Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-15

from the Sandwich Islands, last even
ing, and Is expected here tomorrow.
The following salt Lakcrs were regis
tered at the Hotel Roberts yesterday:
Orson Rogers, W. 5. Clark. j. II. Bacon,
Frank w. Jennings. w. B. Preston, Geo.
Romney, j. c. Cutler, +. A. Grant ]. j.
Buehler Il. G. Green and wife ana
Robert Hardness.
l.. II. Rodeback, of Cedar Fort, who
was summoned as juror to serve in
the Fourth district court. wrote to
County Clerk Havercamp TO the effect
mat he had more important business In
Idaho, and asked to be excused from
jury service. He has gone to Idaho.
The Eurekn Hin Mining company has
filed for record with the county recor-
der notices of location of the following
mill sites situated in Tintic mining
district: Moon Hill, Ten Pin. Garnet,
Mountain. Godiva. Red Eagle ana
Legal. Thomas McGraw ct al have
mining claim, situated in Silver Lake
mining district.
Judge Dusenberry received n conn
munlcation from Vernal yesterday,
signed by about 100 citizens. setting
forth that uintah county has eight men
confined in the county jail, that they
have to guard the jail, and urging him
TO come to Vernal and hold court. I'm
der the circumstances he has t~cided
to leave for Uintah next Monday ana
VIII arrive there and open court some
time on Wednesday, the 2Ith. The time
to open court there was set for Monday,
the END. so under the present arrange,
ment the session VIII only be delayed
about two days. by reason OF Judge
Dusenberry's failure to return as soon
as he had expected. A civil case which
| he expected to have heard In Wasatch
county next week will be postponed
till after his return from Vernal, unless
he can get some other judge to go there
and try 1t.
| Judge Dusenberry, whose trip to
| Washington was in the interest of Utah
| firms who paid revenue tax on scrip
! in 1880, for the return of which bill
/ has been introduced by Senator Raw
| Inns, is of the opinion that there will
/ be no opposition to the bill He con-
versed with members of the committee
which has the bill under consideration.
| and with members of Congress, giving
! them information in regard to the uses
| and purposes of the scrip, and found Il
unanimous opinion that justice de-
mands the money collected to be re-
turned. The judge has had the matter
! In hand for about three years. and was
instrumental In having the matter pre-
scented through Senator Rawlins. In re-
/ baih W tIt IttilHs III ttt Fast OH lTt
question of war between the United
States and Spain, Judge Dusenberry re-
! ports that the opinion is general that
war is inevitable.
At the meeting held last evening in
the court house for the purpose of or
ganizing company NJ, First Regiment,
N. G. u, there was quite large at
tendance. Col Grant Of the First Regi-
ment was in attendance to swear in
members. Col. j. II. Denhalter was
elected chairman and Bert Twelves sec
rotary. Professor Brlmhall made n
stirring patriotic speech. Captain Wedg-
wood of company NJ also addressed the
meeting. saying that he did not feel to
retire from the militia at the present
time; he did not want any man to
join the company who was not willing,
IL circumstances required. to go to the
front in defensaof his country and II
this was not necessary he wanted the
members to be interested in keeping the
company up to n high standard. The
following were enlisted: T. A. Wedg-
wood. Bert Twelves. Phil Bachman,
Iver NJ. Davies, II. r. Davies. j. w.
Buchi, ID. II. Coray. II. G. Blumenthall
w. S. Holloway. Albert Harding. Geo
A. Williams. Another meeting will be
held in the same place on Thursday
evening for further enlistment.