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priation bill, by vote of 40 to 31. struck out the clause approprating $3,60O for the salary of the Commits sloner of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture, after lively discussion. MT. Gray, of Independence, offered the amendment to that effect and was reinforced uy several influential mem bers.
 MT. Futrell made an effort to strike out the item of $6,000 for rewards for arrest of fugitives from justice on the ground that the reward system is a sham and a failure. His amendment was rejected.
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HARD ON HILL
STRIKES HIS SALARY
 FROM APPROPRIATION BILL.
Senate Passes Bill to curtal Salary of Legislators After the One
 Hundredth Day.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March D. Senator D. l.. Kings antitrust bill was yesterday read the second time in the Senate and made the special order for Friday morning.
 The Senate passed the Dowdy bill making per diem of members of Gen eral Assembly $6 for the first 100 days and s2.50 per day thereafter while in session.
 Senator Shackelford introduced a bill appropriating s50,0oo to continue the work of building the new State Capitol.
 The Senate passed the Norwood
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A SMALL LOSS.
kRUMPER'S STORE cAUGHTFlRE
 FROM A LAMP.
March Winds Were Fierce--Buidina Saved and Part of Stock Re-
 covered.

The little store building occupied by Mr. Joe Krumpner, on East Bar raque street near the boat landing, caught fire Monday night and caused no little excitement. The fierce March winds were at their best and the fifemen were not very anxious to make a run or battle with angry flames on such night As fate would have it, Q lamp was carelcssly overturned by q young negro at krampner,s store and set fire to the wall. Before water could be thrown on the flames the rear end of the building #as afire and the building was doomed to destruction The fire boys, With two streams, succeeded in defeating the spreading flames and saved the building and portion of the stock of general merchandise
 The smoke was suffocating and the fiFemen as well as spectators found it a difficult matter to get near the scene of the fire. Besides being bad ly damaged by water, the loss was not very great The building was in- sured, but no insurance was carried on the stock. Tine furniture in the
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There is more or less complaint by box holders at the postofice loosing their mail. How this might possibly occur was demonstrated this morning when a representative of the Graphic saw Assistant Postmaster F. c. Furth. testing the boxes, finding 3S, in all, unlocked. When people are so careless as to leave their boxes un- locked they can expect nothing less than the loss of their letters.
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Dr. J. P. Runyan, formerly this city but now a resident ef file Rock. is in the city shipping he fafz ture in the old intirmary ttfa Rock. The inGrmary build sas sold to Messrs Chas. sen9.a aaa William Burke several #a7- 70 They have femodeled and fs=sf he'd the building and will mals sz.el= boarding house ont of the paf#.ss
 An application fer letters adIaf6z istration on the estate of ta A Blum was made ill County Ton day afternoon by Mfs. Ama fz. who says to her 5eef know aaa belief the estate k net yalH afe4 $500.
 Choice building lots fe7 =a5a i44 Burke's addition from $50 ta e.0o on long time. These lots are s.f I'd ar south Olive street, the mo a=zs5a4El5. location in the city.
 If VIM BURKE
 Capt Jeff Hicks Gf the md Coal Company, has return business trip oyer the Stata
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krumpner home, in the req of the store was insured but almest all of it was saved
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JUDGE FRANK HILL, State Commissioner of Agriculture. bill cerating the Sixth chancery dis trict, composed of Lafayette, Polk, Sevier, Little River, Miller, Hemp stead and Howard counties.
 The House, in committee of the whole, considering the general appro-
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Lowe st Rate Best Service

For information call on the Local Manager.
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Wanted-Boy with pony to deliver Daily Graphic.
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NoIE.-There are many mixtures, made inm mi- tation of baking powder which it is prudent to avoid. They are lover in price than cream of tartar powders. but they are made from alum and render the food unhealthfu
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PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,,
 CHICAGO.
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The City Council met in regular Eoscion Monday night. Mayor Alex
 ,aor nresided and Aldermen Owen, rox Veil, Wollerman, Wilkins, koyce and Meyer were present. Alder
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LATE LOCALS.

The remains Of William Trezise will
arrive In Salt Lake on Friday The
arrangements for the funeral win not
be made until then,
Bishop Men sent a couple Of boxes Of
dewberries from his fruit farm al East
Mil creek this morning Ia one Of the
county officials. They were the finest
specimens OF the dewberry he ever saw,
most Of them being about an inch long,
iuicy and fine Favored, The Bishop
says that ne has ripe peaches In his
orchard already.
County Attorney Christensen today
fled complaint against saloon keep
or Campbell OF the Midway saloon at
Murray for selling liquor 20 minors.
The offense was selling an eight-gal-
lon keg OF beer to ShUrtllH and the 9th
ers who were with him when he shot
Mrs. Wilson a week ago Sunday. Mr.
Campbell today was up In the county
attorneys Office today and said that
they were. or appeared to be- Of age
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harvest of the former season and re-
turned 70 Kanesvllle. We vent down
20 Five-mlle (Bazie) Creek going to
where Creighton y now, then struck
sontheaSi,
'Ilow does II come, Mr. Riddle, that
what lR known 49, the Mormon irall
goes west Of Creighton asked the
Pioneer interviewer
This was due to the high water In
1850. when the main camp moved. The
water was very high that season, and
thel'latte and Elkhorn impossible our
old trail was taken to the point where
the tran bore easterly, and we then
started due west IN order TO head the
Elkhorn. going into the Black Hills and
then onward. We crossed the Ni0bra-
ra river at the big falls with q good
rock bottom,
Isaac Riddle IL an old whlte-headed
man. lie said that he II the husband of
three wives and the father OF twenty
children, twelve Of whom are sun
living. When the hour came 10 give
up my wives or go TO the penlteniiary'
continued Mr.. Riddle. I chose the lat
ter and ana IN the eyes Of the law an
ex-convlct Peace came 20 two OF my
wives and / have but one now
During the winter af our camp at
the mouth OF the Nlobrara Novel
knight made two mill stones out Of
the drift b0ulders found on your hill
tops with which we were 10 grind our
corn by horse power There is no
such thing as q Mormon canal as you
suggest This was here the same as
now. except perhaps II has been en-
larged by the elements. These old mll
stones we should Ike 20 embrace IN
our proposed monument Of their maker.
We have trailed them pretty close, but
whether they can be found Or not we
cannot say now. The son Of Newell
Knight Is what we call a lucky miner,
and counts his income with six figures.
His 1.-THE 10 the Church is $1,000 per
month, has leisure and is liberal heart
ed. lie has sent us out 10 locate the
grave. which we have succeeded IN do
ing, exhumed some OF tho ashes buried
s. years ago and found remains Ut the
fire brick The buildings were built as
stockades against the encroachment Of
the Sioux warriors and what we found
8as, Of course only a small portion OF
the enclosure that held 6j families The
graves are about sixty rods from there
on Buffalo chips lands overlooking the
Nlobrara island. and your Running
Water We shall return probably In
the fall and begin operations
"The Pioneer had photographs taken
Of the old gentlemef, which VIII appear
later"
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THE FALDM0 INQUEST.
II Is Being Held Before Justice Smith
This Afternoon.

An inquest over the body OF young
Jacob Faldmo was held In Justice Dana
4. Smiths court at o'clock this ar
ternoon, Faldmo It viii be remem-
bered. ia the boy who was shot In Big
Cottonwood canyon by William Bailey,
and who died at the Holy Cross hospital
from iockjaw on Sunday night
County Attorney Christensen is stlll
Of the opinion that the shooting was
entirely an accident and that young
Bailey cannot be held crimlnally re-
sponsible. The two boys who witnessed
the shooting. young Bailey and Royal
Hemmart, were questioned closely by
the county attorney with the result
that there viii likely be no criminal
prosecution Of the case.
This morning the jurors, r. l.. LIB
by. J. T. Raleigh and Charles Gates,
viewed the remains at Jos. r. Taylor's
undertaking establishment and the fu-
neral was held AT 1880 this afternoon.
The investigation II to discover II any
criminal negligence has been shown IN
the unfortunate case.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division. In and for Salt Iake
County, State of Utah. In the matter
of the estate of Benjamin f. Howells,
deceased. Notice--The petition d
Thomas f. Howells, administrator o.
the estate Of Benjamin Il. Howels, de-.
ceased. praying for an order OF sale o.
real property OF said decedent, and that
all persons interested appear before the
said court TO show cause why an OF.
| der should not be granted to sell all
| Of the following described real estate o.
| said deceased to-wit.
An undivided one-ninth DO inter.
est in all that certain piece or parcel
| OF land situate, lying and Being In the
| City and County OF Salt Lake. State Of
Utah. and particularly described as fol.
lows:
Commencing at point ten (lO) rods
! South OF the Northwest corner OF Block
forty-nine (49) Plot CO. Salt Lake City
Survey and running thence South one
hundred and two feet and three inches,
thence East ten (10) rods; thence North
one hundred and two feet and three
inches: thence West ten (l0) rods 10
place OF beginning
Also an undivided one-ninth interest
In all that certain piece of land situate
| In said City and County, State Q.
| Utah, and particularly described as ID.
lows, to-wit: Commencing at a point
| ten (l0) rods North of the Southwest
corner OF said Block forty.nine o.
| Plat "C' aforesaid and running theme
East ten (l0) rods thence North eighty
500 feet thence West ten Cl0) rods;
thence South eighty (SO) feet TO place
OF beginning. together with private
right OF way over the following De-
scribed land, to-wlt; Commencing five
60 rods East and forty-five (i5) feet
South of the Northwest corner OF Lot
four "a, Block forty-nine (49) afore-
said and running thence North ten 90
, feet, thence West five 60 rods, thence
South ten (10) feet thence East Ave %
rods, with a continuation OF said right
Of way South to the land described
above.
Also an undivided one-eleventh f1-lO
in remainder subject only 10 life es-
tate therein TO Agnes c. Howells, widow
OF Thomas Howells, deceased, In all
that certain piece OF land described rs
follows, to-wit: Commencing five 90
feet North OF the Northwest corner 81
Lot four az Block Forty-nine is)
aforesaid and running thence East ten
i0) rods, thence South forty (4O) feet
thence West ten d0) rods. thence North
forty (4O) feet to the place Of beginning.
has been set for hearing on Friday the
2eth day OF July. A. d. 1901 at 10 o.
clock a. M. at the County Court House,
in the Court Room Of said Court, IL
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utahi
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this Sth day OF
July, A. d. 1901.
(Seal.) JOHN JAMES,
Clerk.
BY c. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk.
James II. Noyle, Attorney.
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UNFORTUNATE YOUNG NAN.
Vivian Jones Victim of Accident and
Overcome by Heat.

Vivian Jones. young man OF this
city about twenty years Of age, was
walking out Of the Templeton building
this afternoon when he fell To the
ground unconscious. His father. who
was with him assisted by friends
took him home In a vehicle.
On May Sth last Vivian met with
most serious accident on the street car
on east First South street, He struck
violently against pole when getting
OFF the ear andshe was picked up for
dead. Since that time he has been In
a weakened condition and today's heat,
together with some excitement he was
laboring under. overcame him,
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OFF FOR THE BIG HORN.
Large Company to Leave Salt Lake
Saturday Evening.

A large company OF immigrants to
the Big Horn basin viii leave Salt Lake
next Saturday evening. The company
win be made up Of people from Sanpete
county. Ogden, and Coalyille. Among
the few who will go from Salt Lake is
William McEwan, who has been keep
ing books in lions Savings bank for
several years past, Abraham Taylor,
son OF the late President John Taylor
is also thinking Of Joining the company.
SIXTY MEN WANTED.
Apostle A. o. Woodruff is here to Sc
cure sixty able bodied men who are
willing to work. He says that they can
secure work for sixty to ninety days
81 N.15 per day. A low rate over the
railroads has been secured.
A number Of men have already ex-
pressed their intention Of going. All
applicants for work may see Apostle
Woodruff at the Presidents office on
Friday up to six p. m. The applicants
must come with their recommends. The
company viii leave Friday evening at
500 o'clock.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
BUSINESS AND REALTY.

Today's clearings aggregated sl,27S.-
09l "a as against s521gIlS5, There
we're no large deals" said Manager
Nicholson OF the clearing house today,
supplemented by the statement, III Is
Just continuation of Increased busi-
ness"
lions Benefit Building society will
hold business meeting az the H. c. Nj.
l. shoe factory this evening, beginning
at o'clock.
Mrs Susie Prosser has sold To- Miss
Nellie McMaster lot. 2hx1ls rods, To-
Gated at the corner Of First aud s
streets, the price paid being 1880. A
home costing 81, 500 Is to be erected on
the spot during this year
Incorporation papers have been issued
by the secretary OF state to the Was
atch Lumber company Of Heber City,
recently organized there with capital
Of $4,000, The officers are Abram
Hatch, president: c. NJ. Alexander, vice
tary; Louisa Alexander, treasurer;
iiubH ~ Nsihf, ulleNNOl'
John a. silver and wife have con-
yeyod to T. A. Herlnger a lot on Third
West street near Fourth North. 99xl65
feet in extent. for sS,26O
l.. II. Farnsworth Is now in Washing
ton. ID. c., having left here last Thurs
day upon business connected with the
New Light, Heat and Power company,
Of which he Is secretary The fact that
W. A. Nelden, president Of the com.
pany, preceded him. and that former
Senator Frank j. Cannon. Judge Ed +.
Colborn and Albert Hayes. the inyen-
tor, are now all In the national capital,
leads friends to believe that a success
ful conclusion OF negotiations for the
sale Of the light has probably been
reached.
Kemmerer Camera: Wyoming proud
ly stands at the head this year with
It's number OF sheep and the quantity
Of wool produced She has 5000 900
sheep and lambs and clipped 29,OOO0OO
pounds Of wool
Jesse knight Of Provo, who was in
the city today says he expects to leave
for Alberta. Canada. on Thursday 20
look over the country with the view
Of installing the mooted sugar plant.
lie has the matter still under consid-
GRAFTON and II is not improbable that
the present visit will result In a de-
cislon TO put In the plant next year.
A new company has taken hold OF
the Roy Canning companys property
near ogden. headed by O. D. Hadlock,
who bought the property in A clear
| title viii not be obtained until the g.
months redemption period has passed.
but the company to operate the plant
| this season viii be known as the Star
! Canning company. o, ID. Hadlock is
president Of the company and j. d.
| Wood and Jake Parker are on the
board Of directors. Mr.. Parker will
manage the business,
Twenty. eight more coupons for bonds
Of the old 100000 issue were brought
| into the city treasurer this morning
The bonds for the coupons are held In
| Chicago. Yesterday the treasurer re-
deemed $4,000 Of this issue, which
were held by y. Colgate & Co. Of New
| York, who only discovered that the
bonds had been redeemed when the
| coupons for the half years interest
were forwarded for payment sixty
four thousand dollars are still out
standing Of this issue Twenty nine
! bonds OF the $4,000 issue refunded last
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DIED OF INJURIES.
Joseph Fisher Passes Away at Holy
Cross Hospital Today.

Joseph Fisher the resident Of Mil
Creek who was picked up by the po-
lice in an insensihle condition on Fifth
East and Fourth South three days ago
died at the Holy Cross hospital this
afternoon. When the unfortunate man
was discovered lying In a ditch at the
place indicated II was thought that he
had fallen from wagon as his injur-
ries abotu the head and shoulders indi-
Gated that ne had sustained severe
fall. He was taken In the patrol wagon
10 the hospital and although DR.. King
did all in his power to save him he
gradually sank with the result that he
passed into an endless sleep this after
noon, The body Is now in charge OF
Undertaken Jos. n. TAYLOR
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TODApS REALTY TRANSFERS

Following is today's record Of real
estate transfers. made In the office Of
the county recorder up to 3 O'Clock this
afternoon:
NJ. G. Moon to Francklin c. Phil
lips, warranty deed. various
tracts Of land in city and county SO. 900
S. c. Nelson and wife 20 NJ. c.
Moon, warranty deed, undivided
one-third In south 80 feet by
west lS5 feet, fraction 2l2A feet
south OF northeast corner block
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL,
Ben Butler Much Weaker = West
Morning Glory Stronger.

Business was not very brisk on the
exchange this afternoon. With the ex-
ception Of K. G.. W and West Morning
Glory prices were weaker The former
was traded in at 10, while the latter
sold up 10 6h. Tesora was weaker be-
tween sl.O7N and si.O4, while Ben But
Ter sagged 70 H. Daily West was act
i've down to s43.S5. Ajax was weaker
selling as low as Sl.55. Joe Bowers
brought 6is, while May Day sold from
1859 up to 81 SO. Yankee Con. was act
i've at $40. Uncle Sam was weaker,
being offered at 81 ,95 with Sl.9l bid.
Closing quotations on the principal
stocks We're posted as follows:
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81 plat an." salt Lake cIty sur.
81. All druggists,

fey.. .. .. q. =. st.',s'.'....'''''
Edward Laird and wife to George
n. Miles, warranty deed. west
rods from southeast corner lot ],
block As. plat ID" salt Lake
City survey. .. -, .,..s,.,''' ~
Susannah G, Hansen ct al by
sheriff to Charles A. kampe
sheriffs deed, north 81 feet by
west rods from 10 rods south Of
northeast corner lot S. block 80,
plat IF, nSalt Lake city survey, y
g. $. Walker Estate company 20
Richard Martin, warranty deed,
lot p. block 2, Walkers sub-dlyi-
sion OF block 6, plat "a Salt
Lake City survey. !. .. =. $50. 4
George N. Niles and wife TO l.. A.
Amsden, warranty deed, east
half Of lot !, block IS, plat
~" Salt Lake City survey. 3,5'
Ancel Newhouse to First Presby-
terrain Church OF Salt Lake City.
Utah. warranty deed, north IL
rods By east rods from south
west corner lot 2, block II, plat
%" Salt Lake City survey. ..2S, sc
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DIED.

EGBERT.-At South Jordan. Salt Lake
county Utah. July |, 1901, Margaret
NJ. Beckstfad Egbert. Born in Can
ada, December 3 1923; Joined the
Church In 1888, and lived the life Of a
consistent Latter-day Saint.
BETTs.--In this city, July ., 1901, Jo-
seph Betts.o Jr.. aged "a years; ma
tive OF England.
Funeral services will be had Thurs
day at p. m. from the Sixteenth ward
meeting house. Friends are Invited 20
attend and can view the remains on
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day Of funeral at 455 west. Second
North from 10 TO u a. m.
Millennial Star, please copy.

FULLER-At his home in Mill Creek.
Oran A. Fuller, son OF Amos B. and
Arriminta Worth Fuller, born Janu-
airy %, 1872, died July 5, 1901.
Funeral from Mil Creek ward meet
ing house tomorrow at 2 p. m.
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The color of-seventy years
in your hair2 Perhaps you
are seventy, and you like
your gray hairl If not, use
Ayers Hair Vigor. In less
than a month your gray hair
will be rich and dark.
81. All druggist. LGAyEacc.. Lowell Mass
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SENT OFF TODAY.
Deputy Collector Lewis Gets Rid OF
Revenue Stamps.

on this mornings oregon short Line
train for the north was consignment
OF revenue stamps sent out from the
Office of the deputy collector here, Mr.
#. Il. Lewis. upon Geographic request
OF collector Webster at Helena The
transmission OF the stamps Is maae
preparatory to the transfer OF the
office Of district revenue collector IRON
the custody Of MIR. Webster TO mat OF
Mr.. Calllster Of this city The stamps
..,,t .oV-a.,, ,,,a,o ,taoisspatad og follows.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, 10 and for salt Lake County, state
Of Utah, Ia the matter Of the estate OF
Henry lberto Woolley deceased Notice.
The petition OF Julia =. Woolley Admins.
tratrlx OF the estate II Henry Alberto Wool
ley. deceased. for confirmation OF the sale Of
the following described real estate OF "A q
decedent 10 wit: Fstma Cd at Is 81 IN and
10 the north half OF Lot eight ~, Block ffty-
six go. Plat ~" salt Lake City survey salt
Lake CITY aud County, State Of rtah. for
the sum OF S.I'; and upon the following
terms, ~ Wit CASH as appears from the
return OF sale. filed In this Court has been
set for hearing on Friday, the 18th day OF
July. A. D. 1901. az 10 o'clock a n, az the
county Court House, In tha Court Room OF
said Court in SAT- Lake city. salt Lake
County. Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said Court with the
seal thereof affixed. this 9Th day
lsrALl OF July. A. q. 1891,
JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
rs @ Franz Emery, Deputy Clerk
Young 4 Moyle. Attorneys
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By O. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk.
Thomas Adams. Attorney.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division In and for salt Lake County, state
Of Utah. In the matter OF the estate OF
MILFORD Woodruff, deceased. Notice. The
petition OF Geo a. Smith. MILFORD Woodruff
and Asahel H. woodruff, executors and trus.
tees OF the estate of Wllford Woodruff. de-
ceased. praying for the settlement OF 6nai
for the distribution Of the residue Of said
estate "a the persons entitled. has been set
for hearing on Friday, the 9th day OF July.
A. ID. 1901 Mt 10 o'clock a. m. at 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 this 9th day
lsEAIAl OF July, A. u. 1901.
JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY O. Frank Emery Deputy CLERK.
Young 4 Movie ATTORNEYS