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New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
NEWS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.

washington, November TO-
Secretary Alger has finally determined that there
shall be no exchange Of infantry stations this wear
and vast drain on the Army transportation fund
already low will be avoided temporarily. The
decision Will give great relief particularly TO the
9Th Infantry. at Fort Thomas. Kentucky which
would have gone to Texas. either to Fort Bliss in
exchange with the 18TH Fort Clark where the
95d has been Suffering for ten years. The 9Th has
enjoyed for over nine years what Is considered one
OF the most desirable infantry posts in the country
ana secretary Alger intimated a month ago that IL
was about time the regiment rough frontier
had stayed over time in the trying Texas climate
away from ciyilizaton. should have stay in the
poured into tho War Department begging that the
Grand Army .Encampment next year. and many Of
these came from sources which II appears could
IDENTIFY legion. but the Department is fully decided
mat the change shall be made Immediately after
me Indianapolis Encampment, and has informed
the officers TO that effect.
Secretary Alger to-day also revoked the order
issued week ago by the Acting Secretary trans
ferring the 1st Infantry from the Preside OF San
TN from Logan to the Preside. These changes it
Is delnely stated. have simply been postponed ana
VIII be made next spring
No changes are contemplated in cavalry COM
mands for at least another year. and the only pos
sible movements OF artillery from present
posts TO the newly erected seacoast dcfences, as
details are required for their care. Unless Con-
gress promptly approves the proposed increase OF
two regiments OF artillery. some OF the modern
shore batteries will be ungarrisoned.
Secretary Long executed a contract to-day with
the Atha e. Illingworth Company. OF Newark
y. j., for thirty sets Of rough forgings for four
inch rapd-flre breech-loading rifles. 10 cost SSo-
V1o 20. These guns to he machined ana com-
pleted at the Washington Naval Ordnance Works
and held in reserve for emergency issue
The leave of absence granted 10 First Lieutenant
Thomas Q. Donaldson. jr. Sth Cavelry, OCTOBER a.
1881 Department Of Dakota. is extended two mohths'
The following transfers are made in the llth IN
fantry First Lieutenant Charles =. Russ from
Company TO Company Is; First Lieutenant "'iS
Uline from Company * 10 Company Z. ;,
Acting Gunner c. S. Nanderbeck mas peen &c
tached from the and ordered to the Richinohu'
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
prTrrRNING SOUTH

The Vicksburg and Shreveport sleeping lines
have been resumed and passengers are now rerurn-
ing home by the Shenandoah Valley Route. ONCE.
4S Broadway. "
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11

,s,ouIa be rad DAILY oy all Interested. as changes
may occur AZ any uneJ , ,, No,a,,ber IA 1897
& inromptIv In all cases) at the General Pos,onee
Parcels Post Malls close one hour carrier 'han
- rim. shown below.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
MAJOR BUTTERWORTH IMPROVING.
HIS PHYSICIANS BELIEVE THAT THE CRISIS HAS
PASSED.

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 10-Major Butterworths
condition changed for the better last night and his
physicians to-day believe he has passed the crisis
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11

NJSIJ HHLLS LIJENSES
London, Nov. I0.-The licenses Of the music halls
We're renewed to-day without opposition.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
rp,pryyE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

- =. ,,,x-.n a continuous white line SHOWS w
In ths nrsssure as Indicated by The Trounes ser,
,,scorSlng barometer ~ ne uo.'p t,na mac
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
MARRIED.

wARING-PELI-on wednesday, November 10. q q
Johns Church. Yonkers. by the Rev. Alexander B.
Carver d. d. Florence Cornela Pell and Pierre Crosby
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must b In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11

Exnresx,on restored BY artificial teeth Dr. DEAHr.
pentlst-Worlds Fair Award-4of LeA'"s'0" ~
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11
PostofIice Notice.

C.nepschcid's Celebrated Hats for ueh,'enen'
Salesroom IFS Nassau St
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11

Pearls md all kinds Of Precious STONES
. 80. ,uaI,,v onlv Pri,es low as anywhere, here or
abroad hOhAhb I" N"' -
New-York tribune., 1897-11-11

A-Thc X ensico Cemetery Private station, HaS
fem Railroad AZ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot Office rs East 42d ST.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
CHICAGO, d. 23go styczn. 81.

Nhi'N"o, u SoSo styczn' b.
SzonOtcny Reddktorze!
Prosimy umiescic W Zgodzie co
nastepuje:
Zostaio za}ozone Towsrzystwo
Bratniej POmooy Ksied,a Augusty.
ma KordeOkiego. pod opieka Matki
Boskiej Krolowej Korony Polskiej,
ma dniu 17go Listopada roku 1896,
W parafi SIS. Apost bow Piotra i
Pawaa. Towarzystwo to p~rzystepu-
je calkowicie do Zwiazku Narodows-
go Polskiego W Stanaoh Zjedno.
czonyoh Polnocnej Ameryki. To.
warzystwo liozy ozionk6w 81.
Mityngi odbywajs sic W kaada
t~rzecia niedziele W miesiacu, W hall
Szkolnej pray Ashland av. pomie-
dzy 3e i 81 utica.
Wszystkich polak6w, kt6rzy majs
zamiar wstapic zapraszamy, ably sic
zgfosill ma posiedZenie, kt6re sic Cd
bedzie W niedziele, dnia 81 lutepo
r. b. Wpisowe wynosi cd czlonka
70 cent6w, m~iesieczny podatek 25
centow; wsparoie W ohorobie 5 do.
lar6w tygodniowo.
Urzednicy Towarzystwa So:
Kar6l Kwssigroch, prezes;
Adam Wafer, vice-prezes;;
J6zef Stssiak, sekr. 6u.;
Protazy Czapski, kasysr;
Autoni Sobiszewski i Wojoieoh
Proohniewski, radni;
Francisrek Myszks, mar1za}ek l.;
Francisrek Czeraohowicz, mar. H.;
Stsnisiaw Cegielski, odzwierny.
Wszelkie korespondenoye tycza.
oe sic Towarzystwa, prosze przesy.
isc ma recs sekretsrza: J6zef lie
tax, 37O6 Lincoln st.
Il szscunhiem,
Ksrol Kwasigroch, pref;
J6zef Zietsk, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

Prof. Panek pierwszy udsrzyi bravo,
rsgadkowem jest tylko, dlaozego po-
wiedzial. IL potrzeba nam, a ME il
many taxa orgauizacys. Nova OBJ.
Wrzesihskiego osnuta ma p~otrzebach
! obowisrkach ksadego zwiazkowca
widocznie trafsla do przekonanix o.
becnych, gdys 81. mowoe obdarzano
ozestsmi oklaskami.
Deklamscye m}odziutkioh tauie-
mex Lesihskiej j trzech coreozek pan
silva Melin robi}y bardzo mile wra.
.enie ma siuohsozsch, IA 90 ioh obsy
pywauo bardzo rzesistemi oklsskami
Tow. Harmonic jak zwykle tax
"a rars przyczynilo sic swym spie.
wen do upiekszenis os}osoi.
NastePnie zosta} przedsta wiony
aywy obraz.
w kchcu panic Mslin, Welzand i
Terska zajely sic kolskts ma Skarb
Nsrodowy. Zebraly $3.50, kt6rs tc
sumo wreczono odkonisarzowi Skar.
bu p. l.. T.
Wiel. ks. Kolasihskiemu "a bezin
teresowne ~odprawienie nabote6stwa,
iak rowniet wszystkim kt6rzy sic
prsyczynili do upiekszenia drogiej
tel pamiatki i obeonosci swej ME
skspili, skiadam W imieniu komitetu
staropolskie bog zap3ac".
l.. Terski, sekr. obch.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
Il oh

BRooKLYN, n. Y, 10 stycz 81.
SSancrny Panic Redaktorze!
Prosimy o u~mieszozeoie poniaszej
koresPondencyi W najbl .szym nu-
merze Zgody.
w dniu 10 b. N. zosta{o zorgani-
zowsne Towarzystwo poi na,wa:
,Corek Korony Polskiej", kt6re to
tow. ma ma celu wzsjemna pomoo i
poParcie do ozasu otwarcia beneftu.
Zatem wiec szauowne panic i roda-
czki zechciejcie powiekszy6 kolko
nssze, gdyz czem wieoej mas be lzie
tenn Piekniej i ooraz dslej postepo.
wac notemy, poniewsz Brooklyn
jest duze miasto i powazna l.czba Do
lex tn mieszka.
Many nadzieje, il ma ~posiedzsnie
przyszie, ktore sic oibedzis d. 24go
b. IN. W lokalu pod mr.. "a Jackson
al. o god.inie 3oiej pc poiu1niu, pa
ME raoza sic zebrac. Wpisowe Jest
bsrdzo niskie, DO tylko so oentow a
op1ata miesieczna % cen, vice usz-
czerbku zadnej z pan ME zrobi TAXI
Podatek. Rae jeszcze powtsrzamy
nasza odezwe: wstepujcie szan. panic
W szeregi nasze, gdyz czem wiecei
mas o7dzle, TEN wiecej zdzisia6 mo.
zemy.
PoIostajemy wysokim zacun-
klein
NJ. Buczkowska, PREF,
K. Malihska, vice pref,
+. Neisoh, sekr. fin,
5. Kamela, sekr. prot,
K. Jsnkowiak, ~kasyerka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
II South Chicago:

Szanotony Panic Redaktorze!
Niniejszem upraszsm o uuieszcze-
ME " ismach nZgody":
Tow. Prem. Polskich Kupoow w
So. Chicago, miaio ma d. 20 I'm. Do
siedzenie nadz wyozajne W hall OBJ.
Retmshskiego, pm. 1917 Houston av.,
ma ktorem obrano ma rok bistacy no.
wa sdmiuistraoye, a mianowicie:
Jan Koryozyhski, prezss-po raz
drugi, Jan Chemms, vice-prezes-
Jan Nowscki, sekretsrz protok6{owy,
pc rag drugi-W. Pscholski, sskre-
tarz 6nsnsowy-R. Rstms6ski, ks-
syer-po rsr drugi, M. Wiora, w.
Chmislswski ! X. Linard, Rada Cos
podarcza-Jsn SIostakowski, KsroI
Witkowski / Jan S~zsfrshski, Komj-
tet Dobroczynny.
Towarzystwo to istnieje cd e. 1891,
dawniej tylko pod naIws TOW Pol.
K~uPcow", a tersz przyjsio naswe
pTow. Prem. Pol Kupcow W So.
Chicago" Kstdy kup'sc | prrsmys-
fowiec. powinien vista Jic do niniej-
s1ego Tow, ktore obe1nis wzieio sic
do prscy energicrnie; bsrdzo Jest dls
Polskow " tel okolicy zamissIkaiyoh
p~otyteczne, gdyt zajmowsc sic be-
die ! sprswsmi polItyOInsmi.
Wstepujaoy do tego Tow. psaci
tylko oil. Eaten dobrA to sDosob-
motto ola przemysiowcow kupcow,
do Ia~ozenia sic z mani. Nastepne
posiedzenie odbedzie SIZE " d. 8 lutte
90 rb. W hall OBJ. R~etmahskiego o
godz. lei wieozorem.
Miiosc ! podrowisnie Jan Nowso
XII, sekr prot, s3Oo Superior Ave 4,
So. Chicago, Ills
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
Obch6d StyczniOwy ma Kazimi.
rZOwie.

TLOW
CHICAGO. "a styoznia 1897.
Stosownie do ozasu oznacsonego
otworzyl oboh6i prezee obchod6w p,
w. Pijanowski, W hall ~para6alnej
powoiai ma przewodniczaoego ks
prob. w. Furmana. kt6ry powolal
ma sekr. nizej podpissnego i wszyst'
Prezesow tow. ma estrada.
Program obohodu:
Spiew Tow. Sp. DEVON Wolnosci
,Polska pOwstaje".
Odczyt p. J. Rosihsk'ego, pre-
bieg caikowity p~owstauia cd 1851
do 1864.
Deklamaoya nDo Mstki Ojczy.
zny", Jozefa Dranicka.
Spiew: ,,Oto dis dzieh krwi
c~hwa}y", oh6r aehski.
Deklamsoya dwoch ch{opc6w
Piotrowskiego Wojciecho wskisgo;
VIA jestem polakiem, a ia twoin
bratem".
Nova: Do miodziety P~olskiej, p
w. Pijanowski.
DeklamacJa na}ej dz'ewczynki:
% Polsko drogs".
Spiew: ,,Dumka Hetmans Kosih.
skiego', tow. Dzwcn Wo'nosci.
Nova pana w. Kozlowskisgo
Przebieg history polskiej cd krols
St. Poniatowskiego, az do dnia dzi'
siejszego.
Sew: % Boas nasz", Choir Aehski
Deklauacya ch{op;eo Bona: .,Oj
z Bote, zmiiuj sic mad uami".
Deklamscya chiopoa Wojciechow
skiego: ~ mas ~inaczej".
Nova ks. w. Furmsna, ktory
dziekujac wszystkim m6wcom, spie.
wskom i deklsmstcron, zaohecs{ do
pstryotyzmu, zgody i ~jednosci brat.
niej.
Ma zakohczenie hymn narodowy;
,,Boze COS Polske".
w imieniu Komitetu Obchodow
dziekuje serIecznie wszysskim NOV
DOM, deklamatorom, spie wakon, ora
Wielebnym siostrom, kt6re tax PEEK,
ME ~wyuczy}y dzieci d~eklamowac.
Jan Sierecki, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

DETROIT, Mich, 26 stycznia 1897.
Obohod otyczniowy odbyl sic We
die zspowiedzianego programu.
w niedsiele dnia "a bm o godzi-
ME 8 rsno zebroly SIC wszy stkie CRU
by zw;azkowe W sail Harmonic, jak
rowniea szssc kompsnij ryo-rzy ko-
scielnych W ich malo wniczych mum.
durach, zkad PREY dz #iekach trzech
kspeli udano SIC W n~aletytym pc
rzadku do kosOioia Nsjslod. Seros
Maryi, gdsie ks. professor Kolssih.
ski odprawil nabotehstwo "a pole
glych W roku 1858. w kohou wy
glosi{ ks. proboszoz ozysto pstryoty.
czna move, W ktorej niezbltemi do
wodami przekonywai siuchaczy, ia
narod TAXI jakim jest Iolski p'wi
MEN i must zmsrtwyohwstac do daw-
mel swietnosci i potegi, jeaeli poi
dziemy reks W reke. (Dsj to Boze,
gdyz moono W to w~ierzymy).
Wieozorem W sail Harmonic, kto.
ra przepelniona byla pc brzegi, pre-
yes &c miny" OBJ. NJ. Lesihski otwo
rzyi uroczystosc obchodu, powolujsc
ma prezesa OBJ. K. Nowakowskiego,
tenze ma sekretarza nizej podPissne
go.
Pierwszy wystapi} z odczytem OBJ.
l.. Olszewski, W kt6rym obszernie
rozbiersi ostatnie dzieje z history
polskiej, I naciskiem potepisjsc po-
die postePowsnie niektorych wielko
Sci a natomiast wymieniai DUO god.
nyoh i.zasiuaonych mellow. Odczyt
OBJ. Olszewskiego zasiugujs re wszech
MAR ma uznsnie, to tez publioznosc
nie ssczedziis buoznyoh oklaskow.
Nsstepnie nova prof. Siemiradz-
kiego jskkolwiek ME Ola wsaystkich
rrozumiais, sssiuguje o lyle ma u.
r%nsnie, ia ME zscbecai do p~iaszczenis
sic wrogom nsszym, lecz przeoiwnie
ably otwsrcie stawiac i'm czola.
TrzeOi mowOs prof. Psnek pred
sssw'at jak nisko stojs polaOy poll
tyOEnie " tym irsju s%tosunkowo do
innyOh nsrodowosoi, kisdso "a pod.
ssswe. IL powinnismy sic starsc maj
pierw o oswiate (bardzo pieknie, DO
siussnie), powtore brsk nam tn W
Amerycs wsPolnej orgsninscyi Try.
CE~srtym mowca byi OBJ. Wrze
sihshi, ktory ns ssmym wssepie zbi,
mnismsnis poPr.edniego mowcy, js.
koby nam byis po,rzebns jskss
sspolns Orgsni.acys, kiedy my ma.
my su " Amerycs take orgsnizacye,
ht6ra jsst q. N. P. (huczne cklaski).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

nied.iele o gods. 4 pc pol. odbed,
sic prelekcye prof. Machnikowskiego
W tejte hall.
Ma .akOhczsnie odspiewauo ,,Bo e
COS Polske''.
Potem ~publicrnosc " ~skupisniu
wraoaia do domow, p~odniesions ns
duchu. Zaiste piekny to byi obohod
kt6ry pc raz pierwszy odbyi sic "
hall Domu Nv. y. p.
Obeonym ma obohodzie stokrotns
bog zapiacI"
Miiosc ! pozdrowienie.
W. Tiobinski
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

Ia pomoos propagandy ksisakowej
nsPotyks ma niezwyoiesons nieomal
prsesskody. Brak nam ksisgarni.
drukarni orsz Pisma psryodyc.nego.
TIE try czynniki osaz..subwencya Ola
uauczycielki So tylko w stanis obu.
dzic Z ~uspien;a, W ktorem nssz ,lud
obeonie pozostaje.
F'elir Bernard Zdanorski,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
Zapadfa wies.

roku uDleSfego, znlkfa z po-
wierzchni ziemi wioska SAINT
Anna Pelago W p~rowincyi Mo
dena we Wloszech. Wiecej
anizeli sto dom6w, kosci6}, do.
my publiczne - gminne z Ca
lem ich dobytkiem, zapasami i
bogactwami zapad}y sic ma
wieczne easy W ziemis a pre-
szio tysiac ludzi zosta}o bez
dachu i be- srodk6w utrzyma.
mia. ,,Gazeta koloGska" tax
o tel ka~tastrofie pisze:
Miejsce capable tworzylo
Geese gminy Pieve Pelago i le-
zalo oko}o 900 metr6w wyso-
ko, blisko grzbietu g6r Ape
nihskich ma p6}nocnej ich pc.
chylosci W urodzajnej i po-
wabnej dolinie, W oblebie pc,
toku g6rskiego Perticara, kt6-
ry wpada do rzeczki Scolter-
ma a potem razem z rzeczka
Panara LACEY sic zpotezna RE
ka Po.-Po "a ia piekna dolina
wznosza sic 1000 do 1900 me.
tr6w wysokie wierzchoiki pia.
skowca Spinhio, Saltello, Mon,
talbano, Romacchio i Dino, a
kt6rych formacya scian wyka-
zuje dowodnie ich poprzednie
opadanie i zapadanie sic. Che
ciaz ME many wprawdzie hi
storycznych ma to dowod6w,
stwierdzaja to jednakze liczne
powyzej rzeczonej wioski po-
iozone ieziora i stawy, kt6re
pc wiekszej czesci tylko w CA
sic wielkich ulew6w napeinia.
ia sic woda. . zmianach tych
powierzchni ziemi W okolicy
tamtejszej znajdujemy wiado-
moSc W ksiazce DE Stefanis",
W ktorej. jest nova o osobli.
wosciach.history oko-
Icy Santana Pelago; tylko
W przyczynach zapadania sic
ME ma tam zgody. Jedni u
trzymywali, De usuwania i "a
Padania tn skal kamiennych sa
skutkiem pory lodowei, dru.
dzy zas twierdza, ze przyczyna
do zapadania sic Jest ziemia,
ma ktorej.te kolo.y kamienne
spoczywaja. To tylko jest
pewna,lze wies Sant'Anna sta.
Ia ma tenn tajemniczem miej-
scu,.gdzie oDgi pozaPadaiy sic
CORY kamienne. Przedtem
miejsce Ito, gdzie staia wieS
Sant'Anna pokrywai gesty j
wysoki las, a 20 wycieciu go
powstaia w wieku Is osada.
Wzniesienie wiezy zapadiego
kosciola prLypada ma rok
1851. Powodem zapadniecia
sic wsi rzeczonej zdaje sic bye
nadzwyczajny ciezar pr'esiak
lei W dolinie przez powierzch
mia ziemi woody, kt6ra ma razie
ME znajduiac odpiywu, z bic.
giem czasu takowy sobie W
podziemiu wyziobiia i podma
Ia pr1estrzeG okolo tysiaca
hektar6w, ma kt6rej wiaSnie
staia wieS Santana. Kata
strofe zapowiedziaio W nocy z
dnia III ma % grudnia chwia.
ME sic dom6w j pekanie mu
row. Mieszkahcy W panicz.
gym strachu - poczeli ucie.
kae ma pola patrzac bezradnie,
jak ich domy, inwentsrz j ca.
by dobytek walac sic beziad.
ME W jedne kups gruz6w, Mkt
W bezdennej otehiani. w
miejscu gdzie staia owa kwit
naca wioska, 20 prawej stro.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
Milwaukee Ave. State Bapl
Corner Milwaukee ave & Carpenter 81
CHICAGO, ILLINcIs
BANK STANOWY

Wp1acony kapital ...$250,000 o.
Nadwyzka. .$75,OO0P
Generalny interes bankOwy.
Odbieraja handlowe zaoszczed1cp
pieniadze, przechowuj ia takowe. P3s-
ca zwyczajny procent cd pieniedzy do
przeohowania ~zlozonyoh. Sprzedsjs
asygnscye i weksle ma wszystkie
punkts Eurcpy. Wypozyczaja pie
nisdze ma majatki j inne rzetelne
poreozenia.
URZEDNICY:
PAUL o. STEEsIAHD, prezydent, r. II HERHoLD,
vice prezydent, CHARLES K. SCHLYTERr, kssyer,
HENRY ". HERfNe, %asystent kasYera.
DYREKTORZY:
N. A. LA BUY, JOHN r. SnULsKI. PAUL U. STsFs
BAND, JOHN SCHERnAN, PETER hIoLBAssA, Soren
ID. Thorn ton. Isaac Hsusam. Y. IL. Herhold. John
=. Hanson. William Johnson. james p. Sher-
lock.
W styczno6ci Y naszym bsnkien Jest
MILWAUKEE AVE SAFE DEPOSIT VAU rs
kt0re 80 zbudowane urzsdzone doskonale, ze ar.
O3IEN uszkodzic, AMI Ziodzieje dostsc sic do
mich ME moga. Uzytkowsc MONA je 70 bardzo
umiarl owana Gene. JOHN A PRZYBYSZ,
zsrzsdos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-03
HAD SALT LAKE WATCHES.
Denver DuellislS We're Possessed OF
Stolen Ilme-PitCss.
Watches stolen here Dur
ing Jubiies week.

Acting Chic Eslinger Of the police
depGrimep, received a telegram from
Chief OF Police w. d. O'Brlen OF
Denver this morning, giving descrip'
tiop OF several watches found ON the
PERSONS of the two duelUstp, O'Brien
ami Edgar, who killed each other in
that city last night, and who were
members OF a thleving ga0g that in.
tested this city during the Jubilee.
Readers Of the NEWS viii rimembur
that during Utah's Pioneer celebration
number OF burglaries were reported.
In these 0uIglares cash, watches and
other jswelry were stolen and a
desofiptioD OF the articles were handed
in 10 the police station. Tho informa-
ton from Dosver this morning taIlies
exactly with reports at the station
ami In lcoi sequence Captain Eslinger
has wired back. so informing Chief
O'Bfien anu iuslTuciing him tU inter-
cept q package sent lrom this city TO
SheldoD, "a confederate of the two
dead men, who ia now in all there.
1t IL supp, sod that the package con-
taiGs other stolen stuff, and that Steve
Il 'terley, the man VINO forwarded IL
rom this city, knows more about the
bufglarits than he cares TO tell.
Among the places from which
watches were Stolen during Jubilee
week are EnsigB's on Sixth East
street and the Sanitsrium on Third
South street. The numbers OF the
watches found on the dead men are
I'd. ntical with those on the time.pi. ces
stolen from this city and this ciIcum.
stancs makes plain the TACT thut the
men were operating IN this city.
When the Beaver authorities get
through with Sheldon, Salt Lake may
have cause to bring him back to face
he music here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-03
PROPAGATION OF FISH.


Attorney General Bishop submitted
a reply today to Hon. John Snarp,
$ ste fish and game warden, IN al
aver 10 the following question.
"Cap parties owning land through
whicL fl Jws a aiream OF public water,
lawfully Incorporate the channel OF
such stream in private fisn poDu
created and msiutain.d upon such
land by the erection OF q Dam upon
euch stream when the same will re-
suit in uepriving the fan thereof OF
The most i'm portant part OF the already
INADEQUATE spswing fscili,ies, thereby
create damaging the fl III interests Of
the IS ate In that lJcAlity2'
Mir. Bishop say:
An answer to your question involves
an examination OF the relative rights OF
the individual and The public. in gem
eral. IL might occur to one that the own
ership OF the land in this case would au-
thorile any use thereof to which the
owner might see fit to put 1t. This Is true
only In "A qualified sense. The fish and
game being the property OF the Stale
have been the special subject OF legisla-
ton, and while the party in question
may own the land and have usufrucln-
nry right to the water as 1t flows through
such land, such rights mus be no eGer-
cised Us not to infringe upon the rights
of others.
The general rule OF law that one
must so use mis- own rs. not TO damage
another, would, in my opinion, apply IN
| this case to prevent such use OF he
| channel In question as would result in
material damage .toitho fishing Interests
| OF tho state. The Legislature, by the en-
| actment of appropriate laws, has under
| ta ken to protect the fish In all the public
| waters of the State. In all cases where
| tho waters of the STATE are used for pro-
| polling machinery, the owners OF such
are required to furnish such appliance as
| shall be necessary to prevent lheii
| destruction.
| It has also empowered the State fish
| and game warden, with the consent oil
the county commissioners, to select and
reserve ono stream, lake or pond in each
| county for the purpose OF propagalinp
| fish, and made II a misdemeanor to fist
in such water during the period OF reser'
| walton. 1t would seem, therefore, IL
view OF the rule already stated, and tn,
further fact that the Legislature has gone
so far In the exercise Of the police power
In the protection of fish from destruction
and also in providing for their propaga'
ton, that the use of the channel OF thii
stream for the SUPPOSE suggested, whoI
the propagation Of fish to the damage o
the public interests, would be an illega
and unauthorized use.
/ am therefore OF opinion that the pro
posed act would be such an infringe
meut of the rights of the public rs K
| render the same unlawful, aud you ar
so advised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-03

PRICE, Utah, Aug. IA prominent
Western railroad Official, man
ager Of ono OF the railroads lealing
west from the Mississippi river, passed.
through mere last evening on the RIO
GraDde Western. TO the Associated
Press correspondent ne saiu: "rhe re-.
cent death OF President Calu well of the
Lake Shore road was a lRrest loss TO
one OF the great roRjs OF the Wander
bili systems. The VAnderbilts invarl-
ably select for the servics OF th.lt
roads, anu especially Tor executive Util-
GERS, thoae " no are In their service. =
IL. Galloway, who is now president
OF the New York, Chicago Il St. Louis
railroad, Nickel Plate, will at an eaIIy
Shore road. MIR. Callaway L. one VI
the great railroad executive officers oil
the United States, and the people OF
the country west OF the Missouri river
know him, rs he was few years ago
ths vice president and general mar
aper OF the Union Pacific system,
whom that railroad controlled from tn .
Missouri river 10 Portland, Or, anu
the Pacific ocean steamships. Yes,
Mr.. Samuel Galloway VIII oe the next
president OF the Like Shore road. As
| to who viii be Mr.. Caliaway's sue
cessor, / take 1t that Mr.. Csnifi, the
present. general manager OF the Lake
| SHORE road, cRn have The Nickel
Plate presidency II he viii accept oil
II. You eau rest assured that the
Wand, rDilIs are not looking for ELI.
oieut railroad Cflicisls outside OF those
they now have in their employ"