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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16
sCAVEhcERS.
COAL DEALERS!

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BEFORE YOU 0RDEh iv ss.,r 4
cali and examine the Rocs spl.p, :
Grass Greek Coal that may ~ Nv .
Utah Coal cos yard, at corner o. r y. Il
pnd So, or leave orders al 'De d,ssp,sa
camille store at 72s Main y LOrs'N
Prest Peter LOutensooE' hgt -
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Pat Rooney, one Of the members Of
the strike committee which has been In
Salt Lake for some time past in the In
terest Of the Scoheld strikers, met with
the men at Winter quarters at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and reported to
them what had been accomplished by
the committee In this city There we're
fully 300 strikers present at the meeting.
which was of an orderly character
throughout. the only incident which oc-
CURED to mar the proceedings being a
violent assault which was made by
Pat Wycherly upon j. G. Davis at the
entrance to the hall. Davis insisted on
attending the meeting. while the door
keeper said that he should not as he
had been working In the mines after
the strike had been called; the result
was that the two men mixed things and
the Irishman was eventually placed
under arrest for assault.
During the meeting which followed
Rooney was listened to attentlvely by
those present. He reported that the cit
liens of Salt Lake were watching the
strike with interest and were prepared
to render assistance to the miners who
were in distress. especially was this the
fact in the case OF the various labor
unions here who, he said, would appro-
pirate sums to see the strike through.
Several other speakers followed, in
Guiding Chairman Bell, who urged the
committee which had been appointed to
go throughout the State soliciting aims
from the people In order that the strike
nigh continue. not to get drunk as some
of the men did at Castle Gate recently
when on a similar errand
After a vote Of thanks had been ten
dered by those present to the leaders in
the movement for the part they had
played IN the strike the meeting was
closed.
The miners at Scofeld take umbrage
at the following pointed questions
which they call the Iron clad" queries
propounded by the Pleasant Valley
Coal company to all applicants for
work:
II hereby apply to the p. V. Coal
company for employment as -, and
in this behalf declare the answers set
opposite the questions appended below
to be correct and true.
"First-Are you satisfied with the
wages paid by this company and our
method Of doing business?
'Second-Would you prepare to set
tie any questions OF wages or any other
grievance with the officers OF the COM
pany, rather than to try to settle them
through the officers Of any union which
would be entirely under the control OF
men who are not residents Of this
State?
"Third-Do you belong to any min
ers' union?
"Fourth-Would you join the Miners
union II any attempt is made to organ
lie one here now?"
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

one OF the most ambitious entertain
inents that has been projected by a
Salt Lake ward for many years. VIII be
presented In the Second ward meeting
house next Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoon and
evening The special feature will be
the presentation OF the celebrated oper-
eta, "The Sleepiag Queen by Balfe
There will be other very interesting and
unlque features and prize VIII be Civ
en- TO the most popular lady 10 be
voted upon at the entertainment Some
of the most accomplished artists in the
city will appear on the program. some
OF whom are, John Robinson. Thomas
Ashworth. George ID. Piper. Prof.
schlettler, Horace Ensign, p. S. Young.
Fred Graham. T.. Z, Midgley, Miss
Luella Ferrin. Miss Susie Barrow. Mrs
Leroy c. Snow. Miss Lille Pye and
many other capable entertainers
Don't fail 20 see the $40 gas range TO
be given away TO the lucky winner at
Second ward fair Monday,
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Rich, Summit, Morgan, Davis, Boxelder,
Tooele, Juab, Utah, Mlllard Salt Lake,
Wasatch, sanpete. SEWER Carbon and
Weber. The assessors OF the other
counties OF the State will be invited TO
meet with the board later on.
Some bad youngsters threw q dunn
my" man across the street-car track on
the west Second South line last night,
and the motorman had full head OF
steam on, and the result was that be-
fore he could stop the car the straw
gentleman was mutlated beyond recog-
nition The motOrman passed some aW-
fu moments thinking that he had
passed over a human form ana when
he saw what It was he felt much re-
leved.
Chairman Robertson OF the clty's
finance committee, recently wired FAR
son. Leach 4 Co., as 20 the money Tor
the 100000 refunding bonds they re-
Gently purchased, and received re-
Spouse that the blank bonds would be
here by Monday for the signature OF the
clty's officials. The city desires TO have
this bond deal closed up as soon az pos
sible as the old bonds which this new
issue Is to redeem bear a larger rate OF
interest tndl lHt new iooufi H'il'' ~ 10
10 the eitys interest TO hurry the matter
to a final settlement.
I Bishop Fred. w schoenfeldt OF the
Brighton ward arrived on the 18th Of
February at the seventeen milestone Of
his life The good people Of the ward
gathered for this occasion In the meet
ing house, the Bishop was made to be-
lleve, that they were TO have valen-
tines party. The celebration was left TO
the management Of Elder II, j, Walk,
who contrived TO make the occasion a
real and pleasing surprise, The MEM
bers Of the ward presented their worthy
Bishops with a fine leather covered
easy chair, and Elder Walk made the
presentation speech. The ladies OF the
Relief society presented the worthy
veteran with two huge birthday cakes
Speeches from the Bishops counselors,
songs, Rotations and bounteous pic
mic were the order Of the evening, and
many were the good wishes and friend
~ tokens Of love and respect which
were shown 10 the aged shepherd OF
the ward May he live yet many years
to continue his faithful labors
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RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCES

The conference OF the Salt Lake Stake
Relief Society will be held Saturday,
March End, at 10 a. m. and p. m. In
the Fourteenth ward hall. A full at
tendance Of officers and members is re-
quested and all those who take an in
terest in the work are invited to be
present NJ ISABELLA HORNE,
President.
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE,
CLARA c. CANNON,
Counselors.
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Progress of Water Case.

The trial Of the big Jordan water
suit was continued over from last even
ing until Monday morning. Yesterday
forenoon the defendant. the West Jor-
dan Mill & Mattress company were
Offering testimony In behalf Of their
rights, and in the afternoon a number
Of witnesses were oh the stand giving
testimony for Egbert Beckstead and
others. who own a small ditch. taking
water from the river. Yesterday closed
the NTH week thus far consumed In the
trial OF this case. The electric power
company has not commenced fits side
Of the case yet. While II viii necessa.
ny have to rely upon much OF the testi.
mony already given 1t will doubtless
introduce considerable expert testimony
In support OF its claims.
There are over thfy attorneys In
the case, and>it is costing the iitigants
IN the aggregate OF about 81 900 per day.
The trial will perhaps last ten Avs or
two weeks longer. and will no doubt
prove 10 be the longest and most ex.
pensive trial ever had In the State.
Definition OF Faro Lay Out.
In the case Of s. E. caveness VS. the
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Send Me Their Names.

Thousands Of Eastern people will take
advantage Of the cheap rates to Utah
in effect every Tuesday from February
18th to April 30th.
They are the lowest in years.
II you have any friends who are talk
ing Of coming West. send me their
names and l Will have our representa-
tives look them up-furnish them ad-
vertising matter-reserye berths-see
that they have quick and comfortable
trip. r. #. NESLEN,
General Agent Burlington Route, Salt
Lake City.
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Religious services In the German Ian
guage are held every Sunday morning.
at IL o'clock In Choir Hall, Richards
street.
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every Sunday at 10 o'clock a, IN.
In Choir Hall Richards Street Also
every Thursday evening at o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
GRANITE STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference Of the Gran
tie stake Of Zion will convene In the
Farmers ward meeting house on Sat
urday the 10th day of February, 1901,
at 10 o'clock a, M. and 2 o'clock p m,
and Sunday the 18th inst, at IL o'clock
a M, and o'clock y. m. A good at
tendance at all meetings Is desired.
FRANK Y TAYLOR,
JAMES II. MILLER,
EDWIN BENNION,
Presidency of Stake.
The Twelfth quorum Of Elders will
meet in the Nineteenth ward meeting
house on Monday evening next, at 1880
o'clock
The officers and teachers OF the Salt
Lake Stake Sunday schools will h)l1
their next regular meeting on Monday
evening, February 49, In the assembly
room OF the new L. ID. S, college build
ing Representatives from the various
departments Of each school in the stake
are expected TO attend, as well as all
officers.
Elder Andrew Jensen, Of the His
torian Office, will visit the following
wards. in the Jordan Stake OF Zion, In
the interest of Church history, on the
dates here given
Union and Sandy, Sunday, Feb. 18th,
West Jordan and East Jordan, Sun
day, Feb oath.
Bluff Dale and Ryerton. Sunday,
March 3rd.
HERMAN, Sunday, March nth,
Bingham, Sunday. March 18th.
Granite Sunday March Slst
Draper and Crescent wards were Wis
tied by Elder Jensen last Sunday.
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"ReceIving Tele phones A"

A new class of telephones Is offered
by the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company at $3.50 per month,
For receiving calls only.
They canot be used for talking
from. but only to be talked to. Your
grocer and market man can now have
two or three telephones to take orders,
at small increased cost, and save
the oft repeated Zine busy" caused
by one telephone being used for all
the business OF the store, These tele-
phones will be found useful in all
busy Offices
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Auerbaoh Case Goes Over.

The matter Of the confirmation Of the
sale OF the one-half interest Of the
Frederick II. Auerbaeh estate in the
Auerbach dry goods business to r. G..
Wilson. came up again this forenoon
before Judge Hail. All the parties were
present In court and mutually asked
that the case go over until February q,
at 10 a. m, which was so ordered by the
aaiirt
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Applequist's Milk Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
First President
In New Century

First President
In New Century
VIII be inaugurated at Washington D.
c., March 4th. A chance to attend at
small special fare may be enjoyed by
going via Pennsylvania Short Lines,
over which reduced rate tickets will be
sold March lst, End and Srd For details
address II. r. Dering, A. G. =. Agt.,
2iS South Clark St. Chicago.
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Western Dental Co., 50 Eagle Blk
No saw edge on our collar work.
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

There Is probably no disease or condi-
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the STANDARD,

DO you have the Standard Die
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ATTENTION BUTCHERS!

Butchers Association will give a So
cial smoke Wednesday, February Goth,
at p. M, In Auerbach building. All
butchers and employees are cordially
invited TO attend, COMMITTEE.
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Mass Meeting Held at Scofeld
Last Evening So Determines.
COMMITTEE TO SOLICIT AID.
Men Chosen TO Canvass the State for
Means 10 Assist Some Desti-
tute FamiIie.
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l

Scofield, Utah Feb. 16.-At mass
meeting held here last night a vote
was carried that the strike be contln-
ued on and committee was appointed
which volunteered to solicit the State
for aid, some of whom started off this
morning,
The case of Pat Wychery took place
at 10 o'clock this morning. BY the
little evidence presented, the defendant
was found not guilty Of assault, and
the case was dismissed. The small
child Of Joseph A. Mason, who has
been suffering from dlphtheria. died
this morning at $50 o'clock
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CHURCH NEWS.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints VIII
he held tomorrow at o'clock in the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m, and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows:
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MUSIC LOVERS.

All who desire Information OF the
address, etc. Of Salt Lakes music
teachers. should consult the Musicians
Directory. published on the Dramatic
and Musical page Of the Saturday
News"
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Don't let the hand Of time paint
wrinkles on your face. keep young, by
keeping the blood pure and the dlges-
tive organs In healthy condition
HERBINE will do this. Health is
youth disease and sickness brings old
age Price 80 cents. z. C. NJ. l. Drug
Dept
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TEACHERS.

DR.. Talmage's new book, The Grea,
salt Lake, Present and Pact" should
be In the hands u every educator. The
amount Of Information Il contains re-
latlne to the great saline sea. makes II
an invaluable work Tor reference or
study.
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BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES

Old Books. Music and Magazines Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can DO
saved By having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price
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ARTISTIC WALL PAPER.

Our new line is here-ready for your
inspection-our prices will save you
money. Remember our new location, 81
South Main street.
C. w. MIDGLEY,
81 s. Main ST.
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UTAH COAL.

Castle Gate. Sunnysde and Clear
Creek--Lump, $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal, SAFE
per ton. Anthracite all sizes. s9.5O per
ton. 70 south Main st. Telephone, 42s.
ID. ]. SHARP. Agt
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lions SAVINGS BANK e TRUST
co. has half million dollars to loan
In sums TO suit borrower on first class
collateral at lowest market rates.
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LIFE OF A PIONEER.
Autobiography OF Capt James 8.
Brown 500 pages, bound In cloth. Price
81. 90; for eale at the Deseret News.
Special terms 20 agents.
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Roya, Bread
Everybody eats 1t. Nothing beats II
Look for the lebei and ask on: grocer
for It every day. Health follows.
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B. n. ROBERTS,
new BOOKS,

winch have been In course OF prepara.
tlon Tor several months. are now ready
for delivery.
THE RISE AND FALL OF NAU.
WOO"
AN Invaluable work for Mutual I'M
provement associations, price ;i.25.
MISSOURI PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply Of which was OK.
hausted. Is now again on sale. Price
sl.2b. special terms to classes, ouorums
sunday schools and Mutual Improve.
ment associations.
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves BANR
Interest paid on savings. w. II.
Armstrong, prest., p. W. Madsen vice
prest., ]. r. Game cashier.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, 40; ~ noon 40; p, m, 49, 8
.. m, 80.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


TRUSTWORTHY PERSON TO TRAVEL
ly no csnvasslng required salary $50 and
expenses. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. Manager, 3s5 Caxton Building,
Chicago
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observation-disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Observation taken at G a, m. today for
previous "a hours.
Salt Lake City Barometer, 1910;
current temperature, IS; maximum
temperature, S9 minimum temperature,
80; mean temperature, 80, which Is two
degrees above normal.
Accumulated deficiency OF tempera-
ture since first of month "a degrees.
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January 1st. $50 degrees,
Accumulated deficiency Of preclplta-
tion since first Of month"; inch.
Accumulated deficiency OF preclplta-
ton since January lst 80 inch.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity
Forecast made at San Francisco for
Utah
Partly cloudy and threatening weather
tonight and Sunday; mild tempera-
ture.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Cloudy tonight and Sunday, warmer
tonight In extreme northern portion.
The coast storm has increased In
energy, moved northeastWard and Is,
now central north OF Montana, cay
gary reports the barometer readngfbf
2g. "a inches. The area Of high pressure
still covers the Great Basin butts be-
Ing rapidly disslpated blythe low.
Precipitation has fallen ever Washing
ton, oregon, northern Nevada and Ida
no. II Is colder oyor the upper MissIs-
sippI valley mildtemperatures contin-
ne west Of the Rocky Mountains.
l.. II. MURDOCH,
~ Section Director.
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WANTED AGENTS.

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& sous. i now the exclusive Church publish
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and surrounding states for bright can
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AUCTION.


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DO YOU WANT BARGAINS MAKE Us
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100 Rattan and oak Rockers.
loo single Cots.
These goods are new, but slightly shop
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Terms; Il 90 on $1,000 5000 on 800
!, X. L. Furniture 4 Carpet Installment
House, p A, sorensen. Prop, Is T. Second
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Definition Of Faro Lay Out.

In the case Of s. E. caveness VS. the
b. & y. Tranfer and Storage company,
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SALESMAN WANTED.


ENERGETIC Statesmen BY LARGE
manufacturer Steady en- oloyment; big re-
muneratlon, We train Al eqaip Tor success
Address Clerk i3s, Bos so Chicago
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RETwEFN the GRAM, ~.
and fesrdsley's Tavern. laf. ssi ~
in gold. Return TO NOV"
ward.
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THE DEsERET NEWS WILL SELL A
limited number ~ the latest oil tlon OF the
standard Dictionary for Tlthlng or store pay.
Price sl100.
FINE LINE OF CLOTHING JUST
bought from drummers' samples Way un.
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$50 and up 10 $500
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PERSONAL.

PLINY's INSTRUCTION IN PALMS.
try. Private and class 225 At.ss Block
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
SPECIAL.

DESIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD.
House modern. eOd W. First North ST.
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OPTICIANS.

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COLUMBIAN OPTlUAL w ,halsss
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SURVEYORS
MONEY TO loAn

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PROFESSIONAL CAN.

EDWARD McGurrln.
o AcGnrsEin 4 Van I@i,yySs,1
ON oes i0I. lo,. A. Lawyers wv W
'00'iVo Atlas Bnua,
Ulty, utatnulng Sail,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-07-05
RIPTON.

The warm southern breezes are causing
an inhuV Of visitors at the Inn.
One OF our denizens says that where he was
during the hot SPELL the thermometers got up
to I45 degrees and "busted.
Your correspondent discovered in a neigh
boring town, few days ago, a man and woman
who are the parents Of nineteen living
children. The man gave his age as " years.
Our baseball boys went to East Niddlebury
last Saturday, and trounced out that nine by a
score Of 20 to 9, and came home greatly
elated in consequence; in fact they held their
heads so high that a good solid defeat would
do them good
The tenth anniversary Of the arrival Of
Nellie Hodges in town came on the 10Th inst
and u little folks, outside Of her fathers
family came to help her through with it.
They had Jolly good time, made up a purse
Of SI.oo for her and went home rejoicing
leaving besides the cash nice lot of presents
An effort is being made to extend the mail
route from Hancock 50 that it will connect
here with the mail going west at 1880, and
in no way to interfere with the morning and
evening mail to and from the Inn, Such an
arrangement would certainly accommodate
the Inn people by letting their mail out soon
er by some eighteen hours.
From the 25th Of June to the third Of
July we were favored with fine days. The
25th the mercury was up to S. degrees, on
the goth "a was the mark, the 9Th, 81 for
a limit, the 18th Io4 degrees for record,
L f,rc IL. IL
while on the goth, 9S degrees at 5 80 p. M.
made humanity sizzle, but it was more en-
durable than on other days for we were
favored with breeze, though it felt as if it
came from furnace. The 5oth showing of
92 degrees, and July l, 90 degrees was the
mark.