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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
UNION PACIFIC TRAINS.
Another Important Change Made In
Running Time.

Beginning with tomorrow the Union
Pacific will discontinue one Of their
passenger trains each way between
Salt Lake anu Provo by taking OF the
train at present leaving Salt Lake nj
7:l5 u. m. aud arriving from the south
at o 2. m. by the new change only
one train will be run between salt
Lake aud points south. This train will
run through TO Milford, leaving Salt
Lake at 1880 y. M, arriving In Provo
at 6:lO 3. M, Payson 7:l5 p. M, Jusb
sos p. m. aud Milford o a. m. The
train from the South will arrive In
Salt Lake at 10 n. M, leaving Frisco
the day prior at o =. m. aud Milford st
s y. M, Juah $3.50 a. m. on the day Of
arrival here, Nrphi 6:D5 a. M, Payson
1915 a. m. aud Provo s:l6 n. m. IL
should he RENT mlefrd, however, that
the train between Juab aud pOints
south will run Ouly lri-wrckly, loay-
ing Juab Monuays, Wednesdays
hnd Fridays, aud leaving Milford
Tuesdnys, Thursdays anu Saturday..
This change IL another move IN the
way Of retfonchmrnt and may In some
respects prove very inc1nyuuiuni IN "A
number Of patrons OF the Union Pa
ciic. The alterations In irAius Will,
however, be received with pleasure by
residents on the liue between Juab aud
Provo, rs II will enable parties from
that locality 10 come 10 Salt Lake IN
the morning and return In the even
lug, which they have been unable TO
do heretofore, as the trains have run
Ia such mauncras 10 Heoossltatu n lay.
over In Salt Lake u ~ least one night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
UTAH SUMNER NORMAL
Proceedings al The Closing Session OF
The First WEEK.
tito school WIN Continue iu opera
ton Two weeks Longer
notes

Al the Utah Summer school In this
city yesterday afternoon, Mics Winston
resumed the subject Of vocal music.
The Attendance was good anu the
Interest In Ml.u Wius,ou'B instructions
continues undated. Her method II
teaching IA giving entire satisfaction.
Prof Augsburg also resumed the
subject OF drawing. Az each day's
lossons come around, this genial iu.
struo,0t's popularity incgeasus. The
box was again disscciod, and Interest.
Ing illustrations given az 10 It's april.
cation IN the drawing Of objects and
pictures Of various kinds aud 10 allow
originality ia the pupil within certain
bounds. For Instance, after the pupil
has drawn the box In the position re-.
quired, let him nll In the picture with
any objects he may desire. Ia this way
drawing II madr interesting. The
professor announced that next week he
would give Two OF throo lessons iu color
drawing anu possibly n few lessons In
perspective drawing
Prof Andrews continued the sub.
Jrct OF English grammar. Sentences
containing two suuJcU,s and two pred
lCateE were given ana Hnaly2td, III
sentences containing one predicate ami
one subject tho thought expressed ~
independent. In sentences containing
two subjects anu two prodioltee, there
must be thoughts expressed which are
a. ia
the independent thought. the
words expressing THIS class u
thought make subordinate clause,
Complex sentences containing three
subordinate clauses were then given
by students aud analysed. The cluss
should be allowed q express their
own sentences iOr analysis. Ia this
way the thought comes before the dis
secting Of the sentence. The real active
work In what We want. Practice, in
TACT, ~ the only way Ia which We eau
acquire command OF language. In
language, ~ IN other rtudies, We learn
10 do In doing.
Ia physical cultuTe,by Miss Kenyon,
exercises IN Whaling and deyitRliziug
the different muscles VI the body wefe
given In very interesting manner
NOTES.
A large delegation OF teachers went
on an excursion 20 5aitlir this after
noon,
DR.. White has been invited 10 lecture
before the Provo summer normal, but
WIS obliged 10 decline the invitation
by reason OF his duties here.
Prof. Andrews aud vile are dc.
lighted with Salt Lake, aud are en-
joyiug their solourn very much. Tue
prOiessor's work Is highly appreciated
by the teacher.
Miss NJ. A. Clay, one OF the Aspen,
Col, corps Of teachers, h attending the
normal.
Prof Andrews will lecture at ODD
FellowS hall ON Tuesday evening
August 18Th,
Arrangements are being perfected 10
have DR., White deliver n discourse at
"A union meeting OF the different
churches on SUNDAY evening, August
August 2Oth,
lt 10 expected that Prof Andrews
gili occupy the pulpit u the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
THE ESCAPED CONvlCrs.
The Man KILLED at ogden was moi Reed.
CRED" McDermott brought
Back.

Franz Heath, who resides on tho
State road, last evening bad two valu-
nhlu horsea stolen from his stable
there. one Of them Is said to be worth
$500. II 10 believed that the thieves
were two Of the convic,s who last Sun
day escaped from the penitentlary.
Several suspicious looking characters
had been seen Just previously lying
around. A search was Afterwards
made, but nothing sntisiacIory could
DO CLEANED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
CUTTING TIMBER IN IDAHO.


Government timber agents Ia the
West occasionally make squirt and
arrest persons for unlawful cutting Of
timber on public lands. This has
been done In Utah number Of times,
but when tho cases have bsen brought
10 trial tho courts have promptly Rc-
gultted tho accused. Whether or not
the following cases, recorded In yester.
day,s Boise, Idaho, Statesman, Will
prove to bo OF tho same class remains
To be seen:
United States District Attorney
Woods has been notified that six Nor
mons have been arrested by Deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
srRINonNoY IN rmE sourn.
Tho Trcasury's Arrangement 10 ne
Hove ~.

NEW YOHS, Aug, l2.-Bfddstretts
says. Owing 70 tue inRbin,y Of the
banking Institutions Of the south TO
advance money " move the cotton
crop, "a crisis In the cotton region IN
imminent. IL would require S50,OOO,OOO
to move the estimated crop, 6,OOO,OOO
bales. a large part Of the crop Is
raised by negro tenant farmers vino re-
ly on the owners 10 advance money for
picking, ginning, presaingl and baling.
This they nTe now unable To do. In
view VI this emergency the secretary
OF the treasury of tho United States
has lust made nn arrangement 10y
which, on the deposit OF currency win
the suh-treRiuTy IN New York, tho
government will telegraph tue sub
treasury Mt New Orleans to pay like
cum IN silver dollars, which will 10
far to relieve the atringency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
Another Car Accident.

Alfred Falrclough met with a pain.
lul accident at the corner OF First West
and Fifth South streets about 1880 last
mint by jumping backwards from
the platform OF a West Side Rapid
Tra6slt car. lie came In contact with
an electric pole, sustaining deep cuts
and severe bruises about the head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
a sANGuINAHY CONFLICT.
Thirtoen Outlaws Tliied by u shcrIn's
Posse.

BIRMINuITAM, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE
sheriff OF Clark county had pitcned
battle with the notorious MechRm
gang near Thomasvillo, in which
thirteen Of the MeChams were killsd
aud several Of the sherill7s posse
20 badly wounded that they
cannot recover. The affair Is the
outgrowth Of loud Of some yCars'
standing which eliminated last
Christmas In the murder Of Ernest
MuCorqucrdole. A posse has been
after the gang for some time as told In
these dispatches last night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
neef PacIlIng EslAbIIshmcnt Burncd,

CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-rhe large beef
packing ana feTtiliz z estA blishment Of
Nelson Morris, one OF the "Big -Four"
packers, At the stock yards, burned
this morning. The building IL one OF
Tie largest In the yards. On II are
1900 men employed. It was 600 by
elO feet In size aud four sNries high.
The iirc was started by the explosion
OF grease In this iortilizing department,
,Sueed 10y contact between two electric
light wires. Two employees were ST.
vorely hurt. The loss is estimated at
s3JO,OO0.
The flames were confined to space
OF one hundred and tiny feet square IN
one corner. The cold storage plant
anu warehouse with contents, valued
NtJ,OlO,OO0, was not damaged. Eight
hundred men were working In tho
'uEnoi part, They viii bs out Of
employment till II can he rebuilt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

United States Marhal Evans. OF Ma.
lnI, for alleged timber uepfedatIons.
Mr. Wood will leave Monday for
Malad 10 prosecute tho cuses before
Commissioner Stone. The pattles are
7. II. Archibald, r. J. Nib, Joseph
Josophson, w. u. Archibald, Josrph
Pearson and Nuphi WolverioD, ali u
Utah.
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Goods Recovered.

City Detectives Curran aud Sheets
today arrested Martin Curtis An lndi.
vidual well known In police circles,
nt the corner Of Filth south and Eighth
West streets lie had In his posses.
sion, says Captain Donovan, the goods
stolen from the Fllth Ward family
store on ThuTsIRy night. He viii DO
Rrraigned In the police curt on
MUuuny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
IT WAS NOT REED.

U. S. Marshal Brigham went 20 Og-
den last evening 10 Wow the body Of
the man who was killed by the railroad
cars there early yesterday moruing.
He soon satisfied himself however,
that the dead man and Thomas Reed
were two totally different individuals.
THE GRID" SAFE ESOuGu SOW.
Cred" McDormou was returned TO
the penitentiAty last evening. His
capture NJ Opuir was recorded IN
yesterdays NEWS.
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Iho sannle rnnen. commIllee.

WAsulNuION, Aug. l2.-rhe SEN
ate DemJCratiC caucus committee has
adjourned III Monday, having failed
70 agreu on am plan Of procedure.
The fact that the House agreed
aud has two weeks discussion before
n, relieves the Senate Oi the necessity
for being Ia u hurry, anu probably DO
settled policy VIII be reached TIL near
the emu Of the hOuse Discussion. The
finance committee, Tor the same rca.
son, Is likely not 10 hurry about re-
porting on the measures before 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
The Convict Berry.

John Berry, the convict mentioned
In yestcrday's NEWS, who escaped
from the Utah penitentiary on June
"a, 1892, aud fed to Montana, will arrive
here In few days In the custody Of
Deputy Marshal Dyer Berry was
sentenced, for grand larceny, on April
7th Of the year nbOve nnme1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

knots and continuous slcaming speed
Of n knots. She represents the most
advanced TWO Of modern commerce
destroyer. The cost, exclusive Of arm.
Hment, ~ S2,G00,C00
Fully 10000 were present, including
Vice pfusident stevenson nud 0thur
oil clsIs from Warrington. The weasel
was named by Miss Lizzie ~. WASH
burn, daughter Of Senator Washburn,
OF MinursOtn.
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cle,eInra nl arny oable..

BuazAnD's BAY. Aug. i2.-Pfesi.
dent Cleveland arrived this morning
nj $3.50, accompanied by Dr. BrynnL
and went ut once to Gray Gables. He
appeared somewhat tired, He will
rumnu I'LL about September lat, or uu.
~ Mrs. Cleveland Ia ready 10 return "
Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
BEEN TO CALIFORNIA.


Deputy Marshal Boman Cannon
returned to Salt Lake llst midnight
from Cal'flrnia after an absence o.
twelve days. Mr.. Cannon's journey
was an official one and while away he
Travelled "a disiancr Of some 1000 miles.
Most Of his timo was spent Ia the
sOuth'east corner Ut the state where
Arizona and Nevada Join u. Mr..
Cannon states that the bClt In Cali.
ioruin WIS Intense when he loft, the
Thermometer registering 10 nni
upwards I'm the shade, Every thing
looks parched. Times arc very dull
there, he states, ana Salt Lake bears
highly favorable comparison with
the cities and towns Of the Pacific
Coast In this regard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
siiuct
The Northern Trim.

On Tuesday the excurs on to Cache,
Bear Lake aud SNAKE River valleys
anu the north will leave over the
uuiOn Pacific. Passengers for luE-
ham CITY, Cache ana bear Lake will
10 by the morning train. Those Tor
points Ia Snake River valley viii
travel uy the evening train. The op.
uUrtunily b. good one fet visit to
friends aud 10 the interesting regions
of northern Utah and Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

NEWPORT, Il. L., Aug. l2.-Colonia
was posted here ar the Wilmer of the
cup at the deicnders' yacht race yes.
iefday. There is n claim, however,
that Vigilant won, having arrived NJ
$3.50 y. IN. Volunteer was the winner
IN the schooner class.
The following IL the actual euiliug
time Of the contestants In the cup race;
Colonia, thirteen hours nnd hity min
utcs; Vigilant, fourteen hour; Jubilee,
fourteen hours and Jtty.twO minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
ON THE RAMPAGE.
Ryan, The Opposed Olllill Is on the
War Path To-day.
ANOTHER LIME AFFIDAVIT
Samuel Shlll. Good Liberal, Tell
Something About the Work Of
Ills Empl yer.

E1.suprrlu,eudent Of waterworks
Ryan IL greatly exercised over
tho NEws exposure OF hi
irregular record and Official
execution by Mayor Baskin. la con.
sequence lac has gone oil ona tear
with his old companion John Barley.
cor aud Will. in his cups Is unwieo
enough to cay m1ay foollah things. The
police, however have their eye on the
deptsed official aud Will uudcavor 10
prevent him from doing anything
flsh.
A great deal OF new evidence is now
being brought 10 Hight against
Mr.. Ryan and within the next
fuW Gays lac will be called
upon 10 explain the stories told ty
bh,k, stone aud provision vouchers.
Samuel Snili, an old time Literal,
last evening voluntarily swoie 10 the
following nfildavu;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

LAKE CRY, Fla, Aug. ~. - A
tafly Of Lafayette county citizens
larsfd through here Thursday for
Hillmnn's convict camp 10 lynch IA
negto for outraging "A whitB woman.
when they returned they said they
flddled him with bullets aud burned
The body, all except the heart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

WAsHISuTON, Aug. l2.-rhe treas
ury dtpartme yesterday WAS offered
100000 ounces VI silver at SJ.76l5.
The total purchases Tor the Jay footed
up $4,000 ounces all that was offered
at sO.7blj, making an aggregate OF
purchases for tho month 10 far Of
l,buO,O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
SocInl Entertainment.

A social entertainment la to be given
ON Mn. G. r.. Dyes beautiful grounds
Ia this city, corner of First and T.
streets, on Monday, Augustl l.h, ut 3
pm, by the Utah womnu's Prose
Club, the Rearers Club and the
Woman Suffrage Association. 10 IL
expected TO be very happy aiinsr. the
Object being 10 bring together the
members Of these societies and their
irlgndu To pas- pleasant afternoon.
lhe following program las teen
arranged, which will commence Mt .
pm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
Mhnt Ahout the Feesg

Ina foreclosure suit which came ~
In Judge zane's court this morning,
Attorney A, Is. sawyer moved for the
appointment ot Attorney Graham
Putnam az special commissiOnerunder
the decree to sell the property, The
request was granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
GREAT DAY A. rmE RAIN.
nohomiRn- and FOTesteTs Celebrate
with various Exercises.

CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-This IL a big
DAY at the Fair. The weather IL cool
and bright. 10 was bohemian AMI ia Q
independent Order of Foresters' day.
These organic atoms held big paradUs
In lhq city In the morning ana nitvt.
warts proceeded to tho White CITY,
thfOBging its promenades aud build
ings aud IN turn filing Festival Hall
where exercises were held during tho
afternoon. The principal speakers IN
the bohemian celebration was Charles
Jones, Lieutenant governor OF Wiscon.
sin, anu Antonio Dyorak, the famous
Bohemian composer, led the concert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
viii Hold the Train.

The Unicn Pacific o'ol, ok train
this afternoon, 10. tnu south, will be
held until 7 O'Clock this evening, for
the accommodation Of the excursion
lists from Provo today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.--rhe new
trlule screw cruiser Minneapolis was
Ialiuehed at Cnmp's shlpyard this
AFTERNOON. She has the following
dimensions. Length 4l2 feet,
beam 6s, draught -, dis.
placement 1916 tons. On the trial
sho must show maximum speed Of ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

f'''f' N'aFHfth % tNf NiNhs
LARAMIE, Wyo., Aug. l2.-Jnmcs
Lendharl, the barber Of the Peniten.
vary, assaulted John Maher, one Il
hn guards, with rszlr, last night
nnhigling painful wound on his neck.
The Guard ordered Lendhhrt TO per-
i,9,tA some task Rud he refused to obey.
asaher took hold Of the rebellious prlH'
over when the latter whipped out a
ilAor and struck hts keeper. Mahef
,urn knocked the fellow down with a
punch OF keys. Lendhart will serve
mo balance Of his term In the dun
ggon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
No Now Gases OF yellow Foyer.

WAsIuNuToN, Aug. l2.--The sur.
geon general received u telegram from
the surgeon of the Marine hospital Of
PenRcola, Fla, saying that thuie
were no new cases Of yellow fever.
Extra precautions are being taken,
aud there ID no need OF undue alarm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-A Washington
dispatch says the Populists will not
ratio Of more than 10 to /. rhuy stand
for those figures, says Jerry Simpson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
TODAY'S FAILURES.
The Commercial hank OF
ilrOukIyu.

BROoKLYS, Aug. 1.-THE COmmer-
clal bAnk, state Institution, failed this
morning. A notice ON the door says
II Is but temporary. The officers de-
cline 20 make any statement.
The directors say the bank will pay
In full In time. Inc failure causes no
exeitemenl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
NOT 80 EASILY DONE
Grave objections 10 Irncy's suggos-
lions.

WAsnuNuTON, Aug. l2,-Speaklng
Of eN.Secrvtsty rracy's pfopositson Tor
the immediate coinage OF the silver
bullion In the treasury 10 relieve the
monetary slringency, treasury officials
Point 90 their statement Of
August 9th showing that 1t would take
i've years for tho m uis 10 convert tho
bullion into silver collars, and that the
certificates could only be issued on the
profits on coinage, certificates already
being out On the bullion value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

Denver aud other piucrs, busiuebs will
be resumed. The comptroller hgs fU-
ceive1 the report OF Examiner Foster
and expresses satisfaction with the
excellent showing made.
The agreement which depOsllors are
eigning isto accept i've certificates "
dtpoBit, each for 20 per cent VI their
claim against the bank, the first OF
which certificates shalt be payable on
March lsi, 1894, tho others becoming
due every three months thereafter,
making the Lost certificate payable on
March lst, 1896. Each Of the cerlifl.
Gates will bear Interest at the rate
81 six per cont per anuum from July
2Oth, 1893, the date Of tile Bus.
pension Of the bank. The plan IL gru-
orally approved, and creditors repre-
sentng a large per cont OF the deposits
have signed the agreement.
The Firt National n the tlieft
banking institution In the state. u II
tho outgrowth Of n private institution,
but for twenty-five yenra II has been In
existence IN u national bauk. Nntur-
ally the nows " the resumption Of 10
important an Institution will be hailed
with delight throughout the statr.
Already the banks have togun 10 re-.
ceive returns from thes ui cattle aul
1t IL believed that the stringuucy Is
over In Wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
Index 10 This Paper.

PAoE i.-Latc.t Local and Tcleraphc Nowa
rAor 2-uramauc and Lyuc.-impoisiulc to
Describe
PACE -rclcgrnphic Nows.
rAoE t-Lditorilla
rAGE 5.-A Hallway schemc-About trfiga'
uon.-Thc Teachers 80 Provo.
PAGE G-Adiaccut cities.
pAdE News OF the Wet
rAoE s-City Council
PAuu u-Bcmar by President Joseph =.
smith. he Far SoHh.
rAGE I1.-Gossip About Great Men. (ffsnk q.
Carpenter
H. g., NJ ]. advt
PACE il.-wakcmnn's Wanderlngs.
LIous Savings bank udyt
PACE i2.-lu sign and Picture.
studrbakcr BIOS adyt.
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n,ount MA Not Come.

SAN FRANCHCO, Aug. Minister
Blount did not arrive from Honolulu
this morning on the steamer US CA.
uected.
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Taxpayers Heard.

The county board Of equalization met
again this morning aud heard mum.
Der OF objections on the part OF dissatis-
fled Taxpayers.
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In Fn,or orI,cruhIienn..

o PROviDENCE, Il. L., Aug. II. - The
supreme court has ieciied the legisla'
tive controversy In favor OF the Re-
publlCaus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

NEW YoRl, Aug. l2.-Tho imports
Of gold Tor the week amount 10 3d..
2lI,0ll aud the exports to s6O22.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

CAIRO, Aug. l2.-The difficulty be-
tween the Khedlyo and prime min.
ister Is adjusted. The crisis over.
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WILL REsUar BUSINESS.
'ho First National Hank of Cheyenne
WIN open Agnin,

'PsNal bispofch 20 me hEwB,
llEHENN3, WyO., Aug, l2.-rht
ohclals Of the First National bank Of
Cheyenne have obtained the consent
VI Comptroller Eckels to resume busi'
~, AZ soon NJ the Dispositions slgu
s ae agreement TO accept certificates OF
~'pesil similar to tho plan adopted M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

TRERE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. ia
Prairie CITY private hank has failed.
No statement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

To tho
Sir-Ata meeting OF tho national OK
ecutiyo committee appointed by tho Irrl-
CATION congress held In the city OF salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah, on September
10 IS, 1891, II was resolved that an in
tefnaionM irrigation congress DO held
in tho city of Los Angeles, state Of Cali
fornia, during the week commencing
October 10, lsl3,to consider the following
subjects;
lfrigauon-Appliod 20 agriculture, ap.
piled to horticulture, engineering, IL far
reaching ethical aud social possibilities
aud effects.
Irrigation lcglslalIou-slato national,
international, foreign,
Irrigation securities.
Irrigation machinery and appliances.
The momhorship Of the congress to
consist OF the i0llowiuW
Tirsl-Tho governor OF each state and
territory 10 appoint two delegates from
each congressional district, and four dele
gates At largo rom ,hoir respective states
aud territories,
Second Each county court to appoint
two delegates,
Third-Each university or college
whore irrigation engineering IL taught TO
appoint two delegates.
Fourth-liach chamber OF commerce
To sppolnt two delegates,
Finh-Ench agricultural or horiicul-
tural association 10 appoint two delegates