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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
Problem Confronting WestcrnR Roads
is Lack Of Working Men.
UNABLE TO HANDLEFRElGHT


ono of tho most serious questions
that Is seemingly confronting wrficru
railroads ut the prtacnt time IL scarf
city of labor From many SECTIONS 81
the country word COMES that busincss
D. ued ny. and that the roads are
unable a. handle tho freight that L.
pouring in. train hands are being
worked until ne. they claim. Is almost
a burden and a spirit OF widespread
disqualification IL manifest In many
places.
a well known railroad man stated
20 tho "Ncwa' today that tho r0ads
wCrc holding nut almost every possible
mduc-mont TO got mcn, hut without
guccors.
"a seems" said he. that men are
making nm vfoft TO 1ieor clear % the
railroads: thoy don't want that Mud nf
employment. 4 Arso amount N frrlght
ln 90 the present tlmc sl1e-trnckcd nt
ogden and CANNED be- moved for tho
Single reason that there are no mon
. 10 move H.
Tho gentleman further stated that
most u the accidents Of recent ocCur-
renee wsfe due to the fact that too
much work vas crowded Upon the train
hands. and not lnfrequently "a coniluc-
tor or brakeman will drop on to slccp
While on duty.
The reason given by the mon Is that
tn. wages paid are 10 low that em-
pldycs seek other classes ~ labor.
Recent events IN local shops clearly
show that the employees do not feel that
they ATE married 10 their jobs" II
seems that new foreman carpenter
was Imported from Chicago not long
since. who has certain ideas about the
saving Of time, tu-Wlt. that the work.
fnent uf this order came near ending
IN a ftflkr, and the trouble was only
overcome by the order being rcrclndrd.
u ~ predicted that unlcsa something
" done to cuuutcrnct the present trend
of Affairs the outcome VIII be OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
DIR. BEATTY RETURNS HOME
Found Eighteen Cases OF Smallpox In
Sanpctc County.

Dr. T. u. beatty. secretary Of the
State board 81 health. returned homo
laht night from shnpctc county. where
he went 10 investigate tho smallpox
epidemic ana give advice 60 the local
board, In all he found eighteen caHeH.
rnne 81 them uf what may be- conaid.
cred really malignant type lie re-
ports that everything possible Il being
done to prevent the spread N the dis
ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

hozemnn. Mont. Nov. sf.-GcorE,
Thompson. prominent ranchman. dis.
appeared on Monday evening while on
th' road TO his ranch, eleven miles north
or thln place. Foul play ~ suspected
aa he had but recently sold large crop
or srain for q a.ci price. lie left
town early In the evening and hia team
was found close 10 hia ranch the ncxt
morning OF daylight. and In tho rl.y was
iur coat ana cap badly slaahcd. Thcrc
" no clue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
MYRTLE LODGE ENTERTAINMENT

The Myrtle lodge No. entertained lts
Ir'his ~ good fashion last night nt
casio Hnl The order OF the evening
was music, Refreshments and card plnv-
hH, The program was as follows:
finnn duct Mrs, N, Il, Motion ana
Jack Derkhool
Piano solo. Miss Ray.
Solo "old Folks at Home" Miss clio
Blood,
Recitation, "spartncus 10 the qlaBln-
tort" Alex Mol.nrty.
Tenor solo, Fred Butter.
Recitation, Casey at the Bat" wal
demnr Young.
Plano solo Mira, II. n. Melton.
Soprano solo, Mrs. Kate bridewell An.
defnOn.
Recitation. Mr.. Dave Doty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

The Chicago Tribune today says; In
order 60 avoid the necessity of bring
inF ears that nro ON Tar western lines
to Chicago or -. Louis Tor rcpalrr. the
Pullman Palace Car company Intends
10 secure shops In Denver In which To
DO the work, Vice President Wickcs.
denernl Supt Carson and several other
officials Of the company are now IN
Denver nsgutlatlng Tor tho purchase ~
suitable repair shops. John & Runnclls.
attorney for the company, said tho
company had no Intention Of building
ears IN Denver
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zoni made answ,r. 80
rest assured We phtsisit..s' hoi.tisI a,
or nothing for V1u vg ns Gan @
young old nps t,.'. phenlm.- II
unshakcn by serious e,s y, p! " IN 4
We'll said tn rof., 4.
when quite % yausg alaglict
llufeland'a Celebrated .lsai Il
or Prolonging f.ifgi a." W.. n \
and | agreed wifh ~. vs. o.
fnr that the mon. i'.'.,'.. ..Iilil -
would be- quite "a ti..i.-s-ii.l 2 Il
and that aiioyr sii - unififr
something tn live ~. nsi
something ~ live NJ ~ 20 I'll
~ possible, ami ft,, tuns ~ u Z
done. HtN linl
Again. 1 h.t. ,i.....
nch under atrirt g.,f. ~ rJN. i
tive orrana uuuttl, ilL MAS e.
has abused M .i ''', .ll ~ ~ az =
the more painful ibs ~ ~ llh.I
We'll, M, diet H.. 49, ....fllt
student, ehapi4tn No. ~ az II
Governor. nr'bii.b., Hlp i'ih1t
pope, have nry", eAfiliai "
was necessary 4, t,,t,,' l.n mn al
my constltuii,n vl,.l w 40 flra
idea how MA. No., Fqpli hu i
starving" 'teAs 70 AZ @
The none nevt ......
WANTS in an. 49,. y, .'ilhei ~ I'll
fast. served ti,ili ie aii.
this latter h. T.i't,s. NJ -is-
vnte h0use ebst.'i Ky N w d.
OF The AMI, ~ ~. ,ls .i'l ~ ard
hlm-for h,.at ~, yuiss ltlill'Hi
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Of the ncws ''' N'n a. go
Prof Nngyont ,..,,..s
his ausstigps ~ ~, ~ - ". ~ "a
curiosity. II az 10y .elpi.l . =
snid. "hnd r. ~, ~, ~
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recreation trrip. M -
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
CURRENT nATrs w,rupnawM
Prom Utah aud Idaho Common roinis to
Northerr-Csiifornla.

II IL announced by the Southern Pa
clhc that effective December iat, cur
rent low rates on grain from Utah and
Idaho common points 90 San Frunclsco
nud northern california viii DO With
drawn. The cause Of the change N
said IN be the excessive rush OF freight
ant the cumpuny's inability. through
lack ~ equipment. 20 handle u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
Srw JURORS swons rs.
Return Of the yenire issued by JudEe Nor
rsii las, september.

sheriff Howoils made a return today
on the vonir" Issued out ~ JudEe Nor
cells court last September. and tho
following PERSONS were hworn ON their
yulr dire and accepted. John W. liar-
r"tt. Charles ~. Plant Thomas Han.
cnc.s. ~. Chamberlain, a. y, linpnood
!. r. cruxali. Lew u. Ritter, iicb-r H.
cutter. George Mullcit. John W Dciano.
james Eardisy, II, Slddowny n. r.
Evans Albert w stevenson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

tween tho pnriios 10 the auit ~ Or. \.
e. Ewing W ]. ~ Walker 81 nj, and
the case dismissed by stipulation. Dr.
Ewing sued the defendants 60 recover
$4,000 AZ damages for Injuries sustained
while u passenger In tho elevator In the
Mercantile block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
WITH THE JUSTICES.


l.. Drake. T.. n. 1ngham. w. r.
Gray and 6. A. croamor composed the
lazy that decided the guilt OF George
iiafman of petit larceny In Justice Mel
sons court late yesterday Afternoon.
The ofrnse was committed Mny coth.
and consisted ln u.ullul COW uulluF-
ing 10 one King North, killing and cut
ting II up ard then Disposed OF u to
AIR Roach ln pafirys canyon.
Hartman will be- sentenced tomorrow
nt 10 o'clock n. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
CHURCH NOTICES.

Elder Anthon IT, Lund. OF the coun.
oil " ApoHtlea, and other speakers. viii
address tho Scandinavian meeting In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
tomorrow, Thursday, at O'Clock D. m.
larHe attendance ~ desired.
j. NJ. SIODAHL.
NJ. CiIRISTOpilERSON
J, =. JENSEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Margaret g. Hansen. has nled Tc-
tlilon IN tho probate court praying that
her son, JAMES \. Hansen. b. appoint
cd administrator OF the estate uf her
deceased husband. Hans =. Hanson.
The state II valued at ii.5ep.is. The
petition will b. heard November 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Invitations are uut for a social dance
Friday evening November gath. In the
Fourteenlh ward assembly hall. to b.
gwen undor the auspices OF IN, Y. H.
~ T. a. Indications point TO a grand
Hucceas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Jeanette y. Richards has MED suit
fnf divorce nGinst Arthur o. Richards,
nlisslnE that the marriaEc took place
In Hclcna. Mont. on July q. 1891. and
that In the year 1884, the defendant de-
serted her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

story that President Mohler win do to
the nig tour

a Minneapolis Mlnn.. dispatch to-day
1nyH that \. l.. Nohlcr. president u tho
Oregon Halfway 8 Navigation com.
pany, while there yesterday told
ton with that company and was on his
way East 90 make mai arrangements
with the liig -Four into whose services
be- was about to enter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Arguments In the Ferguson divorce
ease were mad" before Judge lIllcs to-
day and the matter taken under adj
ylHsmout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Petit Jurors George u, pypor and l..
q. ilnnsohun who have been serving
IN tho ciyll branch Of the Third dis
lflct court. We're excused for the term
BY Judge Cherry today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Portland. Nov. a2-Col CROOKS private
secretary Of PRECEDENT Mohler ~ the %.
u. a n, company, positively denies tho
story teieEraphed from Minneapolis TINT
Mr.. Muhlcr had severed his connection
with that road
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt Lake city. Nov. %, 1859.
1,odhy elealinss,, 80 '''''tigl '2so "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Ass-rtisas .. 60 Jsst what
tho Remedies wiz DO.

Nlnyon ruart,tsss
that hia uhstlaafisns
cure viii cue neafiy
81 caass ~ rhfulna.
tism M e frv hours.
that his nrspsrsia cure
viii rife ln|lIe silica anf
oil ffcmafh trtuhifs
thst NJ Klfnsy TUE
via fdfs - per rent.
~ ~ eases u tAiusy
tfauhief tha' tis c.
talfh Cute VII eI1fa
estaffh - natter iaw
iosr stanfinfi that he
10 af'ffHr fNlfe viii cure
any Hif.i n hrstachs 10
lev miulffa! that
be Coll cure viii
qalfklr tffit ~ Az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
"EUa Dispositions
Are Early Shogvn"

Just SO evil in the blood
comes out IN shape of
serofala pinipleS, etc., in
children and young people.
Taken in time it can be
eradieated by using Hoods
SarSaparilla. In older peo-
pie. the aftermath of ineg-
ular HUing shoIuS itself IN
bilious conditions. a heaVy
head a foul mouth a
general bad feeling. If is
The Hood. the impure booG f,isnds.
gosief Is he ,eAfeawe. Purity mat q,ah
Hood's Sa'saparAI and hippiness puM
reign m your family.
Bladder Trouble -"Wis long
time getting 0pe' the sTp. a,hieh gpas
foAoaed BY seve,e blidae, trouble. Moth
ing helped until I used Hoo5's Sarsapa-
MIA. Tao bottles made me sound and
0'ea." Ms. LOIS Wurts. EvAri. Ter.
Poor Health-T aAs not feeiiag
u'eH' TOOK Hooa's Sa,sdpA,iLa auth quick
ard 'afisfieto,y effects. Have been IN
1000 health eger since" q. l. MeLaust.
ii7' rs Hale 81. e7lsusia. Ga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.


Mlnso bullion. =. -. .......,.'s.s0O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

e. 81 Hurlburt. miner who II dccli-
oily old enough 90 know hcster nt-
tempted tu t1rry load ~ whisky down
a nlFht M stairs In tho Pioneer lotg.
irg house ON South Temple street The
whisky ani the quarts" pr1spocior ar
rived M tho bottom of the atalrl ON
schedule time. but during the transit
lf HacChuH tho minor left portions uf
his scalp 90 Odorn the hallway, ITO
was picked 40 By Onicor Gillespie ana
taken 10 shc police station, whore hia
wound wHa INTENDED 60, ana he was
subsequently thrown Ia Jail, When
Hurlboft was sufficiently sober to De- re-
leased he mt M IS Tor HE appearance.
The samc VISA accordingly declared lot.
fcited yesterday afternoon,
FL HOFFMAN, yonnF and doceutly
dressed miner was found drunk IN
ditch ON Firm fouth ana West 'rompln
streets last nighi, whore be- lay like "a
WARRIOR taking hla rest win % curious
mob around him lie was removed tp
Sol Kimhan's shnltarlum. This m0fn-
inr he was rolrnssd on ~ bail. which
was duly declared forfeited yesterday
Afternoon.
Two hundred aud nfty dollar an an,s
from the sporting element make up Tho
balance Of Tho docket In tho police
court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

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The age-herald., 1899-07-09
DAILY STATISTICS.

The following deeds were filed for record
 in the probate office yesterday:
 The Hummer Farm School of Reform
 for Boys of Salem, Mass, by Jeremiah T. Mahoney, chairman of it's board of trus- tees, to A. s. Klyce. lots No. IS. 19 and 2o
 in block No. 1S4, forming rectangle 100 by
 14O feet, at the corner of Avenue c and
 Nineteenth street; consideration, $4.5O0. The Alabama Penny Savings and Loan company to L. s. Henderson, lot No. 8, in block No. 29l, and lot No 10, in block No 260; consideration, $1,00O w R. Pettiford and wife to the Alabama Penny Savings and Loan company, all of William Robinson's interest In lot No. 25 and west half of lot Mo- 16 in block No. 29O; consideration, 5000. Paos Coal company to the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad com- pany, right-of-way for spur track through certain lands in the n. e. + of section p, township 16, south, range 5, west; consider
 ation, s1
 J. B. Darlington and wife to Kansas City,
 Memphis and Birmingham Railroad com- pany, right-of-way through certain lands; consideration, s1.
 Jacob Croker and wife to Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad com
 pany right-of-way through certain lands;
 consideration, $1.
 The Iron State Building and Loan com-
 pany to T. J. May, lot No. 1, in block No. B. A. w. Woods addition; consideration, $425 E. N. Cullom and wife to public use as q public road a strip of land 25 feet wide off of the south side of the s. W. 4 of the s. e. | IA of the s. W. A of section Il, township 1S | range 8, west.
 Inze Jones and wife to public use as | public road, a strip of land 25 feet wide
 off of the north side of the h. W. Ii of the
 n. W. A of section 12, township 1S range 8, west. sg>,t.s Isi
The age-herald., 1899-07-09
sALEsMEN WANTED


 WANTED-A hardware travelling sales man. One with experience. Applicants will write fully what experience. refer ence, and what territory travelled. Ad- dress Ben J. Schuster, Selma. Ala. 7-6-tf EXCELLENT side line for travelling sales men. New. Sells on sight Bonanza. Big commission. Write at once for particu- lars. Novelty Co.,, Atlanta, Ga., Box s4 SALESMAN-Travelin to handle very profitable side line; legitimate; small samples; want good man only. Address Box 603, Columbus, Ohio. LADIES to sell newest, best only sensible Skirt Supporter and Waist Holder on the market; every lady buys one at sight. Samples free Davies Mfg. Co.,, 225 Dear born St., Chicago.
 1.1OO-S beautiful lots, 15Ox165 Sloss avenue, near 18th street and pavilion, East Lake, with nice 5-room cottage; fine fruits; two springs convenient; easy terms. B. F. Eborn.
The age-herald., 1899-07-09
N'COWAN'S GOOD
 SUGGESTIONS He Proposes Good Plans for the Merchants of Birming-
 ham 10 Consider.

T l.. McGowan, one of the leading spirits of the board of trade, and Q progressive merchant and manufacturer, makes a splendid recommendation in the following: E. ". Barrett, Editor Age-Herald, City.
 Dear Sir:-I beg that you urge the mer- chants to the necessity of individually ad- vertising Board of Trade Day, as am do- ing on envelopes, etc.
 The board of trade also intends giving out a programme slip for inclosure in all let ters sent out by the merchants In addi- tion, suggest also that the merchants should make the 25th great bargain day This will advertise us as a good market and will strengthen the proposition to es- tablish Birmingham bargain day" Gone day in each week when thesrailroads will give one fare round trip for distance of fifty or seventy-five miles,. On these days the merchants will offer special prices, and We thus hope to make Birmingham bar gain day. a notable event for consumers in a radius of fifty or seventy-five miles.
 These suggestions are made off-hand. and may be improved upon. The main idea is right We must make Birmingham market attractive to buyers out of town. With re- gards, l am yours truly,
 T. l.. MCGOWAN.
The age-herald., 1899-07-09
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

S,1OO-$60O cash, balance 1, 2, and 4 wears for good two-story, S-room residence on lot 50x190 feet; in fine neighborhood on South Highlands This house cost to build $3000, but owner needs money and it must be sold.
 $20 50 per acre for 8 acres of land just be- yond Vanderbilt furnaces. This is exceed ingly cheap. Also 80 acres 11s miles east of Thomas furnaces for $50 per acre There is big speculation in these lands. $1 ,000-Half cash, balance in F months, for F good size lots with small houses at Jonesville. These lots lay well and will enhance very much in value in six months.
 $1 $1,2O0-One-third cash, balance i and years for acres of we'll improved land good 4-room cottage, servants house, barn, stable, good well and enclosed with good fence. At Compton, Birmingham and Bessemer car line
 $1,S50-$600 cash, balance i, 2 and years for acres of highly improved land at Wood lawn; 5-room cottage, outhouses, fine we'll fruit trees and grape vines; 33O feet front on car line at a station. sS50-Cash will buy lot 50x100 feet, corner 18th street and Avenue F; also lot 45x100, alley, corner 18th street, between E and F. These are both good lots and are bar gains.
 $1 ,3O0-s400 cash, balance 1, 2 and years, for corner lot 100x140 feet, Avenue E; good Broom houses now renting for s16.00 per month, and room for two more; fine well of water; will double in value. 80 per front foot for prettiest lot on South Highlands.
 $240 per front foot for fine business lot 50 feet 3rd avenue. between 18th and 2Oth streets, and several other great bargains.
 SMITH & STILLMAN,
 220 21st street.
The age-herald., 1899-07-09
NEW BUILDINGS
One Thousand Are in Course of Cor
 struction or Being Planned

It is estimated by the architects and con- new buildings are either in course of con struction, or planned to begin construction within thirty days in Birmingham and it's suburbs. The sound of the saw and ham, mer is heard upon nearly every block Car penters, brick masons, timers, plumbers, and all other classes of constructing labor CTS, are having all the work they can do, and, fortunately, wages are good.
 c. c. Wenzel, a contractor who has nov ed to Birmingham from St. Louis within the last six months, and who is construct ing a half dozen or more handsome build ings, said yesterday that the amount of time was amazing.
 "I have noticed a demand for a style of architecture, both in residences and busi- ness houses, far in advance of many cities of even greater population than Birming ham. The buildings are also subst7ntial. They are being constructed for several gen. erations and they call for the most skilled labor in constructing them. Birmingham has some of the best architects in the country. It also affords substantial build ing material, but it is sadly in need of a good wood working factory for the manu- facture of interior finish. As it is now, nearly all of this has to be ordered from distant cities. I can see no reason why 0 wood working factory here would not pay handsomely. Thousands of dollars worth of this class of work are now being sent away from Birmingham weekly"
The age-herald., 1899-07-09
FOR SALE.

$14C9-S10 South 18th steet; 5-room house. $1, 1,S00-S14 South 18th street; Broom house. $1 S00-90O South 18th street. nice home. S1,550-9A South 18th street; 7-room house. S1 1,200-92S South 10th street; 4-room house. $1, ,250-93O South 10th street; 4-room house. s20OO-2909 Avenue G; 7-room house. lot 50X190.
 $1 $1SOG-South 30th street, between Avenues G and H; 7-room house. s200O-South 30th street. above Cypress av- enue; S-ropm house, bath and other mod
 ern improvements. S1 S1,OOO-Vacant lot on Ave. G, between 29th
 and 30th streets; 50X190. $1 $120O-Vacant lot, 60x19O, on 30th street s. $650-3-room house at East Birmingham, lot
 50x144.
 s675A-room house, lot 50x144, at East Bir-
 mingham.
 S750-5-room cottage at East Birmingham. s950-2-story house at East Birmingham. $1 1,200-2-story 7-room house at East Bir-
 mingham.
 Terms on all of the above, one-fourth
 cash, balance in monthly installments for
 four years.
 JEFFERSON BLDG. & IMP'T CO.,, 7-2-sun-2t 106 18th Street.
The age-herald., 1899-07-09
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

s7oo. .OO-51x135, 18th St. between H and I. s1 BOO O0-Lot 25x100, 2nd Ave, between 18th and 17th Sts., near the new opera house. s5 oO0 OO-50x10O, N. W. corner End and I7th s3 .OO-s lots 50x190 each; houses cor ner Ave and 27th St. ss5O. .OO-Lot 1OOx190 new six-room cottage. near Owenton college s75O OO-3 lots, corner Ave c and 29th St. a big bargain. &. 5oO0O-7-room house. 11th Ave. south. Tn splendid condition. s1 800. Oo-A well established school house and lot in splendid location on South Highlands.
 s1. BOO OO-Four 4-room houses. Srd Ave Rent ed for $2400 per month.
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