Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

h,z.iemeut. committed In San Francis
20 after returning from the North
when Hall, who represents the COM
nany. came there on August 18th, he
found that Davidson had gone to Sc
attic. Extraction papers were asked
for from the governor, and they were
Granted. but by some error the Initials
81 NJ were Inscribed 30. y. Dawson"
and Governor Rogers Of Washington re-
s,,-.d 10 turn over Dawson. who had
Ron apprehended In Washington. Cow
.rnor Budd has taken the matter OF
Granting new extraditlon papers under
adviacment.
Carson day at the state fair brought
90, an Irpmsnae crowd. There were BIZ
rvcie races In the forenoon and horse
r.crs in The afternoon. FRS; event,
milo championship. won by Kelly "
gusauville. Time, 5.42. socond race.
nail. mile. championship. won by ked-
Die of the university. Time. l;oi 2-5.
Thlrd race, mile. for boys, won ~ Com
don OF Verdi In 2;35. Fourth race.
,,niyersity In s.i0 20. s7ve mile cham
ptonshlp won by kcddle IN 1854.
Tbc dret horse race was trutilnE, 2!2i
ciaas mile and rcpuat-rcFgic won.
oubyid second. PEG third. Best tlmc.
2,qs. Second race, seven furlonga,
utr.e--I,out Girl won. Hazard second.
Arrhlc A. third. Time l;alA. Third
race, running. four and half furionFs
Tod Hunter won, Lucky Dan second
Gossip third. Time, $50 seconds
fspurfh race. running. six furlongs-
enort McAiHs.cr won. Silver State Sec
ond. II. a. Flnncgan third. Time i:i6
An effort r. being made % have Brig.
Gen. Miller. who has been ordered TO
command the next expedition to tho
Phliipplnea, made a major general Of
yai,,ntsor.. The officers II the Kansas,
Tennessee and Iowa regiments will to-
day (Friday) send kilograms Ia the con-
rrossmen In their respective states. urg-
Ing them to ask President Mckinley 10
promote Gen. Miller. The going of Gen.
Miller leaves the prualdlu without a
commandant. and II II very likely that
a general officer Will b. sent out from
the Past TO take that place. The APP
poIntrnent II qputhcr general officer viii
also be- requested u the department 10
| ro with Gen. Miller. and thurc II a
probability that the colonel OF one OF
/ The four regiments comprising the ex-
/ peditlon may got the coveted star. Gen.
| Miller has expressed the desire that Col.
/ Funston. OF The Twenticnth Kars1s, be
promoted In case the new general 10
commissioned fnm the troops at san
Francisco.
The steamer Humbolt arrived at Scat
! iie, wash. Thursday twelve days
| from IT, Mlchaels. Alaska. with go
passengers FUN Dawson city. The MT
| jority % them were "chcccharus,
Glad to SO; back 20 civilization. Therc
were only a few who had any gold aust.
David HirnlruhnrF had tho largest
sack. lie toll Purrrr TwiEra th1t he
was bringing out $4,000 spending
monsy. PursCr TwigFa estimates The to-
tai amount q treasure brought down on
thc steamer ai 100000. The troops
tila3 wcre akon up from San Fran
cisco On the Humbolt lon ~ Nj
ciraeia September eth for Rampant
city on the Fteamsr Arnold. The
! A'onmcr Lcuicnaw sailed from ~ Nj
shaos for San Francsico september
iglh with a small passenger list.
| Among the HumboN'a paraeugers
l wcrn A. y. Gardner. who n inicrcsted
with some Chicago people IN the prp-
posed construction ~ n railroad from
Rampart CITY % the coast. and Rob.
ort Moran OF Seattle. who took NJ a
ncrF OF river steamers this summer.