ' ! '' ' I 4 :? 1 of Judge W A Carter at Fort iThe prinon identified the dead most important "C" of the three Z'k! ' I I 0 i ' man as Horace G Lovett about Cs of commencement In the ad4 Dridger Wyoming state historical dress delivered at commenceLs to : 1 80 serving a life mentence for congive up its designation park t ment ceremonies he told the stuso a state historical museum i at a of train viction derailing '' ! I i Dana in mouthem Wyoming 18 dents they have more than 4 II pometime within the COMing year i I 28000 vocatitkis to choose from This became known when ' years ago i ' i ' ! ' I t C7' In prepartni for their life's was said Lovett officiala 477oeph Prison I Weppner secretary of ' ‘ t ' : t l! ' t the Wyoming State Historical stabbed with a pocekt knife held work t ' Landmarks Awt announced here Bennion ou'llned the three Cs i1 ltri 1: by Harry Belkins 39 serving a wipok4 4( 7tr'rr t life sentenct) for a first degree of commencement as character that the commission will expend ' "' 1 I1 r ) t i ' ) zze000 at th old fort which murder conviction ' I V1 ' ' challenge and choice and in apl " I t'Y 4'11 ' was and rJ slashed throat Lovett's tgured prominently in western speaking of character which ''t ! w' c 't 'tr :4 tlsci isL s and early history of he suffered other cuts while he he termed most important he it i --- a 1o 1 c"t 7—and Belkins And a third convict warned the students: "A man is the Church of Jesus Christ of s''' 4 eco Latter-da- y were in the prison cellblock known by the companions he Saints in rehabiliI :? tating the lien's Quarter' buildThursday morning 4I0AWAKik6 keeps but more a man is made 1 '4mommle"7 The elderly lifer died at 7:30 by ing and retake it into a state the companions he keeps" Inuseum prison inpm Thursday in the were futile firmary)Transfusions V Newer Wilding The thIrd convict Marvin Glass " "' ' Tbe Men Quarters building a suffered a cut under one eye Belkins a former Philadelphia building0 in which large ' two floors could easily be con resident was sentenced last December in 'Uinta county for conviceructed is on of the "new" tion of fatally shooting Bert D buildings of the old army post ?MIA no $ peel al Peck 41 of Cedaredge Colo The erected when the taring been its ELY Nev Helen May shooting was in a railroad bunk army rebuilt original post in demoWhite Pine Kelly prominent 8 car Carter the 0s The sutler's tore buildlast at as Wyo of commission state Aug the site for torical landmarks Both the Interior and the exterior crat has been named alternate to ing or commissary was erected mn's quarters at old Fort Bridger above I historical mussum The work will cost about the national convention in July linen the army tint took over the are to be rebuilt by the Wyoming state his- $28000 financed by a state legislature grant She Was appointed state vice vo Human Skeleton chairman years ago following the post in charge of organizing D S pioneers occupation period 29 women LAS VEGAS Nev May of voters in White Pine trity Nevada'reported paturday It is adjacent to the Pony Express To Deal With Drinking that a program to deal with drink (UP)—Officals Saturday entered county barn and has been kept in good north40 Nev miles RENO May 29 (UP)— ing by students' on and off the Pahrump valley to preservation as it was used conwest of here investigate a Th the Carter Sagebrush weekly paper pub- campus had been prepared for con- human skeleton believed t:nuousiy by up to be parently died after bailing out in family to the time the state acquired the Ilahed by students of the Univer ide ra ti on by the board of regents that of a marine aviator who ap the area in 1944 fort originally established by Jim about 1843 Brilger I In 1933 when the state dediN " 44' - I ' -- it 4 Ely to Choose Mayor Soon -- - - 4 - 1 : 1 - z i: ri il ! 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Our doing a large volume at our carload buy our large warehouse on ing railroad trackage make it possible to bring you the nation's finest home furnishings at the lowest s st -- al rarING View cemetery Rev James Shapland of the Methodist church officiating - T T- 1 hur-41in- S ' I pm Thursday with burial in 2 Our business —' I 71 plattg 0611 COIL : 1 Mountain ship $80 9j 4 '' a:Ilis Taft-Hartle- TTERTG - 4 ' non-commun- ist -- Gunn-Queal- - (UP)-- - Walter Larsh general manager of the Nevada mines division of the Kennecott Copper Corp Saturday confirmed reports that Kennecott vailable had refused to brain with the C I 0 Mine Mill and Smelter WorkNedi to Expand - 'The museum has &ince become ers union pending its compliance y with provisions of the repkkatory for so many pioneer act relics of the west and is visited by Specifically Larsh said the copso rnany thousands of peracms each firm "will enter into no negoper the need that for expansion tiations year with the CI 0 Mine Mill has been felt for some time Wepp and Smelter Workers union until Ler said Prior to this year suf its officers both International and ficiert money for proper rehabili- local aftation arid maintenance has not fidavitssign the y under the required been available but the last legisact" lature appropriated $30000 for "When these affidavits are this Iork During the past year Larsh said "we will be OICID signed" $4 has been expended tn clean perfectly willing to bargain with Mg up the grounds and building the union" intenance statement applied only In plAnnint the new and larger to Larsh's the Kennecott workers employed rnuseur th state now plans to at the Ruth copper pit and the McGill smelter In Nevada Kennecott officials In other dithe building replastering the visions of the corporation have' for heat in the prelding and providing built- taken similar stands huge g t wtfl cases for the display of the relics of the of the West Work vrill winning be under way Lifts Strike Restraint within a short time Reroofing also CARSON CITY Nev May 29 is Included The Interior timbers (UP)--Fild- eral Roger Foley' are solid and the store walls un- Saturday lifted Judge a temporary re-- 1 harmed except where water and straining order which prohibited vrind halve eroded along the ground building trades workers in 13 Ne-- 1 line At that point concrete re void& counties from striking or Infrtrrement and protection will be stopping work to enforco wags in-- 1 added crease demands To Restore Monument In adlition to this work In westi- point of the original OregonMorroute with the prn Wyoming the commission has mon-California awarded a contract to Maher and New Overland trail which deWeed of Green River to restore veloped during the latter days of the stone South Bend Overland stage travel in the west prior to stare and pony express station construction of the Union Pacific at GraAger at the conflux of the railroad The building is to be Bameoric and Blacksfork rivers protected against vandalism and This station was the converging further damage by weather It is also of native stone The Bran ley LIAIVKINS SCHOOL family presented the building to the state PIUSIC 'at At Green River the state will C J HAWKINS Dicreter mark the erection of a granite Summer Course for and bronze marker on the Green flood Instrumrnts River-Vernjust nouth June 7th to July 12th of the highwayhighway bridge at Green (3414 $EASON) River marking the Overland trail ot and route and the location of the rocrenuon Daily Mondaystudy thrOtith Friday All practIcta I at echoed in stage line's division point and its indirsdaul room Daily prirald of the Green river at this fording ospeta band triseartat h armaa y rec- ruit-rpoint Also planned through coberiumorr and a4 r aced si u rate lustre most avalian 146 small operation with the city of GrePen too tali-boter nitre dully g4 0) le River la erection of a monument PPErirup OW on the citys Expedition Island a SWeek Courso municipal park in the Green river Speelal IS PIEIVATI LESSONS commemorating Major Powell's on any lantrusurat including violin guano amber lac accordion Altarexploration of the Green and Colo-red- o aueuts ivy appotatineut Rducrd rivers Pcrwell's topographer runt Darr nitre Forevab4o recitals In drawing the original plat of tall or call at Sugar the town for S M Field' named Noose Muste 2110 Itu Ilia K to rodistar the island Expedition Island His body was found in the mine y Coal Co operated by fellow workmen by shortly alter a mine locomotive and a string of mine care had passed Members of the coroner's jury were Thomas Sneddon g Gerardi and Matt Miller Justice of the Peace McPhie acting for Opie presided 'Funeral services for Mr Corder were held at Rogan mortuary at May Probe Copper Firm To Demand Red Pledges manner" James M Lee student body president of Moapa Valley high school Overton won the $4000 honor plaque award acholarship to the University of Nevada it was announced Saturday Other awards were won by Roba ert Stuart national Pepsi-Coltest $50 scholarship Virgil Jackson athletic scholarship $25 and David Andersen athletic scholar- rs - : - Given Democrats Honor Scholarship Moapa Students Woman at Ely rribuse 29— OVERTON Nev ' ' 1 dentally falling beneath the Wheels Nev May 29—A to succeed the late J mayor Gallagher probably will be chosen for Ely at the next regular meeting of the city council June 5 Reed M Wright mayor pro-ter- n will continue to serve until the June 5 meeting at which time the council is required by statute to elect 'kome competent person' to serve out the mayor's term which will expire in May 1951 ! - 1 of a mine locomotive The jury said that it found that Mr Corder "came to his death accidently by falling under the new mine locomotive in 10MIrtinknOWA Tribstai Spaeth 441 - Buy on Easy Terms! 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