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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06
UTAH DELEGATION.
organize and viii Urge Ogden for
81 Next Meeting Place,
Especial to the News."l

+. Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. 6--Dele-
MATES present; John Henry smith,
David Keith. II. a. Donehl, l.. G.. KEEL
.ey. A. r. Doremus accompanied by
m.ife; Senator Harden Bennlon, accom-.
II.1nled by wife; j, w Houston, Il. W,
Iroung. @. r. Miller. Frank Mcdonald
OFF Big Cottonwood, William Blood Of
taysyille, Mosiah Evans of Lehi. .. II
Hewlett and others 10 come The Utah
elegatlon was organized with John
ienry Smith as president. and Richard
Y. Young as secretary; David Keith
.amed as committeeman on creden-
mails, II. w. Shurtliff as committee
e-lRn on permanent organization, and
Tichard w. Young as committeeman
IN resolutions. BY unanimous vote II
sas decided 10 urge ogden 90 next
lace of meeting Of the congress.
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WHERE BOND MONEY WENT
Auditor Relser Reports on Special Is
sue for Increase of Water.

Now that the water question is at
tracing so much attention on all sides
and important steps to increase the
water supply of this city are being con-
sidered by the city council and the
Commercial club, 1t will be Of much In.
terest TO the citizens to know what dis
position was made by the city of the
s250,OO0 water bond Issue which was
voted at the election two years ago
The report given below was prepared
by City. Auditor Reiser. and il shows 9
balance on hand on Sept 80 1902, OF
S20O.S0. That amount, Mr. Relser sug-
gcsts, should be used on the citys con-
tract with the state board Of land COM
missloners for the purchase Of more
property In Parley's canyon, together
with the water rights appurtenant
thereto. Auditor Reiser's report Is as
follows:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
,~~o~oo~~~~oS>~o~vo~.v >.>oo.

Miss Emma Lucy Gates farewell APP
peared here occurs at the Tabernacle
tonight when she win render ten solos
of a widely varying character. She VIII
be assisted by the Tabernacle choir and
the Ashworth quartet,
The Theater tonight viii be opened to
introduce "Alphonse and CASTOR the
hilarious New York comedy success.
"a Foxy Tramp" opens season Of
three nights and a "Wednesday matinee
at the Grand this evening.
The First Regiment band under the d.
rection OF l.. T.. Christensen has been
organized with the following member
ship, Mr.. Christensen's aim will be
20 keen his organization up to a high
standard and to give occasional con-
certs during The winter.
w, J. Eastman. piccolo; w, Young
dale. Il fat clarinet +. VI Ford, W. h.
Sims, G.. Erickson, w. Hauerbach, l..
Hansen MIR. KelsOn, Mr., Jones, MI,
Martin, Chas Olsen, y fiat clarinets;
l.. sharp, j, Crawford, d. Walton, L..
Jorgensen, $. Lund comets, c. Jes-
person. horn; H. Green, MIR, Soper, Il.
Roberts. altos II. Baker, II. A, Mercer,
trombones; j. Il, Thompson baritone;
d. Baumberger W. Reese, tubas; j, p.
Olsen string base. c. L, Berry, H..
klenke, drums.
At the Grand last night concert
was given by the First Reglmental
band aided by Miss Ferrin as soprano.
A very large house was in attendance.
The regular musical services at the
Tabernacle yesterday afternoon, were
augmented by the appearance Of Prof.
Chas. Kent, the well known baritone,
who for the last several years has been
absent in New York singing In pro-
fessional companies, Prof, Kent rem
dered the beautiful hymn, 80 My Fa-
Their" the choir joining in the refrain,
his fine baritone voice fllllng the entire
building. Prof Kent has come to salt
Lake to reside and viii open studio
here
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Judge Morse Disposes Of Two
Burglars This Morning.
AN EXPENSIVE BUGGY RIDE
Daniels, who "Borrowed" snggy
and Drove 10 Ogden, n Guest OF
state for Two Years.

There were three prisoners arralgned
before Judge Morse this morning and
three were before the court to receive
sentence for crimes to which they had
previously entered pleas OF guilty,
Joseph Mcclure and Frank Cline
the young men who claimed TO have
been detained at the police station an
unusually long time without u hearing
and who were also put through the
Sweating" process while there, We're
arraigned on the charge of robbery and
both entered pleas OF not guilty. The
crime with which they are charged is
robbery. W. Il. Crockett was their
victim and he claims that on Sept. Il
last, Mcclure and Cline held him M
and relieved him of a watch valued AZ
SO. chain valued at 81 and 81 IN
cash.
Edward Johnson entered a plea Of
not guilty 10 the charge of forging the
name OF Joseph McRae TO a check on
Walker Bros. bank for 1902. and also
entered the same plea Ia the charge
OF passing the check on ID, A. Markell
The offenses were committed on Aug,
80, 1902,
DANIELS GETS TWO YEARS.
Fred Daniels who, on the night Of
Sept s. 1902 stole horse, buggy and
harness from j. II. Bailey and drove
II to Ogden, where he was captured,
was sentenced by Judge Morse to two
years In the state prison.
BURGLAR GETS ONE YEAR,
A. +. Crawford was arraigned on the
charge Of burglary and entered a plea
Of guilty. On the night of Sept 2, 1902,
Crawford broke into barber shop az
222 south, State street, and stole some
razors. Judge Morse sentenced him to
one year in the state prison.
ADAMsoN GOES UP.
Carl Adamson, who heretofore en-
tered q plea Of not guilty to the charge
OF burglary, was, upon the consent Of
Dist. Atty. Elchnor allowed to with
draw that plea and enter a plea of
guilty TO the lesser crime Of petit lar.
ceny. He was sentenced to six months
in the county Jail. Adamson, on aiarch
IS last, burglarized the residence of
Fred Stauffer at 20S north, state street.
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MEDlC0S ARE MEETING.
State Board is in Session Examining
Prospective Practitioners.

The state medical board is in session
today examining applicants for certh-
Gates TO practice obstetrics and medi-
cine and surgery. The board is COM
posed of Drs, Il. S. Wright, r. w.
Fisher, A. c. Owing and ]. c. Hanchett
of this city; DR.. Bryant Stringham of
Bountiful; Or. $. l.. Brick of Ogden,
and DR.. T.. G.. Gowans Of Logan. The
session lasts two days and is being
held in the board OF health offices in
the city and county building. There
are ten applicants for certificates TO
practice obstetrics and seven for medi-
cine and surgery.
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THE SECOND TRIAL.
Ogdcn-Bear Lake Watcrworks Case
Before Judge Morse Today.

The second trial OF the case Of Ogden
City VS. the Bear Lake & River Water
Works a. Irrigation company ct al is
on trial before Judge Hall today. The
action involves the title and ownership
TO the Ogden City Waterworks and was
commenced on July. 1899, and has been
pending ever since.
on the first trial the city was award
ed judgment for s2G6.O00 Later a mo-
ton for a new trial was made before
Judge Hall and thu same was granted.
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Ter OF u million dollars Provo, for In
stance, was counting on 1900 cases !
but VIII hardly realize $50, so a pfoml.
nent handler estimates. The loss VIII
be very severely felt. as tomato-grow-
ing is a noted Utah Industry. and many
farmers between this city and ogden,
particularly, are largely engaged In the
cultivation OF this valuable vegetable
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FOR LIQUOR LICENSE,
Charley Nelson Wants 10 DO Business
At the Road House.

G. 7. Nelson has applied TO the county
commissioners for a liquor license for
the road house at Twelfth South and
Main streets, which was recently va.
Gated by Barney Eoksteln, The board
OF commissioners has set next Monday
morning at II o'clock as the time for
taking action on the application, and
any persons objectng TO the Issuance
OF the license win be heard on the mat
ter up 10 the time fixed above
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oats-oct. Sl&; old 27R; Dec. S2h;
old 2s.
Pork-oct 1s,s7la; Jan. 1890.
Lard-Oct 1927, Jan. 800.
Ribs-oct. II so; Jan. S.S2ls.
F'lax--Cash, n. W.. l27.
Rye-Dec 4Sla.
Barley-Cash 32160.
Timothy-Oct 965.
Clover-Sl0
Cash-Wheat, No. red 70, No. red
66a69; No. hard winter 70; No. hard
winter 66a69h: No northern spring
l2aIS; No. spring 6s11o; No. spring
65G7O.
Corn-No. 2, 61dGlh; No. 8, Glasils.
Oats-No. 2, 80; No. 8, 20.
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 6.-Wheat receipts,
100000 bushels, Opened weaker in re-
Spouse to bearsh weekly statistics and
lower cables but rallied on covering
and with corn, Dec. "a l-l6Q74 ais;
May 1904 l5-le.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, oct. -Wheat--Qulet.
Dec. 1.2l& bid; May l,2S% bid spot,
easy; 1.1S%G1,20,
corn-Large yellow, quiet but steady
Las.
Barley-Quiet; December 1,1Sls bid;
May l.l7h bid; cash l.l2ls.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Oct. C.--Close: Wheat
December c9Ad; March 5s 10Md.
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.

Or. Charles +. Wilcox this morning
performed two operations Of q delicate
nature. both OF which were successful
The ladies' operated upon were Mrs
Ralphs OF Ferron, Emery county, and
Mrs. Baggnal OF Moroni. Sanpete coun-
~. In the case Of the first named lady
IL was found necessary TO remove both
breasts on account OF tumors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06
PRIMARY MEETING.

An interesting meeting Of the general
and stake officers Of the Primary asso-
Citations was held on Saturday after
noon at p. m, in the Lion house, with
President Louie b. Felt In the chair
Affairs pertaining TO the good and
progress Of the association were dis
cussed and addresses made upon Inn
nortant themes bY various officers.
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GUESSING CONTEST DECIDED.

The guessing contest conducted by y,
G, NJ, /. at the State Fair was decided
today. Louise NJ, Depuis OF Calders
Park was the winner, she guessing Gl,-
Sl3 as the number OF eyelets in the shoe
on exhibition. The correct number was
81, i5S The lady gets as a prize fine
nair Of shines
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trIke OF whIte donse EmpIoyes,

<. New York, Oct 6-Whether the new
awnings OF the White House IN Wash
kgton shall be made by hand or ma
1nlnery haa led TO a strike A firm In
t=lis city received the contract for much
n the wood work to be used In the re-
kodellng OF the White House now IN
= rogress. In carving both men and
EaachInes are used, the men for the bet
r. grades OF work. Members Of the
food-caryers and Moulders union say
ne firm prepared to turn out the bulk
the White Hous carving by machln-
y. The hand-caryers protested.
Finally they carried their grievance
vs. the union and strike ensued, a
delegate has been sent To Washington
18th view OF laying the matter be-
OAre the nresident
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IN BARRATT HALL.
All State Teachers Meetings VIII be
Held There Tomorrow.

On account Of a Church Priesthood
meeting being held at the Assembly
Hall tomorrow forenoon, the sessions
Of the State Teachers association
scheduled TO take place in that building
will be held for the day In Barratt hall.
The other meetings will convene as per
the printed program, The parents
meeting will be held In the Assembly
hall this evening. The speaker will
be Dr. James L. Hughes, and his re-
marks are certain 10 be most interest
ing to the fathers and mothers OF
school children generally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06
BIG TOMATO LOSS.
Crop Will be Short This Year TO the
Extent of S25O,000.

The late frost OF last spring and the
heavy early frosts OF this fall have
played havoc with the tomato crop be-
tween Provo and the north of ogden.
Good judges estimate that not half a
pack win be realized By the canning
factories. and instead Of harvesting
100000 to 27S.O00 cases. the yield win
be 10000 cases less. loss OF quar-
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Transports Expected this Week.

,ro San Francisco. oct 6.-Two army
atransports are expected to arrive from
heIanila within week. The Sherman
mill be due here on oct = and the
h logan Is expected In perth by the nth
rhf the month. Gen, Frederick Grant
on board the Logan.
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Trueblood's Divorced.

Judge Hall today granted William F.
Trueblood a divorce from Sarah T..
Trueblood on the ground of desertion.
The parties were married In North Car
DINA on Sept. 4, 1884.
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Presidents Condition Good.

n, Washington. oct 6-Surgeon-Gen-
, rails Rixey ana o'Rellly, when they
,arft the White House this forenoon.
Inflated that the president was improy-
.ng, and that his condition was salts
% .actory. In answer to question as 20
,oFnether another operation would h'
~ ,ccessary, Gen. Kiyey stated that NJ
lid not consider II would.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06

municants, one at Park City with IS
communicates and one in Eureka with
81 communicates. Most of the Luther
ans in Utah are from the eastern states
The exercises Of the conference were
conducted I'm Swedish for the most part,
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BISHOP SCANLAN HOME.

Bishop Seaman has returned from a
three weeks absence In Nevada. lie ad-
mlnistered the rite OF confirmation at
Eureka, at Austin, Battle Mountain,
and palisade and found that part OF
his diocese In satisfactory condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06
Chalrman Cannon WIN speak.

Hon Frank j. Cannon chairman OF
the Democratic state committee, VIII
address a meeting Of Democratc wo,
men at the residence Of w, II. Dale, ~
s street. on Thursday afternoon next
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Egyptian Cholera statistics,

" New York. Oct 6.--Cholera statistics
issor the week just ended We're 1909
cresh cases and 1,1S2 deaths, says a
y jspatch 10 the Times from Alexandria
NV way of London The figures show
That the epidemic Is rapidly disappear
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DIED.

GRAHAM-At l45 West Fifth South
street, this city, Oct. g. 1902 OF
typhoid fever, Eta May, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graham, aged
years, months and 10 days.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
at p m. from the family residence.
Friends are invited to attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06
RECEIPTS.

From bonds ...... :. 80. $50 i25Q.OOO,Oo
Sale Of material (stand
pipes for street sprinklingl" 1910
Sale of improvements In Par
ley's canyon connected
with land purchaser ...... 2O.O0
Unexpended balance Of appro-
priation TO mayors contin-
gent fund Of 5000, account
Utah Lake reservoir, return
ed TO city treasury ...... 1891
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New York, oct -Butter-Receipts
6g93 packages, Firm state dairy
l7G2lle; creamery, extra, 22is cream
cry, common TO choice, l7hq22; fac
tory l60lS.
Eggs Receipts, 1850 packages.
Ecasier State and Pennsylvania,
average best, 2l@22; western candled
1922
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This Case Dismissed.

Judge Stewart today dismissed the
case Of Kassath Johnson VS. the Lang
ton Lime & Cement company upon mo-
ton Of plaintiffs attorney and without
prejudice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06

Christensen and Arson. Temple Of
Music, have Just what you want In
piano. 6l-53 South Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06

there was some talk which was en-
larged upon as 1t was passed from
mouth TO mouth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06

Going out Of crookery Business, Sell
Ing Cheap
II. DiNwooDEY FURNITURE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-06

rvit LIu Kun vi and Chang vi Tung, be-
tween them, ruled the most enlight-
hr,fed men In the Chinese empire and
C,niere fayorably disposed toward for
Sorigners. They did everything In their
fower to prevent the boxer outbreak.
( Siu Kun VI was about 81 years Of age.
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ColnmhIa's Great Opening.
Union Veteran Legion.

boil Chicago, oct 6--The seventeenth ma
|trijonal encampment OF the Union Veter-
Atnd Legion win be held IN Chicago this
|hineek. At the Sherman House, the ma
Mitonal headquarters Of the legion, Will
e Gen. j. Edwin Browne, the national
commander and his staff Tomorrow
peRening there will be a reception given
|mib the national officers OF the Onion Vet
Pmttan Legion and the ladies auxlllary,un-
paer the auspices OF ladies auxiliary No.
trii. OF Chicago.
uaf The national encamnment OF the
PlanIon Veteran Legion will formally be
mhn the business of It's annual session
81 Wednesday
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uTAIlNS IN w HlNGrON.
[sneclal 10 lhe 0News.0l

Washington, d. c., Oct. 6.--Ben Rich,
Jr, and wife. H. y. Lund and wife, Salt
Lake, arrived in the city Saturday, Mr..
T.und viii enter the Columbia Medical
school here.
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WOOL.
s. LOUIS.

st. Louis, oct. 6.--WOol-Qulet, un-
changed Territory and western medi-
ums 1901, fine l2@lG; coarse 12mli
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. G.-Dec. wheat opened
at egNq69A. selling TO 10h.
Close: Wheat-Oct, ssh. Dec. Gss4;
May 70%d70N.
Corn-oct. coz; Dec. 4sxQis5s.
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A WIDOWS PENSION.

A Widows pension Of S. monthly has
been granted Julia f. King, East Boun-
TIM. Utah.
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EXPENDITURES.

improvements in waterworks
distributing system ..,..S S3,95S,5T
Parleys canyon land and
water rights purchased ... GS,2lO,26
Thirteenth Fast street reser.
voir .... . d. 49,, ..au... 3L1ss1l
Paid to city Creek pipe line. 25,lGS.22
Jordan river channel e.. .. go. 10.94567
Utah Lake reservoir e. .... 9.9j60i
Purchase Of water rights In
Jordan river utah Mattress
& Manufacturing CoD...,. $500 90
Stand pipes for street sprnk-
ling (cost OF materially ... S,l1493
Paid on expense OF litigation
over water rights In Jordan
river and Utah Lake ....... 2,79tS2
Big Cottonwood water appro-
prlation 90. :. :. !. 80. 1,is75l
Weber river diversion =. ... 10000
Gaglng station at Utah Lake. 2i097
Water bond Issue legal ex-
pense n.,., ., e, =. ......,. 10000
Pumning plant for arteslon 81
wells near Liberty park 49,. 1862
Miscellaneous surveys and in
vestlgatlons 80. :, =. ...... 1919
Total expenditures a.. S250,42
Balance on hand Sept &c.
1902. ,.,... :. :. .."..... 2OO.ss
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Revolt Against Education Bill.

New York, Oct. 6--Revolt among the
lpporters OF the government against
he education bill is spreading and be-
bepming more pronounced cables the
ticondop correspondent OF the Tribune
|thllmost every day during the last week
/ ne newspapers have contained con-
a. Inclng evidence Of this fact. -Four or
saNe prominent Conservatives who also
ere churchmen, have openly declared
,dispemselves hostile to the Bill in It's
resent form. But the political sltua-
ION is made still more interesting by
erhe determined stand taken against .he
oneasure by the Liberal unonists OF
bo.lrmingham. There IL trouble In the
klichamberain camp, and though the
agolonial secretary affects to treat the
natter lightly II IL clear from the fact
in lat he has summoned cunclave OF his
yyupporters for tomorrow thar the mat
Fcusr cannot be dismissed with a sneer
wd ''revolting two hundred The con-
inference will be n private one and the
brpuntry may have 10 wait until the
fiddle OF the month. when Premier
.talfour pays his political visit to Man
aihester for some explicit statement as
chb the Intentions Of the government
|ees Colnmhin's Great Opening.
an New York, Oct. 6.--With over o,nVO
snSudents and teaching stan OF nearly
8ssn0 Columbia university win open It's
10Th academic year. The chief event
Y the day viii be the presenta-
uoon OF President Nicholas Muir
enky Buffers first annual report
/ hyo the trustees. There Is no
Syilnt of what the report viii say but II
No known that negotiations toward the
|chtquisitlon Of Southgeld by the uni
|arersity and the question of diminishing
drhe four years course for the degree OF
bachelor of arts 10 three years follows
|x,,ag Harvard's plan, Will be dealt with
|teL considerable length.
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PERSONAL.

THg SECRET OF BEAUTY. IMPORT
ant 20 ladies'. ~, ,si,s
Vegetable Cream, T.. main,
4 Also a recipe to remove annoy ance ifOH'
the skin so dlsfyurine 10 female uean'y
"A sonth Ibird Fast street, salt Lake City.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Liverpool. Oct. C.--Close Wheat
December 5c'9Ad; March 5s 10hd