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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following guests were the arrivals
at the hotels up 10 o'clock today
Knutsford- Geo. h. Shoup, Boise; j..
Jay Nestel Edward Valpy, New York;
Miss Molle u. Holland San Francisco;
A. A. Uffendlll New York; b. X, Coff-
man, san Francisco: G. II. Sembower,
Guy X. Sembower, Cora l.. Sembower,
Mrs. l.. II. Focht Reading, Pa; j. H..
Duhield and wife, Jerseyvile, ILL.,; c.
c. Child. st. Louis; Mrs. c. II. Reimer'
Buffalo; Douglas Dyrenforth and wife.
Chicago; Mrs. NJ l. Dickinson, New
York City; NJ. G. Ebbs, A. Just, New
York; Ludwig Eiseman, Boston.
Kenyon-w. r. Conan, city, Geo.
Prentice, Rock River; w. II. Kromllng,
Chicago. Doremus Fem, Dorothy Nc
Way. Wellesley McVay John McVay,
Helena: c. r.. Moore, w w. Ruds, w.
r. Allen. wife and babies Denver X.
Meneake. James OConnell, San Fran
cisco: Otto n Ratio, Minneapolis; c. j..
Waterhouse. San Francisco; Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Willbrand, St Louis; L. NJ,
Cory, Pittsburg; r. b. Campbell, CHI
cago; c. II. Hill, Beloit; Muro Rem"
shaw. Boise; ]. d. Hove. a. 7. Hilli H..
r, Lilley, city.
White House Edna Keys, Sallda;
Roy Walsh. scipio; Joseph a. Besby,
san Francisco: S. ]. Nicholson. Nina
CART. c. NJ Hendricksen, Edith Nell
son. II. s. Nelson, Mrs. H. S. Nelson,
Draper: c. l.. Thomas, Calumet S. e.
souires. Seattle. a. Muirbrook, Tooele;
c. w. Esender, II. Hambleton, Balu-
more: w. II. Powell, Rolla, Mo.
Cullen-F. f. NJ. owen. sweetwater;
r. ]. Hagenbarth. Spencer. Idaho; Geo.
c. Grace, Deadwood; J, Mcmillan, Los
Angeles, c. n. Sacket, Frisco; John r.
Edwards, Gorden; X. n. HolienoeeA'
Casey, Iowa; d. straupp, city
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Northwestern Annual Meeting.

Chicago June 6-The annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders OF the Chicago
& Northwestern Railroad company was
held here today and the usual semi-an-
aual dividend Of per cent on the COM
mon and the quarterly dividend OF
"a per cent on the preteTed STOCK
were declared. The directors annual
report which was approved shows
gross earnings Of si3,Ol5,97i and ex-
penses OF s3SO39. 6s5, leaving surplus
OF sl64i,977 exclusive Of the income
from lands The proportion Of oper-
atlng expenses, exclusive Of taxes, to
the earnings Is G0.l2 per cent
Eugene +. Osborne, who for some
time has acted as vice president In
place Of NJ. /. Sykes, was formally
elected to that position, The follow
ing directors were reelected; Marvin
Hughltt, n. X. Fairbanks, James still
man, oliver Ames and Zenas Crane,
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Speculation as to What He VIII
Do After July l.
CONNECTION WITH MIDLAND
A.. ytce President Of Colorado Road,
some Important Anti-iIarriman ana
Gould Moves May be Anticipated

Now that the announcement mas peeh
authortatiyely made that Colonel j. e
Dodge has severed all connections WIN
the Rio Grande Western and that ne
Will practically retire from railroad NE
on July lst there Is considerable spec
riotor ms 10 what the veteran Official
,yiu do in the future. There are those
in this city who say that such a pheho-
n.non as an active railroad man retlr-
ing from business and placIdly turning
his back upon things pertaining 70
transportation is dlstlnctlyely a rara
avis. The old adage, 'once a railroad
man; always a railroad man. holds
good in nearly every case
With the receipt Of the news OF the
retirement Of Colonel Dodge comes
the question what VIII he 40
next? It has been generally over
looked I'm the recent railroad earln-
quake that has been In progress IN
the West that Colonel Dodge comprises
one OF lnt lHdHdblHb N"'''''N
Colorado Midland and very agsr
slye and influential one at mat uhuer
the present Gould Hartman tie-up tue
Midland is to all intents and purposes
a road tucked away In the mountains
which. aside from It's local traiiic VIII
have TO rely upon the crumbs that taIl
from the rich mans table" az lar as
any trans-continental business Is con
Cerned. ~
Vice President Dodge OF the
Colorado Midland Is not the man 70
stand idly by, and 1t would not surprise
those who are acquainted with his at
tributes to see startling changes In the
railroad map OF Utah in the near ~
ture. The Oft repeated rumor regard
Ing the San Pedro Los Angeles * san
Lake road and the Colorado Midland
Joining hands may prove TO be founded
ON fact after the meeting when WIN De
held In this city within the next TWO
weeks. Stranger things have happened
in the history Of railroading II WouId
be a mean trick TO serve the Hartman
Gould interests after selling out To them
at q good figure but then 1t Is bus'hesS'
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THE ORGAN RECITAL.
Prof. Mcclellan viii be Assisted by
George d. Pyper.

Prof. Mcclellan, assisted by George
D. Pyper win render the following ex-
celent program at the organ recital
tomorrow morning:
!. Chorales, Jesus, Meme Zuver-
slcht.' LEICESTER Jesu Wiz sind
Her ..,.. ,,.,. ,.. zee. ''''bach
?, Dreams"
Study to Tristan and Isolde
''.... ,.. ,.,..ss. .,.s sss's's' W dehtl
3, Chorus OF Angels" ...... CLARK
= lenor solo,. ...... Geo, II. fyper
o. CAP "Traumerei' .., .,.Schumann
lb) Rocked In the Cradle Of the
Deep ,,,, 90. ....., koechel
baritone solo,
,cl The Enchanted Bells Haberhier
D. 'ih Offertoire ..... ...,. ... ..Wely
Doors close at 1l:l0; babies not ad-
| miued
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the Palace hotel since his arrival at
San Francisco, Is suffering from seri-
GUS attack Of pneumonia and has been
removed 10 a private hospital. Ills
condition is said to be critical
Rio Grande Western trains from the
Fosi and south were late last night ow-
inc TO a collision at Thistle Junction
between two freight trains yesterday
afternoon No one ls said to have been
hurt but half dozen cars were put
out of action.
The local Office OF the Southern Pa
clGc IS Kept busy hunting prospective
excursionists to California next week.
quite a number Of prominent salt LAX.
ers have slgnlhed their intention OF
taking "a trip to the Pacific coast and
il Is expected that the excursion VIII
be a record-breaker
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DEATH FROM APPENDICITIS.
David Miller of Mill Creek Suecumbs
After an Operation.

David l., Miller Of Min Creek died
last evening at St Marks hospital az
Ter being operated upon for appendi-
oius lie had suffered terribly since
last Tuesday and his condition became
80 aggravated that he could not rally.
., he was a son OF the late Bishop
reuben Miller and was a years Of age.
he Is survived by a wife and nine chill
uIen, The funeral win be held from
.ne MIL Greek meeting house tomor-
row afternoon.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral OF George W, Wl.9at
an old resident Of Utah, VINO al,l y
the Holy Cross hospital YESTERDAY y, aii
ternoon Of spinal meningitis was ny by
from the funeral chapel Of joseph We
Taylor this afternoon
The funeral Of the late Peter = .' ',,,
person was held from the secO"' "'''
meeting house this afternoon
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BINGHAM CANYON SUIT.
Garland who Was Convicted of Man
slaughter One of the Defendants.

II r. Jones and S, Hays today COM
menced suit against b. b. Quinn,
Giovanni Cereghin c. NJ. Coddngton,
Frank De Lamar i. c. Garland and
Mrs #. c, Garland to recover possess
sion of portion OF forty acres in
Bingham canyon, which they claim the
defendants wrongfully entered upon
and withhold possession Of They also
ask for 800 damages, Garland Is the
man who was convicted on last Satur-
day Of voluntary manslaughter
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CHURCH NEWS.
RELlEF SOCIETY.

''HAALp nollEIl
The Salt Lake Stake Relief so,.,,l
officers meeting viii be ned In X
Fourteenth ward hall Saturday Upe
lVVl, at ? O'Clock. A reprssenniy,
from each society is requested n Nj
present, All are invited
NJ. T. HORNE, prest
NJ. l. a. C0NFERENCE-GRAyITel
STAKE.
The annual conference Of the Y N
and Y. /. NJ. [. A. Of Granite S,gs
convenes at TaylosyIIe ward ON Sm
day. June 9Th. At 10 o'clock a. m,
meeting Of the ward officers win h
held IN the school rooms. and pgas
meetings convene IN the meeting h5r
at 2 and Z o'clock D. m. respsc,lvay
Members Of the General NJ j. Boards
will be In attendance and O good lime
Is assured, All Stake and ward NJ l.
officers and workers are requested 10
attend our meetings, and the Saints
and public In general are cordially In
vited TO meet with US.
WM c. WINDER
Stake Supi y. NJ ". T. \.
ZlNA b. CANNON,
Stake President Y l.. NJ l. A.
The Fourth ward Primary win give
a review on Sunday evening, June q
1901, beginning at $50 o'clock A cor.
dial invitation is extended to all Inter.
ested In Primary work
OLIVE PIXTON, President.
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Company Dissolution.

The Echo Land and Stock company
today filed In the district court a petit
tion for dissolution Of corporation in
conforty with resolution passed
at a meeting Of the stockholders held
In this city on May l7th All claims
against the company are said to have
been satisfied and the stockholders are
unanimous as regards the disIncorpora-
tlon. The hearing has been set for
July 18th.
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II you are troubled with A., iaf p 5si
uncomfortable diseass. e, cs', me cor.
don't don't neglect It. Don't icy .or ,'5 day ,fll
n pIu get arm hold E ..,,,g. 'e g,or.t
Disease 9Iss'as is neglected IT grVTTSs BLER:
G9%mfa me I Pile I OINTMENT t5s Y,
Z, I. immediate n and cure infs.'0; 4.
Price, 80 cents, IN po'u'''
cents. z. c, NJ. l.
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Under Amusement.

A motion and demurrer in the case
Of Elinora Josephine Hirst. adminlstra
trix of the estate Of William Lundy
deceased, vs. the Union Pacific Railway
company was argued before Judge
Stewart in chambers this morning by
lie Grand Young for the railway COM
pany and j. H. Mcmillan Of Ogden for
the plaintiff, and taken under advise
mani
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-07

Chicago, June The advisory COM
mittee Of the immigrant bureau Of the
Western Passenger association held a
meeting here and took action In regard
TO a number OF questions relating 20
immigrant business The most Import
ant action was a Encouragement Of the
distribution of Immigrant business To
California owing 20 the extension Of
the Santa Re to San Francisco IL has
become necessary that the Southern
Pacific be brought into membership. A
committee consisting OF John Sebas-
tan, Of the Rock Island Geo r, Mich.
olson Of the Santa Ft, w. b. Knlskert
Of Chicago and Northwestern ANA r. l..
Lomay. Of the Union Pacific has been
appointed 20 take ~ the natter
Consideration was also given IN a
proposition 10 appoint a European rep.
resentatiye 20 keen the roads advised
as regards the immigrant situation In
Europe
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THE CHAMBERS ESTATE.
Administrators Rood Authorized 10
Pay Debts Amounting 10 St5O,OOO.

on motion Of Attorney Waldemar Van
Colt Judge Stewart in chambers this
morning ordered the administrator of
the estate Of the late II. G. Chambers
TO pay debts Of the estate amounting TO
sl5OO00. The court appointed Jacob II.
Wolcott, George A. Henry and Frank
Weed appraisers for Tooele county and
John Forgle Sr, Patrick S. Martin and
w. y. WILLIAMS for Beaver county.
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The Bonnemort win.

Elizabeth Bonnemort today filed pc
tition for admission to probate Of the
viii Of her late husband. Edgar f.
Bonnemort, who died on May 2Sth, and
that letters testamentary be issued to
herself who Is named as executrix In
the will The property left Is some
5000 head Of sheep, valued at $4,000,
There are said to be no other heirs but
the widow, Hearing was set for June
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-07

pyspeptlcs cannot be long y l Y ,D, N
carse 40 live requires nourlsihlIls',,
FOOD ls not nourishlng unu, j :
d,gested, A dlsordered stomach VIZ. n.
nnt digest food. it must have 49, asss,
ance. Kodol Dyspepsia CuIe ,.o u h,
al kinds of food without alo li nm1 =.
stomach. allowing II to resi- 9 I,s sD,.
cain ms natural functions l.s y, \.
mcnts are exactly the SANE s sir,Sg
natural digestive fluids and VIZ ~
n na helm but do you good M.
schramm Prescription Drugg'3' IA
Corniek Bldg, Cor Main ana To"
cniifh ST
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VARIOUS COURT CASES.


Landlady Clara b. Tregea q the
Santarium roomlng house lnlehds 10
make II hot for Constable William y.
HIS, and show him through me strong
light Of the district court that ne can
grab a lady by the arm ana attempt
to eject her from one OF the rooms OF
her own house with impunlty' 10 TINS
end she has filed suit Tor assault
against the constable, praying Tor W
600 damages for suffering sustained IN
mind aud body through the constables
alleged hardness,
Const0Dle HIlls answer to the charge
places a different complexion on MS ac-
ton lie says that last Wednesday ne
went % the Sanltarium r0omlng mousse
to serve an attachment on Mrs, NJ H.
Brewster. one of the roomers, against
whom Or. II. A. Anderson had OBJ
tanned a judgment In Justice Lochrie's
court for $50. lie saws that the land
lady followed him into Mrs. Brewster's
room. ana prevented his selling her
property. but that Notwithstanding this
Interference with an officer In pursuit
OF his avocatlon, he f0rbearing placed
his hand on Mrs. Tregtas arm. and
In the most courteous manner babe her
withdraw and attend 20 her own az
fairs. on Mrs. Tregsa's refusal TO do
so the constable claims ne let the mat
ter so at that
This Is not the first time that Con-
stable Hills has met with opposition In
the same quest. on May nth he re-
paired TO the Sanltarium for the same
purpose On this occasion Ben f. Ire
yea. the husband lnterfered, and a suit
is peGding against him IN Justice Dana
Smiths court for resisting an officer,
ALLEGES DRUNKENNESS.
w. II. Potter makes hqbimal drunk
enness for more than three years the
ground for a divorce proceeding which
ne has commenced against his wife,
Mary Potter. He asks for the custody
Of his l3-year-old son and 7-year-old
daughter. The marriage was in this
ci,S IN April, 1882
MARRIAGE ANNULLED
In accordance with Referee FL
dredge's report Judge Hall yesterday
granted Marie Her2og Muller divorce
from Conrad Muller on the ground OF
cruelty. Mrs. Muller gets $500 allmony,
half the household furniture, and her
attorney fees. The marriage was II,
Salt Lake CITY In January, 1883.
SUIT BY ASSIGNEE
y. II. Wells as assignee, has began
suit for attachment against II. II.
Tucker ana w. r. Gray to recover on
bill for $l12i76, said 70 be due for
goods sold office rent and on a promls-
soy note Of which the defendants were
Puarantors. The defendants not being
residents of the state, an attachment
was issued on their property within
the state,
UNDER AMUSEMENT.
The bankruptcy case Of Geore l.,
Nye, trustee, VS. r. G. Waltenspiel was
concluded yesterday afternoon and
taken under adyisement by Judge Hall.
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Asks for Divorce.

Hattie Hllditch today filed suit for
divorce from her husband G. l.. Hill
ditch, who she claims has neglected TO
provide for her since last October, OBJ
llgng her to depend on the charity Of
friends The marriage was in this city
in November, 1884, and there are no chill
1ren
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Danger, disease and death follow neg.
lect of the bowels Use DeWitts LII,
tie early Risers TO regulate them ana
you will add years to your HE ana llie
to your years. Easy TO take Never
grippe f. G. schramm. Prosecution
Druggist, Mccormick Bldg Cor Main
and Firet South ST.
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Short Orders.

Judge Hall made the following
equity orders today:
Maria Bohn VS. Olaf Bohn ct al: de-
murrer overruled. Defendants given
ten days 10 answer.
Thomas Matthews W Frank Gilmore
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Union Pacific Busincss.

Omaha, Neb., June 6,-The April
report for the business transacted dur.
Ing that period by the Union Pacific
Short Line and Navigation companies
Is just out. and shows a gratifying in
crease The gross receipts from all
three lines for April were $3ilS,731, an
increase over the same period In 1900 Of
S3j6li3, The total expenses for the
same period, including taxes, were
Ni9IlS6, an Increase Of $21S,0,6 over
last year The total surplus, after all
expenses were paid, amounted to
N2S3,i27, which was an increase Of
S7S,0SG over April 1900
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DIED,

WATERFALI-At Mercug June 5h % o
heart failure, Ralph y. Wa'erIHS,i,I, , ". v.
infant son OF city Recorder "HH"-
and GertIe n, Waterfall r nav.
Funeral was held from Joseph r. AZ. i1',
lor's undertaking establishment f''-'
afternoon June I.
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POUND NOTICE.

oSr sonpTL MAZE ABouI, ~ lille
90, OH Man, s looks IKE q over right .6 AlV claimed
sSSy ,, ess's sTsy on or before Jq1s n oh9
NH NH i he sold at 10y Pound a. 70 10 hs,dd
~ W. uSt,ox city poupdseepor, ne place and
Of horse. viii be sold al 'A'A'
time.
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et all all defendants, who have not yet
answered, given twenty days TO do so.
Charles J. Lundeen VS. Anna Cutler
ct al; time OF restraining order of de
PENDANT extended TO June IA.
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~, cIUn EXCURSION

tn ogden, sunday, jane 9th' VI" WV
short Line
sneelal train leaves going az ,o 'E !
=, Sand and leaves ogden coming oa'A
$3.50 p. IN. .,
only LOO round TRIP.
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ID. g. X. G. MEETING.
Dividend Declared, but no News re-
pardinR n. G.. W. Consultations

New York, June G.--The directors Of
the Denver & Rio Grande road today
declared seml-annualy dividend OF
2i5 per cent on the preferred stock
No other business Of public interest
was transacted, II was said
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down the street when Mr. Frazier
learned OF IL. he armed himself and
swore he would find the negro ana XII
him.
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pOSTMASTER'S SALARY,
Especial to the "Newsy

Washington, D. c., June The slI,
airy OF the postmaster at ugleh o"
been increased from G,IOO to WV"
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EXCURSION TO P0RTlANo'

Via the oregon Short Line. , INN ios 70.
ro,nd trip. Tickets good re'0' '''"'
III Sept. 9th.
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Attention, Investors!

The choice property occupied by the r. Auerboc r ~
will be sold to the highest bidder cash. at 70 oc ~
1901 Front Door Of City County Bldg Fror,
5Ss by depth Of 2 additional ground IN ~
ments consist of store Bldg and Steam Heating Plant Property m
inspection. viii be made by Mr. +. b Wck referee
THEODORE MEYER
IsADoRE MEYER
Executors Of Estate of Frederick Auebach deceased
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Rouse EEeLWes'

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
Prsparodbyc,LHOod q o..LOwell, Mass
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.xOGSSs ~ . A4A~

Are prepared from y
lures mid laxatives, al
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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SUIT BY ASSIGNEE.
UNDER AMUSEMENT.

The bankruptcy case Of Geore l..
Nye, trustee, VS. r. c. Waltenspiel was
concluded yesterday afternoon and
taken under advisement by Judge Hall.
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MARRIAGE ANNULLED,

In accordance with Referee FL
dredges report Judge Hall yesterday
granted Marie Hergog Muller a divorce
from Conrad Muller on the ground OF
cruelty. Mrs Muller gets $500 allmony,
half the household furniture, and her
attorney fees. The marriage was H.,
Salt Lake CITY IN January 1883.
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AT THE RESORTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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