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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
THE THIRTY-FIRST WARD.
Organized FROM the First Ward of
The Salt Lake Stake of Zion.


The members Of the First ward OF
the salt Lake stake N Zion residing
between Ninth and Tenth South streets
and east Of Sixth East streets, assem-
bled by appointment In the annex of
the First ward meeting house on Sun.
day evening Feb %, at D. m, The
presidency Of The Stake and three High
Councillors with the Bishop of the ward
ana many prominent Elders were pres.
emit The singing exercises were con-
Quoted by Elder Charles pike The
opening prayer was opened by Elder
John n. Pike after which the sacra-
menl was administered.
President Angus M. Cannon ex-
planned the circumstances under which
the proposition to organize a new ward
was entertained by the presidency OF
The Stake the High Council and the
Presidency of the Church, petition
haylng been numerously signed to that
END. lie requested an expression of
opinion from the members present. who
resided In the district named, and with
the exception Of about a half dozen.
VINO thought there were scarcely sutll-
building a new meeting house would
form a hardship. the wish was mani
rest mat the organization proceed.
Presidents Joseph II. Taylor and c.
W. Penrose gave some reasons why
the new ward should be organized,
showed the advantages that would fol-
low ana the comparative ease with
which the people would be able to erect
meeting house, and were followed by
Elders John 7. Game, Henry +. Rich-
ards and Bryant S. Hlnckley ON the
same subject Elder LeGrand Young.
residing In that district. also expressed
his views In favor of the movement.
II was then resolved unanimously that
the people OF the district defined should
be organized us the Thirty first ward
Of the Salt Lake Stake Of Zion
Elder Edwin $, Sheets was nominat-
ed and unanimously sustained as
Bishop Of the ward, ana he selected
John Nilsson ana Albert s. Paul as his
COunselors, VINO We're also sustained by
the congregation The meeting closed
with a united and happy feeling, and
the benedction was pronounced by
Bishop Joseph WarburtOn.
ON Monday afternoon, February "a,
the presidency Of the Stake met with
Apostle John Henry Smith and the
brethren selected for the Blshoprlc of
the Thlrty-frst ward. and Edwin $.
Sheets was ordained a High Priest and
a Bishop and set apart to preside over
the Thirty-frst ward, Apostle John
Henry Smith being mouth. Elder John |
Nilsson was ordained High Priest and |
set apart as first counselor to Bishop |
Edwin $, Sheets, President Angus NJ. |
Cannon being mouth Albert l.. Paul |
was ordained a High Priest and set |
apart as second counselor to Bishop |
Edwin s, Sheets President Joseph y. |
Taylor being mouth These brethren |
We're also instructed in the duties Of
the Blshogrc
- 90 -
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
MAY Biz THE ROBBERS.


Here * story That may account FOR
the money lost by j r. Edwards, the
oregon miner, who WAS robbed By "a
GoIored woman on Commercial street
Friday night.
Word was received at the sheriffs
once today from Evanston. Wyoming.
thal THIS morning two colorcd men
Wlth several SlOQ bills in their posses-
SION asked q telegraph operator there
10 change a 300 note Tor them, The
operator tried to make the change but
found he lacked about $40. Nhereupon
me coldred man said II was all right
anyway and that they would take the
'9o ana let II go no that This aroused
the suspicion Of the knight of the key
ana he declined 10 trade SgO for 500
the negroes hurrtdly left and it IL
SAID thar they We're released from the
Ogden jail the day Onic1 chase lett
for thls city with the co'ored womln as
MS prisoners. II rs believed that the
women transferred the money to the
men, AS soon as these facts became
known, Evanston officers communicate
ed with the Salt Lake authorities,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
HEWLETT's

Three Crown baking powder, Is pure,
strong and economical every can guar
antocd 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money chperiully refunded.
Don't buy Three Crown because Il Is
home made, for This powder ~ sold
strictly on ts merits and is the equal
Of any high priced brand Oh the market
IN both strength putty and healthful-
ness, and we solicit yodr patronage on
these grounds only Three crown bak-
Ing powder received the COD Medal at
last state Fair held in Utah
Three Grown Triple Flavoring Tx.
tracts arb made from the fruit and VIII
give q delicious flavor t0 your pies.
cakes, etc They cOst more than com.
mon extracts but are three times
stronger Three Crown extracts were
awarded gold medal AZ last State Fair
held M Utah
Three Crown Home Ground Spices
are ground fresh daily thereby retain
ing their natural strength and aroma
while those shipped ION thousands OF
miles naturally lose the favor and
strength while In transit.
ASK you grocer for Three Grown
goods and refuse all Eastern or West
ern substitutes
HEWLETT BROS. CO.
Salt Lake city, Utah
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PERSONALS.

G. II. Steward of the i. Auerbach g.
Bros shoe department, has returned
from his eastern trip.
G. f., Steward has returned from an
eastern business trip.
Sammy Reggel has returned from the
Pacific coast
Mrs, Joseph Henshaw has gone to
California for a visit
Lloyd v Draper has sufficiently re-
covered from his illness as to be able
to leave ST. Marks hospital.
Manager II, H. Parkhurst Of the
board Of underwriters Is looking over
the Insurance field In Ogden,
NJ. X Parsons has returned from
California, whore he reports cattle as
having wintered we'll; In fact, all vest
ern cattle are in fine condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
Mute Was Forced to Quit In the
Tenth Round Of Fight
ROMANS NOSE WAS BROKEN
Burns Was the Aggressor aud showed
Improved Form He Was Called
~ Mexican Pete.
special to the News /

Ogden, Feb. 2j-rhere was an exclt-
Ing time at the new Glenwood club here
last night on the occasion Of the Burns
Rowan puglIistlc encounter ana at the
conclusion OF the go, the crowd Cheered
wildly and apparently every person in
tie building was well pleased win the
evenings entertainment The at
tendance VAS large and well-behayed
with the exception Of some obsreper-
Gus individual whom the inhabitants
Of Brigham Clty are forced to put up
with After repeated efforts OF the
crowd 10 silence him he finally took
Bob Browns advice. couched In the
following elegant language All but
ton up your nCc'
In private box at one side Of the
stage sat a number OF women who ape
peared TO enjoy the contest They
sat bchind,a screen and when round
was ended a curtain was dropped In
front Of them
OF the contest the crowd could see
nothing bat BURNS He was IN excel.
lent shape physically and showed great
improvement over his former exhibit
lions The mute was just the reverse
lie was plainly out Of condition and
had no business to go against a large
man Ike Burns. The fight ended IN
the tenth round Ten seconds before
the gong sounded for the eleventh 'Si-
lent" Rowan threw up the sponge for
his biz brother I'm many respects the
contest was q repetition Of the 90 IN
SGlt Lake some time ago between the
same men. Dummy led but little.
and had plenty to DO IN blocking the
big mans swings.
Burns was not al all wild aud man
aged tu get in some hard punches In
the fourth round he broke "Dummy'S'
nose with smashing punch and played
for The injured member throughout the
bout In The ninth he landed hard on
the nose again knocking the mute %
the floor. Dummy was an gone IN
this round but came up Tor the tenth
At the end OF this round II was plainly
evident that he could go no further and
his seconds tossed MP the sponge,
There was some excitement when
Billy Sauers Of sale Lake stepped into
the ring and challenged Burns ON be-
half Of Mexican Pete. Burns has stat
ed many times that he would meet the
n the latter would post q for
felt The money was posted last !
night but the big fellow from Spokane |
was evidently afraid 90 cover he nom
ey Ne made the unheard of demand !
that $500 be- posted Sauers claimed |
the money was already up but Burns |
failed 20 cover H.
The preliminaries We're three round |
20 with Phil Green and Abe Breseu |
"a four round bout between Jim Fran
cis and Kid Flynn ana n six round af- |
fair with Jack clifford and his sparrlng |
partner Williams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
City Defendant

salt Lake Clty was made defendant
In $500 damage suit filed in the dis.
irlct court today by g.. 10. shermer. The
complaint states that the damage was
caused by the city turning the water
from its main into the pipes connect.
ing with plaintiffs house before the
same was completed and while the
valves and stopcocks were open. there
by iooding the same with water. caus-
ing the walls 20 crack and the founda-
ton 10 settle, The plaintiff further al
leges. that In due season he presented
mis- claim to The city council, bur that
10 was not allowed, hence he asks the
court 70 give him judgment against the
city IN the sum given above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
CLIFFoRD.wADE MATCH.
Both Men Put Up 500 ~ AN Eyi.
dence OF Good Faith.

AZ the conclusion of the Burns Rowan
contest at Ogden last night, Jack Clf.
Ford ana Jack Wade got together in
contest In which they had lot OF
words they wanted to use up, The re.
suit is that Wade and Clifford put M
SloO each as a side bet, or forfeit to
bind them TO an agreement to box 20
rounds for 800 side and AN the gate
receipts They win probably meet on
the l4th Of mex month at the local club.
clifford has jumped into favor with the
local lights of pugllism since he de-
teated Condie and because Of his tenn
perate ife he Is picked as the winner
against Wade They claim while Cllf-
ford is not so scenCed as Wade he h in
splendid shape physically and Is there
WITH the punch that viii surely put
Wade away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
BURGLARY LAST NIGHT.
Paul's Second Hand Store Broken
Into $500 stolen

Last night the second hand store Of
Warren Paul on state street was brok-
en- INTO ANA $500 stolen from q desk.
The matter was reported TO the police
ana Sergeant Burbidge and Officer
Davies made an investigation. 4 negro
PANIED John Bland was suspected of
committing the ofenSe and he was talk
on into custody lie spent the greater
part of the day at The police station. but
was finally permitted to 60
Paul refused tu swear 10 ccmulaint
against Bland, aud as the police had no
evidence against the man they aid not
feel justified In holding him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25

met during the day At 1910 the party
dispersed the prince leaving directly
for the railroad station where his
special train awaited him, 4 troop Of
cavalry and squadron Of mounted and
bicycle policemen acted as an escort To
the station and saw him safely aboard
the train, which lett at midnight for
New York city
Prince Henry gave expression tonight
to his deem sense Of appreciation OF the
splendid reception accorded him at the
national capital This was done through
the medium of an official very near to
his royal hlghness who was asked to
secure from the prince his expressions
of the events Of the day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
Twelve Hour Raoe.

Atlanta Ga, Feb. a. Seven teams
started tonight In a contest for the
i2-hour bicycle championship Of Amer
lea. Tho contestants are to ride two
hours a day for six days. The fol-
lowing are the teams entered, each Of
which rode A miles and three laps to-
night; Leander and Rutz, Fem and
caldwell, Lake and TurvIlle. Hadheld
and Calvin, Lawson, Salt Lake and
Barclay, Brooklyn Fields and Russell
WalthOur, Hunter and Bennett
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
Default Judgment

a default judgment was rendered 10.
day In favor Of the plaintiff IN the case
ul BENJAMIN Hampton VS. A. 4. Moulton
Tor Si6l2O. The suit was brought 10
renew a judgment for l76.5S. rendered
Feb. l6, 1894, which. with the accum-
ulated Interest amounts TO the above
given figures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Daly'West the Feature. 1850 Shares
Selling at Above 5000.

This afternoon DAILY West advanced
from $50 to over 81, with sales az
gregating 1850 shares The announce
ment Of the filing Of papers In a suit
with the quincy affected the stock ia
yorably and caused rally In the prices
Of the shares, which were further sus.
talned by some inside buying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
Mclaughlin Matched.

Great Fails, Mont Feb, 2L-Articlcs
Of agreement for wrestling match be-
tween Jack Curran OF 81 Paul ana
George G. Mclaughlin Of Niehart.
Mont who claims the championship OF
Montana and Utah have been signed
The match win be pulled off here Feb.
o. and will be for purse Of $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
Condic-l'lynu Go.

George Condie and Kid Flynn are
ready Tor their 90 which ~ scheduled
for Friday night AT the Salt Lake Ath-
letic club. The men VIII box 20 rounds
10 q decision and the bout promises TO
bring uut a large crowd OF lovers OF the
sport Condie has improved greatly
during the last two weeks and win un-
doubleday give Flynn plenty to DO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
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win Sign To-day,

Cincinnati. O.. Feb 2l.-The mama
gers of Terry McGovern and Young
Corhett viii meet at the office Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer tomorrow TO sign
articles for a fight between McGoyern
and Corbett TO take place before oct
n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
OUTSIDE EVENTS.
DENVER ED MARTIN WINS.
Has an Easy Time with Frank
Childs at Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. "a Denver ia. Martin
obtained the decision over Frank
Childs tonight in a siN-round contest
before the America club. Martins per
Torrance during the first four rounds
vas 80 far superior 10 that of Cbllds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
Divorce Case Rofnrrnd

Judge Hall today referred the divorce
case Of Eva L. Lindgren VS. Carl j
Lindgren to Deputy Clerk Armstrong
TO take the testimony and report the
same to the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25

next Saturday. A fine program viii
be presented. Mr.. Rees reports the
outlook for the spring as regards grass
hoppers very doubtful and says that
people are dsmayed at the enormous
amount of eggs IN the ground and
which VIII hatch out with the warm
days In spring Mr. Rees states that
all of his grain was destroyed last
year by the hoppers,
The flag is half mast ON the Masonic
building because of the death Of w.
q, Cane, who was member Of Ar
genta lodge, No. 3.
The James Deylne estate sold today
to eX-Gov. a. l., Thomas, 25xlOO feet on
Market Row on the southeast corner
of Richards and First South streets and
10 2-lO feet, beginning "a feet east from
the above mentioned lot. for SEA 100
Ten feet front Immediately east Of the
second lot referred to, has been sold
to John ", Dooly for $4,000. Small.
one-story market buildings cover the
properties which are bought for invest
ment
BY the terms Of warranty deed filed
In the recorders Office today n. j.
Dlninny and wife transfer to j. w.
Smith for a consideration Of $4,000, lots
3, 10 and II, block ! Perkins addition
to Salt Lake city.
Annie Hooper Caine has transferred
TO Robert Il, Anderson a part OF lot 4.
block 49, plat A. for consideration of
$4,000 The property transferred is a
frontage Of 81 feet on West Temple
street near First South. The grantee
assumes a trust deed Of $1,000 on the
property.
Articles of incorporation Of The ca
heza -Debeque oil company were filed In
the county clerks Office today The
office and principal place Of business of
the new company Ia In this city, It's
capital stock is valued at 800 600 and is
divided into 100000 shares OF the par
value Of 10 cents each W. A Sherman
is president; w. c. b, Allen, vice presl,
dent; f. r. Klelnschmidt, secretary,
and II, r. Duke treasurer. The proper
IS Of the company consists Of $40 acres
of oil lands In Mesa county, Colorado,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-25
BASKETBALL AT l., ID. s.
NOrmals Defeated High School In n
Well Matched Game.

The first game Of the series in the
new league Of J.. y. s. t. students was
played yesterday afternoon between
teams representing the normal and hign
school departments The former won
the contest by q score Of Is to 10 in II
well played ana wen matched game
Both sides had plenty Of admirers ana
at times ran high The
teams played with vim and dash ana
the victors had to work hard TO carry
on the honors Following was the line
up Of the teams
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays bank cioarings amounted to
SJ542jl25 as against A4l 42029 for the
same day last year
stephen Ii. Lynch, formerly county
treasurer and of late deputy county
treasurer, resigns March I TO enter the
office Of the Utah savings Il Trust
company Mr. Lynch was formerly
also teller IN McCornicks bank
The contract for the reconstruction
Of the burned physical building of the
University Is given to q. w. Mickle,
whose lowest OF the eight bids was ST.,
$50, exclusive Of the plumbing, heating
aud ventIlaung which viii bring the
entire cost Of reconstruction to about
$1,000
The summit oil Shale company has
ried articles Of Incorporation with the
secretary Of state The capital stock Is
set forth at 100000 at 10 cents a share.
The officers are: W. H. Hockney presl-
dent; j. }. fireman vice president: f.. II.
Ban, treasurer and f. l.. Hague. secre-
tary. The company viii operate n O2O
acres Of land in Utah and Wasateh
counties,
Mrs. WinnIfred A. Smith is building
a $4,000 brick and stone residence an
Seventh East street, between First and
Second South. II will be 90x42 feet
have II rooms, and be equipped with
an the modern improvements. W. -.
Ware is the architect.
II. II Mailer Is the architect of the
line mansion which Joseph William
Taylor Is building ON north Main street
and which will when finished be an or.
nament to the city
ote
chairman George Romney of tbe
executive board OF the Consolidatad
wagon and Machine company hos
plans for erecting a fine SIS 900 buslnesg
structure at Ogden, and building oper.
ATOMS VIII begin shortly. Ii is also
,he attention to have before long
large building at Logan: and work he
gins shortly on the site OF the rey,
block Of the company at Montpelier
WIN sO0-foot frontage on Washing
The competitive plans for the new
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church are 80 die.
similar and al the same time have SO
many individual good points that long
discussion win be necessary before the
building committee will be able 10 re-
port It's selection to the session OF The
church In fact. the exact character
OF the superstrpcture may not be deter.
mined until after the foundation is
m The space to be given to the organ
- now under discussion.
The weather office was disappointed
WIN me failure Of Jupiter Pluvius 10
TURN over his bucket In this city isst
night after all that threatening display
OF cloud, and with It raining pitch.
Iorks IN ogden. II was showing this
morning in the southwestern part of
the slate. and at a, M, there was
half an inch Of snow on the ground |
The wind has been blowing so hard IN /
north that the telegraphlc communica- |
lions are all down.
~. ID Rees Of Wales. who Is stop.
ping al the Wey hotel says that great
preparations are being made In Ma
town for the annual Welsh celebration
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lsoRN.

CORAY-A sweet baby girl was BON
to Mr. and Mrs George Coray last
night The little one arrived safely
and all concerned are doing well
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Referee George Smith Impres,
Freeman Bassett and Victor Stewart
Baskets from the field, c. Openshaw 3,
j Openshaw q Astln. Bradford 2. Muir
dock. From the foul line, Hampton,
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q. d Rees Of Wales. who is stop.
ping at the Wey hotel says that great
preparations are being made In hls
town for the annual Welsh celebration