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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-14

originally cos $4,000, The new owners
viii use the factory 70 make cans for
their own Use and for canning tomatoes
during the season.
The reports of the commercial
agencies for the week ending Thursday,
June 10, which will be published on
Saturday In New York VIII show an
increase in Salt Lake bank clearngs Of
more than 22O per cent over the clear
ings for this city during the cores
pondng week OF last year,
T0day's clearlngs amount to Sbgii-
223Oi as compared with $3.50, 929,l9 for
the corresponding day Of last year, This
is an increase Of 1886, 1885 over last
year.
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T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

County recorders report OF transfers
Of real estate from p IN, June 18th to
p m. June lith 1901
Emma Spence Ellerbeck TO Fred
Christensen and L. p Chris
Jensen, warranty deed, 69xlSo
feet, northwest from 70 feet
north of southeast corner lot
T. block %, plat AtgE" SlSSV0 w
Salt Lake County to John A,
Lawrence, quit-claim deed, t
Summit Mine No g Big Cot
tonwoud mining district .,t,,fl lb.5l
Jane Ann Albrand TO William
j. " Albrand, warranty deld
48x330 feet northwest from So
feet north Of southeast cor
ner, lot s, block S. plat Gu" 100
Jane Ann Albrand to Jane Ann
Albrand Hatch, warranty
deed 2SxlG5 feet, northwest r,
from southeast corner, and SKIS
rods northwest from i65 feet
west from southeast corner,
lot 8, block 81, plat C..."." LOO
Jane Ann Albrand TO Mary
Amelia Albrand Hatch, war;
ranty deed, 2sxl65 feet north
west from 2S feet north OF
southeast corner of lot $,
block Sl plat C.,J .n,.",,, l,0O
n. p Petersen 10 Lettice
Hurdsman, warranty deed all
addition. 49, ..,,.y 300, 90
Mary s. lIodgson TO Agnes L,
Anderson, warranty deed, nall
of lots 81 and 49, block 2,
Hazlemere subdivision e. e.. 1000
Andrew Hansen and Christine
Hansen, wife, TO Jorgen Hem
drlcksen, warranty deed, cav
square rods from chains, IS
links west from northeast
corner southeast quarter, sec-
ton /, township south,
Medidlan .....,,..,. GOO. 90
Jennie Tufts ct al by sheriff to
George r. Norton, sherffs
deed 7x6i& northeast from
southwest corner lot 2. block
40. plat b. l0x10 rods northeast
from southwest corner lot g
block ~. plat b; l65x7Sn feet
from northeast corner lot g.
block IS, plat 3 ,....,.,,. 1861. 20
S. Hays and wife and T. r. Jones
TO w. j. Strickley qult-claim
deed lots TO 1, block 1, plat
A, Bingham townsite survey. 100
Lucius L. Woodruff and wife and
Wendell =. Woodruff to Mar
iorie Snowden warranty deed,
12Ox3O feet northeast from 81
east of southwest corner lot 3,
block g. plat F.. ....... $50. 90
Martin M Bird and wife to Co
celia Bird, warranty deed, IL
acres In southwest quarter of
southeast quarter section 10,
township 2, south range west,
s. L. Me-. go .,.,,., .,., 240 90
Samuel w. Smith and wife 10
Richard Howe. warranty deed,
1871 acres IN east half Of east
half Of section H. township 2,
south, range east s. L. NJ. 1850, 90
Salt Lake County to lie Grand
Young. deed, sundry lots in
Sandy -. 80 ...u... :. 1857
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southern Industrial Convention.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-THE con-
Guiding session OF the Southern IN
dustrlal convention was one OF Ihe
most interesting Of the meeting, Inc
business Of the day began with the
reading Of paper by Hon. Paui De-
Capdeville, Of New Orleans, on Anu
nicipal improvement In the south. An
important topic, The RAILROADS anu
Their Work for the South, was dis
cussed by NJ. V. Richards. land ana IN
dustrial agent OF the Southern Halfway
company; John T. Patrick, cher In
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$4,000
CLOSING STOCKS.

New York June 14--Atchlson pfd,,
1Q4 ST. Paul, 174h Anaconda, 49l1;
Mexican Central 2SA G, & A, pfd,.
SIN Southern Pacific. eOts Reading,
46%, do. first pfd,, 1915; American To-
bacco, 1898; b, r, r., SIS; N. Y. Co
1918; Metropolitan, us; Southern Rail-
way SS% do, pfd, SSH Rock Island,
170h Amalgamated Copper 122A Re-
public Steel, 20lh; G. f. & l., 1926; West
ern Union, 96; North American, S6;
Leather, li&; do pfd,, 10, Steel, 49h
do. pfd., 80; T, c. & l., 67h Continental
Tobacco esq., Missouri Pacific, 1929
Aachison, S7l5 G, B. e. G., 1861 Wis
consin Central. 23ls G, 4 A., 46%; N,
& W. 54A; b, & o., lO9A; Gas, III;
Sugar, IA; Manhattan, 122N; Pennsyl-
yania, l52&; l.. g. ~, 1lO%; Union Pa
cifc, 1928.
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nore hot air." Hon. Perry 8. Heath
also denied knowing anything about
aily pending deal.
Joseph s Wells, secretary and treas,
urer Of the Salt Lake City Railroad
company, was also seen in the abb
sence Of Hon, a. w. McCune from the
civ He said; THAT is story which
IN q different dress crops up regularly
about every three months. | do not
think that there Is any big block Of
stock for sale there have been no
transfers Of stock lately nor
do / think that there VIII
be. II may be that there are some
people who would like to get control Of
Inc company, but It is not TO be done.
There is no fear OF such a thing hap
upulng'
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Fire in a Russian ship Yard.

-. Petersburg, June IA fire at the
Galleys Island shlpyards yesterday
consumed the slips, the cruiser villas
and other vessels, the government and
other buildings there. and large stock
OF timber, The flames also leaped the
Neva- Fontanka canal destroying sew
eral military warehouses filed with
supplies. According TO the Novoe
Yremya, twelve persons lost their lives
In the flames. The damage done
amounts 10 100000 roubles.
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Jnbllee Convention.

Boston, June 14.--At today's session
Of the International Jubilee convention
sectional meetings were held and also
meetings introducing addresses on
physical work. Addresses were MADE
by James d. Garfield, LII. D., OF New
York; Prof. l. IL. Bosworth, OF Oberln
College; William Gavin, Lii d. Oh
Toronto. and Rev. DR.. w w. White, OF
Mont Clair. N. j.
The devotional exercises preceding
the regular session we're conducted py
w. u. Sweet Of Denver.
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coNDrmSrD G0o0s NoT KrNER's

In Justice TO the Kuner Pickle Co. OF
Denver Colo, we have been requested
20 ate that the car OF pickles and vine
gar recently made mention Of in these
columns and which the state 10 Cd in
spcctor condemned, did not come from
their factory The Kuner Pickle co. OF
Denver manufacture Pure Malt Vine
gar Pickles and High Grade Food
Products and comply strictly with the
state law governing the same. These
goods have become very popular with
ihe people OF Utah and are on sale at all
CrO.DTS
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Tesora and May Day We're Much
Stronger Little Chief Climbing.

Business was quite active on the
Mining Exchange this afternoon with
May Day and Tesora the most promln-
ent features. The former sold up to
sl63A, while the latter climbed to 81.
Ajax weakened to Sl.lS Little Chief
moved up TO 20 and Ben Butler was
traded In at 10. Century fiuctuated be-
tween S237 and S2.42. Emerald released
500 at 8, while Ontario dropped 100 at
5000. Richmond Anaconda was weak
er at 20, while Yaleo sold at 20 and Dex-
ter at 6S. DAILY moved up TO $40,
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.ssFssMrNT NOTICE 40 3

tug sANTAoUIN MINING 60. tgi "a
,,an ~ nrincipal place Of business s ~, hi
CIV CIV Utah. Notice is hereby gwen IN, ,be M
meeiing OF the directors. heia Ta Z q az
day Of June. 1901. an assssslne5n ao ~ t6e cail
half cent per share was ieyiea oe a, once y
st to- Of The corporation, pay aD'e \ he eor.
Joseph A. West. III treasurer ~ al rs an'
nany. at the Office OF the eouip W. tiis. uisA
zoo Whlttlngham Block NJ ,.,s r1s'
I Any s'o unpaid a on the islh day d w ivy
p p avetIon. and unle's ps{Sm ns y, august
efore viii be sold on the god day meat to
1901 10 pay the delinquent a '.,slsS ana e.
sether With the Gusts OF adVer'''A'
pense OF sale. ursr secreiaig
foS-6 Nottingham BlocS' saw
Utah
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HOME FROM EU ROPE.
Ex-Presidents OF European Mission
Arrive in Boston This Morning.

From dispatch received at the Pres
ldents office this afternoon It was an
nounced that steamship New England
Of the Dominion line had arrived at
Boston at $3.50 O'clock this morning,
all Utah people on board being vel.
Among the passengers bound for Salt
Lake were President Plat Lyman and
his two counselors, Henry W. Nalsbitt
and Jas. l.. McAlurrin of the European
mission, who were recently released
from their labors to return home.
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Colored Murderer Hanged.

Brunswick. Georgia June a.
Tracey Griffin, colored was hanged
here today for the murder, in october
last OF II. Marion Latlmer, passenger
conductor on the Southern railway.
The conductor was killed for ordering
the negro 10 come inside the car from
the platform while the train was IN
motion.
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II. s. Golf Association.

Hamilton, Mass, June 1.-THE an
nual championship open tournament OF
the United States golf association be-
gan today on the links Of the Mlopa
Hunt club More than fifty Of the lead
ing professionals and half dozen
prominent amateurs participated. The
links were In excellent condition and
the weather was fine,
The first pair. Willie Chisholm Of the
Marine club. Brooklyn, and Alexander
Patrick, left the first tee at $3.50 o'clock
The other pairs followed at five minute
intervals.
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renort makes over 5000 pages, divided
into ak volumes. and illustrated with
5OO plates with fifty maps. The law
required the report to be delivered to
the President within four months after
The close OF the exposition. This
brought the report 70 the last session
of Congress Just before Adjournment
ana too late 10 secure a joint resolution
authorizing the report to be printed for
general distribution. AS consequence
there will be only one copy printed az
this time for each member of Congress
ana the usual number for the dliierent
departments Of the government ana
the designated depository libraries
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ACCIDENT TO TRANSPORT.

New York, June 14-The Y. S. trans
port Ingalls,, toppled over while arrang-
ing for repairs In the dry dock at Erie
basin. Brooklyn, this afternoon. and it
is reported that two men were killed
and about forty injured
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Capt. r. II. Impey Degraded.

Washington, June 1.-THE loss Of ten
numbers In his grade and reduction of
his pay to furlough pay for two years
and to be publicly reprlmanded Is the
sentence imposed by court-martlal up
on Capt. Robert e. lmpey, at present
stationed at the Mare Island navy
yard The captain was charged with
scandalous conduct in having repre-
scented to dentist that his bill required
the approval Of the treasury officials,
whereas this was a purely personal
matter. secy. Long has yet to act up
on the proceedings of the court.
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Butterneld boys, and they would take
a mans life as soon as look AT him.
lie has adopted a conclliatory method
and viii yield 70 reasonable inconyeni-
ence rather than invite a quarrel. He
says the Jack Davis case Is resopnsi-
bic for the lawlessnass shown In that
section, and he expects more sonsa-
ton VIII be furnished before the season
Ia anaf
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BUSINESS NOTES.
The Utah Commercial and Savings
bank today received $3.50 in gold bars
from the Mammoth nine.

The Utah Commercial and Savings
bank today received $3.50 in gold bars
from the Mammoth NINE.
Architect W. +. Ware has completed
the plans for a twelve-room modern
brick and stone house 10 be erected for
John Almond on Second South between
First and Second West streets, The
house viii cost $500.
Emma Spence Ellerbeck Of Long
Beach, California, has transferred by
warranty deed 70 Fred and l.. p.
Christensen part Of lot z. block rs, plat
A, 6sNls5 feet OF ground facing east on
state street between South Temple and
First South streets. The property Is
the old Ellcrbeck homestead and the
Christensen brothers intend TO erect a
line academy OF arts. on the ground.
The amount involved IN the deal was
sl3,s0O.
The Utah Canning company Of ogden
has purchased the machinery and fix
lures Of the canning plant at Farming
ton, which was formerly owned and
operated by the Roy Canning and
stamping company. which failed some
time ago. The property was put up at
auction sale az Pennington by Sheriff
Abbott Of Davis county. and the above
sale was made, the price paid by the
Utah company being $4,000. The plant
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CLEARWATER CO., IDAHO, CASE,
state Supreme Court Declares it's
Creation Illegal.

Boise, idaho, June 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down an opinion de-
clarlng the creation of the county OF
Clearwater illegal, The act creating
this county was passed by the legis-
lature last winter. Today's decision Is
based on the omission Of language
specifically declaring that the territory
named shall constitute q ne woounty.
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REPORT on PARIS EXPOSITION.
Com. Gen. Peck's Has Been Put in
Type Ready for Printing.

Washington, June i4.-commissioner
General Peck's report on the Paris ex-
position OF 1900 has all been put into
type at the government printing office.
and the first volume Is expected 10
come from the bindery tomorrow. The
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FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.
Result OF an Explosion In French
Cartridge Factory.

Paris, June l4.-An explosion in
cartridge factory situated in the suburb
OF Les Moulneaux has resulted In the
loss of fifteen lives and the injuring
Of about twenty persons. The victims
were horribly mutilated A majority
of those injured were women.
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Port ROYAL Mine Victims.

Port ROYAL, Pa. June 1i.-Rumors are
abroad today that more men than the
eighteen first accounted for are buried
in the Port Royal mine. A long time
viii be required to ascertain accurate
" the number OF those entombed
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Murder In the First Degree.

Plttshurg, Pa, June li,--John Blddle,
charged with the robbery and subse-
quent killing OF Grocer Thomas d.
Kahney, was convicted this morning Of
murder In the first degree.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are the arrivals at the
hotels up to three o'clock today.
Knutsford-C. NJ. Sain, Loyelock, Ne
vada Ralph Hamburger New York;
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES,
ORGAN RECITAL.

10 a. M &C., y noon, 50; p. M, 81; 3
.. m. Ga,
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WITH THE JUSTICES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,1luInn
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-24
GRAY COUNTY NEWS.

From the Cimarron Sentinel, Oct IL
Some men can smell drink of swhis-
key further than war ship can shoot an
one pound ball.
No less than forty gallons of whiskey
were shipped in the past week. Great
country for irrigation.
Judge Madison dissolved the Injunction
against the officers of school district No.
II and the Pretty Prairie school house
will be sold at public auction on Nsvem-
Der 2d
District conrt convencs November u.
Under the new law no jury Will be
drawn unless the district judge so orders.
There being no cases for trial by jury at
the coming term Judge Madison has no
titled Sheriff Pribble not to summons any
jurors. This will result in great saw
ing to the county. Another good Repub-
lican law.
DR.. Crumbine of Dodge City. pro-
uounces 2. P. sowton's ailment caEcer
of the liver. and says the case is hopeless.
IATER-Mr. Rowton died at ] O'Clock
last night. Funeral services will be held
at the Methodist church tomorrow at II
O'Clock a. M, after which the remains
will be inferred in the Cirnarron ceme-
terry.
Hess township is increasing in popula-
ton at rapid rate, and those in posi-
ton to know say that Hess precinct will
poll about as many votes rs Cimarron at
the coming election. New settlers are
coming in right along, and it is puzzling
the people of that section, to keep track
of their neighbors- Dr. Hudson, prac-
ticiDg physician. has lived in Hess town
ship, near tile east line, about a year.
which will be news to majority OF the
Gray countyites.
Several of our citizens enjoyed the lux
ury of smoking a genuine Cuban cigar
this week, through the kindness of o. D.
Lemert. Tbe cigars gent Mr..
Lemert as a present from Camp Malogan,
Isle of Samar, by Chas. Coe, his brother
in law, a band master il the service of
Uncle Sam. They were mailed August
9th and arrived at their destination Oc-
tober 16, being little over two months
on the way. Mrs. Coe. who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lemert, expects her hus-
band home on furlough at any time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-24

In the corner stone was placed copy
of The Bncklin Banner. Dodge City
GLOBE REPUBLICAN, NJ E. Church Dis
cipline, and hundreds of Bible quotations.
mottoes. ETC.. furnished by the Christian
people
Contractor Elliott had placed the stone
in its proper place, and after prayer Rev.
Paranore covered the corner stone de-
posit with board and the opening in the
stone was filled in with cement.
The corner stone laying ceremony was
something the people of BIcklin and
Southeast Ford county may we'll be proud
of, as it marked period in the social life
in the enterprise and in the prosperity of
the county which Will be long remem-
bered-
The Dodge City guests are thankful for
the hospitality shown them. and they
VIII remember with pleasure the day and
the good influences the event suggested.
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EAST END NOTES.

From the Spearvi1le News. Oct 10.
Geo. S. Winans spent Saturday night
at the home of his son, c. r. Winans.
He is building house for Chris Henning.
Miss Bertha Furthermore was home
from her school, Saturday. She has
seven pupils aud is enjoying her work
very much
Ara Posey broke his arm last Friday
while helping to tear down the barn on
the Huffman place. He is recovering
quite rapidly.
U. l.. Shelly took Miss Minnie down TO
Edwards county, saturday. TO begin her
school. She will be about fifty miles
from home.
Misses Carrie Torline, Mary Verbrink.
Adde Straeter anu Mrs. g. Nj. Beeson
came down from Dodge City, Monday
evening to attend the Heiland Nau we'd
ding.
Another wedding in the Settlement
next week. Fred Toriine and Miss Fran
els IIeeke are TO be united by the bonds
of matriinony, Wednesday,, October 23d.
j. G. Jones returned from his eastern
trip October 0, and stopped a few day $
With his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Parker.
He returned one Saturday.
One of the largest property changes
that has been made for some time, oc-
Cured Wednesday when the Park Hotel
was transferred from U. L. Shelly to
John A. Padgett- The Hotel, the furni-
| tnre, aud livery business, including the
buegies, was sold. We do not know the
consideration. John A Padgett- will
take possession soon the papers can
be made out. John is popular with our
people and we hope lie will make a sue
cess of his new venture. He will erect a
barn on the hotel property and run the
two in connection.
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AT the Agricultural college an estimate
has been made to the number of acres
held by prairie dogs. The returns show
two million acres taken up by this pest
The estimate of the number of dogs to the
acre is fifty. which gives the state 10O. 900
of this undesirable animal. Now if some
euterprising citizen will invent process
for using the skins of these dogs for
gloves or some other useful article We
may be able to add new profitable in
dustTy. Up to this date we know that
every created thing was for some purpose
except prairie dog--Tepeka Herald
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The legislature last winter passed law
providing for the consolidation of school
districts in sparse1y settled communities
1t also provided that the school district
should stand the expense of Transports
ton of pupils to and from school. The
constitutioDaIity of the law is to be attack
ed The officers of district near Leon,
Kas, have refused to comply with it and
proceedings Will be instituted to test it.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-10-24
When using baking
powder it is always econ
orny to buy the Royal
Royal makes the finest,
most wholesome and de
Hc1Ous food.

flow of water down thae draw, but will
not consent. nor allow it to bear the bur-
dens that nature has imposed upon the
other draws. The policy heretofore per-
sued in disposing of this water is con-
trary to law and can only result in litiga-
ton to the city. Respectfully submitted
for your consideration. IrIzEN.
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Mothers every where praise One Minute
Cough Cure for the sufferings it has re-
lieyed and the lives of their little ones it
has saved Strikes at the root of the
troubles and draws out the Inflammation
The childrenss favorite Cough Cure
Rafh s. BaInbridge.