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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
BUSINESS NOTES.

The annual meeting q, ,hs ,,o,,,,,
ers OF the Commercial Black asso ,1,
Is scheduled for tomorrow a,tsrno' -, 4
: o'clock, The purpose Of me mss,S =
IS 70 elect a board OF trustees q, X,
current year. w "'
The stockholders Of the Utah So,,,
company will hold their annual r'.
Ing on Saturday afternoon al 5cigs
In the assembly hall Of the Salt laH
Business College,
j. X. Shepherd, the well known Ma,
pelIer merchant, Is In town and an
seventy-fye people from that M
came down to conference this MN.
ing,
Emanuel Kahn Of the firm Of K,s
Bros, Is In San Francisco waItIns a
the return OF spring before he cys
home. Mrs. Kahn Is with him z
health Is much improved by his smi
the Sandwich islands, but Il "a
deemed prudent for him 10 remain Vi
from Utah until the winter weather AG
entirely passed.
Two real estate transfers were y,
corded with the county recorder ~.
terday.
Henry 7. Blank and wife nave CO.,
veyed by warranty deed 10 Th1ra
and Emma Bews, for oonsIdpra.l
OF $3.50, part OF lot :, block q, plat 3
l0x5 rods, at Sixth South and FoWA
East streets,
The Home Investment company q
Kansas, for a stated consideration Of
81, has transferred to Sarah 2. VIII
son part OF lot I, block S plat =
l0x2ls rods, on the east side Of siIa
East from ~ rods north Of Sec'4
South street. The stamps on tne d'-l
indicate that the property is TNl
81 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
PEST HOUSE Ef
NEGLIGENCE.
County Attorney and Sheriff Find
Reports Fully Confirmed
REPORT TO COMMISSIONERS.
CITY Health Board Must Comply WIZ"
Quarantine Regulations or county
WIN Act In the Matter

County Attorney Christensen this
morning sent the following communiea-
ton to the county commissioners In re-
gard to the quarantine conditions eS-
lstng at the city pest house;
Gentlemen; Yesterday Sheriff Nay
lor ANA | paid a visit to the pest
House" situated just beyond the state
prison. and we ind that the patients
frequently leave the premises and go
where they might come in contact with
others when we drove up to the place
two men had crossed the road and
walked perhaps a half mile through the
fields.
THE people living in that neighbor-
hood are very much wrought up over
the matter. and not entirely without
cause, 1t may be that the health otli-
GERS OF Salt Lake City do not know the
facts; but n II Is repeated or continues
II will be our duty to act in the mat
ten No matter who has control OF the
place so long as It Is In the county
they must at least comply with our
quarantine regulations
II hardly think that any patient has
ever bathed or washed his clothes in
the creek, but they have recklessly dis
regarded the quarantine regulations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

Blanche Walsh was greeted by sec
ond large audience at the Theater last
night. A large turnout, considering
the weather, assembled this afternoon,
and the Indications are good for a big
house tonight. The engagement closes
tomorrow evening.
The advance sale for "Fatinitza'
opens at the boxofiice at the Theater
tomorrow morning.
At the Grand tonight Wards Min
strels opens an engagement OF four
nights and a matinee. The weather
permitting, they were TO have HAD a
street parade this afternoon,
The Coop Wagon and Machine COM
pany have entered the list OF public
entertainers during conference. They
intend giving a graphophone concert
on their premises daily commencing
Friday and ending Wednesday next.
Todav's dispatches bring the news Of
the death Of D'Oyley Carte In London:
Mr. Carte was a manager Of fame on
both sides OF the water. for his connec-
ton with Gilbert and Sullivan's
operas. From the time OF the produc-
ton Of "Plnafore" down to the date
when the celebrated librettst and COM
poser dissolved partnership, Mr.. Carte
Was htir stage producer and right
hand man. He brought several opera
companies TO this country. but was
principally known as London man
ager,
r. G. Easton. the well known tenor.
arrived this morning from New York,
and Is staying with his brother-in-law.
Spencer Clawson. Mrs Easton aid eot
accompany him. Genial Bob" comes on
a iylne visit 10 take part In Friday
nights concert at the Tabernacle. after
which he win return 10 New York. and
resume his studies. He IL looking and
feeling well, and Is delighted to be
among his old friends once more.
Prof. stephens win meet his chlldrens
chorus az the Tabernacle at ( o'clock
tomorrow, and the full choir at 1880 In
the evening. He states that the organ
VIII be sufficiently ready TO accompany
the choir The sale Of seats Is now
going on for Fridays nights event.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unnnJnl
WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Dan Green and james Hines, the
fruit vendors who were arrested several
days ago on the charge Of embezzle-
ment, we're taken before Justice Lochrie
this morning and each entered a plea OF
not guilty. Neither Of the accused were
able 10 give bail and we're remanded to
the custody Of the sheriff, until tomor-
row when they VIII have a hearing
In Judge Timomny's court this after
noon |. N. Tooke had hearing on the
charge Of obtaining money by means
Of false pretenses. The accused sud
denly arose to his feet and announced
his desire TO plead guilty instead OF not
guilty. 81 do not wish 20 put the state
To any more expense" he said, II ask
for mercy. am 90 years Of age and
have lived in Denver all my life !
have never been arrested before, l
separated from my wife about four
months ago and | got TO drinking and
using morphine. have two little chill
dren and for their sakes Judge | ask
for mercy"
Tooke's offense consisted Of obtaining
by false pretenses from Or. Turngreen
SO. II was shown that he was drunk
at the time and DR.. Naisbitt stated that
he was In a bad condition physically
81 thinb.' said the court, that your
condition should be taken into consid.
Grafton and for that reason ] viii not
be as severe as would have been un-
der other circumstances The accused
was then given 20 days In the county
fail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
DETAILS OF DEAL.
Exchange Eleven shares of ID. a. r.
q, for Ten of Rio Grande Western.

New York April 2.--Spencer Trask &
Co., bankers, have Issued a circular
stating that. acting in behalf Of
the holders Of more than 30 per cent
OF the common stock Of the Rio Grande
Western railroad, they have negotiated
with representatives Of the Denver 4
Rio Grande Railroad company the sale
OF such common stock, together with
allied securities and properties. They
offer 10 include In their sale such COM
mon stock as may be deposited with
them on or before April Goth. the price
allotted to the common stock by the
vendors being 50 per cent net with I
per cent interest from January lst,
such amount being reached after de-
Quoting commission Of s. per share,
The preferred stockholders are 10 be
offered the right TO exchange ten shares
Of Rio Grande Western preferred for
eleven shares Of Denver & Rio Grande
preferred. the sale being subject TO
ratification by the stockholders Of the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad com
pany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
PERSONALS.

Hospital Steward Carter leaves today
for Fort Mcdowell California and viii
80 from there TO the Philippines. Act
Ing Steward Robinson takes his place
at Fort Douglas.
Word came yesterday 10 Miss Blanche
Hlndman, principal Of the Irving school.
OF the death Of her only brother IN
Brookyille, Pa. Miss Hlndman Is nearly
pr0strated with grief
William +, Ford, who has for the
past eighteen years been resident OF
Salt Lake. left last evening for Port
land, Oregon, whore he will engage In
the practice Of law,
Mrs. j. Baumgarten and sister. Miss
Hermann, have gone 10 Philadelphia
on account % the death Of their sister.
Emley Herman
Compile Pierre de Viel-Castel, Of
Paris. who has been stopping at the
Knutsford. went east over the Rio
Grande Western this morning.
Mrs. Allen and Miss c. II. Young
started on trip to the coast today.
j, II. Dean, a prominent agricultural
implement dealer OF Mancos, Colo,
came TO town this morning.
David II. Cannon, president OF st.
George Temple, came In from Wash
ington county this morning In the van
guard Of the conference visitors
Elder James c. Dunin Of Toquervllle,
president OF the Southwestern States
mission. with headquarters In Kansas
City,ls In Salt Lake TO attend conference,
He reports the mission over which ne
presldes as heit In a most prosperous
condition. There were several hundred
conversions and baptisms dur
ing the year aud two new meeting
houses have been dedicated this spring
Altogether there are about li0 Elders
in the Southwestern States mission
Elder Dunin is at the White House.
Elder j. a. McRae OF st. David, Arl-
IONA. aud president OF the Colorado
mission IL IN the city for conference
Logan journal; Mr. John A. MEALS
Ter returned Yesterday from a business
trip TO ReXburg, St Anthony and other
Idaho points, lie reports boom times
in the Snake river valley and says
there Is a great deal of building going
on there. Mr. McAlister intends going
10 Sait Lake 10 assume control Of the
SaltaiT resort the latter part of this
week He viii not move his family to
Salt Lake this year at least
Logan Journal; Attorney r., b. Critch
low Of Salt Lake was In Logan on
Saturday. for the purpose Of getting a
restraining order issued I'm
behalf OF the Century Mining company
OF Park Valley, BoXelder county, and
against the West Century company, to
prevent the latter concern from inter
ferng with &, certain stream Of water
owned by the plaintiff The injunction
was Issued ana the order 20 show cause
made rcturnable May Sth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

General W. H. wilmington Of jackson
MlchlSan, and Mrs Wilmington We're
guests at the Knutsford last evening en-
route east from a visit 20 California.
me general has been called the father
or the Michigan National Guard" as
ne was a member II the legislature
that passed the act making II possible
70 equip and maintain suitable militia
lie drafted that bin himself.
+. b Rockwell. the Colorado eboen-
man was guest az the Cullen yester-
gay AFTERNOON, He Is on his way 10
Deem, Nevada, 90 examine some cat-
Tie with a view 10 purchasing them.
IT winters OF Mount Pleasant Is q
guest az me Walker House.
.. rom Dilley and two friends. Murray
NeSeI ana John Downward came In
from Woodsde yesterday ana regis
tered al the White House. The ibree
nave ranch in a little valley between
Nuolsiue and Green River and are en-
tHEeI IN stock raising. TON" Dulry
was once widely advertised AS having
uevh connected with the killing of two
Vatue men, but the courts found that
he was Innocent Of AN Charge and EN-
ACQUITTED him. Numerous stories have
1eeh heard rejecting on his character
elt hls friends say they are malicious
=. ;. Pulvet city editor Of the Ogden
S,shuarl is at the cullen.
b. s. Harris Of sprirpyUle "a ragis-
tered az the White House
sheri1 D. r. Cronln Of Ju,b county is
N ioNh on business. He STAYS AZ he
WIN. II. savldre Of R,isa rity ,s a
guest az he Kenyon. ito y prominent.
~ connected with the mining interests
81 ldaho and during he last csrsps was
sslitil.lsor tor the state OF Idaho
SSpeaking q the census returns Nc
SaNluee said. you know our state
showed a larger Increase In population
Erloporuonaiely than any other STATE
ron The returns ! have noticed also
tnat though the cities received MANY
. XVI great majority moved into
W. country and as a consequence our
forward greatly. "e'
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PRESIDENT SHOWS
BIRTHDAY.
CONTINUED from page one)

aercv Of the stake and their wives and
a ge,y other invited guests, numbering
in an q little over zoo
PRESIDENT SNOW RESPONDS
President Snow IN response 10 the ad-
dress of Bishop Windtr said that h.
Ves moi fully prepared 20 answer what
Hisbop Wlnder had said. but he felt
norfertly delighted. and reiulced TO the
iult extent In the honor that had Deen
shown him. His faith was that the
work of the Lord would go on, and that
tho Saints would go on 20 o greater
ra,rard chan they could possibly antlcl-
nate. President Snow said that ne also
reloIced In the work OF the Iemple,
whereby those who have passed beyond
tbo veil can come forth In the FIRST res
.rrection and enjoy With those present
the glory of eternity The great salts
facton tls- De felt was that The honor
that had been conferred upon him
wodlo be bestowed upon those present
n thousand fold IN eternity The speak
or related how the late IFesdent Will
ford Woodruff had set him apart TO
uerforin the work I'm the Temple. and
That ne had been set apart for that
work before he came into the world.
and said the speaker you also were
set apart for the great work that you
a.o doing. May God bless you" he
concluded. "you are IN my heart and
may we all 1--we worthy Of an exalta-
tlon n the kingdom Of heaven"
pREgTDENT SMITH TALKS.
Prest Joseph +. Smith followed in an
address Of much feeling He said that
he thanked the Lord that He had pre-.
served President Shows life TO this
Roodly age, President Snow was %
years old" said he, when / was born
into the world, and | don't know but
that be Is now younger than | am, both
physically and mentally" President
Smith affirmed warmly that he gave 20
President Snow his love and faith and
prayers, he loved his brethren, and
President Cannon, who was now lying
an IN California. He had associated
with him for years. and he sincerely
hoped that God would answer the pray
ers OF the people and spare President
CannOns life for many years yet Pres
ident Smith concluded by saying that |
IL was his constant prayer that the
work Of the Lord would prosper and |
that righteousness and truth would M
the earth
SONG BY THE CHOIR.
TAechoir then sang the anthem. 1.-THE |
Shepherds watch their flock by night
after which one Of the features Of the
day transpired, viz, the appearance Of
Madam Pattirlni The event was con-
duolye OF great deal Of Laughter and |
II might be said, Tor those present could |
hardly believe that one OF their male
members was the gaudy creature be-
decked In the garb Of an Italian opera
singer who rendered MARBLE Halls"
In very credltable falsetto. This was
the only event that broke down the
custom and ELECTED applause.
Other exercises were In progress at
urpsa time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
LATE LOCALS.

A family party Of six, giving the adj
dress Of Liberty Bear Lake Idaho,
called at the county clerks Office this
morning and obtained licenses to we'd
The contracting parties were Joseph
Derr-cott, 80, and Annie H. Gambling
~, Dericott's son, Charles, a. and
Livernla Hymas, Of the same age; her
brother, Orson, %, and Emma j. Hum
burg Is. The party has come quite a
long way to get married A license
was also issued to jeremiah A. Han
cock, 30 Of Payson, and May Carson, 20,
OF Fairfield
The Old Bullion Mining company,
this morning. filed articles OF incOrpora-
tion with the county clerk The com.
pany Ia capitalized at $4,000 The Of
ficers are John T. Conner, president;
James Houston, vice president; James
A, Brown, secretary and treasurer, and
they, with Dan w. Heaston and Henry
Y, Luce, constitute the board OF direc-
tors. The company will develop the
Parrot lode claims In the Rush valley
mining district IN Tooele and Utah
counties, Tho articles were also filed
today with the secretary Of state.
The trial Of the case OF Neph How
croft W. Union and Jordan irrigation
company Ia pursuing IT'S course In
Judge Halls court. The morning was
taken up with the examination OF plain
tins witnesses.
The Pleasant Grove Pressed Brick
company today filed It's articles OF in
corporation with the secretary Of state.
The company Is capitalized at $4,000
with William g. Sterfett president,
John {. Nelson, vice president; John Il.
Halliday, secretary and William l..
Hayes treasurer Articles were also
filed by the Utah Cigar Manufacturing
company, Of Provo with a capital stsek
OF $500
An indenture was today fled with the
county recorder by which Corda n.
Everett, OF Cambridge Mass, conveyed
70 the Alma Mining company, OF Bos-
ton, gold, silver and copper mining
property In the West Mountain mining
district for consideration Of $4,000.
one case Of smallpox, that Of John
Larson, p, who was staying al the
Leadvlle house, was reported 70 the
board OF health today.
The Ladies' Literary club will meet
tomorrow Instead OF the day following
as that day is Good Friday"
Robert Cunningham. residing at 6lO
East Fourth South, this city, who has
been confined to his home for about six
months with kidney trouble and rheu-
miatism was reported today as being
In a critical condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
ORDINANCES APPROVED.


The Mayor this morning approved the
ordinance passed by the Council last
night, amending the revised ordinances
with regard TO vsgrancy by providing
a penalty OF 500 In addition to the old
penalty Of three months Imprisonment.
He also approved the appropriation list
"a passed by the Council last night and
the ordinance for the assessment Of
property for the construction Of a sewer
on the south side Of South Temple
street between Ninth and Tenth East
streets.
His honor however vetoed the petit
ton Of Isaac r. Hartman, asking per-
mission 70 erect q sand screen on the
north bench Tor the reason that he con.
slderod II doubtful whether the sand
screen would be on city or private prop
erty. and even I'm the former case II was
lnadyisable on the part OF the city TO
grant any individual such privilege.
The Mayor has the new bicycle re-
strlcted district ordinance under advise
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
New Rules of Practice.

The new rules Of practices Of the
Third judicial district court have been
issued in type written form, and viii
be sent to the printer very soon. They
are considerably more voluminous than
those OF 1896, and numerous changes
are made IN the old rules. by the
new rules he terms Of court commence
az follows, Salt Lake County-The
second Monday In January, the second
Monday In April, and the second Mon
day In September OF each year. sum
NIT county, the first Tuesday in Feb
wary, the first Tuesday In May, and
the FIRST tuesday In October OF each
year Toosle county-The third Tues
day in February, the third Tuesday In
May, and he third Tuesday In October
Of each year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
To Consider G.. A. II. Rates.

Chicago, April 3.-Passenger officials
OF eastern roads will meet here next
Tor the encampment OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic, which IL TO be held az
Cleveland In September. s1ey VIII
vote upon proposition TO grant a rate
Of a cent q mile for the reunion, II is
known that the officials OF some roads
are not favorable to the granting Of
such a rate, holding that all available
equipment can be used more adVantag-
eously in the Pan American Exposition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
ELDER 4. Ii. SNOW HOME.
Will Shortly be Appointed President
of 81. George Stake,

Elder r. II. Snow, who was recently
released from the presidency of the
Eastern states mission with headquar-
GERS in Brooklyn, was in Salt Lake
city today. lie has sufficiently recover
ed from the attack Of grip which seized
him on his Journey across the continent
to be able to be out and around again.
II Is understood that Elder Snow was
released in order that he might assume
The duties OF president Of the st. George
stake IN the near future, vice President
Daniel y. Macarthur, who viii retire on
account Of old age and prolonged hon
1rahlo service as head Of the most
southern stake in the State Of Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-03
HlLBERG RE-SENTENCED.
A Year and a Half In State Prison
Parents and Victim Present.

Christopher Hilburg. who last satur-
day was convicted Of having unlawful
carnal knowledge OF Annie Ward, a fe-
male under Is years of age, was this
morning sentenced to n year and a half
imprisonment In the State prison. His
father mother, and grandfather and
Miss Ward and her baby child were
present In court when the young man
was sentenced His attorneys. Harring-
ton & Sanford, made a motion for a
new trial, which was briefly argued be-
fore being overruled by the court.
OTHER CASES.
The motion for new trial In the case
OF Tim sullivan, who was convicted
last week Of grand larceny, went over
this morning tgl 10 o'clock Saturday,
In the case Of Harry Wilson, whose
trial Tor robbery last week resulted In
q disagreement Of the jury, Wilson'S
bond. al his request, was reduced by
Judge stewart this morning from $1,000
TO $1,000 on a written undertaking or
$500 cash.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

The following guests were fegisN
at the hotels at 3 o'clock today
Knutsford--H, +, Dent, paGlL
j. Allen. Denver; Edward M,l.a5t
N. Mcdonald, Mrs, Mcdonald ~,
Donald. Mcdonald, Pa. " ~
Philadelphia. George L. BIoM =
Hall, Weiser, idaho; j. l. Tsn X \,
kesha, wis, L f Brittinsnnlaa1, Y
York; Robert +. Harrison, nv ~
w. n. Ketchum, Chicago n
chicago: ]. j. Cassidy Kalsools, y, =
VralIa. l.. n. walford sidnsy A ii
Ma. =. II. Manhood, Waterloos! ~,
Eattey. London; j. NJ Goliney -
Recommendation II. saylG 5s.. Y
Ctty, Vernon waldron; san 4 '' ~,
MI Feline, New York; A. y M y /
san Francisco; II. B. wampf ~
Wamplir, Butte, Montana,
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Resignation Of President Harris.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 9--The board
Of directors OF the Reading company at
a meeting this afternoon accepted the
resignation OF President Joseph s.
Harris and George f. Baer is to sue
coed him. President Harris will re-
main with the company n an executive
position.
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CONFERENCE TRAVEL.
Forecast Of Railroads ~ That the
Attendance VIII be Up 10 Ayerage.

httenuhnce VIII DC Up 10 average
From present indications travel from
various Utah and Idaho points to Salt
Lake to the pending conference will be
very good and fully up to the standard
set during past years 1t goes without
saying that the April conference is
never as large as the one held In Oc-
tober. nevertheless inquiry at both the
Rio Grande Western and the oregon
Short Line passenger departments this
morning elected the Information that
the railroads were not grumbling at all
at the traffic handled during the initial
day Of the rates By 3 o'clock this af-
ternoon It was estimated that close up
on 1000 people had awaited themselves
Of the excursions and come to town
with money to spend. Both railroads
claim TO have hauled IN about 900 peo-
pie since last night.