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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-16

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate Of William Turner, de-
ceased. tice. The petition Of John
NJ Turner. VIM. d. Turner aid Eda
Turner Webb. heirs ~ the estate Of
William Turner deceased praying for
the partial distribution Of the said Is.
tate 20 the persons entitled. mas been
set for hearing on Friday. the 2eth day
OF July. A. d. 1901. at 10 o'clock a. H.
at the County Court House, In thu
Court Room Of said Court. In Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake County. Utah.
WITNESS the Clerk OF SAID
Court with the seal thereof
(Seal) affixed this 18th day Of July,
a ID. 1901
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY c. Frank Emery. Deputy Clerk
Thomas Adams, Attorney
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respec.
tive slgners for further information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake
County, State Of Utah, In the matter Of
the estate of Hans Christian Noss, De
ceased. Notice-The petition for az.
proval and settlement Of final account
and report OF the Administrative Of the
estate Of Hans Christian voss, de-.
ceased. has been set for hearing on Fri
day, the 26th day of July, a. D. 1901,
at 10 o'clock a. m. az the County Court
House, In the Court Room of said
Court, IN Salt Lake City Salt Lake
County Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof Affixed
GSeall this 10th day OF July A. b.
1901
JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
BY c. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk.
Thos. Adams, Attorney
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

rather lost In the role OF the irasclbe
sea captain, and Mr., Abbott again
showed that he needs more than any
thing else an Infusion Of ginger. The
living pictures were again a decided
feature. "Oliyette' goes for the second
time tonight.
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Living pictures at salt Palace.

"olyette' tonight at Salt Palace by
Wilbur Klrwin Opera Co.
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Rare Offerings in Mems

At any time these suits were a fourth
better than any other store could offer
you.
At present prices We venture they're
full half better
There are some here that were not
here last week. cause with the weeks
selling from regular stocks good
many odd suits were left over
You can come and get one like this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

TARsf to reni-Ie1 acres 81 good land 2 room
r house good horse lots and shelters. ten
am ~ funish own teams ana furnish every.
thing inquire Of Robert Williams. hah moon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12
L MAN YoU.

Some people say don't need any Life Insurance. don't need
any Tornado Insurance. don't need any Fire Insurance don't
need any Of these things. Well will admit you don't need
either OF them until misfortune upon you but when does
think how foolish didn't spend few dollars and protect
my family, have The money paid replace my
house just think how quick Fire originate andburn up
house and contents how quick cloud gather
blow away your house and This the
Don't fool away time but ask Cochran Bros how about that
Company that Will for fee of 50 90 pay you s5OOOO
Fire Tornado damage you higher priced
have them TO- We give you lots Of Of pares
Chckash who have Insured they tell YOU all about
the Policies There be safer and cheaper Come
about policy you have house insured Policy Of
s5Oooo for So Policy 81 OO0 for 81 and so on Written by
COCHRAN BROS.
Real Estate and Insurance gents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

DIAL ESTATE Loans and Investments. Les
II ter 4 Price 3ri door West of Citizens Nat
iou1l Bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

VOR RENT Furnished aud uniurnished
L rooms u nea house blocks horth 81 ciu-
xens National Bank s. &. Glass
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

Is a sign Of good health. which is
quickly obtained by use OF Rex Tea.
Il purihes the blood, regulates the
kidneys and liver, and cnres con
All druggists are author
lied to refund the money in any
case where Rex Tea fails to do
what is claimed for it. Price 25c
per package. Noy9 ly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

FOR saLE-Blslness h0Gse ana Iot n Rlsh
sprlnEs also har interest in Barrier shop Ia
same at 3 taraliu G. S Baker.
Rush springs. ] Fl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

Notc

We have moved 10 the new
Sawyers building four doors
north citizens Bank and viii carry
a full line of windmills pump and
pipe and in the tin aud sheet iron
work. Galvanized tanks a spec
ialty. call and see us
If AnBOGAsT * BELEW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12
If You Want.

A refrigerator, ice cream freez-
er. gasoline stove, or some screen
doors and wire cloth, YOU might
do we'll to try Gilkey.JarbOe
Harware Co. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12
Leave youT orders with A. 6

Leave your orders with A. G..
Harris at Post Office News Stand
FOR Pure Fruit Ice Creams.
Ladies and gents hats cleaned,
blocked and remodled. Leave
order with A F Porter. If
See those new summer Ian
Robes, latest styles.
Overstreet & Sons.
The ladies all recommend Velvet
Starch. tu.th.&sat. W.L.Moblcy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12
Want Ooldnnp

Want OoldnlD
Lines 1aasr ttls hfaa rl- - rsossres 81 ne
+ rate ~ F1re Celf lize. fii1e uczl4lls 1r1-t {
Fqr1sI peF 1ag p -1fe-t.sere-t fse.l- "
less t-41 tea ce1-s- Aag c1-i4-n a1y l-..lsi
81 lcst tcl11. s-rage1- stl-e-- f1r sale 80 r7-is
or Tor s1y F-Elose. -ltAs-i d-s2--g --1as.
SrEr-Hartnar to take halfinferssr 10 81
coo Stock o. Ear1ware N-glt e11siaer s0-le
e17lee real Est-ts .s E-rt pay. lester L Fr-ee
/ ~ wsaad-Fa-n "a rlsch work. az Grssr's
f III ar ETru H11res- p a
itauelratA. ayan. % eeA cn r. Dlyt iAAs
eifg,
/ IIra1ie1-I zart 10 -ent Sod fara ~ corr
~ and aEeaf with su1r r4siarz hairy
seost. WltAita pals Tex BOX -is
/ KIrl1tsd-r0ao nrsa class typsnritsar siloms
~ CurTees sre.r4 r1-Etl l4tlH4 4lA l4t4r
srapLiug E1ars1teed- -aaairl - tni- a--re.
T-TESIEDs- Chlckafha properiy Tor sale
~ We aafe taErr- Pree Aea- 1s-s rE
ITTAs1El-l7r1 rrst elass aaitresses Mpst
fA GIVE references k444 fste le H-Art
raFei opposite eolrt Aease Ars Zen
Sis
"A zS7EI--5lez- Ileslf lofs Used - saie.
II Lester fr.ee-
fF1u aani ~ -et Ir gf oa. " business quick
sae Price ite taal Lsi4ie @
Stocks - i1.ar. 1li.tl = arl business chances
81 40 tiats Lesiel 2. P1ee.
~ sA-E
UQH SALES rouas la-s a1l s. Fo4as e-iek
TOR sare-C1e taf lloef cooke fesirfdes
I property 4lllluiug ~ bone ea saita 4i--
ff hel haapiea
ron skLE-Tuo drrllInes cn colorado ave 1
Il 1efweea ft- 4l4 3il. inquire IS Welsh
4 rsaistered 5erse, COW fresb l1 miIk for
4 sale Wll gives eal.lls oi mllk 8 cay /
ard make d pounds q 9atter Q Wees also I
Jersey 1eIfeI s. months OLD thar Wi g.Ee milk f
this fall Price cf coW Eh. 1eifer $50 Apply I
q Dr M Z Barry Triton. 2 IT, u miles east oi
FoR sALE-Buslness hosse ana ~ in Rush
springs also haf interest - baraer shop ln
Rush springs.
DEAL ESTATE Loans ana Investments Les
II ter 4 Price trl dool Eest of Citizens Nat
ouui Bank
r. oa's Message % the Indians pamphlei free
Y postpaid. Address e hox si5. chicago
TOR RENT Furnished aud unfaFaished
rooms b lea house. blocks hortn 81 ciu-
ems National Bank. IS Il. Class
For Rent-TNo large uufumlshed rooms at
The Calvin Holmes place Nn west Dill be-
Neeu iz and i3 streets Tor very reasonable
rice 0l laundry WORK luquire oi 7 sanders.
g premises.
,ARsf to rant-ie0 acres ~ rood land room
house good horse lots and shelters Ten
1t % frmish own teams ana furnish every I
dinr inquire 0f Robert Williams. Hall moon .
a~lA gs=1f :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

Lines uaser ass hfas rlI - rsossres s. TIE
rsre 81 Fzra cent lize- fii1e cc1l4lls 11c-t Z
ror1sI Der AEF. 10 41Fe-ElseEeEt FttelFr1 for
less fta1 ten cents Nay uu-t4tl a1g l4tter
81 lost f0l11. sfrayed. stllel f1E sale 80 re-l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

n oa's Message % the Indians pamphlet free
" postpaid Address P nox s55. chicago,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12
Barred Plvmonth Rock

Buff Cochins, Brown LeghOrDs,
White Wyandottes Eggs $500
per set Of 10, $500 for set Of 80.
MRS FLORA GRIGsBY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-12

Tor Rent-TNo large unfumished rooms al
i The Calvin Holmes place pu nesi Dill le-
tween D. and i3 streets for q very reasonable
price ol laundry work. luquire 20 T sanders.
On premises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
Orderly Strikers.

Leechburg, Pa, Aug. 7--There was
great excitement in the Kisklminetas
valley this morning when II became
known that President Shaffer Of the
Amalgamated association had sent out
the call for a general strike to begin
Saturday night. Early morning trains
20 Hyde Park. now the storm center Of
the strike in the valley, brought many
men from non-union plants up and
down the valley. They did not come TO
work. but to look over the situation.
Many conferred with strike leaders and
Organizer James, Of the Amalg0mated
association says 1000 men In the valley
viii quit work Saturday night.
Conditions az the Hyde Park plant,
which was opened Monday, were about
the same as at the start. Many union
men rode in on this mornings trains
with the non-union wufkmen and
talked the matter over with them. II
is claimed by strike leaders that quite
a few of the men who started TO work
today were turned back Burgess Rich
OF HYDE Park. a famous roller and
strike leader, with Squire VIM. Fiscus,
another roller and strike leader, as
well as the two town constables, also
strikers, are taking turns patrolllng
the town, but they find no disorder
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WILL MOURN IN FULL.
British Court VIII Depart from Half
Mourning Custom.

New York, Aug THE Tfibune's
London correspondent says: Prepare
tlons are making at court for reversion
from half 10 full mourning. The re-
markable series OF bereaYements which
have overwhelmed royalty have excited
public compassion and have also Great
ed desire for the brighter side Of court
functions.
The coronation will be welcomed by
the nation and by society as a sign
that a period Of mourning has ended
and that "Merrie England is not an
obsolete phrase. Preparations for the
ceremonial are In progress, and many
important points have been settled. The
attendance at Westminster Abbey will
be limited In every possible way, so
that the function will be witnessed only
by those who can establish their right
TO be there. The king has decided that
the peers with hostoric privileges at
coronation are not entitled TO have more
than one page. This ruling win reduce
the number of costumed figures I'm the
royal procession and relieve the pres
sure upon the peers for the appoint
ment Of pages. The hereditary claims
OF various peers TO render some slight
service In the coronation ceremony are
being pressed before the privy council
at great expense, since their validity
must be settled by historic evidence
produced after a protracted investiga-
ton by experts. The fact that the cor
onation audience will be the most bril-
liant and exclusive one ever gathered In
the abbey makes II important for those
having any claim based upon heredlty
or tradition to employ solicitors and ex-
perts to work up a case 70 the best pos
sibie advantage. The kings time Ia
largely taken up with the settlement
OF details relating ia the coronation.
He decides every point off-hand but
never changes his mind or leaves any
hinge open TO a double construction.
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PrncrnstInntinp Turks.

Paris Aug. IA high Official OF the
French foreign Office today explained 10
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press here the nature OF the difficulty
az C0nstantinople between the French
minister there, NJ Constans, and The
Turkish government There are two
matters pending between France ano
Turkey. The affair Of the QUAY com
pany and number OF claims OF
Frenchmen against the nor,e. The
amount Of which was fixed and nav.
ment promised long ago. NJ, Constans
has been unable TO obtain satisfac-
klon IN either matter, and In May he
iniimated that he would be forced 10
AK for his recall n the Turkish govern
ment persisted In It's procrastinatins
tactics The French foreign minister
NJ. Delcasse. who returned to Paris
yesterday. went the same afternoon 20
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oncr $4,000 Reward.

San Francisco Aug. 7.-President A.
J. Ralston, Of the selby smelling
works, stated to the Associated Press
this morning that he had heard moth
ing of a definite nature from the heads
OF the detective agencies having men
at work on the case Mr.. Ralston
stated that reward Of $1,000 had been
offered for the capture OF the men, but
that so far as he knew, the chances
OF anyone obtaining the reward are
very slim, or in other words, that de-
finite clews as 10 the perpetrators OF
the robbery are lacking.
At the Pinkerton detective agency 1t
was stated that there were no develop
ments OF Importance In the case, but
that the detectives had strong hopes OF
running down the robbers.
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No Advices from Rockhill.

Washington, Aug. The state de-
partment has heard nothing from Mr..
Rockhill for several days as TO the
situation OF affairs at Pekin. and is at
a loss to understand the reasons for
the reported refusal OF the English
minister TO sign the protocol. II is
thought. however, that Mr.. Rockhlll
will be heard from very fully on the
subject In case the dty bodies any
serious issue over the conclusion OF the
negotiations There is an earnest de-
sire throughout official quarters TO
have done with the long drawn out con.
troycrsy. and as all parties seemed
agreed on this Il is not apprehended
that the present delay win affect any
OF the vital features Of the agreement.
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CUMMINS MAKES
A HOT CONTEST,
Iowa GOvernorship Fight Has Reached a
Point Which Involves the Lieutenant
GOvernOrSfip OF the State.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Aug THE Re-
publican state convention met at Ills
today. Before that hour the district
caucuses and committee meetings were
held. Contrary TO determination ex-
pressed by them yesterday the Cum
minis men made a hot fight before the
committee on credentials, and when
the convention met, the struggle was
still on. The lieutenant governorshlp
has become involved and some dark
horse may be sprung at the last mo-
ment by the Cummins men, no accurate
estimate can be made In advance OF the
vote on that proposition,
The convention was called to order
by Chairman Weaver, OF the central
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be at least a 20 per cent decrease In
the size Of the districts covered by the
carts. However we have no additional
carts this year and are working all we
have to the utmost. So far as the
Main street district Is concerned there
Is a cart on Main, First South and Sec
ond South streets from a. m. until
.. m. The driver Is the same man
that was employed on that district
laat year. ! wish to state that Night
Foreman Burnett Is no political friend
OF mine. did not know him until
after my appointment. However, he
Is known 70 be a good man for the po-
sltion he occupies, and has had years
of experience In street sprinkling, He
was employed by the city before made
him night foreman"
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committee, who introduced J. c. IA.
Wis, OF Keokuk, as the temporary
chairman. Mr. Davis, in accepting
the position, delivered an address which
was we'll received and frequently in
terrupted by applause
The greatest oItburst followed his
assertion that the Nicaragua canal
should be constructed on American
soil and protected By American forth
ncations and American guns. So Wig
orous a cheer of approval greeted the
sentiment that there could be no doubt
Of the stand assumed by Iowa Republ-
cans on the canal subject
The roll OF congressional districts
was called 70 secure the names of the
various committees. and at the con-
clusion of the call an adjournment was
taken until o'clock.
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A TERRIFIC CL0UDBURST.
Hundreds OF Tons of Ore Washed
Away Flood Deseends Upon the
Little Town Of mIIburn.

A cloudburst that perhaps supercedes
anything of the kind in the history OF
the state, occurred Monday night over
Mineral Flats, near the head Of Amerl-
can Fork canyon. The thunder clap
came at about s O'Clock and within ten
minutes afterward rolling wall Of
water with tlmbers boulders and other
debris was surglng through the min
ing camp and carrying away tons OF
ore. There were three Salt Lake men
who bra, ed the terrors Of the food
nearly al night long, They were w, A.
Sidney, twner Of the Waterfalls claim;
l.. NJ. Smith and d. l.. Rarlck, two
employees Of the mines. They were at
the foot Of the falls when the food
came pouring over. and they had a
fierce struggle TO get up the side OF
the gulch, where they stood for one
hour with n death grip on some sage
brush, It was a wild and fearful scene.
The lightning flashes followed each
other in quick succession and at inter-
walls one Of the men would cry out TO
see u the others were safe.
When the rain ceased and the flood
subsidized the men with difficulty made
their way back TO where their tent had
been. That object had been swept
away and the men passed the remain
der Of the night IN a most disagreeable
condition. The next morning the men
saw that the mines were filled with
mud and wreckage and Mr. Sidney's
horse was buried to It's body In mud.
Rorick was left to look after the
camp and Sidney started for Salt Lake
on horseback, while Smith walked over
the divide TO Alta, took the tramway
there for Sandy and then came on into
the city last evening.
MiLBURN IS FLOODED.
A flood decended onto the village of
Miburn, Sanpete county yesterday af-
ternoon and did considerable damage.
Editor j. NJ, Boyden. of the Mount
Pleasant Pyramid, witnessed a por-
ton of the food He was coming north
on the Rio Grande Western when APP
pIodcnlnE MliDuTn stdtlOn ABOUT pm.
heavy rainstorm to the northwest en-
sued. Mr. Boyden says he stepped
out on the platform 10 hbtain better
view and he saw cloudbursti over
the canyon above Milburn. II was
an amazing sight but II was soon fol-
lowed by a more amazing one On
looking into the mountains. Mr. Boy
den saw an avalanche Of water freight
ed with trees and boulders hurting IT,
self down the mountain. II was really
most fearful sight, for down in the
valley there were men struggling to
get their stock out OF reach OF the
oncoming food The people of Mil
burn caught the contagion OF fright
and a panic followed. But before
reaching the village, the water spread
out over the plateau. but even then
1t was about three feet deep In some
parts OF the town.
The train pulled out Just In time TO
get out OF the way OF the water, and
at Thistle Junction another fierce rain
storm was in progress. In fact, the
rain followed the train almost to Salt
Lake.
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Rambouillet, dined with President Lou
bet, spent the night at Rambouillet, and
returning to Paris today he VIII see
the Turkish ambassador this afternoon
or tomorrow, II is possible that he
may have Ia renew NJ. Constans' intl-
nation regarding his recall but II Is
more likely that the incident will not
reach that point. In fact. It Is probale
that the matter will be speedily set
tied In manner satisfactory to France,
The members Of the Turkish embassy
here maintain diplomatic silence.
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Burned to Death.

Laurel, Del, Aug. Emery Riggln,
son Of e. L. Riggn, ex-speaker Of the
house of representatives OF Delaware,
was burned 10 death in a fire that des
troyed Riggin & Sons carriage factory
at Laurel. this morning. Young Riggih
was probably the first TO enter the
building when the fire was discovered,
and It is supposed he was stricken with
an epileptic Of, to which he was sub
iect. The body was burned to a crisp.
The loss on the factory was nominal.
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Two Considered az One.

jefferson City. Mo-. Aug. TAT the
instance Of State Auditor Allen, an
opinion has been rendered by Attorney
General Grow 20 the effect that the
Delmar and Fair Grounds race tracks
in 81. Louis are under one manage
ment. and the two tracks should be
considered as one in computing the
number Of days. (ninety), for issuance
of licenses to bookmakers under the
breeders law. The ninety days under
which the two tracks Will have been In
operation viii end on August 10.
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An,hnrlLns a Receirnr-

New York, Aug. 7-Justice o'Gor-
man. In the supreme court today. on
the application Of Atwater q Cruik-
shank, attorneys for AXel w. Halen-
berg. held that n receiver should be an.
pointed for the Cobra Gland Conner
company. which has mines in Sonora.
Mexico Halcnberg is a stakeholder IN
the company. and alleged that his
rights had been infrlnged by the COM
panys policy. The receiver win be ap-
pDinted later
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than Councilman Robertson's state
ments about my department and con-
duet This season has been an ex-
oeptionally dry one. but the sprinkling
department has emptied Just as muon
water on the streets as II did last year
when the service was much praised l
have the same men under me as we're
on last year. and the carts are put on
the same districts as then-by special
order OF the Council The trouble Us
simply that this season there should
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Quiet at Wellsvillc,

wellsyille. Ohio, Aug. 7.-Wellsville
is very quiet today and there is no
semblance OF disorder OF any kind.
The plant is now working six mills.
The news OF President Skaters strike
order Was received last night II Will
not affect Wellsyille In the least, UNI
less II Is enlarged so as to take in the
allied trades. Eighteen men are ex-
pected here from Scottdale, Pa, this
afternoon. Their arrival will put ev-
cry mill in the plant TO working on full
time
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LANDSLIDE In PARLEY'S CANYON.
Water From That Portion OF the Cys Supply Cut Completely Off
at Noon Today and SprnkIing Wagons Taken OF
Except in the Paved Districts

The street sprinking carts were also
ordered from all thoroughfares except
in the paved district, where they were
allowed to remain.
II was at first thought that the mud
dy condition OF the stream was occa-
stoned by a cloudburst near the top
Of the Wasatch range, but that theory
was soon disposed Of by the fact that
the stream itself was not much swollen.
The water department authorities are
certain that the trouble has been
caused by a landslide somewhere above
the Dells, as people travelling through
the canyon say that It is turbid above
there,