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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
THE STORY OF A CHECK.
c. ]. GreenWalt Makes q Bad Break
aud Remedies II with
Compromise.

a compromise, according to the
police, today sayol one q. J. Green.
walt, Gu ors.whlls citizen OF that
little station on the Rio Grande Wet.
orn called Thistle, from becoming a
ward at the ponitentiary. II appears
that yesterday afternoon ne gave W.
II. Mitchell, the slaIion agent nt
Thistle check on Hells- Fargo q
company Of this city for 500. This
act was not objected to by MIR. Mitchell
as the check was given 70 cover an IN.
debiodneHg. Gresnwalt to0k the fret
train for Salt Lake aud arrived here
yesterday afternoon aud drew his do.
pOsit from the bank and purchased a
ticket for Colorado. The check was
presented Mt the bank yesterday
also and Cashier DOoly refused 10
honor It and trleFTRphod that fact to
Mr.. Mitchell aud IA that manner tho
latter ascettgiued ho had been viatim-
lied. Mitchell Immediately commu-
nicated with Chief Of Police Pau and
last night officer Cufran arrested
Greenwalt at the Rio Grande Western
depot and took hin 10 lail. To-Day he
compromised with Mitchell aud was
released.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
TABERNACLE CHOIR.
Tho Question Of Going to tho Worlds
Fair, Again Up.
WILL THEY 60 or nor, THE QUERY
II VIII Depend Upon the Generosity
Of tho Public aud Rates Made
by tho Railroads.

For the year past the public has
heard many ln,lmltions to the elcc
that the Tabernacle choir would in allt
probability 20 to Chicago ia
septomtcr next to compete with
hc leading cholrs Of tho
world In tho rendition Of the great
Get and best competitions Of tho
masters Of music ON the 9TH, G,h, TN
and sth Of that month.
Recently the project was practically
abandoned principally because OF the
enormous cost Attendant upon the
carrying out Of such schome
and tho fact that Professor stoph.
ems had made partial arrange
monts to start Tor Europe on ala
extended vacation In tho near Ia uf5.
The abandonment Of ~ lauiabls au
Undertaking caused regret Ia tho
minosoi many persons. Leading olu-
zons generally depr, Gated the loss ofso
splendid an opportunity 10 advertise
Utah aud smarting under the prospects,
9l .hlluru thcy resolved 10 make one
| more effort 60 accomplish what was
originally intended. Everybody
least every music. loving and IOynl
citlauu Ui UAn Is proud OF tho choir
aud IT, brilliant record and are Of tho
/ opinion That it VIII not bu bChttlcd In
any conttat It might engage In with
a rival organization.
For several days pact couple Of
distinguished Worlds Fair musicians
have been In tho city encouraging Ia
avery possible way the schump u gc-
ing To tho Nluto Guy. A number OF
meetings have been held 20 discuss the
matter anu another session has been
called for tonight. Tho question az.
pears TO have narrowed Ittlf down
TO the overcoming Of two ub.
stnc.ct: The securing Of Io.
duced railway transportation aud
also the raising Of the necessary
meaus. Should the railroads come to
the front as they are * Jected anu the
uhliu respond with the gruefOHty Tor
/ which II II noted there tHu be- no
doubt but that the swout singlug sons
and daughters If UIh Will be mum.
bercd among the choral competitors u.
the great Exposition.
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Homo frum Mlssinn.

Yesterday Elder G. W. Watts, Of
kAuosh, Willard county, called at the
NEWS, on his way home. He arrived
In this city Sunday, from a mission 70
Great Britain, whittier he went on tho
2i,h Of June, 1891. lie was Assigned
to labor ~ Travelling Elder la the
Norwich conference, and remained in
that position until eight months ago,
when be was appointed president Of
the conference. Alter his release no
turned hOmeward, sailing from Liver.
pool on May 20, ON the Guiou steam.
ship Alasku. lie stopped over two
days az Chicago, vicwiug the
World's Fair, where the exhibits are
biill In an incomplete condition. 1t
viii probably be six wUeaB acfofe all
are July arranged.
Elder Watts says the company had n
pleasant voyage. There were with
him Elders n. A. ana +. b, Clawson,
Of this city, who stopped In New York,
Elder w. Is. D0ugail, Jr., OF this city,
who came tor over q sea voyage fof he
bcnebt OF his health, Elders Taylor
and Bcnuion, ON their return hume
from Now Zealand, Elder Samuel NJ.
Barratt, coming home from Great
Britain, Elder rueller, from the 5wi.s
and German missiUu,a and Elder joseph
Christensen, Of Mayheli, rnnptts
county, who has been preaiding over
the Scandinavian missiDn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
sabbath Day HoodInms.

For several years past during tho
summer season large crowd Of hood
lume, residents Of the southeastern part
Of the city, have been In the habit Of
themselves by partaking freely OF in-
t0Slcants. A good sized kvg OF beer
on the ground caused additional ex.
element anu rowdyism.
The stamping ground Ia east OF the
Mt. Olivet cemetery ON the Fort
D0ugins reservation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
Tho Chicago Hanks

7, WAslilsaToN, June G.--Comptroller
hvhels said TO an associated Prees ro-
porter TINS morning that az lar as he
was advised no national bank In Chi.
Sago had been affected by yesterday .
nnaheinl huriy. fhe clearing house
STANDS realty TO Assist lis membsrs
whenever necessary. An abstract OF
Tue condition OF tho Chicago national
oAhh, on The date OF the last cali
sh9weu reserve Of 20, 10 per cent, or
40 above the legal requirements. The
l9lai resources were sl6O, 1854, sO4; suI-
pus, Hilolo,1O0i undivided profits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
Dealh Of Mrs. PetllL

A brief notice In another column
announces the death this morning Of
Mrs. Ira Petit, mother Of an esteemed
fellowscitizen, o. Ii. Petit Of the
Ninth ward. No particulars OF the
long and oventful life OF tho deceased
lady are at hand; but they will doubt
lees be furnished for a subsequent is
sue. Meanwhile the NKws tenders its
sincsie confidence to the boreayed
UupH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
FIRE ON COMMERCIAL STREET.
Flames Burst Forth From the Roof
Of the Old Shack Called the
Palace Bath House.

A Ere broke forth from the roof OF
the rear OF that daugerou-, dirty and
disgraceiul old shack known as the
Palace Bath House on Commercial
street about IL O'Clock today. An
alarm was quickly sounded and a
prompt response aud good work on the
part Of the fire brigade extlngulshed
the flames before any serious damage
was done.
The city officials have condemned
the building both on account Of It's
unaightly and tumble down appear.
ance anu It's bad sanitary arrange
ments, but for SOME reason II hRs never
been torn down though It is more than
likely II will be removed soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

rchsnrsed ,h. dolnlls If the crime nv
,irradv told in these dispatches. He
related many inainucts 70 suu" Wy
M Will hat long existed te4"Oo" i''@'
Ele and her stepmUihsr -,-
Though Mlss Borden gave no t'Su
OF being affected by tue audIets, PIE
lalntod Jus. az the speaArI cohe.l4 w.
When She revived, the state uut on pa
tho fret witness Thom's Aleihi,'u,
civil engineer. lie minulely u,tcilu'u
the Borden house and suffouhulN Y
apd the cour, adjourned iii 10inoitoW'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

CHICAGO, June 6.-rhere was n
better feeling In wheat Mt tie opening
this morning, with good investment,
and buying by strong houses who evil
IDENTIFY think tho bottom has been
reached. July opened IL lower at 500;
advanced to 07!; then II was disoOv-
cred that there was mistake Of over
$4,000 bushels In the amount Of the
local stocks, thereby making tho In.
crease In the visible supply 1000, 900
instead OF 2Us, 900 bushels. This
started the selling movement which
carried the price down TO the lowest
point yet reached, $50 cents, but 1t
quickly recovered to 6li 10 /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
RUNAWAY ACCIDENTS.
Two Rather seriors Ones Occur Last
Night.

There was lively and exciting run.
away on South Temple street last
night. The distance covered lay be-
tween Finn East and the Union
Pacific depot. The outfit consisted Of
a young RAGS horse with a pacing
record Of little better than three
minutes ami "A road cant, both being
the property OF James Hilton, the
butcher. The driver was EbrueEer
tarnes, an employe Of Mr.. Hilton.
The horse was high upirlted aud took
the BIT In his teeth and started. Mr..
Farnvs Ia "A strong man, but his
strength was lost ia attempting 10 stor
the brute, behind which be WINS aittinV,
and he confined himself principally
To- steering clear Of the various
vehicles on the street. East romplo
street 1t the NEWS oliicp corner was
crossed llEe a flash and o little girl
narrowly escaped being run over. As
Il was she was knocked down, though
fortunately WAS not seriously hurt.
Near tho Union Pacific depot the out.
no c0llidcd with u heavy wagon and
Mr. Furnea was thrown out on HE
head, bfuitlng anu cutting Il quite
badly, He also sustained severe in
iurics about tho right log which will
Conhne him TO his room for come days
Al q O'Clock last evening w. II.
Wightmun Of the Utah Strengthening
company and his father were riding III
q r1ad cart when their horse took fright
on Second South street east. The
younger Wightmau was thrown out
aud severely cut about the scalp. His
wounds were such as to require the
attention Of u surgeon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
NEW YOuK STOCKS.
Inccts OF Al Pew words spoken by
President Cleveland.

NEW YonI, June 0.-The stocks
opened strong nnd higher ON President
Cloveland's statement 10 hn Asso.
olAied Press reporter on the financial
situation anu the proposed extra session
OF Congress.
The early advance was Induced by
reahzations under which general de.
cline ensued. Sugar fell l 10 81; st. Paul
TO 6sB; Northern Pacific, preferred,
10 81; general electric Z 10 M. The
ue,lihe brought out comparatively
hule stocks. Subsequently "A renewed
demand set In anu prices went higher
than before, Western Union sellinR IN
to $50 sugar to Sol; Denver 4 Rio
Granue, preferred, ~ 49,. AT IL the
market was quiet and tTm.
The speculation was tame after IL =,
ana the firm tone continued. sui
higher prices were established for
many shares, notably sugar and North
etn Pacific, preferred. London was a
liberal buyer OF specialties. At noon
ihe market waB firm at or near tho TOP
figures. f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
Divorce Shit.

In tho Third district court yesterday
Alice l.. Roberts filed an action for
divorce against John Roberts. Ths
parties were married in this city In
1857, and tho plaintiff alleges that the
defendant has ihild to support her for
tho past our years, and that she has
had to depend upon the charity OF her
friends sad her own labor for her
maintenance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
AS The WORLD GOES.
The Defendants in The Panama Trial
10 ba Released.
BOOTH PRACTICALLY DEAD.
Failures Announccd.-The Trial "
Lizzie observation-disclosures Trust ana
Savings Bank Besioged.

PARIS, Juue 6.--The Eciaire states
that the court Of cessation, to whioh
Charles De Lesseps and associates
appealed from the sentence passed upon
them for corruption in the manage
ment OF the snairs Of the Panama
Canal company, will annul the sen
tences Ia order TO release the defend
ants. This statement is In accord with
the reports current for some tune to
the effect that grave error, Iutiying
the aunullment Of the sentences, have
DEVELOPED In connection with the
pfosp. uilon OF the Panama cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
A nrnnNn INarIruIIoN.



CHICAGO, Juno Gin spite OF tne
feet that the Illinois Trust and SAVING
bank remained Open till . o'ciooH .lllt
morning 10 rivo tho anxious doposl'3lr
a chance 10 draw their funds, nsW
line began 10 form at 5 O'CLOCK tnls
morning and at 10 o'clock, tho houf 10. 10,
opening, between 1900 ana loiVvv
people were waiting ut the doors win
their savings books. The crowu Wa'
several times larger than q. Any 'lhle
yesterday. The bank h considersu ho'
s1lutely sound. The assets are igufea
up at ever twonty-oight millions niil
liz stock holders nro osiimnted 70 %
worth In the aggregate iullya hnn9rel
anu nifty millions. At the other saviniH
banks the runs which began yestotiay
seem to have increased IN Size
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
COLONEL LETT APPOINTED
Member Of Tho Utah Commission
Instead oil Alvin Saunders.
other Presidential Appointments
Money Moving 20 the Interior.
-Other Items

WASHINGTON, June 6.-rhc Presi-
dent has made tho following appoint
ments:
Clinton G. Duncan, Georgia, Indian
Inspector.
Henry G. Lett, Salt Lake, member
Of the board Of registration and cleo
ton In tho Territory Of Utah vice
Alvin Saunders, resigned.
Frank Flint, Georgia, principal clerk
OF surveys In the general land Oiilce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

CHICAGO, June 6.-Tho Spanish
princess arrived here At neon. she
slept we'll Notwithstanding tho Tact
that II was her fret experience OF a
night on an American aleeping car.
Bho rose refreshed and bfeakiastod
well. The tain was met at Grand
Crossing by n delegation, headed by
by the Spanish coneul, ana conducted
into the city. At the station the party
was met by two troops OF cavalry and
conducted 10 the Palmer house. A
throng OF people lined the route and
kept up a rattling volley OF cheers M
the Pfincess' carriage passed, TO which
her royal highness Kept constantly
bowling with much graciOusuose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

NEW Yomt, June Cat the sub.
treasury It was stated that there IL y
movement OF currency In the interior
on very heavy scale. Today 81 ,0Ol,.
600 In small notes were exchanged by
the banks for large bills and shipped 10
Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and
other western points. There are in
dioRtions OF q still heavier movement.
AS result OF the large shipment
call money worked closer. Late IN
the day the rate moved to q o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
White House improvements.

The White house in this city IS being
entirely renovated aud greatly I'M.
proved by the present management,
consisting Of Messrs. Germo n Holt. It
will be completely refutnished with
new carpots, furniture and electric
service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

DANNEMoRA, N. Y, June o.
5apion MaTlello, an italian, was cleo.
trocuted here at noon for the murder OF
Giovanno Parelo, another Italian, at
Saratoga, "a year ago. Jealousy was
the cause OF the deed. Last night he
made an unsuccessful attempt at
suicide. Death was declared after two
contacts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

CHICAGO, juno 6--Mrs. Henry
Field, the widow uf the wealthy g. ",
ltalist " this city, was quietly ulHiileI
20 Thomas Nela0n Page, wen kuo"u
southern writer, at the residenco 81
Hon. 4. b. Brighton at Elmhurst'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

FoRr wAYEE, Ind, June G.-The
train bearing Princess Eulalia passed
through here at 8 O'Clock this mora
lug having had au uneventful run
from Pittsburg. The princess retired
at 10 O'Clock last night, aud was stu
sound asleep whom the train passed
harm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
PRACTICALLY DEAD.
nuiIeun on mr.. nooth's Condition
Today.

Today.
NEW York, June 0.-Booth's ply
slciau issued n bulletin this morning
saying that there 10 no change In hia
condition since last night and that
he had been unconscious since Mon
day. Booths sleep was ntiul during
the night anu interrupted by an OK
hausting NJ Of coughing. II Is not
thought possible that he can live long
or than TIL midnight, II that long.
Already ho Ia practically dead, being
entirely unconscious. No solid food
has passed his lips for days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
o0NcEnNlNd An ACCOUNT.

Willard l.. Coffin, dolundant and
respondent VI james 4. Mcintosh was
another appeal from Judge Miuor's
court There were two causes OF
hc'ion, the fret based upons claim
lJr money hgu, 500; the second on a
balance " account Ia the eum Of $1,000.
Defendant dunlud his liability anu BET
up n counter ciaim, alleging that
plaintiff owed him s3Jil.sO. Thejury
found, generally Ia favor Of plaintln
Tor $50. A motion for new trial
was overTulud aud hence this appeal.
The Arguments were now mauU by
H. II, Hendcfs for the appellant
and ID. Evans for the respondent and
submitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
Bonds Proposition Carried.
The election held In tho ely ycstor.
Jay for the Issuance OF $40, 900 twenty
year $1,000 blnls resullel D. llllowa.

f. tnu Third Precinct four blank
ballots were cnsi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
THE nOHDrN TRIAL.

The Prosecuting Attorney nauea a
Statement Of the Case.
NEW bEDFOD, Mass, June 0.-The
lilal OF Lizzie Borden for tie nnrdsr
%. her father aud stepmo,her I'M Fall
lNlVei began this morning wIth atate.
nleht VI the case on behalf Of the com.
lnoh"sal1h by Attorney Moody, who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
FAILURES TODAY.

An Eastern Publishing House Makes
an Assignment
Boston, June 0.--Potter and Potter,
publishers Of the NoD England Maya
ene, Yankee Blade, Woman's Journal
and other periodicals, have ma1e an
assignment. The liabilities prs S75,-
600 TO 100000. The firm may resume.
The failure was due 10 losing business
on the NoiO England Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

DEFIANCE, o., juno 0.-rhe Saw
ings Bank OF Andrew Sauor has
failed.
The liabilities are 500. 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
missionary BeneIIl Entertainment.

An entertainment will DO given by
the ward Sunday school in the Seooud
ward meeting house Thursday oven.
ing, June 9Th, for the benefit OF Elder
Heber q. lverson, who ia about TO de-
part on mission to the Southern
States. The following program will be
rendered;
Choir
selection (guiiur aud mandulinl ....... ........
,.ss..,.Johtph cannon and walter Markay
heflalluh .s.ssss.',.- ssssssf..snAra q. Robinson
ronHss.ss ss.ssssss.s...s.sss hOmuH AHhWuTtn
Address IN behalf Of the sunday school.
...,,,,.,. Geo. Il. Reese
huurtOttO
Address IN behalf Of tho Theological class,
.t.sttsssssssss.s. go. sssssssshrf, l.. ~. Alder
Vocal duet..,-.Allre Foster and Louie p0ulton
.........
Hans Hanson
Aulftaa slthff u, lNcraOn
select hehllhg.s.sss ,.,.,.s....s, Frank Hrantng
puct,,,s John Robinson and IhOmnH AHhwurth
Farewell address willard Done
Closing remarks.... ...,,.'.bishOp L. g. Hardy
luglhg.,.-s's.. Choir
Boncd,etion.
After the rendition of the program,
ice cream and cake will he served,
Exercises will begin promptly ats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
SUPREME COURT.
Al This Mornings Session a Good
Deal Was Done.
SEVERAL OPINIONS RENDERED.
A Case Argued Iuvolrlng the Question
Of the Taxation Of Oglen's Water
Rlghts.-Olher Business.

All the judges were present at the
opening Of this mo,ning's session Of
the Territorial Supreme court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

PHILADELPHIA, June 0.-Samuel
II. Prince, owner Of the marble works
here anu quarries In Rutland, Yer
mont, has failed. The liabilities are
SlOO,OOOi the nominal aspets, a quarter
of n milllun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

10 be- due rom him to the PRINCIPAL
contractor. Neither had nled n
statement under section twelve, but
each had filed one under section ten.
Their houOrs thought the trial court
correctly decided that the Catcy-Lom.
bard Co., who hrst entered upon the
Performance Of its contract, had a
superior lien and was entitled 10 hive
the money no paid into court applied
towards tho payment OF it8 claim, aud
the Judgment was therefore 6illtmud.
Judge Miner concurrol.
TAXING WATER RIGHTS.
The case OF the Bear Lake aud River
WaiUfwOrks anu Irrigation Co., plain.
tl and appellant, w Ogden city, de-
PENDANT and respondent, was then
afguo1-by Attorney ID. Evans fot the
former andJ. n. Kimbull Ter the latter.
IL was an appeal from Judge Miuor's
court.
The action was originally brought
by appellant 10 recover 81 ,OS4 90, city
fsNca paid under protest. These were
ievird upon appellants water systrm
and means Of supplying water to
ogden City's Inhabitants. Appellants
sought TO recover On tho rfouni that
TIE property levied upon was cxeupt
ifOm taxation; aud tins was the only
question faisuI by tho appeal, appel
ants counsel hasIug his u5gumunt
upon sec. 1854, vol. ., Compiled Laws
Of Ulah.
Respondents conceded that tho uuea.
Ton NJ Issue depended entirely upon
tho construction OF this section, and
claimed that under a currppt puustfue.
Ton q the statute, the property was
subject to taxation.
Inc case was submitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

NEW YORIl, June GA notice on
the door OF the defuDot Canal Street
bank this morning informed the clam.
onng crowd Of deposit0rs that tue
bank wRs In the possession Of the
tuperintendent OF banks; another that
thu bank had gone into liquidation aud
the dcpositors would be paid In full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

Tho mixing Of eE,upei1ns uuj im
fr vemcnts will be commenced upot
hla return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

Beaver UfOaiaR, 2nd; Work on the
Rob Roy ~ progressing smoothly,
They are working TWO shifts OF three
men each. They are sinking
the SHAFT and also running a
drift north on tie lO0.foot level
The mine looks better with every foot
OF development and II is only matter
OF time when it viii prove ono OF ths
biggest properties In Utah. Work was
resumCd on the mill on the 28I w.th n
small force, but today all hands came
up from Beaver and things will be
pushed to completion. Tue battery Is
already In place AZ! Arrangements are
being made to put In an engine until
the Pelton wheel can he got aud nut In
place. II they can get material, the
possibilities are that tbs mlll viii be-
running by tue l5tb Of June. Atan
rate, It VIII not DO longer than the Isl
Of July.
A Mo OUTLAY.
The improvements projected by
tue Salt Lake and Ogden Gas
and Electric Light company will
occasion an outlay u nt least
$4,000. The new gas tank 10 be-
put in will be- the largest In the west.
II was sBCortained this morning that
tho new system would require the
laying OF twenty-five miles OF gas
pipe,
MT. Mccormick, who is now In tho
east, is expected back IN few days.