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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17
TOOELE CITY IS 0. K.
Salt lake & Pacific OlCIals M8ks No
Complaint Against Il.
rSDTIuuilS Art 10 BLAME.
rnorm.u, rrIc IS A,kad Tor Land that
is Comparatively WORTHLESS
viii Try to CouoIlIate.

The right OF way ohltructlons
through r0oc'c county are still staring
the Salt Lake 81 Pacific railway on.
clais Ia the iace. The trouble has
arisen over individuals demanding
enormous prices Tor land that is com.
parstlveiy II not absolutely worthless.
Tho section along or through which
this condition Ubaina principally is
between l. r aud ro1olo city aud not
in tho latter place, ~ has been con.
strutd, although there ore few indl.
vldusls there also who apparently *.
pect 10 become suddenly enriched from
the necessary purchases by the railway
company Of rign,s u way. The oityas
a corporation s,lll stands ready TO car.
~ out the obligations entered into
ana B. BE- confidently hofoi that tot the
good ufall concerned tho few obs,fuc.
tiouisis viii cNauge tholr minds aul
Join the ranks Of their more enter
pfisiug and public spirited Ciiizuus anu
Ia. a helping baud ~ the failf0 ~, for
when once acquired Il means that
TIJglc will have permanent ajvau.
talo over all the other towns Of the
county. II permitted 10 20 BY the way
OF Granville 10 means tunt inst place
will have the advantage, whilo tho
county seat viii be ubllgei 10 play
second fiddle Rnd witness ltitlf com.
plstoly 0uigfown by IT, sister city.
The pfJsrocts Rfr, however, that the
folly n asking fabulous prices Tor
nights Of way will DO seen anu those
privileges granted with cost ~ the
railroad company In which event
grading will very soon begin again.
lhut way T. encourage nh enterprise
II 10 DO 90 In fubtiantihi manueT
Mf. Ge rye g. Lambert viii leave Tor
Io0olu tomorrow Ur next duy % lay q o
matter before the people anu enie,v0f
h. convince them VI the great beuoiita
they viii derive by doing tbs right
thing az the right time, which is now,
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living euu,stfIruuts, % indceI the
honor does NOT belong 10 her alone.
There IA Only one 'ault 90 be found
with her nci, ana that u that 10 IN to-
real, too Thrilling, too dangerous. The
r8cipR was oil good, especially In the
chariot contests where visions OF Ben
liut ilttei before the minds OF the
spectators until they were wrought 40
To- degree u intense e1citemenL The
horses used were th0ruughbrsds and
clearly showcd the effects of fino
training and rold care. AZ stated In
the News oi lat evening they are the
finest equine specimens TO be found In
the Clfcus ring.
There was no parade this morning as
70 r. Customary with tue Wallace shows
10 give bat Que suoh exhibition Ia ~
town except When they remain fot q
week when tgD are permitted. The
tnird Performance occurred this alter
uo1n ana the engagement closre
tonight and iu that connection the
positive announcement IL made that
there will be- absolutely no cuitingi That
the full program viii DO carried out.
/. ls explain tnat such proceeding
j. muuo dtCidrdIy ulGy on account OF
the olCss tr0X.uiiy OF tue railroad
track and the auutt distance u be
tfavtta Il buiuru the iCNt show town
OslUu--is reached.
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ya. Qussu." Tho tabieaux will o. q
most interesting feature ui the Carnl.
vol Tho Carnival queen aud her
retinue will comprise one and Mics
Peatt, as"Utab, +" surrounded by mem.
berB Of the choir, the other. Eight
calcium lights will be used 10 give the
iableaux the proper spectacular effect.
PROT Stephens announces tba3 oniTies
20 tho band contest must be IN by the
25th inst, aud urgUs tho attention OF
all band masters to the announcement.
The *. OF i. band (the Donhallcr)
which won the fret prize OF the
Eistedfodd last year will take lead.
ing part In the concert
MOTIFS.
An appropriation has been made 10
tho veteran firemon IN order that their
machine may be properly decorated.
A full statement Of the receipts and
expenditures Will be published at the
proper lme by the executive commit
tee.
business mon who intend to have
advertising floats In the parades are
requested to notify the grand marshal
W. " hNANAh AAAN aAHN AhHAs VI AAN AAAAa
Ten thousaud slips containing o
Carnival editorial, which recently np.
puatUd In tue Denver Times, have uecn
printed and afo now hulng circulated.
Twenty.thousanJ folders containing
an outline Of tue thrse days program
and railroad rates ate now being cir.
culateu throughout the intormountain
country.
Sixteen men and four women are
now on the Carnival pay roll. OF the
number only two are non.retidenis.
They are tue master mechanic and
bis foreman.
After Thursday evening tomorrow
no application Tor mumbefuhip ia the
Carnival chorus viii be entertained.
Until then trained singers end readers
are cordially invited to participate.
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ALL one WAY.


apto MI up. but the delegates ami
altrfnatts were slow lu arriving.
rhcro was general ante patton hat
NJ tins session the most serious work W
the convention would tusini all the
work OF the convention except the
nominations, ~ was believed, would be
cloare1 ny %, this gusslou.
BY two O'Clock the galleries were
solid walls Of people aud the delegates
were again Crpwuiug tuuif way O. TIE
floor. The sergeant ut arms assistants
buzEsd like tpts in an directions, look.
iug after tho comforts uf the vast nu'
dionce. The heat was s0mewhat op-
proasive ana oil the delegates had armed
themselves with broad palm ieaf
fans. The spectators were similarly
provided and the convention hall with
these wsving fans tesomblcd nothing
90 much ~ n vast huli u waving
grain. Throughout The hall rolled thr
duIl hoarso roar that hangs over o
great convention of people us % dotr
over a great busiling city.
Couaplcu0usly duatct % the platform
were Colonel aud Mo Fed Grant
and ex-senator Carey 90 wyoming.
several members OF the national CON.
mlttoe wore the ttl-C1lOfCi PLUNGE
which % long distlnguisheu the follow.
ers u the "plnmed knight a great
n ltal shield made OF brilliant Amer.
can beauty f0sss aud rich immOuUllts
gfsctd the platform. The band die.
rouised lively uuu patriotic mu'i.i
UMafching Through Georgia" brought
a response from the rnl.eTlrs that inIhy
made the faitrfs ring. At ld0 tuufu
were not hundred unUCcupiUu bJaH
iu the galleries, and leoplo eth
HwafmUd through the entrances.
Fully 10000 people were IN the gnl-
letits. The calling o. order 10 tho
convention was Intentionally poet.
routd In momtntaiy anticipation Of
The appearance Uf the committee uu
resolutions. SOme OF tue spectators
maniitatsd Impotence "a Hhfili shouts
and cat calls, while an unknown with
Huan.u voice occasionally iutvf-
ttotrd bic violet ku howl, "WhO.O.p-
r.,.ep which never failed TO excite a
iapgh, Governor Bushnell, Mark
Hams and General GtOivCuOt, VI tue
Ohio big four, nUll hn nuimutoi IN.
iuItsii0U with Mike lofUung, George
Knight, the eloquent California ora
lor, aud others ust heiofc chair.
mAu ThuTstou drOpp,d ,hr gavel.
a ter prayer couple u CAV Il aud a
table were presented 20 the chaiimau
Tor use duiing tie convention, aa1
then the e m nittur o. credentials PFC.
sentud tholf two fplfis. ihc chali.
mAu allowed twenty minutes % each
eide OF debate on She reports ~ pre-
sented.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
Stations,
Weather reports showing obsOrvA.
tious al 5 am. today;

Weather reports showing obsorya-
tious al am. today;
Salt Lake Clty-Bar5meter, 2O.sG,
temperature. %; minimum, 50; wind,
southwest, light; cloudy,
Baker CITY Barometer, 1890; tenn,
IeTatuTe, %; minimum, 81; wind,
south, light; cloudy.
Ch0ye nu-Blr0mutsF, .092; tom.
refatuGe, 90; minimum, u; wind,
west, Ugh cloudy.
acknowledgements, $3.50; tempeta.
tute, 10; minimum, "a; WIND south.
west, llghi; cloudy,
Miles Clty--Baromeler, 70 so; tenn.
pOTalure, 40; minimum, ~; wind,
suulh, light; cloudy.
WinuCmuccA - Barometer, 20. o.;
temperature, %; minimum, "a; wind,
miles per houfi rain ,O5 luunOi clear.
Idaho FallS-BaromoteF, 1904; tenn
,eralufe, ~; minimum, 90; wind,
northeast, light rain, ,O6 inches;
cloudy,
General aud local lotscast for SO
houfs ending ?. m. June 49, For
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$4,000 MISSING.
Shortage In an Idaho C0unly's Bank
Account llsldlug Draft on
Salt Like Bank.

Boise, Idaho, Statesman, June To-:
Secretary Of State Garrett returned
rom HALEY Sunday. lie states the
difficulty over the county funds re-.
suited In tue arrest last Saturday Of
County Treasurer II. n. Clay aud his
deputy, Frank II. pafsons, who IL
cashier Of the Fist National bank Of
Haley. The Ofiuihls were arrested
under a complaint sworn out by Dis.
tfict Attorney Rogers charging them
with embtzElement. Tho amount II
is claimed the treasury IL short IL 10
the neighbofhood Of $4,000 The
treasurer claims he deposited all the
funds he received ia the Fret National
bank u HALEY, anu thio 10 no, denied.
"A short tma ago the county cummit-
riOnufH made a demand ~ count the
county money, Tuu report Of tue
treasurer shDw we'd q balance on hand Of
absul $4,000. Tho CommisfiOueIs
found uul $4,000 10 the bank.
THIS disclosure created 10 little excite.
ment. IL was stated the bank wac
guilty % usiug county money Tor lie
own Interest, and clatgeH ana counter
charges were lhu 0riUr OF tho hour
The county could not hold the bank,
10 10 was decided 10 bring criminal
proceedings against the responsible
tnlJHu. This viii result In provins
whuthut or not the bank made use OF
tho county funds, us 10 seems very
ukply it hA'. 10 IL be SHOWN that the
nuIu have been put 10 iuoh use, The
bank officials, u IL stated, viii also b
prosecuted,
Attorney General Parsons said yea
! tcTuay no had received O respuut'
from MS demand upon Treasurer Clay
! Tor the money duV the state from lilaini
CuuUty. 10 was Ia the shape OF dtai
on tue Mechanics bank IN Sali LAX
| Tor $1,000, the amount due. Ihe at
t0rney general wired 10 salt Lake 4
| atcuTtain " tbs draft was good, refusing
10 accept 10 until no had assurance
was ali right. lie had not received
reply last evening.
Tue bank officials say, 70 ll Il state
tho bank Will DO 10 a poFltiOu sh0ftl
10 turn over " the county every dole
that has been deposited. They moTel
ask for time.
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Educational Notes.

The Stale Teacher association Will
convene Ia tue Assembly Hall tor a
three days session, beginning Iom9r-
row mornlug, Of 10 o'clock. The
opening address viii U0 made by Stale
superintendent John n. Park. Az
excellent Ifogtsm has been PREPARED
Tor The meeting. Tue summer school,
now tn session at tho Uulvcfbliy, wiii
adjourn uuTug the tU HiUu.
Iur Luutur OF t1uchUfb now apply.
Ing iut certificates uuucf the direction
Of tue city bunrd Of education has now
increased 90 niutty.twg, OF which atty.
seven aTp applicants FOE primary cugIl.
nuatte, ANA thuiy'nyo tor grammar
tuftitullgr.
Aiits 81, AdolaiIo H0l.0n, Tor four
yrarr tuuurylHJrO OF primary iuBtTurtlUu
iu The seuuuia OF this CITY hos Tuigued
t1aCcUI 70 similar AMI more lucrative
position boo Tho schools ui Dua Moin1F,
Iowa. hDT services have been attended
with O. hlgh degree OF success, and sus
leaves with The test wishes Of the ptJ-
Pic of the city.
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Fred Hlyb George uiI, CHARLES
lNcr, Frank G1lmnu sud a. W.
rylgr We're bsio,o Justice Wonguf o..
Iay iog VACANCY, Each msn was
risynu air hearing with the result
That the twl former got ton days i'm.
ulHUa mruf, Rec got fifteen days,
wuIlr Iur latter TWO were discharged,
M tTDI tho mon were found In and
about 600 notorious Luaiyillo house
on .uHlI South ia. uL
lU.IH.srfs boo the Iuuous o. John
Walt. mos Ryan anu b, A, Hogan
WrF. uuuI S. uuub,
ltauE Davis carried concealed
WEE. ua contrary 10 municipal law,
.u.tnIu guilty aud WINS fined $40,
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Notes.

1hc comforting OF the Decoration Of
Chivalfy upon Sir X light W. =.
Llow elling, past comma der OF Cantou
Ogden No. 9, 4. o. y, r., took place
last evening at the pavilion, LESTER
park. The Ogden band was IN Atlen-
dance aud the pavilion was crowded.
a number ~ the fraternity came up
from Salt Lake and took part In the
ptOcoodingL
Commencement exercises OF tho
gTammar school, eighth grade. were
hcil lsst evening und,T the super
vision OF Prot. ID. h, Adams, In tue
Methodist church. Pfoi. 4. Il. LewIs
made an address OF welcome. rhotX.
etcitcs were successfully carried out.
The class members were the recipients
Of uoqutts OF beautiful iovefs.
Mr.. &. X. Bannister received word
irIm Senator Teller that he CauE OF
visit Ogden on tho Fourth Of July.
Hv has ~ many similar invitations 10
that sent by the Ogden commit 60 IA
his own state that he cannot accept on q
from nVignb1ring slate.
George MumioIJ, n resid nt Of Utah
Ia carly dhyr, and nEed a. yeAu, died
yesterday. lilo leaves vile ana four
children.
A marriage license has been Issued
TO W, IA. johnson, "a, and Miss Kate
Standing, %, both bi OFdeu.
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THE CARNIVAL CONCERT.
Rehearsal at the Assembly Hall 10
morrow NIghi-M,ss Ptarl
viii be- "vtah.n

Tue Carnival e5ncer. a, the Taber
nacle Is going TO DO grand affair.
Professor Evan Stephens, the musical
director OF toe Carnival, says 20. He
now has chorus of 500 traiEoi voires
iu aclivo ruNunts1l and after tomorrow
night hU viii draw the liuo az nppli.
Giants, be rehearsal will begin nj
s O'Clock sharp 10 the Assembly Hall,
ami thr m0st Important selection @ be
rehearsod is SURFING chorus, adaple1
IRON Fiongh opera by Professor S't'
phUnF,aud entitled HAL 90 thu tarni.
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UT0C, WlnlIfInI ~
....H#H.HsH..
Alleged "Moonshiners."

Paul Pehuon aud mis- wlio were
srtsslsd at Smiihhsld, Caonr county,
last Thursday by a deputy marshal on
I, charge OF running an Illicit distll.
lory in that town. Il appears tia. the
couple, who are over 20 years old, have
been making home maize beer aud
putting alcohol In u, ana this is tho
ground Tor the arrest. Neither Pents9n
nor his wife can speak word Of
Euglish anu ho isau invalid. Atlof'
neys &. NJ. Nelson and HI. A. smith
WILCOX after the intercs,u OF the OLD
u,ulie,
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A DECIDEDLY GOOD CIRCUS,
Sharp anu Clean Cut, Clever Special.
g,es, Wen Kept Promises aud
Pleased Audiences

For once tho promises 0t the advance
circus agent have Uson kept a4d that
to the worry letter. When 30 was On.
nouucgu several weeks lgo that Wal.
lace Bros. Shows would Welt Salt Lake
again this season the public lglJ that
they would roe hrat olass exhibition
AMI now they know thelr confidence
was not misplaced.
The audience last night was an i'm.
uleuss one aud was thoroughly enter.
miued from the opening 20 tho close
u. tue performance, Only once was
there any uimlnuuou la The Interest
mud lhat was when thu wuulu-Ue
Dlluumhu delivered hlmteli Ui "a lot OF
uowuisEuTrd advertising gugs ia which
be- was rsuHlussly liberal lu the usu OF
luu names OF the local hFmr. An
auJlltluu ui this feature might ne
Nr. ught about by giving the uJdy OF
.uu Ivul0u's BABY elephant ~ u school
NO .uluutllu students Tor uiHsruliun,
1907 tuuu tue fellow was only cow
..I clowns alter all are allowed great
licenses In the CIRQUE rims. some OF
IlHau IuJl- IuaRaulDHi .y |H. Why UiI
rouc very clever acruha.c ard arIa
HugA--WUtE luat pi1yuI H.m % b.
auiss u tltiT clat. A number u.
UIsIiuC.yvly new aerial .ua.s were per-.
iImtu Zoo manner tull Drought
lHuh nearly rounds OF applause
rom the great audience. TIE
most uihigult bicycle tricks were done
with surprising easH aud grace by the
am ~ MartellF. pho Hvs,hors tau,
| lem work u Miss 8 ella jerome proves
, her w be one OF toe mOsl danng Of
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Sent 10 the lnllrmarr.

Henry LeRgott, 10 years old aud
afflicted with rheumatism, applied to
the county commissioners today for
assistance. The poor fellow was In n
bad IA, teinr unable to walk with any
degree Of comfort lie will be taken
care OF at the iuilrmafy ior n couple Of
months, When he expects 10 got out In
good order bnd 10 10 work.
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PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

Henry Ellison, 10 years VI nge, was
before Justice Snxcy yesterday
charged with stealing box contain.
ing tickets and money, from the
bicycle WhlTligig people, lie pleaded
guilty ana was ordered into the
custody Of tue sheriff 10 be- taken be-
fore the district court on recon-
moudatlon to be- sent 10 tho reform
school. Ellis0n's father was present
and stated that no could not control
the hoy. Young Ellison has been in
number OF stealing sUfRpes Tor tho last
two or three year,; he SCENE 10 nave a
mania for that Kind Of business.
Harry Smith, a companion, who has
been before the Justice on previous
occasion, was ordered Imprisoned till
this evening, anu two other hOyf, who
were accessories after tho TACT, were
allowed ~ 20 under n suspended sou
tunee.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of MT. 4, J. Jones and Miss Ellie
Fonn, Mr. Jones 10 tbs popular mau-
hger Of tho Provo opera house; NJ IS
FEM, enc Of ProvO's brRutifI |
young lady 10 the youngest daughter
Of MIS-. Martha Fem. rho wedding
reception will bH given AT the resi-.
dOnoo VI hIr, aud Mrs, \. >. Jones,
parents OF the groom, on Thursday,
June Goth.
Morlni Child OF Springvlle wbs
brought over yesterday, by Marshsl
St0rra and placed In the county Jail
pending an eXAminEti u before tho
court aa to his sanity; ho ID unmarried,
about 8s years OF age. Gard has a..
tempted TO set HE to several uuildiIgs
ana was taken before Justice Boyer Of
SpriIgville on a charge Of Arson; tho
Justice ordered the examination iutO
his mental condition.
MessTa. DuFrsnt and Weisner Of
American Fork are Interesting u NUM-
Der OF Provo oitiEsnH IN "A creamery
project, Rbd Indications are That such u
bupiuess will soon DO commenced here
A creamery viii be very much needed
and will DO greatly appreciated by the
people.
Tue Payton Comedy company
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lev. We believe Boa liberal reciprocity
ami iist retaliation, aud .umand tic
application rf the golden rule Ot com
! mtrcp 10 sIl future legislation l0UCtirg
| the tariff ami tup foreign ifnup. We
believe the repeal % tue reciprocity nf'
fapgrmrufa r,poiIstCd by the IHHt Re-
pubIican administration wasH national
calamity, and demand their renewal
and extension on such tUfmg ns VIII
tuuaiza cue trrdo with other uaiions
aud remove the TUstfir ions that now
obsttuct tine falr " American products
Iu tie ,0fia W Europe anu secure new
mafk,.s for tue ltoIucis Of our ihrms,
forests aud HrtaIirt.
awe favor Restoring the early Amer
loan policy uf tiHCumituiinE uultH
Tor the uTUullifg 70 cur merchant
marine aud the urascti1u ~ our elIl
ping 'u tho foreign carrying ifuur, so
that q mUflCau Eaiu yards, saiIirE ul.
der the s.nfa AMI 1'ripra ana mnnHcl'
oihcettl Hnl ."u,l ny N'', 1900
G mwrgre.
rtsANatAL PLANK.
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,.E.,h 49,. ,I,i,. o,,r.,lyrs an mo.
~ 80" ani in1iN surb ayr.,p,.pt
can be- abtaIaci, the existing
gold standard mutt be preserved.
All our oliver ana paper cur.
rrury now lu circulation must be-
maintained alta panty with golj. ami
We favor 90 measures GusiRnoI 10
maintain inviolubls the obligations Of
tns Un.t,d SJates anu oil our money,
whrtupf cli4Os paprf, OF the present
standard, the standard Of the mos, en-.
ightpurd nations OF the cafih.n
r,pr,aS pt.Ht.
Tho foreign tlank, dfawh ~ Senator
Lodge, 10 general IN ile nature, outlin'
INK a policy IN fogari to all current
iOiuign glvsiions. ~ contains "a utciat-
alton iot ihr pfoteolioB on American
clizaud abroad relilifms the petition
Of tue party 20 favor ~ Tue Monroe
dpcitiuti iuuofteh tue hdmiu elfalion
% ft'tiucut haftlsou On tue attitude
OF this uuuy toward hhWnlj ut'
munds pfotccti.n Tor American mis'
slouafics 90 Afmcniti tNpf'scs SYM
laihy Tor Tho Jubans Ia thuif war Tot
D irpgndrs cv, aui iasos "a poeilion 10
iav4r u awarding 60 thcm b'illgerunt
tlBuu,
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SCOTS

EMULSION Of Cod-liver OIL
and HypophosphiteS has been
for twenty years the aeknowl-
edged remedy for consumption.
BY the observance Of the laws
Of health II will cure in It's early
stages and give comfort ana
prolong life, and sometimes
cure when the patient has al
most given up hope.
The time to take It is whsr
you first realize the danger,
when you have a stubborn
cough, and are getting thin.
SCOTT a BOwNE. Sew York
For sale a. b, ,ts and srgo by %, Ifusss't
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MINOR MENTION.

Hon. J. &. Graham OF Provo, was
an Interested visitor at the capital 10.
day.
A voty pleasant farewell party was
rendered TO Elder Alfred j. Self In the
Fun ward meeting house last night.
Elder Self leaves tomorrow evening
for the Southern States mission FIELD.
A handsome sign abou, 4x.O feet,
painted in gold aud silver ooloTa, has
Just been finished by II. Solivan, tho
eisn painter, tor the Sun Life Assuf-
anoe company Of Canada, represented
LEGALLY by Chsrles ~. Morris. IL will
shortly hang In front OF Mt. Morfis's
Office.
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OGDEN.
ooprN. UrAn. JUNn u, 1850.
A Lawsuit 10 Condemn Land.

Iho Pioneer Electric Power com.
paby entered sult In Judge Rolapp'l
court yesterday against Reuben r..
PeIlingill aud about twonty-six others
to acquire possession Of tea acres oi
land at tue terminus Of the Power
company pipe line. The company
pfsys Judgment against the defendants
that on tee hearing Of the care the
property may DO appraised ami iis true
value iounl by commissioner 10 the
court thall order, anu that upon puy.
mont VI tho appraised price thU same
be- condemned aud awarded 10 plain.
uf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17
FEMALE VOTE PREDOMINANT.
Tic Fair Sex VIII Oui.Nole Their
stornpr FellOw.uitiz'ns

The enumeration, authorized by the
board OF county commissioner ART
heating the end Of their work In the
city, ~ VIII hs seen In the following
table. The ladies appear to he lead.
log, 70 to speak, us In all wards except
lhs Sixteenth, whore the division Is
exactly equal, they outnumbrr their
Jealous brothers. Following IL the
census 10 fat 90 completed this after
noon: