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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
TRY TO SAVE THE LANDS FOR
THE MEN WHO WANT HOMES
Bill to Lease Public Domain For Grazing Purposes
Meets Vigorous Opposition From Land Office.
Commissioner Insists the Measure For the Benefit of Cattle
3arOnS and Against HOne8teadeTS

. be fenced up and the opportunity for
| the permanent settlement cut of.
The commissioner assumed that it
would be to the advantage OF large
holders and inimical to the interests OF
small stOckmen and homesteaders,
Representative Bell addressed the
committee at some length in opposition
to the bill. stating that If leasing was
permitted it would stop demonstrating
and the entering of prblic lands by in
dividuals who wished to permanently
settle The only land left now for en-
try was available for home building,
and it was taken with the intention
that the use of tue adjacent range
would enable the ho nesteader to make
a living by grazing his stock over
many acres. Mr.. Bell stated that there
wa5 barely bakers dozen Of stock
men In the state OF Colorado who would
favor the passage OF the bill.
The cattle anu sheep industries. he
said. had had some disputes which
were insignificant compared with the
troubles that might arise in the event
Of the operation Of any leasing propo-
sitiOn. Mr.. Bell completed his argu-
ment by stating that the land as il is
and the laws which control the public
domain We're ia an ideal condition for
all people. both great and small.
None Of the smaller stockmen want
ed a change,
The sentiment developed at to6ay's
meeting of the committee on leas.ng
makes the prediction pretty safe that
the Dill as aL present framed II ever
reported. win be reported adversely,
and that if any leasing proposition is
put iato effect a new system viii have
to be devised.
Chairman Lacey STATES that when the
committee on pubhc lands reports the
bin for leasing purposes It will~be so
amended as TO leave no doubt in its
practical operation that small owners
and homesteaders' rights are j detected. /
and none If its provisions viii operate
as a menace 20 the small individual
holder or hOmesteader.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
kEjTHAT HEKEARAS DINNER
taIn8 Meet at Feast Which Is Attended by NOtabIes
Of the National Capital

Utah of today, giving Senator Kearns
the credit for the changes brought
about The secretary of war responded
&c the toast:
The President Of the United States"
bis remarks were enthusiastically ap-
plauded
David Keith, the lifelong partner of
Senator KeaTEs. csme al the way from
Utah to attend the dinner. Speaker
Henderson recognized in him q brother
Scotsman, and sang for his especial
benefit a Scotch melody
Senator Bailey essayed a few politl-
cal comments. and participated in G
running debate with the speaker Of
the house upon a multitude Of subjects.
Among those present were Senators
Frye, Hanna, Eoclrell. Scott, Perkins,
Penrose, Mitchell. Kittridge. Quarles.
J 2. Jones RdWlinS Bailey. Patter-
son and O. d. Clark. Other nOtables
present were the secretary Of war.
postmaster general, Robert Wynne, the
new assistant postmaster general.
Theodore W. NOyes. Controller Ridgely.
Judge ThOman Of Chicago. Represent
atives Sherman, McAndrews. Hender-
son. NewlsDds and Sutherland, David
Keith OF Utah and o. S Fender OF
South DaKOta.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
SUTHERLAND DISPLEASED WITH LACEY
(SneciaI tn The HeraldN

to The
II1ASHINGTON, Of
w authorizing secretary Of the
0 be Im
conditions by
be
be in
in
ed in Lake
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Schedule Of Beef Prices.
PLANS MORE TROUBLE
FOR SECRETARY ROOT

Washington, April Ex-senator Gull
berson today introduced two resolu-
tons. one being directed 10 the. secre-
tary Of war, and the other 20 the secre-
tary Of the navy. making inquiry as 10
the cost of the war in the Philippines.
covering the period since May 1855. The
resolutions include request for infor-
nation covering the expense Of trans
portation Of troops. both on land and
on the ocean.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17

r AsHINGTON. April I senator

WASHINGTON. april 1 Senator
VI Kearns gave a dinner -ty last
evening ut the Raleig. hotel
Covers were laid FOR tnirtv-two. and
included the members Of the cabinet
tae president pro tenn. Of the senate,
The speaker of the house and a number
ot senators. representatives. and per
s1Hai friends
The guests met at s o'clock i'm the
private parlor and led by Senator
hFarnS and Senator Frye. walked 70
Che tastetul5 decorated banquet Kali
o1 the ssrord ,1er. A stringed Orches-
ira played lu-nE the dinner. and after
Ward contributed materially TO the sue
cess of the evening
senator Frye occupied the seat of
honor with Speaker Henderson on the
left o.. the host. Tle secretary Of war
and Mr. Hanna followed ON the right.
with The postmaster general and SEN
-,or to-6reii sitting Gloss bv.
Formal atteT-dinre. speeches werl
eliminated bur impromutu addresses
ieok their pI8se. Senator FRYE and
Senator Hanna paid The host graceful
compliments Mr. Hanna referred 10
t4a Utah Of several years ago and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
ArtinIes Of TIE Creed

Washington. April l6--fhe Presbyterian
COMMITTEES on creed revision TODAY nrac-
ticaIIv coruDleted the brief statement Of
doctrine. Today the committee framed
articles on The law. the church and it's
sacraments. the 6nal judgment and mis-
sions and the final Triumph Of the church
articles of the statement and properly
paragraphing and naming them novv VIII
he taken IN. To IS expected this work
via Sc finished iu day or awe. asfer
which the report 81 ne committee F-iH te
ready FOR H., general assembly u he held
IN New York soon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
Colombian Government Anxious
to Placate the Formidable
RevolutionistS.

Colon. Colombia, April 16-It is believed
that the Colombian government is send
ms a commission on the Honda, from
Masdalela, consisting of three prominent
foreigners, with fun authority to arrange
terms and treat for peace with the revo-
lutionists. Besides the government vic
tory TO Soscha. Feb. 8. and the defeats
or General Cri0e-Uribc I'm the depart
ment Of ToliTla. news received here from
Barranquilia today says that Governor
General Rievera recently defeated the in-
surgent sen-~sl. Marin. at Tbigue and
Chacoral, in the same department Cen
eTal Marin has expressed a desire 10 law
down bis arms Il his life and the lives
Of his troops be guaranteed by the gov
eminent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17

Tareutum. Pa. April 16-What threat
ems TO develop into the greatest miners
strike that the Allegheny valley has ever
known WaS begun here today. when 81
miners frau, Tarertum, Creighton
Heights. Natrona- Lccc1buTg. HYDE
Park ana other towns met i'm mass con
venUnn here and voted TO enforce thcir
leuand for 8 scale 81 IS and rccog tien
OF tac unfnn- lite present scale IS 81 =.
8 Commitcc was appointed o. lay the
dcfeiis hefore thc operators. No work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
= , - AAAAAA
ABANDONING A TOWN.
sneciaI u The Herald.


Carbon. WYE. April 1e-Carbon =
= viii be formally and permanently >
= abandoned May I. The machinery >
2 In the mines at sand creek viii ,
? lee removed 90 Hanna. Rock =
. Springs and either coal camps of =
= the Union Pacific company. the >
, stock of goods in the company =
. store viii also be moved away =
= and the three-nhle spur from Car ,
= bon out TO the sand creek mines =
y win De torn uD. Ii is reported ,
> also that the lire from Carbon TO =
= Allen Junction which was for =
? over thirty years part Of the maiz =
= line of the Union Pacific, VIII also =
, be torn Ip.
4%4&&&@A& =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
May Sen Reservation Lands

washington. April 1e-Senator Hawley.
from the committee on military affairs.
today introduced bin providing that
hereafter when any lands on military
reserra lions are deemed. By the secre-
tarr Of war. 20 be useless for military
purposes be shall have power with APP
nrefal Of the president 10 sell them To- The
hieaesf bidder for rash III M lcss flan
iheir appraised value, nrst giving sixty
DAYS notice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
To Preserve Ruins.


TCT1E|IIT
Washington. April i6--The sundry civil
hiH as reported to the senate mas pro-
vision authorizing the expenditure OF
s. t0o for n survey Of the eastern bound
arv Of the Yellowstone park and an ad-
ditionaI appropriation Of secs for pre-
serving Of the Casa Grande ruins ana
leaves undisturbed the BIZ as passed by
the house in which were several items
of considerable Importance 10 Utah. WV
orufne. Colorado Idaho and New Mexico
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
Spain to Be chivaIrous.

London, April 1.-THE Madrid CORE
spondent Of the Standard SAYS the for
eign Office seems willing TO adopt the
suggestion made by several Spanish
newspapers, that steps be taken bT
Spain TO be among the first Of the
foreign governments to recognize the
new regime IN cuba and 10 enter Into
diplomatic relations with the new re-
public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
Keith on his way P9me.

Washington. April 16-Sana ~ learns
TODAY introduced 10 the president Judge
g. w. Bartcn, who Is accompanying his
daughter on an eastern VISIT. y lSia h
Evans Of Utah was also introduced
David Keith. business associate OF the
senator. left Washington late last night
Cor nnrra-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
Ont on ? strike

East Liverpool o.. April 16.-Three han-
dred men az The Chester tiu mills struck
today on account Of dissatisfaction wlth
the new scale offered bv the American
sheet Steel company. which vas 10 ~
Unto effect today Tho IueR were cxnect-
ing the Asaal 81 mated Saale- Instead they
c'aim onr vas offered which Gus their
wages one-third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
Pork Is Expensive.

Prices remain as be.Ore on me follow
ing. Leg of pork. 12izc a pound. picked.
l21.c TO 15c; saper ribs, 12lzc: hooks. sc,
shoulder, Zoe; sliced breakfast bacon. 20c,
drv salt bellies in piece 15c. breakfast
bacon in piece. 15C, whole hams. 15c;
sliced ham, 2oc Picked pigs feet VIII
be Zoe a pound instead Of l2lzc
Formerly three-pound cans Of lard cost
45c. but now SC will be added. Five-pound
cans will be soc instead of 75c, and ten
pound cans, $50 in place of $40.
These are the stationary prices on sun
dries in the shops: Sausage pork. 12izc
q pound ham sausage. l5C, bologna. Zoe.
iiverwurst 10c: weinerwurst. l5c, head
cheese. Joe: brains, 15c; sweetbreads. z0c;
loose lard, 15c: leaf lard, 1Zzc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17

Spring lamb remains at Sl-2s 20 sl.5G per
quarter and mutton liver at 1oC a pound.
The only changes in veal are TO put up
the price OF leg roast from - to Iizc
TO NE; veal stew and breasts from Ice
to 12izc. Loin. leg and rib chops in veal
are from 20c to sc a pound; shoulder
chops. I5c. loaf. &c; veal steaks, &c; and
calves liver 20c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
UP GOES TIE PRICE OF Mat!
Retail Dealers Of Salt Lake Have Decided Upon an Advance
POrerhouse and Loin Steaks Take Upward Shoot
Commoner Cuts Remain the Same

A TER today, thanks to the meat
"A trust, the cost Of living viii be
higher than the high level which the
wave of prosperity brought. juicy por-
terhouse steaks. prime roast beef. sue
Culent spring lamb, toothsome veal am
rare corn beef viii cost several cents 2
pound more than the dealers have been
charging. Even liver viii be charged Tor
al double the old price Pork chops ana
lard are in the raise. Picked pigs feet
because Of the approach OF warm
weather, is the only article in the list TO
suffer d decline.
Fortunately for the families Of moder-
ate means. the wage earners and the
households Of many mouths the com
noner meats viii remain AT the old
prices. For the most part the fancy OF
choice cuts are the things which the re-
tail dealers have selected for playing even
with the packers and wholesalers VINO
have sent prices upward. on the preteNt
that the shortage Of corn in the feeding
belt has made the advance necessary.
Dealers Raise Prices.
At a meeting Of the retail meat dealers
last night the new situation was dis
cusseG and a general movement was in
augurated TO keep pace WITH the call of
the eastern packing houses and the local
wholesalers in sending prices slzyward-
While il was admitted At the meeting
that those who supply the markets have
advanced prices from 20 TO . per cent
il was decided 10 not make the retail
prices IN proportion. for the reason that
il is believed before many weeks have
passed matters viii get back to normal
and the wholesalers viii restore prices TO
where they were until few days ago.
The following schedule of prices in cents
per pound was adopted for all of the
retail meat markets IN the cltE- ana by
psrusinC il consumers may easily figure
how the trust is hitting them:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17

The beef cuts on which prices remain
as before are. Flank steaks. 15c; ham
burger, 12lzc; round steak, l5c; chucks,
l2Ikc. chuck rib roast 121zc: roll corn
beef. 1215c; tripe 10c; kidneys, Zoe; hearts,
15c; oxtails, S1-3c, beef tongues, SOC to
60c: sweetbreads, sc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
What Mutton Costs.

Mutton is up, too, as the following COM
parisOn Of prices will show:
Tn~7p NJ THa1.m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17

A TIER today, thanks to the meat
"A trust, the cost Of living win be
= higher than the high level which the
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COMMITS SIONER EVANS
will Soon Sever His Connection
With The Pension Department.

WAsHINGToN, Mar. l9.-There is
no longer any doubt that Pension
Commissioner Evans will within the
next few mouths, AZ the latest, sever
his connection with the pension
bureau and accept a position which
will be a substantial promotion, but
which has not yet been definitely
selected. It's we'll known that Mr..
Evans has the entire confidence of
the President, and the latter will
not consider the question of his re-
,irement until position entirely
satisfactory TO the commissioner has
been provided. No decision has yet
been reached concerning a successor
to MIR. Evans, nor will any action
be taken until the President is
thoroughly convinced that be has
found man of the same HIGH
characterand sterling worth possess
ed by the present commissioner in
so high a'degrce
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GOVERNOR WHITE
Names the Members OF An Important
Commission.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 10.
Governor White has named the
remaining members of the com
mission of West Virginia citizens to
conclude the purchase of suitable
gift to be placed on the newly built
United States armored cruiser, West
Virginia, when the same shall be
completed.
The commission was created by
Joint resolution Of the session Of the
West Virginia Legislature, session
of 1901, which provided that 50, 500
should be appropriated for the pur-
pose and that the Governor should
name five of n commission of ten,
ne-haf Of the number to be mem
bers of the two houses of tie legIs-
laturc. Three members Of the House
OF Delegates and two Senators
having been selected the Governor
has named the following gentlemen
to complete the commission: Ex-
Governor Or. w. Atkinson, of
Charleston; Hon. G. III. fancy, editor
of the Wheeling Register; Col. j l..
Mclean, of Winfield; Hon. George
f. Evans, editor Of the Martinsburg
Herald, and 7. T. McDougal, editor
of the Ceredo ADVANCE.
The province of this commission
is to complete the purchase of a coat
of arms of the State to be executed
in silver and bronze, the same to be
placed on the forward turrets of the
vessel, with appropriate ceremonies
at some future time. The commission
has 81, 800 to spend and must serve
without pay.
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lOth Dax OF April. 100.

7t THE premises -eii bt vae ol public auction.
lnr JOY. WING rear .-lair- -.tu.f. 900 Walker.
Hr11g,h BOO Wayne County, W'-, Virginia, and
Beginning a,a Iarec white uas bytrc rrhf.
road. CORNER t0 IuH. Ea.H- Formerly u"u.I u.
II. d. Drown. ALSO .U...r IA. fH. iiHIa.. ..Hf.
thence uiIn fUe kfit. I.r. 300 .Itu. ...I -.s. .ry
h.a.E Hf+ AND ".''r r.rn.r n.1r .H. uiI tHp
falieu white oak. tn.u.. IS. slE 7I rods "a. "a
walnut IS. IS ~ rods FOO O. roofs af o. lick bg
Naikcr'- Er1uch. teug. dntu Wa.er'-
branch Or @ small Sycamore. ..euus 900 tre
ght iorEol Waiser- Branch ".t1 t- several
Piym1 u.s. house to thc Wilcox house. thence
up tHe right fork y o1 50 T. l27 rods toa stake
Iu the him1uth Iuc, and WITH tHc same 81.
ll-ii w To- a gum on point boo line of thc Bravo
'5 acres tract, aud with thc same y. Sl W. rods
t0 chestnut oaks on tine side of a knob. =. ~
sapliuR-. n. 81 90 W sO rods 90 chestnut oak
corner 20 James a. Darling, s.. W. TO the
corner of the small tract now owned by I'd
swanson. and known as the Fannie Pcrdue
land and with lines Of same t1 the original
r5Sd hSn eV with s5d in9 9es 81 '9 5bas,
hS rods to white OAK boo the line of the Wilcox
land aud With same S 30 w to the branch;
l1ence down the branch Win Us several mean
drr- to the first crossing of the public road :
thence down tine road with it- several mean
der- according to the deed made by the said
john =. Malcolm. Executor. to maud1 Pcrduc.
to the place of beginning; containing about 100
The sale of This land viii be made les. that
part OF SAID land That was set part to Georgia
Plymalc. widow Of Joe Plymalc. by -. T..
Drown. rrah Rowe and g.. NJ Johnson as
her dover boo said real estate.
said sale viii De- made upon the terms. OF
ouc-third Of One purchase price cash boo hand ou
day uf sale. ouc-third iu Sis G months and
ouc-third In twelve 90 months. purchaser to
give bonds with good pcr-Dual security for the
deferred payments. and the iegai uue viii DC
W. " MAacrM,
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND Knights
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In Chicago last Friday The Ranks
were conferred on Senator Bever-
age and Governor La Toilette, of
Wisconsin.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, in choos-
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two-syllabled name has broken the,
"spcll' that chung around Gage,
Griggs, Long, Hay, Root, Shaw
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JUDGE NATHAN Corr says he is
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THE Schools of Sorbech, Austria,
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A PHILADELPHIA store pays 81 900
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WnEN Colonel Bryan has put a
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Gratis Of the West, What a fine conn
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BooTH HARRINGTON, novelists, is
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Roosevelt "lhe Strenuous One
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A cash girl in a dry-goods store
at Sedalia, Mo-, lit a match to
search for penny she had dropped,
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property.
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Commissioners Sale of Real
Estate.

By Che authority of decree OF sale. made and
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l1J2 wherein a. ". Fi1 maie. administrator of
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PERHAPS Hon. ID. b. Hill thinks
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worse than his support might be.
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COLONEL BRYAN says he wants
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GEN. MILES is. likely 10 be re-
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Az insurgent proclamation bias
lately been found IN The Philippines
which ays the United States is I'm
the midst Of civil war; that the
coal miners have risen against the
government and in a battle at Chica-
go l,Goo soldiers were killed; that
President Roosevelt was to be dc.
posed and CDR" Bryan proclaimed
President March .; that Russia has
declared war against the United
States and that Germany would
- arms and ammunition to the
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PoLITIcs will soon begin to warm
up.
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NV YORK has passed bill
which has banished those who butch
er live pigeons under the guise of
sport. New Jersey is considering a
similar measure. The duty Of the
Trenton leg slators Is plain.