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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
ILLINOIS COAL COMBINE.
Investigations Begun by HamIfn and
Aldermanic Committee Merged,

Chicago. Dec 3l.---The investigations
begun yesterday by Atty. Gen, hamlin
and by the aldermanlc committee to
determine the cause of the coal famine
in this city were merged today when
the subcommittee consisting OF Al
dermen Rice. Friestadt, Palmer and
Jones went into conference with the
attorney general TO the end that they
work intelligently and together.
The inquiry has not as yet brought
out evidence of conspiracy between
dealers or on the part of railroads or
Of both, although some of the former
have been shown TO have on hand
thousands Of tons OF coal They, how
ever, claim that II is for contracts all
ready made and not their own.
The attorney general says that II Il
can be shown the coal Is really not
held for contracts, the dealers can be
prosecuted for Withholding II from the
market. Several railroad men declared
their roads were giving coal prefer
ence over dead freight and produced
figures TO show that II was being dis
posed of as fast as received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
GANG OF ToBAcCo sMUGGLERs
Collector Of Port of New York BE-
lieves He Has Discovered One.

New York. Dec. 3i.-Tbe Evening
Post says:
Nevada p. Stranaham, collector OK
the port, from certain evidence in his
hands, believes there Is a regular or
ganized gang Of tobacco smugglers en-
gagged in bringing the leaf into this
country on the north Atlantic passen-
ser liners. He Is satisfied that he knows
the principals In the Illegal traffic and
he Is preparing now TO close the nets
around them and arrest the ring-lead-
ers In the scheme and as many OF their
tools and underlings as he can lay
hands on, and find legal proof against
In line with his plan to root out the
evil many seizures Of tobacco have been
made recently. Mr.. Stranaham said to-
day:
Practically every month since have
been In Office seizures of snuggled TO-
Lacco have been made. Always II has
been sumatra wrappers. on which the
duty IL sl.Ss a pound, Every evidence
POINTS TO an organized trade and am
satisfied that ! know the men behind
e. The stokers and sailors whom We
have arrested and convicted have had
their fines paid In every case"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
BLACK BEss SUED.
y. w. Langley Wants Writ of Man
damus 10 Issue.

John w. Langley today filed a petit
ton In the district court for a writ Of
iaandamus to issue against the Black
Beas Mining company, A. Hanauer, Jr,
president, and J. A. Mahon, secretary
of raid company, to compel defendants
TO issue to him 1900 shares Of stock In
defendant company TO which he claims
he is entitled by purchase. Plaintiff
alleges that he has been the owner of
5000 shares Of said stock since the Or
ganIzation OF the company, and that
he purchased 1000 shares from J. p.
SpaldIng on Dec. 30, 1902.
He alleges that he has demanded that
said stock be transferred to him but
defendants wrongfully failed and re-
fused to make the transfer. The reason
q the refusal to transfer the stock u
alleged TO be because defendants Han
auer and Mahon have illegally issued q
large amount Of the stock TO persons
not entitled thereto and, in connection
with the stock remaining In the treas
TRY, have thereby formed a pool and
have raised said stock above its true
value and have thus prevented plaintiff
from securing his stock.
Judge Hall issued an alternate writ OF
mandamus against defendants return
able on Jan. Q. 1903, at 10 o'clock.
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FIRE FlEND AT OGDEN.
Damage to Broom Factory Criminal
Court Settings.
1sneclal 10 the dNews.o)


ogden, Dec. Bl.AAbout Q o'clock last
night IRE was discovered In the og-
den broom factory. The IRE ladies
we're promptly on hand, and attempted
TO extlnguish the flames with the
chemical IN order 10 avoid damaging
the goods and building, This proved
insufficient ana they We're compelled 10
use water In order to control the IRE,
hich was soon subdued II Is sup
pCsed the fire was the result OF a de-
fectlve fue. The damage to the goods
and building will amount 10 about W.
Geo.
CRIMINAL COURT SETTINGS
In tie district rourt before Judge
Rolapp this morning the following ar
relgnmcnts and settings were made;
Frank Wells was arralgned on the
charge OF housebreakng 70 when
charge he entered plea Of not gullty,
Case SET for trial Jan 9. 1903 Charles
etout was appointed 10 defend the acp-
cused.
Samuel stears and Edward Lowe
each entered a Plea OF not guilty TO
tho charge OF assault With Intent 10
commit robbery. Rearing pet for Jan.
S. 1903. V. &. punnell was appointed
to defend the prisoners
Cornelius McGea and a. ]. Keenan,
also each entered pleas Of not guilty. 70
the charge Of attempt to commit ROD
berg, Hearing sct for ian. IL. 1893,
Herman Korf, the man who shot Tom
Newey, entered a plea Of guilty TO the
charge OF assault with a deadly weap-
IN Sentence SCI. for Jan. b 1908.
Mike Murray, the Italian who shot q
fellow couniryman named Michael
Whalen In q Twenty-nfth street saloon,
was given TN Jan. s. 1893 10 plead to
the charge of granddaughter. Hearing
sol for Jan. iG, 1903. Atty. Macmillan
win defend Murray.
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| MINING DEAL
| CONSUMMATEO
Prof. W. H. TibbaIs Buys Tw
Claims for $4,000.
ARE LOCATED AT BINGHAM
Edward MeCarrtck, the We'll known
Mining Operator, Ia the
vendor,

For Il consideration Of $1,000, deal
was contaminated this afternoon N
which Prof. w. II. Tibbals was the pui-
chaser, for eastern clients, OF TWO pa,
tented mining claims in Bingham
The claims are the Frida and Papea,
located near the Dewey mine. The nrs,
payment was made upon the signing q
The papers and the deeds to the prop
erty were placed in escrow. the pal
ance Is TO be paid In 60 and 80 days.
Considerable development has Deen
done, enough 70 show that the property
Is of considerable value. good VEN
OF copper ore is exposed In the work
ings. ,.,. 49,
The vendor is Edward McCarrlck, the
well known Salt Lake mining operator
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PERSONALS.

George Y. Wallace has returned from
his Boston trip.
Mrs. III. p. Myton Is at the Knutsiord
10 spend the holidays from White
Rocks.
A. G. Clemow and w. 7. Oster, Gus
ter, Idaho. mining men. are guests al
the Cullen.
Walter Nickum is In northwestern
Montana setting w switchboards loi
the II. NJ. Bell Telephone company.
Treasurer Lewis Hall of the Pacific a
Idaho Northern Is registered at che
Knutsford hotel from Wieser.
W. +. Bouton of the Consolidated
Wagon a. Machine company, takes q
position with the Ogden Implement
company tomorrow,
Capt. Slngiser OF Salmon city, has re-
turned from a months absence In the
east, much Of the time being spent In
New York, and Is at the knutsford'
The captain says more attention is be-
Ing given to the west by eastern people
than ever before. 1t Is being realized
that there Is really something out here
to become interested In.
President Samuel Petersen Of the
Utah Implement company has resigned
and will associate himself with the
Boise Implement company Mr.. Peters
sen will remove shortly to Boise to iivs
for climatic reasons
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NO NEW TRIAL.
C0nrt So Decides In the Famous
Norton Estate Case.

Judge Morse today oyerruled plain
TINS motion for a new trial In the fam
Gus Norton estate case, entitled Will
liam II. Felkner ct al VS. John u. Dooly,
and the unknown heirs Of Wilson Nor
ton and Margaret Norton, deceased.
che suit was originally brought to re-
cover certain funds due plaintiffs from
William A. Norton. and alleged to be
held by John Il. Dooly, In trust for
Norton, the same having been received
by DoOly from the sale Of mining prop
erty In Idaho, which was mortgaged by
Norton TO defendant Dooly. On Dec.
10, 1895, the trial court repdered judy
ment In favor Of defendants dismissing
the case against them. An appeal was
taken 10 the supreme court and the
Judgment OF the lower court was re-
yersed with Instructions TO grant a
new trial. A second trial was had and
resulted In similar judgment being
rendered by Judge Morse on Oct. Is,
1907, who dismissed the action OH the
ground that 1t was barred by the
statute Of limitations. A motion for q
new trial was again made and was to-
day overruled by the court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
HoMEF0R RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Referendum Vote Fayors IL.

Peoria. H.. Dec. sl.--The referendum
vote Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firemen on the $4,000 appropriation for
The erection OF home for aged and dis
abled railway emplyes has been couat-
ed and was passed by 10000 majority.
The home Is located al Highland park
a suburb Of Chicago. but II has been de-
cided TO secure another location. The
tfainmen and conductors al their last
conventions appropriated $4,000 each
and the total OF $1,000 win be used IN
the purchase Of ground and the erection
Of suitable building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
REPORT ADOPTED.
Water Committee Of Commercial Club
Sabmits It's Findings.

The board OF governors Of the Com
nlercial club approved and adopted last
aight the report OF the executive COM
mittee OF the general water committee,
and continued the whole committee.
With The committee on laws and leglsla-
ton associated. 20 help secure the need
ID legislation The latter committee
consists Of Orlando w. Powers. chair
nan, Frank r. Stephesn, Benncr X.
Smith. Frank Knox William 4 Sher-
nan, Richard x Thomas, Louis COIN,
As this mornings papers did not
print the report Of the executive water
committee, News" representative
asked for the same Cor publication, but
was denied the privilege.
The board az governors has eiecie
The following eiiiyers 70 membership II
The club Jas. w. Neil, 4. :. Ferry, j
Fewyon Smith. Jr.. W. y. stanley, r
!: Hageabarth. q salt Lake city: q
s. lneersoi Of Eureka,
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New schedule Of Wages on d. L. 4 W

New York. Dec 31.--Beginning to-
morrow a new schedule Of wages will
20 into effect on the Delaware. Iacka-
wanna and Western railroad that win
increase substantially the pay OF a
large percentage Of the employees In ali
departments OF the road. The percen.
tages OF increase vary In different de.
partmnts and with different men or
classes OF employees. According 10 an
official statement the new schedules
taken In connection with previous in.
creases made during the year 1909. viii
make the total increases approximate
what other roads located In the terri
tory through which the Lackawanna
road runs. have done In this direction.
President Truesdale would not state
definitely what the increases viii aggre.
gate per month or year, but II was as
certained that they will approximate
100000 per month.
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sailing and retailing Of such liqaor b.
conducted upon the same premises IN.
der the same roof and upon he zane
floor.
Section 2, This ordinance shall TAX.
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council Of Mt
Lake City, Utah, December 18th I've
and sferred to the Mayor for BIS ~
p'' 10. NYsTRoN,
City RecOrds,
Approved this Slst day OF Dec lS'
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayo
State Of Utah, City and cOanlye
Salt Lake, 50.
i. j. o. Nystrom, City Recorder I
Salt Lake City, Utah. do hereby cellE
that the above and foregoing Is W
true and correct copy OF an oraram
entitled. "An ordinance fixing The \
cense required OF liquor dealers W
deal both at wholesale and Telsll Wy
the same premises, and amending
ordinance In relation to the sac o. y, "
toxIcatIng liquors. passed BY the w
Council December 18th, lsVz ana x
proved by the Mayor December ~
1902" a.,
Passed by the City Council o. y, ~
Lake city, Utah. December 5s'n. q
and approved by the Mayor pso +, !,
slst, 1902, as appears Of record u 7"
Office. ~. ,.,.,,,
set my hand and affixed the eorpq ~
seal OF said City, this Slst gay Y
cember, 1902. "a
tseaD. .,vcrpou
city Rscorda
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
new CITY IS
INCORPORATED.
Murray's Papers Filed With Secre-
tary Of State
ALSO WITH THE RECORDER
Documents TO be Advertised Fl New Of
ALSO WITH THE RECORDER.
Documents 10 be Advertised = New OF
ncials WIN Assume Their Places
on Monday.

The Incorporation papers Of The new
city of Murray were filed In the office
OF the secretary OF state by County
Clerk James this afternoon. The papers
include all the files and records in con-
nection with the incorporation, begin
ming with the original petition Of the
Incorporation of the town, which was
filed with the county commissioners
A COPY Of the papers was also
filed, as required by law In the county
recorders office today.
The secretary OF state VIII advertise
the documents in the statutory man
ner and the new officials viii assume
the duties of their Offices on next Mon
lay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
Isaac waddelrs win.

The will OF Isaac NJ waddell, de-
ceased, was filed for probate yesterday
afternoon in the district court, together
with the petition of Mrs. Leona r. l..
Waddell, widow Of deceased, asking
that che be appointed executrix OF the
estate. according TO the provisions OF
the win The estate consists Of real
and personal property In this city,
valued at $500. and l,i00 acres of uu-
improved land in Fremont county,
Idaho. The petition will be heard by
Judge Hall on Friday, Jan. lG. 1903
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division. In and for Salt Lake
County. State Of Utah. In the matter
Of the estate Of Nabble Y. Clawson. de-
ceased Notice. The petition for ap-
prevail and settlement OF the account
of the administrator OF the estate OF
Nabbie Y. Clawsch, deceased, and for
authority TO borrow money has been
set for hearing on Friday the 18th day
OF January, A. d. 1908 at ten o'clock a.
IN. at the County Court House, In the
Court Room Of said Court. In Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court with
the seal thereof affixed this 3lst day Of
December, A. ID. 1902
tSeal) JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY ]. 4. Eldredge. Jr., Deputy Clerk.
Young & Moyle, Attorneys for Peti-
TONER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
SMOKE CONSUMERS.
New Ones Installed IN City and County
Building.

The new smoke consumers have been
installed In the city and county build
ing furnace and full test Will be made
tomorrow one Of the stokers has been
in use for several days and the smoke
has been reduced to about one-halt It's
former volume and the consumer mas
been pronounced success. Win me
addition OF the other stoker tomorrow II
is expected that the smoke VIII be re-
dtced TO a minimum.
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TsTpVTRV7l|OWN
SUES HER FATHER
Ex-senator is Further Involved 10
/ Litigation
DAUGHTER WANTS $4,000.
Alleged TO be Due Her as 'A"' '"
property stipulated in "r'-
ten Agreement

Ex-senator Arthur Brown has pee.
made defendant in suit iiled aga'ns'
him in the district court by ms uausn.
ter. Alice Brown, to recover the sum -
$1,000, alleged to be due upon a written ven
agreement between defendant ana Ms
former wife, Lydia C. Brown, the noun
or Of plaintiff. The complaint alleges
that on April 10, 1880, the defendant ana
tho mother of plaintiff, entered inlo
contract whereby defendant unuer,Ooh'
Tor valuable consideration, ana pioh-
ised TO deliver 10 Alice Brown, piuln
tiff herein. certain real and personal
property al the time she should peeone
of aye. reserving, however, the righl W
sail The property and use the money
and 10 nay to plaintiff the value there.
of and to add TO that amount supio'an ~
in cash to make the sum 10 pe pau
5000. ., ,,or,,,
has been sold and the money usea py
defendant; that he has never denied i.ie
trust or repudiated the right OF plain
tiff 10 recover. Plaintiff, who resides III
chicago. became OF the age OF II years
on Feb %. 1895, and there was due y
her at that time the sum OF so'VuV rom
defandant upon the contract given
above, but defendant was unable 10 pay
II, so the time Of payment has peer
continued from time to time by asree'
ment between plaintiff and defendant.
No part OF the $1,000 has been PAID w
10 the present. but defendant has pro-
yided for the support and maintenance
OF plaintiff from that date until now
sums equivalent TO the interest on tne
said amount. Plaintiff therefore ask
Judgment against her father for so,vV'
and costs OF suit. ~
AT the hearing on the motion fqi
temporary allmony In Judge Hail
court on Monday In the suit brought
by the present Mrs. Brown against SEN
ator Brown. the above obligation was
mentioned by the senator on the wit
ness stand as part Of his Indebtedness
which he would like to pay, but coulc
not at the present time owing to bis
financial difficulties.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The gross earnings Of the Rio Grande
system for the second week Of Deem
Der were 1881. 900, an increase over the
same week last year OF sls.3oo.
A circular has been issued by some
Of the western roads prohibiting any
official from appointing relative in
any offlciAi'capacity In one OF the varl-
Gus departments Of the system. This
latest order can be regarded as fore.
runner of;ghe railroad millennium.
From a letter received from New
York by railroad man al Rawlins the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31
Colonist Rates.

The Rio Grande and the oregon Short
Line passenger departments announce
that the regular colonists rates will go
into effect Feb IL in connection with
the lines out OF Chicago. The rates
will hold good until April &c. From
Chicago to Utah points and Pocatello,
Idaho, will be $50, while from Missouri
river points the fare will be $40 lower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31

Turned out on short notice at the
peseret News. A big shipment OF new
types ans supplies just In. Our facilltiea
for letter heads bill heads. tags. en-.
ytlopes, pads, etc. ETC.. are unexcelisa
by any establishment In the West
THE DESERET NEWS
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Line from RnMlins.

The Casper Tribune gives the follow
ing bit Of news: "A report has been
received from Lander to the effect that
the Henderson OIL company, which has
been operating extensively In that sec
ton, developing its oil resources. Is ar
ranging TO construct railroad either
from Casper or from the Union Pacific
as soon as rs oil wells have been put
down. A syndicate Of English capital
lists is back Of the company. which Is
pushing oil developments as rapidly as
possible Every web so far sunk has
proved to be producer and most Of
them are kushers. As fast as the oil
is reached abe wells are plugged"
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Judgment for Defendant.

The jury in the case Of George Clutch,
administrator OF the estate OF Charles
II. Thorne, VS. the Union Pacific Coal
company, yesterday afternoon brought
In a verdict for defendant. In accord
snce with the instructions Of Judge
Marshall.
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British Military o ender, Released

Delhi. India, Dec. 3i--1n commemor
alton OF the coronation, dul'bar orderg
have been issued 10 release certain
classes Of military offenders and 1919
prisoners who are In civil jsils.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respec.
tive signers for further information.

Consult County Clerk or the respec.
tive signers for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division In and for Salt Lake
County. state OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate Of Ellen c. Clawson. de-
ceased. Notice. The Petition for APP
proval and settlement of the annual
account OF the executors OF the estate
of Ellen G. Clawson, deceased and Pc
tition for authority to borrow money
has been set for hearing on Friday, the
10Th day OF January, A. ID. 1908, AZ ten
o'clock a. m. at the County Court
House,in the Court Room Of said Court.
ia salt Lake City, Salt Lake County.
Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court with
the seal thereof affixed this Slst day
Of December, A. ID. 1902.
(Seal.) JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
BY j. U. Eldredge. Jr., Deputy Clerk.
Young & Moyle. Attorneys for Peti-
TONERS.
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PENSIONS GRANTED.
fsnncinl No the oNews. D

ISpec1uI 70 INC lNV""
Washington, D. c. Dec. d.-Penslons
granted archaeological. war Win
Spain: william S, Miller, Moscow, w
Increase Joseph NJ. Ruppi Pocateiio'
s.. 800,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jared MAN,
Mo Horn Si2
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Edward weatherby Dead.

London. Dec. Si.--Edward Weather.
by, former secretary OF the Jockey club,
aud publisher Of the Racing Calendar,
the official organ OF the club, is dead.
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THE STANDARD.

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school room2 II not, you are not
up TO date. II Is the largest,
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In all respects yet Issued.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

By leased wire to A. A. gibson
g. Co, 2l5 South Main street)
wednesday, Dec. 81, 1902.
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Too Late for Classification.
FOR RENT.

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East $40 90 uer month
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NOTICE,

There will be no session OF New York
Stocks or Grain tomorrow, Jan. /, 1893.
New Years Day.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued. Send to Deseret News
Book Store, salt Lake City. Utah, for
free copy. Special terms to dealers.
agents and canvasssrs.
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLA

Increased attention IS being given 10
The chemistry OF storage batteries, and
mr.. A. L. March foresees that lead
cells VIII be given considerably longer
IRE and greaetr reliability He thinks
that such cells win retain their place
as an auxiliary for electric light and
power stations, although other metals
may supplant the lead. Tor automobiles
Edison's nickel cell should do what is
claimed for Ii, and silver would have
sreat advantages for traction batteries
Y It's cost should DO sufficiently reduced.
The power of lead automobile batte-
~ weighing about $50 pounds can be
had from silver battery requiring
about 70 pounds or less Of silver oxide.
No extraordinary eheapening OF silver
nitrate is necessary 10 make such a
battery economical, and 1t would of
FER long life, high efficiency. and easy
keeping In order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-31

A French industry Is the conversion
OF old shoes into paste which Is trans.
formed into morocco like imitation
leather. This is used for wall papers,
trunk coverings, etc.