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PHILIPPINE CATTLE SICK.
Treasury Order Bars Them From All United
States Ports.

Instructions nave been sent out by the
Treasury Department to collectors and
other custom officers prohibiting the land
ing of animals from the Philippine Islands
at any OF the ports Of the United States
or Of it's dependencies owing 10 the exist
ence there Of certain diseases dangerous
10 the live stock Of this country. The order
fellows.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Dec. is. 1901,
To CoHccfors and Other Officers Of The customs:
The appended order Of the Secretary. Of
Ing the landing Of animals from the Philippine
or q, the dcpendehcies thereof. IS published
of the customs and others concerned. and
upon the Importation OF such animals. col
ton thereof at the earliest practicable date
thereafter.
IL A TAYLOR. Assistant Secretary.
U. s. DrPArTNTNT or AGRIcrLrrRE.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Dec 10. 1901.
Notice is hero by given 10 the owners. on
GERS, and agents OF all steamers and other
vessels Of all descriptions plying bet ween
the Philippine Islands and any of the ports
Of the Hawaiian lslands. OF. between the
Philippine Islands and any. OF the ports OF
the Initcd States or the Territ cries or de-
pcndeniCcs thereof. and to all stockmen and
All other persons concerned in any way OF
manner IN IA" traGc IN animals IN or with
the Philippine Islands. that certain %conia-
giOus, infectious and bic diseases
dangerous to the live stock OF the United
states exist among the animals Of the said
Philippine Islands. viz. surrn. affecting horses.
mules. asses, nat cattle, cninels, buiraloes
and dogs, and apes. foot-nnd-mouth disease,
affecting horses. ECGt cattle. other rumi-
nants. and swine and rinderpest. affecting
neat cattl' and other ruminants
Therefore. under The authority conferred
upon me by the act of Congress approved
May 20, 1854, entitled An act for the "stab-
lishmcnt of a bureau of Animal Industry,
to prevent the expectation Of diseased cattle,
and to provide means for the suppression and
"Xtlrpntlon Of pleuro-pnCumoniu and other con-
tagiouS diseases among domestic animals. i do
hereby prohibit the landing 1T any Of The ports
Of he Hawaiian ISLANDS, or IL any Of the ports
Of tho United states or Of any of tho depend
oncies thereof. of any live stock. or animals
Of any kind. from the Philippine Islands
This prohibition viii take effect immediately
and will continue IN force until Otherwise
ordered. JAMNS WILSON. secretary.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
JAMES J. HILL
ISSUES CIRCULAR
Sends a Letter to Stockholders Of
Great Northern R, R, Co,
SlOO,OOO,OOO FOR CAPITAL.
Northern Securities Company, incor-
poratcd Under Laws Of New Jersey,
Ready 90 Purchase All stock.

New York. Nov 2S,--James J, Hill,
president OF the Northern Securities
company has issued the following cir
cular 70 the stockholders Of the Great
Northern Railway company
THE Northern Securities companyin-
corporated under the laws Of New Jer-
aey with an authorized capital stock Of
$ioO.OOOOOO, and with power to Invest in
and hold the securities Of other COM
panies, has commenced business and
has acquired from several large holders
Of stock OF the Great Northern Rail-
way company a considerable amount Of
that stock uniform price has been
paid OF $3.50 per share In the fully paid
stock OF this company at par This
company Is ready TO purchase addition
al shares Of the same stock at the same
price, payable In the same manner and
VIII accept offers made ON that basis II
made within the next sixty days Of
ferg for sale Of stock of the Great
Northern Railway company should be
made on the enclosed form ana should
be accompanied by the certificates OF
the stock offered with transfers duly
executed having United States stamps
for transfer Of stocks Of two cents per
share affixed Upon receipt Of any
such offer 80 accompanied, the Northern
Securities company win deliver to the
sellers OF stock OF the Great Northern
certificates Of SIS own stock to the
amount Of the purchase price above
named or II such certificates are not
then ready for delivery, its negotiable
receipt oblIging II to issue and deliver
such certlfl ates as soon az ready For
fractional parts Of shares scrip certlll-
Gates convertible into stock in multi
pies OF 500 will be given"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
VICIOUS ASSAULT.
Feud Between Students Leads to Dis
graceful Consequences.

William Funk, a High school stu
dent, was the victim Of brutal as
sault committed by three toughs last
night near First North and Second
West streets. They also made an as
sault upon another student whose name
could not be learned.
Funk, who resides at 81 West Third
North. was on his way home when a
young fellow, apparently about lS years
Of age, approached and asked If he were
a High school student When Funk re-
PEELED that he was two other toughs
rushed upon him and struck him sever
al vicious blows, He was then released
but had gone but a short distance when
the attack was renewed,
Word was sent TO the police station
and the patrol wagon with several oili-
GERS were soon on the scene, but when
they arrived the toughs were gone. 1t
Is said they jumped upon a passing
wagon and rode rapidly down the
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
THE
CHRISTMAS NEWS
FOR 1901.
A UTAH.COL0RAD0 EDITION.
FOR 1901.

The Christmas edition Of the
"News" this year win be printed on
Saturday December 2ist 1901 1t
win contain an exhaustive review
OF the years developments In busi-
ness, mining, commerce, real estate,
building, and all other branches OF
business, and will form the most
elaborate compilation OF the re-
sources and attractions OF Utah
which has ever been issued.
Our SISTER state, Colorado, and its
industries and attractions VIII be
well represented in the issue, many
beautiful Views OF Denver and Colo
RADIO scenery being given. A big
part OF the edition will be circulated
in Denver, and Colorado's principal
cities.
Especially attractive articles VIII
be prepared by corps of selected
writers, and leading men Of the
community win contribute timely
articles on current topics,
As the holiday number viii be Is
sued several days ahead OF Christ
mas, 1t will form an Invaluable adj
vertlsing medium to local dealers
for the Christmas trade The gem
eral advertiser could find no better
means for reaching the people OF
the great west. The News will
pledge a circulation Of at least 20
900 copies for the Christmas issue
Special rates will be accorded adj
yertsers VINO wish their notices
printed In the Semi Weekly News
as well, giving them a total ciirou-
ticf Of nearly $4,000 copies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
Io-d6y'S Metals.
sayfR. Dor So ~ cents
itAD, $500
CASTING COPPER rs 81 tenissM
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Five street sprinklers that had been
stored away for the winter have been
called out again on account Of the pro-
tTacted dry weather
The pamphlet containing a report Of
the proceedings Of the october and the
Special Conference will be on sale next
Monday at this Office and at the Cannon
Book Store, The price viii be lbc
A young son of George II. Ellis OF $50
east Ninth South, Is laid up at his home
with an injured leg The house had been
under quarantine for some time. for
scarlet fever and the lad was staying
elsewhere. Yesterday he called at the
house on a horse when the animal
slipped and fell on one of his legs and
crushed It badly,
The combination OF small boys and
matches caused blaze that threatened
10 destroy barn belonging TO James
Malln at 5A Eighth East street
last evening, The boys set fire 70 a
stack OF corn fodder against the barn
and but Tor the prompt arrival OF the
Are apparatus from station No. the
barn would have burned down.
II was payday at Fort Douglas yes
terday and It became more apparent
that such was the case from early in
the evening until midnight. II was the
first pay the boys had received for
two months and Wnen they reached
town last night they all felt wealthy,
How they felt when they left at mid
night none OF them has offered TO say.
The Master Horseshoers' association
Is new organization that has been es-
tablished as an adjunct to the Jour
neymen Horseshoers' union. A meet
Ing was held last night and a temper
airy organization was effected consist
ing OF a, NJ Pcndleton, president, and
II, A. Fenton secretary A meeting will
be held next Friday night to perfect
the organization.
Every Chnaman I'm town IA endowed
with a plentiful supply Of cigarettes,
The reason for ii is that a local tobac-
conist had a large stock OF certain
brand on hand which ne could not dis
pose Of so he offered forty for s cents.
The news spread down Plum Alley and
ere long almost the entire population
OF that sav0ry section was lined up In
front Of the popular price tobacco
store. Some one about town expressed
the fear they would smoke themselves
10 death.
Mrs Margaret Russell died at her
home 1875 G street yesterday afternoon
at an advanced age She was the
mother OF Mrs. Margaret Smith, who
succumbed last week TO injuries re-
ceiyed IN a fire at Corinne several
weeks ago. She leaves other children
they being Mrs, IL, L. Finch Mrs. John
Sheldon Anna, Mary Walter. John
and William Russell. She was a natiy,
Of Scotland and possessed the sterling
qualities Of that people. The funera
VIII be held from the Twentieth ware
meeting house tomorrow afternoon a.
o'clock The remains may be yiewet
at the home from " till 1880 p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
GUNS AND CLUBS
DO GOOD SERVICE
officer Roberts Has His Hands Full
With Turbulent Soldiers,
NEAT FOOTBALL TACKLE.
Carl West Joins la the Melee aud
Brings His Man Down IN the
Approved Style.

That there are certain soldiers at
Fort Douglas who take special delight
N creating a disturbance on officer j.
j. Roberts beat every time they come
10 town Is now an assured fact More
trouble occurred last night aud before
the turbulent element was finally
quellod billy clubs and pistols we've
pressed into service.
Five soldiers participated In the me-
lee and two Of them are locked Sc
turtly In the city jail under the care Of
Taller sol Kimball with the charge Of
Gghtlng and resisting an officer booked
against them The other three sue
cecdcd In making their escape down
State street BY doing a lively hot
foot
The trouble started about 10 o'clock
when W. A. Miller and A. G. Moss
from an infantry company engaged
In Il hght at the corner Of State street
and Second South. Odlcer Roberts
Heard the noise and rushed to tie
scene lie placed the men under az
rest and started for the station, Here
IL where he made his mistake, As he
passed Farringtons alley with his
prisoners enc Of thcm broke and ran
down The alley Roberts released the
remaining prisoner and started after
the leeing fugitive. Suddenly the iol'
low turned on the officer and aimed a
blow at his solar plexus, Roberts
tucked ceverly and returned the COM
pliinent with his club. Failing to stop
the fellow In that. manner he pulled out
HIS trusty Colts and fred a couple Of
shots into the shrinking atmosphere.
The officer kopi h0tly after his man
Yelling for help at every jump and
sometimes between jumps.
AS the soldier reared the corner,
Carl West, young man employed at
the News rushed at him and making
a low tackle thew the fellow heavily
to the ground West IS football
player,
ii got you, didn't r." remarked West
as he tussed with the soldier
u guess you did" he replied, as he
kicked the young nan yiclously on the
nip, and Just then the policeman fell
on the man and marched him OIL to JAZZ
I'm the meantime officer Barlow
"nailed" Moss and Joined Roberts VINO
was coming up the street with his
prisoner
Some one informed the officers that
three soldiers vert hiding In the alley
way back of the station and were going
10 attack them. Sure enough the meh
were there and made a rush for tho
limbs of the law out It happened thni
two other hluecoats appeared at the
same time and the soldiers beat a hasty
retreat down the street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
HADi A GOOD TIME.


The travelling passenger agents have
come and gone, leaving pleasant meme
cries. They were "a disappointed as
gresatlon though, as all had counted on
a full day in this city where they
knew there was n warm welcome wait
ing for them. But the freight train at
Boca laid them out along with the
greater fraction Of their Salt Lake
hopes. But for the time the passenger
men were In here they were given
enjoyment IN large and healthy chunks
The passenger i1en's special reached
ogden az 1880 D. H. where Mr. lontz
Joined the party. Tie train was made
up OF ten cars, including a baggage
car, two diners and seven sleepers--nOt
the Seven sleepera" Mark Twain tells
about, but sleeping ears, The special
reached this city about A p. m. where
he visitors were met by Mr. Burley,
of the Short Line, who is an honorary
member OF the association, and wide
aggregation Of local railroad talent,
Hsoortlng the excursion from Los An
geles to ogden were =. X, Gordon, j.
b. Lauk, G, IL, White, j. f, Buell. and
A, e. Hubert representing the South
ern Pacific, and at ogden, Mr.. Heintz
and r. Il. Swan, assistant general pas
senger agents for the Rio Grande lines,
assumed charge. The visitors were cs-
cortod without delay to the Tabernacle,
although 1t was supposed there was TO
be preliminary drive about town.
But the lateness of the hour and the
necessity OF the passenger men leaving
on schedule time made this imperative.
The program as gwen IN last evenings
News" was carried out in very en-
ioyable manner and the visitors Were
delighted with the great organ
and the way It was handled
AT the conclusion OF the concert, the
| passenger men were driven to the
| Knutsford hotel whore a fine banque,
was served with the compliments Of
Landlord Holmes, and Chief clerk Hen
shaw saw tina. the details were carried
out without hitch. He touched the
astronomical button, and the pashen-
ger men did the rest, Speeches were
made by President j. c. Clair, We
| President 7, +, Fitzgerald, and Secre-
tary h. w Landman Of the associa-
| ton in which thanks were extended
| to all giving cheer to the visitors, and
| other pleasant Oratorical efforts were
made by Gyrritt Fort, Of the Union Fa-
| cflc, and Mr. Burley OF the Short
Line. Mr.. Swan, Of the Rio Grande
tines. was presented with handsome
cut glass punch bowl Secretary Land
man stated that the association would
meet IN Salt Lake in couple of years
and hoped that al that time there
would be a representation OF 400 agenta
to remain here a week. All regretted
not being able to spend more time here.
Harry Cushing and Billy Ridd accom-
panied the visltore from Ogden TO Salt
Lake and gave elaborate descriptions
1f scenic attractions on the way down.
There were III agents in the party
representing sixty lines of roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
observation-disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours endlhs
az Ga m. today q. an
barometer reading at q. mo 2h'6S
inches Temperature at n, m, oil de-
grees. maximum, 81; minimum, iOi
mean, As, which is 6 degrees above nor
NAL. 49,.
since the first of the MONTH 'll4 ue-
greos ,.u,, man
temperature since January ISL COL de-
greoe n 40
Precipitation since first Of month, 40
inch which is so linen below the nor
NAL INITIATED
since January list, ,32 inch
FORECASTS TILL 6 p. NJ SUNDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Sunday cooler to-
night ~
yer. Colorado
Generally fair tonight and sunday
warmer In south portion lonlBht ana
colder In north portion tonight ahuouh-
day. .,,n,o,,s
The "low" has moved rapidly ana Is
now central north Of the Dakotas The
crest Of an area Of high pressure eN-
tends from Texas northwestWard to
Utah. Precipitation has occurred oyer
Washington, oregon, northern ldaho
western Montana, Illinois and along the
Gulf coast Portland, Oreo reports L'S,
and New Orleans, 1893 inch II Is warm
er over southern Idaho, northern uIah,
Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotes ana
Minnesota, and colder over Kansas,
l.. II. MURDOCH
Section Director,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
WATER CONTROVERSY.
City and Canal Companies Will Make
Common Cause.

Salt Lake City and the canal COM
panies Of Salt Lake valley will make
common cause TO protect the rights Of
the people Of this part Of the state
from the encroachments that are being
made on the sources of supply of Utah
lake In Utah and Wasatch counties
The mayor, city attorney, city engineer
and Councilmen Robertson. Fernstron,
l9nrtensle.n and Whittemore, of the
Council finance committee met at the
Wells, Fargo bank yesterday afternoon
70 map out some plan Of campaign for
the successful stoppage Of this grow
ing evil. A resolution viii probably
be presented to the Council on Tuesday
evening authorizing the Mayor to COM
mence an action for the protection OF
the rights Of the people Of Salt Lake
city The sense Of yesterdays meeting
was that the city should Join hands
with the canal companies In bringing
a Joint suit against the misappropria-
tors Of the waters in controversy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
WIN Meet Next Month.

General Counsel c. O. Wmttemore OF
the san Pedro road, does not look for
any meeting of the stockholders until
early next month. This meeting VIII
not Doe Of special consequence beyond
the election OF directors, but the fol-
lowing meeting of directors will be Of
considerable importance as the surveys
of the entire line win be considered,
policies for the year outlined, and mat
ters Of construction and purchase OF
rolling stock and motive power acted
ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

The Stake secretaries of the Relief
Society and the secretary of each mis-
sion or branch not yet included in a
Stake whether in our own or in foreign
countries. are hereby officially notified
to carefully prepare correct statistical
and financial reports for the current
year from January |, 1901, to December
81, 1901 These reports must be for
warded 70 the general secretary at the
Office Of the Woman's Exponent, Salt
Lake City Utah, early in February, If
possible, so that complete report Of
this great organization may be ready at
least ten days before the General Con-
ference in April, 1909.
EMMELINE b. WELLS
General Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
Trnmc Agents Organize.

The Pacific Coast Association of
Traffic Agents has organized at San
Francisco with c. j. Roche, travelling
passenger agent Of the Denver & RIO
irande at Portland. as president; vice
president, j. w. Adams, Nickle Plate,
san Francisco; secretary and treas
uror Benjamin II. Trumbull, Illinois
Central, Portland Ashland, Or, was
selected as the place for the next meet
ing, 20 be held next April, About 200
new members were taken into the or
pqntZutiou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23

There is probably no disease more
distressing and annoying than piles.
TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT is daily curing cases OF years
standing Of itching and bleeding piles.
The cure begins on the first applica-
ton, a little perseverance makes the
cure complete Price, 50 cents In bot
ties. Tubes rs cents. z. c. M. l. Drug
Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
Saves Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack OF whooping cough and
bronchitis writes Mrs. w. X. Havi-
land Of Armonk. n. Y. but, when all
other remedies failed we saved her life
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. ouI
niece, who had Consumption in an adj
vanced stage also used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
we'll" Desperate throat and lung dis
eases yield to Or, Kings New Discovery
as to no other medicine on earth. In.
fallible for Coughs and Colds SOC ana
Sl.OO bottles guaranteed by z, c. NJ, /.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
Pushing Condemnation Suits.

stubborn property owners are delay
ing the progress of the San Pedro roaG
the other side Of Pomona. SO Goa
domination proceedings are being pusa
ed with an possible haste. Two Of In,
new big locomotives have been loaned
TO ,he Santa Fc, and there was q big
scare IN the offices OF the San Pedro
road Wnen it was reported that the en-
cines we've smashed ~ IN the Fraconla
wreck Tho report, however, proved G.
be "a cruel canard."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
AUCTION.

ON MONDAY, NOV, g. AT 1890 A. NJ
No, "A v. list SOUTH s.. up stairs. Bedroom
Sets, Rockers Carpets, Iron Beds, Bedding,
etc etc
@Also on Tuesday, Nov 90 at 1880 n. M, No.
i07 e Third south 81 Fine lot Furn lture,
Paror Set fine Rockers, Bronze Clock, ele-
CANT SdehOard Carpets Music Box, Hall
Tree, fine Bedroom cts Book Case and Desk
combined Iron Reds, lot Sllyerware Bod
Linen stoves, etc. otc
Also on Wednesday Nov. 21, 1880 a m ,
No. $3.50 s Seventh Fast st. parlor Rockers,
Book Case aud Desk combined, Center and
other Tables, 2 Bedroom Sets, Rockers and
Chairs, Carpets, stoves Iinoleum, Iron Beds,
Bedding Kitchen Utensils lot Chickens, etc.
etc. X. A. Andrews, Auctloneer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
PERSONAL.

sANITARIUM HAIR DRESSING PAR.
lors are he finest aud best located IN the
city, Ground floor Expert halrdressers n
the fashionable modes complete lne hair
goods, combs, etc, Ladies' Turkish baths
now n popular season See the new shower,
Telep oen eppintments can be made IN ad-
vance -anlta1um proper fully recovered
from effect, Of the fire aud better than ever,
Very pleasant these COO evenings os-Sl 50
w. Third South.