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a NEW LINE OF ROAD.
The st. Louis, Kansas City s. Colorado
Road to Be Built at Once.

The st. Louis, Kansas City s. Colorado
Road to Be Built at Once.
ST. LOUIS. May Sit is asserted upon
what is considered the best of authority
that the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railway has sold branch of it's system,
the st. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado, to
syndicate which has bound itself to i'm
mediately extend the line to Kansas City,
and contracts for building and equipping
the entire line has been let. The line
when completed will be practically part
OF the Atchison system, and will use the
latter's terminal in Kansas City, st. Louis.
Kansas City and Colorado
The line was began in 1885, completed
to Union, Franklin county, Mo-, in 1886,
sixty miles, and since then it has been a
branch of the st. Louis & San Francisco.
now part of the consolidated Atchison
system. The road has a very valuable
terminal in this city, having the right to
use the Wabash tracks between Forest
park and Union depot.
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when the sheep die off while feeding on
this plant. 1t is an inviting bite for the
sheep, it being the first green leaf OF
spring. -.
While Mr.. Parsons does not say that
this plant exists in the vicinity of Black
Rock, he has observed that the losses to
sheepmen are very heavy when driving
their herds through this section.
There is also place this side of Soldier
Summit where the sheep die off in great
numbers when on the trail.
Large numbers of sheep are dying from
disease which the sporting editor would
Parsons designates as "big head"
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where the streets OF the city play such
an important part. The defendant
railway company's defense consists OF
the allegation that the proposed crossing
structed in the usual way, but they have
no objection to it if the plaintiff will pro-
vide the latest improved safety interlock
ing switch system as q supposed sure
preventative for any accidents that might
otherwise occur.
The case was proceeded with up to 5
O'Clock when adjournment was taken.
The case will be resumed Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock and will consume the
greater portion OF that day.
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District Court Orders.

James T. Bliss VS.. Henry Denhalter ct
al. (; default of defendant and decree OF
foreclosure in favor of the plaintiff.
Henry Dinwoodey VS.. John T. Mitchell
ct al. leave to amend complaint.
Henry w. Watson VS.. the Utah Nursery
company ct al. fifteen days to answer.
Northwest Loan and Trust company vs..
J. II. Bowman; dismissed.
w. F. Siebert VS.. Joseph Rita ct al. /;
hearing on report of referee set for Tues
day morning.
Mason & Co. VS.. W. H. Whiting; leave
given to amend complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
A Real Estate Commission.

The case of J. NJ. Wilson ct al. vs.. Ed
ward Home came up for hearing before
Justice Lochrie yesterday afternoon. The
plaintiffs demanded judgment against the
defendant for $3.50 alleged to be due on
commission for the sale of real estate, and
upon hearing judgment was rendered as
prayed for. The case will be appealed to
the Third district court.
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BOWMAN'S RESOURCES.
The Joint Building Contractor VIII Be
Investigated.
The Special COMMITTEES viii Make a Re-
port Next Tuesday-The New Plumb
ing Ordinance Now in Eject.

The special committee appointed to in
vestigate the status OF all affairs con-
uected with the joint city and county
building will make report on Tuesday.
The committee will ascertain the exact
amount of material on hand, and the con-
tractors resources for continuing the
work. While the committee is at it, per-
haps it might be well to look into the
plumbing contract and see if it was drawn
in such way as to allow Mr.. Farrell to
ring in large amount of ''extra work.
later on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
PICTURE OF THE GOVERNOR.

A Personal Tribute to Be Presented to the
Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Fred Simon has had painted q
pastel portrait of our governor, Caleb w.
West, which he intends presenting to the
chamber of commerce. Mr.. Simon is a
warm personal friend OF the governor and
the portrait, he says. is in recognition
of Governor Vests services rendered the
exchange, as to that gentleman is greatly
due the success of the enterprise.
The likeness is excellent, and the artis-
tic work exceptionally good; it will be an
ornament to the walls of the exchange
and fitting tribute.
The artists W. j. Browning.
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Railway Notes.

Local railway officials state there will
be no difficulty encountered in supplying
sleeping car accommodations to the
Worlds fair visitors. Several extra Pull
mans are at all times available at this end
of the lines.
Superintendent Malloy of the Wyoming
division of the Union Pacific was in the
city yesterday.
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T. E. Harper has moved to IS E. I'd So


A reward of s25. 90 will be paid to any,
one for information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of any party or
parties throwing rocks or other missiles
at the street arc lamps, breaking or in
any way damaging the said street arc
lamps.
SALT LAKE & OGDEN GAS & ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANY.
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The following orders were made in the
probate court:
Estate of George Dunford, deceased;
June 6 set to hear petition for order of
sale of real estate.
Estate of William Fuller, deceased;
May 16 set to hear petition for letters of
administration.
Estate of Ovando ]. Hollister, de-
ceased; June 8 set to hear final account
and petition for distribution.
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The Colorado war.

The Colorado people are all on the move
these days. The rate war has settled
down to dollar proposition, and one
may travel almost anywhere within the
state for that amount. The result is a
tremendous traffic, and everyone Is taking
advantage of the opportunity to go some-
where. Whole train loads of Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo people are
carried to Glenwood, Aspen and Grand
junction every day, and every one that
can raise dollar is bent upon taking a
300-mile ride.
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Governor VESTS Reception.

The committee on arrangements of
Governor Vest reception is requested to
meet at the Democratic headquarters,
Wasatch building, on Monday evening,
May 8, at 1880 O'Clock, for the purpose Of
closing up its business.
JOHN T. GAME, Chairman.
w. Fl. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
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HOT SPRINGS TIES.
Manager Mccartney Looks Over the Stu
alton in the Sound Country.

Manager Mccartney Looks Over the Situ-
alton in the Sound Country.
General Manager Mccartney, of the
Great Salt Lake & Hot Springs road, re-
turned yesterday morning from a two
weeks trip to Portland and the tie dis
tricts of the Blue mountains and the Pow
der river. Mr.. McCartney's trip was for
the purpose of securing bids on ties
and bridge timbers for the CoalviIle ex-
tension. While no contract was entered
into, he decided that the trestle and bridge
TIMBER must come from Portland, and the
ties from the Blue mountains.
The Coalyille extension of the Hot
Springs road, with the Ogden branch,
will require about 300, 200 ties.
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Scandinavian Democrats,

The Scandinavian Democratic society
will meet as usual in Social hall tomor-
row night at 1880. All officers and mem
bers are requested to be present, as the
ladies will give their report of the bazar.
The following programme will be carried
out:
EVoluton Mrs. Gale
Recitation ----..................M Mr.. John Schow
Banjo solo,. Mr.. Emil johnson
Declaration .........M MISS Alice Penrose
Vocal solo. ......-...-...M Miss Emma Jorgenson
accompanied by Prof. Uvedale.)
Speech. ...----......-s---.....Mr Mrs. DR.. Tibbetts
All are invited.
H. NJ. H. LUND, Secretary.
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Ho for the worlds Fair

Ho for the Worlds Fair.
Avoid all confusion by securing your
hotel accommodation in advance with the
Iowa Columbian hotel. Only two blocks
from main entrance. For further infor-
nation address ]. II. McMurray, general
agent, P. o. box 716, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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REMOVING GENERAL OFFICES.
Kansas VIII Compel the NJ. X. s. I.
Maintain Offices in That State.

TOPEKA. Kan, May 6.-Upon COM
plant by the mayor OF Parsons that the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway had
removed its general offices to st. Louis,
Governor Llewelling telegraphed the
president of the road at New York, call
ing his attention to the law of Kansas re-
quiring all Kansas corporations to MAIN
tain general Offices in the state and warn
ing him that steps would be taken by the
state to revoke the charter unless the
general offices were moved back to Kansas.
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Tax Reform.

All interested in the single tax are in
vited to attend meeting to organize
club for the study and discussion of tax
alton at Calder's hall Thursday evening,
May IL.
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Away Behind,

Lag all competitors with the Chicago,
Union Pacific & North Western Line.
This is the popular route for passengers
destined for the Worlds Fair.
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Saltair Beach.

Trains leave every day, except Mondays,
at 2 p. M, from corner Fifth West and
South Temple streets, returning at p. m.
Fare, round trip, SOC. Pay on train. The
resort opens May 80.
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OF INTEREST no PLUMBERs.

The new ordinance fixing and regulat-
ing the use OF sewers, private drains,
plumbing and drainage work in Salt Lake
city is now in force. 1t fixes the weight
per Iineal foot of drain pipes and fittings
at thirteen pounds for 4-inch, seventeen
pounds for 5-inch and twenty pounds for
6-inch. All soil pipes and fittings are to
be of cast iron of the grade known to
commerce as extra, heavy and shall
weigh as follows: finch, thirteen pounds
per lineal foot; 5-inch, seventeen pounds
per lineal foot; 6-inch, twenty pounds per
Hneal loot.
This is the first attempt made to fix the
standard OF the various pipe used.
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PAY DAY AT THE HALL.

The following amounts were distributed
among the employees of the various city
departments Yesterday:
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DR.. o. B. Hewett & Son,

the leading dentists, Dooly block, are
gaining patrons and friends daily and
keeping them by first class work every
time at reasonable prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
IT WAS DIVORCE DAY.
Two DEGREES Granted and Another
Is Asked For.
pers and Lives in Franklin
Avenue Resort.

E. Best was granted a decree of divorce
from Susie NJ. Best in the Third district
court yesterday morning. The plaintiff
testified upon the stand that he and the
defendant were married at Long Island,
N. Y. in 1889, and upon the same day he
left his wife there and came west to make
a fortune. He sent her money regularly
and finally asked her to join him here, but
she refused. Upon this showing corr
roborated, the decree was granted.
WEARING GOLDEN SLIPPERS.
Matthew E. Coleman was an applicant
for the severance OF marital bonds exist
ing between himself and Mignonette
Coleman, in the Third district court yes
terday morning. The plaintiff went
upon the stand and stated that he and the
defendant were married on Feb. 5, 1889.
to show lnfallible signs of frivolity, to
which her husband demurred, and she
accordingly left him in order that she
might have unrestricted liberty. Recently
she has been an inmate of house of ill
fame on Franklin avenue, and Mr.. Cole
man was anxious to obtain legal sep
aration.
Ephraim Ainsworth, a corroborating
witness, testified that he had seen the
woman at the house on Franklin avenue.
"What was she doing?" asked Judge
Zane.
"Well," replied the witness, ''she was
standing in doorway. She had on red
dress and a pair of golden slippers, but as
soon as she saw me she ran back into the
house."
ga pair of golden slippers, said his
honor.
'Yes sir, I" replied the witness.
'sThat's all that is necessary; you may
take your decree,'' he said to Mr.. Cole
man. and the ex-benedict went away ap-
parently much relieved.
MRS. coTTRELL's COMPLAINT.
Anna Cottrell began divoice proceed
ings against G.. F. Cottrell in the Third
district court yesterday. The parties were
married at Park City on March 81, 1887,
and, fortunately, have no children. The
plaintiff alleges that she has been treated
in cruel and inhuman manner and that
aside from kicking and beating her the
defendant has called her the vilest names
Imaginable, and has also been guilty OF
habitual drunkenness for more than a
year. The plaintiff further alleges that
the defendant is blessed with real estate
and other property to the value of several
thousand dollars, and she prays that he
may be restrained from disposing of the
same pending a final hearingof the cause,
and for the usual temporary relief.
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Bill heads, statements. ball tickets and
al kinds of job work send 10 THE HER
AID. Quick work and reasonable prices
assured.
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Mrs. A. E. Smell, rooms and Union
block, city, artistic designing and dress
making at reasonable terms.
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California wines one dollar per gallon.
The Kentucky Liquor Co., IL, Is and 10
E. Second South.
For a weak and refractory
stomach, use
ADAMS
PEPSIN TITTTI- FRIITTI GIN
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First class restaurant meals 25c
Lunches for travellers a speciality. Mex
door south of Walker House.
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GA Main street, vegetables, fruits and
poultry. We make these three lines OF
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Our Special Worlds Fair Accident tick
cts cost q dollar week. S., 900 at death OF
S15 weekly indemnify.
JENNINGS & GAME Co.,
43 Hooper Block.
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Yesterday,s Temperature.
Forecast for The Herald.

SALT LAKE CITY. May z. 1898.
For thIrty-six hours ending
1t ARR 6p. m. Sunday, May q: Fair
- weather. stationary tempera-
sF ture.
GEO. N. SALISBURY,
Il 8 Observer.
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To Tailors.

Cloth and trimmings will be sold a
speciality at Jos. Baumgarten's 260 Main
street,
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Ladies and Gentlemen.

Spring arrival of cloth for ladies by the
yard, just received at Jos. Baumgarten's
260 Main street.
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The Dunford Shoe Company are the
people to get your footwear from. Dura-
bility, comfort and reasonable prices are
the principal features IA E. First So.
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Greatest discount shoe sale ever known
in Salt LAKE city.
DAVIS SHOE HOUSE,
10 Main Street.
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Miss Jennie Winston will receive pupils
in voice culture at the College of Music,
Calder's music store, West First South,
Room,
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$4,000 for 81.

Dom fail to visit the
DAVIS SHOE HOUSE, no Main street.
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Take State street car to Hewlett Bros
soda water works. Telephone 405.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

BANKING, brokerage and real estate business
transacted by B. h Schettler at 60 South
Main street. Interest paid on deposits.
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SALT LAKE sCAyENGER COMPANY.

Closets and cesspools cleaned. All kinds
of scavenger work done promptly. Adj
dress, P o. box 268, Salt Lake city.
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3 per cent. paid on deposits by Utah Title
Insurance and Trust Co., 100 Main street.
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asGrand Republic

Trunks exchanged at Gallachers, 2Oi
Main.
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COUNTY CLERK MEDOY issued marriage IL
censes yesterday TO the following persons: Ed
ward HOken Of Bingham and Annie Draisey of
Salt Lake. Christian Anderson and Caroline M
Halverson of West Jordan. Thomas Price and
Julia VIM, ana TO Grande S. Randall and
Helena e. Scarlet of Salt Lake The last
couple were married by Judge Blair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

Hats made over as good as new. Pow
& Stewart, 81 East First South.
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Families supplied with pure wines and
liquors by the Kentucky Liquor Co., IL
ID and Is E. Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

READING HAS THE ONLY FRESH
Stock OF Flower and Garden Seeds.
Corner, and ID E. and I'd. Sc
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Schlitz Milwaukee bottled beer. Agents
the Kentucky Liquor Co., Il, IL and 15
Z. Second South
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New Goods,
New Stock,
Low Prices.
THE DAVIS SHOE HOUSE,
ITO Main Street.
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Ask your physician about Hygeia, at
the Chicago Liquor House.
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Large stock, low prices at ]. !. Gala
cher, 2G7 Main.
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Walter /. Price & Co.

For sale, family horses, buggies, harness,
Palmer stable, 125 East Fourth South.
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Fine fancy goods. Godbe-Pitts Co.

Order your spring suits at G. W. Hull,
merchanttailor, "a E. First South St.
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q. 2. Harper las moved to IS e. "a s.
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Before disease destroys your
health. use
ADAMS
PEPSIN TUTTI-FRUTTI GUM. 6
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Is the best nickel cigar made. .
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Low prices. Godbe-Pitts Drug Co
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Delicious Soda, Coop. drug store.
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Zion,s Savings Bank and Trust Compan

Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Company
is the oldest savings bank in Utah; has
more deposits than any other bank in
Utah; had more new accounts last year
than all other savings banks in Utah com
bined, and wishes you account. Any sum
from 81 upward received, and five per cent.
interest paid; compounded four times
year. WILFoRD WOODRUFF, President.
. GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier.
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BRIEF AND BREEZY.

JUDGE HARDNESS gave the members OF the
University club talk on the silver question
last night.
SANITARY INSPECTOR SHowEIB yesterday
completed the repairs on the cremator, and 1t
is again running in full blast
PBEoBE SHIDwICK, al inmate of the county
infirmary, was adjudged insane yesterday BY
Judge Blair and sent 10 the asylum for insane
~ Provo.
MAJOR 81. c. HILL delivered his interesting
lecture on Egypt last Wednesday evening be-
fore the members of the Alta club IN their
handsome quarters.
A KAYsvILLE man brought very handsome
white owl TO town yesterday in a cage, set it
down in First South street store and forgot to
call for ii. 1t was handed over TO Nightwatch
man Burgess.
MIR. CHARLES ELLIS is putting the finishing
touches TO a manuscript the title of which Is
Mormon Gods and Queens" Mr. Ellis IN
tends TO publish his work and also 70 condense
IL into a lecture, which he will deliver abroad
next season.
BIG MEDICINE MAN SoMERs of the Tuscs-
rora tribe threatens to start an evening p per,
and claims TO have already entered into Lego
tiations with that in view, having determined
that the secretaryship of the Berlin mission is
not worth having.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report OF yesterday s
temperature is as follows: s a. m.-Salt Lake,
g.; Baker City. "a Cheyenne, 81; Helena, 49,;
Miles City, IS; Winnemucca, 81, Idaho Falls,
30. 10 a. m.-Salt Lake, AZ; Bingham, 40; Og-
den, 50; Logan. 54s Park City, 80; Provo. 30;
Stockton, =
JOHN. G. WOoIEY, the famous Temperance
orator, will visit Salt Lake city on Sunday, the
18th, aud arrangements have been made for a
grand temperance rally at the tabernacle on
that evening" at which he will speak Mr..
Wooley is said TO be second John 3. Cough.
and thousands have been focking TO hear him
in the east.
COUNTY CLERK MELOY issued marriage IL
censes yesterday TO the following persons: Ed
ward HOken OF Bingham and Annie Draisey of
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T. E. Harper has moved to IS E. I'd So.
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Go to Arbogast's
For Boston ice cream, los Main street. =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-26
E1p1alnlng Hi0se1G.

The defendant had shot the dog-there
was no dispute about that Il was only
q question ms to how much, IL my, dam
ages the plaintiff was entitled 70. The
witness had becn put on the stand To testi-
~ tn the circumstances of the shooting.
'You ray the dog was n vicious animal!"
inquired the lawyer.
worst ever saw" replied the witness.
"And you were standing by when the de-
PENDANT shot himf"
"No-o. not exactly"
"I,ut you certainly said that you saw the
plaintiff release the dog and cry. Sic himv"
II Jaw him start to release the dog"
"Whcsr were you then"
'standing beside the defendant"
'How long after that was IL before the
defendant .hotf"
"About half q minute"
''llad you changed your position them"
"Yes, SIR"
"whesc werc you theni"
''Nearly q block AWAY"
"And you didn't sec him shoots"
mo. sir. was facing the other way"
Chicago Post.