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Judgment is Reversed.

The supreme court handed down an
opinion yesterday reversing the judg-
ment of the trial court in the damage
case of Samuel Nielsen VS.. the Ne5o
Brown Stone company. Nielsen was in
jured in the quarry of the company
by a blast and sued for $4,000. A YER
dict was returned in his favor for ST.
500, and the company appealed The
judgment of the lower court is re-
versed upon the ground that it was
error to allow the plaintiff on direct
examination to testify that he had had
no experience in a quarry, that he had
never been where blasting was being
carried on, and that he had no knowl-
edge or experience as to how far or
with what force rock would fly when
blasted. The opinion is written by Jus
tice Baskin, and the other justices
concur.
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is a gold coated disc about the size of a
dollar. on which are the emblemS of the
order The bar is made of the same
material, about two inches long and
half an inch wide. In the center is n
white enameled strip, surrounded by
filigree work, upon which are the
words. in purple letters: Salt Lake.
No. So
The purple ribbon, which is a little
over four inches long, is fringed at the
bottom. Just above the fringe, in sill
yer letters, are the words: salt Lake
Greets Grand Lodge. Aug. 12-14, 1902. =
over the purple ribbon hangs the white
one, gathered at the bottom to more
firmly sustain the emblematic piece.
which consists of an elk's head, in
white metal, placed over a watch dial,
the hands of which point to IL o'clock.
The whole is partially surrounded by
q wreath. tied at the bottom. The low
er. edge of the emblematic piece hangs
! couple of inches from the bar, not
quite touching the top of the white let
ters on the purple ribbon.
The next regular meeting of the local
lodge, Wednesday night, will be held IN
the lodge room in the club building. All
the furniture was moved from the old
lodge room on Market street yesterday
morning and afternoon. As fast as the
furniture was received in the club
building il was placed in position. so
that a meeting could have been held
a < soon as the last article was brought
into the new chamber.
Theo w. Mack has composed a pref
tv march, which he has respectfully
dedicated to the Benevolent aid Pro
tective Order of Elks." He has called
his production March of the Elks."
From a musical standpoint it is a piece
which will doubtless become quite pop
Mar. Arrangements are being made
to have it played during the reunion
1t is printed on heavy white paper.
RIack ink is used for the notes, and
nurple for the front and back covers.
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CONFLICT GETS
INTO COURT
Short Line Files Injunction Suit
Against Rio Crane
TROUBLE OVER THE CROSSING
ROTH COMPANIES WERE PRE-
PARED FOR A TUG-OF-WAR.
TROUBLE OVER THE CROSSING

yesterday the Short Line,
through its attorneys. filed an in
l. junction suit against the Rio
Grande, and will now attempt TO settle
the difficulty arising over the proposed
Saltair and bennington crossing in the
courts The Rio Grande kept an en-
CINE and two cars blocking the way of
the Short Line all day and night, and
were expecting the Short Line to It
tempt to pull them out of the way
But while they waited, the Short Line
chose the other course and filed suit.
The Short Line officials believe that
now the difficulty will be easily settled,
but the Rio Grande people, according
10 their statements. propose to fight
the matter and maintain what they
claim as their rights.
As is known, the difficulty arises
over the efforts of the Short Line 10
put a broad gauge crossing across the
Rio Grande tracks on Fourth West
- street 100 feet or more this side of
where the narrow gauge crossing now
is. The contention is as to which road
should maintain the crossing should it
be put in. 1t is the rule that the last
road to cross shall maintain the cross
ing but as the Short Line had its mar
tains that in putting the broad gauge
crossing in it is simply an exchange of
crossings, and that the Rio Gra1de
should maintain the new crossing as
it has done the old one.
Yesterday the Short Line forces COM
pleted the laying of track to the place
of crossing on both sides, and had the
crossing on a fiat car to pat into place
could they but get the Rio Grande cars
and engine out of the way. The latter
road, however. had two box cars and
an engine backed up against a big tel
cgraph pole. directly where the cross
ing should be, and the engineer had
orders to hold the cars there regardless
of what happened.
Early in the day rumOrS reached the
place that the Short Line intended to
send out an engine and attempt to pull
the obstructing cars away. After this
report went forth, people to the number
of 200 or more gathered about the place
and stood until late at night expecting
to see the tug-o'-war between the two
companies.
The Rio Grande people evidently
thought there was something in the
report, for about 1880 an extra engine
was sent TO the place with a sufficient
supply of log chains to anchor to the
telegraph poles and assist the other en-
CINE in holding the cars in place should
any attempt be made to move them by
the Short Line people.
While these warlike preparations
were going on the Short Line, through
its attorneys, went before the district
court and filed an injunction suit ask
ing for an order from the court pre-
venting the Rio Grande from blocking
the way, and giving them right to go
ahead with their crossing. Mr.. Van
Colt, one of the attorneys, when seen
last night, said the suit was the or
binary procedure in such cases, and
that rs soon as an order from the court
could be secured there would be no
further delay in putting the crossing in
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, June 20.-George A. Cullinan.
aged 81, and h. Louise Peterson, aged q,
both of Lehi, have obtained a marriage
license.
Mrs Mamie Mcknight, wife of John F.
Mcknight. died at her home in the
Sixth ward early this morning from blood
poisoning Tbe deceased was u years
of age and came to Utah with her hus-
band from southern California about a
year ago She leaves her husband and a
3-week-old child, and much sympathy is
felt for Mr.. Mcknight in his great be-
reayement. The funeral will be held in
the Provo meeting house Wednesday at >
o'clock
Joseph Boren, young man of good
family and about 20 years of age, was
sentenced by Justice McNeill of American
Fork today to pay a fine of SO for OBJ
tanning board without settling for il, and
was brought to Provo by Sheriff Storrs
to remain in his charge until the fine is
paid. Joseph mas been a little reckless
in his operations in the past; but he says
when ne gets through with this is going
to be good.
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Court Notes.

In the foreclosure proceedings of n.
W. Raphael against the Wasatch &
Jordan Valley Railroad company ct al,
which were transferred by stipulation
from the local federal court to that of
Judge Adams at st. Louis, a decree
dismissing the bill was rendered by the
latter judge. The decree was sent to
Judge Marshall, who -sterday morning
read it in court.
j. NJ. Sven has filed an action
against the De Lamar's Nevada Gold
Mining company, 10 collect $500 alleged
to be due for services in selling certain
property for the company.
The next session of the federal court
will be held Monday, and will be known
as motion and rule day.
Attorneys z. A. Silberstein and H
S. Laney were yesterday admitted to
practice in the federal court.
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Railroad Notes

ne Snort Line brought down a large
yyAeursion of Maccabees from Ogden
laSt evening, and the Rio Grande had
special trains in from Tintic. Utah
Iouhty points and from Park City of
ugemen and their friends, who came
s ~ TINS city 20 attend the state initia-
1t mas developed that the press dis
r1IcleS conveyed an erroneous impress
II III announcing the promotion of
John Sebastian, for many wears gem
eral passenger agent of the Rock Island
stem 10 the position of general traf-
=. manager Mr. Sebastian's new title
r. seheral Passenger traffic manager
c,,a,,l term of traffic manager without
S6;Ea.iilhcation invariably signifies juris-
' -, over freight matters only.
r.i. ne local offices of the Chicago, Rock
'''''iio d Pacific yesterday received or
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tor 20 give her medicine and he did all
he could, but she did not improve the
least.
" She has consumption In her fam.
fly and she YVES i'm such bad shape; so
run down, nervous, weak, and could
not eat, that had begun to get very
uneasy, but your medicine has made
an entirely new woman of her. I be-
HeYe she eafS and feels better than she
has for years. w. e. Birch.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Ssnitarium, Colum bus, o.
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Utah County Court.

Provo, June 30.-William Potter entered
q plea of not guilty to an Information
charging forgery today in the Fourth dis
trict court. His bail was fixed at $500.
z. j. Nash VS.. Lee Clark ct al; de-
INJURED to complaint argued and taken
under advisement.
The petition of James E. Clay for let
tiers of administration of the estate of
David H Clay, deceased. of Provo, has
been set for hearing July 10.
Grace Frost of Salt Lake City, an. I'M
married woman q years of age, was ex-
amined as TO her sanity by Drs. Arid and
Robson and committed to the asylum
The patient was brought up from ST.
George, where she has been residing for
some time
The case of Mary c. Riddle VS. Isaac
Riddle was Indefinitely postponed to en-
able the attorneys for the plaintiff to OBJ
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Kavsvil1e Brevities.

KaysvilIe, June 30-Willard s. Burton
Of this place left this morning for Aus
tralia on a mission.
George Z. Barton was down yesterday
from Park CITY
Kid Berry, the fellow who has been
painting Mr.. Davis restaurant, was ar
rested today by Officers Thomassen and
Clawson and is being held until word
comes from California where Berry or
one answering his description is wanted
for robbery Berrys description is ex-
actly the same as that of George Gates,
a prize fighter and the suspected robber
in California. Berry himself processes
to be a prize fighter.
The machinery for the Kaysville can
merry is almost in place and outside work
on the main building is nearly COM
pleted.
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LOCATING SHORT LINE.
Another Surveying Corps Takes Field
for Denver-Salt Lake Road.

Denver, Colo. June S0.-A surveying
party went to GlenwoOd Springs today
TO begin the work of laying out the
coute of the Denver, Northwestern &
Pacific on the. western range. The
company has several surveying parties
In the field and as soon as these make
their final reports the route will be
definitely decided upon.
There are three surveys being con-
Sldered on the western range, but it
has not yet been determined which Of
ters the best advantages. Bids will be
opened July 10 for grading and con-
structing eighteen miles of track be-
y0nd the extension now being built be-
yOnd Arvada. Additional contracts
viii be let as fast as surveys are COM
pleted and bids are received
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-01
FOR COUNTY FAIR.
Railroads to Assist in Organization
ir Central Utah.

Travelling Passenger Agent Ridd of
the Rio Grande has returned from
Rlchtield, where he assisted on behalf
OF the railroad company in the organ
ization of the Central Utah Agricul-
tural society, which intends to hold the
hrst of a series of annual fairs the lat
ter part of next September in the me-
uopolis Of Sewer valley. County fair
organizations are something new for
Utah, but they are established institu-
tons in other parts of the country, and
me railroad companies give them every
encOUra cement.
Mr. Ridd reports that the Central
tab society has secured thirty acres
Of land and is having plans prepared
Ior buildings and for improving the
grounds for fair purposes. J. NJ. Boz
Htho is president and Bryant S. Young
secretary and treasurer. Grasshoppers
nave not molested the farmers of Sc
Nler valley as. they have farther north.
Inc mines of Gold mountain are pro-
oucing amazingly and the farmers are
Cohtented with their prosperity and be-
HeNe they can make a splendid Show
ing at their fair, especially in the way
of fine livestock
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MADE STRAIGHT TALK
President SmithDiscusses Secret
Orders in Positive Language
at RiehfieId.

Richfield, June 30.-At the quarterly
conference just ended here great deal
of talk and some ill-feeling was created
BY strsight talk by President Joseph
f. Smith and Apostle Teasdale against
members OF the dominant church becom-
ing members of secret orders Here in
Rlchfield there are two orders the X o.
L. NJ. and L. 0. o. F. In Elsinore, Monroe
and Salina there are camps of the Mod
ern Woodmen and in each instance the
membership is composed almost entirely
of Latter-day Saints. The presidents
declaration that the privileges of the
temple and positions of Importance
would be denied all who joined any of
these orders has created great deal
of talk in various quarters.
James Christensen was selected al sec
ond counselor TO the stake president w
H Seegmiller, to fill a vacancy caused by
w. H Clarks resignation
Judge Theo Botkin has promised to
act as orator of the Independence day
celebration in Richfield. This will make
the celebration decided success, as all
other parts are being enthusiastically
prepared.
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To Use Per Diem System.

commencing with last midnight, the
principal railroads of the country put
INTO effect for a years experiment the
Per diem system of charging for use
~ freight cars on foreign or connect
ing lines, instead of the car mileage
iIan. For the sake OF comparisons and
90 demonstrate the superiority of one
pan over the other. both classes OF
statistics must be kept UP. and this
Ill entail vast deal of extra clerical
-door- For reasons that are not yet
apparent, the Chicago & Northwestern
ana other Vanderbilt lines in the west
ana north have not Joined with the
hartman and Gould lines to make the
Experiment that is, no notice of inten-
ioh 10 Join the principal roads has
been received here.
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COUNTY BOARD MATTERS.

At yesterdays meeting of the coun-
ty commissioners, on motion of Mr.
Horne, the chairman was authorized TO
sign a contract with the Utah Light d
Power company to light State street
with forty thirty-two-candle power
lamps at the rate of 81 per month per
lamp for a period of four years The
light will extend from Tenth to Twelfth
South streets.
On motion of Mr. Harker. it was or
dered that in the case of wholesale
merchants doing business in Salt Lake
county, who had paid license for one
quarter of the present year, no further
payment be asked during the year.
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An r. WE BIRCH, Alton, Va, an ex-
Ifl tensiye fruit grower of that place,
writes the following letter to The Pc
runa Medicine Co., of Columbus, Ohio.
We print the letter in part:
Alton, Va, June 4, 1900.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen so am glad to be able to
say I have found one remedy that is
everything and more than is claimed
for it.
"My wife was very much run down
and out Of sorts in every way. she had a
pelvic disorder which left her very
weak, nervous and no appetite at all.
lone day happened to be at my
fathers store, s. A. Birch, Coresviile,
Alb county, Va, and noticed your medi-
cine there for sale.
81 thought it might help my wife
so I brought a bottle of it home
and within a week she commenced to
eat and now she is hungry all the time
and not half the medicine has been
taken. We both agree that it beats any
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A GOOD TIME ANTICIPATED.
Preparations Have Been Made to Ac-
commodate a Large Crowd.

I,ehi. June 30.-There is little doubt but
that the coming Fourth of July ceIebra-
ton will eclipse ANYTHING ever before at
teupted in Iehi- Preparations are being
made to accommodate 1000 visitors, many
of whom will come from the mining
camps where big posters SKIS inches
haveSbeen posted.
The big parade will include floats Of
the Goddess of Liberty, Columbia, Uncle
Sam a soldiers camp, "old woman in
the shoe George and Martha Washing
ton. The Flag. Pussy in the Well. Mu-
sic. Art and Science. State Flower, VIM
ter Justice, Cuba. Daughters of the Rev
olution. six floats by merchants. trades
floats. rough riders. Indians. Cinnamon.
forty-seven young ladies on horseback.
representing the differYlt states, the fire
brigade in uniform, ne different local
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-01
BADGES FOR THE ELkS
Committee Receives Samples of
Those That Will Be Worn
During Big Convention.

The badge committee of the Elks has
received a sample of the local Elks'
badge which will be worn by members
of No. IS during the convention The
secretary makes the request that those
who desire any number OF them will
place their order with him as soon as
possible. The badge consists of a bar,
from which is suspended a purple and
a white ribbon. Attached 20 the latter
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LOW Rates 10 the East

Via the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern railway to Chautauqua and return,
T,,Iv 4 and %; S1400 for the round trip.
portland. Me-. and return, July to 9,
one fare for the round trip; return linn
II NAV be extended to Aug. 10. Provi-
dence, r. l., and return. July 4, s. y.
one fare for the round trip; return nm
~ may he extended to Aug. Is. Full
Incarnation on application to F. r.
Tacv. T. P. A, No. POP Boston build
no kansas City, or c. F. DAILY, chief
O. p A.. Chicago
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advertising matter changed to show
that the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cif1c and the Choctaw, Oklahoma &
Gulf are under joint management. and
to indicate hereafter that Rock Island
system instead of Rock Island route
VIII be the official trade mark. The
Choctaw road. the new connection with
the east and south, is a new feature.
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Court at Coalville.
Especial to The Herald,

-ISpECIaI 10 ne EcFdIu.J
Coalville. June 30.-Judge Morse is hold
ing court here this week.
This morning a jury was impaneied in
the case of the state vs. Isaac Hunter,
for receiving stolen goods, and the testi-
mony will begin in the morning. W. r.
Snyder is defending and Mr. Eichnor and
County Attorney Calls are conducting
the prosecution
The case of the state vs. Niles was
continued. a motion to quash the infor-
nation being OYerruled-
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BARGAIN COUNTERS

Are generally found in the stores, but
bargains may also be had at other places.
If you want a special bargain in Pure
Literature write the Juvenile Instructor
for details of their special offer for bound
volumes OF last year and 1902 combined.
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME When
writing don't forget to enclose this propo-
sition- 1t will pay you If our terms are
accepted this adv. clipped viii pay the
postage Address Juvenile Instructor,
(Herald Ady.l
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Are You Troubled

with pimples. or is your complexion
cloudy? If so, one dose ct Lanes Tea
will make a change. 1t purifles the
blood, cures a foul breath, makes your
complexion clear and drives pimples
and black heads from the face. soc
and Csc packages. For sale by Goodbe-
Pitts Drug company.
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tain further evidence on the question of
the date of the marriage between de-
PENDANT and the wife now deceased who
defendant claims was his legal wife at
the time he contracted a plural marriage
with the plaintiff.
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a Cool STATEMENT.

The golf shirt and belt, the only cor
rect combination to withstand the
heat. Extensive lines in both to show
you.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main ST.
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utah County Acknowledgements.

Provo. June 30.-The state board of
has apportioned the follow
ing amounts of assessments for 1902 of
corporations to Utah county. The total
amount against each company in the state
Is given in the first column
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A Dark ana MUDDY complex,on

Does not become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea will cure constipation, clear up
the skin. sharpen the appetite and
make you look and feel like a new
person. It acts gently upon the stom-
aeh, liver and bowels. For sale by
Godbe-Pitts Drug comDany.
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lodges, a sugar factory float, floats by the
telephone and electric light companies and
lots of burlesques, including one on our
sister city, emblematic OF its failure to
celebrate
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Co. Hats SACRIFICED.

we close out our entire line at one
half price. Sale opens Monday,
RR 11 TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main St
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Summer Neckwear.

New patterns. correct shapes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main st.
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Brighton Resort.

For Information on this famous
health resort call at H. Dinwoodey's
furniture store.
G. E. ANGEL, Manager.
Harry Clifford at Saltair.
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The Laundry

The Laundry
That has made Salt Lake famous for
fine work on shirts, collars and cuffs
THE TROY, 166 Main st.
TPiepbOna 192
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Screen doors and fixtures Burton
Coal & Lumber CO. Uptown office, so
W. End So. Yard. 1853 w. 5th So.
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Your Chance
Closing out our entire line of serge
and flannel suits at % per. cent dis
count
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
les Main st.
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Mems Straw Hats Half Price.

Entire stock soc up to 50 kinds, half
these prices. AT WALKERS.
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Harry clifford. in his great bicycle
actaa Saltair today.
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Mems Straw Hats Half Pric.
Your Chance.

Entire stock soc UP to 50 kinds, hall
these prices AT WALKERS.
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Mems Straw Hats Half Price

Entire stock soc up to 50 kinds. half
these prices. AT WALKERS.
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medicine to bring on
an appetite and to
put the nerves In
good shape that we
have ever had any
thing to do with. We
had our family doc