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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
MONEY MUST BE RAISED.
Territory of Hawaii Said to be in
Financial Straits.

Honolulu, July 10 (yia san Francisco,
July 20).-The house and senate are
very near the end of their work. The
conference committees have agreed
upon most of the items to Be inserted
in the appropriation bills, and it is
thought that all that remains is the
closing up work of the session.
An extra session is again being talked
of. Treasurer Wright has calculated
that the territory viii be $1,0GO,000 short
at the end of the twO-year period now
begun, unless some additional measures
to raise revenue are enacted. The mat
ter of granting an extra session was
discussed in the executive council, and
it is reported that three of the heads
of departments favored it. but Acting
Governor Cooper and Attorney General
Dole were opposed.
The Honolulu chamber Of commerce
has appointed a committee to look into
the matter OF centesting the new in
this month. a large number of local
business men are behind the move
meDt, and the law win be vigorously
fought. In addition to the alleged flaws
in the law as it stands, grounds for
contest may be found in the joint use
of the English and Hawaiian languages
in the legislature, which, it is claimed
by some, made all its proceedings in
valid, as the organic act declared for
use of English. The income tax case
may, therefore, test the validity of leg
islative acts of the present session in
general
The will of the late Paul Neumann
was filed for probate today. Tt left all
his property, of which the value is un-
known. to his widow, naming her as
administrators without bonds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
ee Eigin Grocery ad. page ;.
CRITICISE MCCARTNEY.
Murray People Deny Charges Of As
sistant Fire Chief.

The people of Murray are incensed
over what they consider the unfair
criticisms made upon them BY Assist
ant Fire Chief Mccartney through the
columns Of some Of the Salt Lake ma
pers, and they come back at him with
some very hot talk. They state that it
is untrue that there was difficulty in
getting feed for the horses of the fire
department on the day of the fire. bur
that, on the contrary. citizens among
whom We're George Cranter. Oscar .Ro-
der and others. made il a point to feed
the horses oats. timothy and clover
hay. As TO the men. they assert that
they were given all the beer. they could
drink free at the saloon Of Paul BIinu.
1t is also asserted that the firemen
we're offered sandwiches ct the saloon.
and lady sent them word that she
had prepared lunch FOR them. but the
reply was that they preferred to wait
for supper till they got home. and
they wanted to catch the $50 car.
Il is claimed that Mccartney did not
send up town FOR help to get his engine
off the car. and that there were fiffx-
mep at the station to help as soon as
they discovered that the fire engine was
there and that help WAS needed
v lille crltiClsing Assistant Chief Nc
Carthey. the Murray people are pro-
fuse in their thanks 10 the Salt Lake
FIRE department for sending them as
sistance. TO the firemen who fought TO
save property after they reached the
scene of the fire, and especially to the
many men svho worked so hard and
faithfully TO conquer the FIRE before the
Salt Lake engine was ready for busi-
ness
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
ONAa b s,Snss
v ABSSEUTEEY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
asaeNopo voss
UTAH RESOURCES.
Special Display VIII be Made at
Elks' Carnival.


D. b Mccoy, chairman of the EIks' car
nivaI committee on resources of Utah. re-
quests all citizens who have anything per
tanning to the pioneer days, or Utah q
special resources, to communicate with
him, as it is the intention OF the carnival
committee 10 have q space set aside with
in the carnival enclosure for Utah re-
sources
The carnival committee has decided on
four Darades for carnival week. on the
following days
Sept. IS 10 A. M.-Parade by HARBOUR
attractions. King Carnival. Queen Car
nival. with 200 maids of honor; ! p m,
parade of Salt Lake lodge No. s.
THURSDAY 10 A M--Par ada OF Utah vol
unteers. national guardsmen. fraternal or
ganizatiOns. merchants represented by
floats and Salt Lake, lodge No. s..
Friday. E.fks Purple Day-Salt Lake
Saturday. Sept. p. Travelling Mems
Day-All WeareTs of the grip viii be in
vited to participate
Colonel ". J.. Beer has been appointed
chairman OF the parade committee and
win act for all Darades-
The Kangaroo court. established during
carnival week especially for ElkS. will be
one of the features of the carnival en-
closure. and the committee in charge,
through the supreme judges. will do
everything iu their power to make it in
tereSting Tor the victims who come under
the ban of the court
The following Elks registered at carni-
val headquarters yesterday w II. Dear
stayne, OGray, Colo; F. w. Taylor, PO-
catellO: L G Wiitbank, Denver
The Harbour Amusement company mas
added to It's list of attractions for carnival
week the famous Ke'tOn family or must
clans and "a band of IyrOIean singers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
FRANCHISE QUESTIONS.
Commissioners Meet Street Railway
and Telephone Representatives.

The county commissioners held an in
formal session yesterday morning with
President CritchlOw of the Rapid Transit
company and representative of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company
to adjust some differences that have
arisen over he lchise matters. With the
railroad company the matter in cOntrO-
very is over the failure to reduce the
in the accepted franchise granted to the
months ago. 1t was insisted by Mr.
CritchlOW of the railroad company that
the requirements of the franchise could
not be enforced until the proposed line
connecting Calder's park with the State
street line, by way of Seventh East and
Eleventh South streets. Is competed
While the commissioners held to a con-
tTary construction, it was agreed to hold
the complaint in allegiance pending the
completion o. the Eleventh South street
connection. which Attorney CritchlOw as
sured the commissioners would be done
without further delay.
The second matter adjusted was in the
agreement TO grant a franchise 10 the tel
ephOne company to change and extend its
pole line on lower state street and the
tributary sections The commissioners
have been holding out for free telephone
service for all of the county offices and
departments, but the telephone company
consented to make d rate OF so per IN
strUment annually for the privilege TO De
granted. which is a reduction Of nearly
one-half in the rentals heretofore
charged At Mondays formal meeting of
the commissioners 1t is expected the fran
chise viii be granted in dale form.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Deaths at Park City.
Especial Correspondence.

Park City, July 20-Yesterday morning,
after a lingering illness Of nine weeks,
Mrs. Eliza ROsevear died at her home in
this city The cause Of death was can
Ger, for which she underwent an opera
tiOn some time go. The funeral viii Oc-
eur tomorrow afternoon at o clock ron
Masonic hall under che auspices of Sill
yer Spray lodge No. 2. Degree Of Honor,
of which order she was an hOnOred mem
Der.
A very sad death occurred here this
morning. when Francis NJ. Fitzgerald
died at his home from the effects Of lead
poisoning. The deceased was taken sick
last Tuesday and his sudden and unex-
Dected death has caused deep sorrow
among his hosts of friends. and to the
bereaVed mother, brother and sisters the
deepest sympathy is extended. The fu-
neral will be held Monday from the cath
Ollie church. under the auspices of the
Hibernians and A o. l.. W., of which he
was so faithful a member
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
SAM SPRY'S DOUBLE.
Clerk James Saved California Man
From Arrest.

Clerk James Saved California Man
From Arrest.
Had County Clerk John James, who
returned home yesterday from two
weeks trip to California. been so dis
rosed he could have apprehended Sam
Spry early last week in san FRANCISCO.
He saw the fugitive on one of the
principal streets OF the California me
trOpOlis and did no doubt that an Of
ficer of the law would arrest Spry, as
was done the day the clerk left to re-
turn home
on his q ward journey Clerk James
noticed a man get on the train at Sac
ramento who was Spry's double, even
to his suffering The incident became
somewhat exciting for Mr.. James, for
scarcely had he remarked to an &C
Quaintance that the stranger could cas-
lily be taken Gor sam SpCy than an Of
ficious fellow demanded an interview
with Mr. James This man was a de-
tectiVe and, producing d photograph
of SpTy pasted on a reward sheet. de-
manded to know of Mr.. James if the
passenger who boarded the train at
Sacramento were really not the much
wanted fugitive. II required a good
eaIk upon the part OF Clerk James to
convince him that the suffering
stranger was not the man for whose
arrest the mayor of salt Lake had of
1eIeQ q reward, ana even after arriving
at the hotel in san Francisco the de-
tective Swallowed Mr.. James and Sam
SpFy's double. At an OppOrtune mo-
ment Mr.. James told the man from
Sacramento how near he came to be-
ing arrested for Spry- This information
was paraiyzer for the stranger, who
showed his surprise in suffering ex-
Carnations.
Clerk James went to Los Angeles and
from there to the Catalina is and, where
he Joined Senator Kearns and AIexan-
der TaTbet in a hunt for wild goats. on
a nshing expedition in glass bottom
boats he landed a big fish that he is
VIKING 10 wager eQualed his own
weight Mr.. JameAsaw many Salt LAX
ers on the coast and enjoyed his trim
immensely. He was accompanied on
the trip by Reese Price Of this citv-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Shrinkage in the Flow Of CITY
Greek.

"
Greek.
The measurements of water flowing
into the pipe system on Friday were re-
ported to Land and Water Commits
sloner Westerfeld yesterday, showing.
exclusive OF Emigration creek. which
MAINTAINS its normal flow at about -
UUO,uOO every twenty-fOur hours a de-
creased discharge Of 727, 90 gallons, com
pared with July u. On that date CITY
creek was flowing at the rate of SAY =
5SA gallons daily while last Friday the
discharge had fallen to 1850. 600 gal
ions On July 10. 1900 the creek was
dlsenarging 6,352.000 gallons. The flow
OF Fdrley's creek on Friday was orac-
tlcaIiy the same, 1.6S9, eco. as on July
~. whereas on July 19. of last wear it
was dlscharging only 5,07S. 900 gallons
dairy. However, 20 per cent of this
volume is diverted 10 Kennedy ditch
ana does not come into the city's p&Des.
Measurements reported TO City Engi-
neer Kelsey by the observers show a
now rom the two streams on Friday of
15,l00,000 gallons or 27S. 600 gallons less
than the measurements reported TO
Commissioner Westerfield The dis
charge over the weirs reported by the
engineers observers on Friday was
100000 gallons for City creek and T.
100000 gallons for Parley's creek. A
meath ago City creek was flowing at
the rate Of 14,400.000 gallons every
twenty-fOur hours and according 10
the same measurements ParIey's was
discharging at the rate of 15.IO0, GOO gal
Ions The record Of gauging in the en-
glneer's oftice shows that on July IS.
1900. City creek was flowing G 600 600
gallons and Parleyis creek 3. 500. coo.
Explaining the discrepancies in the
water measuranaf nts. Commissioner
Westerield states that he has taken
the lowest averages. while probably the
observations reported to the engineer
are Of the flow at odher. periods dur
ing the day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
STATE NEWS
RICH SAMPLES OF ORE.
Claims in Miners Mountain Give
Out Good Prospects.
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

Especial Correspondence
Richfield, July &c. X. Jarvis arrived
from Miners mountain in Wayne county
yesterday and went 10 Salt Lake with
samples of ore which he is to have as
saved Ihfs ore Is taken from a piece OF
property now being developed at a depth
OF IlIty-tiVe feet. From this same ground
pieces OF ore formerly sent In averd ged
- TO . per cent silver and Is TO 2S per
cent copper 1t IS expected tho latest
VIII exceed this. The ground that he is
operating in Is very easy - He has six
teen claims in his group.
MI Jarvis reports that the Nitchells
nave broken into chimney i'm their
property The hole Is about ten or twelve,
lnches and seems 10 be an Ipheavai
blowout The sides are lined with very
rign galena- This is being followed down.
From another Of their claims Mr. Jar
Wis had piece of copper ore which those
VINO are acquainted with the Dixie conner
ore say IS just Hike it. 1t has both the
Diue and gray COlOTs.
William and Charles Bullock, so Mr.
jarvis says, have also struck a chimney
very similar to the one encountered on
the Mitchell property.
All operators on Miners mountain are
exceedingly well pleased with the re-
suits of development work and no longer
doubt that they are next to an immense
ore deposit
Word comes from the Colorado river
that mining operations on the river have
D6el suspended on account of the heat
hei[hef men nor horses being able to
withstand it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Proposed New Bnttleshinz.

Washington. July 20-AdmiraI Brad
ford of the naval board of
construction today submitted 70
Secretary Long a minority re-
port on the proposed new battle
ships. The report favOTs six and eight
inch guns. instead OF a seven-inch gun
in bT0adside batteries, as recommended
by the majority report Admiral Brad
ford also argues Tor the retention Of
the super-impO turrets. He cites the
discussions leading up TO the adoption
of plans for ships now building to show
that the present majority plan is not in
line with the best jud gment of naval
avnarfs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21

tie Of Gettysburg" Landrum's ballet
and the AiriOn wire ride.
Rex Day.
Saturday. the concluding day of the
fair is Rex day. At 2:30 a fiesta will
be given in honor Of the queen on her
platform. The parade Of King Rex and
his miniOns with floats. fireworks and
many different novelties, starts from
the knutsfOcd at $50 p. IN. After
passing over the streets of the business
section the parade goes to the anphi-
theatre, where magnificent ceremonies
win mark the turning over of her crown
BY Queen Ethelyn TO King Rex. Then
Rex VIII issue q. proclamation ordering
an elaborate entertainment for him
self and subjects, closing with a con-
fetti battle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
COURT AT VERNAL.
VIII be Prolonged on Account of NJ
merous Grand Jury Indictments.
LSpecIal Correspondeneel

Especial Correspondence
Nernal, July 1S.-The grand jury which
has been in session here this week reports
this morning. Several cases have been
under consideration by that body, and
several indictments have been returned.
as follows: Adelbert Thomas. grand lar
ceny; B. G. Linderman, embezzlement;
Andrew Murray, Hatch Murray and
Charles Goslin, grand larceny.
Warrants were issued for these parties
at once, and the cases will, if possible. be
tried at the present term, which will ex-
tend it beyond what was expected.
The committee consisting of the presi-
dents of the several canal companies who
were appointed to go up the Dry Fork
canyon TO investigate the possibilities for
increasing the water supply, returned
yesterday and viii report Saturday that
with the expenditure of a few thousand
dollars the water supply can be increased
One-third from that source. They will
recommend that hardwood fluming be
shipped in and a lasting and permanent
flHme be constructed.
The water in the canals is getting ex-
tremely low, and in some sections there
viii be no second crop of lUcern. Grain
win probably come through. although in
some parts of the valley it wiz be
SbTunken
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Sc 81 croeery Id. % 5.
GOVERNOR ALLEN ARRIVES.
Reaches Boston and Starts For Can
ton to See the President.

Boston. July 23.-GOverncr Charles H.
Allen of Porto Rico reached this city late
last night on the yacht Mayflower. but
the fact did not become known until to-
day, because the governor directed the
yacht 10 stop down the channel while ne
took q launch and landed in time 20
catch the midnight train for Washing
ance of having just arrived, the May
flower steamed I'D TO the navy yard AMI
exchanged Saiutati0ns with Rear Admiral
sampson When inquiry was made 70.
Governor Allen II was Stated that he
had gone TO washington. Later the
making quick time towards Washington
was learned
Mrs Allen, who accompanied her hus-
band. did not leave the ship until this
afternoon She went to the Allen home
in Lowell. where she expects Mr.. Allen
to join her in few days.
Inc MayflOWer, in command of Com
ulander James D. Adams. u. s N Left
san Juan last Saturday and came di-
recuy here with no hindrance. save fog.
tended to go TO Canton tonight to con-
fer with President Mckinley arding
the Porto Rican free trade proclamation.
OF which he was the bearer.
In response 70 an inquiry regarding
the probability Of the governor resigning
try. Captain Adams said. st don't know
what Ir- Allen intends to do
Washington. July Ex-Governor Allen
reached Washington this afternoon He
remained here only few hours and
where he VIII have a conference with tht
president tomorrow. He is expected to
return TO Washington on Monday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Treasurer 80 ID 90.

Mansfield. O., JuIS 20.-A sensation
was sprung here today when Alfred
Blackburn of Steubenviae, expert ac-
c0untant. on the order - the auditor
Of the state, appeared AZ the Office Of
the county treasurer. Charles Brum-
keid and demanded that the Office be
turned over to him. Blackburn is now
in charge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Secretary Root in Chicago

Chicago. July 20-Secretary of War
Root arrived in Chicago this morning
from Des M0ines. Ia. ACCOMPANIED by
General e 5 Otis. commander Of the
department of the lakes. and other
army officers, the secretary visited Fort
Sheridan and made an official inspec-
ton OF the quarters and barracks OF
the troops. The visitor also reviewed
the regiment now stationed at the fort
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Plarne at Honolulu

Washington, July 20-General Young,
at San Francisco, has notified Acting
Adjutant General Ward that the COM
handing officer at Honolulu reports
two more deaths from bubOnic plague
at that place, one a native and the
other a japanese, also a third case
under sIISDiCsiOu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
White Man Kills an Indian.

Sisseton, S. D., July 20.-SOlomon See
tus was shot and killed by Charles r.
Hall near the Minnesota line last even
ing. Hall was camped on land which
belonged to the Indian Scetus. with
other Indians. ordered Hall to move on.
Hot words ensued, and a general fight
resulted Hall gave himself up. The
cOroner's jury today returned a verdict
of defense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
susnect is Not Blondin.

Boston. July 20-Telegrams received
BY Chief Rufus r. Wade Of the state
district police today proved that the
man arrested at So Ann des MOnts,
Quebec, yesterday. is not Blondin, the
SUSPECTED wife murderer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
Crude Oil Takes a Jump.

Montpelier, Ind, July 20.-Crude oil
made the greatest jump in one day
since 1885 Indiana leaped from so cents
TO So cents. and eastern oils were
marked up 10 cents. Oil men are ex-
cited over the y cents advance IN In
diana OIL III three DAVIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
OLD RESIDENT STRICKEN
Charles Stevenson Afflicted BY Para
lytic Stroke.

\
lytic Stroke
Charles Stevenson, a longtime res
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Second East street. was stricken with
paralysis early yesterday morning
ana serious doubt Of his recovery is
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