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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
CHARLES p. WOOLHIsER
Eycs TX ninchIrce

DR.. a. Week manager of the optical
department. of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany, wlli examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially invited to call. je26tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
Fridays Specials.

To make The day unusually interesting we quote special
low prices for to-day Friday that will appeal to every man
and woman within miles of this store.
You are quite familiar with regular low prices on the
items we mention so the savings at todays Fridays, prices
will be apparent at glance
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
90 vs. z.To" no 0re 70 UnuIFseE1 U5.-Za
Watt, RetteW & CLAW.
T'nE
Joseph Brown
STORE.
Great Values
i'm w ash Stu{fs


More and Better patterns Of
Washable Dress Goods have
been shown here this season
than ever before. Naturally,
The selling has been unprece-
dented, and mid-Seas finds
us with a large assortment of
the most popular weaveS in
somewhat broken lots that
must be closed out at once.
An inspection will reveal the
tlnenesS OF the fabric-at very
low figures.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
NEGRO CONFERENCE.
HELD IN HAMPTON NEXT WE'D
NESpAY, THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.

The Hampton Negro Conference for
1899 VIII. as has been announced in
these columns. convene in the Hamp-
ton Normal ana Agricultural Institute
rext Wednesday ut $40 a. m. in n three
days session. Following will be the
order OF exercises:
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 10.
?:40 a. m.-Address of welcome by
Principal IL. T. Frlsscll, OF the Hamp-
ton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hampton. Va.
10 a. m-Reports by the chairmen of
Standing Committees Education. Do
mestic Economy Religious and Moral
Ethics, business and Labor. Vital and
Sanitary Problems. Soldiers Aid As
sociations. Statistics).
11:l0 a. General discussion on re-
ports of committees.
- ma paper by Prof. George w.
Carver, OF Tuskegee Normal and In
dustrial Institute. "A Few Hints TO the
Southern Farmer"
1920 u. m.-General discussion.
p. ma paper by Archibald IT.
Crimke, of Boston. Mass. Modern In
6us;rialism and the Negro Of the United
States Historically Considered"
$50 p. m.-General discussion.
$50 p. MA paper by Rev Richard
Spiller. ID. D.. Of Hampton Va. The
Negro Pulpit ana It's Responsibilities"
$40 y. m.-Cienernl discussion.
THURSDAY, JULY 20
$40 a. ma paper by Lucy G. Laney.
Of Augusta. Ga. The Burden of the
Educated Negro Woman
10 a. m.--General discussion
1880 n. ma paper by Maria L.
baldwin, Of Cambridge Mass. THE
Place of Race CONSCIOUSNESS in the Life
OF the People"
1850 a. M General discussion.
1l:20 a. ma discussion by female
members. The Various Phases of Wo-
mans Work"
sp. ma paper by Harris Barrett, of
Hampton. Va, Negro business Enter
prises OF Hampton, Virginia"
$50 p. m.-General discussion.
$50 p ma paper by Prof. Kelly
Miller of Howard University. Wash
ington, d. c.. The African in the
Aryan World"
$40 p. m.-General discussion.
FRIDAY, JULY 2l.
$40 a. ma paper by w. V. Rich
ards Southern Railroad Land and In
dustrial Agent. The Possibilities for
the Negro in Industrial Pursuits"
10 a. m.-General discussion.
1880 a. ma paper by Prof. W. s.
Scarborough. Of Wilberforce UniveySi-
iy.-Ohio. The Negro in Fiction as
Portrayed and as Portrayer."
IL a. m.-Generai discussion.
1880 a. m.-Report of COMMITTEES on
Resolutions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
L aides Vests, 3 for 1Oc

Our regular SC. Ribbed Vests
nieacilel and UnbIelched Will
be OH SaN to-day, Friday only,
nj , for los.
Oar regular IL lc. Ribbed Vests
silk taped neck and arml,oles-
will he on sale to-day, Friday
only, ii to-. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
EmbroiderieS, &c. a yard.

9o7 yards OF various width, splen-
did quality emhroiierieS, will be
OH sale to-day, Friday only, at
Il. a yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Notion Specials.

Our regular Toe. Box Stationery
Fridays price, 7c. box.
Satin Belt Hose Supporters-all
colorS and sizes-Regularly 25c.
Fridays price, l0c. par.
Large size Pin Cubes Fridays
price, St. each.
Best Brass Pins, 800 Pins to a pa
per-all sizes Fridays price, &c.
A paper.
Cuticura Soap, druggists price 25c.
Our Fridays price, l7c. a cake.
All White Rose Glycerine Soaps
druggists price 25t our Fri
days price, l5c. a cake.
Madame Gair'S Skirt supporters
regularly 25c. FridAy'S price
l0c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Muslin Underwear.

For to-day FRIDAY only we will
put on sale The same unmatch
able bargains that we had on
sale last Monday. 1t ism neces-
>ary to say more.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
TE1e Sc prices for to day only.
NeckWe ar Bars aims.

Regular o5c. new shape White PIX.
Puff Ties Fridays price, l21sc.
each.
Our l0c. White Null Ties-Friday,s
price, , for 2Sc.
Our 25c. White Null Ties-Fri-
days price. lQc. each.
Ladies HenlStltthed White Hand
kerthietS--F Fridays price, 4 for
iOc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
$40 Sewing Machines, Si7 40

The well-known. guaranteed FL
dredGe "B' Sewing Machines
Regularly Sl0-triday's price,
Sl7.iO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Important TO Lllmb6rm6n.

The iIassell Lumber Company. Ply
mouth. y G. incorporated 1923. under spe-
eral Assembly of North Carolina offers
for sale their valuable saw-mill plant and
timber leases OF ash. cedar pine ana
cypress. on the Roanoke river. For full
particulars apply 10
\. o GAYLORD.
lels-Sct Plymouth. y. G.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Mems CSC Drawers, 800 pair

Made of fine quality American Lisle
Thread sizes, 81, 90, IS and 40
Regular 75c. quality, Fridays
prize, 800. pair.
Mems Regular SOC. Belts, with
nickel harness buckles Fridays
price, }9t. each.
The best grade los. Madras Club
TieS-42c, a dozen.
Regular nc. grade silk reck Ties
Fridays price, st. each.
Mems Hemsiit he'd all-pure Linen
flandkerch { S-the l5c. grade
Fridays price, for 25c.
Mems Ribbed Balbriesan Drawers
the 25c. quality, Fridays price,
3for SOC.
Our regular 25c. Hermsdorf Black
SoX, with white SoleS FRIDAYS
price, SC. pair.
i0c grade Roller tit-Eni SuS-
penieyS Fridays price, SC. 4
pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
The I'D. G. u" Sheets, 46c

The best Sheet made equal 10 The
best in Norfolk at SOC. sells
regularly At SOC Fridays price,
4oc. each. Size 0Ox0O inches.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Stocking Bargains.

Children's absolutely fast black
line, medium and wide ribbed
stockings seconds the IS, 10
and CSC. grades - Fridays price,
3 pair for 25c.
ladies' ilcrmSdorf Dye, Pure T.iSle
Thread Stockings some solid
black; others with white heels and
toes both Rembrandt and Rich.
elisu rlhS-our regular SIZE.
grade Fridays price, &c 4 pair.
Odd lot OF Ladies' plaid, fancy and
solid tan Stockings the regular
5719c. and SOC. grades Fridays
price, i9c. 4 pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Norfolk nud vicinity,
WEATHER FORECAST FOR

Unsettled weather, probably showers;
cooler and variable winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

William Rawlns ct als., to Mary A..
Reid ct ais. brick building on lot north
side Of Nivlson street. erected on leased
ground from Mary \. Reid: 5000.
Horace w. Carpenter. Of New York
TO the North Client land Company.
tract of land near Fort Norfolk and the
Elizabeth river. containing upwards of
thirty-one acres; $4,000 and taxes due.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Sun BOune Is Reduced.

Ladies and Chiliren's Sun Bonnets
at Changed prices Tor to-day, Fri
day only, rs follows: The SOC.
bonnetS ii }oc.; the 75c. bonnets
Al SOC; the ST and SIPS bonnetS
At o9c. These prices for Friday
only.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washingt ton. d. c., July IS.
For Virginia.: Showers and cooler
Friday; threatening Saturday; variable
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14

For North Carolina: Showers and
cooler Friday; probably showers Satur-
day; variable winds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
UTAH BEE KEEPERS.

A. tho meeting OF the Utah Bee.
keepers association. held In the Joint
city and county building this mornlna,
the following were elected for the On.
suing year.
Mr. u. =. Loyeaey. president; Mr..
Horne. vice president; n. T. Rhceu. sec.
ond vice president; John n. Fngg. neo-
rctaryi q, T., Jarrett assistant aecre
tnry. After the business of the aaaocia-
ton had been transacted Mr. q. Horne
OF Utah county was recognized and
SPOKE TO some length upon the subject
Of Foul brood In the npiary. SIR.
lovesoy followed and gave considerable
attention TO the important subject u
wintcring tho insects. IIo was super
ccded by SIR. y Foulgcr, who ex.
patlnted ON the style and sligo OF hives
together with the general outlook
among beekeepcrs ~ the state. which
IN his opinion, was very favorable. one
of the most gratifying features of tho
Industry last season, he said. was the
arm demand for Utah honey. The
speaker urged a better organization %
the boekccpers 10 the end that tho
prices OF their product might DO kept
at a standard rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Jolly Roger has been declared ineligi.
bic FOR the Kentucky Derby by aecre.
iary charles y. Price VI the Louisville
Jockey club. s ... 900 ..
John Renreh Of Englcwood. n. D..
cook Tor the Second New Jerscy rcgl.
m'ni, opened the testimony Ia the army
beef Inquiry today.
John W. Bent. president 81 the Ient
Cold Storage Co, died at Chicago today
from nppnplcNy. lie was ~ years of
axe ana was a veteran OF the Mexican
war.
The United States transport steamer
Newport arrived nj Fan Franclnco 20.
day, 70 days from Manila. She brought
II Passengers. most OF whom were Ia.
dies Of the Red croas society.
John =. Graham Of New philadelphia.
o., has received n letter from Congress.
man g, ". ufuHycnor at Washington.
IN which he intlnatcs that he will not
be n candidate for governor u ohio.
Representatives Of I'll the acciden,
Insurance companies doing business In
Arkansas have been notified TO uus-
pend business on account OF the anti.
trust law recently enacted by the leg.
stature.
Frank Griiiin. editor Of the Mary.
vile. NO, Daily i,evicw, was shot and
moftnuy wounded today by g. -. Jesse.
The trouble was over some rcfcrvnce-
made 10 Jesse IN Grfffin'a paper. grlf.
I'm II one ~ tho best known charaeteru
In northern Missouri,
The foaton and Montana properties
81 lutte, Mont, Wrfe turned over 10
Receiver Kinds this morning. Com.
phnf oihcera protested that u was an
Injustice but said thry would submit
% the law, The receiver gave ord,ra
Tor the mines to start up at once.
\ special 10 the chicago Daily News
from W1shlngtnn says. Frlcnda M
Archbishop ireland IN Washington nny
he had accepted the appointment M
one ut lhr cummlaaionefn 10 the dis.
hfmameni conference called 10 meet al
ihe Hague before he lcft Tor Rome.
Despite rctloenco on the part Of the
police, facts became public today which
made u apparent That the New York
IRE, which destroyed thirteen pstrone'
was ~ m incondinry nriEln. letter.
threatening the lives OF tho Andrrus
family aud the ohlldron OF Mr.. 81
John were found,
England won tho international foot.
ball championship NJ Hirminsham.
England, today by score OF Z 10 4
There was an Immense crowd present.
scotland did not acure up to half time
but after hard struggle mannp.i 10
secure goal In the second half Fms.
lana ala not score In The second half.
In anticipation " one Of the best
seasons california has experienced for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

many years the Southern paciac ~,
road company has ordered tbre. ,r'ill-
sand new freight cars and thi,,y .s.
locomotives The shops are r,,nn,,., ~,
force and within short time The ~. ,ul
pay. '"''easei
An official telegram 10 BerlIn f..
the Herman consul at Apla. ss,nsl"
dated March a. says minor coli1si..
are daily occurring and that tho h,,as
hardment continues. The dlapa,e,.
adds "Tanu yesterday was apnnln,es
King nv Mulinuu by the other rc,,.,,,ui
anu commanders. business Il N,
stnndstill. Al the ahops have -
closed since March i5." 'h
The discoveries OF copper orr. r...
salisbury, N. G.. at the unlon 81,
MINES are exciting Intense Interest ana
claims are made that the supply Mn
epual the famous Calumet and Heeia
.hi anaconda miner. According 10 u
=, Newman tho mining engineer, an i'm,
nense vein OF gold and copper hcnfin,
orc runs Tor over half n mile from a
to 100 feet tnck Of the surface. -
The exchange Of ratlncntions Of ,ho
treaty OF peace between spain and NJ.
United States. signed at Paris, Nil
probably take place In Waghinnt,1
next week and that ceremony viii h.
Followed by n proclamation by presl.
dent Mckinley officially Announcer,
the close of the war with Spaln and fh.
resumption Of friendly relations. rom.
mercial and otherwise. between the two
countries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

ated the statement Of his father The
main witness was q. W. Vance who
lives on Eighth West between Ninth
and Tenth south streets He said the
defondnnt lived In the rem 81 his
place and on the night Of March ith,
about o'clock. he saw the accused
leave the place In n wagon. Witness
passed Mr.. Lambcrt's place soon after
and noticed nat the wire gate was
down and heard someone handling hay.
\ few moments later he returned and
saw that the gate was up. and noticed
hay rtrcwn along the road. lie stated
further that he saw Grice near Eighth
West the same nlEht with wagon load
" hay, and that he unioaded the ha,
vt his place.
The evidence for the defense was Of
very nhadowy character. Griccs' moth
cr aworc shc bought the hay from
NirH. Smith, but upon being questioned
closely. admitted that II was last fail
when she made the purchaHe. The Jury
was out only three minutes and brought
In verdict Of guilty no charged. Judge
Nelson rcntenced uricc to six months
In the county Jail. lie has served one
other term In the Pen" three times In
the county JAIL aud has been the guest
of FOL Kimball on divers occasions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
BUSINESS NOTES.

The main Interest In financial circles
during the week has bou1 conferred IN
the operations OF the Utah sugar COM
pany. The atockholders' meeting oc-
currtd on the 9Th. and a new board 81
directors was elected. made up %
strong business men u the communi-
~. whose names are allied with the
success u other prominent institutions.
The payment " the % per cent stock
dividend was made on the same date
as the meeting. and there have been
many transactions In the stock. most
Of them dating before a. dividend, the
highest point reaching 10 SIC per share.
there have been several rniea recorded
since the dividend at figures reaching
from ~ to tis. but na there arr several
small blocks quoted for sale at flii"
that figure may be- taken NJ n fair
Indication Of the real condition 81 the
mhrtet lirokcfn say that steady
advance may be looked Tor a. the next
dividend period npronshua. June sVth.
when the regular auartcfly payment
viii be made on the new Issue Of the
stock.
one of the features OF the week has
been the climb In the stock u the First
National Bank OF ogden. this instltu-
ton has always paid large dividends
regularly. and for some time the stock
remained stationary at $3.50 per share.
The easy money market ~ the past few
months. however. has induced q lively
hunt for this particular stock, and sales
have been recorded at tisg per share
during the week
Y. g. N. I. IL now quoted ox.dividcnd.
at 4i2s per share. the dividend II pay
able the 18th 10 Stockholders 81 record
on March 18th. II seems a. be- generally
conceded among the brokers that the
stock viii ruach tho old ngure ~ ante
panic days. that u, fiii per share, be-
fore the next dividend period. which 10
In october.
Gales of other stock were recorded
during the week NJ folioWai state
Hank Of Utah. tiCs. Home Fire.
$50. Utah Commercial and Savings
hank. 800. Dessert ssyinss bank. sos.
Coop Wagon n Machine company has
been greatly sought after at fii2, but no
shares can be coaxcd from their hiding
places.
May being the dividend month of the
Dcscrrt National bank that stock has
begun another march upward. sales
being recorded at isic pr share.
The eastern financial papers continue
10 TEEN with notices ~ the swelling
volume Of business In the great money
centrrn. the hank clcarinEa Of the whole
cOuntfy'fof the week ending last nlfht
were nearly % per cent heavier than
those OF the same week In isgs.
Inquiry Il often made In Salt Lake
for stock " the thriving Lehi com-
ncrclai a Savings bank. The stock
pays per cent and stands at ,i02 per
share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
SATURDAY, APRIL z, 1890

II. ". Ailiston. etc. vs. G. II. Kraft;
penalty on section 1901.
Harold Carlisle vs. Tribune Publishing
company. libel
A. II. Child Va CLARK ct al. receivers.
DAMAGES.
Strawberry Valley Cattle Co. vs.
y. y. Nash. trcapass.
Strawberry Valley Cattle Co. vs.
Ben Argyle. trcspass
X. ". Watson " Clark ct al. receiv-
crr. etc. damages.
conrlomcratc Mining Co. Va r. H.
Jones ct nj. damages.
John &. finra w Oregon Short Lane
II. II. Co ct nj: blackiistinT.
Crown Point Mining co. w ontario
Silver Mining Co.. damages
The Nevada Co. W. Phiio T. Farms
worth.
Wells. Fargo a Co w Emanuel Kahn;
money demand.
Alexander McKcndrlek W. De In
Mars Mines Co. damages.
strawberry Valley Co. !. NJ. Thomas
ct al. trcspass No. 29t.
J. 9. Gage VI bingham Gold Mines
Co. damages.
Postal Telegraph CO. W Union Pact
&c u. H.. mandamusi returned Med
Feb. 20.
Joseph n. Smith ct nj W Salt Lake
city; damages.
H. ". Cianiln CO. " Fred Simon.
money demand. In default.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
GRICE IN SAFE KEEPING.
win Steal No More Harness for Some
Tlme.

The people Of Salt Lake City, and
vicinity can now retire TO their cots nj
night with GONE degree OF assurance
that when they arise In the morning
and prepare 10 take drive, or haul
their merchandise home. aa the ease
may be, their harness. iap-rohcH, ana
other similar articles viii appear In
their accustomed places, The reason
for all this, VIII appear obvious 10
those acquainted with tho facts In the
case.
Samuel Grlco. whose penohnnt for
borrowing" miscellaneous articles
but more particularly equine apparel
wiz have to restrain his desire 20
"take' for NJ least six months-ln the
county Jail
The outlook for him IL certainly un
envlablo Yesterday afternoon he was
convicted on the charge Of stealing hnv
from the place of Mr., George .. Lam.
bert az Sixth West and Tenth south
streets. and three more complaints arc
lodged against him. one for petlt lar.
cuny and two Tor burglary. Grire md
his wife, Mary grlce, Will be tilod In
Judge Sommcr's court on the latter
charge next "Wednesday al o'oclrk.
Yesterday afternoon sam was tried
for hny-atealing. In Justice Nisison's
court before Jury composed of Henry
Van Allstyn, l Hrockbnnk, Geo. Ing.
ham and David Leadbottcr Attorney
ounier prosecuting and j. n, Smith foI
the defendant, only three witnesses
were called by the prosecution. Oeo. q.
Lambert, the complainant, testified
that on the night Of March, the ilth.
800 pounds 81 hay was stolen from MA
place. and that he followed the trnckh
~ the wagon by the marks OF hay. from
his place To Eighth West. Lester
Lambert next testified. ana corrobor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

suprem. oour, Decision In . weber ceun,y

Tho Supreme court delivered an opin.
Ion today In tho case of q. J. stillwcii
W The Peoples building. Loan and
savinT association. appellant. rcvcra-
Ink The cause. with directions 20 the
trial court to permit amendments To the
plcaiinga aud upon a failure to do 20.
dlsmlfs the suit.
plaintln IN the second district court 10
recover from tho defendant the sum 81
500 upon a paid NJ stock certificate In
the defendant association,
The court below found In favor OF
plaintln. when defendant appealed.
The. certificate provided trat plaintiff
imlshi withdraw the sum q $500 at any
time after three ycara, The bylaws
provided likewise At that time hut We're
Afterwards amended. When piRintin
made a demand for the 100 he was told
that b. would have e. walt aud that
the amount would be allowed IN ia
regular order. Not caring 10 wait
plalh,ln hreuEht suit TO recover the
Tho court finds that the funds 81 the
association available for the payment
OF such n claim u condition prrco-
dent 10 the right 81 recovery. Tho
debt. the court further holds. was not
due until money had been received by
the association TO apply on such claims,
and no counc u action arose. until such
a contingency happened. The plaintifI
did not nllcEo bad faith or fraud
against the association and IN the ab.
scnce " ~. the court holds. he should
have alleged and proved the existence
% funds which could have been app
piled In payment Of the debt. bcforu
rcnoriinE 10 an action NJ law.
The opinion II by Chief Justice iiartch
and 4 eoncurfcd In by Justice Miner
and Justice Daslin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
Latest Move Of Property Owners on
East South Temple Street.
NEW PROCEEDINGS BEGUN.
Are Determined 60 Prevent Con.truc.
ton of Road sia.t OF
* street.

That John Dcrn and other owners
street. east u 4 street. are dlamctfi-
caliy opposed to the construction OF a
street eat line along that thoroughfarc
IL q fact pretty generally known. but
when the recent Supreme court Dc cision
on the ease was handed down every
body thought the nEht was over and
that the road would be built. anyway.
The supreme court decided that the
property owners, bcing strangers to the
contract between the city and street
railroad company. had no rights In the
pfemlsrn II was also held that
the street railroad company had not
forfeited any % ita rights and that all
defaults on It's part, up to the date Of
the last franchise. had been waived ~
the ftate for falling 10 move In the
matter ana Judicially declare forfeit
ure.
Today the State Of Utah. on the tc.
latinnship of John Dorm. David Keith.
T. u. Jones. Theron tedden and ~. ".
Mcmillan. Instituted quo warrnnto pro-
cce'iinrn against the city Rhiiroad
company.
The complaint. among other things.
alleges that the defendant company.
under It's articles ~ Incorporation. has
no lawful right 20 construct the line
referred 10. having several years ago
abandoned and waived IN. same to the
state when II was Territory.
u " further alleged that the defend
ant company has wiifully mlaussd the
authority conferred upon II by IT,
ofisinal articles Of Incorporation by fall.
inv 10 exercise the right 60
construct the road while ~ right 60 do
20 existed. II II also ALLEGED that tho
defendant company expressly repre-
scented 20 the city Council and the
owners Of property on the street that
u had given M the idea Of building the
line and gave other assurances that NJ
ruad would b. constructed east ~ y
street. Plaintiffs further niiege that
the contemplated extension ID for no
public good. that there Il no need or
necessity Tor u ami that the sole pur.
pose OF the defendant II TO injurc ~
competitor, the Rapid Transit COM
plny, which has "A ear line parallel 10
east South Temple street. u IL also set
out that the people residing on the
street do not want additional street
car facilities and that " the conNtruc.
tlon l. proceeded with u will damage
the ahuttlng property nwnnrr. In rrnta
and value. to the extent of more than
tiG0.O0o.
upon the Ming Of nm Undertaking In
the sum 81 fi.0o0, Judge cherry signed
n restraining order preventing the de-
fcndant company from further pro.
ceedinH with the building 81 the road,
and citing Il 10 show cause on Monday
next.