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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

u. M. Glidden, representing one Of
the largest musical publishing frms III
the East is at the Kenyon from Bos-
ton. He Ia suffering from grip but IS
trying desperately hard 20 DO oneel-
ful under adverse circumstances tie
was calling on the local music houses
today where he reports business In MS
line as exceptionally good-muoh bet
ter than II was year ago.
A. II. Rohrer, representing Pratt 6
Lambert, a large eastern Yarnlsh man
ufacturing concern, Is a guest az the
Kenyon hotel on a western trip MI
Rohrer says great deal or yarnlsh IS
now being made from asphaltum prod
ucts, and that there Is no reason why
Utah gilsonite and other hydrocarbons
should not come into more general use
than ever in yarnish making Damar
gum oopal, kauri, mastlc and similar
goods are made from selected gums
harvested In South Africa, South Amer
lea, the Philippines and other foreign
countries Mr. Rohrers firm has pun
lishod a handsomely gotten up pamphlet
descriptive Of the gathering Of costly
gums and their manufacture into var
nishes. He also exhibits curiosity
In the shape Of a Columbus egg ink
we'll made from aluminium, and which
cannot be upset.
Reddington Flskc of Boston was
guest at the Knutsford today on q
western business trip Of interest 10 this
part OF the country Mr., Fiske repre-
sents the Planters Press company
which. with is newly designed press
has made success of baling alfalfa
and shipping II to foreign countries,
Denver parties besides Boston people
are Interested In the company, ami Mr.
Fiske Is In this intermounlaln country
with a view TO securing large tracts Of
land on which 10 raise alfalfa for ex-
port purposes. He expressed himself to
day, ere leaving for points farther west,
that he was much pleased with the
prospects n his state. and on his re-
turn in a week or ten days he thought
he might ilyest here,
II. A. Chase OF Spokane, representing
the Crystal Marble company OF that
city Is a guest at the Kenyon. ne
says the latest addition 90 the avail
able resources Of the state ot Wash
inEtOn ~ 'hat OF marble WnlHn lhS Dctn
found IN large quantities and III great
variety of colors at Blna Creek near
Spokane Borngs running down loo
feet show that the deposits extend to
tNat delth and showing a perf31t cry
rtollsartn, very hard and susceptible
Of fine finish. An Agreeable feature
IL the fact that the marble has not teen
br)aen by volcanic action, AMI !here lg
an aosor,e Of cracks and seams which
makes II q deposits especially valuable
Fortunately the lodges are 40 situated
that little preliminary WORK Is required
to uncover and develop them, and full
oL'h, " flachlr cry AMI apparatus los
been fu,tIe1 80 as 20 pbsr the de-
yplopment Of these fine Iualries
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17

agent Of the Mallory lines and w. s.
McAillsler general agent Tor the
Southern Pacific, are Interested In an
oil well ut Debeque, Colo, 80 miles east
OF Grand, Junction, and half inlle
from the railroad. They FIRST struck
oil few days ago and by the time
they got down 2g5 feet, II was coming
up at rate Of barrel a day then
three days ago It was tapped at go
feet with the result that It " now PC
Ing pumped at the rate from eight 70
fifteen barrels a day. with indlcallohs
that more will come as soon az the
stratum Of sand has been pierced
When Warren left Debeque yesterday,
he says. The oil was standing 2oo rect
in the well and the town was crazy
lie thinks that the boys have Oonan-
IN, as they say that oil IN California
Is looked on as being u big thing when
II goes 20 per cent, or less than h0lf
OF Debeque proposition Then TOO,
TO get such flow at go feet against
that Of 1900 to 200 feet AZ The Boulder
fields Is regarded as being highly en-
couraglng, TO say the least
Mr. Warren states that already
branch Of the Mesa county bank az
Grand Junction has been established az
Debeque and everybody there ~ fush-
ing into the throes Of boom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17

A committee OF local mllers has been
to see Acting General Freight Agent
Reeves Of the short Line before whom
strong objections against any such pro-
ceedlng has been registered The mill
ers argue that II the rate on -four IL
lowered, the cheaper article from Pen
deton Will make doing business very
hazardous for them, and may force
some Of them to shut down, They
further argue that ii viii be llnproht-
able for the short Line TO Ike any
reduction in that whore 10000 pounds
Of wheat are now hauled, Their. will be
only 10000 Of -four TO carry at he same
rate. loss OF 10000 pounds Of freight
Besides, II Is claimed that any such
reduction would be without any pre-
codent, In that railroads are not accus-
toned TO charge the same rates for the
manufactured article as for the raw
material. A road might as well give
the same rate on silk as on coal
lt Is believed that the O. r, a N. and
the Oregon -four men viii be success
ful IN their little scheme to lay out the
Utah milling interests particularly
when il Is considered that It would
mean laying Off 80 many men In this
state from work and the restriction Of
expenditures that are always made
when men are at work.
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shares
T0DApS REALTY TRANSFERS

Following Is today's record Of ri
estate transfers, made In the Office
the county recorder up TO O'Clock n
afternoon
Mrs Emma Harden TO Louisa
smith, warranty deed, part Of
lot 2, block So, plat ca. ....S
D. ~ kenworthy 10 May Kenwor.
my, warranty deed part Of lot
- block 20 plat G... ......
United States TO G. Lavagnino ct
az patent You Bet lode in West
Mountain mining district .,..
John +. Alden and wife to Julia
% Merrill warranty deed. lots
~ ana Is, block 4, Norwood
flACep4s e. 80 80. q. 49,. ,...
Geo Stephan, by county auditor
TO Helen A, stephan, auditors
deed, block 4, oregon Rose adj
ultlona'u., =. 80. :. ,..,.,.. 81
United States to Nicholas Castro
patent, Athen No. 2 and other
lode mining claims in West
Mountain mining district. .... .a,
j. e. u. King et al to james
Anderson, warranty deed part
OF lot 5, block Is, plat ANN 800
Joseph Thomson, ST.. and wife TO
Annie NJ. Thompson, warranty
deed, part Of sec II, township
south, range ] east. ..n.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
LAKE Is NOT RISING.

Great Salt Lake is not conducting It.
self In q seemly manner, II has got
lts back Up and positively refuses TO
rise rain or no rain. The measure
ment taken from the official scale We'd
nesday afternoon at Garfield showed
the level to be / foot 2 inches below
the zero mark, which means that the
lake has fallen one inch In the last
two weeks, Section Director Murdoch
OF the weather office believes that the
reading Of two weeks ago was erron-
oous, showing that the lake had risen
slightly when Il really had not. Prob
ably north Wind was responsible for
this.
Unless there Is a very heavy preclpi-
tation this spring Mr. Murdoch says
the outlook for the lake during the
coming summer Is very blue But there
is no telling what the coming three
months viii bring forth. The spring
Of 1899 was abnOrmally wet, and two
feet of snow fell on May / and 2, the
trees in this city being 80 heavily load
cd with snow that many branches were
broken. IL there IL any such precipi-
tatlon, the situation win be materially
helped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
LATE LOCALS,

There have been several conversions
as the result OF the revival services nov
being held In the Phillips Congrega
tlonal Church. Rev. NJ, Hunt OF the Lib
erty Park church Is preaching this
week In the union meetings to be held
in the Liberty Park church
Prof j. !. Mcclellan is busy arrang .
ing for a recital to be given by his
pupils next Friday evening.
There win be meeting Of Local No.
l0l. American Federation Of Musicians,
Sunday next, at 1880 ,. M, at Chris
tensen's office.
Fish Commissioner John sharp has
Just received 100000 trout eggs from
Plymouth. Mass, whence he will re-
ceive 100000 more shortly. Then S00,-
600 are 20 come from the station at
Mauch Chunck, Pa, and 300,O are
coming from Carolina, Il. !. With e06.
900 eggs 20 go to work on, the commits.
sloner feels that he will have something
tangible to show for his labors the
coming season.
The appraisers OF the Lorenzo Snow
estate have placed the total value at
SIS, 40iSS.
Dealers remark that the Utah cream
cries failed this winter TO profit BY the
experience OF the last two years, and
are now realizing that had they not
forced up the price Of butter recently
TO thirty cents, there would not now
be eastern butter In the Utah market
for the home factories to compete
against AS one dealer said today
THE home people thought they would
make something by forcing up prices,
but as soon as II got over twenty-seyen
cents, then the way was opened FOR
eastern butter 10 walk IN here, and II
came all right, whereas, had the home
creameries been content 10 not LEI
prices 20 over twenty-six cents thew
could have held the market, and kent
the eastern article out"
Sergeant A. u. Cushing of /, pomnanv
Eighteenth infantry. returned III
morning from q trip 10 Houston. Texas,
and Columbus O., where he has boen
on furlough for a hunting expaditior
and holiday visit With his relatives
He took back with him the little snan.
len BOY, who was found by him In the
philippines and who was promptly nros
.l.otFf to he mascot OK eompany / Thn
boy and his adopted sire returnad
looking excessively healthy. The young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
RAN AWAY FROM HOME.
Two Salt Lake Boys Arrested In
Ogden Today,
Especial to the "News."l

Ogden, Jan. i7-owen Reynolds, a
lS-year.old boy, giving his residence
as Salt Lake and Arthur Dahl. II years
old claiming also to hail from the cap
ital, were taken into custody by officer
Brown today. The boys viii be taken
home tomorrow.
Ankwaw, u Chinaman was given 10
days on the rock pile today by Judge
Howell for petit larceny
James Brown pleaded guilty to house
breaking before Judge Rolapp today.
He viii be sentenced ON Monday.
Maurice Provost was arralgned IN the
district court today charged with theft,
He wanted to plead guilty but the
court had him defer his plea until
Monday.
The hearing Of l.. A. Combs, charged
with grand larceny, VIII be held on jan
uary'2ist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
FRED \. AUERBACH
ESTATE CASE.

Hearing Is being had before Judge
Hall this afternoon Of the objections
Of Augusta and Rebecca Levy sisters
q the late Fred II. Auerbach, and other
legatees to the allowance OF certain
credits claimed by the executors, when
hey claim are improper, eXorpl'ah'
and extravagant credits. These are
nrst the account OF George u BAR OF
S3.4S2,25 FOR services and disbursements
as special master IN the examining ana
Gudiung OF the books Of the mercantile
business OF y, Auerbach & Dro9 one
half Of which has been charged to me
estate, The contestants claim that thlH
Is not proper charge for the reason
that no report OF the examination OF
the muster and his assistants mad been
filed In this court al lie time tho hh"l
report wac filed, and that the amount
has been paid by the executors without
authority from the court.
The secoild objection Is the charge OF
$1,000 by Theodore Meyer for services
as executor, which In also regarded as
exofbltant, ana was also paid Without
court authority.
The third ground Of contention Is the
recommendation OF the executors IN
the final report that Theodore Meyer
be paid out of the estate an additional
sum of 81 900 for extraordinary SER
vices rendered as executor Of the es-
tate. This charge Is also considered
Improper and exorbitant,
The contestants allege that no ex-
traordinary service was rendered, and
that he has been paid $1,000 from Nov
ember |, 1897 to Dec, 81. 1900, and re-
ceived like amount from Samuel IL
Auerbach, an amount equaling 500
month"; that he has already received
S,279,39 for services as executor all
that 10 permissible under the statute,
AS a fourth objection, the contestants
take exception to tho item Of $4,000
extra compensation 10 the attorneys IN
the case. They consider that $1,000
would be ample for the purpose Dick.
son. Ellis a Ellis are attorneys for the
contesting heirs, and Marshall, Royle
& Hampstead for the estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
BECAME VIOLENTLY INSANE.

Mrs. William Thompson Of Sugar
house became violently insane last
night. She rushed out Of her home and
began a Siege on the front door Of the
house OF Joseph j. Daynes, neigh
Dor. Obtaining entrance from Miss Stel-
Ia Daynes. who was alone in the house
the frantic woman ran from room TO
room, knocking over tables and chairs
and whatever came in her way. AZ last
with the assistance of nelghbors the un-
fortunate woman was taken home,
where she showed such signs OF vio-
lence that she had to be tied down. AZ
ter few hours OF struggling Mrs.
Thompson became exhausted, and the
violent flt seemed TO pass on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
AFTERNOON MINING CALL
Trading Was Heavy at About n,
Mornings Figures.

The mining share market this after.
noon was quite active, over 80 600 shar,
being traded IN.
Ajax opened the trading at figures d,
from this mornings Quotations and Ca.
risa followed with sales around 90 ss,
Con. Is considerably lower, as is ana
May Day
The following Is a list Of the numb,
OF shares dealt IN of each stock and N,
closing quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17

Tho Utah mllers have been fearing
just such move as the Oregon and
Washington nour dealers have been ag-
itaiing Tor a reduction In the rate for
some time past Nothing. however. Is
definitely settled In the matter as the
decision Is IN the hands Of the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation company ON.
Gals
While the mlllers are discouraged as
10 tho outlook at the same time the
general public viii rejoice that there
Is "A prospect OF breadstuffs becoming
cheaper, Commission men are quoted
as sayiue that the millers viii have
just as much OF chance as their Ore
gon ilrols. With the only difference that
the big profits that they are now en-
joyfg viii be materially reduced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
FLOUR PRICES MAY GO DOWN.

Representatives. OF local milling In
terests are feeling slightly blue over
~ freight rates on Ore
gon -four proposed by the Oregon Short
Line They say " they are put into Of.
feet 1t will mean the closing down Of
the Utah mills until next fall as II will
be impossible to compete with the
prices that will be In vogue when the
oregon -four arrives In the Utah mar
ket II il on the cards that the rate
will be reduced from 80 to 10 cents per
100 pounds on and after February l.,
just as soon as these quotations go In
to effect the milers say that It will
mean at least cut Of from Is to IS
cents in the price Of -four
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ater has added considerably to his Raj,
llsh vocabulary since he has boen o lug

ster has added considerably to his IA.
lish vocabulary since he has been a i,1g
Mrs. William Thompson NJ g.,
House ward went violently insa, eI IVY
last night and at 10 O'clock ran Ivy, .e'i
her own home to the residence Of p,O,g
j. j, Daynes near by. The nrofa.,
ana his wife were up town al ma N1g
and only Miss Stella, their Is. veo ,', a,i
daughter, and little boy Raymond ,yo.l
. In the house. Mrs. Thompson goirl,
admission and went screaming N
through the premises, and there ls Y,
telling whaL~mlght have happened Si
for The girls presence OF nina In t5ln
phoning for Or Stephen Richards N.Y.
lives near He with Mr. Tb0mn,o.
and The neighbors succeeded finale Z.
quoting the maniac and getting NJ.
home, Mrs. Thompson has been ero~
ing insane, II Is said, for some tms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
PERSONALS.

A. T. Moon has recovered from the In
iurles sustained by his fan ten days
ago, and Is able to attend to his bust
ness affairs once more
r. c. Mandall, Of HALEY, is guest at
the Cullen,
V. y. McComb OF Bogeman, Mont,
is stopping at the Cullen
Bandmaster Held is having fine pho
tographs taken of each member Of his
band for exhibition purposes IN show
windows.
Legends announcing reduction In
winter goods are beginning TO appear
I'm store windows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
New Tea Cnmpany.

The National Tea Importing company
filed articles OF Incorporation today,
and will engage In the business OF i'm
porting teas, coffee and spices. buying
and selling crockery and glassware,
manufacturing baking powder, extracts
and grooers sundries, roasting coffee,
and carrying on general manufactnr-
ing and mercantile business In these
and similar articles. The capital stock
Is $4,000 In 81 shares. The directors
are n. q. Griffin president, j. u. Cecil,
Jr., vice president. n, W. Reese, secre-
tary and treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
BUSINESS NOTES.

A. S. Watson, the mortician has sold
out his business to h. +. Fowler for
1920
In the suit of Wslker Bros. company
against Moroni A. Holt ct al, Sheriff
Naylor has transferred to Walker
Bros, four lots on Rigby Place for
81, 1852,
The premises, 2i-26 east Third South
street, has been remodeled, and the
front will be equipped With plate glass
windows.
The subcommittee appointed TO flh-
ish up the constitution for the CONNER
clal club expect 90 complete their Ia
bo-A this afternoon. The title OF the
Organization is the Commercial club OF
Salt Lake. and compromise OF $50 has
tl... asgced u.on as the initiation rss
The Syracuse Canning company to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
INDIAN VETERANS REUNION.

on the 92nd OF this month there viii
be grand reunion OF the veterans Of
the Black Hawk Indian war The union
win take place In the old Social Hall
Speeches will be made after which a
supper wnl be served followed BY a
dance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
MARGETTS RECOMMENDED.
Army LIeutenancy May DO rendered
Him Through Efforts OF Sutherland.

Representative Sutherland has re-
commended the appointment Of Nels y.
Margetts, Of this city, 20 the position Of
Gecond Lieutenant IN the regular army,
The recommendation was accompanied
by dattering endorsements from Gov
ernor Wells, Maj, r. W. Young Capt.
Wodgewood, Capt Crltohlow and Lieut.,
Naylor. Most OF these men were Mr..
Margetts' officers In tho Philippines
With the Utah batteries.
Mr. M1rgetts made an excellent re-
cord IN the Islands and is very popu'
lar young man In this city. He ls now
In the employ Of McCornlcks bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
DIED.

MILLER January l6 1902, at ~
Eighth street, this city, Of bronchl1Ss
Olive. daughter OF Charles H. ap'
Maggie Miller aged months
Notice Of funeral later.
BULLoCK.-In Murray, January ~
1902 Of cancer, Joseph H., son o. o.. ~
seph II. and Matilda Ann bu''V'"
born April 10. 1878. In Murray .m,.
Funeral services viii be held ss s,u,.
day, the 18th, at p. m. from the "s -.
ray meeting house. Friends a'e
spectfully invited to attend.
CUNNINGHAM-In Salt LAKE s ..,st
January II, Of pneumonia, Ma,s'n
Rankin, wife Of the late W.hlri
Cunningham, In the seyenty-'
year o. her age, ,.,lns
Funeral from Tenth ward nlee" M
house Sunday the 10th inst, ~
Friends kindly invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
Mrs, Franoko Wants Divorce.

Pauline Francke today filed a suit for
divorce from August Gustave Francke,
alleging non-support for the last three
years, She also asks for the custody Of
her -year-0ld son, Louie, that the
defendant be restrained from taking
him away, and for 500 attorney fees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
Guardianship Of John A. Lee.

Mrs Hattie Lee today filed petition
In the probate court that she be APP
pointed guardian Of the estate Of her
son, John a. Lee, valued at $3.50 The
boy Is ten years old. His father is
dead, and he is at present living with
his grandmother at Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
Accused of Murder.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan, 1.-THE prellm,,
mary trial OF Charles Thomas, accusel
of the murder OF Mabel scoheld Octopu
a. 1899, was begun here today. Hue.
dreds were turned away from the cou,'
room, owing to- the crush. Sixty wiz
nesses have been subpoenaed.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mike AHon is on trial this afternoon
IN Justice Dana H. Smiths court on
The charge Of Attempting TO smuggle
morphine into the state prison He Is
being trivd by a Jury The case Is be-
ing pr@ented by Assistant County At
toney Looibourow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17

John Simmons.
Arthur Roberts.
Bruce Westfall.
The accident was caused by preina'
ture explosion Of dynamite, which
blocked the entrance TO the mine. y
took several hOms' work by the men
IRON adjoining mines before the In
prlsontd miners were reached,
The Ada mine is owned by Chicago
syndicate, Dr. Gundllng Of that Guy
being superintendent.
THE INJURED.
Don Onstoit fatally.
Ora Crashoraft, seriously.
Mack Brasshaw, slightly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
John NJ. ErIollson Divorced.

Anna l.. Erickson was today granted
a decree OF divorce from John w
Erickson on the ground OF deserton and
non-support.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17

or IA shaking hands with many friends
who are congratulating him on his safe
return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17

day filed an amendment 70 liz articles
Of Incorporation, which VIII permit the
company to engage In d wholesale and
retail mercantile business, establishes
the general offices In Salt Lake City
and Increases the capital stock from l2O
shares to 900.
Today's bank oearlngs amounted to
$3.50, 0S0.GS, as against siSl220Ol for the
corresponding day last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-17
Three Miners Nilled.

Joplin, Mo-, Jan. lin a caye.ln
at The ada mine at Carteryille near
here today three miners lost their lives
another was Injured fatally and several
others were seriously hurt.
THE DEAD.
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FoR SALE.

GOOD SPRING WAGON, oHEAh
W. 10th South.