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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
RAIL AND SHIP
RATE MEETING
Schumacher, BurIey and o. h q
N, officials at San Francisco
ADJUSTING THROUGH RATES
Attempting TO Properly Divide Bust
ness Among pro-Haiing Lines
Now Interested.

With the opening Of this week an
nouneement was made Of the depar-
ture for San Francisco Of Traffic Man
ager Schumacher and General Pas
senger Agent Burley Of the Oregon
Short Line The purpose OF their Tip
70 the coast by these gentlemen was
not made known at the time, but IL now
transpres that number OF other
prominent railway officials have for
the past day or two been making the
the Golden Gate city their rendezvous
There are today officials Of the Oregon
Railway q Navigation company ore
gon Short Line and Pacific Coast COM
pany at the Palace hotel, holding con-
ference on steamer rates between the
ports of San Francisco and Portland
and Seattle. and rail and water rates
from here to Washington, Oregon Ida
no and Montana towns. via Portland
and Seattle.
The interested parties TO the confer
ence assert that no noteworthy change
in either passenger or freight rates are
contemplated, the principal object or
the conference being to make a more
suitable division OF through rates
among the pro-ratlng lines
Importance is attributed to the meet
ing In that It may have tendency to
distribute business among the systems
In accordance with their revenue-earn-
ing capacity.
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INDIAN sun DANCE.
Wierd Performance Under Way
Down on the Carnival Midway.

,o'.', n,.V Wv s,., ~ na.e oeeh IN
1870 es :, y. uine wy hal'e. at ,ne
s .s 'ii'e u - neseIene'ess iact ,hat
.neie y ,uil uress WAT 1ance IN
raos'es ~, tisi. ~ tne heart oi sal, LAKE
Ni,s. win tne luea III view OF cor
s l,. thls runlor NUMBER OF
S sr t.aNc Vl,'hvns au!ourheu 70 west
iehlpls street th's ai'srnoon anu az
uacleo ultner py divers uncouth
noises, gained noiissloh 70 the indian
village wl'hln ehe Sarhlval enclosure.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

w. c. Metzger Of Denver, connected
with the Wabash, Is visiting railroad
men here
The Rio Grande Western expects TO
haul to Salt Lake its share OF confer
ence visitors.
President Cassatt. OF the Pennsyl-
yania railway is aggressive In his fight
upon George Gould.
Announcement is made that Chief En-
glneer Berry Of the Union Pacific, has
disapproved Of the Ogden-Lucin cutoff
on the Southern Pacific.
BY next Saturday the Oregon Short
Line expects to have completed Its
Houston branch. Big preparations for
a celebration 0f the event are In hand
by the citizens.
Local railroads are having increased
patronage on account OF the carnival,
all incoming trains carrying loads of
excursionists In addition TO regular pas
sengers.
A day or two ago there was an an
nouncement 10 the effect that the San
Pedro people had sold out TO the Short
Line. Since that time nothing has been
heard Of It for the very pertinent rea-
son that II was untrue.
Conference hangers" are being sent
out by the Oregon Short Line announc-
ing the low passenger rates for the
semi-annual conference and the State
Fair These advertisements are be-
ing sent to all points along the lines
I'm Utah and Idaho.
AT Tintic there Is lodge Of Elks with
a membership Of SO. There Is not
man Of them left In the camp. the Ore
gon Short Line having brought most OF
them down on special train this
morning. Several Of the members ar
rived here yesterday and they accom-
panied the band TO the Short Line sta
ton to welcome the delegation
The American Locomotive Co. has re-
Gently delivered to the Northern Pacific
Railway company some tandem COM
pound consolidation locomotives Of
design worked up q year ago at the
Schenectady Locomotive works and
from which a sample was built and put
In service several months ago on the
above road. The results OF service
A'NAN VI WIS lNNNAaNNANf WIZ - rnllN-
factory that 70 more were ordered nom
the same designs for fast freight ser
vice. and II more with cylinders OF the
same sire but with smaller drivers and
larger boilers for heavy slow speed
work.
Il Is expected that the new transfer
slips FOR the Consolidated Railway and
Power company viii arrive In a few
days. There are 100000 OF them and
the consignment weighs about two tons.
In the new form the farce Of having
faces printed is done away with and
The transfers are so printed as TO allow
OF transfers over all Of the consolidat-
ed lines. except return upon parallel
streets II Is possible that some day
the company may issue transfers upon
transfers as they do In most Of the
large cities Of the east. In those
places no one thinks OF taking undue
advantage Of this privilege. Double
transfers are given to allow a passen-
ger 20 get 20 his place OF business or
occupation upon the payment Of one
fare and everybody II In such A hurry
10 reach his destination that he has
no time 10 repeatedly renew his trans.
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LATE LOCALS,

Col T. G. Weber is not at his desk
at Y. c. NJ. !. today, being detained at
home through an attack OF stomach
trouble.
Marriage licenses were issued today
as iollows: Arthur Allsop, q, and
Cora Gunderson, q, both Of Sunday;
Thomas II. James, 25 and Janey Glib
son, rs, both OF Salt Lake.
The Logan Temple viii close on
Thursday, the Srd Of October, and re.
open on Tuesday, the Sth OF October,
1901. NJ. w. MERRILL.
DR.. Pollock, OF Graceville, MINI, is a
guest at the Cullen. He expects to
locate in this state and will probably
make Eureka his home.
Col. Hlckox, of the Bureau OF Animal
Industry has returned from Reno and
reports a two-foot snow fall In western
Nevada on Monday.
NJ. ]. OMeara has gone to Tonopah
on business.
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BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT
Iyer Lawson rides on the saucer.
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REPUBLICANS TAKE ACTION
Call for City Convention on October
18th.

The Republicans will hold their city
convention at the Salt Lake Theater on
Monday October 18th. beginning at II
a. m. The ,primaries TO select dele
gates to the convention will be held on
Monday, the eth, and the precinct
conventions on the evening Of Thurs
day, the 10th. This action was taken
at a meeting Of the city and executive
committees held last night In the Office
Of Secretary Loofbourow
Those present at the meeting were:
Chairman Eichnor, Secretary Loot
bourow. and the following members of
the committed First precinct A. f.,
Lawson. $. b. Westerfeld; Second. j.
U. Eldredge, Jr., w. p. Appleby;
Third, T. A. Callister; Fourth Arthur
Pratt, W. X. Hutchinson; Fifth, Jo-
seph Cottle, j. Il. Dooly. f.. II. Cal
lister Of the executive committee was
also present.
There will be 492 delegates TO the
convention, the appointment being made
upon basis Of one for each twenty
votes cast last November for Gov.
Wells. The representation by districts
Is as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
WILL BROAD GUAGE.
La Veta Pass Line Of d. a. X. G. Is
TO be Widcned.

stockholders OF the Denver e. Rio
Grande at their annual meeting at
headquarters In the Equitable building
October 18th will authorize the con-
struction OF standard guage line over
La Veta pass on the sangre de Christie
range" says the Denver Post Of Tues
day.
This IN another move by the Denver
& Rio Grande In It's efforts TO make
every line OF the road In the state stan
dard guage. IL has been urged by Pres
ident Jeffery and recommended by him
in his annual reports for several years,
To make the standard guage through
La Veta pass will take, 1t Is estimated,
year. and will involve an enormous
sum of money The engineering din
culties, too, will be great, but the engi-
neers are confident that there will be
no obstacles encountered which they
will not be able 70 surmount.
1.-THE grade will remain as at present.
The principal work will be to widen the
pass so that standard gauge cars can be
operated.
Constantly increasing business
caused by the country settling and new
mines opening, and a consequent In
crease in business. is the reason as
signed by Mr., Jeffery for the demand
for standard gauge. With the third rail
, in, cars can be handled through with
out transfer of roads, and, more i'm
portant, larger loads can be carried.
1.-THE standard gauge which will be
al ihorlzed by the stockholders next
month is from In Veta to Alamosa. As
this is the annual meeting. new board
OF directors VIII be elected.
stockholders Of companies making
up the Denver & Southwestern railway
system will hold their annual meeting
October In their headquarters in the
Boston building. There is report cur
rent that numerous changes will be
made In the boards. and that George
Gould will be represented
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To Foreclosc Mortgage.

The Western Loan & Savings com.
pany today commenced suit against
Manuel V.Montey and Carrie V.Montey,
his wife, and julius Lebja. for fore
closure OF a mortgage on certain real
estate owned by Montey and his wife.
given to satisfy note for $500 execu.
ted by the Monteys on April ~, 1901. in
favor Of plaintiff on which S. a month
was TO be paid. Plaintiff claims that
according 10 the terms OF the mort
gage which was given TO secure the
note which Is due on July IS. 1909, II Is
optional with II. TO declare the full
autlnt Of the note due on default Of
the payment OF interest. II is also
claimed that the interest in the premi-
scs claimed by Lilya Is subseq dent and
subject TO that Of plaintiff. The plain
tiff company also asks for 800 attor-
ney fees and such further relief as the
court may see III to grant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Yesterday afternoon, James Kennedy,
who was arrested by officer Pack sew
eral weeks ago, had a hearing on the
charge of burglarizing J. p. Gardners
clothing store The examination was
before Justice Lochrle and the de-
PENDANT was held to answer to
the charge in the district court.
Officer Pack testified that when
he arrested the man he had a
held to answer to the charge in the dis
trict court officer Pack testified that
when he arrested the man he had
number Of articles of clothing on him.
Mr. Gardner testified that he owned the
articles The accused was unable TO
furnish a $500 bond. and was taken to
the county Jail to await his trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
PURPLE DAY.
Electrical Parade 10 be the Crown
ing Glory of Festivities Tomorrow.

With the advent Of Purple Day to-
morrow the Elk festivities WIN have
reached It's zenith Great preparations
have been made TO make the electrical
parade tomorrow night one which viii
be remembered. Queen Mabelle win
appear In her robes Of state with her
maids Of honor In carriages Illuminated
by electricity. Then win follow two
thousand Elks from various lodges of
Utah, Idaho. Montana. Colorado and
Wyoming; floats and the Harbour coz
mopolitan aggregation OF performers in
their rarest plumage. The Butte dele
cation OF ElRs are expected to arrive
tomorrow morning 10 participate In the
festivities, while the Denver Elks win
also be on hand when the band begins
70 play.
The parade viii start at $50 tomorrow
night.
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BUSINESS NOTES.


Today's clearings amounted to $780,
la.Ol, as compared with si2O9 IS for
the corresponding day of last year.
President w. r. Armstrong OF the
Utah Commercial and Savings bank has
Just sold $500 sheep belonging to the
Francis Armstrong estate, for which he
received close to $4,000.
The VIM. +. Smedley and Company.
fire Insurance agency, has received adj
vices from the companies II represents
that the losses sustained on the Min
Ing and Smelling Supply company's
stock In the recent big fire have been
adjusted and drafts for the $4,000 are
on the way here. Mr. Smedley said la
ter that drafts for the amount have
teen received today at his office.
Mrs. Mary Squires this morning pur-
chased a small piece OF properly he
tween Fourth and Fifth streets facing
on Canyon road for 500. The sale was
mace through Young and Young. the
Utah Savings and Trust company be-
Ing the sellers.
The Improvement Brick company has
been organized in this city with a capl-
tai Of $4,000, in 500 shares. The com.
pany Is organized to conduct the bust
ness OF manufacturing brick OF ali
kinds, sewer pipe and thing. The Of
hcers are James +. woodman. presi-
dent Moylan c. Fox, vice president:
Ferd j. Fabian, treasurer: Frank
Jungk secretary, and Justus Jungk
w. c. Staines and W. c. Hall the other
directors and incorporators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

the Carnival yesterday which brings
the total up TO date TO 5i.5o5.
The City Council was pulled" In a
bunch last night and each ana every
member promptly assessed ~ by the
Judges In purple.
The railroads estimate that there are
about 1900 strangers In town today
who win all leave money in this city
ere they depart
Trying to steal the Temple was
the charge preferred by the Kangaroo
court against Charles Mosander lie
was fined IS.
Queen Mabelle will give a theater
party on Friday evening. The queen OF
the Elks and her maids will occupy
two stalls on the occasion.
The Kangaroo court is said to have
been bunooed yesterday 10 the extent
OF some convicted miscreant paying his
fine with a counterfeit ten-dolar bill.
The christening of the elk viii take
place tomorrow Judge Powers has
been wrestling with over 1000 sugges-
lions and viii arrive at the verdict Dy
tomorrow morning
Tomorrow VIII be the purple letter
day in the history Of the carnival, the
best parade OF the series viii be In or
der and the biggest crowd OF the Car
niyal IN expected to be present
capt. stoll was arrested yesterday
afternoon, but owing 10 the fact that
Queen Mabelle arose in the Kangaroo
court and commanded his release, ne
"A
tence.
Nero. the big lion and his mate, are
under the weather and as conse-
quence Col. Boone had some lively ex-
periences with them when he entered
their cage today, He eventually ne
tired as gracefully as possible
D. p. Felt, president OF the Utah
Press association, Is one OF the latest
victims OF the Kangaroo court hold-up
He was arrested on Saturday and IN
default OF payment OF the fine Imposed
by the purple Judges his watch was
forclbly taken from him. He has taken
steps TO recover his property and WIZ
proceed TO the court this evening armed
with q requlsitlon from Queen Mabellle
To recover the $40 gold watch.
President Snow and party were con-
Quoted through the carnival enclosure
Yesterday afternoon by Capt. Stoll.
The latter explained the various In
terestlng features OF the big show ana
referred in glowing terms to the aug
mentation of the building fund. Pre-.
sdent Snow expressed desire TO ada
to II and contributed s. for that pur-
pose. The Elk judges, however, are
no respecters Of persons, and put the
amount to the credit Of the association
In the usual form Of a fine; and In this
manner Il was entered upon the court
record.
Following the challenge OF Miss Ger
ruth, OF Coalyille, to ride against any
young woman In the state comes an
other challenge from one Of the young
ladies who were In the Eiks carnival
parade. The following signed by
Miss Nadine Crandall. Of ogden. Is
self explanatory
II, the undersigned, hereby accept
the challenge OF Miss Carruth. Of Coal
vile. and agree to ride against her or
any other lady who took part In the
Elks' equestrenne contest, for one or
ten miles, for a bet OF 800 or $500 a
side, and let the people who may see
IL decide, and not petty judges"
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Following is today's record OF real
estate transfers, made In the Office OF
the county recorder up TO o'clock this
afternoon.
James Bell and wife to Edward
@. G. Stockman, warranty
deed, part of southeast quar-
ter OF section /. township 2
south range l west, S. L. Ms $50. 90
Edward G. c. Stockman and
wife TO Edward Cupid. war
ranty deed, part Of southeast
quarter Of section /, township
Z south, range west, S. l.. NJ. 100. 90
Eliza Fairbourn ct al to II. n.
walker, warranty deed. part
OF northwest quarter Of sec
ton 6. township south, range
/ east. s. l.. NJ ........, 100. 90
Mary Ann Herr et al TO Elmlra
Brown, warranty deed, lot IL,
block 1, Temple View addition $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Mamie Thompson OF oregon Is
visiting with friends in Salt Lake.
Misses Olive Pratt and Pearl Daniels
Of Provo are visiting with Miss Grace
Canr on.
TIE marriage of Miss May McAllls-
ter and Mr.. Frank Thatcher. both Of
Logan, will take place on Thursday,
and on Friday they will leave for Ger
many
Mrs Stubbleheld and daughter, who
have been visiting with Mrs. r, L.
Tracy leave next week for their home
In Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Jennie Kennard leaves today FOR
her home In Denver
Miss Judge entertained at luncheon
today.
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fer In order 10 get a long ride out OF
the company for I'VE cents. The tran
sit companies OF these cities VIII not
allow their conductors 10 waste their
time az punching faces" or In other
such nonsense,
The Baldwin Locomotive works has
recently built an electric locomotive OPP
Grated By trolley. Of which we give an
illustration. II was built for the At
lantic Coast Lumber company. The
gage is standard. Driving wheels are
80 ms diameter; journals, SA ins. I
ms; wheel base, . II. ms. There are
two "a motors 220 volts pressure.
Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt has again
contributed TO railway mechanics an
other Invention IN the shape OF an inn
proved locomotive boiler, which is par
tlcularly designed TO avoid the danger
OF leakage at the joints Of the boiler
shell commonly occasloned by unequal
expansion and contraction OF these
parts, while avoiding unnecessary
weight, saving valuable space In the
cab. and retaining the desirable gem
Grating surface and steam space.
-
BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT.
liver Lawson, the worlds champion.
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BOYS APPREHENDED.
Couple Of Ogden Youths Who Wanted
TO Leave Home.
lsneclal 10 the oNens.nl

ogden. Sept. 25.-Frank Watkins and
Willie Emmett have been missing from
their homes for several days and their
parents have experienced considerable
anxiety on their account No one
seemed 10 have seen the lads during
their absence until this morning
when they were apprehended al the
Union depot before attempting 10
board a train for the east.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the theater tonight William III.
Vests famous minstrel organization
opens an engagement Of two nights. II
Is one OF the biggest companies travel
Ing and great rush is anticipated.
At the Grand Two Married Mem
viii be seen again this evening.
The sale for Annie Russell In "A Roy
al Family opened at the Theater box
this morning.
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JUDGE DIEHL'S COURT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

dlniTTuTnITuuJI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
j. H. NJ, Park, a travelling man, was
charged with ordering an sO-cent meal
In Gallagher's restaurant and refusing
TO pay for the same. He pleaded guilty
hut said he was drunk and didn't know
what he was doing. His portion was
fine OF So,
Frank Ryan was charged with being
drunk and conducting himself In an
indecent manner He pleaded guilty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.

The regular annual business meeting
Of the National womans Relief socIe-
~ win be held on Monday, October 7,
at two o'clock ,. m, in the Salt Lake
assembly hall In this city. All officers
and members Of this society are invited
TO be present.
Il. y. WELLS,
General Secretary.
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THIRD PRECINCT,
FnIfRTH pREcINcT
FIFTH PRECINCT.
POLITICAL POINTERS.

At their regular weekly meeting Mon
day night the Salt Lake Socialist par
~ elected the following officers for
the coming seml-annual term: Chair
man. Charles Stewart: vice chairman,
c. L. jackson: recording secretary.
George Poate; financial secretary, Mat
thew Wilson; treasurer. Henry VIII
son. organizer. J. II. Zanger A pro-
paeanda meeting viii be held In the
Commerce block this evening. Next
week a full city ticket win be nominate
ed, and the Socialists are going to
make strong fight TO secure represent
tation In the city Council
Judge Alexander McMaster Is one Of
the latest candidates for a municipal
judgeshlp nomination.
II is said that Frank h Stephens win
without doubt be nominated for city
attorney on the Democratic ticket.
BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT
Sec Ivor lawson and rhaq srur,.tt,o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
SCOLLIAR DISCHARGED.

Nicholas scollar, charged with exhib-
iting a deadly weapon, was discharged
by Judge Dlehl this afternoon on mo-
tion Of Assistant County Attorney
Loofbourow. Mr. Loofbourow said the
witness for the state didn't know the
difference between pistol and a
church, and under the circumstances he
did not care to prosecute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
ARRIVED FROM EUROPE.
Remains of Elder Christian w. Chris'
Jefferson Reach Home.

The remains of Elder Christian w.
christofferson, who died In the scandi-
nayian mission arrived here this morn
ing and were met at the depot by Elder
Jos. r, Taylor who will accompany
the body to Richmond, Cache county,
where the funeral will take place to-
morrow
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X. G. w. COLLISION.
Head-End Smashup Thirty Miles East
Of Price.

Price. Utah, Sept. ga head-end col
lision between a light engine and pas.
senger train number one, is reported TO
have occurred near Cedar, some thirty
miles east Of here this morning. The
passenger due here at 7.20 am. has not
yet come H. but light engine and
caboose went from that direction al
l o'clock. The wrecker from Helper
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OFFICERS MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting of the officers OF the Y.
L. NJ. |. A., which was to have been
held on the first Saturday In October
has been postponed until the first Sat.
urday in November, on account of con-
ference, NELLIE c. TAYLOR,
President
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SELLING DATES AND LIMITS
From Ogden. santaquin, Terminus
Eureka. and all intermediate points
October 10 9 inclusive, final limit Vu-
tober 18th.
From Harrlsville, Cornish and inisI'
mediate points. sell october ! 10 o. '"'
elusive, final limit october 18th.
From ell other stations. sell Oetoo.s'
I TO 5, In elusive. final limit OCTOBER -
1901.
For train service see local Agene
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Grace @. Penrose win be held
tomorrow. Thursday, at p. m, al the
residence Of Mr.. ]. A. Gertz, l047 Ful.
Ter Hill avenue, between Fourth ana
fifth South and Tenth and Eleventh
Fast. Friends invited.
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CARNIVAL NOTES.

The takings at the Midway shows
have averaged about $500 every day.
A delegation OF thirty Elks from
Lodge No GA arrived from Pocatello
this morning.
At 1880 this evening there will be a
special parade through the business
portion Of the city.
The fines imposed at the Kangaroo
court yesterday footed up TO Ss6ol5.
Total to date Si,4lOi0.
There we've $500 paid admission TO