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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
SaS Gnoc oes internattOnalen
SGad,turniers.

oaitings, Gngl, 3. Sept.-0ie
5ipsi IeBten unOollenOet gebliebenen
Yartie'n in Dem groBen international
len 5da6turnier purOen 6eute gu
Gnbe gefi6rt: 5id7igorin beIiegte
S9le9ter unb 5ei6mann WtaIon.
0as GnbreEultat oes beiBen uno Ian=
gen Samples 1T folgenoes: l. 9reis
$. 81. Yiusburn, 163 8etpinne; 2.
YreiS = Si6igorin, 16 8epinne; 3.
9reis--G. Easter, 154 9epinne; 4.
9reis-Or. S.Surruf4, IA 9epinne;
5. 9reis : 8iI9. steinib, 13 Sc
mime; 6. qreis = q. S4effers, u
@elpinne; 7. 9rei5 g. bon 8arOez
leben uno q. Seidmann, jeOer III
@epinne. Sieger YiQs6urp 1T
elm 2lmerifaner uno in 9rootlpn, 81
o., gu 9duie. 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Relmen Sic

cine CUTE Qeber.WsOisiu eiH, uHo sruat
oeShalb, mail Die 2ebsr ras BIut poll.
fidHols ,s9uIlrt. eObalc bic g.bertlls
t,gfeit rage III, mir0 oaS 90rperipiiem
ocrtopit. oas Slut unretu uuo Der game
Sorper mug oarunter IeIoen. 9eoe gte.
b,su, ore snr &slnigunQ beS SluleS
empfohlea plrb, iOa aHgsnommen.r
NiaBeu aui Die G,btr etnlptrieu. ge.
iorasn Sie il : haber ioiort ben
,&0i,fa affer 9eker.R n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
SitltGgOttS
3iDer
8ea1slatpr.
r&onta aller Seter.IeOijinen,

2erie1be perridtst ieine 9rbeit sut
Suirieoenheit uuo erfriidt bQs geiaTmte
Sorperipfsm. Gr If pb.iIer ais Blaeu"
uue faun ismobI IN fliiitser Gsrm wle
ais 9H!per beSe9su lperRtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
TdaIids, ir0hentIitb unS SpErtass,
laime. GeiacMthMmer Muo MtSAstet

in alter uns nsuen eprGden. ttionacrs I'M Dent.
fcbeu unb Gusltfeben, ionic IN Wat5tuIatlf -
nScrbereifnns fIr S6ulen cIer @raos, incl rris
r.riitdt-Sorhsreifunst tar be ssEtitsz etbra mts.
4rutuKsen.
AZ G. Sh6urS6, ctrtirtr StsrI,trrr on o.I
y. q. StgsAIta, fahtiiaI,n etuI, gir. j.
Rr. a1es, MReGInSb:Str.. uabs glogtS .gp .Hus
lGyril6.lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Sd)naer5 tttt0 Rcist.

gct aO3fUe6 (sahrtf1 oosr uero05). .5aJaitmcs
Reuralgi0, N5cumatsmu5, gsHoeHlueb, Shut,rien
uno SbrG1e I'm RI1eu, g9rrbeiidule ODER RereH,
6dm,rs I'm Die gettr, g;raitisazSut5unOun Ges
Icntitmelcn uuo ztmeusu leoel 9trt beWtrft Rooz
mars 9caoazt,u,i iofort 9eiierm9 uno bsl tortass
fctttm G3ebraua III weHtgsH zassu oauemo: 9sts
luna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
F.1,I2|<.
s9mlrs geaiat I'M 9luBen6lia!

Wan Gebraud1e Ra0UaD'S 3caoDs
Nclief .bci'ut eritrn Nn;eidIcn BON
Sd)mcrS pocr 1Tupa6Itdfeit; tpcmtE
Graufpcit o0cr SetOCn Ornbt. bes
sptrft tS S,eiluna, cBe Der 9nus6r3t
sem6bnIiG0 fOmaIt.
etiIIt bic drgitsu z d merBsn in Gis
Esr his ,ipGH3,g UAnuten. 8elHe Stuuoe 6rautt ]ea
rano z GmerB 3u lttoeH nab Ssien oieltr
GRietle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
ssuf Der spmr oes glttentaters.

paris, 3. Sept. : Wie oerIouz
tet, bat Die polt3ei eine pi4tige Gntz
betung gema4t. Sic fpQ Die fiaez
rem Spuren bes9uriAen gefunoen baz
ben, Der bur9 Die 4bienoung Der am
"a. 9luguit i'm Compton bes 8arons
Nlpbonie b. &ot6f4ilO erploDirten
90qenmaf4ine p6ne 3peifel benz 8az
rpn ielbit ans 2eben nollte, pdbrenb
befanntli6 bieIe 9lbii4t Daourh perz
eitelt purbe, DuB 2eBterer ben an i'm
abreliirten ominOIen 9rief ni3t ielbit
Dffnete, ionbern bies ieinem profuri=
item SootopiB pber 3aofopib iiberz
lteB, Der 3par iebr idmer5bafte unb
i6Der 6eilenbe, aber gliidlt6er Beiie
feline unbebin9t t0otlt9en 8erleBunz
dPn 0nnDntr1o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
S1iFEfarteH

ma acl uur BON 9urpra iiber Bremen oseT Sants
bars 6sioyst Die
Grptoi.ion oss q. Esutidlen SorEeip'noeuten,"
G..B.sSds sa.ttmonsGtt. R.S %oitaSlileezASe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Sic Gnnuentian Der SrieftrGaer.

g btla b ell 6td, 3. Sept. -
Die isdste Sabre5zGonOention bes
,RQtionalperbanbes Der 8rieftrdger"
purbe beute 8ormittug i'm n90rienz
ge6Gube" in @npeienbeit bon iiber
500 0elegaten formeQ erDffnet. gine
8ei6e BON 8eIolutionen, pelhe Die
Grb0bung bss Saldrs Der 8rieftrdz
ger 3meiter8laile BON $3.50 auf $1,000
beFiirporten uno Die @erlpilligung eli
ner iGbrli9en Qualification fir Die
9ef4affung Der uniformen, fotpie Die
GrlaubniB gum Sragen elmer lei6tez
rem SommerfIeibung anitreben, fam
ben 9tnnubme. 2lnbere 8eidliiHe
bringen auf Die Ginfii4rung De5 2l4tz
ftunbenzSpitems, iopie Die greirun9
zines Yenitonsfonos, aus pel6em
8rieftrdger nit fiinf3e9n, 20 uno 30
9ienItia6ren cine monatli3e Inter
itiiBung BON reIp. 500, $50 uno $40
erbalten fplIen. 9as nit Der @rri6z
tunq zines 9enfmal5 fir Saml. g.
Cor, ben n8rieftrdgerfreunO," be-
traute gomite beri6tete, bdB etn folz
DIES unter einem 8pitenaufpanbe BON
$1O,913 i'm yHiperiibezParf" in9feipz
Yort 2lufiteIung gefunoen babe.
Ra9 @erleIung elmer 9(n3abl Gonitez
berihte unb 9isfufiion berIelben err
fplQte 0ertaQunQ bis mprQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Sreten sic itt Ole Hetbe!

Scecrmdnn ''Shoot the Chutes."
cTcn ppn bis 4 nbr Nbenes.
sEujTf pom SsePs 8apelc. @lRtritt ! Gents.
G5resumeuntz uuo Hort9sAueHIs- L207-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Sturmcsmiitlcu.

r
tember. = Gin fur6tbares 9etpitter,
tpie zines ipl9en bic 8eppbner iia
felt Sabren ni4t 81 erinnern permDz
gen, iu6te beute uniere Staot tur3
na6 WtitternQ6t beir. Bis gum
Wtorgen bauerte bas Wiit6en ber@lez
mente, bic eleftrif den 8a6nlinien
purDen unpailirbar, bic Stra5en nit
fubbp6em Wai5er uberf flutbet, unD
bic SelegrapbenperbinOung unbrau4z
bar. Die nit @eripdtung eintreffenz
ben 3iige 6eri9ten BON argen 3erit0z
runoen bes 8abnbettes, unb in ben
lungs 9ogues' Stun bele9enen 9iitrif
ten iollen biele 9erIonen t9re Wo6=
nungen baben perlafIen miifen. Sin
eigentbiimli6es Y6Gnomen mar es,
ouB bic StraBen nit Saufenben BON
tobten 8D9eln beDedt paren.
ct. 8 uis, Weo., 4. Sept-9(us
benz mittleren Suinois unb bem Ditz
li9en WliHouri eingelaufene Ha6ri6z
ten melben piiite 3eritDrungen bur9
ben geItrigen Sturm. On man6en
Srten errei6te Der @inb Die StGrte
zines Srtuns, 8Gume unb 3Gune
tpuroen ipie Streu binpeg geblaIen,
Die Grnte gr0Btentbeils pernihtet,
6duIer entba9t II. T. N. Sn Wtaz
comb, Sus, eridlug Der 8lib brei
9feroe, in SanbiGle tpurbe bic Selez
pbonperbinbung gdn3li6 5eritOrt unb
in 4rcola cine gn3abl 8retterbGrier
bemolirt. Sn Nep=2onbon, Mlo.,
fielen 5ageIitiide i'm @epi9t BON a6t
lln5en, bas geiummte 6lu4lanb
olei6t einem Gee unb in Qouiitonu
itieg Der N1ii7ouri in peniger, aIs 5pei
Stunben um ie6s SUB, 10 baB bic
8elpo6ner in Die pberIten Stod!perte
tbrer 9duisr it4 gu flii9ten genOz
tbtgt paren.
g1aibptG1e, Senn., 4. Sept. =
l1eber, bus Stdbtchen 9untington,
Senn., brauite beute 8ormittag Elm
gDflon nit berni9tenber @elpaIt baz
bin. 9as Dad bes 8abn6ofsz8ez
bGuoes fpuroe pom Sturme bapon
qetragen uno Die Der 8eF0roerung
barrenoe 6ra6t i6Iimm beI6dOigt.
9rei5e6n 9Gu1er purben 3ertriim=
inert unb Elm Neger Iebensgefd6rlih
berlebt. Der poue llmTang bes angez
ridteten S6abens lit nod ni4t be-
fdnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
2tttf Der ssaaS nerIebt.

9ubapeit, 3. Sept. = 9ur6
friib5eitige Gntlabung Ieines 8epeb=
reg purOe geitern gr3ber5og 8labisz
laus i6per perleBt. Der Gr3ber5og
befanb ii9 auf Der Sago na9 8iloz
faBen, ais ii6 oa5 l1ngliid ereignete.
Die &ugel Drung ibm in Die linfe
Sufte unb bru6te me6rere patronen
in ieiner Sagbjoppe CUR Grploiion.
Der Gr3ber3og itebt i'm q. 2ebensz
ia6re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
yfcte 1tnr1tben lit SHinSien

9 0 m 3 a ,, 3. Sept. = 8ei einem
in 9bulia in Der 9ropin3 SbunbeIb
in SitinDien ausgebrp6enen 8aiien=
unb 8eligionsitreit 3tpii4en 9tnOus
unb Mo6amebunern iinD flint Der
2ebteren eri4lagen tporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Spauicn ,,no Waroffp.

Y 0 n D 0 II, 4. Sept. - Gtne Se@
peihe an Die nGentral Neips" aus
Wtaorib beiagt, bab Die Hegierung IN
Solge feblgeI6lagener biplpmatii6er
8erbanolungen eine 9emonItratlon
Dor Sangier gu inIoeniren beabii4ttgt,
I'm Die Stipulattpnen in bem nit
Wfarotfo a6geI9lofenen @ertrage gu
forciren. @ier 8risgsififfe, pel4e
5ur 3eit in Gabi3 3ur Nttton bsrett
liegsn, iollen in &iir3e bon bort na9
Sangier a6gefen.
Sic Sooesnad,ridit .pioerrnfen.
2pnoon, 4. September. - Der
9eneral=geent Der 8apzgolDnte bat
cine 8abel=9epei6e er6alten, pel6e
bas jiingit aufgetau6te 8erii6t Don
bem Qbleben bes Yremiers @ecil E9o<
oes In Nbrebe itelt uno mtttbeilt, DdB
berIelbe Ii6 Der beiten @eIuno6eit err
freue, iopie ieinen Q(mtsgeIdGften IN
gepo6nter Weile pbliege.
sIblebcn cincs @tIsbrteu.
Sto # bolm, 4. Septemb.-
Der beriibmte i4pebiide 3oologe,
Prof. g. 2oui5 2ppen, 1T bier nit
Sooe abgegangen. @r erreidte bas
bp9e <er bon Sc Sa6ren.
Yrof. Sepnon 6. Qopen, W1ttglieo
Der nRpDal 8ritii6 Societp," fopte
correiponbirenbeS Mitglieo Der fr5.
9ltabemie Der WiIienI6aften, mar am
6. Sunuur 1909 in Stod6olm geboz
rem, abfplpirte Die llniperIitdt 2uno in
1929 uno pibmete iib na6 etnjdbrtz
gem Iufentbalte in Berlin Dem Stu=
blum Der geologic. gr unternabm
perI6ieOene Reiien nah ben Stiten
Stanoinaoien's Bis SpiBbergen binz
auf, beren GrgebniiIe er in elmer On
3abl Wempiren nieoerlegte, peld)e bon
Der tOnigI. i6tpeoi16en 2ltabemie Der
g8iheni6uften, Die leBten in 1888,
beroffentli6t purDen. Seit 1841 be-
tleioete 2open Die Stelung zines Gu=
rators Der 2btbeilung fir niebere
Goertebratsn in bem idpebiI6en naz
turipiil aftlt6en Staat5 Wtuz
ieum in Stod6olm.
@erbaftuus ,oesen Sso1uerratbs.
Berlin, 4. Septem6er. = Der
5erausgeber bes 1o3ioloemofratiihen
Organs n@orpGrt5" lit tpegen 9o4z
perratb5 perbaftet uno Die geiammte
lebte Sonntagsausgabe in 6olge zines
2eitartitels iiber Die SeDanfeier COM
fiscirt nprben. Die beutige 4usQa6e
ent6dlt cine 8ritit Der pom &aiIer perz
anitalteten 5eten uno ieiner Reben, To-
pie Die Grtldrung, oaB eine Reoepenz
bung bes &aiiers eelegsntliA bes
Staatsbiners i'm vWeiben Saale,
pel6e Die nRieberiperfung iener perz
rdt9erii6en Rotte" Die So3iuliiten
finb gemeinD bur6 bic 9arbe in 9lusz
iidt itelle eine2luslegun9 oringeno erz
beiide.
Die eingeleitete itrafredtli6e Ser
folgung tit uuf Die Snitiatipe bes Sal
ier5 Ielbit auriid3ufiibren, bod beeilt
ii9 Die balbofft3ieae YreIe, nit Der
Grtldrung beroor5utreten, DaB Die
gegen ben n8orpdrt5" ergriffenen
Mabnabmen tetnespegs einen S6luB
auf bic abermalige Ginbringung bon
Qusnabme9eieBen i'm Rei4stage auz
IieRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Dir brie lrihiatrss AleGijin

9lusenbl tiitl 1T en- 5soer narauf be-
eadl, etpas fir nte 9tsinlgHrs ieiue5
8'ueS su tbuH, o0sr mle man su ia9en
pnsat, elne 6ribJahrs IieoBtn iu &C.
btauten. lluo oies III ooQtommsn
rldlug aebauOelt, leoo1 muB man Die
seetggsts lisoisin elnn.bmsu. Saas
gre Sbyeu Arit coHiultlreu, 10 lpirO
SEuen SerieIbe innen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
0cQmuth Snidler frei.

9lbioIrt eritsr SIaie. 6ir Dtarner i'm Equitable
&ebduoe." giur iiIr Saul.n in 9lr. 500. Saratoga=
nabe @utaDz StraEe. (Sulil 6, ,2Dtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
Tud einmaI bic SaBnfataftrnpBe bri
28nnOlamnsYarf.

q E tp : 3 orf, 3. Sept. : 8un5
8rooflDn Ipri6t 9eute BON oem i9redz
li6en GiIenbubnzllnqIiid, bas IiA ge=
tern beiBpOoluipn an Der Sea=9eac]z
8abnlinie ersignet Dat, unb nobel
iiber 90 gsrionen me9r poer minoer
fdJper berleBt puroen. BON Den 3a1l@
rei9en 8erpunOetan, Die tbeils I'M
n5snepz9oipital," i'm nNorpegiIc2en
9oIpitul, " i'm st. MarD'5 9oIpital"
uno tbsils in ibrsn eigenen Do3nunz
gen in Gr3ttider 8e6anolung ite6en,
lit Bis beute nur Elm Giu5iQsr geitorz
ben, nGmli4 Mm. $. Yoinier BON
Nr. 81, S6omas StraBe, Nelpdrf,
rs, bieier that beute frii6 4 ltbr i'm
rSeneDz9oIpitul" Den leBten @t5em@
aug.
Die Qler5te Gatten gegIuu6t, er lei
ni6t lebensgefdbrlih perleBt, ou man
Bel inn nur einen 8sinbru4 cOnitdz
tirte, bod bate er innere 8erleBungen
erlitten, ipelhe ieinsn Sob herbeifi6r=
ten. Mlerfpiiroige ertpeiie befin0en itA
bage9en an0ere SdiperberleBte, Don
benen mon glauJte, oab lie iidea Die
gtadt ni6t iiberle6en DiirDen, aut
Dem Wege Der Seherung.
So f6eint bu5 grpBe llngliid Derz
'bdltniBmGBi9 peni9e 0pfer foroern
gu pollen.
Die Satoftrpp6e ipGre mod piel
Ihredlt6er getpeien, penn Der I'm
gIiif55ug ni6t gera0e an Der Station
WpObluipn ge6alten Bate. Der I'm
glid5faQ lit betanntIi4 ba0urA Derz
urTa6t nprDen, baB i'm 9abnbpfe an
Der 65. StraBe Die 2ofomotipe gtr. 4
pl0bIicb gu Fa6ren bsgann un0 auf Ell
nen 3angir5ug itieB, beHen 2Otomoz
tiDfiibrer Die berrenlpIe W}aI6ine
reDerIirte, 10 DaB DieIe auf uno oaDonz
fubr unb BEL WDoOlaDn 0as llngliid
oeranlaBte. Der QotomotipFii6rer
Der fortgelaufsnen MaIdine, s. Sen
len, uno Der 6ei3er oeriel6sn, gilbert
RDB, tpur0cn lpegen grober 6abrldl>
iigfcit perbaftet. 8. 9unneQ, Der 60
tomotipfii6rer bes Gungir3uges, iopie
Der 9ei5sr OerIelben, S. 9ilger, purz
ben ebenfals feitgenommen unb 8i4@
ter g1bobe5 in Sort 9amilton belt
Ollie heute unter ie $1,000 8iirgIhaft
gum 9er60re feit. 0a jebt elmer Der
9erpunbeten geitorben 1T, bat Die
9eb0roe ltriade, Die 8ataItropbe gu
untsriuden unO Coroner Scene ptro
bies iehr Qriinolih thun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-05
aus unlfrrr aeIfriaen 2. Murgcn-
2usanbe.
Gin Graf uno fetnc @etiebte in
G6Wuittdten.

2onbon, 3. Sept. - @raf
Gmi6 BON Qllt 2einingenzWeiterb erburg
narb 6eute W1orgen nebit feiner Sc
liebten Olga 8auernfeino in Der
8olpitraBenz9 9oli3eiItutio unter Ell
notwithstanding iDtpie auf eli
men 9erbuftsbefebl bin, Der feline 4u5z
lieferung an 9eutI9Iuno berlan9t,
bem Hi3ter porgefiibrt. Die Irrez
itantsn iinb beIduIbiet, Elm junges
Mdb6en aus petunidren 3peden entz
fii6rt gu 6aben, uno purben, na4@
bem bas Qlnerbieten elmer 8iirgz
Ihaftslei7tung a6i4Gdgig beI4ieoen
mar, bis gu einem peiteren 8erhore
feItge6ulten. Qlnqeitel1te 3e6er4en
baben ergeben, baB Die angebli4 @nt=
fiibrte elm iunges Wldb6en bon Is
SSabren, Namens 2hetta S9neis6oz
fer, lit unb frii4er in einem tleinen
9orfe bei SSranffurt am Main poAn>
baft mar. Slga gauernfeinD, pelhe
angeblt9 cine SG5neiberin lit, that
fddnli6 aber bds0anbperf efnerGuppz
lerin betreibt, betpog Gillette unter ben
8erIpre6en, ibr cine gldn3enDe Stele
peri6affen gu t0nnen, ba5 Glternbau5
5u perlaiIen uno nu6 Gnglano 5u
fommen. Die perbiebenen 3ei6tbiiz
mer blie6en inoefen aus un0 balo
muBte bus iunge MGb4en erfabren,
Dap i6re @erfiibrerin nidt5 unbereS
BON i6r perlangte, ais OaB e5 ii6 Der
0ffentli3en Sdanoe prei5geben ipllz
te. 9raf gmi6 bon 2llt 2eintngen
itebt i'm 40. Qebensiabre uno bermGbtz
te 5i6 in 1869 nit elmer Sei trei6erin,
BON nel6er er ober bereits brei Sabre
fpGter geT6iebsn paro. Sn Der jiingz
item 3eit lebte er nit Der 8auernfeinO
an Der NepmanitraBe unb GAIT ullge=
mein ais beren @atte. Sbpobl einem
Der GlteIten uno rei6ften 2loelsgez
f9le6tern 9eutI6Ianb'5 entitamz
menb, befinbet Der eDle 8raf ii6 nGhz
reno Der leBten Sabre in GuBerit re-
bu8irten 8erbdltniIien unb elmer per-
manenten @elDflemme. 8ei bem9erz
bore bebauptete Slga nit fre6er Stirz
me- 9llt 2einingen niAt 5u tennen un0
ba5 iunge W}do6en in a[er 5orm
Re6ten5 aoopttrt 81 ba6en.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-11

On the first day of the coming month
the territory will be called upon to
make interest payment on its bonded
Indebtedness, which has now reached
a total of 100000 and for the purpose
of giving full notice TO the territorial
treasurer, Auditor Caine yesterday
drew his warrant upon the general
funds of the territory for the sum of
ST. 800, the amount of the semi-annuai
payment about to be made. 1t is now
the duty of the treasurer to make pro-
vision for the money, unless he has
already taken the necessary steps,
which is probably the case.
There are still many of the counties
which have not made final settlement
on the taxes of 1894 and 1895, and the
auditor is now after these delinquents
with a hot stick. He has prepared a
complete schedule and urgent demands
are now being sent out by the official
to the various county collectors VINO
are behind with their payments. In
these statements Mr.. Game says that
an early settlement must be made or
the territory will forthwith proceed to
effect official collections in accordance
with the provisions of the territorial
statute governing the collection of
revenues. 1t is anticipated that this
call will have the effect of waking up
some or all of the recalcitrants, and if
it does not, there will be some lively
scrambling among the territorial col
lectors within the next few weeks. In
the light of the law, those who have
not made final settlement in accord
ance with the territorial statute are
defaulters. One of the heaviest delin-
quents is the county of Salt Lake,
which is in arrears to the tune of
about $4,000, for which formal demand
has been male. Awaiting the return of
County Attorney WhittemOre; the
county court has not taken any action
upon the request made by Mr.. Game
some time ago, but as soon as the at
torney arrives in the city from the
east he will take up the matter and
effect an adjustment. The money is
tied up in tax sales.
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waited, a larger plant will be put in
by the company, and the water will
be raised thirty feet and thrown into
canal which will ultimately re-
claim 10000 acres lying between the
railroads and the river, to the north
of the springs and in the neighbor-
hood of the Union stock yards. An
open canal will conduct the water
from the Jordan river to the pumping
plant, where stump will be construct
ed in which the suction of the pumps
will play. For the first half mile, or
until the northwestern end of the lake
is reached, almost the entire flow of
the river will be carried in the canal,
which, between the inlet AID the
waste weir, is to be forty feet in the
bottom, but at the point indicated
gates will be located, and all of the
water that cannot be handled by the
pumps will be allowed to escape
through the gates and back into the
old channel of the river The west
ern edge of the lake is to be dyked
and the mineral water conducted
around the north side and dumped
into the overflow in order that the
lake may be transformed into prac-
tically pure body of water
This is one Of the most important ir-
rigation enterprises in this section of
the country, and it means considera-
BILE for this county and that of Davis,
in which most of the land,is located.
The promoters of the enterprise de-
clare that they have sufficient capital
to carry out the project if they are
allowed to make the improvements
contemplated without needless eX-
penSe.
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PREPARING FOR GREAT WORK.
Wasatch Building Tenants Given
Notice to Remove Their Effects.

Notice has been given to the tenants
of the Wasatch building that they
must be out bag and baggage by the
1st of the coming month, for on that
date the new lessee, John W. Young,
enters into possession of the structure
and the work of renovation is to COM
mence. There is a probability, in fact,
that it will commence within the next
week or ten days, but there may be
some delays. Mr.. Young is now fgur
ing with masons, plasterers, carpen-
tiers, plumbers, painters, 2aper-hang-
ers, upholsterers and material men
for the necessary work and furnish
ings which are necessary to put the
house in proper shape for the uses TO
which it is to be put.
The date of the lease will be July l,
but the owners of the building are
willing that the transfer should be
made any time now, in order that
there may be no more delays than are
absolutely unavoidable. Mr.. Young
states that he proposes to work a great
transformation in the historic struc
ture and will make of it a model hotel
building.
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OPERATIONS HAVE CEASED.
Application For Injunction Delays
the Now Sfnte Irrigntors.


AS a result of the recent filing of an
injunction suit against the New State
Irrigation company, by the owner of
the Midland addition, located to the
west of the Beck Springs lake, Tor the
purpose of preventing the construc-
ton of a canal through a portion of
the land of the addition, all opera
lions on the canal system of the COM
pany have been discontinued for the
present, but notice has been given by
the attorneys of the company to the
effect that a move will be made in the
courts to secure the condemnation of
the land needed for the passage of
the canal, and it is likely that the
necessary steps will be taken within
the next few days, for these are val
liable days to the company for its
construction work. All preparations
had been made for the hearing on the
application for a restraining order,
and the case should have come up be-
fore Judge Merritt on Saturday. but
on account of the hearing in the re-
ownership case the matter went over
for an indefinite period and may not
be called up for some time yet, al
though the call may come at any
time The claim is made in the COM
plant that the canal will overflow the
land Of the addition, while on the
other hand the maps and surveys of
the engineers show that the waterway
goes through the land in question in
a deep cut, and that instead of max
ing possible an overflow, it will in re-
atty cause the lands of the addition
to be drained in admirable shape,
thereby making them all the more de-
sirable for any other use than frog
ponds.
AS soon as this matter in the
courts receives adjudication. the con-
struction of the canal system is to be
resumed with large force of men
and teams. 1t is also anticipated that
the contract for the machinery to be
used in the pumping station of the
company will be awarded this week.
This plant is to be located near the
Rio Grande Western track at a point
some distance north of the springs,
and the pumps will raise the entire
flow of the canal a distance of fifteen
feet and empty it into, a canal, by
means of which something over 1000
acres of land will be reclaimed and
placed in shape for the raising of
crops of all kinds. With the increase
in the number of acres to be Guilt
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MORE CATTLE MOVEMENTS.
Nuttcr Going South to Receive n
Good Bunch.

Preston Nutter will leave for the
south this morning, and at Milford will
will get his outfit together and pro-
coed to some station out on the des-
ert toward Panacca, where he is to
receive 1,50O head of steers recently
purchased by him in the eastern part
of the state of Nevada. These cattle
are to be shipped from Milford to
Spanish Fork, from where they will be
trailed to Strawberry.
Some heavy shipments are scheduled
from Milford this week, among them
$500 head for the Standard Cattle COM
pany, which are to be turned out by B.
F. Saunders, who is now at the sta
ton named for the purpose of receiv-
ing the punches as they are driven in
from the south. Paul Webster will go
down to Milford this morning for the
purpose of receiving the cattle. On Sat
urday Mr.. Saunders will turn over to
Messrs. Killeen and Dern 500 head of
young steers at Milford, and the
former gentleman, With Mr.. Heinrich,