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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
TIE OTHER SIDE.
How the Union Pacific Treated Its
prisoners" at Omaha,

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 2s.--John N. Bald.
win, general attorney for the Union Pa.
ciho railroad today gave to the Assocl.
ated Press statement relative TO the
action taken against President Burt hy
the ten indianapolis men who allegc
they were deprived Of their liberty
The statement says; THE men arrived
Sunday morning, Aug. "a, is in number
over the Illinois Central for work in
the Union Pacific shops in Omaha. They
had been employed by a labor agency
In Indianapolis which had no connection
with the railroad company. They were
given their breakfast and then said they
wanted to go TO Denver, but four OF
them deciding TO remain in this city.
one man left the grounds Immediately
but 10 remained u>ul Monday. They
were without money and the company
furnished them food and lodging until
Monday.
Monday morning they went TO the
eompany's headquarters and asked for
transportation 10 Denver, which was re.
fused. They then joined the strikers
who induced them 10 swear out the
complaints alleging false imprisonment
and that they were detained on the shop
grounds Sunday"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Judge ogden Hiles, whose name has
betn mentioned In connection with the
Democratic nomination for the supreme
bench is quoted as saying, Il have nc
time for politics." In other words, I'm
not in the race
Senator Deboe OF Kentucky Is at the
Kenyon. The senator enjoys the dis
t!nction Of being the only Republlcan
ever elected 10 that high office In the
Blue Grass state
acter In Colorado politics. Is In the
city. He Is editor of Georges Weekly
OF Denver.
S, d. johnson Of Mapleton, Utah
county, Is candidate for nomination
on the Democratic legislative ticket,
and Thomas Dallin of Springvllle IL
willing to receive q nomination from
the Republicans for a similar office.
The Republicans OF Sandy are said
10 be urging for county commission
ers w. w. Wilson and James Godfrey.
State Senator Abel John Evans OF
Lehi was IN the city today, Mr.. Evans
is sanguine that Utah county viii go
Democratic this fall, reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Daniel Harrington Is back from Pro-
vo. where he spent yesterday attending
TO legal matters He says Utah county
Is greatly interested in the Republican
congressional nomination, and that the
people there say they Will support the.
best man presented In the convention,
The announcement was made today
by friends OF Bishop Lewis NJ. Cannon,
that he would make the race for the
lower house on the Republican, ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
PERSONALS.

M. ]. Gray and f. w. Ross, two
prominent 81 Anthony citizens. are
guests at the Kenyon.
Hon. W. j. Deboe OF Marion, Ky,
United States senator, Is registered al
the Kenyon on a transcontinenta trip.
Manager Nichol of the Salt Lake
Electrical Supply company Is up Provo
canyon with his family enjoying a re.
lief from business cares.
George Y. Wallace has gone TO Mon.
tana on business
Herb George, editor Of The Road Of
Denver, Is In the city, on western
"trip, Mr., George is regarded as one
OF the most versatile writer's in Colo.
lado, and has done well in weekly
journalism.
DR.. Il, +. Root. DR.. Hughes and i.
". Francis have returned from an
Idaho hunting and fishing trip.
Il, II. Dewey Of Nampa, son Of the
colonel. Is a guest at the Kenyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29

AN ORDINANCE LEyYING a TAN
| MI for the aHses 81 emf @ properly on lli.
| Hrth sida 1 North Temrl. strt belw et
| .asl Temple and West Temple streets, III
over District No, J., for the construction
| I sewer lateral:
p 4 ordained hg the CITY Council Of
| alt Lake CITY Utah
section /. Fiat the city council does
| lorehy levy the taN and provide for tue
.ssessment upon tie property hereinafter
esCribel, abuttlug on the north Side oil
forth Tamplc street. between East Tenn
pic and West Temple streets, In Sewer
district No T.
This tax IL levied to dcfray the cxrcnso
extending and laying sewer lateral up
u said portion OF said street npp0alte
me- property hereinafter DESCRIBED 10 p.
specially affected and bun llttd by s0ld
Improvement and it Is hereby aOjudsed
determined ana established that the same
WI be espe clally benefited thereby 70 the
NIL amount OF the tax hereby levied, and
MD parcels Of land are hereby assessed
AZ an equal and Uniform rate IN ace rd-
lnCe with the linear foot frontage upon
sad portion Of said street fronting upon
and TO a depth Of twenty-five 90 foet
lack therefrom. and the TAX hereby 10Y
ed and 70 be assessed upon said parcels
" land Is eight hundred and twenty-five
and fifty one-hundredths lSS2j5W dollars
lars per front or linear foot, and the
Treasurer Is hereby authorized ana en-
powered 10 assess IN accordance with the
provisions Of this ordinance for the pur-
nose herein mentioned, the west liO re
u lot !, and all Of lots 2, 5 ana OF block
~ plat "a" Salt Lake city survey, rs
Mo same are shown upon the official
plats OF said city. TO a depth Of twenty
i've (25l feet back from said street
Section Q This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval
Passed by the city Council OF Salt Lake
.Ity Utah, August 2,th, 1902, and re-
j. o. NYSfR0M,
city Recorder.
Approved this 2lth day Of August, 1892
EZRA THOMPSON
Mayor.
State Of Utah. City ana County OF Salt
/, ], .. iNystrom. city Recorder Of Salt
Lake city. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is full, true and
correct copy Of an ordinance entitled
An ordinance leyying the tax and for the
assessment Of properly on the north side
of North Temple street between East
or District No. |, for The construction Of |
2 sewer" passed by the City Council Of |
Salt Lake city, Utah. August 9th 1902,
tn1 approved by the Mayor, August 18th, |
1902, az appears OF record In my office
In witness whereof have hereunt0 set |
my hand and affixed the corporate seal |
q said city, this 18th day Of August, 1902
lSeal) ]. o. NYSTR0M,
city Recorder.
sewer Intention No. lO2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
GENERAL CHURCH NEWS.

The Saints residing In Custer county,
Idaho. have been attached 10 the Bing-
ham stake, over which James Il. Steele
presides
The Uintah Stake Sunday school SUI
perintendency has been reorganized. the
same being necessary owing to the
calling Of Superintendent c. b. Bartlett
on n mission TO New Zealand. ]. p.
Rudy is superintendent. Edwin j. Win
der first assistant. Laurltz NJ. Soren-
sen. second assistant: Charles Cotton,
secretary, and Fred Wood, treasurer.
Prof A. c, Lund, instructor IN the
X. Y. academy at Provo, took passage
on the steamship Commonwealth from
Liverpool Yesterday. He is returning
from Germany, where he has been pur-
suing his musical studies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29

sand horse power has been leased from
a water source, and then by week OF
10 days, the management will locate a
steam plant for furnishing 1900 horse
power additional. The chances are that
the steam plant Will be set up on
the site OF the gas works This step Is
with a view TO furnish the local light
ing ana street railway plants the in.
crease OF power demanded by the win
ter's business. The increase this fall
VIII be greater than the fall demands
OF late years. and the management OF
the light and power company, recognlz-
ing this, Is taking time by the for lock
and making the needful preparations,
so that when the demand for the in
carese OF power Is made, the company
viii be ready TO respond promptly. The
city IL growing steadily, and It's elec-
trical wants are increasing in proper
tlOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

Il
Today's local bank clearIngs amount
ed to si46. SO as against s4S7, 500. 3
for the corresponding day OF last year
Thomas Weir has bought from the
| San Francisco Savings & Loan society
8llsxl65 feet on West Temple street
between First and Second South streets
for s22500.
The city council will open bids Sept
s for the purchase of the old city hall
square. The highest bid last time was
$4,000, but the council wants at least
$4,000.
The old Harmon block, now 1.-THE
Wilson," has been leased for 10 years
to Landlord Fred Wey Of the Windsor
on Main street. and the rebuilding now
in progress will cost Frank f. Wilson,
owner Of the property, $4,000. 1t will
have lI5 rooms, 80 of them with baths,
all with running water, and telephone
connections with the office. There will
also be in the building O restaurant,
bar billiard room, bowling alley, ladies
reception and sample rooms. The en-
tire ground floor will be OF Mosaic til
Ing, with marble walnscotlng, there are
to be freight and passenger elevators,
and the furnishings Of the house will
cost $4,000 The opening comes jan
uary J. next.
Contractor Giauque is pushing work
on the cement floor In the basement of
the new addition 10 z. c. NJ. |. The
space covered is 60x200 feet and the floor
is six inches thick. thus lnsurlng dura-
bility. Foreman David Green says that
when finished II Will be one of the best
floors OF its kind in the city. The base
ment will be used for the storing Of
hardware and other goods,
WIN Callister returned from Omaha
today. where he disposed OF a good
bunch Of sheep. He rays the market
slumped little during the week ow-
ing to an over supply, but that II Is
still In good condition, spring lambs
and muttons brlnSsSg very satisfac-
tory figure.
The Anderson Real Estate Invest
ment company has transferred TO Wal.
lace r. White, for consideration of
$4,000, iSxl22R feet OF ground In lot G.
block Sc, plat r, the same being sItuat.
"a on First South street near Tenth
Fast.
Hugh Watson has the contract to ex-
,avate for the First Presbyter an
'hurch, and Architect Ware marked
tut the lines today. so the contractor
'ould begin work right away.
Work Is rapidly progressing on the |
lew wing OF the Sisters hospital which |
: now above the water table. This ad- |
lltion will Ill long felt want.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
Charge Was Changed to that Of
Common Assault,
HAS BEEN IN JAIL 5 MONTHS
sudge Morse Disposes Of Several
Criminal Gases in Third District
Court this Morning.

Herman Gusteson, who, on April IL.
made an assault upon Erick Blomquist
IN drunken brawl in a Bingham sa-
loon was brought before Judge Morse
today and allowed to withdraw his plea
OF not guilty TO the former charge Of
assault with deadly weapon with in.
tent to do bodily harm and enter a
plea of guilty to the lesser charge Of
assault. In making a plea for lenienoy
for his client Col. Kaighn stated that
The defendant and complaining witness
had always been good friends, and that
they merely engaged In a drunken fight
and the complaining witness now re-
fused 10 further prosecute the case
against defendant. In view Of the fact
that the prisoner had been In Jail near.
ly five months he thought a sentence OF
30 days would be sufficient The dis
trict attorney had no statement to
make against light sentence so Judge
Morse ordered that defendant be con-
fined in the county Jail for 80 days.
SNEAK THIEF ARRAIGNED.
Edward Redmond was arraigned on
the charge Of robbery and was allowed
until Tuesday TO enter a plea. Red
mond en- Aug 2 robbed Dora Wilson
% 4 pocketbook valued at 50. cash
amounting TO $40, and a pair of dia-
mOnd earrings valued at $50.
STOLE FROM A WOMAN,
Antonio Tarboiso was arraigned on
the charge of grand larceny and ELF
tered plea Of not guilty. He was or
dered to appear In court on Tuesday |
morning al which time an attorney |
VIII be appointed TO represent him
Tarbolso stole $40 In cash and some |
jewelry valued at SO from Fanny
Clark at Bingham on Aug. IA.
CLAYPoOL IN LUCK
The case Of the State Of Utah vs
Charles Claypool. charged with grand
larceny, was dismissed at the request
" Dist. Atty. Eichnor, who stated that
one of the witnesses was out OF the
state and would probably never return,
hence there was not sufficient evidence
n convict. Claypool stole $40 In cash
and a watch valued at $50 from Arthur
Gardner on Feb. Is last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE LEVYING A TAX
| and for the assessment OF propertv an
| the west side OF Sixth East street bei veen
south Temple and First South streets. In
sidewalk District No. e. to construct a
Be II ordained by the City Council Of
SAT- Lake City Utah
Section /. That the CITY Counou does
hereby levy the tax and provide for the
assessment upon the property hereinafter
uescTped abutting on the west side ~
sixth East street between South Temnle
and First South streets in Sidewalk bis
This tax Is levied to defray the expense
Of constructing sidewalk upon said por-
lion or said street opposite the property
hereinafter described to be especially az
fected and benefited by said imnrove.
ment, and II Is hereby adjudged, deter.
mined and established that the same win
he especially benefited thereby 20 tbe mi
amount OF the. tax hereby levied and said
parcels OF land are hereby assessed at an
equal and uniform rate in accordance
with the linear foot frontage upon ssIS
portion Of said street fronting upon and
70 depth Of twenty-five f255 feet back
therefrom, ana the tax hereby levied and
70 be assessed upon said parcels az Land
Is eight hundred seyenty-one and so'iS,
lsu.aD dollars, or one and 32-lOO lS -,
nnoliars per front or linear foot, and the
treasurer Is hereby authorized and en.
powered 70 assess In accordance with Inc
PROVISIONS or THIS ordinance for the pur.
pose herein mentioned, all OF lots ga
y DOCK 81, plat 'B.' Salt Lake civ siir.
Nsy, az me same are shown upon tba
ofiiclal plats Of said city 10 den,h ~
twenty-five t25l feet back from said street
Section 2 This ordinance shall fake al
feet upon approval. ''"' "a
p, Passed BY the City Council Of Sal, tato
City Utah, August 9th, 1909. and rafsrred
10 the Mayor for his approval ''u
]. o. NYsTROM
Approved this 18th day OF Atgnsi is,o
EZRA THOMPSON.
state Of Utah city and County of Of S salt |
J, J. Q, Yys,rom. City Recorde, o., s.,,
LAKE City, Utah, do hereby certify AZ.
we above and foregoing l. a fuil 10, r,,o
ahv CORRECT copy Of an Ordinance 49,,
ueui An ordinance leyyfng a tax ~, ~
VIZ assessment OF properly on Tho ~,
Sue OF sixth East street betweer 49,
temple ana First South streets 4, 81
Walk Dlstnct No. 81 to consiti,c, siio-
WAX passed by the City Council ",ey
Lake City, Utah, August g1tb Isos %
approved by the Mayor August 2s,b , snl
AZ appears OF record In INV ofico ''' iF'z'
IA Nlthess whereof, I have hererr,.
my hand and afnxed the copna- a.'o tet
p sald city, this 9th day OF ang rSe , sea-
'''s4'' J. o. NYsTRoM' i've
Bill No q city Recorder
Sidewalk Intention No q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
NO MORE LOADING.
Freight Agents No Longer to wrcstIe
With Bales OF Wool.

There Is Joy among the travelling
freight agents. The word has gone
quietly forth that next season The
freight men on at least two OF the big
systems VIII be required TO solicit sole
~ ana leave the marking and loading
70 me Wooiouyers. This will mean thai
When solicitor goes out that he Will
no longer pack block and pckle, over
ans ana marking pot in his dress suit
case neither VIII he get out In the
baking sun and work like a common la.
porer while the bales are being placed
on the cars and weighed. The practice
which mas been In vogue during the
past lew seasons has always been
looked upon as being undignined on the
part OF those who In order TO get a
shipment would get out and perform
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

The difficulty which threatened TO dis
rupt the relations existing between
Miss Agnes Rose Lane and the Deseret
Dramatic Syndicate have all been
smoothed over and Miss Lane win leave
with the others OF the company tonight
for Denver. They viii arrive saturday
night viii spend Sunday resting, and
open their enea cement Monday after
noon, Labor day. Four special cars
nave been engaged to carry the COM
pany from salt Lake. two being Pull
man sleepers and the other two bag.
gage cars for the scenery and trunks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
BIDS FOR CRY PROPERTY.

Sealed bids will be received az the Office
OF the City Recorder, room 100 city nno
county building. until I o'clock D. M Mon
day, September s, 1902, for the following
described property; Part OF lot 8, block
n, plat "a" described as follows
Commencing at the northwest corner OF
said lot 8. block H. plat "A, thence east
1895 feet, thence south lb3 feet, thence
west 1875 feet, thence north 1853 feet TO
the place OF beginning situated at the
corner OF First South and State. streets.
All bids must be sealed and envelope
marked on outside "Sealed BIDS on City
Property Advertised for Sale which bi1
shall carry with II, as a guarantee Of good
faith, a certified check on some local bank
Of ten per cent 40 per cent? Of said bid.
The city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids,
BY order OF the City Council. dated Aug
ust q, 1902
j. o. NYsTRoM. City Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
COURT NOTES.

Judge Morse today ordered q eyenlr,
Issued for the 35 Jurors for the Grim.
mai court returnable September s. al
10 o. clock.
Default Judgment was entered in
sqyor OF plaintiff today in the case o
heorge w. Parks VS. the Gold and Cor
per company Of Bingham for 81, 652. The
suit was brought TO recover on several
accounts assigned to plaintiff for SER
vices rendered defendant company.
Annie Nj. Larsen today filed suit In
the district court against Mathew Smith
To quiet title to certain stream Of
water which she alleges she has used
Tor culinary and domestic purposes for
the past 20 years The stream flows
across plaintiffs land in Big Cotton
wood precinct II is alleged that. on
June J, defendant wrongfully diverted
faic stream OF water and still con-
t,nues to divert the same to the dam
age OF plainuff In the sum OF $500 for
which amount she asks judgment. She
also asks that temporary restraining
9rder be Issued TO prevent defendant
from continuing to divert the stream
and that the same be made permanent
upon the final hearing OF the case.
Judge Morse issued an order to show
cause In the case returnable before
Judge Hall on Sept 9 at 10 o'clock
Cornella G.. Birch was today granted
4 divorce from her husband Thomas
~ Birch on the ground OF desertion.
Mrs. Birch was awarded the custody OF
Their two minor children and was
granted alimony in the sum OF $500 and
costs Of suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29

manual labor but who would conside
II infradig to shovel snow OIL the side
walk IN front OF their town resldenc-
II the Injunction Is made permanent
the issuer Of the welcome o der VII
undoubtedly catch the solid railroad
vote when he desires to run for office
10 say nothing Of presentation OF
plate for his sldeboard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Yankee TObboganing Was the Fea-
ture OF the Session.

The closing session OF the mining ex-
change for this week WAS rather active
while prices we're generally somewhat
lower.
Yankee was the feature, dropping
from so this morning to 81 this after
noon
The closing quotations and transac-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
CASES DISMISSED.

Tie complaints against c. S. Fogle.
charged with embezslement, and the
complaint against w. A. Peterson,
charging similar offensc, were both
dismissed this morning by Judge Dehh
The order was made upon motion OF
Asst County Atty. Loofbourow. In the
Fogle case, the complaining witness
agreed TO pay all costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
MERCHANTS PRINTING

Turned out on short notice al thu
Deseret News. A big shipment OF new
types and supplies Just In. Our facilities
Tor letter heads, bill heads. tags en-.
velopes, pads, etc. ETC.. are unexcelled
by any establishment In the West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
MORE PENSION FOR RAMSDELL

Special TO the "News.")
Washington, y. c.. Aug. 29.-An in
crease Of pension TO Sl2 per month has
been granted Nathaniel p Ramsdell,
Sheridan, Wyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29

Mrs. Josephine McCaslin has led A
petition IN the probate division Of the
district court asking that j. T. Me.
Connell be appointed administrator OF
the estate OF her late husband, ]. w,
McCaslin. who end.d his own life on
Aus 2, after having fatally shot Miss
Annie Russell and Max Peters.
The etsate consists OF interests in
placer mining claims, coal lands and
mining stocks In this state and Colo
rado. valued at about $3.50. The heirs
to the estate are petitioner Nola, a
two-year-old daughter. and Harold. a
seven-Year-old son, who lives with his
mother, a former wife OF decedent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29

On saturday, Aug SOth.
Rowe & Kelly Co. are offering 81. 90
suits for 81 90. 90 for 81. 50. "a. 90 suits
for $500, $500 suits for $3.50, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
DIED.

DuNN-In Pueblo, Colo. June 20 1902
Of heart disease, Tacey p. Young
Dunn, daughter OF Oscar b. Young
and Paralee Russell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
LEAVES FOR BUTTE.
Senator w, A. Clark Goes North on a
Special To-day.

Senator w. A. Clark, president Of IN
San Pedro. Los Angeles & SAT- Lake
left this morning for Butte In q spec
ial train over the Oregon Short Lane
After the mining congress the cope
king viii return to Salt Lake where h
will meet with j. Ross Clark ard 7. d
Gibbon for the purpose Of talking over
plans regarding the San Pedro road
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HELP WANTED.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK
small family; no washing Address SCI ~
LIST South.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK,
no washing, Mrs. r. w, Young, 50 St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29

Edward Cudahy the millionaire Omaha be
slated for the the beef syndicate
emily well authenticated reports Cudahy salary 100000
year and viii his headquarters
the gentleman whose kidnapped
the payment $4,000 cash.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-09-20
ONCE MORE the TRACTiON CUES.
TON.

With the reassembling Of the City
Council the people of Chicago may ex-
pect a recrudescence Of the ancient and
tiresOme traction controversy.
No settlement in sight, the champion
OF the streets" ready to veto anything
that might look like possible settle
ment the silly twaddle about municipal
ownership, and finally, nothing do
ing"
Then, as planned by the champion"
the entire matter will be dumped into
the Legislature, and what then?
Same old story.
Matter comes back with the situation
unchanged, the traction question I'M
settled, spring campaign on and the
champion once again candidate for
reelection.
Same old story.
After election, what then?
VIII II be the same old story? Are
the people Of Chicago to have two more
years Of Harrison and of his do-nothlng
administration, two more years OF the
imam of destiny" and of the unsettled
traction question, two more years Of
buncombe about municipal ownership,
two more years Of "the champion OF the
streets" streets which, under his ad.