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or corporations can go into the islands and
construct electric and steam railroads and
engage in industries and manufactures
Provisions for granting the franchises are
guarded, being based on the corporation
laws of assachusetts. There are pro-
visions for establishing a coinage system
which already have been presented in
Special Agent Conant's report and the
for banking system and enable national
banks of the United States to be estab-
lished in the Philippines.
The Cooper Philippine Bill.
The Cooper bill for establishing civil
government in the Philippines makes COM
plete provision for executive. legislative
and judicial branches of administration in
the Philippines. The executive branch OF
government is to be conducted by a gov
ernor, assisted by cabinet or body Of ex-
ecutive officers, consisting of a secretary
of administration, attorney general. treas
urer, auditor, commissioner Of interior and
commissioner of education. The governor
Is to be appointed by the President for a
term OF four years and Manila is made the
headquarters Of the central administration
The members of the governors cabinet
also are to be appointed by the President
for terms of four years.
No person holding military or civil
position under the United States is eligible
for membership in the legislature.
As to the powers of the Philippine legis-
lature, section 25 provides that the legisla-
tive power shall extend to all rfghtful
subjects of legislation not inconsistent with
this act or with the laws OF the United
States locally applicable"
Owing to the mixed character of the in
habitants of the islands-native Spanish
and American-the following section is i'm
portant, as defining citizenship: 'All in
habitants continuing to reside in the Phil
ippines who were Spanish subjects on
April IL, 1899, and then resided therein and
their children born subsequent thereto
shall be held to be citizens of the Philip
pines, except such as have elected to pre-
serve their allegiance in accordance with
the provisions of the treaty of peace; and
who reside in the Philippines, shall. after
January L, 1904 constitute body polite
under the name of the people of the Phil
ippines, with governmental powers as
herein conferred"
The two commissioners who are to be
sent to Washington are to be selected at
the first session of the legislature by Joint
vote of the two houses. When I'm WASH
tngton the Philippine commissioners shall
be entitled to official recognition at all de-
partments, upon presenting their creden-
tials to the Department of State.
The foregoing civil government features
Of the Cooper bill distinguish ii from the
measure framed by the War Department
and supported by Mr.. Lodge. Mr. Cooper
also incorporates In his bill the provisions
as to franchises, mining and land regula-
tions, homestead, etc, substantially as In
Mr.. Lodges bill
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FIRE MARsHAL,s REPORT.
Losses Incurred In District During the
Month of December.

AS~SSSSS
Month of December.
The report of Fire Marshal W. o. Drew
for the month of December, 1901, shows
that there were 43 bell alarms sounded dur
ing that period, three of which were false
The 40 fires occasioning the alarms resulted
in a loss of S5,049, the property involved
being covered by insurance to the amount
of $67,915. There were 80 local alarms dur
ing the month"; e.-of which was false.
The 81 fires fer which the local alarms
were sent in caused loss of q, ,397, there
being $112 $50 Insurance on the property
endangered
The total loss for the month was S. 446,
the average for the Il fires being but $50. IS.
The loss during the month was about 3la
per cent of the insurance. OF the II fires
which occurred during December 81 were
in brick buildings, 10 in frame ones and / In
a stone structure. In but one case did the
fire travel from one building to an adjoin-
ing one.
The total number of bell alarms sounded
during the six months ended December 81
was 215 as against 1913 for the six months
ended December 81, 1900 The total num-
Der of local alarms occurring during the
six months ended December 81 1901, was
13S, as against Ill sounded during the six
months ended December 81, 1900.
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stops the Cough

And works Oh the colo.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure a cold IN
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price, Is cents
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Hotel Arrivals.


Ebbitt-W. o. Tolford, Columbus, Ohio;
F. Lawton, Lowell, Mass. w. j. Baur,
Philadelphia; Thos. Brown, Duluth, MINI.
L. S. Holt. Burlington, N. c.; J. L. Boo
CHEN. St. Louis; ]. c. Wise, U. S. navy;
Admiral ]. A. Howell, U. S. navy.
Normandie-W. B. Hoover, L. G. Weidner
New York; John D. Bellaney, North Caro-
lima; E. NJ. Tyrrell, Philadelphia, Pa; j. H.
Anderson, Mason City, Iowa; A. O. Marsh
Indianapolis; Frank Black. Troy, N. Y;
VIM. Barnes, Albany, N. Y; ]. X. Stewart
Amsterdam, N. Y; John r. Thayer, Wor-
hester. Mass; Frank L. Coombs, Califor-
MIA; H. A. Hanbury, w. L. Ward, New
York.
Dewey-H c. Van Gorhis, GAINESVILLE.
Ohio; ". F. Weightman; E. B. Freelend.
kins. Columbus, Ohio; Thomas H. Doyle,
Terry, Okla; J. ]. Godner Atlantic City.
N. j.; c. w. Post, Battle Creek, Mich; c.
H. Burke, South Dakota.
Raleigh-Daniel Merriman, Worcester,
Mass; T. J. Young, Louisville, KY; Nathan
Heard, Boston; F. P. Sargent Peoria. III.
]. A. Edge. Lexington, KY; J. ]. Butler,
ST. Louis; T. C. Burke. Wheeling. w. Va;
VIM. H Sands, Richmond, Va; n p Lane,
c.. A. Benton, New York.
Gordon-R. B. Hawley, Galveston, Texas
G. H. Miller, Gen. Louis Fithzgerald, T.
Bolting, New York; L. Black, Cincinnati;
T. Hathaway, Germantown. Pa.
Metropolitan-S. A. Strauss. j. ]. Herri-
man, R. c. Coston, w. A. Davidson, S. j.
Frank, New York: ]. w. Ball, d. Ginther,
Geo. H. Roberts, Philadelphia: w. r. Eley,
Cincinnati; w. ". Lipsey, Montgomery,
Ala; Simon Hitler. Milwaukee; w. H
Hyde Nashville, Tenn; c. T. Bowen, T.
w. Spindle, Roanoke, Va.
st. James-F. L. Ruchold. New York: D.
Mcleod. San Francisco CAL; A. D. Hell
frch, Cleveland; ]. A. Mills, Raleigh, N
c.; o. j. Pothier. Providence. r. l.; F. M.
Ashley, Los Angeles. CAL: L. M. Haupt,
Philadelphia; D. A. Carmichael, San Fran
cisco.
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DENIES THE CHARGE.
COlOred Man Fined and Gives Notice
of Appeal.

Charles Watson, alias Charles Dorsey,
colored. was arrested last Sunday by Po-
liceman Van Horn Of the fourth precinct
charged with larceny of three bicycles,
and was arraigned before Judge Scott of
the Police Court this morning on three
charges. Miss Alice Seaver, James Spring
man and John F. Gardner, respectively
identified the wheels in court as belonging
to them.
Officer Van Horn stated the man had con-
fessed to him that he took the wheels, but
Dorsey denied it when brought into court
and said that the officers made him con-
fess by threatening him. The court thought
him guilty, however, and imposed fine of
$50 in each case, with an aggregate of 1SC
days Imprisonment in default.
Attorney Campbell Darlington who rep
resented Dorsey gave notice that he would
file motion for new trial
Evening star., 1902-01-08

men and phosphate Of potash. OF course ~ shss
matter is gradually worn away day after day by
brain work, and the individual does not take food
from which 1t be rebuilt. there is a steady
downhill process going on In the body.
Grnpe-Nuts Food is made specially for sucb
cases. 1t contains the phosphate OF potash. aIbu.
men and the starch Of the grains transformed into
grape sugar. II 10 a delicious food. and brfnxs
about certain well-dehned results in the human
body. Use IT with good cream day after day ana
you win be pleased to observe the daily growth
back to strength and health.
All grocers sell Grspe-Nuts Made at the pura
food factories II the Postum Cereal Co.. Laa.6
Battle Greek. h.ich.
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ASSISTANT CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Capt. Cosby Formerly a Resident ot
This City.

InlS S1ty.
Capt. Arthur Fortunatus Cosby. who was
recently appointed assistant corporation
counsel for the city of New York and as
signed in charge of the bureau for the
recovery Of penalties, is well known in
Washington as the son of Pay Director F.
c. Cosby, U. 8. N, and for many years a
resident of the capital. Young Cosby is a
native of California. but has called Wash
ington his home several years. He went
to Harvard from this city and graduated
in 1894. He then returned to Washington
and studied two years in the law school
Of Columbian University, graduating in
1896 as one Of the prize men of his class.
When Theodore Roosevelt organized the
Rough Riders, Cosby was one of the first
to enlist. He rose successfully to the rank
of lieutenant, captain and assistant adju-
tant general, was wounded three times at
San Juan Hill, and still carries one of the
bullets in his breast. AS a lawyer he has
already. attained to some distinction in the
capacity Of a deputy attorney general in
the hearing Of charges against District
Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner. The salary
Of his new position is 5000 a year. Cap
tain Cosby is a republican, but has CO.
operated with the citizens union in New
York city politics.
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SOON TO BE HEARD.
Action of Court of Appeals in Kfeck
hOefer Case.

Action of Court of Appeals in Kfeck-
hOefer Case.
The Court of Appeals today placed the
case of Francis J. Kieckhoefer, formerly
disbursfng officer of the State Department
under Indictment for embezzling public
moneys, at the end of the special docket
This action means that the cause will be
reached for hearing within the next few
days.
The matter at issue is a special appeal
allowed by the Court of Appeals from an
order of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, holding criminal term over
ruling a motion for better bill of particu-
ney A s. Worthington represents the ap-
pellant
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ALWAYS GIVES SATIS-
FACTION.

We have sold Corby's
Mothers Bread since 1t
first came out, and find it
the most ready seller Of
any bread we handle and
always gives entire satis-
faction. We have more
calls for 1t than any other
brand.
Mrs. r. c. HILL,
18th ST. & Fla. ave. NV.
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Voluntary Bankruptcy.

A petition I'm voluntary bankruptcy was
filed today by Samuel Levingston of 49, L.
street whose business is stated to be that
Of selling agent. His summary of debts
is stated to be s66O4.90, with no assets. At-
torney Leon Tobriner appears for the pe-
titioner.
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NOTICE.

State OF Utah, Department Of Board
Of Pardons, Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
January 4, 1902,
To Whom It May Concern Notice Is
hereby given that the State Board Of
Pardons viii hold regular session on
Saturday, January 49, 1902, at 10
o'clock a, m at the Supreme Court
Room, city aud County Building, Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. That at said meet
mig said board win hear applications
for pardon IN the following cases to-
wit:
Christopher Hillberg convicted Of
felony.
George M Bates, convicted Of youn-
taiy mansAughler
Also the application for pardon or
communication Of sentence OF George
Dahmor alias George willis, convicted
Of burglary
All persons having any interest thero-
in, desiring TO be heard either for or
against the granting Of said applica-
tlons respectively are hereby notified
to be present at said meeting,
BY order OF the board
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
NJ. A. BREEDEN, President,
Secretary
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Lake was In Ogden yesterday on bust.
ness.
A masquerade bail win be given IN
inc Union Opera House Wednesday
evening next.
"A benefit ball will be given in IN,
Flflh ward amusement hail Thursda,
evening, January l6, In honor of Bern.
ara Denkers, who departs January "a
on d mission to Holland.
Dled, Myrtle Dalton the G-year.ola
doughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James N
Dalton, OF Wallard City died last
night at the family residence Of hear
failure The funeral will take place
today at Willard CITY.
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rHE BOOK SALE

Mr.. 5, a. Thomas, represen ing the
national Publishers Association, who
las been conducting nur
book sale In Salt Lol, for the past
Tour weeks has closed ll5 sale in salt
Lake and gone TO the neighboring clts
OF Ogden, whore he will open an equal
~ magnificent line OF books from
elghly-three OF the larger publishing
houses of America. Truly Salt Lake
mas been favored as never before I'm be-
Ing able to purchase standard books at
such rldicuously low prices, and we
congratulate our ,neighborlng city In
securing this most wonderful oppor-
tunity to replenish their libraries or lay
the foundation for new ones at prices
heretofore unheard Of In the western
country Mr.. Thomas informs the
News that he WIN open in ogden on
Thursday, Jan, 9th, In the room form
erly occupied by the Western Moline
ploW Co,
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TROpIc
A HAPPY RETROSPECT.
Year or Prosperity Good Place for
industrious HOmescekcrs.


Year OF Prosperity Good Place for
Industrious lomcscckcrs'
Special Correspondence,
Tropic Garfield County Dec, sl.--rhe
citizens OF Tropic IN taking a retros-
pectlyc view OF the first year Of the
new century, can well End room for
congratulation upon the showing they
have been able to make Advance
ment and material progress In the
building up of this favored locality, Is
In evidence on every baud, United ef-
forts untiring industry and thrift com
blned, are turning the arid wastes into
places Of frutfulness and beauty Our
homes and public buildings are up to
date, nesting amid productive orchards,
which this season were lavish In thelr
supply OF luscious fruits, Our streets
are beautifully shaded; tree planting
has been carried out with no unStlnted
hand our water system Is being aug
mented by the building Of large
reservoir, under state supervision
which win secure ample water for all
purposes and win bring under cultiya-
ton large tract Of rich and fertile
land. Building materials, wood coal
and minerals Of all kinds are In close
proximity and abundance, We need
more help to develop the resources
which await the hand Of industry to
utilize.
The past year has been a record
maker In the production Of Utah's best
crop, and we are glad to state that the
grim reaper" has left us unvislted for
over fifteen months at the same time,
cupid has been busy uniting hearts
and hands
The splendid effort Of the "News' In
placing before us al so small a cost
its artistic and instructive Christmas
numbe-' Is duly appreciated.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS MEETING.
Judge Rolapp Decides Against Plaintiffs In
DamondyiIIe Damage Suit
Defendant Demurs TO Paying p"in'
ages 10 Non-Rcsident Aliens
other Court Cases

A meeting Of all the womens clubs
NJ ogden was held yesterday afternoon
NJ the residence Of Mrs. William Driy-
or under the auspices Of the Child's
culture club. There was a very large
attendance Of the members Of the vari'
ous city clubs. The Aglai, La Coterie,
Historical, Home Culture and Chllds
culture clubs were all represented,
Mrs. Elmer B. Jones Of Salt Lake,
nresldent Of the Reviewers club, was
in attendance by invitation, and read
most interesting paper entitled, THE
Consumers League
Those present declare that the meet
Inc was one Of the most interesting ever
held by the clubs, and viii prove a
great incentive 70 earnest club work
during the year that has Just dawned
upon u.s. ,
Mrs. Driver is hostess Of no little
ability and did herself great honor yes
terday In the entertaining of her guests
DISTRICT COURT.
IN the case Of Hemming Lahti and
1oel Iahu against the Diamondyille
coal and Coke company, the plaintiffs
naked permission to amend their COM
plalnt The request was granted and
he amended complaint was filed, to
which the defendants entered a demur-
rer alleging that the complaint did not
state facts enough, and that the plain
tifs were not entitled 70 prosecute the
action It being expressly for the bene-
III of nonresident aliens, The court
sustained the demerrer, and no doubt
the plaintiffs will make an appeal TO
the supreme court Of the state.
There are several more OF these cases
to be brought before the court, as a Sc
quel to the Dlamondyllle disaster in
February Of last year, and no doubt
they will all be decided the came as
the two suits already heard, against
the plaintiffs.
The hearing on the final account and
distribution of the estate OF X. j. Hill,
deceased, was set for Monday, January
6, 1902
In the case Of Betz vs the Peoples
Building and Loan association. hearing
on the motion Of the plaintiff to set
aside certain disposition of property
was set for Monday, January G.
In the case Of Burt VS. The Utah Light
and Power company, the plaintiff was
granted until January 10 to file briefs
on motion for new trial.
IL the matter of the estate OF Lars
II. Nelson, deceased the court signed
the order granting sale Of real estate.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The city and county schools will open
again Monday after the holiday vaca-
ton.
Mrs. a. r, c. Smith OF North og-
zen is visiting with relatives In Brig
ham City.
Mrs. Emma Lindsay is spending a
few days in Brigham City with her
brother
Mrs. D W, Ellis, wife of county re-
corder Ellis, has returned home from
an extended eastern trip.
MISS Ida Haskins OF HALEY, Idaho, Is
Nsltlng with friends in Ogden.
Miss Sadie Fowler, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
IN ogden, has returned to Montpelier,
id9ho, TO resume her position In the
public school there.
me many friends Of Cyrus Corey will
pe pleased to learn that hts condition
IS somewhat improved.
councilman X. b. Whittemore Of Salt
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THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James E. Talmage, PHI d. f. r, s.
o.. r. G. s., professor Of geology Uni
versity Of Utah. a book Of llB pages.
beautifully illustrated, The FIRST com.
plete and authentic work on the re-.
nowncd saline sea. Price 70 cents,
portage prepaid For sale by the Des.
ere, News and all news dealers.
Autobiography Of Capt jones s.
Brown, $50 pages, bound IN cloth. Price
$500: for sale at the Deseret News
Special terms to agents.
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salt Lake CITY, becOm6cIr n! T. IolI, ''''u'O''

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting OF the stockholders Of 10.
operative WAGON a Machine Co, will he held
at the companys Office 1888 s. state street,
-dlt Lake CITY, Utah, on Monday, January
9th 1907, az O'clock D. N.
The purposes Of said meeting arc TO vote up
on the proposition 10 consolidate the CO.
operative Wagon \ Machine COMPANY aud
the Consolidated Implement Company INTO
ono cor orat on and to do whatever may be
necessary ia perfect such consolidation 10
read the annual report and 20 transactany
such other business as may properly come
befOre said meeting
MELVIN D. WELLS. Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah December -, 1901
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that there win
be a special meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Salt Lake Baseball Association,
held at the office Of j. H. Give, Room 202
ID. ~ Walker Bldg, Salt Lake city Utah
Wednesday, Jan. 18th. 1902, at p. M, for
the purpose of voting ON the proposition
TO Increase the capital stock Of said 49,.
of The Secretary ana Treasurer electing
q Board OF Directors for the ensuing year
and 10 transac, such other business as
may legally come before Ii.
s. A. WHITNEY,
SocreLarN
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~ -----
Tood changed To Poison,

PutrefyIng food in the intestlnes pro-
duces effects like those Of arsenic, but
Dr. Kings New Life Pills expel the
polsons from cogged bowels, gently,
easily but surely, curing Constipation,
Biliousness, Sick Headache Fevers, all
Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles, on
~ 25c at z. c. NJ l. Drug Dept,
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NAME

And IN AccnfdanCo with law and an orIer
of the board OF directors, made on the 22nd
lay OF November, 1901, 80 many shares OF
each parcel OF stock rs may be necessary
will be sold ~ tho cOmpauy's office, No q
West First South Street, salt Lake City.
Utah on Monday, the 9Th day OF January
1902. at 1! O'CLOCK noon, TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with the cost OF sdyer.
tlslng and expenses Of sale.
FRED q. BAssErr. secretary.
tal n. fFv
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NOTICE on eT0OKnOIDERisi MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING on THE
stockholders Of the salt Lake & Los Angeles
kallway 20, will DO held at the oillce OF the
President OF the company, No. 90 ". South
Temple Street, on Thursday, the 9th day
OF January a ID, 1909, at 800 o'clock p
m, for the purpose Of eleCtlng directors
OF said company for the ensuing year. ana
for the transaction OF such other Business
as may properly come before the m,eting
WIN. MCMILLAN,
Secret lry
fOof
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OUR OWN STATE.

r,a branch once Of the Deseret
IN, ny In ogden Is at No. 400 Twenty
fourth street where advertisements
nno subscriptions will BIO received.
Th e News" Is delivered by carriers N
ogden every evening on 'he same
,nr,,oa ne in Salt Lake city.
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NOIiCE no siiOoKiiiOiDlNs..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho
Consolidated Implement Co, will be held at
the company office, NO 40 s State street,
SAT- Lake City Utah, at2ocock pm, Monday.
log is 10 consldera proposition 70 consolidate
the Consolidated implement 90, and the Co
on Wagon and Machine Co., and 20 transact
any other business that may lawfully come
before said meeting
+. r. SNOW,
Secretary ana Treasurer.
N,tt Ia kp City npenmbpr "a iQ1l
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notice Observation-Disclosures MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders Of tho saltalr Beech Com
pany will b. held at the Office Of the
President Of the company No % E
South Temple Street on Thursday,
the 9th day Of January A. D. l002
at 1880 O'Clock p. m Tor the purpose
Of clecting directors Of said company for
the ensuing year and for the transaction
OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
VIM MCMILLAN,
Secretary
Salt Lake City Utah, December 18th
1901.
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pELINourNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE

ELY MINING AND MILLING co.
Dec H. 1901 Notice There are delin-
quent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment No II, levied
November 6, 1901 the several amounts set
opposite the names %. the respective
shareholders as follows viz