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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21

Gross weight MS, 4S,GlOQoo 59,S3l 900
decrease IN rccelpts"..,.,..l2,50Q head
Decrease In average weight 81 lbs
. Decrease IN gross weight 5.721 900 lbs
IT viii be seen that the decrease Is
really greater than 1t appears to be at
first glance. When we consider the de.
crease In weight In Connection with the
decrease In numbers we have 5000 head
less than a year ago, instead Of 12.5O0---
loss Of nearly 30 per cent in the aggre-
gate live weight There is q still fur.
ther shrinkage In the killing, as a poor
~ finished. half warmed animal will
not dress out as much as the smooth
Wei-fed stun which was common
year ago.
IL Is necessary TO offer the feeders
inducements In the way OF high prices
In order TO get them 10 even half feed
ana when the animal goes on the
shambles there Is such a low percent
age of the choice cuts that high prices
must rule 1t is not likely that there
VIII be any very heavy cattle marketed
until grassers begin to move 10 market
next summer and fall. Feeders who
have stun on hand and plenty Of grass
coming are not disposed to spend money
Tor high-priced corn on which to finish
unless extraordinary inducements are
offered.
1T Is estimated that the present month
VIII be the highest April in point OF
receipts and aggregate weight in sew
eral years. The table given above
shows what We may expect for some
time TO come"
believe high prices for beef will
prevail all sumner and that in sym.
PATTY mutton will also be higher than
a year ago Hog products are very
high and will continue so until next fall.
when no doubt there will be a great
| do not believe that beef
viii shrink In value very much while
the demand remains so great as at
for our statistics show that we
are not increasing In cattle so rapidly
as we are in population, and while
our nation continues prosperous our
people will eat beef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's bank clearings amounted to
s77S,5SZ17, as against 1921, O6l,e5 for the
same day last year.
Minnie y. Martin has sold to Jane NJ.
Plat, for a consideration Of $500 81
by 10 rods Of ground in lot g. block e.
plat G. located near the corner OF Third
and y streets.
Grain dealers claim that the reduce
ton OF the rate on wheat into Utah
from the northwest from Sc 10 40 cents,
was not brought about by the mllers
themselves, but by prominent citizens
who are financially interested in these
properties, This rate shuts out both
northwestern and eastern -four and Il
IS claimed that the big northwestern
mills viii not stand this sort Of thing
There is one milling, concern In Port
land turning out $500 barrels Of flour
per day, while the product from all Of
its properties amount to 5000 barrels
per day, with several such concerns as
this making a kick against the dis
elimination, II is believed that there
viii be some difficulty In the Short
Lines continuing very long n rate that
shuts northwest -four out completely
OF this market.
The contract for the fire PROBING OF
the $4,000 addition TO the telephone
building on State street has been
awarded to the Western Expanded
Metal company
The General Electric comnany report
a goodly number OF deals In prospect,
which are likely to amount 10 consld-
cradle before the summer is over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21

MINING AND MILLING COMPANY,
once and principal place II buslRe,S sal
Lage City, Utah. Notice is hereby ggea
that at meeting OF the directors held On
the 18th day OF April, lgls, an assessments.
fiyo cents per share was levied on 81 The
shares VI the capital stock Of the cdrpOniIoa
Issued and outstanding payable on or before
May 81 1909 10 the Treasurer at HI, Office Of
.. X. Jones & Co.'S bank No. $50 Main Street
Salt Lake City, q tab Any stock upoa Bh.h
tho assessment NAV remain unpall On The
18th day 81 Nay 1909 will be delinquent AL
advertised foF sale VI public auct on and
unless payment IS made before 10 maly o.
tbs shares represented by each certItca
the stock 81 delinquent as may be necessary
will be sold on the 18th day OF June lgg, il
Do'ciock q m. 70 pay the delinquent asNsr
meut together With the cost Of advertising
aud expense OF sale
Nm u. SPRAGUE Secretary.
By order OF the Board OF Directors
Salt Lake City, Utah, April T. lW@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21

( Cor the New York Central az Denver
came Ia from the east this morning on
his way to Boise,
The engineering department Of the
| San Pedro this morning mailed 80 cop
| les Of Saturdays News" to various
parts of the country
The Rio Grande Western and the
Oregon Short Line are having a lively
scramble for the discharged soldier
business from Fort Douglas and Fort
Ducheane
Acting Traffic Manager r. NJ schum-
aker of the Oregon short Line Is ex-
pected TO return tomorrow from San
Francisco, where he has been In con-
sultatlon with Traffic Director Stubs
The Santa Fe has announced that on
June lst it will put on a new l0-hour
train between Kansas city and Denver,
running daily. The train viii be conf
posed OF Pullmans throughout and will
be in addition to the trains now run on
the line,
All previous records for fast running
over distances greater than ten miles
went glmmering down among the
things that We're when the DenveF-Chl-
cag0 special OF the Burlington route
covered li.S miles AZ The rate OF 9S6
miles an hour, This hurst Of speed
was made with q heavy train Of nine
cars from Eckey to Wray, C0lo3 on
March "A the train being in charge Of
Conductor j. II. Burns and Engineer
O'Connell.
a special 60 the Denver News from
Fort Worth says: wv, G., Wheeler OF
Denver. purchasing agent for the Dem
yer-Salt Lake Short Line, promoted by
David MOffat OF Denver arrived here
today He will 90 TO Beaumont tomor-
row. While In Texas he viii negotiate
for bridge and other heavy timber for
immediate use In the construction Of
the road near Denver. Mr., Wheeler
believes that he VIII be able 10 pur-
chase all material here"
The following credited 20 Eli Perkins, |
which Is going the rounds Of the press, |
leads the reader 20 surmlse that Eli |
10 get transportation over the |
Rio Grande lines; yes, the Y. L. has |
the cinch on short California lines |
She ana the straight Northwestern can |
make the fastest time run to the orange |
groves Of California. Then no other |
line has the picturesque Mormons of /
Salt Lake She has the only Weber
canyon and Mormon Temple. She let's
you 90 through Denver and see Pixies
Peak, Greeley and Boulder She takes
you on to old Sacramento and within
an hours ride Of the Yosemite, the big
trees and the bridal veil, and then
down the valley Of the Sacramento,
through pear trees, orange groves and
lllce trees, to the Golden Gate"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
NEW ROAD.
County Commissioners Propose to Ex'
tend Highway No. ia,

The county commissioners this morn
ing decided to open up highway No. IA.
northwest OF the city and extend ii a
distance OF about four miles from It's
present terminus, the southeast corner
OF section 3, township / south, range /
west The road viii be Sc feet wide and
Clerk James was instructed TO notify
the county surveyor to make a survey
Of the same.
The clerk was instructed TO advertise
for bids for sprinklng the county roads
In seven districts, sprinkling TO cover
the period from May 10 to Sept 80, 1902.
the bids TO be In by noon on Monday,
May .. The area TO be sprinkled Is
quite an Increase over that sprinkled
last year.
The salary OF Alex McFarlane, Jr.,
gardener al the county infirmary, was
raised from $40 TO $50 per month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr.. Iangord and Miss GRAVITY APP
pear at the Theater tonight In their
production OF THE Tanning Of the
shrew." Their appearance has been
very widely advertised and big turn
out is looked for especially from the
schools.
The Nat Goodwin engagement at the
Theater closed Saturday night before
"a fourth Ygy large audience Mr.. Good
win was very much gmtided al the sue
cess OF hts SAT- Lake season, though
De said that he ala not expect 10 be
here again for two years. when he
would appear In a play which is now
being written Tor him. His wife.
Maxine Elliott will doubtless appear
during The same season In a pny which
Clyde Fitch has written for her.
Prof. J. J. Mcclellan. who was called
20 Payson last night by the illness on
his father-in-law. expects to return in
time Co meet The members OF the Salt
Lake opera company at Calder's hail
tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
PRES. WHITEON HIGH PRICED MEATS
Speaks OF tn: Scarcity Of Meat and Says Prices Will be High
All Summer.

In connection with this permit me TO
quote from the Chicago Droyers Jour-
nal Of April l2;
There Is no immediate prospect ior
relief In the beef shortage The supply
not only continues 10 be short but Is
rapidly eiminishing a month ago the
Droyers Journal published, under the
caption, A Reason for High Prices, an
article showing an increase In receipts
but decrease IN the average weight.
IL was shown that this fact IN connee-
ton with the expense Of finishing, was
the reason for the continued high price
paid for beef cattle on this market
within the last month and during
the last week especially a change has
taken place IN addition to the de-
crease in average weight there is also
a decrease in receipts which causes the
situation 10 be viewed with alarm by
not few OF the great army OF con-
sumers. A few figures by way OF com
parison viii prove Of interest to those
who wonder why 1t IL that choice por-
terhouse and tenderloln steaks and
other fancy cuts are worth so much
more at present than a year ago
1.-THE table given herewith shows the
receipts and average weights Of this
week, compared with the same week In
1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
SPIKE AND RAN.

The oregon, Short Line has put IN
the track front the main line at Bom-
tiful TO the brick yards.
Travelling Freight Agent Minson Of
the Oregon Short Line went 10 Idaho
this morning
Manager J. y. Iargford ~ the Sali
air road and irsori Is expected % re-
turn from his trip east on Thufeiog
Erwin Tears, Colorado passenger agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
win Use Electric Motors.

Chicago. April IL BY order Of Presl-
dent HILL Great Northern engineers
have taken up the question Of early
utilization Of water In the Cascade
mountains for generation OF electric
power with which TO operate Great
Northern trains across the Cascade
mountains for distance Of a hundred
miles, Is the statement made by the
Tacoma, Washington, correspondent Of
the Inter. Ocean.
During the past month the Great
Northern engineers have been locating
water power rights and power house
rights on the rivers and creeks in the
Cascade mountains contiguous 10 the
two-mie Cascade tunnel. which the
railroad finished last year. The third
rail system viii be used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
SAVED BUFFALos' LivEs.
Heroic Deed by Hal 3. Ray of the
Great Rock Island Route,

Anyone gazing up to the trim figure
Of Hal s. Ray, the new general agent
or the passenger department OF the
Rock Island at Denver who came over
10 Salt Lake on his first trip 10 install
would little imagine that the
latest importation TO the west
from Philadelphia was the CEN
ter Of attraction at Kansas
city recently on the occasion OF the es-
cape Of three buffalos from stock
car when at the risk OF his life he
saved the three animals from annihi-
lation al the hands Of half a dozen
British tourists.
Ii appears that the animals were go
Ing east 10 be placed IN "A public park
ana while they were being unloaded
on runway in one OF the depots,
they broke away and went cayOrtlng
down the track In the direction OF a
westbound passenger train TT the tail
end Of which was private car In
which We're some Britlshers going TO
the Rockies for some bear shooting
one Of the subjects Of King Edward
saw them coming and after a critical
inspection through his monocle raised
the alarm. "I}a 'Jove. ere come some
bioomin bison, ye knoaw" he * said
70 have exclaimed With that there
was a lively scramble among the Wallets
OF the distinguished PARTY for their
masters gun cases Two minutes later
the aggregation Of tourists had tumbled
out on 10 the track the train was
standing on the siding and lined ~
preparatory 10 giving the royers OF the
lrairle q warm reception with explosive
bullets.
Ae this juncture Ray, who was on ths
train and had seen buffalo IN Centray
park, rushed forward and with the aid
OF the conductor and train crew
knocked up the guns Of the Brltishera
and then asked them whether they
wanted 20 decimate the Kansas CITY
dairy farm. Explanations followed and
IN due season the Britishers reached
Denver having sworn a solemn oath not
TO give the story away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
OIL MINING CLAIMS
sun committee of House Committee
On Mines and Mining VIII RI.
port Adversely Congressman
su'herIand's Bill Relating 70
the Same,

Washington, D. c. April gl.-Tb.
subcommittee Of the house committee
on mines and mining decided to make
an adverse report on Congeamss
su,herland's bin to define what SHAH
constitute a discovery of and proqsiIag
for assessments on oil mining claims.
The committee says that there is no
need for such action as the law at pres.
ent Is sufficient to cover what this bill
Is intended.
Governor Frank Hunt Of Idaho. ar.
rived here yesterday He will testify
before the Philippine committee Of Sen.
ate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
DELINQUENT NOrlcE.

LA RENE MINING COMPANY
Principal place OF business Salt LAKE
city, Utah. Notice There are de.In,
quent upon the following described
stock. on account Of assessment NO. '
Of one % cent per share levied on Ine
18th day OF March. 1902 payable Cd OF
before April TO- 1902 the se,elal
amounts set opposite the names OF une
respective shareholders as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
Wise Tylerites.

Tyler, Tex, April 2l.-The Cotton Belt
line has been enjoined from moving It's
Offices from this place 10 TeXarRuna,
whore the ground has been purchased
and work begun on a five story office
building. The injunction is based on
the allegation that the road has a con-
tract with the citizens of this place
which makes 70 obligatory Tor Il 20 keep
The general Offices here alWaNa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
y. Y. c. Freight Sheds Burned.

Buffalo n. Y, April 2l.-The freight
sheds on Greene street below the New
York Central railway, Exchange street
station were burned early today. They
were occupied by the American. G.. S.
Canadian and National Express COM
panies and We're said 10 have been
well filled with freight Five cars
OF express freight which were being
unloaded several rows Of train
sheds erected for the Pan-Amer-
lean trafic. a number OF cars. mail
ana passengers. and the building IN
which was located the commissary de-
partment Of The New York Central and
Lake Shore roads, We're also destroyed.
IL Is said the loss win exceed $3.50. 000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
AFTER MEAT TRUsE.
Central Labor Union of Boston Takes
Matter Up.

Boston, April 2l.-The delegates to
the Central Labor Union representing
organized labor in this city, adopted
resolutions calling attention to the adj
vance in the price OF meat by six firms
In the meat and provision business
otherwise known as the beef trust" and
requesting the attorney general OF the
United States TO take measures that
will compel the said firms to discon-
tlnue their nefarious practice"
Congress also Is requested TO pass the
bill TO remove the tariff on fresh meats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
willard Quarantined.

The following circular under date 81
April Is has been issued by the general
passenger department OF the oregon
Short Line;
Owing 90 quarantine at Willard Utah.
on account Of smallpox, effective az
once, no tickets should be- sold TO WI
lara until further advised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
SUPREME COURT DENIES.
lsnecinl 10 the oNews.,l

NNNN'IiI 70 IIV NVWa'
Washington, d. G., April 2l.-The
supreme court today denied the writ Of
certiorari cases Of Bunker Hill and Sui
Ivan Mining and Concentrating COM
pany VS. Empire State idaho Mining and
Developing company which were APP
pealed from court of Idaho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21

And In accordance with law alp ~ ~
order OF the board Of directors maui ~,
the 18TH day Of March, 1902 50 ii"S ~
shares Of each parcel Of such s'o," ne ss
may be necessary, will be 500 a! ny, ny
office Of No. 2i7 Atlas block, salt l ;1S
City Utah. on the 7th day Of Nay ~ ~
AZ the hour Of 9 o'clock p. M 70 f ,c
delinquent assessments lhe!egn and
Qether with the cost OF adgeI.,6sl,yS '
expense OF sale A. II. PEs s'.itl,y
Location Of Office, Commercial 40
tional bank,
Dated April 81, lsO2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21

This morning Detective Chase re-
ceived from Warden NJ. G. Aguirre Of
the San Quentin prison in California,
Harry Pools record and two pictures
of him. Pool entered the prison there
on March 20 1890, for robbery and
served three years His prison number
was li,047.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21

Consult County CLERK oI VIZ
slsners Tor further Information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. I Axe
hate division, In and for ssu .,atisr
cauntv state OF Utah. In the me Ia.
Of ne estate OF Lorenzo sny %, oollyer
e. ceased. Notice. The petition u St Of
q SNOW administrator Of me $50 a,' FOR a
LORENZO snow. deceased, pfayinllsa AM Of
psrtIaI distribution Of the i .,s'S bas
ssI5 estate to the persons en' l. me- sni
been set for hearing on Fflaa5 Cook
dsv OF May. A. D., 1862 az 'g iiogse in
" m AZ the County court nm IN SAT-
sbe Court Room OF said CoulI Ttah
lake city. Salt Lake County, gs,,u-s with
W witness the Clerk Of said Syp,si this
the seal thereof ann n 'isia
fseaiA elst day Of April, a a. cclerk.
''"' JOHN JANIS, SSsrg.
Nv q Frank Emery, Depnls .y y Tor
snow & Bowman. at'orHe
petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21

WANTED Fifty young ladies for
chorus % CoRiANTON. good dancers
and erunetios preferred Apply Social
hpil state street, from o to Ii a. m.
aud 2 TO 3 p m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
DIED.

MlLIER.--of disorder OF the stomach,
Clifton Earl, son OF Henry W. and
Annie Leonard Miller: born June Is
1888; died, April II, 1902, at Parker.
Idaho.
GROVER. - OF typhold-pneumonla.
Charles, son OF Edward p. and Fanny
Clawson Grover; born. Feb %, 1857;
died, April II. 1902, at Parker. Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
DEATH OF AN INFANT,

Hermanas b. Denkers, the li.months-
old baby Of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Dem
kers, died this morning. The funeral
win be held from the Fifth ward meet
Ing house tomorrow afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
quarrel believe that ii was over Por-
tia, the girl who left her home,
Joseph STANFORD HOME.

County Commissioner Joseph stan
ford, who has been In very III hea!th
for the past few months, has returned
from California much improved IN
health He attended the meeting OF the
board this morning and presided for
the first time In several months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
FOUND
ASSESSMENT No. 10.

BICYCLE. AT 32l W. 9TH South CAN
be had by identifying and pay lng cost Of adv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

Consult County Clerk Of the ie'P'''
slsners FOR further Information
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
HOODS
Jarsoparilla

$ sold BY all druggists. Prepared only
~ L l. HOOD a co. Lowell. Mass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-21
Pf~Es RECORD RECEIVED.

the city with her parents in about q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-22
THE ELUSIVE
SEATTLE OUTLAW

SEATTLE Wash). July st is
simply incomprchensible that Harry
Tracy, outlaw, man killer. philosopher
gallant and general, passed through to-
day without being riddled with bullets.
He has done things that no other man
would dare attempt and he has passed
through unscathcd.
train with a posse passed within 10
feet of him. Sixteen armed men had
him surrounded in the Gerrell5 house.
two miles from Renton, and yet he
slipped away from them like a phan-
tom. Renton liz on Lake Washington.
about II or Is miles east OF Seattle.
Bloodhounds have been within 600
yards of him. with 20 armed men back
OF them, yet Tracy waved his hat at
his pursuers and disappeared in the
brush. He bothered the bloodhounds
by using red pepper and laughed at
the Joke. He passed through 'Renton
in the middle OF the evening in plain
view OF so people and not hand was
raised to stop him. lie Is now hiding
| in the brush.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-22
MANY WILL
SEE FAIRS
Island People to
Come This
Week.

Every steamer from the other Islands
tells the same story ~ people intend
ing TO come here for the purpose Of
taking In the two fairs OF next week
There are from several points eNcur-
HJns In prospect. and the people are
contemplating a great deal OF enjoy
ment out Of the agricultural exposition
and the merchants exhibit which Will
accompany IL.
Commissioners Taylor has about ar
ranged for the displaying Of the va
rious exhibits which are to be placed
in the Drill Shed. one of the new
displays is that of the Volcano water
Company which will show quantity
OF the mineral water which is now be-
ing exported in great quantities 10 the
mainland from Puma.
The stage end OF the hall will be de-
voted to the exhibits from the farm of
the Kamehameha School. There will
be made a careful display OF the prod
ucts of the young men there and this
will be one of the features of the en-
tire show. Another exhibit which will
be of size and merit will be that Of
Taroena and Other taro products. There
win be a striking exhibit Of mats and
hats and the display of corn, melons.
potatoes and other vegetables will be
very wide and valuable. Maui will
make the largest display ana Kona
will be among the best of the out-of-
town contributors.
Governor Duie who. returned from
Maui yesterday, found that there was
much interest felt in the fair. and that
h.Na mod anl lar af