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I- " UTAH'S BEST WEEKLY, PUULISIIED IN "THE BIGGEST LITTLE CITY ON EARTH." ) B
ENTIETH YEAR. PRICE, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 191 1. NUMBER 6S fl
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Ki Conitlllon Snltl to lie Kvcep
KatltX owl, Iti-scrvc Atmnilnnt
Ml Miort Time Money Clicn New
Mfirm Working Smoothly.
BcfllllNOTON D C, Dec. 14.
EicUl c million throughout the
El BUtr have Improved grcitll)
Ki hit few month, ncronllnic to
Bi t tlir rnlernl reserve Inmnl
ft ti me of tho mimt prominent
rrarfthrt nnlr) Credit eon ill
were Mll to be cxeeplloiwll)
rn rvt nhundntit nml abort
Bmntn irip
Br ri-, rt were made by mcmlicr
Be ml it r ' mn II the only hotly
BferlicJ v tho federal rceervo net
Br- mlu t to tho federal reaervo
B. In 'tiding such well known fin-B-
J I' Morgan nml J II Por
B Their opinions on conditions
Bin- icuntrc were recelvcel with
But I the board n n mnt prom
Blndlatlin Hint business genor
B nvlvlng nml on the upwnrd
B -tin
B) council held It flrnt neaslon
Btihlav ntul met twlen with the
B It mink' no concrete rciom
Bttlotm although the board nuked
Bdvl -e on question relating to
deposit, tho tine of acceptance
Bhn admission Into tho federal
Bn of stnlo hunk. Through nn
Buta committee ine council will
By nulimlt It conclusions on lhco
Bu.
B 1'iircl Iwoird Mtateinent to.
B reciting tho event of tho flrnt
Bog which rctd In part
B the Joint incrtlnic It wn ug-
with refereneo to state hank
Won Hint en re tie uscel In order
Belt to the DHtcin only those In
Bona which were strong and en-
of pirforniltiK the Men Ion In
BVrrlnl way, while nt the name
BVtklng pain to protect the tin
BJtank of tho n) -Irm In the full
Brent i f their privilege. Care
BWrnlnatlun of all entering bank
BWmmi nd.ee It wn stated thiit
Hny pnrtit or th eountry, ntnlo
BJtre rend) nnd wlllInK to wok
BVlon to the )tem under iroper
Bun In substantial number
Br meeting developed un tin
Bvdegrcc of enthusiasm over the
Bkt of the federal rewne y
Btpnrtl ulurly with refereneo to
BVarlng of check when properly
BWrdrd nnd applied "
Br Imiird nnnounred tonight Hint
BJderul hunk In Cleveland und
Bk City today lowered their re
Hit rntrM to corrcpond to those
BJttrd )rtcrdiiy for Atlanta. A
Br retirement of emergency cur
Hi expected to follow theito re-
BACK TOTHE MINES
BKm In otomdo IWIng Adjusted
BKmiil Men do to Work.
HfVrit Colo, Dei M--Two
BV un' :i toil miner through
BB) rt ite I v.c tH(iired Muplo)
BBln the itrlke wn inlled off
BBtk. r rdlug to announcement
BB J din It UiWHiin, Colorado
BB" of the Intt rnntlounl oxecutho
BBf the I nlliil Mine Worker or
BBi Ijiwron explulneil, how
BBhnt the organization Iiiih not
BBe re pi rt upon which to de
BBj the number with accuracy
BBommlttiu ha been appoint d
BB)rMm tho termination of the
BB Thl iommlttee eoiulta of
BB-I llaiM, John It. I-awnon.
BHwilklnron, D A tYumptoii
BHlxrt llarlun, all member of
BBJtrnitlonal exccutlvo board.
BBjateuunt lutd bj thn new
BBJko ntmun ta nwreplng reatrle
BBJ tho paxnent of Htrlke bene
BBphe union After ordering nil
BB" ' f tho organization to apply
BBjk at tho mine, the Btntiiment
BBJ tl t 'the organization will
BBjr to tikii iaru of lilweklUteil
BBh t tho 1 1 hi of It ubl'lty"
BBp-' i of the dtntement hoh
BBpk 1 1 the rinuni lal coiulltloii of
BBp'i!' tl n at thl time, and due
BBj'ir' rl-i i of women nnd Uill
BBjII Mm who Iiuno no clomi
BBJtl i In Hit Htrlke region or
BBJt I I IKlrt n ilependent upon
BBr ' t t'pcitttl to druw re
BBI;I r 'i is made noeeomtry on
BBv f f limited fund nt our
B-N IINTMI COUNTV
BBBM II M" IN IH'CIUiSNK
BBBl uhi ', rount) urejor of
BBl nt haa returned from
BBVt. j)ure ho conferred with
BB'ii' "tn count) uro)or of
BBKl Jul) und tounty survjyor
BBMirhesne count), with refer
BBBtlir boiintlary lino between
BBBnd DutlicMiio countloB, nay
BBB I xprtM. No action wn
BBBd nnio will bo taken until
BBB -'nt r immlmloner or the
BBB-'j tn'-tt In January
BBBt rep rt ha reached Varnal
BBBff' t that It I udmltUd In
BBj that tho 11 Oh meridian or
BBB' hl'li hiiM been designated
BBBuut) line upliu tho new high
BBBUdlng In the mlddla, placing
BB1 m I Intuh and tlio uthur
BBBf lieunc
TO PROBEJill HEMS
t'niiiU or Comnirnlnl Saving nml
lU'iiefll Trnii.frrrctl ttnlnw folly.
t Allegation that the orflccr of the
t nlon Having nnd Investment com
pnn) nnd the Commerelnl Savings and
Heneflt company have connived nnd
tonducted the affair of tho concern
i a unlawfully to transfer nlmut
HO.O00 from tho trcaaury to their
own pocket nnd are now Indebted to
vnriouh patron to the amount of
nboul $100,000, which they cannot
pa), arc mndc In n stilt filed lnl
Thurmlay at Halt Ivke City agnlnt
the eampAtile and their officer nk
Ing niipolnlmmt of a receiver nnd nn
nceountlng
The null I brought by William K
Kernley nnd other, who nay they
have been victimized by the opt ration
of tho compan). It I ehnrged that
the eomtwnr bwoti nlmitt flftv thou,
nnd proteetlou tork nt n mr value
or one dollar, which wan to be mild
ror -protection r tnvealor In 9100
Hhareti or Inveatment irioek nt a pur
value or one hundred dollar Thl
InvpHtment irtotk It I alleged, waa
ittibl to the uiHHMpectlng on payment
running from three 4x tltillnr n
month Many aollellor were put out
nnd Mold the toek brvadeat on the
biilltllng nml loan plan, with great
priiml-c of return to the Inventor.
It I nllrgcd that thn officer, named
In the ult n I). J. William, N V.
June, (leorge A. (luff, John T. Mor
rl, Mllo K Cumtnlng. Ilenjnmln K.
dimming. Jr. M. II Krlebel nml W
P William, either conducted tho
hiiftlnc Improperly or Ignored the
liUHltiei nml let June nnd (luff linn
die It In n manner Hint remitted In
li r,M if ntnl rulti tl Im i.tntniml Ihnl
the officer tranf erred twenty thou
linn hnre or protection hnrr to
themclve 'Tor norvlec perrormed,"
thru organlzetl the Commercial Hav
ing company nnd transferred the
toik to that Then, It I wild, they
imltl themlvc 12 to 30 per rent
dividend on thl twenty tliounatifl
dollar worth or tock, taking the
money put In by Inventor vvho were
pn)lug their three to lx dollar a
mouth ror tock to do It.
There arc ovcrl toukholdcr or
the Union at Trice who are "tung"
In uin ranging from u. hundred to a
thoiiMind ilollnr on vtovk In thn
I'nloii, iKjiighl through tho Wllllnnn'e
breatiHe of the ropreentntlou of tho
latter, who are personally known lo
rn I ly. U. J. William, the foxy one of
the hunch, I out with n denial or nny
Intentional wrong doing, which or
cnurae I to be cxpeuted, I loth the
t'nlon and tho Commirelnl rompanlt
hold Momn real VMlate nt 1'rlce, itim
inonl) referred to n the William e
Into Price Hloikholder or the t'nlon
are working with nnd through Kern
le) to try nnd recover what they can
from the wreckage
.It'hIICK KWIII.HSON COMMITS
IIIMSin.r TO IMI'ltlhONMr.NT
I'robubl) n unlipie u Juatlce court
document a i-nn be found In the nn
iml or the count), enme down from
Hunilde Monday To any the leat.
It I tho only one on record In vvhlih
the J u Mt lee cek to commit hlmeir
to Jnll nnd Imptme a heavy fine upon
hlmneir or the ofreme or the real de
fendant. following I the caption of the
commitment "In the JuMlce'n Court,
before .. .Jimtlie of the
rente, In nnd l'or 8nnn)iddo Product.
L'nrhlu Count), Htnto of Utah. Thn
Htate of I'tnh v. Andrew laef, de
feiitlnnt. Commitment."
Then follow the wording of the
tommltment. which belde being un
iiKiinl In that the Jimtlte flnt hluueir
one hundred nnd fifty dollar nnd
thirl) tin) In Jail. I icbto more or lea
a literary gem. Thua:
'The Htate or Utah to the Hherlfr,
of Corbln County, Greeting
An order having been made thl
da) It) me that Wm II Hnndcnion. de
fendant, be held to nn-wrr upon n
ehargn or or wllfuly trjlng to tako
l'erelon or Frank Nado hou and
wire by rorte with thret or bodley
Ingory nnd uUcr herlnd hi evldenie
and him idenlng Oulltey I Tut a rino
of one hundred nnd fifty Dollarn nnd
thlrtoy da) ImprUenment on Defend
nut and coat or ID 60"
Tho commitment Is then signed b)
Win II Handeron, Juallie of tho
pence
IIAIIH AlilHN I.VJIOII IN
llli: STATU III' AHI.ONA
IMIOKNIN. Dee 14 Clov Oeorge
W V Hunt proclaimed lato today tho
iiUHiHiire onrried at tho Novembt r
election. Including the prohibition and
the nntl-ullen labor moamire, efrt
Hva Jununr) 1, 1915.
Tho attack upon the dr law In tho
form nf four emnte application for
Injunction will bu filed In the federal
court probah!) tomonow nt Tncnon
The SO per cont meaaure, compel
ling tho emplo)iuent or 80 per cunt
American citizen In till bimineiw with
rivo or more employe. hn been pro
textetl to the atato dopartmont ulreudy
by tho Urltlah und Italian tmban
dora upon theor) that It violate tho
treaty right or alien.
WIl.li I'lJIH.IMI OltDINANClCS.
At meellngH of tho city council on
Monday und Tuesday night the rend
ing or tho city ordinance wmm com
pleted nnd It wu decided to publish
them In book form fifteen will bo
bound In full sliuep and thirty-five in
papor binding It wns the Idea or tho
oouiiull that ouuh bualne firm In the
city should bo In poaHetudon of u com
plete copy of thg ordinance.
Location notloes carried In itock at
The Advocate, Advt.
SEVEN TO CONTEST
ELECTION RESULTS
Seek to Have Vote at Helper and Price
Declared Null and Void Many
Irregularities Alleged by Republican-Democratic
Nominees.
During the day eeven eonteel pro
ceding will tie flted by defeated can
didate for county ofriec nt thn No
vember election The title or the
ountet nre na foll-ow MeWblney
v. foul: Iturr v. Hryner, Colling,
ham v. lraMr; I-a v. Ilamlllon:
MaretiMn v. OoMlng. UHI va. Ilallln
ger. and Wetiel v. 1'oreater
The neren conteatnnt nk that nil
vole-t credited the eenteatnnt In the
llilper nnd Price preelnet be de
clared by the dlatrlrt court to be null
nnd void nml be excluded from thn
official count or vote ror conteatnnt
nml conteatee ror the acveral office
ror which the conteatnnt were can
didate. In each Inalance the nature or the
complaint In practically the name
with the exception of the number nf
vot credited to the candidate by
the cnnvnatlng board
The particular ground upon which
the conteatnnt bne their content In
the Helper district nre n follow
TImt the voting In anld dlatrlct wn
through error, fraud, mlatakc and
malcondurt on tho part or the pre
tended Judge or election. Context
ant then allege Hint It H Alllnon,
Ham Hteln nnd Knoch llr)ner wcro np
polntetl by the board or county com
mbetloner or Carbon county n thn
Judge or election of Helper precinct,
but that none or ald pcrnon np
pointed took or milmirlbed to thn
ctinatltutlonnl or oath or office nnd
that no peron iiuallfled a n Judge or
elei tlon In icild precinct, nnd further,
that Mild Hteln nnd Mr) tier cnucd to
be opened the aealed package con
taining the official ballot of nald
dlUlct.li,thtf nbmmce pf tUtUMtldlAl
lleon; that aald pretendeti Judge of
election railed to provide, nny guard
rail or other equivalent or nny mean
or ohMtructlng b)tander nnd npccln
tor from approaching within alx reel
or any other dlatnnce or the balolt
box or or the voting booth or com
partmeut nnd that no obstruction or
dlviNlon wa eroetetl or provided
whereby llie npproatii or ii)innuer
or other prraon could be or wa pre
vented nnd that by rrnon or which,
b)Htandera, pectntor nnd the grncrnl
public were lllegall) permlttnl tlur
Ing all hour from the opening of the
poll until the cloao thereof, to be nnd
remain In chow proxlmlt) to nnd
within the prohibited dlatnnce of the
ballot box nnd the voting booth und
upurtment i" that tirlvitc) wa not
afforded the elector and that necur
Ity rronl obaervatlon, lnt rfereiice, In
tlmldatlon and nnno)nnce contem
lilatcd by law a necexniry nnd tiroper
were entire!) cllaregitrded, and Hint
largo number or pcraon were per
mitted to remain within a distance or
le than alx reel or the ballot box,
booth nnd compartment during vlr
tunll) all the time from the opening
to the cloalng or the poll und were
permitted to Intermingle with voter
while in thn net of obtaining ballot
nml voting at mild election
The conteatant further allege that
wild pretended Judge n of election per
mitted William T Hamilton, candi
date for the office of county commia
aloner ror tho four) ear term, and J.
T Pitch, candidate ror the office or
Mtnte reprcaentatlvc, to bo and remain
nt the entrance to tho room wluro
audi election wo In progre und
within twenty feet from the ballot
Imix where vote wore being deposited
nnd during marly all the time while
auch election wn In progrrn anld
pretended Judge permitted mid Ham
ilton und rituli to thero electioneer
and to anno), pcramide, Intimidate
nnd Influence voter und purajn com
ing to aald election place for tho pur
poo of voting by entreaty, converna
tlon nnd urgument und to pout und
keep posted outalde of the room
wherein audi election wa In prngrcsa
u tuple ballot marked to Indlciito
how the ballot might bo coat for tho
progressive candidate nt Much elec
tion und Hint a largo number or vo
ter were HiibJuoted to audi Interfer
ence, nnuoyauctt. Intimidation ami
peraunalon of audi candidate, that ut
neven o'clock tho Judge declared tho
poll ulcivd and oxc 'udad from the
room tho general publk there bh
acmbleil and locked the door of aald
room und that on!) a row lertmna
having u key to the door or -Haiti
room were permitted to outer, except
mid; persona vvlio entereit by the In
vltutlnn or permbwlon or pencona poa
HeMHed or audi u key and that nuih
kea wure poaseased only b) William
T Hamilton. Joseph llarbogllo nnd
Wllllnm Cook, and that audi maleon
duet wu oommltlttd with the knowl
edge nnd conMent or the protended
Judge or election, that wild Judge
permitted one 1 1) nibnon to elee
tloneer within Hie polling room on
behalf of tho progrtMMlve candidate,
Hint a private citizen wna permitted
to enter the polling place und to have
untie to the ballot box and tho bal
lot therein uontalnd alout 3 o'olouk
the following morning und ullnwtKl
him to nort ballot and otherwise
tumpcr und Intorfero with them; that
after the Inning or the poll Hit aald
Judge of election c-uimxl the voting
booth to be placed agalnat the win
down of th riH.iti wherein the eleetbin
wa hebl " n to effeclunll) exclude
all iWratln through avch vvlndn-r.
that aald William T llamiltnn at dlf
rerent time ilorlng the night nf No-Miil-cr
Id anil In the earl) morning
hour of November uti niutiml to
net and nctonll) did net an n Judge or
aald election nnd actually took ihhwc
altin or nnd tnnde enlrha Umn one or
the official tally aheel nnd pnrtlel
pntcd In the count or the offlelnl Iml
Iota and wn allowed to relieve nnd
take the place or anltl Knneh llr)ner,
who nt tllffcrcnt time went to a ilia
taut part or the room nnd lept while
nald llnmllton acted In hi atentl; Hint
aald ballot box wn not kept locked
no that tho ballot would be free from
being tnmtiered with.
Hoiking to throw out tho Prlro dis
trict, tho contestant make tho rl
lowing allegation
That nt n meeting or the board or
county commissioner nn April 9th,
I9I3, three election precinct were
created In anld district, thnt on Octo
Iter 19, 1114, the following election
Judge were named by the commis
sioner John Mathl. John Potter
nnd John II. Pnre, Judge of district
No. I, which Nhoiild Include nil name
rrom A to O, John Prlncet, Heren Ol
hcii ami John A rr)th, Judge or
tllntrbt No. 2, which should Imludn
nil mime from 11 to N, George I'iiu
sett, IM Olson and George 1". Ockc),
Judge of district No. 3, which ahould
Include nil name from O to 7., that
Judge ot election within nald Prlca
ircclnrt.BBdthnta)heMYotr had no
lfiinnk"br kilowlnlT tlie location of nny
or the voting prevluola therein nnd
that no territorial boundarle or geo
graphical division or dmlgnntloni
wcro mnde or attemtited and that by
reason or auch failure un the part
or tlie county commissioner no valid
registration or the voirra or either or
aid pretended three election pro
duct wu made or kept and no valid
legal election wn had within cither
or nald pretended election district
and no valid or legal vote wcro cast
therein ror tho reason that audi pre
tended dlatrlct have no real exist
ence! that one Matt Ollmour, u mem
ber or thn progrcMlvo party, wna oho
sen to net nn thn registration agent
ror each und nil or aald thrco pretend
cd election dlatrlct, no thnt na to ut
least tuo of hiiuIi pretended election
district nn iiuallfled registration agent
wn nppoluted to net or acted.
The contestant further nvor that
neither John Mathl nor John Pace
nor John Potter went qualified eler
tor or dlatrlct No. 1 nnd that neither
or them had tho right to vote In the
dlatrlct which they pretended to rep
resent. A almllnr allegation I made
In reference to John Prince, Heren Ol
xen und John A. l'orr)th, pretended
Judge or dlatrlct No, 3. In dlatrlct
No. 3 It I uv erred thnt fleorgo I'uu
sett wu not u qualified elector of pre
tended dlatrlct No 3 lly reason of
these, alleged Irregularis the con
tentunt aver that nil of tho vote cast
In tho three districts wero fraudulent
und void nml that tho aald Judge hud
no uuthorll) to count them or Include
them In tho election return
In their prn)er to the court the
kontcNtanla oak that nil vote credited
thn contestant nnd contesttc In tho
priHlnct of Price nnd Helper bo de
clared null nnd void nnd be excluded
rrom the offlalal tount or volt ror
contestant und contestce ror tho sev
eral county office conteatcd ami that
the official cm n van nnd return of the
county commhwloner of Carbon coun
ty, sitting n n board of cunvuHer, be
corrected nfter thn exclusion of thn
vote cast In Price nnd Helper pre -elm
ta
In tho event the onteatnnta nro
NucceHHful In having tho vote In thn
two precinct thrown out on account
of tho alleged Irregularities it would
mean tho election of tho entlro rcpub-lloun-democrutlc
ticket with the ex
ception of tho county recorder and
Ntntn representative. Hhnuld Helper
ulono bo thrown out I.ee, Marouiwin.
WcUd and Hill would huve majori
ties over their opponent.
In accordance with the olootlon atn
tute tho content must bo hoard not
lea than ten nor more than twenty
du)a after It ha been filed with tho
county clerk.
Tho oomplulntH b) the auverul con
testant will bo verified during the
afternoon and riled with tho county
clerk W. N Wetzol und doorgo Col
llnghum or Hunnyalde, candidate for
the office of oount) urve)or und
count) uHHcNwor, respective!), George
Huff or Heoflold, candidate) for the
two-ytutr term commissioner, und J
W Hilt of Wellington, candidate for
the office of treasurer, will arrive In
1'rloe during the day to Hwenr to tho
oumplalnt.
Our Job department ti up to date
Try u on that next order of printing
Tho Advocate. Advt
MORE GAMERED j
t'tnli Itnltwny del Another Half Mil
lion Dollar Worth
An order ror rive hundred all-steel
Hil enr or the lateet t)pe. represent
ing nn expenditure or approximately
hair a million dollar, ha ben plarcd
b) the Utah llnlhvii) compnu), to pro-tr-t
the traffic originating along It
line Nearly a hundred or the earn
huve been receive tl nnd practically all
or the remainder nre now on their
vvny hero rrom Pittsburg The car
are known a the general crvleo t)po
gondola.
With the exception or coal earn no
ither equipment hn been ordered
Tho power nnd other clnnso or equip
ment thnt may be neecnry ror the
pcratlun or tho road will be rurnlsh
ed b) the ) It O. which operate
the road nt Panther Junction, n mile
north or Helper, and run flft) -eight
mile to the mine nt lllnek Hawk
und Mohrland It wa turned over to
the operating detHtrtment of the I) A
It O by the Utah rallwn) aome thlrt)
day ago
i.isr or .intoit-i iiii.wvn
nut iiik vicau or tm.-v
The list or Juror to nerve. In thn
district court or Carbon county dur
ing 101ft. n elrnwii by tho Jury com
mlsslonirn, hns been completed by
the county clerk It follow:
Winter Quarter Chn. P. Ander-
on, Alfred Nevvren. Win T l.vnn.
Noah Potter, Niels Nlctnon, John I-.
Parr), Jnme Wallace, Joseph llloh-
lard nnd Joseph II Cox.
Heofleld Prank Htubb. Mntt Wnh
Un, Chan. Moehle, K J l.tewellyn,
Jnme Pultrr, A I Johnson (Jorgen
on), John II NlelNon, J W Wennz,
Ariel lllehnrtls, ttwl Kvnn
Castle (late Morgan Kvnn. Henry
llninpnon. Alma Hardy, C 15. I lost
wleh, N C Chrlstensen, C W. Pul
sipher, J A Thorp, Alfred Olson.
Iiul N Oakley, IMwnrd Cox, J. C.
Know, Vcrn T Aver Dnvl llarne.
J i: llntchelor, W II llnhcook. K.
Chamberlain. Wllllnm Kdmnn
Helper K A Oman, J Tom Plteh,
Joneph l.lttlzeittl. Ham Hteln, M P.
Ilergera, Itny Miller. T II Warren,
Knrl Wilcox, II I'lnlm, P II Young,
Alma llnycock, J M Holme. J A.
Ilnlverietin, J H Moore, I. T Ilorken
llngen, Josyph PlumlHTg, II 1' Moss,
P.. V. Itrown. A. J. Htufrord, John I
llajnt.. K. natUJWtayeToftti
HCoeiy, ItA. WnrnpletTMloiVrrTCK
llson, K II. Illnckwell.
Hprlng Olen John Tr)on. John
Jensen, David Itowley, K N. P. Jen
mn
Price George A Nixon, J. W Ioof
hoiirovv, Uir 1'riindMen, A. W. Illrtb,
Heren Olsen. M T. Ilarniuit, John A
Mnthla, A II Hunleu, Orson Ijirson,
MeClure Wllsun, Herman II Hominy.
John 1' llrncr, Joseph June, George
K Nclin. II II Giictxmnn. II) rum
I riuidscn. U It. I'lillmer. W J West.
J T Ijcoiiurd, J M Hanson. C W
Tingle), John Dooley, John Unas. It
J Turner, John Potter, John II Pace
J Ilex Miller. Andrew Oman, Law
rence Whltmore, J I) Crltc blow, Wil
liam Mclntlre. Hurry I. Ho, Hub
ert Illshop, Itnsmus Krantlsen, II It
McDonald, Itobert McKiinc, Krnstus
Vntlerson, Martin Anderson, Lara
Gutideraon, A J Iee, J. H ltedd, Curl
ISmpoy, Owen I.loyd, A. W, Hhlncr J
It, Pace, l.eo Ionnrd, I. A Ijiuber.
Wellington Win II Tltlwell, Hr.,
J It (loldlng. W i: June. Prank
Hill, Jnme l.lddcll, William Itlch,
Albert Harries, Irvln Ilranch, Hurve)
A Pine gar, Humuel Hlilmmtins, J r
Kunnyslde George N Hill, II. A.
Johnson, A II. lltipklnson, aeorge
Colllngham, John I Uvans, William
Marshall, Warren N Conrnd, It M
Palmer, J H. Vurner, Dave Hteven
son, Arthur ChrUtenaen, Net Nelson,
J C Twaddle, A l 1 1 ad ley. I M ward
llurton, Hteven Johnaon, Itldiard Im
ter, Hul Tii)lor, Jus, C Woodward,
John A Olson. Thomii Itlcharde,
Dave Crawford
Clear Creek l.ovl W Heynold. C.
M Anderaon, Kd llolllmaii, W U
llurton, John I. Ilcnaon, Jnme Aver
tl, Itceao Phillip, Dnvl Gordon, J.
Y lladdow, Holier Ward, Oeorgo
Hartley
Kenllworlh A. I. Tii)lor, Henry
Ulbb, Art Hiimelw right, Jnme A.
llurton, I.d H. Klmber, It. M Davis,
llerl Morgan
Curbonvllle It W Powell.
Hiawatha K. I. Hlmmon. W. It.
Whlloheud, J. N Norton, W I. I-ninp
Whitehead, J N Norton, George D
I la) mond, W L lnmph, John Patter
son, Oacur liluokburn. It II. Ilronk
llluok Hawk I 1" Crngun. P J
O'Connor, I. I.oon Curpontor, It Ilru
baker, J. It Doolln, a W Thurston,
V C ChrUteuaon, Levi It Thomas.
Htorr A II. Lelchty, Oeo A Hhop
imrd, Ituasoll Storm, David McMillan,
(IharltHt llaltw, Morri Murtell, II. II.
HtrlnRham, CharleH Carlson, W W
June, 15 C Cruvca
Carbon J W Crnwrortl, Hubert
Ooroltl
O. C, MiWIIINNHV UliSHJVh!
C. It. MAItCUSISN KI-KtriHI)
At the regular monthly meeting or
tho high Mchool board held luat Hatur
day, C C. McWhlnnoy tendered hi
resignation uh clerk or the board, due
to tho fact thut he will leave for Cal
ifornia about the flrnt of January,
und upon motion the name vvua ac
cepted C It. Murouaen, president of
tho iHiard, who will be relieved of that
position on tho 4th of January when
H A. Guiding. Htipurliilmulunt of
sehoolH-eloet, will uwmmo the office
or president, wuh elected a clerk In
Mr, MoWhlnney'H place.
Hubber atampi ot every deacrlptloo
old by The Advocate. Advt
STATE ASKS CONTROL '
in mnmm
sTi-.ps to in: tki: immhoiatk.
tiY to sirrn.i: M.rri:it. H
I'tnh Claim Itlglil or Coal DcpoelUt BmbI
Cutler Knnhllog Act Interior Dfv- VmBBBBBj
INirtincnt lie liiclnul to (live Up Au- affnVaVal
tliority Over Cnrtsiu Wins. . fBBBJ
Htep will bn taken Immediately by liBVaVJ
the legal tlcMtrtmeiit of tlio atnla to ' VBBBJ
curry the eonimvcmy between thn jBBBJ
United Htate Interior deimrtment nnd ' .SBBB
the state laud Nwrtl over title to conl I'flBflVJ
land In nchevnl ettiiim granted thn
Mate under the enabling net. to the BBBBJ
United Htatea supreme court for flnvl BpBVJ
anil ileflnlte'tleclslun nml settlement. iBjBJBJI
Thl liiformatlnn la e-onve)ed by A. It. ' 'BBBB
llarne, nttorne) general, upon hi ' 1BBBB
return fnun Washington. c. whern ' , BBBB
he attended a hearing before the In S j BBBB
terlor deiHirlliient na In the state' tllln BpBpj
to mineral bearing nnd land em- ,'flBJBJB
bruc.Hl m the Mchool neetlon. The SBBBBBJ
ease wn brought b) New Mexico, but HflBBBBJ
Utah Joined In tho fight, n the vmn jBBBfl
questlnii I new- eenfnintlng the Und (BBBB
offlelnl or thl 'j BVfl
New Mcvlco Iutcretctl. VBBBfl
New Mexico wn represented nt tho - VflVfl
hearing b) It P Urvlen. commls- ;BBBfl
Nlonrr or public lands, nnd M. J, Ue- iBBBfl
Guinness, apcelnl assistant to tha nt- IBbAb
torney general or New Mexico. W. j BBBB
D. Ciindlnnd, president or the tat ' BBBB
land board, A It llarne nnd Ilia- J BBBB
innrck Hurler represented tho tntn ?BBMB
or Utah Thn right wn on the qura- HBBjfl
tlon or Jurisdiction or thn Interior de- IBBBb
pnrtmeiil and It wn clnlmed by thn iBMBB
reprcsentntlve or tho ilnte or Utah jBBBfl
thnt the enabling tut gave thn ntntn jBBB
title nbaolutn without rrrervutlon nn BBB
to mineral bearing or conl land. Thn SBflVB
net granting land to New Mexico, BBMb
however, contain n mineral reeorva- 'tl
tlon clauae, while thn act under which jBBBfl
I'tnh became n Rtnlu doe not. Tho liVjVjVjB
Interior department crilm Jurladlc- iBBBfl
tlon eivcr mineral and coal-bearing jBBBfl
land nnd nlwn) had held that while BBBJ
the net did not mnkn n reservation for BBBfl
I oilnernl-benrlng land. It wa Implied BBBfl
.MiJhojsran Js...' "
Kcltlciiieiil I lllstunt. ' ' H
"Thn nurstlun l n long wn) rrom BBBfl
being settled,4' wild llarne. "and I am BBBJ
nntlaflctl that the Interior department jBBBJ
will uoutlntiu to hold tnnt It ha Juris- 'BBBJ
diction over the land in vnlved in thn BBBJ
control er) A A Jonr. first aiulnt- BflBfj
nnt secretary of tho Interior beforo BBBJ
whom tho hearing wan held, wan Im- BBBJ
pressed with the argument, but aald BBJ
that even n decision on hi part In BfBfj
favor of tho state would not nettle (BBBJ
tho matter flmill), na hi successor "BBBJ
inlgli tlctltlo ntlurwlse. iBBBJ
'Heetlou 0 of thn enabling act un- iBBBJ
eler which Utah bicnma a state, grant- BBBJ
eel the state of Utah Hectlon 3, 18. BBBJ
33 nnd 3C In every township In the BBJ
stale without reservation. Hectlon 10 BBBJ
of tho name net provide that when IBBJ
these liiiul Mhull bn illMpoed of by thn iBVJVJVJ
mate the proceed ahull go to thn IH
I'timmon scboola nnd thnt they will IH
mt be subject to entry under tho BflBJ
liomcateatl law or public land lawn. 'BBBJ
"Conl laud are located under tho jBBBJ
public land lawn nnd not the mineral iBBBJ
not, no thut vvhlln tho enabling act BYJVJVJ
may huvn Intended reservation of BBBJ
mine nil hind, It did not mean conl ,BVH
hind. Thut I the question tu bn BBBJ
raised b) uh Just an noon n wo can BBJ
get tho matter beforo the aupremo BVfli
court of tho United Htate." BvJBl
I'lNAIi HONOItH Alti: PAID &
lti:OIIOAM7,KD CIIUHCHMAN BBBJ
INDl.Pl.NDI.NCl.. Mo., Dec. 13.
Without flowers, drapery or pagean- BBBJ
try, the bod) or Joseph Hmlth, preal- BBBJ
dent or the Itceirgunlzed Church ot BfBB
Latter-day Halnt. vvho died Thum- BBBJ
day, wn burled here today. In no- BBBJ
cordunco with the direction given by BBBJ
the patriarch on hi deathbed, thn BBBJ
aervltca were nlmple. A fovv of hln BBBJ
favorite li) inn vvern sung John Luff, BBBJ
a, lifelong friend, pi cached the oer- BBBJ
BBBJ
The body lay In atuto In tho local BBfl
temple throughout tho daylight hour. BBBJ
During the servltca u reverent thronir BBBJ
crowded the rhiin h nnd stood In thn BBBJ
Htiovv outalde. It wu u spirit of quiet BBBJ
reaped, rather than deep gTlcf that BBBJ
manifested Itself, for number of BBBJ
time un hi demthhed President Hmlth BBBJ
aald he would rather go than atny, BBBJ
"Don't try to keep mo," ho aald. "I BBBJ
have lived in) allotted ra." BBBJ
Immedlntel) lifter tho aervlcen tho BBBJ
quorum of the twelve apostloa, thn BBBJ
highest ruling bod) In tho church, BBBJ
called ii meeting for tomorrow morn- BBBJ
lug to choose u new spiritual louder. BBBfl
Heveral your ago Joseph Hmlth un- BBBfl
nounceil u divine revelation that IiIh BBBJ
hou Prcelerlek M Hmlth ahould bo hi BBBJ
successor It I believed tho volco of BBBJ
prophec) will be accepted flBBl
NICsl.KN aMP WOltlCH H
six days iacii wi:i:ic BBBJ
Ntwtan I the only coal camp In the BBB
Htate that I working Its mine tho BBBfl
entlro week, mi) Moub' Times. Whllo BBBfl
tho bigger damp In Carbon county BBBfl
are working about two duyn every BBBfl
week nnd have laid off hundred of BBBfl
men, Nenle.li I employing a full force BBBfl
and I working tho mines to their ca- BBBfl
paulty. This fact I a splendid tostl- BBBfl
monlal as to tho excellence of the BBBB
uoal from the Grand county camp. BBBfl
Thero I a big demand for the Nesleu B
Icjti.-il, known tluoughout tho state as BBBB
"Dear Conl BBBB
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