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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
PARLEY'S CANYON WATER,
City Chemist Finds II Very Good Bet'
ter Than City Creek,

The analysis which city Chemist
Harness has made Of water from Par
ley's creek is even more satisfactory
than that made OF city Creek water,
there being even a smaller trace Of am
mona in the Parleys creek water
Thele IL absolutely no trace of nitrates,
sulphuretted hydrogen. alkali, sui
phides or metallic impurities. Due
credit must be given TO Land and Wa
ter Commissioner Westerfied for the
pure condition Of the water. not only
In tn stand he has taken in preventing
the driving N cattle up the canyon ROAD
and the removal Of corral aud sheds
from the lands purchased 10y the city
last year. but more especially In having
q large quantity Of the creek water
distributed over the land last wintei
AMI early spring which had TO perco-
late through q filter of sandy soil be
fore reaching the creek again
Ia Paileys creek there were esq.,
900 gallons flowing last Friday. a de-
crease OF 232 gallons Cor the week. At
this time last year the discharge was
only 5,0lS00O gallons. Eighty per cent
Of the flow from parleys goes into the
citys pipes the rest being used by tn,
farmers and the penitentiary for irrl
cation. city Creek during the week has
decreased from SALSA gallons TO q.
900 600 This time last year the How was
63520O0 The combined reduction Of
both sources during the week VS. 727.Sl6
gallons. city Creek WAS flowing 1000
gallons more than parleys on Friday A
month ago city Greek was disrhargins
100000 gallons and parley's 1900.
OOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
THE ELKS' CARNIVAL.
Antlers Will Have a Kangaroo Court
of the Grand Old Type.

The Kangaroo court established dur
ing the Elk's carnival week from
September 10th to Fist. win be espe-
ciany for Elks, and viii be one OF
the features of the carnival enclosure.
The court viii b. in continuous session
from the opening of thte fair to the
close OF the fair The committee In
charge. through the supreme Judges.
will do everything In their power TO
administer justice for the victims who
come under the ban Of the court.
The Harbour Amusement company
have added 20 their list OF attractions
for Carnival week. the famous Kelton
family OF musicians, and a band Of
Tyrolean singers telegram received at
carnival headquarters from delegates to
the grand lodge convention az Milwau-
kee. informing Director General Stoll Of
the delegates arrival The ladies'
guessing contest Tor the most appropri-
ate name for she live ELK TO BE- christ
eued September Goth. Is increasing IN
letters every day, and n q continues
will take an additional force Of clerks
10 answer and handle that correspon-
dence alone. The enclosed oommunica-
ton has been sent by Captain Stoll TO
the eight hundred elks lodges through
out thea'nited States
Dear Sir and Bfether As you are
In all probability awa& by this tlhle'
salt Lake Lodge No. 5NAll., on sep
TENDER Is II. lS Is. % anN-i give
street fair and carnival Thu prVVVeus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
LITTLE GIRL ASSAULTED.
Lured to Lonely Spot by an Unknown
Man.

Last evening some unknown wretch
made an attempt to assault an eight
year-od girl in the northwestern part
Of the city ana was only prevented
from accomplishing his dastardly pur-
pose by the chlds loud screams for
help. The parents Of the little girl re-
fused to divulge their name,
The child with her brother were out
looking for q COW that had strayed
away. when stranger rode up to them
on a bicycle and said he knew where
the animal was Leaving the boy to
care for the wheel he lured the girl of
with him, saying he would show her
where the COW was Soon after the boy
was startled by hearing his sister
screaming Her assailant rushed back.
jumped on his wheel aud rode rapidly
away, The children returned home and
informed their father what had hap
pened. lie al once reported II 10 the
police and officer Pack spent several
hours searching for the fellow. The lit
tie girl gave an excellent description
OF him and the police are In hopes OF
capturing him before long Beyond be-
Ing badly frightened the girl was not
harmed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
OBITUARY.

Died. at Whitney. Oneida Co.. Idaho.
Joseph Dunkley. son OF Benjamin
Dunkley and Sarah Briggs. Born Au-
gust 9Th. 1924. at Stratford. Essex.
England. Baptized into the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints June
g 1859. by Elder John Hickman. Con-
iirmsd by Elder William Morrison Jun,
9Th. 1859. at yelling. Kent, England
Emlgrated from England. April Isl
1854. Crossed the sea on the ship
Germanicus. Arrived at Salt Lake CRY
in 1855. Went TO Provo and there was
ordained Seventy May 23rd. 1857. He
moved TO Franklin In the year 1860;
was one 0f the first pioneers OF Frank
lin. lived there until he moved to
Whitney, which was about twelve years
ago, where he lived until his death.
Brother Dnnkley was an honest man.
good and faithful Latter-day Saint
Embraced every principle OF the Cos
pei that he could embrace; was al
ways on hand 20 labor for the good OF
the community: was the father OF thlr-
teen children. S boys and girls. one
boy and two girls are dead He edn
Gated his family TO be good Latter-day
Saints His Oldest son filled an honora-
bic mission In the Southern states. Ill.,
funeral services were held at the Whit
ney meeting house. Bishop Benson on
Whitney taking charge The speakers
were. Patriarch Isaac y. Nash OF
Franklin Elder William waterson Of
logan Bishop Clark Of Weston. Elder
w. Woodward OF Franklin. Elder John
Bggs OF Coyeville Elder John DALEY
~ Whitney and Bishop Benson. An
spoke words Of comfort 20 Sister Dunk.
ley and told her that the blessings Of
God would rest upon her for her untir-
ing devotion and care that she took OF
her suffering husband for about three
years. and especially during the las,
few months Of his illness as she had 20
feed him Ike a baby.
Interment az Franklin, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Following is todays fecord Of real
estate transfers, made In the office of
the county recorder up to o'clock this
afternoon
salt Lake County 10 Seymour b.
Young, quit claim deed, west 100
feet by 30 feet from 1856 feet
south OF northeast corner lot IL,
block ", Five Acre Plat a. Il.
i survey. o.. 49, Of. ........,S $3.50
Joseph 4. McNary and wife TO
Central Investment Co., warran-
~ deed, undivided half interest
in lot 90, 81 to so, block 3, Lin
coin, Park. d. 81. T.. h. D.. e. e.. 10000
Thomas c. Griggs ct al TO Inn
q. Davis, quit claim deed. right.
OF way in lot s. block 40, plat
&c $. l.. G. survey =. 81. zee. o.. 100
Esther A, Sorrenson TO Milton
Bennion, warranty deed, part OF
block ., Forest Dale i. =. i. 49,. $500
John p Johnson and wife to Carl
7. Johnson warranty deed. west
2la rods by south 10 rods from
northeast corner lot 3, block 1855.
plat "A. ~ $. l.. c. survey. . . 10000
FILED AFTER p. NJ. SATURDAY.
Laura Crocker Pitts and husband
to Laura Croker and Maud $.
Croker, warranty deed. west 10
rod by south 3ls rods from 10
rods south OF northeast corner
lot s, block 81, plat "B, s. l.. c.
survey.
survey. ............ ..s.......... 100
Administrator Of estate Of
James Chamberlain, deceased to
Mark Kelly administrators
deed, Elgin lode mining claim.
In Big Cottonwood Mining dis
trict.. 60. 81. ............... $50 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
LATE LOCALS,

Deputy Sheriff Mauss brought in
George stephens today who was con-
victed by Justice Mcmillan for vag-
rancy He win serve fifteen days. He
had In his possession a new pair Of la
dies shoes and II the owner can be
found stephens viii be held on
charge OF petit larceny,
The n. P. Clam Construction COM
pany has been notified by the board Of
public works 10 commence construction
work on the extension Of pipe sewers
on South Temple from Second TO Thir-
ieenth East streets. Third South from
Fifth TO Seventh East. Sixth East from
Second 10 Third South. Extensions on
other streets will be ordered later
The elevator service In the city and
county building has been very irregular
Of late, service being stopped some
times as many as a dozen times a day.
The trouble is that the power company
mas been over generous In its voltage
sending over the wire as high as 500
volts when the maximum called for in
the contract is only 25O. As a result tho
rubbers have been frequently burnt
out and the damage has been consider.
able, This morning the board Of cOm-
missioners notified the Utah Light &
Power company that 1t would hold Il
responsible for the damage Incurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
AFFAIRS OF THE COUNTY

At the meeting Of the county commits
sionors today s29O25 was appropriated
for the driving Of two wells on State
street by job Harker.
In reply TO communication from Su-
perintendent Hardy Of the state Insane
Asylum that Carl Schwed. a harmless
patient, was ready 10 be returned, Mr..
Hardy was notified that the county had
no power to return a state charge.
\ bid by George W. Cutler to sprinkle
the East Jordan district for sixty days
for $50 was referred 10 the commit.
tee on roads and bridges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
BIG TRAVEL
ON RAILROADS.
Hot Weather Does Not Seem to
Abate il Through Utah.
MANY DELEGATES GOTOB BOISE
Utah Wen Left over the short Line Tor
the Idaho Capital Last Night
- Opening Tomorrow

The eastern railroad travel was never
so great through Utah In not weather
as at the present time. Many people are
stopping over here. too TO spend a day
or two for the purpose Of resting ana
sightseeing Today a party OF chicago
newspaper men, twent.seyen In num-
Der viii pass through en- route to Boise
20 attend the mining congress when
opens there tomorrow and continues In
session throughout the week SAT-
Lakes delegation left for there overtime
Short Line last night Among them
were the following from salt Lake;
Col. H. G.. Hebron, John Dern, W G..
Bogue, w. c. Higgins, w. II. Tlbbals,
Fred G. Richmond. G, =. Hudson and
VIM. Hatfield
Montana VIII be represented by thirty
delegates, who will also go into Boise
over the Short Line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
Street and Midway.

The booth Of Marshall Bros. yellow
Front Grocery" near Second South Is
one Of the prettleat along the street.
sreamers Of red ana yellow in front
Of the Y. G.. NJ l. make that store one
Of the most attractiyely decorated along
the street.
The lighting on the midway and
grounds viii be Boy red globes, similar
20 those which adorn East Temple
street Verify the town win be paint
ed red this week.
The proprietor Of the Darwin show, ="
In which Is exhibited an African gorilla
and Gorilla man" Is a brother Of
Harry Edwards. who was wen known
here before he went 20 Kondike, some
three years ago.
People from the country towns are
beginning to come In 20 have a good
time during carnival week. Not many
arrived today, but the hotels and res
taurants are all putting on extra help,
In preparation for the influx OF the next
few days,
Secretary Hal Clawson OF the fair
committee IN the busiest man In town
today Fully hundred people called
and inquired for him at the carnival
Headquarters. and the Office boys took
turns IN saying automatically Down
on the Midway" With coat off and
sleeves rolled mp, the urbane secretary
was here. there and everywhere dlrct-
ing the preparations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22

clothing on. She says that when che
revived partly the man was stil stand
ilIg over her PROSTATE form and said
NOW you can go
liy that time Miss Eddlng had ob-
tanned help from the Cannon place and
was returning TO the scene. Miss Vest
land was staggering towards them, but
her assailant could not be found at thai
time. The girls were taken home and
telephone message at once sent 20 The
police station FROM Cannon's Officers
Pack and Smith fastened TO the scene
and secured a good description from he
girls, When they were returning irum
the place they saw Delbechlo on The
bridge at Tenth South. He answered
the description the girls gave but as be
told a pretty good story the officers de-
cided not 10 arrest him. He had some
musical instruments with him and said
that he had been out serenading. The
officers started back 20 town. but con-
Guiding that all was not right returned
ond placed Delhechio under arrest
When taken into custody. he said,
thought you would come back for me
lie was taken back 20 the Cannon
place and confronted by the girls, both
OF whom positively recognized him as
their assaiant. He was taken TO the
station and locked up on the charge OF
assault with attempt to commit rape
Miss Eddlng came up TO the station
this afternoon and again identified
Delbechio. Miss Westland was still TOO
III TO appear in court.
The accused was examined by cry
Physician King today and Il was founa
that he Is suffering from loaihsome
disease. lie was arraigned beiole
Judge Timmony and pleaded not guilD'
In default OF 81 800 he was remanded 20
the custody Of the sheriff. He viii nave
a hearing Thursday afternoon at thi'e
o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22

claims that the three last named de-
PENDANTS may have In the mortgaged
premises.
Clark. Eldfedge & Co. are suing j, M.
Hendry & 60. for sjiG35 claimed to be
due them In open account
Pearl Patterson Is suing for divorce
frOm Fred e. Patterson, whom she
married at Ogden on January IL, 1900
She claims that her husband deserted
her over year ago, There are no chill
dren.
Testimony In the divorce case Of
Alice NJ. Stott vs. John A. Stott was
taken by Referee G. G. Armstrong this
afternoon, who will recommend TO the
court that a decree be granted on the
ground OF desertlon The plaintiffs
testimony was corroborrated by that Of
Daniel and Elizabeth MacKay.
James i. Black and James Fulton
have commenced suit against L. II.
punnlng, a partner asking for the APP
pointment OF a receiver, an accounting
OF the property and that the partner
ship affairs be wound up. They claim
that Cumming brought about the lnsol-
yency and that the assets are only
81 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22

Of this event are TO go towards the
building OF our new home, which Is at
the present time under erection. II
VIII be a home for all visiting brothers.
And now. my brother. to make this
event a success. we ask for your hearty
cooperation and extend 20 YOU an inyi-
tation ~ welcome We want you. we
must have you.
"rhe main feature for the brothers
will be on September Goth, which viii
be Elk's purple day, and on which day
the christening Of the live elk takes
place.
THE Hon Theo. Roosevelt has been
invited TO do the honors for this oc-
caslon. Reduced rates on all railroads
VIII be made.
"A Jolly time is In store for you; be
with us and we will do the rest. for
you know what that means. Communi-
cate with us.
salt Lake Lodge No. SO stands ready
to assist YOU at all times, and now we
ask you again, and again, for your
hearty cooperation and assistance,
and know we will have IT,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
WHO CLERK JAMES NET.
Saw Some of the Fighting Friends
and Tells a Fish Story.

One Of the most interesting points
visited by County Clerk James on his
California trip was Santa Catalina ISL
and the great island resort Of the Pa
cihc coast. Here the ex-reporter met
Jim Jeffries and Gus Robin. the pugi-
lists ana his newspaper instincts
prompted him TO interview them. Jim
told him that he had no doubt In his
mind that he would make short work
Of Gus. THE only man. said he. that
can keep me guessing Is Bob Fitzsim-
mons, lie is getting little old IN har-
ness but IL still IT. He is the grand old
man Of the roped arena as Gladstone
was grand old man In English poll
ties"
Mr. James was fortunate enough 20
witness one OF the desperate struggles
with a giant tuna in Avalon bay. SEN
ator kearns was with him and also
Mr. and Mrs \. H. Tarhet Miss Edith
Parker and Reese Price. All saw the
plucky fight, and could see the FISH
through the glass bottom Of the boat.
Ana the angler was woman.
we were attracted 90 the struggle
by the screams Of the woman. but they
We're only screams of excitement" said
Clerk James, and we watched the
fight with the leaplng tuna for almost
an hour Several men went out 10 as
sist the lady, but abe was master o.
the situation and dis1ained 10 receive
assistance. AS a matter Of fact she
was working FOR the honor Of admis-
sion 20 the Tuna club. 20 be eligible 10
which one must catch a tuna as heavy
as 100 pounds. Later In the day We re-
turned and found that the lady had
just landed her fish. II turned the
scales at 22j pounds and now madam
has the distinguished honor OF having
landed the largest fish OF any member
Of the Tuna club. IL took nearly eight
hours 10 catch the tuna"
There are said 10 be sea bass as
heavy as 800 pounds In the bay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
GOV. PRINCES VISIT.
Distinguished New Mexican Stops Over
Here for a Day,

The familiar figure Of ex-Goy Brad
ford Prince Of New Mexico was seen
on the street yesterday. Gov. Prince
stopped off at the Knutsford, en- rout.
20 Boise city from Cripple Creek, wher,
he has been in attendance upon the
Trans. Mississippi Congress. AT the
Idaho capital he VIII attend the mining
congress. Of which he has been thrice
president,
Gov Prince said yesterday that he
hoped that the coming mining congress
would agitate the establishment Of a
department Of mining in the cabinet Of
the President Of the United States II
that was not thought feasible. he said
he was In favor Of lnaugurating bu-
reaus in the Interior to do for mining
what the experimental stations have
done for agriculture. Mrs Prince &C
companies the governor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
Too Late for Classification.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ONE RAY HORSE ABOUT i2 YEARS
old no brands visible Oue hay mare. wh,tp
star 10 forehead. branded JBk on left hin.
about years old one brown mare mule
about years old. brand looks Ike 1 on left
hip. one dark red COW. atOut years Cd
brand looks Ike cru on leit hip and OK
bined on left side. n the above deSrrihfd
aulmals are not claimed and taken aWay IN
or before July 81. 1901. they Will be- soId at
city Istray Pound ai2pm. John o. Natto4.
City roundkeeper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
DIR. PAYNE'S VICTIM DISAPPEARS.
Woman Who Alleged to Have Been CrminaIy Operated Upon
Suddenly Leaves Her Former fiaunts-Who is 10
Blame for Her Departure

time OF the sensational disclosure whi,h
led TO the arrest Of Or. Payne she W.,
stopping at lodging house near W. wv
Sanitarium. Il was thought theh sn
could not recover. But she mas ~
better and gone and accordingly ~
Is woe In the office OF the county a''''
ney.
At the time the case was called ~
Justice Kroeger's court Assistant ,oen,
~ Attorney Loofbourow simply asA. a
for a continuance. and that was ~
until 10 o'clock Friday II now lIen
spires that the much wanted VIII,
who is said 10 b. a married WolnaT1
With one child. and an absent huspAIhs nv,
haf flown 10 parts unknown. III p.
meantime the sheriff's office Is On an ~
live lookout for her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22

$50, and the evening amusements VIII
open with musical numbers. These VIII
be followed by tho Landrum ballet ana
the Rinaldo Brothers IN Marble
statualy.'
a. o. U. W DAY.
Thursday will be In the hands of the
trades and the 4. O. u w, lodge. Jo-
seph S. Darko win act as marshal OF
the day, and splendid street parade
viii be made IN the afternoon AZ
$3.50 In the evening a program OF high
merit viii be rendered In the amphi-
theater
Friday will be chlldrens day when an
entertainment will be given for them In
the amphtheater at 3 o'clock In tn
afternoon. In the evening a spectacular
show viii be given together with
Landrums ballet and Arion In his wire
ride.
Saturday. the last day VIII witness
the ascension to the throne OF kine
Rex, which viii be In the eveningwhen
magnificent pageant viii traverse the
principal streets Of the city. The car
nlval will close with spectacular con
fettO battle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22

There was a very surprising condition
Of affairs In the office Of Justice Kroger
Mt 10 o'clock this morning. the hour
fixed for the preliminary hearing In the
case against DR.. Edward s. Payne.
charged with performing a criminal OPP
Grafton upon a woman whose name has
been withheld from the public Tor var
ious reasons one being that she prom
.sed to appear against the defendant In
the event that she recovered. II nov
appears that she had no intention OF
keeping that promise as she has dis
appeared for parts unknown. Her name
Is given as Mrs Anna Taylor At the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED.
She Was Taken TO a Commercial Street
Resort by Two Men.

Early yesterday morning the police
arrested a young woman who gave her
maine ms Ray Overs on the charge Of
resortlng 10 a house OF IN fame Shs
Ada Wilson's resort on Commercial
street, and says she was taken there by
two men who had had her out riding.
The officers found her drinking ana
carouslng with the inmates Of the
place. but the men managed 90 make
their escape She refused 10 tell any
thing about herself and put up $40 for
her appearance IN police court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
FUNERAL OF MRS. PRATT.
Services Held in the Twenty-Second
Ward Meeting House.

The funeral of Mrs Orson Pratt was
held vest day afternoon from theTwen-
ty-Second ward melting house. Though
the heat of the day was oppressive the
building was filed by friends Of the de-
ceased This was an eloquent tribute
TO the qualities OF Mrs, Pratt. who was
In all respects most estimable lady.
The music was furnished by the ward
choir and the floral offerings were very
profuse The casket was almost sub
merged in the beautiful flowers, and
those who spoke made feeling reference
TO the character Of Mrs. Pratt Those
who spoke Apostle Heber J. Grant,
Seymour b. Young, Bishop Alfred Solo
mon, and Prest. Angus NJ Cannon. The
remains were inferred in the city cem-
etery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
WOMAN TAKES POISON.
Mrs. William Garlick Drinks an Over
dose of Nux Yomica.

Mrs. William Garlick, OF $40 Boutwell,
avenue, came near losing her life Sat
urday by taking an overdose Of nux
yomica Mrs Garlick had been using
the drug TO relieve Indigestion, but has
only been taking little at time. Mr.
Garlick says that in preparing dose
Saturday his wife poured out about
twice as much as she usually takes
After swallowing the stuff she was
seized with commissions. Or. Mccoy
was summoned and soon had the lady
out of danger although she was very
sick for some time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA.

The second number OF this work OF
reference. by Andrew Jensen, has Just
been Issued from the press at the
Deseret News Office It contains bio
graphical sketches Of President MILFORD
Woodruff and Lorenzo Snow and Elder
Sidney Rigdon. accompanied by por-
traits. There is little time for the par
ties who have received circulars TO send
IN their sketches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-22
BOYS CAUSE A BLAZE.

Some small boys with matches caused
a slight blaze In barn at the rear OF
the Sanitarium late this afternoon.
When the firemen arrived the blaze was
practically eNtlngulshed, but they
turned on a few gallons OF water TO
finish killing Il.