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Show I I glue and xpress car from tSe balance of thewvaln. The party then climbed into the cab wad th(, fonne FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER OF and car were run up the tract The an4 BmImm Idfler COCKRILL. JOREI, MARSHAL 1 explosion followed. As soon the safe was dynamited the IB CmMIIb Ctefc rushed meB Maimt. Verdict Came a a Surpriee to Every-on- e to the wrecked car. It verted in Court Room, But Did Not they did not get a cent as s result Eleventh Annual Session o! National mission to statehood of New Mexico, Workers for the Material Advance-Seem to Affect Jett. The tram was loaded With Irrigation Congress, Held in Og-de- Arizona and Oklahoma mrni of the Arid Regions of the'' gers for the west and the explosion mm the Greatest in the History of Urging the immediate and absolute the c!rht dajs West Are Shown by Utahns What After a trial created a panic. of the desert land act. and of Curtis Jett, the Body in Point of Attendance repeal Jury In the cm Can be Accomplished by Use of the commutation clause of the homeHORRIBLE MURDER OR SUICIDE charged with the murder of Town and Business Transacted, Taler Upon Sage Brush Land. stead act, as recommended in the reMarshal Cookrill at Jackson Ky , of on the senate . committee pubport Body of Young Woman rend red a verdict of Mutilated UTAH STATE NEWS. July 21st. 102, bc ands n last session of Found on Railroad Track. The eleventh annual of the session at That the secretary of the Interior fixed the and punishment guilty The badly mutilated body of Miss irrigation congress, held take immediate bteps to secure to the Jeath Tbe new telephone exchange Recommending the appointment of ,ndlan8 thelr aIlotmentB ot n The Jury retind at 2 41 p m When Olive Rayl, 22 years old, was found Ogden last week, was one of the most a commission by the president of such reservations In the arid Sprlngvlil ha been Installed. in of sessions the Important at room court across history the Monday lying regien. ;he jury entered the Lake Shore The present prospect are that this ,10 railroad track at the entrance of Gor the organization, in every way The lbe United States to investigate and,and that their surplus lands be pur- p m, after agreeing on a fcurtl further amendments or chased at falr will be the banner year In the hiswas larger, the interest report prices and then thrown quiet reigned for a few moments don pary, Cleveland, O. It was at attendance modifications of the land laws of the tory of the SprtngvlUe yield of sugar Jett's mother had gone away earlier first supposed that Mias and the work greater accomplished open jor bottiement under the home- Rayl had United States as may be desirable t0 8tead beet. act, so that they majT be je-ou- s jnder the impression that no verdtet been killed by a train, but later the' more voluminous than at any previ-promote tbe actual settlement aud c)ajnied and mad(J a session SecThe la It predicted that the electric rail would be rea tied and the verdict of police stated that an investigation deattendance of productive part Wilson and development of a prosperous popula- of our country way from Salt Iake City to SanJy death coming alwjut two hours after veloped that the girl had bees mur- retary of Agriculture will be 'completed within the next the Jury was out was a surprise to dered and the body other men high In the councils of the tlon on the public domain, the bet- - That thjB eleventh Nationai placed os the twelve months. to ter utilization of the grazing land and ton nsress urges upon its member every one in the court room. The track where a train had cut It la two nation gave great encouragement the preservation of the forests by and the residents of the various faithful the who workers, The state board of pardons has con- reading of the verdict did not affect Miss Rayl lived with her brother, year after use. tinued for two months the application Jett, but his brother was very much Dr W. L. Rayl In Glenvllle, a luberb year have been laboring for the ad- right btates now enjoying the practical Urging appropriations for forest benefits of Irrigation and the necesof Nick Haworth for commutation of distressed. She was handsome and highly re- vancement of the great arid region, preservation, because of the fact that sentence to Imprisonment. This has been the second trial of spected. Thus far the case of a proper representation of all en and went to show that the Irrigators the forests are to a large extent the sity of the warm have friends country of murder shrouded In mystery. the various products of Irrigated soil From four to eleven case of ty- Curtis Jett on the charge among the leaders of the country sources of the water supply through- in their various state exhibits at the phoid fever were reported to the Salt In his first trial for the murder of J who are willing and eager to help In out the entire arid region and their Louisiana Purchase exposition to ho CONGRESS OF FARMERS. Lake City board of health each day B. Marcum at Jackson, Ky . Jett and the reclamation of the thousands of destruction will mean the destruction held In St Louis In 1904. Thomas White were sentenced to life daring the month np to the 16th acres of waste land now given up to of agriculture in these regions Twenty-thirAnnuwi SeMion Protesting against the enactment of Mrs. Aurora Hodge, after admitting imprisonment. That the forests reserve law should sage brush and cactus, and convert Held at Niagara Falla The Jurors agreed among them any legislation which will tend to the murder of William X. Ryan, last be so modified as to permit the exarrest the full development of tho The Farmers' National congress as- these dreary wastes into productive week entered a plea of not guilty In selves not to divulge the proceedings timber American and prolific farm lands for the home- portation of forest reserve In the Jury room. One Juror, however, sembled at Niagara Falls, N. Y Monsugar Industry by extending the district court In Salt Lake City. from the state In which such timber less. stated eleven ballots that in for four further concessions to the employer twenty-thirday, annual session, It is said there Is not a vacant store And here In Utah the delegates to Is cut whenever It shall be established of cheap Asiatic labor, opposing tho room In Salt Lake City, and that Jurors voted for the death penalty being called to order by president All Flanders of were brought to a full to the satisfaction of the secretary In Introduction of contract coolie labor the and one for a life sentence congress Odell Governor Albany. many men are unable to enter busi- agreed on the fifth ballot. of forest reserve that the supdelivered an address of welcome. realization of what may be accom charge wherever the American fiag floats, and ness because of the lack of building. of In any reserve Is cleartimber ply plished by the Judicious use of water, 300 delegates, About that legislative agitation or advislDg TRAIN BOLD ROBBERY representing In excess of the local demand, and The igprease in the enrollment ol and made to realize more than ever ly thirty-eigh- t on attacks were the sugar Interests of this NEAR RecMISSOURI. states, 8T. JOSEPH, present. the public schools of Salt Lake City That the congress of the United what may be accomplished by irrishould iprocity cease, to the end that labor country treaties, good roads, over last year wllThe between 150 and Four Masked Men Hold States should Immediately repeal the gation. Up Exprese questions and the Tfe. this . of may develop In great Industry pubownership (00, the total enrollment! being 11,614. A striking example of what may be Hen land provis on of the fordfb res- - common Train, Wrecking Safe With Dynalic utilities will be among the subjects with all our other great Inervatlon Safe crackers destroyed the safe In act, and enact a law whereby mite. accomplished by man diverting the discussed. dustries. the office of the Utah Tanning comwaste waters of the land to his own private land within forpst reservations Four masked men at 10 oclock Pledging the support of the conNew Denver Charter Goes Down to use was presented by the Idaho dele- or the improvements thereon may be pany, In Salt Lake City, one night to the Louisiana Purchase ExMonday night held up west bound gress last week, but got nothing for their Burlington & Missouri River train No. Defeat. gation In the form of a large sage acquired by purchase or condemna- position. pains. The charter for the city and county brush and a plate of apples grown on tion. 11, five miles north of St. Joseph, Giving an unqualified endorsement That water sheds which have been C, Sum Nichols, who founded the Mo. The safe In the express car was of Denver, Colo., which was framed ground which had previously been to the Lewis and Clark Centennial Evening Times, published in 8alt dynamited and the car wrecked. Of- by the recent convention under the covered by sage brush, but is now denuded of their forest growth by fire or otherwise should be reforested by Exposition at Portland and advising Lake City during the boom of 1899 ficials of the road say that the safe constitutional amendment a government appropriation of creating made prolific by the use of water tha national government and thereaft- that and '1900, Is dead, after an lllneea of contained but the new municipality, was submitted which would otherwise go to waste. little not less than Jl, 000,000 be made to money. three months. Thirty states were represented at er be preserved by stringent laws aid of the exposition. Other reports say that It contained to a vote of the electors Monday. A from Injury or destruction from grazPeter Mortensen will be sentenced form 15,000 to 1 10,000 In money. Ev- very heavy vote was polled and re- the convention, and five governors to death on the 26th for the murder of and the forest rewere IDAHO WINS CLARK CUP. In turns besides received attendance, in the safe waa taken and many ing by livestock, Monday Indicate that serves should be enlarged to include James R. Hay, all efforts of bis attor- erything the men escaped in the darkness with the charter has been defeated by other men prominent In the public the water sheds of all streams furnish- Is Awarded Trophy for the Most Perney to secure a new trial having horses. A posse was organized and more than 2,000 votes. There are affairs of the nation. fect Fruit. proved futile. The new officers of the Congress ing water to communities dependent Is in pursuit of the bandits Not a many charges of fraud in the region water the won Idaho first Raymond Talley, a Salt Lake young for prize, the J500 lowsupply therefrom stration, a grand jury having recently are: President, W. A. Clark, of Monshot was fired. water for man, was handling a revolver which single offered United States SenIrrigation. cup by ing The train was stopped by means of been called for the purpose of inve- tana; first vice president, L. W. be thought was not loaded, and as a That the W. A. ator of for the best collecClark, secretary of agriculture Utah; second vice presis red light. The engine and express stigating them. The result of the elec- Shurtllff, be urgently requested to make some tion of fresh fruits at the Irrigation result was shot in the leg. Inflicting W. dent, O. of Johnson, ear were uncoupled from the balance tion wlU he contested. Colorado; a painful wound. third vice president, John Hall, of forestry experiments In the vicinity congress. Utah was a clou second, of the train and backed half a mile According to the morning papers, Texas: secretary, H. B. Maxson, of of Salt Lake City, conducive to a fur- but lost first prize of the prevalence Lose Their Lives by 'Foul Air. further on, where the safe waa dynarvJrf diamonds have been discovered Nevada Senator Clark and Mr. Max-so- n ther development and preservation of of codlin moths In the specimens subA speclalf from Buena mited. The train waa in charge of Colp., In ntilYYSbrr Tjmintaljiq Waehlngi werb to their positions. said watersheds and the protection of mitted. dolouel B. N. Morlejr, wansger dfscfivC ry torn! "made Conductor lltfrmr, who hurried to the sayst ton The cup for the best barley, given Executive Committee Arizona D. the water supply. city and gave the alarm. The of- of the Buena Vista smelter and of by Colonel John Ferris. the national that the Pabst Brewing company, was A. Urging by governA. Fowler; Van Arkansas, J. Mrs. A. F. Heckler, one of the best ficer lost no time In organizing and the Mary Murphy mine at Romley. ment should proceed with all prac- won by the Manhattan Malting comB. CallforniaT Coloa Booth; start. It was necessary and Adolph Abrahamson, superfttand-en- t known women In Silver City, died making ticable expedition to complete the pany of Manhattan. Mont for the entire train to be brought Idaho, F. R. of the mine, were killed bi foul rado, C. E. Wantland; very suddenly ad her home on the and make the necessary plans McNeff Bros, of North surveys Yakima, Reed; Illinois, F. C. Capping; Iowa ISth, of heart disease, death coming back to the city and a new train air when making an Inspection k the H. C. and estimates for construction won the of offered the Wash., cup by the RichTom Wallace; made up, which left at 1 oclock. Louisiana, as she was sitting In n chair. mine workings Monday night . Jt Is the great reservoirs and canals neces- Anheuser-Buscfor company Brewing C. A. ardson; Kansas, to Schneider; According meager reports re- supposed that the air In the mint bad Arrangements have been perfected sary to regulate for navigation and for the best display of hops Minnesota Thpmas Shaw; from scene Missouri, the of ceived, been vitiated the The by powder gas. holdup for the erection of a mill by Utah won the 3500 silver loving J. W. Gregory; Montana Herbert the utilization for irrigation and power the Interstate Mining company of at midnight, the Instant the train was property is not operated at night and of the enormous volume flood cup offered by President Havemeyer of NeP. A. Strain; Nevada two McCarren; of the robbers climbed there were no other men In the mine Cold Basin, and everything looks good Stopped F. V. Meagley; New York. water that now runs to waste In such of the American Sugar Refining comfor a prosperous season In the La Sal into the engine and, with drawn when Manager Morley and Superin- braska G Palmer; New Mexico, G. great rivers as the Columbia, Sacra- pany, the trophy going to A. Rodea, Freeman weapons, compelled the engineer and tendent Abrahamson mountain region. were asking A. North Dakota D. E. mento, the Colorado, the Rio Grande, of Garland, while the second prize to Richardson; fireman obey orders their tour of inspection which resultDuring a family quarrel. Mrs. O. W. Malcolm A. Moody: the Arkansas and the Missouri and was won by the Utah Sugar company Willard; One of men Oregon, the ened fatally. uncoupled the Muncy of Salt Lake City attacked her Oklahoma Joseph B. Thoburn; Penn- their tributaries, and that as soon as of Garland Austin Brothers of Rex-burhusband with a razor, cutting a deep Idaho, secured third prize. sylvania James M. Llghtner; South surveyed and ready for construction, WE WONDER WHAT WILL COME TO US NEXT. gash on his face, which required The Idahoans exhibited seventy A. Stewart; Texas, and approved by the secretary of the Dakota, Wesley twenty stitches to dost. Muncy Is great engineering rieties of aples, mostly of shipping J. A. Smith; Utah. Fred J. Kiesel; Interior, these not seriously hurt shouId be built jubt 88 rapld,Y kinds These came from the Payette works Virginia, W,H. Beal; Washington, Edward M. Dalton, the miner who as actual settlers will take the lands and Boise valleys, the Blackfoot asyO. A. Fletcher; Wisconsin, was so seriously Injured at the Eleand build homes on them and repay lum and Welser. There were sevenCnpen; Wyoming, Clarence T, phant mine, Gold Mountain, early on to the government the cost of the teen varieties of peaches, mostly from ston. the morning of September 8, died In The next session of the congress construction of the works, and a loan Payette and Boise. The grapes, six a Balt lake hospital last week. Dalwill be held In El Paso, Texas, that t0 tbe reclamation fund In the treas-tow- varieties, came from Payette and ton was Injured by a premature blast ot tbe nlted States should be Boise. Lewiston, where some of the having defeated Boise for the ury An Italian confined In the Price jail made eacb by congressional a finest grapes In the state are grown, yeRr a honors vote of 205 to 147. The by on a charge of attempting to murder the full amount which was not represented, because of the E3 Paso delegates came with a deter-- PrPrlat'on a fellow countryman, made a desperdifficulty In shipping so as to reach minatlon of securing the next con-- tbe 8ecretary of the interior may ate attempt to take his own life one to reconlnlend as nual!y the congress Ogden in time bringing with them the faday last week by butting his head amount hich should be r made availa One striking feature was the mous Mexican mem band, and each against the bars, but was Anally made ble for disbursement for construction play labeled Before and After. The to desist by the deputy sheriff. Sevworking with all his might for eral atltchea had to be taken to cloae the honor of entertaining the dele- - dur,nS tbe ensuing year, all such j 'Before" is a great sagebrush plant to the reclamation fund to be some six inches In diameter at the up the cuts made In the fellow's head. gates to the next session of the con- - ,ans to the fund in ten annual In- - base. The "After is a plate of huge The loss to Utah of the first prize repad came and out victorious gress, they staIlmtnts 88 provided by the national apples, at the fruit exhibit at Ogden last some of them weighing The big fight of the convention was act irrisation twenty-fou- r ounces each. week, owing to the presence In the not settled until the last session on a 11 ,8 the 8ese of tbl8 congress fruit of the codling moth, saould be a was over It the resolution Friday. 8ecret Wilson made a visit to th storage of waters In the ex-tlesson to the fruit growers of the favoring the repeal of the timber and,hat Mode, lrrlgation farm and waa ns of the west-- , state and more carA and attention atone act, the desert land act and the 'tenslye c't(chm'nt mueh gurpri8ed by the many cleTr should be paid to spraying. er of floods Prevention commutation clause of the homestead devlceg he Baw on exhlbltlon John W. Dawson waa struck by a law. George H. Maxwell of California Man7 of Uem, he said, were quite street car In the suburbs of Salt Lake e unknown led. the fight for repeal, while po88,bI ,nd practical- - and that to him before, but he apCity and Instantly killed. Dawson atJ. M. Carey of Wyoming. Kovernment should 8ppleent its preciated their value Immediately and tempted to drive across the track in assisted by Congressmen Shafroth preaent pollcy of leree construction urged that they be patented. front of a rapid moving car, and the by reservoir comprehensive system and Brooks of Colorado and others, Governor Prince of Mexico acted uh orman could not stop hit car In Governor Heber M. Wells throughout the arid region, not only as including time to prevent a collision. president during part of Thnra-daylor the purpose of conserving the of Utah, worked to keep the present session. water for Two Inches snow sIbo of but for the fell at . Irrigation, laws on the statute books. At on tha 13th. the town presentof the experiment farm near Salt and In preservation life, property The anti-repeforces finally won the ,ower Lake, said Secretary Wilson, prelimreachea The water8 ing a peculiar apeparance. the shade by securing the passage of the fol- conserved would be of trees being In full foliage and covered Inestimable inary to his main address, tha expert lowing amendment; the vote being value and n with snow. Hundreds of acres of to the people in charge tells me that he has taken blessing 213 ayes to 148 nays: in the arid and semi-arigrain remain uncut, und the lucerne district We out 2,400 tons of alkali from forty Whereas, The timber and stone believe that irrigation and flood pre- acres already and says the ground Is yet standing to the fields. act, the desert land law and the com- vention are two Ideas to be The question of whether e colored developed will he ready for cultivation next mutation clause of the homestead act, A Brutal Crime. Tonopah Miners Ars The to reservoirs together. be built year." This farm referred to is northadIn la person is entitled to share on equal have instances many their Governor 8parks of Nevada, has Judge, 1 hope that God will curs ministration been found to result In should Include not only large reser- west of Salt Lake City and across terms with his white bretber a public convenience is to be tested In Salt received a telegram from hla pri- every person that has had a hand speculation and to monopoly of the voirs, but also all smaller reservoirs, the Jordan river. Work was begun,., domain to the exclusion of ac- for which feasible locations exist and on It a little over a year ago. Lake City, the case being where a vate secretary stating that the trou- In sending me, an innocent man, to public tual home building, therefore be it au- prison. I hope he will curse and settled at la the ble Tonopah the great plain region the One of the them soda water man refused to serve rethroughout "Resolved. That we request the strange coincidences thorities of Nye county are able to and their offspring I freshments to a negro preacher. m innocent, of the United States to construction of such small reservoirs brought to mind by the eleventh nacongress 1 Is " situation. all He with the have to say says the that This waf make such modifications in said laws by damming the coulees and draws tional Arrangements are being made by oops Irrigation congress la that the will save the remaining public should he encouraged ithe Comercial club of Salt Lake City trouble, as far as his Information the malediction pronounced by A. J. by both 016 e block in the immediate actual for settlers who will state and national to conduct a Jobbers' excursion Into goes, waa caused by a few hotheads Canady after a life sentence had lands governments. of homes the spot where the seaalons found and live vicinity said upon been union He Imposed on him at Fresno, CaL lands." Advising the construction ot reser- are being held is onb of the few Idaho, so that the Jobbers may be- in the Cooks and Waiters places waa were not miners that the Canady Implsays convicted of ininov'er voirs In order to save the waters of In come better acquainted with their , RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. Ogden that has not been reclaimed icated In Nevada relations with his old daughthe customers. All the Jobbers of the city miners aIt, and he pays the coolness Platte river In Nehraska In order ter who committed suicide rather by irrigation. Although in the heart high tribute for Resolutions were adopted by the 111 be Invited to make the trip. arid tracts In Wyoming and of than testify against her father and Intelligence. the city, the land is about as it waa congress favoring the immediate ad- - Colorado. , when ths pioneers first entered Utah. COALVILLE TIMES. liMr 4 N JETT WILL HE HUNG g j le in,88 ver-llc- 1 1 d d Et-te- h 100-stam- p ts n fr 1 dis-he- j h j s , Pan-gultc- h d Law-Abidin- ten-acr- 4 |