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Show -=~ =~ | ; | | THE eee j INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, ACCOUNTANT 'MANY CHANGES IN PENALTY TO PRINT GRAND CENTRAL - 70 HIRE FEBRUARY 5, 1907. Senate of t he sev e nth le ree | Utah ture coneu rring-" and on. he| so senate committee a| will recornmmend change in t he of | construction ee the opening ee " Judge John hee A. Marshall De esta ct . ee eres OUT enate Votes for Expert to Audit University and Agricul- | Representative - > . OF STATE oe on = ¢ Controversy Carried bunals . of To ascertain the propriations made of COURTS Utah : and Nation, Grand aay 5 ain aa Centr: ; a reese the limelight in rday ebacutieas when Judge A. ss ahalio¢ BeJohn dered "hiss Gacistg y _ s courts Agricultur: g ral to bring the Marren- 7 =o college TROUT Statistics ee IS before may Fixed at $1 and - : ‘Resolved, resolution That aa education killing of fish and game The Ure proposes to amend sections follows: . senate commitand ts hereby| on be published 8 2 the affairs the house one. dissent- with is designe o interfere with may not give or publish e his hon- stance, S measer opinion ee the value or 11, 14, | supposed value of stocks, bonds or any the by advanced Gis th ‘hig company, contested of the The in coumns Mitiing by the on SountnnE Pino i lian representatives Mining finds - een saheecony legal Mammoth decision : a she. the in duties, usual. Seat company. 1ssues his the favor ot the Grand Central Mining company and the cause will not come up for trial before the United States courts Se shall take audit the of Utah and of Utah to ite 3 ac-/19, oath of of-|US¢€ and books a etiaee rie a 1903 - entening constitutional subscribe of the the 23, of Uni-|to the of and It 29 shall dis-|to take of Section seines read: Agricultural ascertain 26 1905. be the 14, and fish is . unlawful any present relating traps, for from laws] to business the Aimed amended the merits any the person;sure waters at Representative of| on of appropriations made to|this state by the erection of any welr, aha 1900 aa in the years 1901, ;dam fence, wheel, basket, trap, net,| ind 1905, and to charge any ex-|S€ine, setline, sieve, gun, grabbling| is of the aimed in explaining bill sald: at "This mea- wildeatting. aimed at the subtle brains ets of aimed to take money out the unsuspecting to take the water thief who It is uses his of the pockpublic, It ts and hot afi but if tae matter js pushed further. pense incurred to.the contingent fund | hooks, or by fishing by fire or lampout of stocks offered for sale to it will have to go before the Supreme He the senate. The committee is here-| light at night, or by any other de-|jnnocent investor. A man can. court the United ‘States s for finallail further empowered touments send perfor|Vice whatsoever which can be used] what he believes to be true about auljudi ofatten 1a fimne < pape rs and ae es inane ie catching of "he dedis : . Judge or cision Tes and supplemental plea counsel ine compsfo the a bar in Grand . eo eae by the Ce entral ung to 1ese expenditures, jae i peers and Se ark oie. Min. from the which | Vided opens shall be = cg the senate, meget s e that for naar chube, eens oF eet nat! eehave;4nd ; institutions the purpose mullets, crm, ae Seated twelve | tad feet fish, pro-| catching of value av bullheads, categ fish only, ata wide of property ee istake iota those wily If*he lg crooks long | affairs make - otfalse with oemeshes] is ne who th say the found "ovides to provines ee knowingly onenen oseabout sole the a 2 icc tn whlch they Meld that]/charge and he responsible for the {HOtless than ‘one und one-half. inch | jeetin incorpordting. ie'te Meee Te ei pe em REL a . Sé square , y yards in center an ete to bar "he action Benatar Park asked that the resolu- | Meshes not less than two inches é nited States Che argu-|/tion be put through at onee, as time }|Sauare In the wings thereof may be] ments were submitted Jan. 11, 1907] was valuable to the committee, ¢ used in the following nz -d wat and the questio rain ; oe P i c a e n ee, and SL wing named waters! 1 n was then taken un-|Jit was necessary to obtain information | OMly Bear and Sevier Jakes, the Colder advisemen eo ¥ ee a on the ee of the money apae Green, Grand and jin Sevier Manpvy Tenra { : : propriated, The resolution was|Tiver below the bridge on the State ‘ort ine P am Years in Courts, The suit is familiar to nearly one j a in pe rules, the inter-mountain eountry who] sted in mining litigation. The vas begun by the Mammoth Mining in the the passed, every-| under and hire = an eourt of Utah. The ac- In suspension accountant pee Eo vs company several years agojas to state courts and then went to] prevailed Supreme a Ha. committee arriving at the|Tead at ee a bar of the the lower in of will once this May and every end in San ]|river below e - decree court. leading |from which |den the conclusion,| Juab Scipio from Bear River er the . : In the presentation before the i. of United the arguments}]the States court, the]is complainant no part Mining company, the plain-| tion represented by C. S. Zane,|and Baskin, John M, Zane and {js the that the record; opinion|!" that an H.|the decree below. That the C; Dey. - _ Mammoth one ‘3 Text ayof Opinion. Mining company ' nel ee the decree was entered, amet her pean " effect "when alflirmec The/cseems to me to ignore vs. pas he he etek cone aa ee e OC eae Marshall, J This case has been before the courts] on several occasions and the issues| presented have been fully stated in} opinions heretofore filed in the cause, n oo oe did a judgment that Spanish only between Los Angeles crossing and above Ye eithe mentioned, a . neuea ¥ Yout by a ssening. Ct aan Fork Inspectors : : Joseph A commissione a visitor at Charges Make Against Big Cor- : porations . in New Speaker ited the reporting house to a tomorrow urge any York. the ‘in nee Bon ne Bear River oe: City,]| the ountye pres-] unearthed vb s a point Washington, Feb.ee 4 aT Inspectors in vies Interlor department claim to have a wholesale scheme of tickets write toJ. H. Burtner, DP: Ad Salt Be City. mn * r being The heirs of the following people can recover the unclaimed money in San Francisco banks by communicating with us and proving their relationship. * Sarah W. chusetts of lrafted * William Dan infous a bill introduction. for s food * * le bar resulting from a former] but is iit ne way wanting of the at-]it = applied for ote sh selning Laue and then to take the lands the plaintiff's contention, Grand Central state the fore position that proposed terclaim alleged eause of action vel anc roe that the} Mining company took court, trial amended a new and. with respect been eoun-} him stoor ail this to as In determination of the state court supreme case of that difficulty it is not claimed that was taken, and it is if taken, it was not the my to some in relieves of in many Wakely, in ere, the Cornwall vs, Colby vs Beto c acqulesence sewed ‘ reK + ie this|have proposition been of advanced. In that court|Central Mining such a position inconsistent with apparent that,|of the defendant successful In| hor was it finally fish iS) mentioned in this sen % " ani season by claimed the trout is tion: bass xtends] th 1, while jy a for you; fixed the time] duced by Representative Westphal the season for trout ended June 15 Mr. Westphal asked the permission ; acquiesces law for section for July intervening between December 15 and|" July 15 In house bill No. 68, intro- enroreea) acquiest ea neither complaint the finally| of the cases 156 U..5,, 650 gut Where submission eye be Ppa nt he y opinicn, appeal action so as to make the The close season 1 to November to|from as inequitable feature eet V Sullivan Hosier It would be a matter of no difficulty to arrive at a con- clusion The distinct|emphasized to the D: vs. ore bodies before in controversy which would not be affected by dectee on the pleadings as they "ep subjected be-|affecting his rights position of the|]change Grand Section protection 19 {fs for the amended. deer to and 4 TnGeedeleleires classified ed ane Intro-|the Who Repres money What' received pald The it. by in the acquiesce have been its It did | ¢ysai the of view successfully was laW}) ad-|the appealed . court, alleging » court now uneons cionably been complainant opponent before to the} sWhat| to eee its: the share -of the SY-|} no as error the a claimed to have] proc ured oe A ed Inconsistent conduct of the Grant Central Mining company. How Grand then, eit. can | Seely eedvet ag of be contended estopped ea: of from Ther Jing the the re sult? avall- If claim|er; Le the) by "plaintift objections is ae view here Grande (< "e | "Btrone were argued authority expressed. SECA that] for vs. Rixey sale the part animals mentioned violation; provided, 65 "a 982) : (D. Mackey c.| male deer that riod of is ship with horns, from October each and amended out of 15 state the fish ns would be no basis for the com ant's contention, put the appeal peceeaere the case to another court, de gain far as the order in question "ooneerned, it was still in fier! Th tracting trom the decree, but only in a case Where extrinsie evidence is admissible to determind the actual matted Naniaad: Russel vs. Place, 94, - U S., 606, ee ee I mi as eric to be ship Pp 0; Dany the content f a ca § BUY FURS NOW eee jsdietion Se In affirming ithe order, } eo, supreme fi nally5 +t. in Invoked cour', the by exercise of a jur-| complainant, ne ~ against st the ;| Seca matter the «tated. to thatage decision decided the .90 It purpose Se of a qualifying he leas any respect by then, "the rights were not afte oe od the 2 e erroneous of ai of de-| follows that the pleas S Central Grand: » Mining found inCompany its favor ind, as before statec : Grand | Colorado must be found at Salt Lake City, Dated ce th F no { med uitable Mining conduct company of contributed 90 Central eit Ae oe upiginant or 1, ay ile oe = ae 4, D 19 a : Utah, ‘LE TCHER, of}the section.| any ator Walton, was who BURL will put draft resident November it: Section lawful great a ete id f pe-|in 15]not the 1 They of|the eH oe it up failure of ire still And to the - not be on the. TW Me Representative bill Orvil i financial to raise account ers to hesy the jai Lake Photo am finis hing. Furrier, Ne Panes « Thompson' g zs Sela te 3 ‘x }concurrent resolution asking Presimarked."as.to..dentRoosevelt. .toorescind the order } withdrawing certain public lands from ; entry, found its way into the hands FOR THE of the senate committee on public Knutsford a shat OT LAN Supply 142 So, eaten as j}garded Co., Main an authority, but teaitl eae a sen- ators stumbled over 1is resolution Ko-|This is what they found Resolved, St. that the house of representatives, the 160 a the a eeee * Graham, Charles W. B. the state matter . California. J. P. MeCullough, California. Miss Sullivan, Joseph of all unless with above people claimed us at by once, refer to IcHie are mma Strom, Mexico. Nevada. Thompson, lost. rclatives. Montana. Washington. California, always California. Oregon. McCarthy, California. Money will be confiscated Interested parties should and to enable us to earthquake toney. the identify sub- the cee Merchants Protective Association tax to FRANCIS large Fifth In- Maggie or Addresses to Mrs. Nevada, Murphy, Murphy, Lawrence Kuster, Loreton, Minihan, Catherine Thomas California. Lynch, communicate Dennis Arizona. California. Klenger, Charles California. California. tlughes, Joseph Floor Commercial "Some |} G. of Honest LUKE, National People General Bank Don't publie > house SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE 203 MAIN ST. Like races. events. SALT LAKE CITY. Us." R. G. DUN & CO. GEORGE Utah, California and Eastern' Direct wire for all sporting Debts, Manager. Bide, } . RUST, Idaho, General Wyoming Manager and Nevada. Oflices In Progress Building, SALT LAKE CITY. The ARMSTRONG HOM E CURES PUTURE ands yesterday And the senator ' nf jhad fun with it in the hot r| Biggest bargains, biggest assort-j yr). py . ip 1ous¢e on pious painfully Is lompson Meand ar biggest . reductions. °lments : | parliaments iry rules, and he is re- Feb James FEBRUARY Oldest and Largest. ONLY---$1.00 ay | | | | | } | ' SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN Dr. Shores have a Special Department exclusively for the treatment and cure of all private diseases of Men, whether caused by ignorance, excesses or contaglor rou may consult Drs. Shores abo the most delicate or embarrassing private troubles, with the assurance at you will be given 10nest advice and skillful treatment, d everything will be STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL. 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C radical cure Is, thereA comple te and OR WRITE. of restoring the prosfore, a ques stion this tate glance d to its normal state, and and completewe accomplish promptly of internal remeuse withou. it the aaa Ma mie ton. ocal.one enOur treatment Is a dies. opposite K eith- Or a n's are ig original and eee and tire Leet SAI LAKE CITY. as been proved absolutely effective by eee a of t e are convinced thous: nds 5 p.m. Evenings, 7 t that by no other methods can full and 8 p. m. Sundays and aondaya, restoration of strength and permanent 10 a. m, to 12 noon vigor be accomplished WRITE | WEAK | is| the} Clerk. Montana. ‘Gilligan, C, A Sen- that coming, not receive plans the of will Dugan, Freskeberg, $1.00---DURING inereasing the was advocated yesterday. 29|the state does all from |benefit to quan-|money, oY all house S. Colorado Caltfornia. Arizona. Drs. 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Consultation and Adv ice Free treat for any Ainenaes Call or write. committee the afternoon, and with met yesterday matter to and and sena te committee on wh ich coneurrs esolution as nt. reseind Roosevelt t oO land order ane open the rence has asked gether on t he proposition highways on committee senate whole be allowed Another method of exceed two)revenues of the state eer infe t tae et ; an Hil a pelaidfare of carp state court to the tity the ippellate this any during the every year make to the the} that meant it {s not - ofr course can be considered| opinion of the court there in of Lake to Any person or persons giving informa-|creating the new fund He will also tion or evidence that will lead to the}/have the pleasant task of segregating conviction for viblation of an) of the cae hoped emouue and apportionto entitled counties the to iem ing receive] shall act this provisions. of gf mone the collected for such of the fine one-half amend the in to leave refused had at trial a tuated that reasons the for parts bridges ind than offer|on education less or not sell of to or fhe misdemeanor, a be shall it any support-|of the state of Utah may the right to kill not to CLOTO Mase nd 68: "864 ) f 2 Grant, ve 416) and a fine by punishable as to| seanceR ern of a the decree bar: and|one hundred dollars, admitted Hood ys that decree, because | did demonstrably which the final conduc that other is that opinion is proper to be considered} cyrely the opinion of the Supreme | court is entitled to equal efficacy, es-| requir of the statute in view pecially to be court that of decisions the ine ), riting. (Utah tev Stat 655.)| 0 in a decision resulted any by unaffected and of the lower court or) appeal that question the ior action jt alt in . government company of Utah} duced in the state by the fish and] for grazing privileges on forest. rethe present posiuon| game department It provides a pen-] serves nh a communication sent to interposing the plea,|aity for the killing or capturing of|]the senate by Governor Cutler yessubjected to any ac these animals at any time within the] terday, he announced that the United to file the counter of leave because effect of yer bill by Batcheller, B. Anna California. California. Carlton, James ject Massachusetts. Schwartz, Corbett, Joseph Dunphy, California. California, Habersang, Buckley, John | Talbot. Wilkinson, Richard of the early generating speea hee committee on public house sentenced to een stitutions hé 1 hours at th e state penitentiary sentence will begin this morning will go along to Jos eph Speaker carried out. that it is p roperly tlon on that view of the law. T think it} next four years. The section is amend-] States treasury had sent a warrant Se eine Dave Repo urEe "0 ae op ne to read as follows for $9,003.50, or 10 per cent of the ion o 1@ Supreme cour o determine ux Sa og 2 ‘ : money received by the government history in the time first is the This Imported Game, Protecting esan alleges complainant The did | this. counterclaim proposed the hat not present a new cause of action; | toppel asserted by complainant is of Section 19 Unlawful to kill deer,/of Utah that money has come to the that the title asserted fn the countertoppel in pais against an estoppel by]elk. ete. It shall be unlawful and al] government from this source. It is claim was barred in the decree in record; and the conduct, the basis Of| misdemeanor for any person at any]a part of the land polley of the goythat the trial court should have perestoppel asserted by complainant is of | time for the next succeeding four years| ernment and the law passed by conmitted the amendment if there was! record. Asserting that estoppel it. Js}to shoot at or in any manner kill any]|gress which gives a tenth of the prouny sufficient evidence to justify 4]for it to prove every element of it.| deer, elk, antelope, mountain sheep, eds to the state in which the forest finding for the complainant on the] If one element is the aoLton of a court, }otter or beaver, or any game animals|reserves are situated has had a very jssues presented by that, however, |and that action may have proceeded] or birds that may be brought or intro-| beneficial effect : 1 the counterclaim was offered tO|on one of two or more grounds, One|] dueed into this state by the fish and The legislature will pass la creconform to the proof and it did not/and only one of which supports the| game department or by private in-|ating a new fund, into which will go so conform, the refusal of leave tO] estoppel he asserter must prove on| dividuals for the purpose of stocking/annually a tenth of the amount reamend was right and it would have| which ground this action actually} the state with sald animals or birds,| ceived by the government for grazbeen an error to have gt inted such | rested. Until that be done, the estop-| or to capture and hold in confinement] ing privileges on tah's forest releave So that, whatever might have] pel is not made out any of the animals or their young,| serves 1@ money will be -apporbeen the conduct of the: Grand Cen The opinion of the trial court Is re-| mentioned in this section, unless it be tioned to. the various. counties in and situated, are reserves the wht h within parks, private or public influene-|for reasons the showing jjed on the] on Utah of company Mining tral and sehools public for spent be will by permission then only this state and of no other] I remember decision | {ng its action. the court lower the in trial of the supreme court was not 1IN-| gefinite evidence showing that the re-| of the state fish and game commission-| for highways and bridges. not Hl. BP. California. Scientific Collectors he do I ON porations the stores of stock the opinion of that court, it Is asserted emphatically that, so a ‘ ame ore bodies are concerned,| fluenced Stevens, Michael congress Hone's ent: itive is*"¢ xpeeted 1 ialf a million e does M. 3 California. EF. ° and -has Welmkamp, Cc. arly i, . Legislature. - _ the stute PF. intagce > stop ¢ reading 1s wae 1ccount : n The Christian Investec ad ae ; Fay Si ey os -- provide elk "bank 2Dh0' s so do to wour and Carl safety ambitions; encouraged to look public service ird the time when a potential ps Tor = of the house to withdraw his former]] bill. The house granted him the right to of Republican a pa" tow Davis, Fanny in} of the litigation in the state district] quire consistence in different atte. It} tection and propagation of fish and] first t. The reason for which the court, sought to amend its pleadings) may be hat an erroneous condition|cwame jin the county in which such department suspects the Burlington o as to present the tithe here alleged |conduced to an unfortunate result {| license fee Is collected; provided, that] a. having a hand in the thing is beas a basis for recovery, the Grand]|a non-suit was had would it be}such persons or persons over the age|cduse it is building a branch line Central Mining company of Utah, the |contended that the plaintiff! could not,]of 14 shall procure from the county through the coal dirt where the lands defendant to that litigation, took the|in another action on the same cause,|eclerk or other officer authorized to were taken up position that uch an amendment|avoid the error which had before de-]issue the same 1 license In the sum would present an entirely new and)/feated him? With the exception of|of $1 for each and every gun or hook é " distinet cause of action induced the|cases involving an election and]and line used by such person for the WE HAVE SOME PRESH PUR court to deny leave to amend on that] which are not pertinent here mere eason of each and every year; proNEWS POR YOU ground and js thereby estopped to]inconsistency of position in different} yided, that non-residents of the state Sterling bargains and great price sert the bar of the decree, which Bcunns is no ground of estoppel. The hall pay a license in the sum of $15] cutting Mehesy the Furrier, Knutsestopped binds its priv in estati It arty sserting the estoppel success- | before being allowed. th right to] ford is unnecessary to express any opinion Pally must not have acted upon faith] kill, wound on hoot at or have in i on. the evidence tending to upport|of the first position assumed or have] his possession any of the game or Even if you are very busy a frac- S. Hf. Charles off California. Nevada. California. William Maine Peter Repr esentative Critehlow did not present tha 76-foot petition to the yesterday. he petition, Paar e d to con ain 7,000 names, pale reaiion hepreen fie predecessor tribug ° gf Anality. The comiplagiant e lawfully .c » hands after proven up. Sprithc on t Me vonitiittice on n Interest, ° rand Centr 2 -[here is insisting rmative A late hiaa > - ea money is claimed to have been ine company of Utah, ti he com-| matter, as estoppel by conduct, which, A ae egetonets . ce . a its mee Ling first hearing on plainant here, whic as been heard |urged against the: "estoppel Feacord, Th county commissioners IssuSatine have Sori ov oriing on al sion bill will probably in state district court, ond a sup-|would leave the atter at lar Ing such ae may revoke the same]|case for several months. 1ey went then the pe titlon will be plemental plea averring the affirm-|make out that materiel: it Is aumeiant upon proof that the person = whom] before the grand jury in New k is long eno ugh to go nearly ance Of the decree of the state court|to prove that the estoppel defender]it ha ICTY ratcee een by today and presented their side. Most ee around the hall of representaand the supreme court of the state,|took a position in the case resulting| court « ona nt qurisAtetion con-]| of the bootblacks, bartenders and cabtive replecations to their pleas having been|iIn the Judgment inconsistent with the|vieted of a violation of any of the] pies made two sets of affidavits. The > ° * fied by the complainant The actual] position taken in the subsequent suit badd ly lap ts ohieoter The money first set were to the effect that ‘ev Nephi Un ited States Centennial Jendefense to the plea was, however, pre-|on the same cause of action one} receive for such licenses shall be] were paid. to help work the swindle represe ntative from ees Lake| sented by an amendmen to the plain-|and the same suit, it is true, a party|expe ne d by the county fish and game |the second set were to the effect that umbitions He sclared tiffs bill, in which it was asserted that|is held to consistent action me it is) warden, under the direction of the] they were threatened by inspectors with yesterda y that wanted when the complainant, in the course |caprying the principle too far to re-| county commissioners for the pro-] arrest if they refused to make the ‘ MassaMassa- Baxter, Cox, George * formerly formerly Winfield Eellicn easy Senator either looks Seely philanthrop ic-or beth. A canvasser landed him in a hurry yesterday, and Mr. Seely di dn''t recover for an hour. to be carried on,]is behind the scheme. ‘The companies which license shall are accused of getting New York bootpayment of $25, acks, ca drivers an barkeepers, sason for which] mostly of the Bowery, to enter for coal If. Cameron, William > a _munic ipal Allen, %. S. Seymore, chusetts Harry 6. "Jokeph has innewspaper men engaged in sessions lower the of ¢ linner ao ph home evening. idn't have to of them to accept. right | Farthquake Money Unclaimed it Sts inford, former county} of eber county, was eo le Els weer yesterday two now what . " The nearer commission on coal shortdiscrimination will) beings today 1 Ccommishave organized yesterday, Bullen was Ss absent and was deferred till today * Government decree considered of itself, and its}ence of either the county warden or| New Y« corporations to hog a lot effect in the light of some affirmative} his deputy, who shall be paid not to] of coal land in the schithern "sud of defense to it consistent ith exceed $2 per day by the party draw-|the Big Horn basin in Wyoming. The jurisdiction of the court entering the}ing the seine, and each of such per-| companies accused are. the Northjudgment and the regularity of the}Sons shall before commencing such] western Coal company and the Owl proceedings, such as payment, statute |Seining apply to and procure from the| Creek Coal company. ‘The depart}of limitation or estoppel by conduct. | county amissioners of @ county] ment suspects that the Burlington road so jit will be unnecessary to repeat] (indoubtedly the aflirmance of the de-|in aerate eens them, It jis now presented on a trial/eree by the Supreme court gave it no|a Meense therefor, of the Issues by the plea of the Grand /attribute which did not have be-|be issued on Central Mining Coma paay of Colorado|ftore considered simply as a deeree;]/and shall cove joint FRAUDS San In to > river the and COAL $1,800 revenue augmented should be. ra MORE above sections. Before buying sor of ssor's be eee hear to and Salt Lake Utah lake, and he = eZ ann civecer, é od Dae below the bridge at or|Such ‘ tin The river in Morgan and Weber lakes - econ 1 to Mareh coonees and provided further that before any person shall use seines in the waters of the Bear, Utah and Sey- not|ier Tai arent ‘his aargumen the distinction| "g river and and affirm-|in Weber F. Edwards The counsel for the}ance left the decree of the lower court Grand Central Mining company were]in the same position as if no appeal| W.-H. Dickson, H. Henderson and}|had ever been taken and if, when Cc. Provo ac-|enly, of the Supreme court is shown] Pedro, only shown by its affirmance of|ailway . disse below and in tion grew out of a controversy on the|recourse has been had to the opinion | 21, following, both days inclusive, and question of apex and now appears to|of the Supreme court; and this brings|!m Bear lake only from May 15 to have been finally settled insofar as the]up one of he principal questions July 15, provided further that suckcourts within the state are concerned.|argued in this case, The position of]©€"S_may be taken by grabbling hooks Mammoth iiffs, were . ala or river City, September ; a have Ww featnated again : : ae cae ‘We must make laws ketbook. punishing the man who ‘ : cunning for dishonest purre of each | con cast year, both days inclusive Juen river, in the Weber its junction with the Og- in the at Bear lake to first to October first river, bridge Utah from restors restos. o.. a i pig dd effectual . uses his poses." ¢ . Best and Shortest Route to all the || , but the ms iximum of ty asse assor's salary down the $1,000 to All $ 1,500 the same ra tio of increase is provided for a bill providing that} Theh foll ows assessors sh all visit annually either in) person or deputy every plece of} by or prepror yerty taxable in the county | ' cinet The bill compre he nds the election of| men to who will} assessor devote toward the proper assessment of taxable property. } underpaid-and | Assessors t there are t of them in the state today-are not getting enough money to < leliver the proper quality of goods, same The principle applies laborer Adeto assessors as to the comp ensation must be provided proficient servit t assessors can be compelle d to visit all of erty they tion be thereby, Wildeatting. Jensen CALIFORNIA! provides Lake insts asse cently and Won reports man TEXAS . Senator John Smith came good through with LQ on one subject y. bill i creases of : , all over ‘the classes of c ounties in Utah, ing based ¢ m the sgn each ounty. property in "wildcat promoters who "wilfully and knowingly" cause to be provide publishedthatfake does not submitted] or catching - to afternoon, ee t Representative Westphal regulating the cause cause ng vote, The bill was amended jin cau unimportant partic plate The bill provides a maximum penalty of ten at measure or r * Representative Jackson is about to tear loose with an invitation to the members of the senate and house to visit American Fo next ‘Tuesday night as the guests of the Commercial elub There is to be a dance at Apollo hall and sor 1¢ other features sys Representative it a felony to false statements concerning of any corporation passed Outsiders @ be measure by Jensen making ‘ i ate cireulate Sportsmen Local for the arrive ' SHORTER some eonciiaian in the present conean of the Sor consolidationse quesThe res fis theas . Dissents. The Nephi SEASON was|License - Fees which provides for special account- > Bill Aimed at Stock Jugglers Passed House-Robinson In-| -___. Senator Samintroduced a senate It the passed unanimously. the employment of a Westphal . troduces Bill in Lower House. disposition of apto the University and 1905, yesterday in aoa an Tri- a The famous moth aitice case $n nett the in : mud, Reaky ucl C. Park , aber Be to Highest © May Be e Man) 7 tural College. -- ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO, OLD MEXICO, | The an wing bill was SELCOeS ed | Into the t hird house yesterda iN bill an act fixing the time| of labor hewspaper men at four} hours a day with compe ns ition of not | less thar $100 a week.' Speaker Joseph referred it to the committee on live stock BY MAIL EN: Drs. Shores. & Shores, |