davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

f. r:aIi;d Of 5isss .2Ss 25zISo S gGSert ss 500
''s. smmo6. 5 # to Of JESSE snE'2H Simmons: aTs S nor
eaSs ,sstos s2D o1o Nominal
70 ls s e @ Estate # comsaGS 25 To Wsass
11ttbLst LsHii No %. 8 s45 II " of 5,ha ave 25x
gag ss1s H. s51 IS''s COO Nominal
Harper John wendt and another: mortgage.
54sS2ss: No 20 : $ 2s6 # Of shave 2oxIoas:
c0mpasy c5snias 9ei3g naoTtgase SS5ooo 100
'ctaa chass Nam t-s a o Ella ean Grants: and
Rss15lai 2zst N9 o5: b aas6a1d h5 Edgar
Lehman; o &C 9 and 80 :; - . 100
5ooii EdssF s' Lehman S5 HabaaTd -.
west End-ave. Nos $50 and a82 Broadway Nos
274s and d. 2 75l begins West yS End ave 60 5oS
William j Picken to Edmund Dwight, jT; mort
los56 s s.; : IS 2f west Eadsvs
Pesa: iei m6rfgasa ragad SasGt n 70 "an, 100
Grspd-st. Nos 8sl and 3sl =. 2sxl9o; Leopold
part: moFtgsgs Nominal
os,s. Benjamin Davenport = James Birck
24t n $ 2SIs # Of St-aTs % izas a.2s
sse s@ gas 0o9 MssSa aSsss ct s 81 to WIZ soo
Ss4: sPs rns M9 n's u alos 5z 6 S6a Ss fs1
Ts5s Is 81 sss.S.; S:rI.as. 5as:
3 cinntng6an: mortgage $4,000 Nominal
watsr-st- e 81 \ 5, Ss1sO; Peter Murray TO 20
la aco6 sh @ to # Jewish TRsSiCsisa ssmndT
lssth1st n $ 464 # = Of ave 26xse.1I: August
Ruff al to Kate Dauth ct al: mortgage. ~ ooo
st Nic6olas-ave No s0s W $ Is IT 151st-
% 6xI165x23x11I5: William y kone TO Frank --.
stist n srsaae7 Nas 70 MI and 50 Aysngs
{. 50xe0: William Zuckerman and another TO
Klinkonstein: n1ortSage 500 lo' >ornns
't4st Rathaf Nc shas 3 sTo to CITY Friedman:
c6SsIsaSt-st. s3g: sSR No ST. 24szi24s sx 2ie1i2s
three-eghths part. and Greenwich-st " .
p # n Of 15snv ia Susanna F Benton
same properly sA ~ "a -. ..--......-. Nominal
san,a oronerty: two eighths part Of first parcel
ana one-thfrd part Of second parcel; same tO
Louisa Ben'Sn Corner Deiancey-st a5xiss: Louise
ScbrevvoeeI another executor 70 fihcos ,s.oo
= Io%snest Stinnst No II = : I3.4 II n OF Henry-st
q lx1Io 4x27Nlo'; Clarence n co.sef 5000
shidlovsky M: ass and $40 5 s. 175.s II "
darkson-st 80. Ix93 Ix4s 1ix-: Max tiold a1d
snother to Sarah Klein; mortgage sZs25o 10
o ana, n,.,ys ave- No i42 W s. 2T2 II n sist-st.
25xleo; E.isane0s ,v.ea ~ s25 tss, Nominal
Grand-st No 423 corner l1 "a 1a MsTsr Fyaak
TO Samuel Levin: mortgages $500; sIl,- ~"
r5ester-st 13T and 1el n g 100 II : OF Bax-
ter-st 50x1O0 Jacob Baum anc ano.ner %
Frank Pitteli and another; mortgage soo,Wps
rengys 4 Nos 274 and 27s. corner Goavsrnsur-
Estber Fielder: mortgage s54, ,0to; and. 100
h-st 63. S. rs II OF Asdson-aVe. ok
1oo11: ssth-st No o. 2 = 2as q e o. Haasoll
morteage s4i 900 Nominal
asth-st No 65 n ESQ OF Madson-ave. 25x
ioo11: Isaac Heller to Miriam G Thorn; mort
Avenue D. 1. $ so IT Of 6th-st. SKIP:
Goodman another Jacob Margovitzs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
ch,c,po Great Western Railway Co.
Mop THE pIRPOSE OF VOTING UPOt

u Increasing the toi1Ihon
the Snmpany at a stockholders meeting ~hien mas Ia
a1isd 10 ts held on 18th day OF FenruafS lsoo
- ,ybeh The law requires sixty days persona n9ais
~ eech s-ockhoider through the mails he 1raisIer
books OF ali classes stocks Of the thae1 ,a,h ss
Essi-s Tornpanv closed from the iath oas OF
Ieee5ber 1902 TO close OF business On 'e gay
-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Proposals
pR0P0S4L FOR STREET RAILWAY.

u rt~ht and Power Franchise Manila ? l. IN Pursll-
ance ~ an Act uzssed Monday. october 10Th Io- oy
sslS dT y @sSss-d until the day March. 1908.
bv the Municipal Board = Manila to detsrIine ne
gTantes OF street railway franchise united win Ira-
Else 70 furnish light and power in the City of Msnis
- 81 rtrnirA islands Route thirty-fve miles Ions.
1xS an tre FRANCHISE important streets IN tns
City Of Manila aad so arranged as 70 51FnS1 e DT-
Of the City ether part Lhe pos o.
o+ 20 exceed fifty from date OF passage OF
the Act SECOND rates Of fare not 10 exceed seven
and ore hsh gold for first class passengers e
10 be paid city for the franchise.
less than one onehaIf per-centun On goss earins
a-bTrstJon after twenty-five years. when the city
the entire plant Of the street railway az
~. Gauge OF railway to be four feet eight a1d
7haf inches rails. not less than sixty pounds
yard excsp streets paved Win DOCS OF sooa
other material grooved ratl OF not less na1 seventy
o1stryction to begin months after awarding Of BID
ana work 20 completed twenty months tnersaISe Ins
sIs-+-4 light beat franchise united in the
street railway franchise in the same grantee provoes
fo- reasonable 20 be regulated by the Municipal
nshf ts ms It+T bv he Company
paso srcsnt OF gross earnings The length OF
and time Of beginning and completion TO be
ne SsTa as IN railway franchise FGu Of law
sxs-+ IN Manfa together with map Of the city and
nrorsSsei route OF railway. and the Bureau OF
frsular Affairs, War Department washington after De-
tdS viii ps received at the Office Of the Municipal
Board in Manila until and ineIuding March 18th. lso3a
deposit s5000OO to be made either with the Guar
aSk.aF corporafioa Of New York CPhppibe InsuIsr
srah deposit or check drawn TO the order of
rIcipal Beard, Manila, duly certified national bank
" CLARENCE r. EDWARDS
cniorei L s Aruy Chief Of Bureau A.
fairs. War Department. Washington D. c
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

~ annual meeting the stockholders OF SEQ a. @
rsii ne held al the offices of the COMPANY NO.
9o fseayer street Borough OF Mannats .e ,oaS
.yo ocloe in the afternoon. for the eiectien o
W ,,c othsr business properly come oefofe
he S+aAS1-b
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Gnrroqates X Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas surrogate of the Codnty Of
New york notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Joseph Gels LAKE Of the County of New
York present the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber place OF transacting business
al the law once Of e & Perry u Green Point Avenue
Borough Of Brooklyn in the city of New York. on or oeo
the first day OF May next
LENA GELS, Executrix.
c & T PERRY Attorneys Executrix. II Green Point
Avenue Brooklyn. n. I.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County
York IS hereby given 10 all persons having claims
Moritz Of of
deceased to present with
OF transactng business,
soT. Nassau Street. in The city OF New York
orb wenty-thrd day of April
Dated New York. the fifteenth day OF October.
KELLNER HENRY 3. KELLNER,
CHARLES L. KELLNER, ALEXANDER J. KELL-
NER, Executors. MARTHA X MILLER. Executrix.
EINSTFIN TOWNSEND GUITERMAN & SHEARN.
Attorneys for Executors. 50 Nassau City.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County Of
New York hereby given to all persons having
cIais against Edward Perkins r late Of the County
of New York. deceased, to present the same with
subscribers their place OF
acting the office Of McCurdy Yard No c6
Froadwav Borough Manhattan in the City of New
York on or before 9th OF May
Dated New York Eighteenth day OF November. 1902
MARY \ PERKINS Executrix EDWARD TOWN
SEND NORTON PERKINS Executors.
McCTTRDY & YARD. Attorneys for Executors No. &C
Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Hon. James c. Church. Surrogate Of the County Of
hereby given according 10 law, 10 all
persons having cIal against Henry W Maxwell late OF
formerly engaged business at No 80 Broad Street in
Borough 81 Manhattan, City Of New York and re-
eid Place. In the Borough; Of Brook
lyn that they Inure1 exhibit the same with the
vouchers therefor TO subscribers their place OF
transactng busne 80 Broad Street johnson Build
ingl in BorcuFh OF Manhattan. City OF New YORK,
on or before 1stn day of December. 1902
Dated 1lth. 1902 -
J. ROGERS MAXWELL.
HOWARD w MAXWELL.
Executors.
GEORGE B. ABBOTT Attorney FOR Executors. 81 Nassau
Street CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Iipinrnh NcIlres.
he Hooking valley Railway Cor

The Hooking Valley Railway Company.
Columbus. Ohio December End 1902
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT HAS
been declared the Preferred Capital Of this
Company payable January 18th. 1903 the Office Of
Nessrs- : p Morgan g Company. New York. 70 stock
holders 800 O'Clock N. December 22nd,
ise az which time the transfer books viii be closed
WM. y. COTT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
MARKS. EDWARD MIN PURSUANCE OF

49, an order Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate
OF New York dated Sept S0th 1902 notice
is hereby given all persons having claims against
Edward y. Marks late of the County OF New York de-
ceased the with vouchers thereof to the
transacng business, -
William St. Paul NJ. Herzog. in the City New
York, or 18th day o April. 1903
Dated York the 7th day OF October 1902.
MARY MARKS. WILLIAM II. HALLOWELIs Executors
PAUL. NJ HERZOG. Attorney for Executors % William
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
The Hooking Valley Railway Company.

4 DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT has been declared on the Common Cagi-
tsl Company, payable January 18th. 1903
Office OF Messrs = p. Morgan 6 Company New
York stockholders Of 500 O'Clock P NJ, De
ce,nber which time the transfer books will
te closed
WN- n. COTT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Ocean Gtenmfrs.

WEST INDIES, $t25 s. 3
by specially Lloyd express 5
Kaisern, $500 tons January IA q days shore trips
!ucheons guides, drives included These extras WILL cos
800 with other cruises Passengers leaving cruise al
Mediterranean Cruise. Feb. 4, $4,000 up.
Norway Russia Cruise, July ?, S2Io.oO UP.
FRANK C CLARK Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

gage. SE3.Cuo
4Sth-s.. Nos 40 and -. 50 r. . or orh-eFes
AfSxloo. sx 80. 3xiet8sI, JJIdsln : Todd 70 siste
Realty and Mortgage Company. mortgage sSS.-
11sth-st No 80 n = $40 II . Of Lenox- ave. -5x
f00.11 Charles NJ Roscnthal 10 Fortunate
Onofrio. mortgage S2s Ntn = ~
Amsterdam ave. corner SGth-st, @f-2<>St Ricn-
ard Deeves Henry q Siedenstein, mortgages.
$1,000 .---..-.------.-- l>orl
1S6th -. No 6ss 694. ;. 1S0 e o. Of Wander
hit-ave East Soxl00. Earton-ave- = : corner
195th 81. J0xs0. Verfo ave. n corner Z<-s'h-st
1l0-2Xss- 10XltaX13j. Ierou1e-sve. 3 :. t9s X
Of Minerva Place runs 1S5.7x - Sx n
look f3s.S K -. Frank n Cole
to Ella p shaw. mortgage. $4,000 ---- .Ncrr
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

101st-st. No arc Eas;. for two story brick work
shop. lTx40; Hunt owner. ; ] schwartz.
Henry-st. Nos 2t9 and 202. Tor six story brick
fathouse. 4I-6Ns3. kOtzen x Livingston owners
Bernstein & Bernstein. architects.
6Ith-st. Nos sc and IS West for q six story brick
storage. 5oxt.S; - = saul. owner F Jacobsen.
10th-st. No I'D East. for FIVE story brick dwell
ing house. 2Dx92-S: a Train. owner. W ;
ECSt. arCfli1ect o. d o. o.
Ludiow-st Nos l4I and I4s for six story brick
hathOuse. 3T.6x74- 10. A SilversOn. owner. . +
Pelham. architect
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

ENGINEER OFFICE, U. S. ARMY. ROOM .,
Custom house. Norfolk. Va. Oct q I902--Sealsd
FOR furnishing generator engine switchboard.
boiler and chloride accrulator elements for electric
will be received here until y
NJ T. 1902 and then publicly opened IaforuatfOn
furnished Applicant
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Greene Consolidated Copper ca.
Nov. "a 1902
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. (290
been declared on the Capital Stock OF the Com
isny payable January 1868. stockholders OF record
az the hooks Saturday. Decer
e- 90 1902 Transfer VIII be closed on December
S11h al O'Clock p. N: reopened January 3. 1903
GEO. s. ROBBINS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Sd ave " : T55 II n Of 51st-St. 25xiOO Robert c
Morris referee Excelsior Savings Bank SSl5
5sth-st n s. fT5 II Of Lexington ave. 5JXltsl.J.
Cheston simmons 10 Jessie F simmons: mort
gage soO OGO .Nomln
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY; 5000
No ias Broadway. New York psseri,ser 2ne IsoZ
sEEESTY-FgFrH QUARTERLY plNlDt11N ~ ~,
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
cne-hsf per cent on capital stock Of ms ON
seay has declared payable on and srteE
I'D stcckhoIderx Of the Closing Q.
rSansfer on Friday December l2th. az eloSs
M The books VIII be reopeheo oa SeN--1'
senoary 18th. o'clock A NJ ,-.,x,r.-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THE BRONX RT-II.DING PLANS

The BRONX BUILDING PLANS
Bronx Park-ave. n e corner OF 177th-st. two story
frame shop 22x12. Joseph Diamond. owner; 3
Ebeling. architect t-.--.--.-....---..
Sp1yten DUyvii Parkway. 100 n Of 22Ith-
So. one and one-haif story frame stable SKI.
estate OF J q Johnson, Ahmemsn & TOunkhseie.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY
Meridsn. Conn.
T A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS,

a MEETING OF THE Dihtt IUfS'
held On "wednesday November 2e 1902 dividend
Per cent was declared the Preferred Capital
~
The Transfer Books os Preferred Stock will be
closed on December 3 o'clock y NJ ana re
sf Ia o'clock A NJ on January 2 1908
Cheeks win be mailed
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
[Emn [POlf}n [Ri@On
2fENT GRWI@E $500 AND up.

specially chartered North German Lilo! S. s.
Kaserin $500 tons. Feb l. as days shore trips hotels
guides drives included visiting Madeira Granada the
aIhambra -Algiers Malta. Athens C9nstantlnope'
Nice &c Absolutely overcrowdins; only the main @
dtnnr Do West Indies Cruise Jan IA, S12o
Norway-Russia Cruise. July 2, S2I5
W. TRANK c. CLARK, III Broadway, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-18
THINKS MINISTER WRONG.
Ezra }. Ellerstein Disapproyes of u.
terances Of DR.. Albritton.

Ezra j. Ellerstein, a citizen Of this
rlty, writes the News as follows
enent the recent TRADE made on the
Mormon" Church by the Rev. Dr.
Albritton:
I'm reading IN the local papers. the
way a preacher OF the First Methodist
-hurch denounced the religion OF the
Latter-day Saints / feel to say that a
preacher like that can harm his own
church more than the Mormon"
Church.
] am not a Mormon and neither do
! intend To become one but neverthe-
less u hurts ones feelings 10 hear a
preacher Of the Gospel abuse a moral
lass OF Christians In such shameful
manner, What proof can that doctor
give or why did he not give proof. thar
Mormonism' Is the blacklist most
devilieh, most diabolical thing on
sarth" Shame upon such pre!udIces'
As 70 myself 4 cannot see what harm
me Mormon Church does or can do In
me future 90 any church. Ii. supposing
ihe doctor fears that his people might
leave HIS church and join the Nor
mons whose fault would II be n they
ald, II not his own Why should he
tf'ghten his people by saying Ii re-
qulfes all their united strength Ia face
me darkest blot on this landy'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-18
Louis Berets Claims viii Hurt
His Restaurant Business,
ASKS RESTRAINING ORDER.
Frank IA, Wilson ct al oar 20 Give u
$4,000 undeinnifylng bond
Court News.

The case Of Louis Berets VS. Frank
NJ, Wilson ct al was up before Judge
Han today on an order to show cause
why the defendants should not be tenn
porarly restrained from proceeding
with the Improvements and additions
on the Harmon block Plaintiff claims
that the Improvements viii Interfere
with his restaurant business and COM
pletely ruin It Defendants intend TO
build a five story addition to the rear
Of the block and add two stories TO the
main building. They contend that a
scaffold which VIII be built as soon as
the latter Improvement is commenced.
would prevent any debris from faillng
upon the walks and that the restaurant
would suffer no loss Of trade or incon-
venieuce al all II any damages did
accrue II was contended that they
would be nominal and jury could de-
termine them, Defendants offered to
give an indcmnlfyng bond IN the sum
OF $500 TO be allowed to proceed with
the work Arguments on the matter
VIII probably be concluded today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

White House, p, Whitehouse, Tooele;
u. II. Devon, Bingham. NJ Maluny, j.
McHay, Frisco $. Sullivan and wife,
Bingham T. H. casey, San Jose, Par
ley Nelson Los Angeles: w. J. Jeffer-
son, Mrs w j. Jefferson Miss Jefter-
son, Gronell, la; Mrs. ~ ]. Robinson.
Grantsvllle: J. 5. Nelson, Draper; Pat
Flood, Coffin; w. II. Vowles Ophlr; C..
+, Anderson and wife, Paul Deeben,
st. John, Ariz. r. Ashmore. Green
River. r. NJ Eduonds. Stockton, Mrs.
A. Marks Eureka; 5. h. fIackly. Geo.
Lewis, Bingham +. W. Erickson,
Grantsyille; ]. p Whitaker, Mercur, J.
a. Simpson, Provo. w. J.. Ashton and
wife, Flushing, Chic. W O. Nell. y.
Pittsburg. Pa. Joe Syeks and wife.
Waynesburg Joe Roger, Stockton: II.
y. LeWsmith Leo CHASER, Price, A.
Lowell and wife, Bingham; O. w. ALI
drach clear Lake G.. w Wilcore
Concorde Kas.
The Windsore European HOTEL. H.
Couley Topeka, kas. j. H. Wlsey and
wife, Mrs. L. NJ. Wilsey, Kewsuee ILL.,;
5. w Brisbois. Chicago; A. G.. Custer,
Ogden; u. c. Dikonson 0sceola, New;
d. j. OCalahan and wife, Denver h,
" McMichall Grantsyille, Il. r.. Whit
ing, Chicago A. j. Bethel, Philade-
phia; W. II. Hedden and wife, Fitz-
burgh Mass. j A. Green, P0catello;
h. W. Knapp, Mercur; j, H. Cook. Jas.
Clark, Il. f. Winman, ogden; ia
Thompson, Bingham l.. r.. Brown,
Butte.
Knutsford--W. IL. Remington and
wife Tacoma, A. b. Lewis, Frisco; II.
n. Bealey and wife, New ZEALAND; J.
Laishley and wife Brooklyn Martin
Levy, George b. Chandler, Chicago: s.
w Fyler, Denver; r. w. Madge and
wife, TT Madison A. VI. Parry, +. II.
Parry and wife, Indianapolis Murray
Nelson and wife. A. n. Jones and wife.
Chicago ID Cowles, ID. A. Young. w.
H. Nintin $, A. Smith, Brattleboro c.
+. Bullen and wife. Chicago; 3. O.
Sclbach Denver. ". j. Hotchklss San
Francisco, II Wood. Philadelphia.
Harry Reward. r. j. COnroy, r. S.
hyron, 81. Louis; +. G. Dayton, New
Haven. Robert A. Seavens, Ogden. Ii
X. Felker and wife. Toledo: A. NJ.
Fuller and wife, Meadvile, Frank
Davis, POcatello, Mrs. James Davis.
Denver; S. H. Floto New York: w. n.
Abers aud WIFE Sc0held J. U. Meyers
and wife, Bethlehem; j. c. Holland,
Erie owen Roberts Cleveland: Mrs
O. y Van Norman. chicago. n. G.
Goodwin and wife, New York, William
w. Higgins Chicago Louis Loeb. Rock
Island; and 50 Raymond and whitcomb
oEcursionists
Cullen-G. W. Taggart and wife Par
kersburg. w Va. l.. G. Mckenzie. Mo |
dcua, f. II. Eastcy San Jose: p NJ.
Mckeon, Milford; d. Maudlln. W. Rob |
bins NJ r. Rollins. Milford: r. r..
Page, Paonia q. VI. Anderson. V. q. !
LAsey, Idaho Falls: T.. h. Carr. Chi. |
cago. @. r. Chambers. Evanston: o.
Cripple Creek: Robert Treu-
holm, lmogene, la; W. r. whitman. |
lmogene, Ia. Or. u. G.. Deanc. SEQ |
field VIM Weame and wife. Lake City. |
Colo; ID. NJ Cronin. Buena Vista: Geo. |
Page. 7. n. Chappell. H. Wilson. KIM |
berley; VIM. Ramage Tunnyder; Geo |
Fether. Clear Creek: NJ. NJ. OMalley. |
Evanston. J. w. Wheeler. Shoshone. Il. |
r. updegrah, Gooding, Ida: p. Rltten. |
house and family, Liberty Mills. Ind: |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-18
MARY y. BRYANT ESTATE.
Petition for Letters Of Adminlstra-
ton 10 Issue 20 Banking Firm.

Percy Bryant today petItioned the
court for letters OF administration TO
issue to the Utah Savings 4 Trust
company updn the estate OF Mary II.
bryant, deceased. who died In New
York city, Aug 9, 1899. The estate
consists Of real estate described as part
Of lots IS and IS. and all Of lot 81, block
z, West Grand View addition, Also an
interest In four mortgages on certain
salt Lake city and county real estate.
aggregating the sum Of $2950, which
were given TO Walter Bryant, trustee
for Mary r, Bryant. deceased Petit
toner states that. during her NE time
the deceased entrusted her son Walter
Bryant with large sums Of money to be
loaned and invested and that petition
err has repeatedly requested an account
Ing OF said funds but that the said
Walter Bryant has refused to account
for the same. He asks that the Utah
Savings a. Trust company be appointed
administrator and that AN accounting
be had Of the moneys so entrusted 10
Walter Bryant The petition will be
heard on May 2 1902
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-18
LATE LOCALS.

Charles Hosk, OF Russia, was ad-
mitted to citizenship today by Judge
Hall.
City Treasurer Morris Is today pay
lng the department rayrolls for the
first half Of the month, amounting TO
i6,S60l0.
Prof. Mcclellan has called the Salt
Lake Opera company together for its
first meeting tonight In the new opera,
"rhe jolly Musketeer."
The new big cars Of the street rau-
way are running on the Callers park
line and ATE giving excellent satlsfhc1
ton. The air brake is considered a
great scheme.
II IL currently reported In town that
Garfield will not be opened this season
because OF the distance OF the wafer
line from the bath houses The water
is q considerable distance from the pa
wilton.
About 200 students and friends
ayailcd themselves OF the Rio Grande
Western excursion 10 ogden az ! ?. M.
today on the occasion of the basket ball
game Ia the Junction city between the
L. u. S. university and the ogden
teams.
The appointment Of Col Charles Bird,
assistant northumberland 20 be
d fun brigadicr in the United States
army Is Of interest In this city from
the fact that he IL a brother OF Mai.
Bird. the well known land attorney.
Gen. Bird retres In June.
L. II. sweetser. a placer mining man
OF Yale. Idaho is at the Kenyon Mr.
sweetser graduated from the Yale
scientific school. hence the name OF the
locality where he is operating on the
Snake. He and his partners. also Yale
men, have made very good stake up
there.
The Baptists Of the city viii give a
public reception this evening at the first
Baptist church. Second South and Sec
ond West streets. 10 Rev. Bruce KIN
ney. the new resident missionary Df
the Baptist Home missionary society,
and his wife. A musical and literary
program via be given. with several adj
dresses and pleasant social viii be
indulged In.
Local electrical supply men have
something new in the shape OF a device
20 change and clean incandescent lamps
az a distance OF % feet. Il consists Of
an aluminium rod with a graphing ar
rangement at the upper end and q wire
attachment connecting the grapplo with
the other end Of the rod. II Is claimed
that quick and effective work can be
accomplished with this device.
The death OF Maj. John !. Claggett.
Second infantry, Is Of interest iu Utah
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PERSONALS.

DR. II. c. Dean OF Scoheld Is a guest
at the Cullen.
c. Y. Taggart and Chris Christensen
have gone on California trip.
r. w. Farls a prominent Boise cltl-
zen, Is registered at the Kenyon.
Miss Annie Il. Chapman has returned
from California and resumed her duties
as city librarian.
John VanDugteren Of Grand Rapids
has removed with his family To this
city, and Is residing at S27 east Sixth
South street.
Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Wilde, prominent
Boston people, are the guests today OF
Gen. Burton, en- route home from a
trip 70 the Pacific coast
A telegram was received from a. w.
McCune this afternoon stating that he
will arrive in Salt Lake Sunday morn
Ing next. The dispatch was sent from
Omaha today.
p. H. Lannan left for Caldwell last
evening on business In connection
with the big ditch there IN which he is
much interested. Mr. Lannan says he
does not meet reporters while In Idaho,
but nevertheless he IL Invariably ''in-
terviewed" by enterprlsing Boise news
papermen from the disclosures of their
kaleidoscope inner consciousness
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pected that the action Of the senate
will be disagreed 20 IN order 10 s,Ai
the bin 10 conference. by ms parma
mentary proceeding the CallIoin@
members feel assured that the uu'
mate measure OF exclusion can b %
less than that In the senate Dill ana
they hope 20 secure the acceptance o.
some OF the house provisions IN con-
ference.