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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
In BEHALF OF THE CITY.
A Petition for a Review Of Judge
MOrse's Order.

City Attorney stephens has filed In
the Supreme Court a petition for a writ
OF certloran on behalf OF the city, for a
review OF Judge Morse's order modify
ing the temporary injunction restrain
ing the power company from using the
city's water at the Jordan Narrows.
pending the trial Of the power com
pany's condemnation suit against thu
city. Justice Baskin granted the writ,
making II returnable on September 9th.
and in the meantime the lower court
and the power company are ordered 10
take no further steps In the case.
IL is stated In the petition that the
city would be irretrievably damaged II
the injunction TO prevent the power
company, pending the termination OF
the suit 10 condemn a right Of way, IL
allowed TO stand modified so as 90 per.
nit the power company to break into
the canal bank, In order 10 reconvey 90
the canal the cltys share of the rive.
flow after Il comes from the power
plants tailrace.
II Is also pleaded that the law on
which Judge Morse rendered his order
Is unconstitutional In that a municipal
ity cannot be made to yield a right OF
way to a private corporation, even sub
iect 20 the termination Of the con-
demnation suit and II the plaintiff gives
an indemnifying bond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
HORACE CUMMINGS HOME.
Spent Profitable Season al Chicago Unl-
yersiy Summer School.
Obtains Keystone from the Nanvoo
Temple - Visits Mammoth Cave -
Picture Of Martyred Riders.

Prof. Horace Cummings, supervisor
OF science In the State Normal school.
has returned from Chicago where he
has been attending the summer school
Of the Chicago University. HE studied
natural science and supervision under
Colonel Parker and had an exceedingly
interesting and profitable time. lie says
that the Utah students al the school
have made excellent records and their
standing with the faculty Is No. /,
When the school closed the professor
went to Louisville, Kentucky, where he
met a number OF friends with whom.
he visited the Mammoth cave, In tho
vicinity Of the cave he net man who
had In his possession the last photo
graph Of Elders Gibbs and Berry, the
missionaries who were shot on Kane
Creek, Tennessee, IN 1884 He has
promised Prof. Cummings that he Will
also send him the negative Of the pic
ture. The professor made the ac-
quaintance of DR., Lyman w. Hazen
and az once very warm mutual
friendship sprang up between them
The professors acquaintance with Di.
Hazen proved to be the most profitable
Of any that he formed on his trip 50
lar as results are concerned. The doc
tor gave Mr.. Cummings an order on
Richard Dempsey, Of Quincy, Illinois,
for a Keystone that rested In an arch
above one Of the doors In the Nauyoo
temple. DR., Hazens father was a
stanch and lifelong Mormon and
when the temple was burned he got
possession Of the stone. and IL was al
ways his wish that come day II hould
be sent 10 Utah. On one side Of the
stone an all seeing eye Is engraved
and for the past few years the stone
has been used as door step at the
High school In Quincy where II has
been guarded jealousy by Robert
Dempsey The janltor Of the school. The
engraving Of the eye has not been
married as the side II Is on rested on
the ground. The block weighs about
1000 pounds Is OF gray limestone and
IL susceptible Of almost as high a
polish as marble.
II may be brought here at once and
as 10 what use II win be put has not
been decided II has been suggested
that II will either occupy n position
above a door In some new educational
ediilce or be kept In the Deseret mu-
scum as a relic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22

at the City and County building viii
migrate In body 10 the Min Creek re-
sort. The proceeds of the outing VIII
be devoted TO charity.
The Ladies' Ala society, Of the First
Congregational church, has undertaken
to give an excursion TO Saltair on Mon
day, August 90. In addition 10 the
usual races and events that are con-
nected with such gatherings, there viii
be prizes given for the Oldest young
est and also the most popular Congre-
gationalist present.
The following program has been ar
ranged by the Indian War Veterans
for their outing at Lagoon next satur-
day:
Assembly Call. by Bugler Jas. Stand
ing, $3.50 p. m.
Short Address Of Welcome. A. NJ. Paul.
Post Com.
Grand March Of Veterans and their
best girls.
sanpete War Song, I'm Our Leaky
Tents We Set" by Indian War Vet
eran Club. OF springville,
Old Time Scotch Reel.
Comic Selection. by the Veteran Actor
Phil Margetts.
Virginia Reel.
How Jack Pendleton was saved by
Lot Smith and others from being
shot in the forehead by Jack Pen
dleton.
Song and Cake Walk, by the noted lit
tie artist, Mile Williams.
Muney Musk.
Recitation, "The Dandy Fifth" "
John +. Meakln.
Comic Duet, by Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Davis.
Song "The Light Brigade" John
James.
Dance, Miss Mccloude's Reel"
Selection, by Salt Lakes Veteran
Nightwatchman, Tom Dobson.
Recitation, "Pollyglot," by A. NJ. Paul
Guessing contest. question PROFOUND
ed by Alma Pratt, prize for proper
answer. S..
Old Fashioned Quadrille.
Exhibition Drill, by Signal Corpse.
Stick Pulling, Foot Racing, etc.
Transmission Of Messages With Flags,
Signal Corps
Exhibition Drill by Signal Corps.
Transmission Of Messages by Improved
Flash Lanterns
After p. m. the dancing pavilion will
be given over OF dancing.
Committee on Inyitation-Geo. Carr,
Geo. Riser Ed. Bolton. w. w. Tay-
lor, Jas, White. A. J. Pendleton Geo.
Naylor, ~ A. Empey, John Miller,
Henry Bird.
A meeting Of all committees Of the
Indlafl War Veterans Is called for
D. m. sharp at Frank Hyde's office. Oh
the fourth floor OF the Atlas block, oh
Friday evening, August 23rd. All COM
mitteAmen be sure and come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
DERRICK RESTORED.
Big Lift Again at Work on the DeSeret
News Building.

The big seyen-ton capacity derrick
has once more been set up on the top
OF the steel structure on the new Des-
eret News building and operation Of
stone setting have once more been re-
sumed. In speaking Of the accident Of
last week Foreman Burton this after
noon stated that the general smashup
was unforeseen, as under ordinary ctr
cumstances the derrick could lift twice
the weight that was on IL at the time
OF the accident.
The break occurred owing TO flaw
In the iron block at the foot Of the der
rick. The block was carried away and
in the strain incident TO the break the
anchor cords were jerked loose Bishop
Preston also stated that the damage
resulting from the accident amounted
TO between $500 and $500, and that $50
additional had been put into the derrick
so that 1t was today safer than ever It
was In the past, apart from the weak
block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
q. o. wHITrEMoHE RETURNS.
Attorney for San Pedro Road Talks
Regarding the Outlook.

General Counsel c. o. Whittemore, Of
the San Pedro road Attorney Farley l..
Williams. legal representative for the
Oregon Short Line, and Judge Talbot,
OF Nevada, held conference this after
noon to arrange for the hearing Of a
number OF pending demurrers and mo-
lions regarding the right Of way con-
demnatlon suits They were still closet
ed together az late hour.
Mr.. Whittemore returned from the
coast az o'clock yesterday afternoon
where he has been on business for the
past ten days When seen ne stated that
while there was nothing Of Importance
10 give out regarding the progress Of
affairs, stu, az the same time. there
was lots Of work going on at the western
ern OF the proposed system. The work
OF relaying the twenty-six miles OF road
between San Pedro and Los Angeles
with seyenty-iive pound steel he said,
had been completed, and the next move
Of Importance VIII be the opening OF
bids In Los Angeles on September .,
for the construction Of the road foe a
distance OF thirty miles on to Pomona.
There Is force Of surveyors working
across the desert at the present time
to connect with the other corps which
Is striking a line across Nevada from
Utah. Mr.. Whittemore further stated
that the company was spending lot
Of money on the road every week, and
that more would be spent In the Inn
mediate future The residents In Los
Angeles and through the country that
viii be benefited by the road, said Mr.
Whittemore. were enthusiastic over the
proposition and the prospect was ex-
ceedingly bright
Regarding the rumored deal between
the San Pedro promoters and the Ore
gon Short Line for the sale Of the
right-of-way south OF Salt Lake Mr..
Whittemore expressed himself as being
Of the opinion that no such move was
under way. but on the other hand the
contest would be fought out for every
mile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
HEWLETT BROS. CO.,
NASufACTUREls,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

tee will give cash one hundred dollai
prize 10 any person who can guess his
name. over fifty applications have
already been received from gentlemen
OF an walks Of life for that hORored ana
exalted position The selection has al
ready been made. and his highness has
been given carte blanche as to his cos
tune. The Queens Victoria viii be dec
Grated in the color of the order and Ia
the Elks' purple parade. which takes
place at night, khere viii be a blaze of
electric lights,
The kangaroo court committee win
meet Sunday morning at 1890 at
carnival headquarters TO make final
arrangements for the kangaroo court
Director Gen. Stoll received the fol-
lowing dispatch from secretary of the
Elks lodge at Anaconda, Mont, No.
2S9 eve viii attend during carnlal
week with at least 50 strong doing all
we can to make the carnival success.
Keep up the good work, old man.
ID. NJ. Mckee, Of Rock Springs, Wyo.
a visiting Elk from that city Informed
Director Gen. Stoll that the Rock
Springs lodge had made arrangements
with the Union Pacific X. h. Co.. for
two Pullman coaches during carnival
week. The Pullman coaches will b.
side tracked In Salt Lake City and be
the home Of the Rock Springs lodge.
The electrical construction contract
for the Elks' electrical parades was
awarded by the executive committee 10
the Inter- Mountain Electrical co.
The following firms subscribed for
booth spaces today Consolidated Impl.
Co. Geo. Carter, John Held, Mining eX-
change 1.-TWO boothsl, and the following
stock brokers: Marks, Higglnbotham,
change booth will be the attraction OF
the carnival enclosure. The governing
board Of the exchange Is not sparins
any expense to make the exchange
booth the finest within the enclosure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
MUSICAL TREAT.
Feast For Musicians at Ex-Governor
Th0n ass Last Night.

Prof ApMadoc spent delightful
hour or two last evening with his old
time friend and co-student, Prof. Evan
Stephens, at the residence of ex-Goy.
Thomas. discussing musical questions
past and present with great zest. The
program Of tomorrow evening at the
Assembly Hall was gone over from
start 10 finish, and those present were
astonlshed to find such exquisite melo.
dies existed in Kymric literature What
Wales has contributed to the worlds
art and literature Is far from beinh
sufficiently known. At this day Kettle
scholars only are eonversant with
these harp productions Lovers OF the
romantic are assured Of feast Ia such
a program as will be presented by Nj.
ApMadoc tomorrow night.
This morning the .land marks and
beauties Of Salt Lake City were shown
Mr.. ApMadoc by Prof. Giles, followed
by a rehearsal Of the old melodies.
a party Of Chlcagoans is in the city,
which will attend tomorrow evenings
entertainment In body out Of re-
spect to one who stands high In the
educational and musical circles Of thelr
own town.
Today Mr.. ApMadoc accepted an In.
yitation from Prof stephens to attend
the Shepherd testimonial concert at
the Theater this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
LATE LOCALS.

Todays bank clearings were 1891 ,i2i.-
06. compared TO s256,SS0.25 for the same
day last year.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
today filed articles Of Incorporation
with the secretary OF state.
Ben Johnson today recorded the con-
veyance TO him from Rachel Spafford
OF a tract OF land In the northeast
quarter OF section 3. township south.
range 1 east, Salt Lake county, for a
consideration OF $500.
Two cases OF smallpox were reported
TO the board OF health today. Anna
Hall aged IS. S65 State street. and Mrs.
Lizzie Gibby. aged &c. at the same adj
dress.
Marriage licenses were issued today
60 William Wolf. aged IS years. and Ida
Vordermeyer. aged 30. both OF Durango,
Colo: John Richdoe, aged ~, OF Man
Il, and Amy Bishop, aged 20. OF Centre
vile. Mr.. Wolf and Miss Vordermyer
We're later married by Deputy County
Clerk Emery.
The Latter-day Saints university
German club will hold its regular meet
man community during the excursion TO
the lake, given by the Germans tomor-
row.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Martha
J. starley viii be held in the Twenty
first ward meeting house Sunday, Aug.
25th at p. m. The remains may be
viewed az the family residence, fo5
Fifth street from II a. m. 10 1880 p. m.
Friends invited.
A number Of applications for the po-
sition OF license inspector Of Salt Lake
county, vacated by the resignation Of
u. l.. Cutler, have been received by the
county board. Among them are those
Of Ira Beckstead. William Cutler. JOIN.
Holden. Jos Irwin, Joseph Smith and
J. J. Williams. Jr. The inspectorship
includes all OF the county except Bing-
ham and Herman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
SPECIAL ORGAN RECITAL.
Given at Tabernacle In Honor Of Cons
gresham Hopkins.

Congressman Hopkins Of Illinois and
party were rendered an organ recital
at the Tabernacle this morning All
the members Of the party expressed
themselves as being thoroughly delight
cd. Prof Mcclellan was assisted by
Prof Goddard, who sang an aria from
Judas Maccabees" and Drink TO me
only with Thine Eyes" Both pieces
were applaudoi loudly. BY special re-
quest OF MIR. Hopkins, Prof Mcclellan
played the "Intermezzo" from "Cava-
leria Rusticana." and the Largo" by
Handel, which were highly appreciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
ASST.C. F. AND P. A.
FOR UNION PACIFIC
H. G. Kali to be Appointed That
Position at Kansas City.
MILLER TO BE REMEMBERED
Good Position in store for the ontgo
Ing Assistant General Freight
Agent q, IL. a n. sept l,

Henry G. Kali, general agent Of tho
freight department for the Union "a
cihc, at Kansas city VIII on septem-
Der LIST, be elevated to the position OF
assistant general freight and passen-
ger agent Of the Union Pacific with
headquarters In Kansas city.
This move on the part Of Traffic pi-
rector j. c. stubbs Is another practi-
cal demonstration OF the oft-repeatcd
statement that the majority Of the
freight and traffic men OF the Union
Pacific viii be taken care of when the
consolidation OF all the agencies takes
place on thg first Of next month. In
this connection the News Is In po-
stion to state that r. Il, Miller as
sstant general freight agent OF the
Oregon Railroad g. Navigation COM
pany, with headquarters at Portland,
will fall into a plum when w r. Co
man. general agent for the oregon
Short Line In Salt Lake takes his desk
on September LIST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
PERSONALS.

Miss Sarah Eddlngton of the city au.
dltor's Office is spending her vacation
In Idaho.
Senator Rawlins and family came
down from Brighton today after a very
pleasant summers vacation.
Chief Of Police Conllsk Of Ogden came
down TO the capital city last night and
registered at the Cullen.
Major George Downey, paymaster in
the United States army, Is expected
home some time this fall on a fur
Tough,
Chris. Lund, formerly the giant Of the
local police force, but lately resident
OF Fountain Green, was In town yester-
day, guest at the White House.
Sheriff futile Of Emery county re
turned south last evening, after safely
delivering the Nickel brothers into The
hands of the warden of the peniteiIi-
airy
Phil Margetts. the veteran actor will
leave for Preston and Bear River points
on Saturday next accompanied by his
daughters. Mrs. Mulhall and Miss Min
ME Margetts. They will visit relatives
md friends and be absent two or three
weeks.
Dr. Witcher and Secretary Wood Of
the fire department have returned from
ten days outing on the Weber river.
They report a most enjoyable time, and
from the fish they brought back with
them, 1t was quite evident that they
had 1t.
George Il. Savage hrs returned from
hls outing to the headwaters OF Big
Plney in Uinta county, Wyoming.
Judge Bartch and Alviras r. Snow,
who went with him, proceeded on TO
Cariboo for more sport. while Mr. Saw
age was compelled, by press Of busi-
ness matters, to return. He reports
the Big Piney country as one OF the
best game reserves in the West
w. D. Rees of Wales registered at the
White House last evening. He brings
the welcome news that the grasshop-
res are dying Off in car loads. There
Is small brown bug. he says. which
oats under their wings and kills them.
The female hoppers. however, are makk
ing up for IL by laying eggs at about
the ratio OF 1000 TO every hopper.
DIR sANfORD's LIVER INyIGORA
The best Liver Medicine Vegetable cure for Liver
HIS, BiliOusness. Indigestion, Consultation Malaria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
AT THE RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures


The Danish Sister society gives its
annual picnic al Calder's Park tomor-
row on which occasion 1t Is expected
that there viii be a big gathering OF
Danes from throughout the county and
their friends musical program, in
terspersed with solos and Rotations
will be In order at 1880 p. m. Prizes
win be given for the oldest married
couple present on the occasion, best
walters and the children's Gakewalk
other events will be race for ladies
from 30 TO 50 years old; ladies' egg race,
all ages ladies' one-legged race. from
Is 20 80 years old; boys race. for boys
under ~ years old: Girls race for girls
under II years old; and boat race. at
$3.50 ?, m. for the best two heats Of
three.
Tomorrow will be German day at
Saltair when the Teutons OF the entire
state, irrespective Of politics or creed
will hold a big celebration. A good
program has been arranged and the
Presidency Of the Church has been in
vited 10 attend among other promln-
ent people. Miss Meyerhofer has been
selected for the queen Of the day.
The members OF the First Methodist
church. the Epworth league and Sun
day school are holding their annual pic
mic at Saltair today.
The Letter Carriers association OF
salt Lake, viii give an outing al Cald-
er's Park on Wednesday afternoon. a
good program is now being prepared
and a large number OF the friends Of
the mail carriers have signlhed their
intention TO be present. As the boys in
gray have the record OF never doing
things by halves II Is a foregone con-
clusion that the outing will be well
patroniZed.
Another big day at Calder's Park
win be August 81 when the employees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
OFFICIALS CONFER.
Charges Against c nile Are Being In
yestigatcl Today.

The Mayor. Superintendent OF Water
Iworks Hines, Watermaster Condie and
Land and Water Commissioner West
erheld held a consultation In the May
or's office this morning. regarding the
charges that have been brought against
Watermaster Condie with regard to the
distribution Of irrigation wnt-r None
Of the officials present would give any
thing out for publication. but Il Is
understood that the charges brought
against Mr.. Condie VIII be sfted to the
bottom.
Mr. Condie said today that his de-
rartment could not be held accountable
for The scarcity Of irrigation water He
said that nothing like 100000 gallons
OF water a day was coming into the city
for Irrigation purposes and n the
farmers had been receiving more than
they We're entitled to II was taken from
the bitches before the water reached
the city limits and came under his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Tetro Very Actiye-Mammoth Much
Stronger-0ntarlo Sells.

The mining stock market was in good
form this afternoon. Fifteen stocks
were traded in at fair prices. Ajax re-
leased $500 shares at prices ranging
from $l.5o down 10 N.b6. while Daily
West was traded In at 1890. Sacrament
TO released 300 shares At from Is to
2iia. South Swansea advanced 10 50,
while Tesora dropped 500 between 81
and 9Sh. Uncle Sam weakened to
NSiA. Victor loosened up 1000 shares
at 20. Mammoth let 60 400 shares at
S2,lsh and 1921. May Day sold l,lOO
shares around sl53. Northern Light
was traded In at SIS. one hundero
shares Of Ontario sold at 1890. TetrO
weakened TO Al, with the sale OF 1900
shares. Little Chief loOsened up $500
shares at 49, Star Con. hung around
~, while Silver Shield sold at 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight at the Theater occurs the
testimonial to Mr.. Arthur Shepherd.
who leaves for Boston on Saturday A
rare program has been arranged, con
slstlng OF selections by Mr. Shepherd
himself, (of his own composition), Mr.
Weihe, MIR, Shelton, Prof, HefIly, Prot.
Lund, Miss Derkoeh and several 9TH
ers.
At the Salt Palace good audiences
continue to Witness the vaudeville bill
arranged for the week.
Prof, ApMadocs entertainment at
the Assembly Hall occurs tomorrow
night,
The Salt Lake Opera company holds
It's first meeting on the new opera THE
Wedding Day" tomorrow night at tn,
Theater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Scott Davis OF the Union Pacific 4.
down with typhoid at the hospital.
Rio Grande Western trains vest
bound were run IN two sections today.
General Agent shotwell Of the Denya
& Rio Grande left for san Francisco
with his bride this afternoon
Major $. X. Hooper general passen-
ger agent Tor the Rio Grande lines.
returns 70 Denver this evening
General Manager Bancroft o. the
oregon Short Line viii be back az his
desk by the beginning Of next week.
r. J. shubert. assistant general
freight agent Of the Rock Island az
Topeka. Kan. left Tor home this morn
ing,
John petrie. livestock agent for the
Burlington. arrived In this city today
with his wife from Chicago He will
make Salt Lake his headquarters for
the next four months.
L. q. Wlkerson went north today on
his way home from New York. lie has
secured the contract Tor the construc-
ton OF the T. q |. Y, through 10 the
copper region IN the Seven Devils coun-
try. Work Il 10 commence at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-22
TODAY'S 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.
Preston 5. Free and wife 10
Laura +. Hansen, part Of
southwest quarter OF section
20, township | south, range
east zee s...t... s.........S rs 90
John T.. Dolly ct al TO Bona
DeElla Ward. part OF lot 4,
block 30, plat b.. o. .... 1900 90
Lottie Bivens 10 Donna DELLA
Ward, part OF lot I, block SO,
plat b.. d. e.. ....... 1 90
Fred Holder to Emily w. Hold
der, part Of lot :, block 10, plat
b. -. :..::.,......,. o.. -. 1000 %
Fredk. Holder TO Emily w.
Holder part Of lot B. block 20.
plat D.. e.. ..... l00. 90
Rachel spafford to Ben Johnson,
part Of northeas, quarter. Sec
tion ?, township south,
range ! east ..., e, .. 49,. $500 90
Desefet Savings Bank 10 Jed
$. Sheets. lots 81 and %, block
!, Marion Park .... =. ...... 10 Is