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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
3luplIh.

Greunb: rWoriiber biii Tu oenn
10 srstpeiielt?"-Mrst: SD fdidts
Grdulein gulalia elm &eaept su gesen
ibren 9uiien. uno oa bat lie 10 lanss
bran '%rumfubirt, big fie aus meiner
etpas idtper leierliden 6anbidrift eine
2iebesertldruna berauslas uno nun
idreibt lie mir. bob tie meinen 6ei.
ratbsantrag an9enommen babe"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Sriu Hrrkrhr.

&idter (au einem juaenoliden
Eieb, Der idon oft nit benz 8eridt gu
tbun gebabt bat): Sic miiiien uob]
INNER iebr idle6ten umgans sebab1
baben.~ - &n9etIaater: ~@is
mans nimmt: ieit meinem IL. 2ebens.
iabr bab' id faf ausidlieBli1 nit
Gdubleuten unb 9erren bonn @eridi
nprfphrtts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

.@4, Serr Eottor, es III ,uas Sdrsd.
lides paiiirt-ein Eieb bat Sbren
ueberaisber bonn Gleioerbaten aettob.
len .Gdao't nidts-oen tris9' Id
fdon mieoer! Ser Sieb miro i'm jeDen.
falls DerieBen mollen. uno jeoer Yiano'
leiber Der Staot meiB. bob es Der mel,
nige it'll"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Erin ururbeu.

8raut(nadoem lie ibren idon iebr
bejabrten Yrdutiaam uoraefellt) +:
rWas meina Su? gr 1T Elm Sun9sr
Nestulaps = = Greunoin: .St
bate mir aber einen jinaeren Nestulaps
Qenpmmen !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Blu tn6rtlid1 nrnp,nturn.

@r5t: SO. oa Eaben Sic oas 9ie=
3ept! 2aiIen Sic oas MeDitament in
Der Npotbefe MAIDEN uno nebmen Sic
Nbencs por Dem Gdlafenaeben einen
gBl6ffel Neoisin nit bier @Bl6iieln
@aiier !~- Mi6el: sos aebt aba
fGmer. Serr 9pttor-mir bob'n J.
6aus nlln orei Gbl0iiel!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
II

&sIInerin: Ser Serr Saupt.
mann ididt g Sier Suriid. neil a
Slies'n o'rin idmimmt !"-W
go. no. Der bdtt' lid aut nit bic Gin.
ger pertiiblt. tuenn er I ielbit 'raus 80,
nen b1tt' |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
AhruPhr.

rMenn Se ,peroen tpollen' mein'
Gdwie9eriobn. muB id tennen Sbrs
@iunabmenseigen &c mir Sbre
Bidder !"-.Wie beiBt? 3eiaen Sic
mir crit Shire! 8eb' ib be Mlitsiit ooer
Sie2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
9a11nr AusndIt.

@ldubige (%ungeouloig): .Gon=
men Sic MIDI oenn mod INNER nidt al
Dem Serrn &raien bineinIiibren?"-
Siener: rNber warten Sic rrb !!
Grit muB i6 bod Den anoeren Serrn
berausi6meiBen. Der nod bel linn lit !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
~Enlomnuird,r 1nriahrit.

Batter: runo mert' Ser. meir
Sobn: irenn Nner aenug aetrunteu
bat, pertaai' linn fan Sranntpein
mebr."-S obn: rllno ME naaB i1,
tuenn er aenl9 %getrunten bat?"-9a.
ter: ,@enn er ia 8elD me6r bot"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Mamn: ,@ie, 9nna. Su Milf,
id foil, Dor Dem Gonturs iebenb. nod
elm gr6Beres Siner ADVANTAGEOUS:
nSa. mir molten meni9itens ebrenpOfl
unteraeben !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
LOUIS SIM,
bemtieber ubrmacber II. 9t9ent
fir Ginger Ndbmaiebinen,
SAUK CENTRE, MIMI.

l1bren uuo ale Sorteu Hdhmafdinen
auf's siaigfte rep1rirt uuo grbeit aaran'
tirt. Waihiuen,ubebor, Naoelu, Del.
greibriemen u. {. H.. fir ale Wafhinen
tets on 6auo. Die befteu 8aihens uno
Wanoubren iorpie bic perihieoenen Sor'
ten Singer Hdbmaihineu itets uorrd'
THO. 4tsba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Erin.

S6neioermeilie r Der oas aroBe
loos geiponnen, gu i~eiler Grau): $50.
jeyt moll'n mir aber aud Den 2euten
aeigen, ME man fem lebt; beut' Mittas
lQBt gu Nultern toben nit GnDoeln! !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Glitter.

8n6balter: Sag uno Nadi
tribune i6 BON Sbnen. andoiges Ordu-
lein."-S D1ter oes befs( talt)
rSariiber bat iid Yapa idon betlagt!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Sreitas, Sen 90. =; Oulutb, Sualoins
9Otel. Samitas, ben "a. Wdrs. -
COMPILATION unb unteriuduns 81.
miBtrauird1.

Serr: Isle geben beuer nidt auf's
2anD?"-Srau: .9iein. mein Mann
bat lid Dasu etmas 81 bereitwillig &C.
3eiat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
311fp i1ttmrr.

&e6+sanmalt: vSo-oa mGren
mir nit Dem Setament fertig! Cher
pollen Sic nod ettuas binsuieyen2"-
Grau: So. Das Ypiltrirtum !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
EIhura EiIS.

v@ie i'll oenn Dem oifen Sleiider=
meiier MalienbaD betDmmen?"-.Ser
fieEt jeBt aus ME Elm 0lDbus, Der eins
GntIettln9sfur ourGgemGDt J"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Gutr AuarrSr.

g.: .Sbr Mann i'll 9lbgeorOneter?
Sd babe md Upn ilm gebOrt'"-
Srau: .Sa. ib bab' ibm %DerbOten. Sn
rpnPn /"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Ainnlid,ra aaliBprrndnnntB.

Ser tleine Sans (3eltuna
leieno): .9ier fiebt in Der 3eituna.
Der Seino perlor in Der Gdladt s
9oote unb l9 GerrpunDete, oas perftebt
ih dt."-@ater: .@as in Sir
benn babel unperfdnolid9'-Te
tleine &ans: sd uerfebe nidt,
marum Der Seino bic 9ooten uno Der
,uunbeten i~iberbaupt nit in bic S@lada
w;namt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
gntt1 1uTrrurnl1nf.

unterpifisier (su einem Ietru-
fen, Dem Der MN9en tnurrt): rSeoa,
Miiller. laiIen Sic Sbren Wiasen nidt
10 iDoeln !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
@tnnn,tird,-l

~>"ssb
grfer Stammgat (nah Der
erten 5lof&e): Ser @ein III gut e.
3wetter Stamm9af (na4 Der
oritten 5laide): .ulN billi9 !" -
Sritter @tammaaf (nad oer
ie9ften Slai4e): .unO 9eiuno!-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Ninirn mid
fur $3.50

serrlit stnsrapir.e lnr mif { q / { m III erffan
fAtm Dtrt, solduf serantt-t sui 90 Sabre
arb aafa I enp stpe 4 Ofplte selbeututr
ctIt ssiatdr G.. O.. D.. nil prtptiestan. lie fret 90 era.
aiitrta. u m uis a~nseisist. gait en- aaenten 1888
sab rrDrs aebusrsn aabsrenfaus fdtdt Ne auf uniere
&shsu ,urif o1rstst Oh 3 .rrea. spsr Ddmsnutr
1gei -eiHe elegant spipplatttrte &ttte. ws1n % ~ Der
8easauna ~beisetsst limb. baru baatten w's es CT.
yre6sebatren Yetsllt brute. b be prtiie fur lr.
sen In se 66ts & ben S6retbi fur unftrn 2tO Se.fen
aorfen Sureien. 8ataieg. Der tauirnbe elesanr'r @ttt.
mao sfaHeu enrtdl,. Nopat Sargatn Gouie. SIS
1earpcrue 81 Chicago. 48.l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Auurmrinrr Irrrunrntuo.

Grember: .Marum fine beuts
oenn bier 70 piele 9duier 9eflaast?"-
Ginbeimifher: Ser @raf Yump'
beimer beiratbet beut' cine reide grbin
uno oa baben feline 8ldubi9er Gabner
beraus9eltedt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
&amorifi(6es.
nnr Grridtt.

&ibter: .Sis iinO Shneioer !
GelbhhdnOig?"- 3euge: .yiein- -
berbeir0tbet !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
9rrhlutnt.

Serr: .Glauben Sic, oab oas Sill
fen ungeiunO 1T. andOiges 6rdulein?"
-6rdulein: sc ia. mid bat eins
mai elmer 9etiiBt, Der betam cine se-
f1mDllene Wanae Daopn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
4annra RrntHrr.

8idter: .@ie piele 0orfrafen
baben Sic eiaentlid?A-S trolG:
rMber. Serr Seribtsbof. id bin bod
teen SeDd1tnibtunGler !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
ST, JOHNS UNIVERSITY,
Gpaegepiae, " inn..

ren Beueo 'ctinern a -leite', lit Die beo '"teno.
tie 9 hrarualr oeS Norcm items. Serrii6e
snb a,lune 9aae. uutsrritt IN alsn IA
hsrn. Beipnoere Muf neriamteit miro Der
o~eutfd1ea SpradDe uno ben SanoeIS'
miHcnf6aften
oespiomet. 6 ntr tt su ieber Bet. 8ebirs
3uno,n: $40 rer Ronat BEL fin'm tliter
Bprausbea,b'un9. Nusfunfi ertteilt Der
TtcesHrdipent 4Gl1
Reb. 8runo 9Srfer. 8. 6. 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Bank of North America.
Welrol, stearns Gountp, Miunsts-
$. s. Sasfamp. YraTbent. Sreo. staneL SotEnr.

Sn Steler Sant wro elm auoemeines Santseibaft betrieben. @ediet RI
Snz uno auslano. Selo 81 nieorigen d3inien uno onnebmbaren gebinsun
gen uetheben. eouetionen uno Serf5erun9en auer art in ben belen GsHs
pasnien. Sir ie6smonatGde Sepotsn 4 Yrossnt ub iar iolde smf ca
,Sabr 5 ProSent per Sabr. 4zsnts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Snnnrrbnrr B~rprinnnng.

nSn oas Sbr Mops, Der oa auf benz
&aien umberlduft?"-r Nein - gemis
niGt !"-vNa. no. es ideint mir opd
10! gr iiebt Sbnen uerfludt Gbnli6!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
ScucOict's YraOcmg,
81. Soiepb, Stcarns So, Iinn.

Der llnterriht in nerielbsn umfabt bic
.beutihe uuo euaIiid,e Spruhe, nebt allen
weihlihen + anoarbeiten iowie
Seibneu uue Wtaleu. Seionoere Nuf'
mertiamfeit bent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13
WILL OBSERVE ARBOR DAY.
University Teachers and Students viii
Beautify the New Grounds.

The faculty Of the University held a
meeting yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of arranging FOR the observ-
ance OF Arbor day, and to appoint var
ious committees. one on next years cat
alogue one on faculty reception 70
graduates. and one on commencement
exercises.
Next Monday. which IL Arbor day
will Doe employed by the instructors
and students In planting trees upon the
new rite on the east bench. Each viii
have the privilege OF planting his own
tree. but the board Of regents have
supplied q number for general planting.
The work on that day win be super
vised by the faculty committee. cOn-
sistlng OF Professors Orson Howard.
Byron Cummings, ID. r Allen and w.
O. Roylance. IN connection with Mr..
Christopherson. who Is supervising the
planting on the new grounds.
The other committees named yester-
dag afternoon are as follows:
Committee on Entrance Require
ments and Preparatory SchoolV Profess
s0rs g. NJ. Marshall. Byron Cummings
j. Il. Merrill, r. r. Lyman and ". c..
Royance.
Committee on the Mining school
Professors J. i. Merrill. j. i, Tahnage
and r. r. Lyman
Committee on Normal School-pr0-
fessors w, NJ Stewart, j. b. Toronto.
w q. R0ylance and Edwin Evans.
The committee appointed 20 arrange
for the faculty reception 20 the grad
uuuug class OF 1900 consists OF Profess
egru II IL Allan ID II Tf,rH aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13
HILES REMOVES
ASSIGNEE JAMES
J. H. WOodmau Appointed Receiver
Of Western Dry Goods Co,
AN INTRODUCTORY DECREE
New Onieer Authorized 90 Take Nee
essary steps for Getting I'm Prop
erty and Assets.

In the case Of Martin Christopherson
vs. David W. James, assignee Of the
Western Shoe and Dry Goods company,
Judge Hlles rendered an introductory
decree removing the defendants as as
sIgnee and appointing j. il. Woodman
receiver under a 81 900 bond. The re-
ceIver Is authorized to take such q
course for getting IN the property and
assets Of the defunct company and TO
make an accounting and bring IN other
parties. as he shall be advised.
In his complaint Chrlstopherson al
legged that he WAS a stakeholder and
creditor Of the Western Shoe and Dry
Goods company, and that James as as
signee had failed and neglected TO coli
lect the debts owing the company but
on the contrary sold and delivered
them 10 one Benjamin T. Johnson, VINO
claimed to own them lie further al
legged that the assignee failed 90 take
possession Of the C0mpanys property,
which was valued at $4,000. and that
he permitted various persons without
authority 20 take possession Of II. 20
plaintiffs and other stockholders loss
Mr. James testified that he collected
all the accounts coilectable and said
he assigned no accounts TO anyone
without q full consideration When he
took possession of the companys prop
erty he found an agent OF Mccormick
In the store The man told him he was
q deputy marshal. and that he was in
charge OF the place for Mr.. Mccormick
He went TO see Mccormick and was in
formed that the bank was In possession
under chattel mortgage executed
long before the assignment was made.
James said he never did take actual
possession OF the company's property
for Mccormick had foreClosed the chat
tel mortgage and sold most Of the prop
erty before he had qualified He en-
qulred II there was more than enough
TO pay the Indebtedness when he was
handed an account OF the sales. The
foreclosing OF the mortgage. he said,
was lawful and he therefore was un-
able 20 prevent IT, He had no books.
records and accounts He once had the
day book and ledger in his possession,
but never saw the stock books He
never took an inventory Of the property.
The books and accounts he sold 20 Mr..
b, Z. johnson one year after the as
slgnment.
Spencer Clawson & Co., filed a COM
plant In intervention TO recover S3l2Ol.
Mr.. Clawson testified that at the as
slgnment the Western Shoe and Dry
Goods Companys stock was worth from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13
ENDEAyORERs' CONVENTION.
Program Arranged for the Annual
Meetings to be Held Soon.

The twelfth annual convention Of the
Utah Christian Endeavor union win be
held in the First Presbyterian church Of
this city April 21th-2Sth, and the pro-
gram for that occasion has been pre-
pared the chief features Of which are
az follows:
Friday evening, eth inst, greetings
from w. p HavenOr and Rev W. II.
Bagby. with responses from the local
Baptist Young Peoples union. Epworth
league and Christian Endeavor 0ocle-
ties; annual address by President Har-
ry N. Tollesi address by Rev. Dr. David
n. Beach OF Denver On Saturday
morning the feature will be a training
class conducted by Or Beach. Satur-
day afternoon will be given up to dis
cusslons mostly on "The Model Hour
and The Expansion Hour" topics
Saturday evening viii be devoted prin-
cipally to descriptions OF auxiliary
work. Sunday afternoon there will be a
2 o'clock service at the penitenuary
with Dr. Beach as the speaker AT
o'clock there viii be mass meetings at
the First Congregational and First
Presbyterian churches. and on Sunday
evening the final service will be marked
by addresses from Rev. Drs. Paden and
Baech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13

the proposition Of CONSOLIDATING
institutions was discussed AT 800, ~. y
able length. at 'oasIl,i'
me idea of consolidation h..
entertained for a consllerabio . t.s yea
uppears TO be entirely faaslh 'u"5 sli
hluIh as much OF the stoct 4, "a "a 'la''
banks Is owned by lndIvl6uSi. u's la'
equally interested In each M a'lo'i
the matter must b. Joria.SsN eolH.
ss,tocKholders OF the respective is.,, I'
uohs and In order that thew mlsE ,,'u wv.
ioIliiaiIy upon the matter. spa,lsi y. p y.
ing mas been called FOR Man Xxx '' 4.
hlst object OF Consolidated 4l
course economy IL Is arrus5 h', ,t
business can Just as easily h, tt''l' W,
Dy one bank as by both "-N-'sI
II has not YET been dstsr,,i,.,-.
the new bank viii be named Inn, ~, +.
DgelleVed that It viii be known " y. " ~
rllst National and that q wan h. s,, w
q capital Of 100000. The First 49,, s.,,l
now has capital of g500n srS i' AZ
commercial and Savings a csns.,
$1,000. The officers of he form me- ~. y
w. K. Pike president. Reed sr -'.'
vice president; Herman s NAH.
cashier and j G.. Graham / y
IWelYes. G. J.. Loose. J. w Bean ~
H. X. Eldredge directors Mr. Sn4 ~.
Is president Of the Commercial q r
Loose, vice president. joseph n mr. 20
cashier and w A. Ho.brook Ro,.
talreE James A. Bean. l. S Huis al
j. K. Twelyes directors '' '-'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13
REALTY AND BUILDING.

A warranty deed has been flea il'
record conveying from the Utah slf.
ings and Trust Company to James r
Dunn for 5000. ixl0 rods OF ground
at the northwest corner OF West Ten.
pie and Third South streets.
A mortgage from Eliza Snow Dun.
ford 10 lions Savings Bank and TrH,
Company has been filed for rcul
pledging l0xl0 rods Of ground facing
north and west on South Temple and
Sixth East streets. DO secure a pr0nls
sorry note for $4,000, due 10 two yeaN
with an annual interest at per cent
Willard Y, Croxall has sold 20 OLIVE
B. Green and Ivy Clawson Green. iT
$500. 3Xl0 rods Of ground facing gg1
on Second street. near Canyon road
Spencer Clawson win az once con.
mence the erection Of a one story bsi'
ness block on Commercial street. ne
structure win be 30x60 feet, and W.l
cost 81 400. r. a. Klatting IS the aflhl'
tect The Salt Lake building COMPANY
has the contract for the erection Of DE
building,
Bishop T. r. Cutler Of the Utah 81
gar factory. contcmplaies erecting
modern residence IN Lehl In The near
future. II will be q two story sus,.
ture. 30xj0 feet. with nine rooms aal
modern appointments Kiettlng Is w
architect. and the estimated cost Is "
900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13
HOTEL AND Personal.

~ ~ ~ w u y " " y " y - y y y AlA ~ u " y
Hon r. c. Chambers has gone 10
San Francisco.
F. S. Rockwell OF Denver, stayed at
the Kuntsford last night.
W. r. Gilbert Of Los Angeles, has just
returned from a trip IN Idaho and
stopped at the Kenyon last night
e. II. Compton Of Pueblo, Is visiting
salt Lake. He is a cattleman with
decided views against range restric-
tions.
Judge c. f. LOofbourow returned last
night from Nebraska, where he has
been attending 70 some legal business
for one Of his clients.
John Grover weather observer at
Neah, Washington, has been directed 70
come TO this city as an assistant, and
will be here on the first Of the month.
T. r. Mills Of Denver is stopping at
the Knutsford hotel He expects that
the rush TO Cape Nome this year viii
be something wonderful
Walker-E. w. Garrctson. Bingham;
II. ID. Sabine and wife New York.
John McGil, Katherine b. White. Mary
+. McGilL Philadelphia
White j. Bezzaut. y. p. Christen-
sen. Mount Pleasant. Z. NJ Steele.
Council Bluffs Charles Brenda, Eure-
ka. Mr. aad Mrs. j. Burrows. Park
City.
Culleu-R. Gllchrist. C.. II. GnchrIst.
Omaha Robert j. Jordan. New York
Mrs. +. r.. G0oding. Soshone. Idaho;
h. r. Mitchell Colorado Springs; p. II.
McHeon, Milford.
Omaha Bee: Mrs a. +. Hutchinson
and son OF salt Lake. Utah. formerly of
this city. arrived IN Omaha yesterday
and are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. n.
S. Cochrane, Si06 Woolworth avenue.
Kenyon-H ]. MAR. Mercur: r. W.
Preston and wife Trenton. n. y:
NJ. f. Rathbun, Fontenelle. Wyo.; C.. II.
Solice, Evanston, Harry Hamilton.
Evanston, w. a.. MetcalG Pullman.
Ms NJ. l. Meehau Denver: Julian
Oestrercher New York.
n. n. Jacob. OF Emmetsburg Iowa.
stopper over here last night on his wav
10 Idaho whore De win take "a look al
some of the lands advertised for colon
iaztion purposes Mrs. Jacobs accom-.
panies her husband upon his trip.
I. p. steinmetz being q loyal citizen
OF Denver Indignantly denies that the
capital ~ the Centennial state is
dwindlng in its business activity. Mr.
Steinmetz was here last night and as
serts that Denver has not Tor many
years been so prosperous as now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13
MESSRS. HARTMAN
AND BURT ARRIVE
We're Accompanied from Ogden by
Local Short Line officials.
MRS. HARTMAN ALSO HERE.
Railroad uagnates VIII Probably Re
main Here Untll Monday visit
Full Of Interest

President T.. H. Hartman Of the Ore
gon Short Line railroad and President
Horace O. Burt and Mr.. Moore OF the
Union Pacific railroad. arrived In this
city az 2:35 this afternoon The party
occupied two private cars attached to a
special train from the East Mrs Har-
riman accompanied her husband.
Messrs. Bancroft. Eccles and Young
of the local Short Line officials went up
to ogden TO meet the distinguished Wis.,
itors and came down on the special
with them
President A. W. McCune OF the Utah
G. Pacific met them at the depot here.
IL is probable that the railroad mag
mates VIII remain here until Monday,
the exact time Of their departure being
dependent upon the completion Of their
business In this city.
The visit Of these gentlemen al this
time Is fun Of interest TO railroad and
other people throughout Utah, Idaho
and wyoming. In which States both the
systems represented by Messrs, Harri-
man and Burt are doing an enormous
amount Of Improvement work The
promise Of stiff competition out in this
part OF the country is prompting con-
siderable fence -mending' among the
old lines.
Before returning 70 the east Mr.. Har-
riman viii visit Boise. and the people
there are depending much upon what
his action VIII be with reference 20 the
Idaho Midland which the people OF our
neighboring capital city are promoting.
IL Is we'll known that President Burt
has al his command a big sum OF money
for Improvements on his line and the
immense amount Of work being done on
that and the Short Line indicates that
these systems VIII be put In frst-class
shape for business.
The visit o. Messrs Hartman and
Burt ls for the purpose Of looking into
the needs Of their systems and 10 di-
rect WHORE exDendIlnros shalI be made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-13
A BIRTHDAY WISH.
A Canada Paper Expresses 1t in Glow
ing Words.

Down in the home OF her birth. under
the benign shades of the great white
granite temple and the grassy browed
Ensign peak, near the historic Bee Hive
house and the peaceful precincts OF her
fathers grave Mrs. zina Young Card
(our beloved Aunt zina) was, on Tues
day Of this week. quietly celebrating
the day Of her nativity Such environs
as these must have called up gladstone
visions OF the past tender recollectlons
Of chlldhood's happy days and holy
memories of youthful love and affec-
tion and yet, withal. there would be
a tlnge Of sadness at the thought and
sense Of an the changes times inexor-
able decree has wrought upon the
dreamland of the past-just as we feel
sad when autumn's artist finger touches
the glow OF summers cheek and makes
transformation into gold and then
20 sere. For we know the days OF full
blown gladness are passing through the
potent processes OF the Great Alchemist
and that II is but a little step to the
thraldom Of winters chill
But Aunt Zina's heart Is young and
buoyant. She would look out from the
clear-cut peaks OF lofty mind back
into the valleys az childhOOds hours,
and would be a girl again. The little
family school house is there as IN other
days, ana the old house in which she
was born and reared and from which
she emerged a stately, lovely, brilliant
maiden, will be 20 her as q picture that
is halOed with the sunrise OF love, and
the intervening years-not so many ar
ter all-will be as majestic trees shad-
ing and guiding her pathway 20 the
triumphant present And when. In the
presence Of her fond mother. she con-
templates the past, one may we'll inn
agne the scene as holy and beyond
the realm Of earth. She has ever been
a noble member OF society a friend TO
all who sought her sweet womanly
sympathy a pure. sanity mother and
wife, and queen among her sex Sure
~ she would be more than happy and
hallowed as she contemplated her natal
day and So too. would be the dear
mQther who gave her birth Long may
Aunt Zina be spared as the God-mother
OF Cardston and the friend OF all OF us
-CardstOu Record