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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
Corporations Gradually Acquiring
Much Of the Real Estate,
YARDS BEING EXTENDED.
Purchases Of Property Indicate Com
ing Increase OF Railway Business
And Population,

That the railroad companies having
terminals here realize the importance
and appreciate the value OF plenty of
space, and that they can foresee what
Salt Lake In coming Ia In westcrS
transportation matters, Is manifest In
the quiet acquisition OF real estate
which has been In progress for some
time past, and which IL making unos-
tentatlous but almost daily additions
to company property at the present
time,
Recently the Oregon Short Line has
been purchasing real property In the VI
cInIty Of the gas works. which are To-
Gated on South Temple and Fourth
West streets. Along the first-named
avenue runs the old Garfield line, which
IL hereafter 10 be included In the Start
Lines South Pacific coast outlet,
and which IL now being broad
gagged as part OF what IN
known as the bennington cutoff The
present yards OF the company also face
this property, and the old Garfield sta.
ton is located block south while The
ground owned by the railway, since re-
cent purchases embraces nearly all
intervening property. More room Is
needed for the increasing business Of
the railways, and they are buying up
land now before II becomes more eX-
pensiye. Much OF the property In the
vicinity OF Third South and Fourth
West streets il owned by or optloned 10
the railways, pending their determine.
ton OF the union passenger station
matter. SO much activity In railway
real estate buying In that vicinity be-
speaks for the western part Of town
an early increase Of population In the
way OF railway employees and much
hustle in the handling OF traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
ONE FIRM SPENDS 100000
A YEAR IN ADVERTISING.

The Lydia n. Pmkham Medicine
Company last year spent $4,000 for
newspaper advertising. II Is probably
the largest appropriation ever made
in the United states " not in the world
by proprietary medicine concern for
one kind OF Advertising
Printers Ink In IT'S issue OF Feb. IL,
gave an entertaining interview With
James A. Wetherald, who has direct
charge Of the dispensing OF the Pink
ham advertising.
u rank the daily papers first" said
Mr.. Wetherald, in point OF drawing
power for our business, the weelslies
next and the monthlies last. am in.
cllncd 90 prefer an evening daily
over a morning, for IL goes Into the
homes more and IL, think, more
thoroughly read. Circulation Is 4
matter to which ! have given consid-
cradle thought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
PERSONALS.

Attorney General Breeder has re-
turned from his Chicago trip.
". II. Korns leaves for Denver to-
night on short business trip.
w. s. Montgomery is spending cou-
pie OF weeks at Los Angeles.
Mrs. II. e. Shepard leaves for Poca-
tello this evening, 10 make an address
before the Y. NJ G. A., OF that place
tomorrow afternoon.
Manager D. p. Bacon Of the Hercules
Power company OF Logan. Is a guest at
the Kenyon
The friends Of Miss Florence L. Par
~ win be pleased TO learn that her
health 10 improving, and she Is gaming
In strength daily.
Rev. J. Rechelson, the new West.
minister Presbyterian pastor, arrived
from Soda Springs this morning, and
lt AZ the Kenyon horel temporarily
Judge Jacob johnson is at the Cul.
len from Spring City He says there
l. a little Snow at Price. but more In
the mountains.
II, o. Wilson, the Short Line repre-.
tentative In Butte, IL at the Knutsford
With Mrs. Wilson Mr.. Wilson was one
Of the most popular railroad men In
town while here, and the boys on rail.
read row are always glad 10 see hin
show up IN Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
Companies to Operate In Tonopah and
Tintic Districts File Articles.

The Tonopah Amalgamated Mining
company of this city filed Its articles
Of incorporation in the county CLERKS
office this morning, It Is incorporated
for $4,000, which IL divided into 10000
shares of the value Of 10 cents each
w. II. Warren Is president, George j
Field, vice president and treasurer, and
Rufus G., Hill Is secretary. The COM
pany owns the Piedmont, Excelsior,
Marguerite and Eta lode claims stu
ated In the Tonopah district. Nye
county, Nevada
The articles OF Incorporation OF the
North Gemini Gold Mining company
have been filed In the office OF the
county clerk It's capital stock Is wall
ued ut SIS 600, divided into 25O 900 shares
OF the par value Of 10 cents each The
Office and principal place Of business
of the company Is In this city w NJ.
Nesblt, ST., is president, j. w, Pike,
vice president; Edward Pike is secreta-
ry and treasurer, The property OF the
company consists Of the stipend lode
claim In TintIc mining district,
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|10-d8y'S Metals.
{snyfR. Bss 547-8 conts
MEAD. $3.50
.CASTlhG COPPER n 9.f6 cents o 10.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The hotels are all doing a good eusi-
hess.
There viii be musical and literary
Entertainment given at All Hallows IN
the college hall Monday next at
b. m.
Rev. w. A. Away, who has been
prominent In Industrial mission work
az Battle Creek, Mich, Will speak ~
fore the Y. NJ. @. A. tomorrow aitss-
moon.
The members OF the Signal Corps, n.
"a. U. are to have a new heliograpn
which ia now being negotiated for In
New York, and which will be received
IN this city In one month, 1t Is hoped
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Xcompany is increasing the number OF
Hts phones In Ogden In the same high
Ratio as In this city. Forty instru-
ments were put in there last month.
G.. Il, Malln has recovered from the
lnjuries consequent upon his sudden
and entirely unprecedented nlgnt
blown Callers elevator shaft the other
3day, and was back TO work today for
thv urst dime.
The artillery at the post are find
ing II hard work to break In the new
horses, and say they are Inferior 70
the animals that have obtained for light
artIllery use In the past The Twelfth
battery is still without its steeds.
Mrs, Peter Johnson OF Park City. died
ut the Holy Cros hospital yesterday
afternoon, from complication OF trou-
bles and the remains were shipped
home 10 the Park today by Undertaken
|O'Donnell. Mrs. johnson leaves sew
1 eral children.
IL the recommendation Of the United
/ States senate committee having In hand
4 the proposed cesslon Of fraction OF the
/ Fort Douglas reservation to the four
! Salt Lake claimants, Is carried out, the
CAY acres sought for will be divided
among them, the Mount Olivet ceme-
| terry TO get "a acres, and the remaining
| 40ls acres TO be divided between the
university, the G. A. r. and the Miners
| home.
The family OF Geo. Carver. who Is
held In this city charged with having
/ killed Sheriff Tyler OF Wayne county,
| Ia making inquiries here about him. The
family lives IN Ohio, where the ACCUSED
originally came from, and Is said to
be eminently respectable. Dime novel
reading, which inspired an uncontrolla-
bic desire to go west and Kill Indlans,
and questionable associations, are al
legged TO be the causes Of the young
mans downfall.
President Arthur Il. Jones and secy.
Geo. b. Bennett of the Colorado In
vestment-Loan Co. are guests at the
Knutsford. They are here TO look over
the local field, where they have $4,000
Invested, and as this is the first time
Mr.. Jones has been In Salt Lake for 20
years, he notes some remarkable
changes In the line OF improvements
Both Messrs Jones and Bennett think
Utah is a promising field for invest
ment and are pleased with the outlook
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MUST BE HARTMAN,
Pacific Railways Manager Behind
The Mexican Move.

Probably for the purpose Of saying
something different from what was
given In the News yesterday after
noon, morning paper today sprung
the proposition that Gould was behind
the railway deal In Mexico, which was
publicly launched here yesterday In the
filing with the secretary OF state OF
amended articles Of Incorporation of
the National Railroad company OF Mex
leo. The proposition however only
adds to the accumulation OF absurdities
that have for some time made their de-
but through the same medium. The
facts that all Of the officers and direct
ors OF the reincorporated company are
ali more or less closely connected with
Hartman interests and that the busi-
ness In tflis state was done through the
office OF a leading Hartman attorney
are sufficient TO dispose OF the Gould
theory
p. II. Warren, president, ls In Mr.,
Harriman's New York business office
and Geo. II. Smith. secretary, Is OF the
Office OF Farley L. Williams OF Salt
Lake counsel for the oregon Short
Line. These two facts alone point to
the correctness Of the Hartman idea.
There are some people who may be able
10 look at the matter in that way, but
most railway men are unable to see
the remotest likelihood OF Mr. Goud
going into big railroad project with
Hartman men as figures TO the fore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15

A copy Of the bill presented In the u
s. senate by Senator j, l.. Rawllns oil
Utah, for a public building at Ogden
has been received by the News" In
detail It provides that the secretary
Of the treasury be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed to acquire, by
purchase, condemnation, or otherwise
a site, and cause to be erected thereon
a suitable building, including hreproof
vaults, heating and ventilating appar-
atus, elevators and approaches, for the
use and accommodation Of the United
states court, postoflice, and other Off
oes IN the city Of Ogden, In the state
Of Utah Such site shall contain ut least
forty thousand square feet Of ground
That the cost Of such site and building,
including the vaults, heating and yentl-
latlng apparatus elevators and APP
proaohes, complete, shall not exceed the
sum Of two hundred and nifty thousand
dollars. The proposals for the sale Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
s. p. OFFICERS.
New Consolidated Corporation Elects
The old COMPLEMENT.

A San Francisco dispatch today says
that the directors OF the recently in
corporated Southern Pacific Railroad
company have elected the following Of
ficers
Presldent-E. H. Hartman.
Vice presdent--Chas. II. Tweed
Second vice -presideht-J kruttsch-
nit.
Treasurer--N. T. Smith.
Assistant treasurer at New York--A.
Il. Van Deyenter,
secretary-J. l.. Wilcutt
Assistant secretary at New York
Alexander Millar
The officers are the same as those Of
the now defunct Southern Pacific Rail-
road company OF California with which
the Southern Pacific company OF Ariz-
ona and the Southern Pacific Railroad
company OF New York were consolidate
ed into the new corporation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
OGDEN CITY'S PUBLIC BUILDING.
Teyt Of h B Providing Therefor as Presented by Senator JOS
L. Rawlins -S15OOOO Appropriated With Which to Pay Tor
The Site and Construction OF the EdlIce

land suitable for said site shall be In
yited by public advertisement IN TWO
or more Of the newspapers Of largest
circulation IN said city for the period
of at least twenty-one days prior 10
the date specified In said advertise
ment for the opening Of said proposals
That thereafter the secretary OF me
treasury shall cause examination to be
made OF the said bids and the said pro-
posed sites, and shall cause statements
maps and plats thereof to be taken ana
submitted to him, and thereupon the
secretary OF the treasury shall llnally
determine the location OF said building
and the amount TO be paid for the SITE
thereof. That there shall be available
for the purposes OF the said building
OF the money of the United states
treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
be expended under the direction Of inc
secretary OF the treasury In the pur.
chase OF site, In the preparation OF
plans and specifications and The com
mencement OF the construction OF the
building during the fiscal year the
sum Of seventy-hve thousand dollars -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
Lumber Men Successful.

Houston, Texas March 15,-Owlng to
the protest Of the lumber shippers the
order recently made raising the min
lmum weights on timber shipments
from 10000 TO 10000 POUNDS per car has
been resclnded by the Southwestern
roads The order specifically affected
Texas Louisiana ana Arkansas but in
cldontally affected the whole OF the
west and Mexico, which buy lumber In
the three states, II amounted 10 an In
crease In rates OF about " per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
ALL OWNERS MUST BE CITED
Action TO Quiet Title 10 Price River
Water Again Deferred.
Special Correspondence,

flfNNA'A w ANHANANNANNs
Price, Carbon Co., March l4.--In the
case Of the Tldwell Canal company VS.
the Pioneer Ditch company ct al. an
action to quiet the title to all water
lights on the Price river from the top
Of the Wasatch mountains TO Green
liver, after having occupied the atten-
ton Of the court during the whole
week, has been brought TO a sudden
close 1t was discovered that certain
PERSONS owning water rights along the
Price river had not been made parties
D the suit and his honor refused to
'roceed further without all interested
narties being brought in. This viii
make more than 100 persons parties 10
the action and greatly add TO the length
Of the case. Further hearing has been
set for April o.
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Prandial Predictions.

Kansas city. Mo, March l5.-speak-
Ing AZ the dinner to President Arthur
b. stillwell and the English hnancers
Interested in the Kansas City Mexico
g orient railroad, Lord Munson stated
that English capital could be obtained
many times over 20 build the road. Mr.
etilwell told OF the interest President
Diaz OF Mexico, the greatest man on
earth" took IN the project and gave
statistics OF the mineral resources OF
he Mexican country through which the
orient line has been surveyed, English
men are the principal developers OF this
mineral wealth. The Orient road said
Mr.. stilwell, viii be 500 miles the short
eet rcod from the Missouri river 10 the
Pa..dc c.ean, and nee JtlaticDs &c on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.

] Record at the local office OF the
heather bureau for the "a hours epuihg
y n. m. today
/ Barometer reading Mt a, m. 400
inches. Temperature at G a, m. 70 &C.
<rees: maximum, 32 minimum, ~
ean, rs, which Is "A degrees below nor
BAL
4 deficiency Of daily mean temperature
Ence the first Of the month, ~ ue-
3rees
4 Excess of daily mean temperature
|lnce Jan 1, l49 degrees. ,
4 Precipitation for the "a hours ehuips
u a, M, 80 inch, 49,
4 precipitation since the first OF the
Month, .b5 inch, which is 'SS linen peloW
Die normal. 80.
4 Accumulated deficiency In preolpita-
bon since Jan. 1, LOS inch.
FORECASTS TILL P. M. SUNDAY
! Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
iclnity:
A Partly cloudy tonight; fair Sunday.
Forecast for Utah, made at DENVER
Folio
Generally fair tonight and SUNDAY
probably preceded by snow this al'er-
boon In north portion.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm has moved northeastWaru
IND is now central over Minnesota An
hrea OF high pressure Is moving IN
hon the west and northwest. Precipl-
Eatlon has occurred over washington
Northern oregon, Idaho. northern Juan
Wyoming, western Colorado, Illinois,
lhe Missouri valley and along me gun
toast. New orleans reports 2A lncnes
bnd winnipeg 49s inches with 30 miles
Be wind at the time Of observation.
has fallen decidedly over
(he Rocky mountain slope,
l.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
FIVE INCHES OF SNOW,
Amount that has Fallen This Month
In Salt Lake.

The recent storm took a northeastern
ly turn from Colorado, and today Is
over Minnesota. At Winnipeg this
morning, the mercury registered A de-
grees above zero, with feet Of snow
having fallen In the previous "a hours
and the wind blowing at the rate Of 58
miles per hour. In this city, 80 Of an
inch fell last night, and total fall for
the storm was s. inches, making to-
tai for the month TO date Of SO inches
six feet of snow is reported at Alta.
The mercury this morning at Modena
was 20 degrees above zero.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
Niny Ruiltl Canal.

Judge Morse this morning granted the
motion Of plaintiff to occupy premises
IN the case OF Salt Lake City VS. Jens
G. Nelson The city asked permits
sion to occupy certain premises belong
ing 10 defendant, situated In Parleys
canyon, for the purpose Of changing its
irrigation canal running through said
land, to higher level, pending the de-
termination Of n condemnation suit n
regard to the property The permits
sion was given and the city can now go
ahead with Its work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15

foot for steamship connections at Port
stllwel, the ocean terminus, II IL an
nounced that all the financial arrange.
ments for construction Of the road
have been completed, and work Is In
progress In southern Kansas, In Texas
and In Mexico
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15

PIANO AND ORGAN SALE,

Commencing Monday, March 10, we
shall make record breaking sale OF
pianos and organs. Pianos reduced TO
Sl7b, S225 $3.50, 5000, IN mahogany, Flem-
fish oak, walnut. rosewood, A large con-
slgnment to be sold at once. No agents,
no commission. See the perfect plano
player, "Cecilian.' Fergus Coalter Music
Co. 80 Main st.. next door to Y. e. M. l.
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piyIprNp S0ricE.

Al meeting OF tho board OF direct
ors OF the Utah Implement company
held the 18th day OF March, 1902. q
quarterly dividend Of 2h per cent was
declared on the outstanding preferred
stock of the said Utah Implement com.
pany payable at their Office In salt
Lake City on April J 1902.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15

Having Run on Cham pertains Cough
Remedy
Between the hours OF eleven o'clock
a. m. and closing time at night on Jan.
25 1901, a. f. Clark druggist, Glade
Springs, Va, sold twelve bottles Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy He says,
81 never handled a medicine that sold
better or gave better satisfaction to my
customers" THIS Remedy has been
In general use IN Virginia for many
years, and the people there are well ac-
qualnted with It's excellent qualities,
Many Of them have testified TO the re-
markable cures which II has effected.
When YOU need q good reliable medi-
cine for cough or cold, or attack Of
the grip. use ChamberIains Cough
Remedy and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the quick cure which
II affords For sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15

IN you WANT A SNAP LOOK AT
those,
Nice Eve room modern brick cottage, bath,
electric light stationary wash stand, nice lot,
east side completely furnished With nice
new furniture, owner has left Cltyi only
S270.0O.
Nice dye.room brick cottage west side,
only 81, go
Nice six. room modern brick, close In, only
1900
Nice room modern residence on ist 3d.,
only G,i00
Modern houses aud bulldog lots In oil
parts OF the CITY,
McGURRIN < CO., IS W. gntl So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15

No one knows the unbearable torture
one undergoes from piles unless they
they are SO afflicted. TABLERs
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT If q
quick safe and painless cure Price DO
cents IN bottles, Tubes rs cents, q C.
M Drug Dent
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Is PER CENT DISCOUNT.

on all our fine stationery. Hurd's,
Cranes, Hurlbuts elegant papers and a
Is rge assortment Of tablets. We must
reduce our stock before moving into our
large store in the new Deseret News
building CANNON BOOK STORE,
IIeseret News. Props, lila Main st,
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MUST REDUCE
LARGE STOCK.

Before moving into our elegant quar-
tcra In the new Deseret News building.
% per cent discount on all fancy sta
tionery and tablets. Now Is the time
90 put In good supply. The stock Is
large and well assorted,
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News, Props 1l-l3 Main st.
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.Norlcr no MORTGAGE uoLpEWs.

All persons owning or holding uncan-
celled mortgages are notified to appear
at the office OF the County Assessor,
Room No. So, City and County Bulding'
on or before April !, 1902 and show
cause why the same should not be as
sessed otherwise all mortgages that
were uncancelled on February 8 1902,
will be assessed for the current year as
provided by law.
BEN Il. ELDREDGE,
County Assessor
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G. s. NICKUM RESIGNS.

Master Mechanic @, s. Nlckum, who
has been with the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company for years has re-
signed to give his entire attention to
Introducing his newly Invented tele-
phonic instrument into general use, and
expects TO leave for the east In a few
daVq
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NEARING DESTINATION.
Choir ExcursionIsts Well and Happy
= Going Down the Slope.
Especial to the News. y

Truckee, Cal. March l5.--The choir
oxcurslonlsts are all well and feel
happy at being near their destination,
The trip down the Pacific slope out of
snow and cold into sunshine and flow
ers Is pleasurably anticipated. w. A.
aubrey Of the Salt Lake postofilce. was
the passenger who missed the excursion
train and caught up on the regular.
San Francisco Is to be reached tonight.
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NOTICE TO SHEErMEA.

To Lease. Season Of 1909.
40O00-50,000 acres Of good summer
range In and around East canyon,
The above Will be leased In one tract
TO one partv with privilege Of sub
leasing.
Inquire at once OF
BRIGHAM II, CANNON,
$40 Templeton Salt Lake City
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Completed harvesting ice February
49, 10000 tons Of Pure p V. Spring
Water ice was secured, which assures
our patrons liberal treatment
Tel. As, White wagons
J. d. WOOD, Pres.
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Are prepared as usual to supply their
patrons during the entire season with
pure distilled water, artificial or natur-
Al ice. our solicitor win call on you.
When ready to order remember this
ever reliable company
RED Wagons" Tel, 43.
]. c. LYNCH, Mgr
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mn AGNES WHEEL OF s ~, an mex q.
s toHasa az Eastern tour sod !, grsDs55sss
1 hlee alsSd This ADJ W.T. u. % msSs 81 ~
by her most remarkable sars I, t Chs ssnlsa'i'
four years ago When o sSS vas Sc = %. Main.
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Notice

Calder's Park viii be leased for the
season 1909. Bids on same Will be re
ceived to March 20, 1902, at the office
OF the company Hooper building, salt
Lake CITY. Consolidated Railway and
Power Company.
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SPRING MILLINERY OfENiNG,
Monday aud Tuesday.

Ladies are invited to inspect our mag
nihcent line OF French Pattern Hats
and Bonnets. Also fine assortment OF
chlldrens head wear and ladies' walk
Ing hats of every description.
WOMEN'S COOP,
"a South Main st.
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SPRING MILLINERY opENlN0,
Monday and Tuesday.

Ladies are invited to inspect our mag
niilcent line OF French pattern hats
and Bonnets. Also q fine assortment OF
chlldrens head wear and ladies' walk
ing hats OF every description.
WOMENS COOP,
A South Main 81,