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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-07
Taken undsr Ad,l..m.ni.

The ease Of Walker Bros, " william
Calder Il al was tried befor. Judge
'hefry yesterday ana taken under adj.
vlromcnt.
Thi- was an action brought TO recoy.
or cash register or for fi25. liz nj.
legged value. The property was taken
by calder on the authority OF an exo.
entlon Issued upon a Judgment obtained
hy a't'ndant. H. X. Block and com.
The defense was denial Of PLANTING
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Demise Of Japanese cause. the Escape Of
M Audience.

Seattle. Wash. Feb 7.--Advices from
the Orient state that the death Of the
Japanese princess. Sandnnomiya, prob
ably saved the lives ~ hundreds 81
theatcr-gocrs ut osnkh. Janpnn. The
ununccd when the show at the kahuk
thcatcr was about half through and q
Immense audience slowly filed out,
They'wer hardly clear of the building
when namea broke out In the third
story and soon reduced the building to
nshes. a strong wind was blowing ut
tho time and the nrcmcn could do
~ them were seriously Injured In their
"1orts. II wns one of the finest build
inga In Osaka.
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treated by Miss Gertrude Sampson.
"A Pen Picture" waF'the title ~ an ea-
say by Miss Laura Foster. In II she
gave n history OF remarkable interest.
detailing some Of the leading events In
the life Of President George q. Cannon.
Songs and the way Of teaching them
In the Sunday school, by Miss Mabel
Cooper. was n suggestive and practical
exposition Of an important matter by n
lady Of note ns teacher and vocalist.
She advocated teaching all the children
10 sing without the use Of the books.
memorizlng the songs. by n practice 90
ten minutes ~ every session.
chna. Ii Hyde spoke concerning the
things that help and hinder In the sun
day school.
Miss Neille Wallace gave n "Pcn
Picture" II WIS model essay In
choice and eloquent language. paying n
warm tribute " praise and affection a.
superintendent McI.achian.
Veteran Thomas ". Woodbury. made
some remarks In reminiscent vein.
after which President George q. Cam
non spoke briefly. expressing his pntis-
faction with the program ANA his np-
probation ~ the efforts ~ Sabbath
school workers.
During the banquet which followed
a model supper ~ the utmost dellcncy.
delicious and artistic and plenty Of it..
toasts wer. offered Or responses made
by the following persons. Edith snmp-
son. Geo. " Scott Edith MrLcliand
Liliy Mciachlan, Hose Thumas. ucu.
liowies. Julia Mckenzie. y. n. Paul.
ThomaH 6. Uriggs. Richard y. Horne
and W. ~ Foster. Henry Wallace
acted aH master ~ the banquet. Hong-
ana other amusemsnts fiilci IN the
evening. the most notable being n
beautiful duet. by Mr.. Foster and Miss
Cooper. composition of Evan
Stcphena.
The whole AFFAIR was well planned
and tasteful. and the evening was one
of perfect enjoyment Elegant prp-
grams. finely hRnd-written. and cNnuis-
itely hand painted. with rego-ililcs.
palms. etc on the outside. were given
a. souvenirs TO al present
others present were tho Misses
Thorn. the Misses Mcf.achinn. tho I
Misses james. Mrs Cannon aud Mr.
Lambert. and Mcarrn Thomas Adams. !
T. H. Woodbury.. y y. Cowicy. -. N. I
Snarr and Arthur Day.
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NARROW ESCAPE.

MARROW Cummings and his wife who
reside on Capitol mn. had narrow es-
cape from serious injury. n not death.
this morning. by the explosion of u
water Jacket. Mr. Cummings turned
the water IN hlr hpure last night. f"nr-
IN. " would freeze but some must have
been left In the pipes. for when a flrc
VAS kindlcd In the range this morning
the water Jacket exploded with terrific
force. blowinE the range into atoms. a
piece Just grazing Mr. CumningH
head and INJECTING scalp wound. and
another piece smashing through the
Kitchen door. Mrs. Cummings. who
stood over the stove. strangely enough
escaped without n scratch. This should
serve nH warning 20 people who have
had water pipes frozen during the pres
cnt cold snap.
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An amendment TO the article. n, A., h.
corporation at the Apcx Mining and
Mnllhs company was filed with the
secretary of stnto today. II proyldes
Tor the Increase of the comnhny's can't /.
uillsntinn, fiNing the amount M Sgs sOo
WIN shares Ht ~ cents ench. Tho
treasury stock ~ the company consists
90 N,opp shares which are 60 be- piar1. 1
W ~ the treasury as n working fund
npeN group OF claims known ms The
Uncle Zen, Uncle Joe and Henderson
.iluhied IN the Tintic mining dlstrlot
Ihe leate expires October ist. 1900
LOWS e. Doty " president and NJ. -.
HoMlett. aocrelnIy.
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DECLARED BANKRUPT.

II. J. Moriensen of spanish Fork,
who Med petition In voluntary bank.
ruplcy last week, was declared bank
rupt BY Judge Marshall today
An order was made IN the bank.
Iupicy division NJ tho Federal CONT
lat evening diFchnrginE James Iyer.
tcn Of ogden from an his obligations
MI lttrfon ~ the third 10 be dis.
charged by the court since the law wan
IafHfd
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Utah & Pacific Reports on the
Progress Il is Making West.
INCORPORATION IN NEVADA.
.. In the Interest OF the ia P.-Coio.
rsdo Line. Open Other
Railway News.

The Utah A Pacific RAILROAD COM
pnny today completed a contract with
the Pacific Express company ;o handle
the express over It's line. wells. Fargo
q co.werc also bidding for the contract.
but II was given to the Iaclnc E,pr.ss
after n short tussle. II was partly On
this business that Acting supcrintend-
ent ana Traffic Manager West cane up
from tho line yesterday. Mr. West,
whom seen today. said that everything
was going on smoothly and that n con.
siderable amount Of freight vas heing
handled over the road. The now town
or Lund II NJ present the terminus ~
the traffic department. ana was sr,w.
Ing up like Jonaha rourd. Tho run-
struction gang IN out between 10 and
=, MILES. ana WORKING with viii. cons
HidefinE the number Of mon employ cd.
The now Incorporation. which was
MED nt carson. Nevada, by A. =. Cleyc.
land and other parties connected with
the prckon fhnrt Line TO build an ex-
iention To the Utah and Pacific
through Lincoln county Nevada. to the
coast, " said 10 be a protective inc0r-
p"riiiun. The Southern Pacific sur
yeyors were driving their stakes along
the old Iiiide, which extends through
tho county. Tie Utah and Pacific pco-
pie held the grade from Milford Go the
Nevada state line. but no further. and
another Incorporation had TO be made
under the laws OF the state Of Ne ada
70 hold the workings In that state
According Ia the agreement entered In.
10 by tho Utah and Pacific with the
Snort line. the first named company
were 10 use the grade for which cer-
tam concessions wcrc made 10 the orig
nal company. In the event OF the line
being put through 10 the coast. the
sam" arrangements would hold good,
hence the ettlon of the short Line In
NhhinE to make assurance duubiy
SURF and control the grade.
Mr.. West said this morning that
there was no question but the line
would be pushed through TO the coast,
but that when the work began upun
the other side Of the t'ttn. Nuvnia
state line. u would BE- the Ju,h 4 Pa
ciic company which would huild The
road. Nothing definite II known no ~
the time the work on the othnr va. ~
tho state line will commsi,,. AZ the
opening OF spring when nuinclcnt Ties
AMI cihcf supplies can be- Not IN tho
scene OF road building. the gangs viii
b. Increased and II II thought that tho
road VIII be- at the new town of rVada
by the last % April or the nrst Of May.
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AVALANCHE INCORPORATES.

Articles ~ incorporation Of The
Avalanche cold Mining q Milling com
psny were nled with the county clerk
today by James y. Phillips, a. Parker
Norton, William N. Morgan. August
stein aud l.. IA. Gray. AN Of Salt Lake
'tty. The amount ~ the capital stock
]. hNed ~ 1880, divided into 10000
shares NJ the value Of Q cents each. Tho
c0mpany'H property consists of the
Avalanche and Mary Jane mining
claims, situated on what h known M
Enmai llilL In the Little Cuttonvonl
district. q. T.. Norton ~ president. ].
y Phillips Vice. president and August
Stein SECRETARY and treasurer.
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rnn oLp rxcnANor.
An.ruoou CAN condac,rd by tho Parent
Institation.

ON the Old exchange this afternoon
Lower Mammoth wnr the center OF at.
traction, the stock commanding con-
siderable attention. although at dcclln-
ing quotations. one sale Of this stock
alone amounted 20 400 shares. which
found takers at figures ranging from
~ 10 si cents. Morcur made a sale at
seas and Mammoth az seilis. while
dnlcna did business az 81 cents ana
Ajax found taker at n. For listed
stocks Sunshine was the last SELLER the
stock going al s. cents.
BUSINESS OF THE CALL.
Sales were made as follows;
Ajax. 100 n N.gl,
Gnlcna, 600 a Gle. 100 a 6likc.
Mammoth. 100 q t2,iiis.
Mercur, 200 ~ tGib
Lower Mammoth, 700 "a 9sc: AGO II
dc; 700 n pi'Ac 900 n 9iac.
Sunshine, 100 n Csc
liill Nye, 1000 n &c.
liustpn-pc Ia Mar 1000 q alEc.
Frisco, 800 "a ihc.
Golden Eagle, 1000 a. 9c.
Joe bowers Extension, 900 u use.
Triumph, 1000 " Ice
Manhattan 1000 u 70.
sunbeam 900 ~ 3lc.
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Right to be Tried by a Jury Of
Twelve in Supreme Court.
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Comes Up On an Application for writ
OF Mandate Directed Against Judge
tssrs-isariy Decision Expected.

The refusal Of Judge Charles II. Hart.
sitting IN the place or Judge Norrell in
tho criminal branch OF the Third dis
ttict court. TO cmpanci jury OF twelve
In the Morris bribery case came up for
argument before the Supreme court to.
day. Attorney General Bishop and
County Attorney Putnam appeared In
behalf Of the state and Judge Loot
borrow represented the defendant. The
court took tho case under ndyiscmcnt.
but AN early decision IL looked for.
Morrls's alleged offcnse was commit
ted prior to statehood. The State Con-
Etitu,ion provides for jury OF eight
court OF the United States has held that
the law providing for trial by jury
OF eight II cx-post facto as TO all Of
lenses committed to statehood and that
n conviction hereunder was a nudity.
When the Morris case was called at the
last term Of court the question: Have
the courts authority In law TO empancl
n Jury OF twelve Ind proceed to the
trial OF such casss7' was discussed,
Judge Hart holding that n did not.
lhe Stht" then commenced proceedings
In mandamus 10 compel Judge Hart to
empanei Jury OF twelve and proceed
with the trial.
Today's arguments were on the
questions NJ To whether mandamuH
was the proper remedy and Gun Jury
OF twelve be cmpanellcd.
OTHER CASES ARGUED.
The case of Salt Lake County Va the
state board Of Equalization was also
before the court County Attorney Put
nam appeared Tor the plaintiff and At.
torncy General bishop for the defend
ant board. Plaintiff seeks by proceed
lngs In mandnmus to compel the de-
PENDANT 10 rcnpportion the rolling stock
ut the Rio Grandc Western. oregon
Short Line and Utah Central railroads:
In accordance with supreme Court
opinion rendered some months ago.
The other caFc argued was Eliza
warren ct al. appellants. w Theodore
Robson ct nL Justice Miner being dis
qualified District Judge a. n. cherry
sat IN hls stead
a motion was made 10 dismiss the
case of Perry A. Thomas w the city
Of Srtingyillc. appellant. on the ground
that the respondent had not perfected
hlf appeal. The matter WIS taken un-
der advinemcnt
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Live Stock Agent Gregory ~ tho
Denver a Rio Grande came IN this
morning from southern Utah. lie re-
ports cold weather and but little snow
south 81 Mnnu shippers are holding
OF from sending cattle east until there
u no danger Of their being blockaded
on the way.
\ west bound train over the u. ~. w.
brought back a goodly number OF pass
nengerH who were snow bound az Glen
wood Springs, Among tho number were
Vests Minstrols who left tho city last
week for the EAST via the u. q, W. and
the Midland. They win be forwarded
10 Denver over the n, u.
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and 9Th avenue. facing Central park.
and II In said that the material Of the
exterior win be white granite.
THE newly elected senator was IN
Paris last spring and made a special
study If Parisinn architecture.
Mr.. CLARK wanted home after the
French style
Tn house win be ~ the general louis
Nil style. but 20 modified ns To be- 1T
lie different from modern French. Its
dimensions win be approximately COX
inoSi60. and II Will probably be hve
stt rios hlah.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS.
seventh Ward Banquet and Soclable
~ the Home of the Superintendent.

A fine banquet and sociable, for the
teachers ~ the seventh ward sunday
Hchupl Of this city, was giyon last night
~ the home Of the superlniendcnt. VIM.
Mcl.achlau.
Among the numbers on the program
several were " special excellence. The
superintendent spoke ON the past, pros-
ent and future ~ the school. relating
significant ana interesting facts during
his connection with II for third ~
century.
The sunday school ns AN auxiliary to
tho home, was theme pleasantly
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
New Police and Fir. mn introduced
Amended University NH Considered.

$50
The House settled down TO heavy
work nj $3.50 this afternoon immedi-
ately after the disposition OF the usual
preliminary routine. Al chat time II.
II, No a. by Cummings. the University
removal blll was taken up under the
special order Of the day. The bill FOR
the past few days has been In the
hands of the associate committees ON
education ana art from the Senate aud
House. Some Important changes We're
made IN order TO comply with the Con-
stitutional requirements In relation 10
the manner Of raising the necessary
means. In order that there might be
no conflict or possibility Of suspicion
or lllegnlity, section : OF the bill WAS
., drawn,
Harris OF Weber presented the claim
of Albion Allen against the state Ia
the sum OF siysl0 for amount Of over
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Judge Cherry today continued Tho
case Of John +. cahoon ct al, etc. "a
hrlFham H. West Ct al until 10 a. m.
tomorrow,
IN the case OF Moses Hallet vs. l.. A..
Kelsey et al a motion was granted Ia.
day by Judge Cherry allowing Tho
name Of Kate u. Gillespie 10 be- in-
serted In the decree.
Judge Hllos went To Ogden TODAY
hut VIII return this evening and hold
court tomorrow.
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Los Angeles. cal. Feb. 1.--ArrnnRe-
mentn have been completed by which
a new passenger ana freight steamer
service viii b" inauEuratcd between
southern California ana ports on the
west coast Of Mexico and Central
American. The n.v line ~ known m
the Mexican Coast steamship com
pany. chartered under the laws ~
Mexico ana to run under the Mexican
nag. The boatr are TO carry Mexican
ana United States malls and n compile
ment OF Mexican cadets or marines.
the vefrel IN reality 10 form part OF
the Mexican auxiliary navy.
The father OF the enterprise n Cap
tain a. u. Smith of this city, n vet.r-
an Pacific mail navigator. lie says
the company VIII start with six clyde
buiit steamers. each Of i.N0o tons not
capacity. Connection Will be made with
the Ward line OF steamers 10 New
York VIA the Tehauntepcc railroad.
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ON THE new EXCHANGE.
sale. OF uo.,oa-Dc ia MAR, lsow.r-
Extension, Martha Washington.
Monarch aud Tciro.

Members Of the new exchange assem-
hled at O'Clock this afternoon and at
tended 10 business. which. however W
10 press time. was rather light. Fig
urea remained quite frm. but sales
were not ~ active NJ heretofore. al
though the indications were that u
would become more lively during the
call. Quotations were posted IN fol-
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TME nAY,s sALEA.

up 10 press time saloa were made AZ
follows;
noston-ne In Mar. 1000 NJ eGc.
Joe Bowers Extension, 900 az IKE.
$500 nt liiac.
Martha Washington. 600 at is4.c.
Monarch, 5000 az 2kc.
Tctrn, 600 nt ilLc,
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Hen Schwab II suing the Frisco
Mining and Milling company To recover
1900 shares of stock IN the defendant
COMPANY. sold for N. non-payment of
an hHssfsment. The stock IL alleged ~
BE- worth ai.iOo. Plaintiff allegcH that
the beard OF directors which levied the
assessment failed TO take the required
oath ~ oiiicu and that It's action in
hNNlng an nfsesrmcnt was consequent
Is Illegal
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Tho High Council NJ the Salt f.at,
stake of Zion VIII meet In regular sss.
sion tomorrow "wednesday At 40 b.
~.
\ full attendance Of tho member, IL
requested.
The Third ward Of this city Ia about
TO commence "a series Of eutcrtnln.
ments. the proceeds OF which viii b. for
the benefit Of the meeting house. Tho
frHt VIII be given on next Friday even.
Ing. the 10th Inst The program viii
consist Of music, dancing. and prize
cake-walk. RcfrcnhmcntH will BE- on
hand. All nrc looking forward 10 a
most enjoyable time.
MISSIONARY PARTY.
\ benefit VIII be given In the Eighth
ward assembly hall at 7!aO o'cinek
Wednesday evening. Feb. :. 1880 com.
pllmontnry Co Elder VIM. Lovoday,
who II about to depart on n mission 10
Great Britain. The program II "a fol.
lows
song .,...... 900. Miss Winnie Oakley
Fancy dance ...s.... .... Miss Fontnn
Rccitntlon .... Mrs blanche Thnmhs
PIANO selection ...... Miss Jennie Sands
Duet -. ....Master and Miss Peterson
htcltntinn ss..stsssssssss. June Mathis
Duet see. ...irfne and Gertrude Kelly
song .ss.. .s,.,sss.s.. ..Eldor loveday
nohlo holo sss,. ...s.. ...Prut johnson
song ssssss sssss ....ss s...E1iln fihs
nccltnuohs.s 'ss..s.s.ssss j. j, walton
.ohR 49,. '... ss... .....ssss MI. Pol
Mandolin selection ......W VIM. Maxwell
'oinic song .,.s,. ..sss.Wm. Mcdonald
Duet ......,,.. ...... Youngbcrg Sisters
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PROMOTION or R. W. YOUNG
wsIor Nounr .. Then 20 b. Made
Lieutenant Colonel. says presi.
dent wetiai-j.
sneeInl 10 ,he pc.ercl New,.

Special 10 the Dcaerci News.
Washington. u. g.. Fob. s.-srnaior
ilawlina saw President Mckinley and
General iioynton. chairman ~ the
army promotion board. this morning.
aud was told that the matter ~ tho
promotion ~ Major Young Ind not
been reached yet. but was assured that
be- promoted to be lieutenant colonel,
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ISAAC nrssELL.
PETER ANDERSON.

Private Peter Anderson. O; Battery n
Nv slightly wounded. lie In AGED 70, and
was born In Denmark His present
residence " I,lchncl1. Utah. His moth
or ~ Mary Anderson. Denmark. lie ~
unmarried
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CLEARING n0TSE EEf0lII.

Salt Lake city. Feb. :. 1899
Ioday's elearings .,.., .........tiisi0)
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NfN""N ~ NV s''f f'F-f ''fNff' 'f''f' -
examiners.
NEW POLICE AND FIRE BILL.
Stewart introduced n. Is. No. a tby
requesD. An act authorizing cities OF
1900 or more inhabitants TO create a
police department and n FIRE DEPART
ment. maintain and control the same.
and transferring the property of the
present police ana fire departments IN
said cities over and 60 the Mayor and
city Council OF said cities respectively.
aud repeating chapter LNXIii Laws Of
Utah. isgd"
n. u. No. - was introduced By Law.
"an act TO amend section 350S Of the
revised statutes OF Utah. iSes. relating
TO injuries 10 trees"
n. ~. No. -. was also introduced
by Law. an act 10 amend section 1850
Of the revised statutes OF the state
OF rtah. ises, relating TO trcspass and
injuries to property"
". H. No. No was introduced by
chrisiinnsen. IAN act relating to barb
wire fences"
n. -. 40. 81 was introduced by
Chriatinnsen. ian act providing Tor the
Inspection of horses. cattle and sheep
by the conEtablea Of the various pre-
clncta before the shipping ~ horses.
cattle and sheep be permitted upon
any railroad within the state Utah"
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Use the Royal Bread. It's heaithful
anu noarishing. Ask your grocer for Il.
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SPECIAL RATES Ar u. &. m. 4
ALL WEEK

From Monday. Feb. 6. Now Wash
Goods. Prices lower than ever.
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mid territorial ana district school
iaves IN the year 1899, State board OF
examiners.
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WILHELM =. GOODMAN.

Private Wilhelm \. Goodman IN the
other ariilleryman Killed, He was
native Of liognneHs, Sweden, and en-
listed IN this city AZ the axe OF 20. lie
LETT "a record here ~ the nearest ~ his
KIN being Dodmon Johnson. OF Orna-
katt, HoFaneHH. Sweden.