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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
FUTURE PLANS OF
THE BURLINGTON
Al ooubt, n Regard to Building
Now at an End
srRAIsuTsHooTTocnIcAGo
,..,,oc,on,. survey Carries Les Tina"
on, and One-h"Ir Yer Cent
Grade
..,rol,tro THE 0NEWs ]

o., m-AI doubts
Guernsey wy ....s tt. uur.
about de real inIehl''' ''
l'nS'0a ms- bs uu,huly said
an end anu u ~. ..,,,5e Guernsey
that inside Of l"t'' 1900 ,aipt
,gm ba a gery important a''''''' ~,
ppa.ng04s tTausclnuneula'
oN 'N rt.I.,rrsJ from reliable
railway ~ % -. d, cine Bur.
authority that 'ns l''"' w. 90 f,I.
,nrton. IN a few WORDS u'e a. |
ioNs' ,ui ,t ou,s build o line
The c0Ap""' '' r-,i.,.,,r, an
from Kelm9T Ntor TO n''D7 i,''
M. platte river. where 10 VIII mtIs1
10Y u, ...srt AlHluee-Guerusay
wa Wv .sls ,t,., ,bs road VIII
line, and iIyli wv, s.i, p'i.',tl 'yla tbe Elk
b. pushed 70 ealt '-I,g br4Dfh lines
Mountain c0al ls'.'' ' ''', iii soufb-
70 The copper "Nt 49, .nls vul also
EN- Ny0mlns' D' ',.'. " '.''g-s,If lake
be run ron 'D1 ,'.i.. -.g.trafiug
ANHA 49,. Id II.-Ir ...H.If.U north no
the Leieh Noiln B 81 .nI .1utb from
me le.lo" 'ous b, a. ~. d., " ,'.r, vIa Cody
the Bi.llngs lls W ''e i'"
ana 4AsliuyPo ,,ir. ~ tine harrington
A renesen.au' z ~. ~. 5 ''ig syo ana he
was In 9ueiiss5 ! ~ " ~, .'y ~ 'tb9t tha
stated ihal o"'ns ~ a. a. rrrnlpg short
CoInpan! + s'si iepf'. 90 t.iis wll be
rapidly FIX .a ,'i..'., as ,i" tss and
reached lus' al 49,, Ne, a I'm NM
Iails can pe le'l T" ',i9' No. Is mo-
mines az Cainpl!ai "' t,,, G.nN,t meet
danger OF men s,''as -,, ou'' hing made
the present hsss! , t...., tt''. ,bst "a
upon them eue y 20 ,''' tit.t@1 M oncs
new eoai ssppi5 VI 49,, s.n, Rsarrsv
by euIalls ". IN. m1'i ag ,o'', straigbt
the buIllhs'Vnl VIZ ''p ~ .1s,rsoy mi
shoQt li0Il sli.ss' ~ ,ir u- ~ -yryev
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when luIlis on w p s .tis 49, tps NM,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
KANSAS cITY \ soUTnERN DEAL
Another Move Towards Concerted H..
nancial Control of Railroad World.

New York oct. 3O-It Is learned on
excellent authority that John W. Gates,
who recently purchased a controlling
interest In the securities Of the Kansas
City southern railroad. has just sold
such control 10 q syndicate representing
various connecting roads The new pur-
ohasers include Mr.. James Stillman.
representing the Rockefeller interest IN
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas. Cohen
Loeb q Co., representing the Union
Pacific, Il. h Hartman. representing
the Chicago q Alton and Gus Gould
representing the Missouri Pacific The
sale is regarded as q decidedly import.
ant one In southwestern railroad circles
as We'll as regards Pacific coast bust.
ness, lu the hrst place Il does away
With an active disturbing element In
TIE railroad situation, and in the next
place 10 relieves the Kansas city South
efn Of the old imputation OF being q
road starting nowhere and going no.
where"
By means OF the new control it now
becomes a direct road from Chicago 90
the Gulf. and by means Of the Union
Pacific a direct route 90 the Pacific.
Securities purchased hy Mr. Gates
and by him re-sad comprise about Sc
tNOO0 bonds and about $4,000 stock.
me deal, Il Is considered is only an.
other step towards concerted financial
ientrol or the railroad world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
DREDGING OF
THE JORDAN.
Matter Recehes Favorable Atten-
ton from One Canal Company
NAY INCREASE CAPITAL.
That VIII Yield $4,000 90 OF that
Amount e35QOO Way be Expended
in tin Undertaking.

The proposition TO increase Salt
Lakes water supply by Strengthening
the Jordan rivtr channel ond dredging
the bars from ths Utah lake outlet re-
ceived considerable attention yestcr-
day afternoon y an important meeting
held at West Jordan by the stockhold-
ers OF the South Jordan Canal COM
pany.
The meeting " The directors and their
action IN the natter is the result of a
trip made by them last week, accom-
panied by the city engineer. over the
route OF the proposed Improvements.
They were ma.e thoroughly lCquaint-
cd with the situation. and most of
them changed their views Goo the mat
ter HeretOfo'a 10 has been almost
impossible to hter-st any of the canal
companies In the project but ycster-
day the director almost unanimously
favored increasing the company's c8pl-
tai stock from COCO shares to 5000.
which will yiel an income of $4,000.
OF that amount 10 was proposed 90 APP
propriate S35,@ t1 assist IN carrying
Out the IlduH'
The increase OF 1900 shares VIII not
have the Sigh effect on the value
OF the stock, a. the increased amount
OF water viii probably more than make
up for II.
IL Is proposed 90 use the other $4,000
IN making improvements along the
company's can't When the project is
fully carried on the farmers along
South Jordan hitch, MS well as salt
Lake City. viii derive inestmable bcne-
FITS from Il.
The plan adoad hy the directors IN
raising the necessary $4,000 IS con-
sldered much bu.r than issuing bonds
or assessing the stockholders. a meet
ing Of the stockholders viii be held in
about four wei.s for the purpose Of
voting on the rsluuon TO increase the
stock and continue the amount men.
toned
George Q. Cannon. Joseph F. Smith
ana city Engirear oIsey were present
at Yesterdays meeting
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The d.sagreeable weather last night
had he effect Of reducing the attend.
ance OF theaterg0ers, but there was sim
very fair turnout at the theater. TO
greet the Mem company in general, and
Miss Julia Dean In particular. in the
play Of "A Bachelors Romance" There
can De 100 question az 70 the success
tha company scored Miss Dean her
ssIt was given an ovation on her en-
trance and "a bis recall with Mr. Nell
an ihe end ot every act Her improve
m"nt mas been marvellous when one
iec9i.e'is the shy and tImid amateur
VINO Feuili,l upon the boards at the
Grand uu. more than two ur three sea-
cons ago, and compares her with the
graceful We..-pusal and self-p1ssessed
oDIess ot last night It Us hard 90 re8l-
lle ihdi 10 U.s. t.a same person Miss
Dean Was thoroughly charming I'M her
I..e ana W.I deserved the lllults and
...u offerings slINrraI upon her.
Every detail DO The rendition was OF the
n-h'st hEsh Nr NeIIs stage man-
a-eW.Ht is perfection. and while he has
MOI ina quaint individuality which Sol
smith Russell brings tU role l.ta the
bachelor of last r.E.. hp is careful.
pansUkng ami Conscientious actor
Who cannot help winning his vav with
pm. pubic. There is dot q person 90 the
,'.l hl9 does not deserve mention. Mr..
S'hArh..ioTi gave au excellent piece OF
character NHIk gs Martin" and Mr..
De-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
BAILEY TO RESIGN.
Changes on the Colorado Midland 70
Go Into Effect Tomorrow.

There was a well.deaned rumor on
hailroad row this morning 10 The effect
that W + Bailey general PASSENGER
agent of the Colorado Miiland-tha
man that scalpel the scalpers sealp
N colorado would resign his position
tomorrow u,ght
As was noticed 10 this column some
Gays ago Anthony sneye General
height agent at th5 Denver hoal5u8r.
lefs resigns tomorrow II I'd slated
iaai recently appointed Traffic Manage
bush under The uew order 5f tbInrs
Nill operate both the freight and MI.
tenger departments with the present
.h'ei clerk of tne same. This insuvurs
uoh comes incidental 20 he poIlry of
SCl1lng down expenses since M. R.G
Nlsnle western Colorado a. southern
and Colorado Midland alliance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
Smith Going West.

Eddie Smith, last years local
champion amateur bcyclist. will
leave for Los Angeles this
week, and compete I'm the races
there during the winter months. Eddie
holds the worlds indoor track mile rec
ord OF 1894 90 lie has decided that
there Is nothing IN amateur races and
viii ride IN the professional class In
California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30

San Francisco oct m-Ihe exam,
.-.r. sIatss fh1tfhs Santa Fa Railroad
.amulay has recently rui'ha1 plqlp-
...g Ir fbs southern par. Ut aus city
.r Oh. rurp5,a 0t extending iis ieiml-
,.l f.r.i.fas For various lots adJoln-
rg Cf.ra Basin about 100000 Us said to
H.t.. H.an D.II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
MmLER Ride ZOE scHoRR.
He Succeeds Tommy Burns Who
Rides for W. &. whitney.

Memphis, Tenn, oct, SO.-John r.
Schorr has signed Jockey j. Miller 10
ride for his stable next season. Miller
succeeds Tommy Burns. who has been
engaged 90 ride for W. G.. Whitney.
Miller win start Immediately Tor Call
fornIa with several horses belonging to
the Schorr stables.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
Polo Games Postnoned.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Oct. SOW
ing 20 the inability Of some Of the polo
players from BurlIugame, Cal. 20 par
ticlpate IN the game announced 90 be
played here yesterday. II was indefinite
ly postponed. much 10 the dlsappoint-
ment OF many persons who had come
here 20 witness the game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
LOCAL EVENTS.
Basket Ball Team.

The basket ball players OF the Y. NJ.
c.. A, selected a team last evening 70
represent them In the basket ball
league, which is soon 10 be organized.
Tho team lined up last night as follows:
Clark, center Rasmussen. right for
ward; Stewart, left forward. Cheshere.
right guard, and Richardson, left
guard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

IN the round Of plays NJ Neill will pre-
sent one OF tia decided treats on the
season. Tonight Nat GoodWIns play
'An American citizen" viii form the
bill, Mr. Mel. win have GoodWlns
part, and Miss Chapman the role enact,
ga by Maxine Elliot Miss Dean VIII
play Georgia Chaplin, an American girl
The storm hal "a more devastating et-
feet on the attendance at the Grand thah
at the Theater Most of the turnout
was confined o. the upstairs p0rlon or
the house and naturally most ot the ap-
plause proceeded from that region. The
Lost Paradise was So admirably rem
dered here by the Frohman company
that Il was a rather daring thing Tor
the Faik and Ner0nee company Ia IN
vlte comparison. It rather seemed as
though the company were not READY
for public presentation as Mr. Boring
the leading man. Mr. German, the VII
lain, and Mr. Mitchell, the old man
were not al ali up 10 their lines. The
best acting was done by Miss LILLIAN
Mortimer as Margaret Kn0wlton and
she showed htrs.lf 90 De thoroughly
capable. A great deal OF humor was
caused by Ms Calf 10 the role Of
"Cynders" and Mr.. Waldron as Billy
Hopkins" The vaudeville features ne
tween the acts were strongly encored.
Tonight the bn win be Nat Goodwin 3
strong play, In Mizz0ura.'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
SnCnln Is Dead.

St Louis. Mo- Oct. 30.-Sofala Bar
ney Schrber's two-year-old FLY Is
dead Of l0ckjaw, at her owners fran
In ST. Louis county.
Sofala made a great record in Cali
fornia last fan scoring twelve victories
In fourteen starts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30

w., neon oel -l-SIr Cfar. u.r.-.
,.a .i.'n PRESIDENT o. De Grand T-,i.
l y Of Canada aad otb.r .q..'',,
- may Tine have not M $500 +
ION !, \, lhe.f surprise Of tha ra.r,rs. .'
:. ,t yI9ar.cs ". Haysg.neral MANAGE y,
we Grand Trunk. ana blr s, '..,'. n %.
s ~, fBo o.i5 Of president o. M south.
49,, on Sner'es GAIA this evening ,bs,
80 GAYS 81 london HOLIDAY slr.s ,Ss
s,asnallon Of ar Hays had r'ysg W. ~.
'1'e'ois no chance 10 consIdsr III !,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
Bretlln Beats Keane.

London, oct SO.-At Northampton
yesterday. T.. c. Bredin. the English
runner, beat r. F. Keane, the Amerl-
can, In 40 yards running match for
el00, by half a yard. Time, 46 AS sec
Onds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
PATENTS FOE SALT LAKE MEN.
ESPECIAL 10 THE "NEWs"J

ESPECIAL TO IHE "NEWS."l
Washington, D g.. Oct. SO.-Utah
patents granite Geo *. Fischer. Salt
Lake, electric conveying and elevator
apparatus. Abr Hayes. salt Lake.
fuel vaporlzer l1l mixer for explosive
engines or other uses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
Terry sIcGovern Matched.

Chicago, oct. 30.--Terry McGovern
has been matched 90 meet Kid Broad
Of New York at Tattersalls, November
10, in slx-round contest at catch
weights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
BIND
BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES

old Books. Music and Magazines. Put
them In utrong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30

McCoy's stables have Just received
two new rubber-tire carriages. first
class. give US a call. Telephone 81.
McCoy's Stables.
Salt Lake City. Oct %. 1900.
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Great Reduction In Guitars, Msndoilns, etc
owing TO smoke during FIRE Mon
day. Your own price, for one week only.
BEESLEY. OPP. Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30

cago Is trying "Pennys' system Of
guards. back play. and is working 4
SUCCESSFULLY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30

5000 Pieces Of Sheet Music
sold before the fire az 35c TO zoe: now
going az l0c.
BEESLEY MUSIC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
HOODS Pills

Oa retiring, and tomorrow your di.
g,1i7o organs win be regulated and
y'o viii be bright, active and read,
i9i any kind Of work. This mn
lean The experience Of Others,
Wy. be yours HOODS PILLS an.
sold by all medicine dealers. 25 :,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30

STEPS the Cough
and works on the Cold.
Laxative Rromo.Qlrine Tablets cure cold IN
ono day. No Cure 80 Pay, Price A cents.
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S. D. Curry then took the floor and
stormed the 'Tenth Century Dutch
man" from Veldt to Kopje and from
Trek to Kraal. He was willing to for,
give our English Cousins for mistakes
they have made in the past and thinks
we ought to give them credit for being
the greatest civilizing power in the
world, and that they have not asked
anything unreasonable of the Beers.
Then came Dan Mccarthy, the Irish
blizzard, with the native wit in large
chunks and impetuosity of his race, he
made the British fur fly, for fifteen hot
minutes, and painted the Boar with
wings instead of bristles.
Next Henry Barrett told all about the
good things England has done; how
they have carried civilization and chris
tianity to all parts of the world and that
British predominance in South Africa
will be great benefit to that country
and to the world at large; that the down
fall Of Great Britain would be calam-
ity to America.
Arthur Chidester's speech was quite
masterly effort of an academic order and
some good points were made for the
Beers, and some of the arguments of the
affirmative were vigorously attacked.
The closing speechs of Messrs. But
ton and Cole were rapid reviews of as
many of the arguments as could be COW
cred in the short space Of five minutes
each.
The decision of the judges was in ia
vor of the affirmative, by a majority
vote.
The question for March g. is, resolved:
"That the Attractions Arc Greater In
Europe for Tourists Than In America"
The speakers will be Prof. Allen, Paul
Curry, Henry Barrett, Chas. Cole, Ran
dali Curry and Thomas Ashford.
Elk Y. ZEE.
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FhLsBURY.

The Ellsbury Debating Society al
ways has full house, but last Friday
night standing room was at premium,
owing to the fine weather and extra in
tenest in the Boer question that was on
the boards for discussion. The usual
program Of music. recitations and decla-
nations, was rendered, ending with a
short but interesting Crama in three
acts, entitled Seeking Her Vocation" !"
well played, by the Misses Julia Curry,
Lizzie and Mary Ashford, Randall Cur
ry and Charley Cole.
The question for debate was, resoly.
ed: THAT Our Sympathies Should Be
With England in tie Matter of the
South African War"
Affirmative: G. w. Cole, s. D. Curry
and Henry Barrett. Mr.. Curry filled
the vacancy of E. D. Washburn who
could not attend on account Of sickness.
Negative: Prof. Edward Button, Dan
Mccarthy and Arthur Chiderter.
George Cole opened the argument for
the affirmative with catching arraign
ment Of Dom Paul's little oligarcy and
the Boer character in general, and gave
some good reasons why the Beers do not
desire the sympathy Of America.
Edward Button followed for the mega.
tive with smooth scholarly defence Of
our Sister Republic" in which he
set forth some Of England's past and
present short comings and feelingly cen.
sured our English cousins for their oper
ations in the Transyaal &
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Eugene j. Hall, the poet and pub
Usher, says that one dose of Foley's Ho-
ney and Tar restored his voice when
hoarseness threatened to prevent his
lecture at Central Music Hall, Chicago.
j. A. Elmer.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-03-08
Lingering La Grippe Cough.

G. Vacher. 157 Osgood st., Chicago,
says: "My wife had very severe case
of la grippe, and it left her with a very
bad cough. She tried bottle of Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar and it gave imne-
diate relief. A 50-cept bottle cured her
cough entirely" Price 25c and SOC. j.
A. Elmer.
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= ~ ii
OF court. ......... IA 90
Edna Hildreth, clerk for regis.
ter of deeds "a days in Janu.
dTy y.....s............ OA w
r j Still, labor performed and
nails furnished l 60
@ Christianson, one gross pens 80
Grand Forks Herald, mortgage
record for register of deeds... % so
DR. G E Bennett, salary county
physician for three months... % so
Geo A Monteith, publishing
commissioners proceedings
and notice of rates of taxa
tlon .................... "a rs
A D Murrell, labor performed
and repairs furnished on gas
plant. IL 30
w Warrey, meals for II jur-
ors and one bailiff, October
term court. t.................. 3 W
W Warrey, glass for storm
sasn D 80
H I Standley, burners and
shades for gas lights and
stove board ............... 6 15
Adam Major, refundment of
cash paid for county quit
claim deed to lot IS, block IT,,
nope. ................... IL ~
Hope Pioneer, publishing COM
missioner's proceedings. ...... $40
T S Hunt, cash advanced for
freight, express, carriage, pos
tage and carbide ....... -. Is 10
Trustees of Sherbrooke Metho.
dist church,. lumber and oil :,
furnished the county. ...... 50
Walker Bros, blanks, record
book and other supplies for
county Offices. ). ............. 35 10
Severt johnson, board and care
of Jacob Heskin, sick poor
person 40 90
0 W Williams. cash advanced
for Mrs Cyrus, poor person. % 90
The justice report Of William Palmer,
for quarter ending December 81, 1899,
was on motion approved, and fees order
ed paid from the general fund as fol
lows:
William Palmer, justice fees in
case of state vs.. G G King. -. s 2 as
T Fl Jackson, constable fees in
case of state vs. G G King. 2 1C
Oscar Barrett appeared before the
board in behalf of the trustees of the
Sherbrooke Methodist church and Of
fered S4.52 for the old stove form.
erly used in the auditors Office.
On motion said offer was accepted anc
it was ordered that the stove be deliver
ed to Mr.. Barrett upon payment by hin
Of 1852.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid from the
county general fund:
G 0 johnson. commissioner, per
diem and mileage. 80. $50. 8 4 q
H j Rindy, commissioner, per
| diem and mileage and three
I. days inspecting bridge SITES. II 80
E g Erickson. commissioner,
per diem and mileage and two
days inspecting bridge Sites. IA &C
H N Horner, commissioner, per
diem and mileage. 3 AZ
On motion the board adjourned unit
Saturday, March 81, 1900, at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
T. S. Hunt,
County Auditor.
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BY G. L. ALLEN.
Subscription price, one year.. 81 80
Official Newspaper Of Steele County.
Entered as second class mail matter at the
postoffice at Hope, North Dakota.
This paper will continue to be sent till all ar
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Official Proceedings of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of
Steele County.
Sherbrooke, N. Feb. 26, Il

Sherbrooke, N. Feb. Is. 1900.
Board of county commissioners con-
vened at 10 o'clock a. N. pursuant to ad.
journment.
Present, Chairman johnson and Com
missioners Rindy, Erickson and Hor-
ner.
The minutes Of the meeting Of Janu-
ary 2, 1900, were read and on motion ap-
proved.
The committee appointed to inspect
sites for bridges petitioned for, fled
their reports, which reports were upon
motion accepted.
After consideration of bridge business
for some time, the board adjourned un-
til 1:30 o'clock pm.
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