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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
the government between Chicago and
San Francisco.

the government between Chicago and
San Francisco.
Travelling Passenger Agent Timothy
Nee Of the Rio Graude lines at san
Francisco win go 70 Los Angeles to
take charge Of the agency Of the gem
eral passenger department.
The Junior member Of the firm OF
Nichols a Ounce, the Boston WOOL brOk-
ers. Is expected 10 arrive IN salt Lake
tomorrow. II is his intention to lo0k
Thoroughly into the wool situation here
ere returning home.
@. n. Brlce r. beginning TO reap the adj
vantage OF his foresight In buying three
weeks ago, several large tracts OF land
west Of the river and where he belieY.
the Short Line would eventually need
land. The railroad company has Just
bought a right Of way through Mr.
Brice's property for $500.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
road has placed export flour on a level
with wheat IN the matter Of transpor-
tation charges This action, according
20 the Record Herald which makes the
announcement WIN be followed by all
western lines with similar rates, and
means n saving Of millions yearly to
the mills Of the northwest
Freight rates on dressed beef and live
bceves from Missouri river points are
TO be restored after July 20 what they
were prior to June &c. 1901 This will
mean an advance on each class Of
freight Of about cents The meeting
Of the executive officers Of the vest
ern roads at Chicago had the matter
under consideration, and the result was
the agreement TO restore former
charges.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OFFICE OF THE DESERhi ~ IA
cultural q Manufactures socsV 'cy.
10 Hooper Building. salt lAhs " n,
May Sth, 1902. Sealed prup,o,ss.cnS, m
the erection Of a Frame blllalIi' pad
the above society al Agriculture scan
will be received until Y oeiooN ,, o
Saturday, May nth, 1905, az ,ns oSr,,nsi
tys Office az above. and viii Ds W y, ne
at 3 o'clock y. m. May l'th' is'-'
socIety's office as above. a. Ca
Plans and specifications may IA 81
al the Office OF the socieH ne n
Hooper Building, and a ihe e, ' alao,sf'
w. +. Ware. Architect NO ''
Building cent q.
A certified check for Eve ls' omnarJ
the amount OF the bid must ~ ~ ys..,cieis
each hid 10 be forfeited TO uns ,sr nli
In case the contractor fails 70 s ner bar
a contract within three days ai''
ing been awarded the contiaes5 uithIi
The building TO be- compls,'s .Srarllrg
twenty DAYS from the date u
the contract. .,.sot PIE
A bond OF one half the coh' me fsli'
must he furnished 10 sec,lIy ~
ful performance Of the coh'lss,,h, 10 r.
The society reserves the ls
ject any or all bids. n,,v prea
NELSON a. EMPEf,,, s sci sect
sEPTIMUs W. sb'Ni
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ADVERTISING
ATTRACTIONS.
Rio Grande Passenger Department
Issues New Publications.
UTAH COMES IN FOR SHARE
D. A. Benton Kept Bnsy Unpacklng
Blg Parcel OF Literature for Dis-
iribution-- HaiIroad News.

]. A. Benton, general agent Of the
passenger department Of the Rio
Grande lines in Salt Lake, has been
giving a correct imitation Of real
busy man since May J. In addition to
the new duties that have been thrust
upon him he has been today unpaoking
case of generous proportions just re-
ceived from Denver and containing the
latest publications that have been is
sued from the general passenger depart
ment A feature OF the very handsome
advertising matter is that the natural
attractions and beauties Of Colorado
and Utah are set forth under one cover.
In addition TO the tenth 100000 edition
of utah" which has been revised and
contains number Of halftonts, there
are number Of booklets and pamph-
lets for free distribution which VIII un-
doubtedly be In demand by those who
have friends In the east. The Natural
Resources Of Colorado and Utah" con-
tains an excellent map OF the country |
tributary 10 the Denver a Rio Grande |
and the Rio Grande Western In addl- |
tlon TO a good writeup OF Colorado and |
Utah. Panoramic views along the |
lines Of the Denver & Rio Grande and |
the Rio Grande Western Is another
publication that viii be In demand, |
While Camping In the Rocky Noun
tains' with its fund OF Information and |
tempting pictures viii appeal to every
one who contemplates escaping from
the heat this summer. Then too there
Is q handy book containing maps Of
every mining district In Utah with an
outline history Of the camps from the
pen OF Don Mcguire NJ f.. while sew
eral thousand copies OF Lands Of
Utah can be had on application.
The Rio Grande lines propose TO push
the advertising matter 10 the front
with the result that thousands OF copies
OF booklets will be scattered all over
the country this summer
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TRIBE ACCEPTED.
SATISFIED WITH JURY.
State and Defense Both Pleased al
Work Tins Far,

AS the jury stood this morning The
lawyers for the defense and state we're
more than well satisfied with the Sc
leotions made.
The Stewards and Mr. Echnor say
that so far the Jury Is way above the
average Ia murder cases. and when the
evidence Is all In and the arguments
made, the case will indeed be CUP to
the jury"
Asked this morning what he thought
Of the men sworn 20 try the case. MIR.
Barnard Stewart expressed himself as
follows:
so far the jury Is way above the
average. The statement published
some time ago that no "Mormons"
would be on the Jury. Is not substan-
tiated by the selections made. as there
are now more "Mormons" than non
'Mormons' in the jury box. II Nor
Jensen Is guilty II is the most horrible
crime that could be committed. and If
we get a jury composed Of men like
we already have and they say he Is
guilty or not guilty. after carefully
Weighing the evidence. why we will
have TO be satisfied All we want Is
~ honest men and a fair trial. SO
far we are well satisfied with the
jury"
Mr.. Eichnor said this morning: 81
believe we have made wise selections
OF jurors so far and | only hope the |
balance Will be the same character OF [
men, II II men like these can say. !
after hearing all the evidence aud |
weighing II carefully. that Mortensen /
Is not guilty all right n they say /
he Is guilty, why, all right, too. The |
Jury Is far above the average, and |
hey are good. sound, intelligent men" /
The jurors In charge OF Deputy
Sheriff Thomas Matthews, were out
sarly this morning getting a little ex-
,rclse and fresh air.
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FOREIGNERS WILL
PLAY THREE DAYS

Beginning with tomorrow afternoon,
at Walkers ball field the teams from
Lagoon and Logan VIII play series Of
three games on three afternoons. Og-
den is in first place now and this stand
Ing of the team puts the fayorite side
OF the betting in their way Not only
are the HOLSTERS In the lead but they
are most thoroughly awake TO the fact
that II Is highly important TO Keep that
lead; and Father Lobster Gimlin has
so impressed the idea upon the little
HOLSTERS that they are unanimous In
their determination to hold on to the
pilot like grim death and allow some
one else to ride In the oaboose
But walt There's an old vet. called
Buck, surnamed Weaver. whose hoary
head Is full OF ideas upon diamond
dancing, and he has been doing a lee
turning stunt, with his bunch of Farm
ers as auditors. lie has also, during
this week, been putting the agrlcul-
turists up against some Of the best To-
cal amateur teams for practice games,
and he new VOWS that II Is due and ripe
for The HOLSTERS to meet a Waterloo I'm
tripllcate and TO change places with
the tillers Of the soil in the race for
the pennant.
People who have seen the work OF
practice at Lagoon during the week. al.
ready knowing Ogden's ability. say the
games OF Friday, Saturday and Sunday
are bound TO be good ones, and prom
Use that the game 20 be put up by
Viewers aggregation representing the
backbone Of industry will be OF such
quality as to make an exceedingly In.
teresting seance for the HOLSTERS and
the fans. Tomorrow Is ladies'" day, all
Of the fair fans being admitted free Of |
charge.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The extension to the new roundhouse
at Pocatello VIII be completed by sat.
urday
roads are in session In Chicago discuss.
ing rates.
Travelling Passenger Agent II. Il.
Dunn OF the Short Line has gone to
Colorado.
Geo. Vallery, general agent for the
Burlington at Denver, came in from
Colorado this afternoon.
General Passenger Agent S. X. Hoop
er OF the Rio Grande lines returned to
Denver on No. last night,
Sam ID. Barlow OF Omaha agent for
the Red White and the Lake Shore
lines, is in the city after wool
John Stack. formerly dispatcher at
Lima. + now doing trick AT the chief
dspatcher's Office OF the Oregon Short
line here
Freight Traffic Manager j. A. Nun.
roe OF the Union Pacific. who has been
in Salt Lake for nearly a week, left
for Omaha today.
James Aller, formerly superintendent
OF the salt Lake division OF the South.
ern Pacific, but now manager Of that
system, was in ogden yesterday.
Thomas G. Mcclellan general vest
ern freight and passenger agent OF the
n. G. & 81. l.. at ST. Louis. arrived in
this city this morning IRON Denver
Fitzpatrick Bros. are mourning the
loss OF Is horses at the pilot Of the en-
CINE Of Southern Pacific No. g. The ami
mails were killed near Clark's. New.
II Is reported IN Denver that The Rock
Island and the Denver Northwestern &
Pacific are working together 20 secure
terminals in Denver and salt Lake
The stockholders OF the National
Railroad Of Mexico held meeting in
this city yesterday when tnal action
was taken in the transfer Of certain
bonds,
The Rock Island. Rio Grande and
Southern psclac have secured the cor
tract for hauling tha naval business OF
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WARD ENTERTAINERS

| y
In the Fifth ward meeting hous b
night and tomorrow night viii b. nln
an entertainment OF unusual merl. w.
der the auspices of the young laiia Z
the ward. The evening win open VA
an amusing one-act farce entitled a
Shattered Idol" which win be folola
by a grand musical burlesque IN ~
acts called, "A Bunch OF Roses B.
tween the acts the following tabah
VIII be presented; Faith, Peace ~
Glory" Who's the Tallest' 'lrg
ance is Bliss and --latest News I'm
the Front"
The following missionary home W.
come program will be given 10 la
Eleventh ward meeting house this uc
ming under the auspices Of the reiuTa
missionary society.
Congregational singing ..,....,."
"..,..... II. A. Tuckett, CondE'N
Prayer.
Welcome ....., Bishop Robert h0Is
Ten minutes remarks. ....n,.,..
Elder Fred j. Morris, retuued 'p
10. 1901.
Recitation, "Td be a Missionary
...........,.... Gordon Barls
Ten minutes remarks. .n",..".,.',,.
II. J. Taylor, returned Aug % y
Recitation .......... Virginia DunSi
Ten minutes remarks. --","..,..,,.
Geo. Bowman, returned Aug lsls
Song.
Ten minutes remarks.,,..."......'.., -,
w. G. Sears, returned Feb, Y ~
Ten Minutes remarks..."u,,'",,-,
Sister Agnes Sears, returned :"
p, 1909.
Comic song Isaac ard Erastus Tu'A''
Ten minutes remarks. .,".'..,,-..
Samuel ". Gustayeson, relulNr
April 49, 1902.
flano duetr.s.,.s.sf,.'s, 80, -.
Amelia Meyer and Stella hlr,
Remarks. 80. Prest. Seymour s. iV''
DIR. sANrORD's LIVER INVIGohAiV'
1hebesi Liver Medicine. Avegetabe cure 10 ~. ~.
llle, Blliousness, Indigestion, Constipation
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STOLE PREACHERS WHEEL.
East Side IloodlumS Shameful Treat
ment of Rev Mr.. Simpkins.

East side hoodums stole Rev p, a,
smpklns bicycle last night, and TAX
ing It over into the fair grounds took
II to pieces, and carried on everything
but the frame, which Mr.. Slmpllns
found there this morning Consequent
~ he is lndicting an addition 10 the
lamentations ~ jeremiah The same
outfit that carried off the wheel broke
open the parsons hen yard the other
day while his family were away, and
the released chickens Immediately pro-
ceeded TO dessicate the gardens Of the
neighbors. The pet rabbits Of the
Masters Slmpklns were ALSO turned
loose and they stralghtway made life a
burden to the neighbors Mr.. Simp-
kins feels as though there was a
weight Of woe resting on his shoulders.
and appreciates the value OF reform
schools for bad boys
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Another santa Ee Cut.on

Los Angles, Cal. May S.-The Santa
Fe Railroad company IS now having
preliminary surveys made for a line
from o point near Portales. New Next.
60, on the Pecos Valley and Northwest.
ern Railroad westerly through Terrence
ano Sabinal 70 Rio Puerco. on the San
ia Re Pacific line, distance OF about
2s5 miles the object being to save a
cifcuitous route now travelled. II is es-
umated that this cut-off alone will save
nearly 100 miles In the distance between
the coast and Chicngo.
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HELD FOR FORGERY.

Judge Dlohl this afternoon held A.
Beck 10 bonds Of 800 upon a charge Of
forgery alleged TO have been committed
on April 10 in raising a r.. G. W. pay
check from SS612 % Ss5.12.
Ed. Woodland. C0lored. was also
found guilty Of battery upon the per-
son OF his wife but no fine was Inn
posed on account Of the continuous
trouble between the two. A warning
was given. however. Ed. Murue was
fined SSo lOr drunkenness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Stocks Showed Greater Activity Than
Was Evident Yesterday.

Az the afternoon session Of the min
ing exchange trading was quite lively
and considerable interest was manifest
ed In Uncle Sam, Carlsa and May Day.
Uncle Sam commenced trading at
S1la and from there advanced to 80 on
the news Of the finding Of rich ore yes
terday.
At press time the following transac-
lions had been recorded.
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HEWLETT BROS. CO.
DEMAND ACCOUNTING.
Henry WAGNER Wants to Know About
His Life Policies

Henry WAGNER ct al today fled suit
IN the district court against Charles IL.
Deere ct al for an accounting on the
sale Of certain insurance policies on
the life OF plaintiff Henry Wagner,
which had been assigned to said de-
PENDANT to secure the payment OF said
plaintiffs promlssory note in the sum
of $4,000, Plaintiffs allege that the
policies were worth more than $4,000,
and ask that they be- reasslgned TO
them or II that cannot be done that
they be given judgment against de-
PENDANTS for the amount for which the
policies We're sold IN excess Of the
amount due defendant on said promis-
sorry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
BUSINESS NOTES.

Architect Kletting Is building a $4,000
barn and stable for Mr.. Dern
The directors Of the state Fair as
ISOLATION are expanding $500 on addi-
tional buildings and Improvements in
cldental thereto, at the Agricultural
park.
The Improved Brick company has
buried so far this season 100000 brick,
and is now burning at the rate Of $4,000
per day. with the intention OF burn
ing shortly 5000 brick daily. Plenty
Of brick Is reported now In the mar
ket. A speciality Is being made OF
speckled brick for fronts, the cue being
taken from New York where a great
deal Of that kind Of work Is being done.
Blue prints Of the new Presbyterian
auditorium have been sent TO four OF
the largeat organ building firms in the
United States, including the kimball
Organ company OF Chicago, Votey &
Hutchins, Of Boston, and the Hooks.
Hastings company It VIII be some
time before bids are called for, and the
blue prints are sent out 10 get ideas as
10 the preparation OF foundations and
other surroundings for the instrument
It is expected that the cost OF he or
gan win be about $4,000.
r. +. Mulloy has Transferred TO Ezra
Thompson and j. ID. Murdoch part of
lots and z, block IS, plat A, for con.
sideration Of $4,000. The property IL
located on Second South street msi
west OF the Cullen hotel, and Is now
occupied by Rleger and Lindlev. the
wholesale liquor dealers, and Thomas
Mccoy, the livery man.
Prest. Jos. +. Smith Of the Consult
lated Wagon & Machine company has /
ssued q congratulatory notice tc the !
stockholders OF the company on the re-
suits Of the first three months business
u the new concern. announcing thar
he first quarterly dividend win be poI1
N the 10th inst and that the pavmente
N the new stock-lO per cent Of each
'ersons present holdlng-can be made
i any time between May II and June
The Copper Ciim Mining and Milling
ompnny' OF Snringvillo. fled a copy OF
Is articles Of Incorporation IN the Sec
etary OF states Office today. It's capltai
took is valued at $4,000. divided into
10000 shares OF the par value OF 10
ents per share, W 4. Worthen Is
resident; Andrew Pierce. vice presl-
emit and II. L. Cummings. secretary
nd treasurer, The company owns the
oprer GIN. Kruger. Iron Duke and
I'M Lev lode claims situated in the
ahreah mining district. Kane county.
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FINNISH MINER KILLED.
Isaac kumputa Killed in No. 1 at SEQ.
field This Morning.
lsneclal TO The Nous 50,

sconeld, Utah, May s.--lsaac Kun.
puta. a miner In No mine. was killed
this morning at $3.50 O'Clock BY a fall
Of rock In bis room. while at work
He leaves a wife and three children
who just arrived here from Finland
May 3 An work In the mine was
stonped as soon as the news was cir
culated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
LADIES' DAY,
Fair Fans viii be Admitted COmpli,
mentary TO Ball Game Tomorrow.

Wishing to pay compliment TO the
ladies' Of Salt Lake who delight in see.
ing the game Of baseball the manage.
ments Of he ball park and the Lagoon
and Logat teams have decided to adj
nit them free tomorrow afternoon. The
game win begin promptly AZ $3.50 and
The ladies are all cordially invited TO be
present al that time to witness the
sport. This custom win be continued
throughout the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
NEW UNIFORMS.
Neat and Novel Suits to be Worn by
Held's Military Band.

Today Bandmaster John Held re-
ceived from Fred Kaufman Of Chi
cago a sample suit Of the new uniform
which his military band Is going to
wear this summer The coat and cap
are OF golden brown cloth. with wide
black braid and narrow gold cord trim
mlngs "he trousers are OF the short
golf patterns with golf stockings of
mixed black and brown to match.
Novelty IN color and makeup as wen
as neatness are displayed in the new
suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
REVELATION STILL
LEADING QUERY.


cenoc OF the accused The defense
challenged and as Il was not resisted
by the state, Mr. Donkin was excused,
Mr. Warwick came next and it was
soon learned that he, TOO. had a very
strong opinion He said that II one
took the newspaper reports as correct,
and he presumed them correct, al
though they may be Incorrect one
would naturally form the strongest
Kind Of an opinion He said he was
prejudiced. and had been prejudiced
Turning 10 Mr. Stewart, he said. III
viii be Impossible for you TO get
juror who has not formed an opinion
Because one could not read OF the
murder and not form an opinion
Mr. Warwick w8s promptly excused,
Thomas b. Shaw had formed and ex-
pressed an unqualified opinion az 70
the guilt or innocence OF defendant
and was excused upon the challenge
OF Mr.. stewart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
20, CLERKS SALARIES RAISED.
[spocIaI 10 the oNews.0l

Washington, D, c.. May S-The
clerks salaries in the postoffice have
been promoted as follows Salt Lake,
one from 800 to $500; three from $500 to
5000; one from 5000 to 7O9 four from
500 to $500; four from $500 TO 5000; one
from 500 to Sl,0OO; tour from $500 to
1000; one from $1,000 TO 81 800.
Provo postoilice- from $500 to
$500 each
Pocatello-one from $500 10 $500.
The postmaster at Salt Lake has been
allowed two additional clerks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08

The University OF California sa
team reached New Haven, Con. nv.
day afternoon. Plaw, the hanss
thrower OF California, was M a
member o. the team whodonned me-
form He threw the hammer regg
~ above 1850 feet and once sent itls
further. "T'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
DECISION TOMORROW.

Judge Tanner has the sunday liquor
relling case against William II. Cowan
under adtigement and says that he win
render his decision IN the city court al
20 o'clock tomorrow morning. There
y tax OF an appeal by Mr. cowan II
the Judgment is against him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08

at The cullen. lie reports half doz-
en- new buildings going dp at Beaver. j,
i. Talton Is putting up a two-story
building for office and store purposes,
while j. f. Jones Is erecting $4,000
hotel, which he claims WIN be the larg-
est In the southern part OF the state.
The Beaver city council holds n special
meeting next Monday night to decide
on fire limits. which will be followed
by the organization OF volunteer fire
department. The paying o2 OF the
hands Of the o. X. and Hickory mines
has made things easy IN Beaver and
Milford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
SOLDIERS COMING.
Men for Fort Douglas Arrive Over
shUrt Line Tonight.

Assistant General Passenger Agent
d. S. Spencer of the Oregon Short Line
stated this morning that he expected
the detachment OF the Twelfth nfan-
try, consisting Of IA officers and 2s2
men TO arrive In Salt Lake about IL
O'clock tonight, The train, which left
San Francisco ut II a. m yesterday,
consists Of standard Pullman. nine
tourist sleepers and baggage car.
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POSTMASTER ANO PENSIONS,
lsneoInl % the oNews.,N

Washington. D. c., May S.-A. b.
Porter appointed postmaster at Plano,
Fremont county, Idaho, vice II. j. Luz
cas- resigned
Pensions granted: Utah Original,
James $. "ates Bountiful. 50.
Idaho-Original. war with Spain, Fred
y. Somers St. Anthony, &c. Increase,
Eugene 3 Dorothy. Payette, IS.
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HON. J. 4. GAME IN WASHINGTON,

Especial to the "NewsD
Washington, D. c., May s.-Hon.
John r Game and wife Of Salt Lake,
are here visiting friends.
Mayor Glassman OF Ogden. is In the
city He viii leave for New York to-
night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
SUTHERLAND GOES TO ST. PAUL.
lspeeIaI 70 Lhe "News. y

INUVVIdT % IHt NtWb J
Washington d. c., May S.-Congress-
man Sutherland left for 81. Paul MINI,
today for The purpose OF arguing a min
Ing case refore the circuit court Of that
city MIR Sutherland has requested Mr..
Lacey Of the committee on public lands
Of the house 20 report his resolution
asking for estimates OF the arid land
end water system Of the Untah reser-
walton Mr. Lacey said he would at
tend to the matter az soon as possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-08
MAPS APPROVED.
Sixty-Two Miles OF Final Location on
bennington Cut-OR Are O. X.

The maps OF the first G2,2sO miles Of
the bennington cutoff final location,
from section 3. township south, range
west TO section IL. township 10 south
range west, were this morning re-
celved at the land Office from Washing.
ton, having been returned duly APP
proved BY the secretary OF the interior