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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-30
Dean COining!

Fotografer Dean will be here on
October II and will open his studio
for few days. This will be his
last visit this year, Wait for him.
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SCRIP BOOKS
EAST or CHICAGO
New System viii Go Into Effect
First Of Year
Wall OF TRAVELLING MAN.
Local business Men Are Emphatic IN
Expressing Their Dislike Of
f. The New system.
Wall OF TRAVELLING MAN,

Despite the fact that the travelling
public Is not excessively enthusiastic
regarding the railway scrip book sys-
tenn that has now superseded the mile
age book IN the west an effort Is now
being made by the representatives OF
roads east Of Chicago to put the same
system into effect on and after the
first OF the year.
.Locally among the travelling men
and those who have occasion TO patron
lie the railroad companies, there IL
roar loud and long going UP over the
scrip book system. The ticket clerks,
too to say nothing Of the auditing de-
partments OF the various railroad sys-
tens IN the west one and all declare
that II they could find the man who IN
vented this new soul -distracting system
that they would cheerfully work over
time telling him some home truths. Ev-
cry auditors Office reports that Il Is be-
hind In Its work this year and that this
new system Is responsible In meas
ure for this state OF affairs.
Th,i drummers are particularly pro-
fame whenever the new system is men
toned. Among the complaints that are
heart daily are that the book runs out
too quickly and that the rebates come
too slowly, as apparently San Francis
co has 10 wait for all the reports TO be
In ere disbursements are in order one
gentleman who does considerable trav-
cling this morning said: 1.-THE rail-
roads have got us Just where they want
us. We have to buy either a scrip book
or regular ticket. The rebate Is very
alluring on the face Of II. but give me
the old 3,00O-mile book. With the new
book | can take about two and g half
round trips TO Butte and then II is used
up while with the old mileage book ]
could travel the same distance and then
have about 1000 miles to spare.
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out during the present season In New
York.
Friends goes tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The Grand also suffered last night
somewhat from attempting TO run OPP
position 10 the shopping craze. but there
was good ATTENDANCE In the upper
regions. The play Down by the sea"
belongs on the order OF the romantic
comedy style with d strong heart in
terest, the plot centerlng around the
daughter whose hand her father tries
to force her to bestow against her viii,
a villanous parent. and a noble hus-
band. IL is a play written to the tastes
OF the multitude and being played with
yigor and earnestness, viii no doubt
please the populace.
The best acting OF the night was done
by Mics Curtis In the part OF the suffer-
ing heroine. Mr.. Dexter as the young
pars0n. Mr.. Newman as the villain.
and MIR. Elaon In the part of the jew.
The acting OF the child Josie stephens
drew forth heavy applause. She Is only
a wee mite Of five years of age. but
she showed undoubted cleyerness.
The same bill runs tonight, and to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
-
The Christmas attraction at the
Theater will be Dekoven's Foxy
CUTLER" an opera In which Richard
Golden has the central part. Mr.. Col
den made his first hit In Salt Lake as
comedian of the original Carleton OPP
era company.
THE Little Outcast' begins It's en-
gagement at the Grand Christmas af-
ternoon and evening.
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REVERSED BY
SUPREME COURT
Judgment Changed in Case Of
Reed vs. Hume ct al.
ALLEGE INSTRUMENTATION
lower Court Awarded Judgment to
Plaintiff and Thisis Now Orr
dered Reversed.

The supreme court today reversed the
Judgment rendered By Judge RolaDp, OF
the Second district court, in the case
OF Mile G., Reed, Administrative OF the
estate OF II. A, Reed, deceased, against
Richard T. Hume, administrator OF inc
estate Of George IL. Burgitt, deceased
George j. Kelly and Andrew j. Warren,
appellants. The action was brought 70
recover si,l0l.s9 from the Burgltt estate
which II Is alleged he appropriated 10
his own use out OF the funds OF the es-
tate OF r.. A. Reed, during the time
he was administrators Of said estate.
Kelly and Warren were on Burgitls
bond during such administration, hence
they are Joined as parties defendant
The defendant demurred to the COM
plant IN the lower court on the ground
that II did not state facts suifclent 10
constitute cause Of action. The de-
murrcr was o:yerruIed by Judge Rolapp,
rnd defendants iiled an answer and
counter claim In which they ailege that
there was sl,IQ0 due TO Burgitt for his
services and for attorneys fees during
the administration Of the estate. The
lCwer court held that the claim for ser
vices was not prior Hen on the funds
OF the estate and awarded plainun
Judgment for 5000. This judgment, the
supreme court reversed today ana di-
rected the lower court 70 sustain de-
PENDANTS demurrer to the complaint
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Geo. Hickey, formerly car accountant
for the Oregon Short Line, Is In salt
Lake. Judging from the wierd titles
that he has been given In the press
stree his arrival Hickey must be a
heavyweight up in wyoming
Traffic Manager S. w. Eccles of the
American Smelling & Refining company
expects to spend Christmas in Salt
Lake.
The snow blockade is over and the
bclated trains are now making up lost
time Seven Union Pacific trains were
released from the snow banks between
Cheyenne and Sidney Neb.. yesterday.
Travelling Passenger Agent A. n.
Graham OF the Chicago & Alton, who
has made large circle Of friends dur
ing his periodical visits here, has ac-
cepted the position Of travelling freight
agent for the Delaware, Lackawanna e.
Western, and VIII go east about the
first Of the year to assume his new re-
sponsibilities.
Special Agent j. c. Brown Of the Rio
Grande Western has accepted posi-
ton with the Consolidated Railway &
Power company.
George Thompson Of Omaha has been
appointed master mechanic OF the Me-
braska division of the Union Pacific.
He succeeds NJ. X. Barnum.
The Louisville and Nashville an
nounces the sale Of every share Of the
recently issued stock
A. w. Aturbury has been appointed
general manager for the Pennsylvania
railway.
II Is stated that an Eastern syndicate
has organized q company with a can
itallzation Of 100000 and cash work.
irY'lnd OF 81 .O0o, 600 for the purpose of
ttldlng an immense railroad frog and
switch plant at MlnneQua, Colo. near
Pueblo Negotiations for the purchase
OF 25 acres Of land at that place have
been completed George M. Bowen OF
the Mlnnequa Town company wifi start
East at once TO make the formal trans
fer. The new works will employ fully
800 men. II viii be the only industry of
It's kind In Colorado.
p. HI. Cook. travelling freight agent
for the Union Pacific. and the Oregon
Short Line at Ogden. came to town this
morning.
Gen.-Agent Donnell OF the Colorado
Midland returned from trip south this
afternoon.
Monte B. Quinn, secretary Of the
Idaho Woolgrowers association, came 4
down from Boise this morning on
matter connected with some shipments
OF sheep.
ID. $. Spencer, assistant general tick.
ct and passenger agent OF the Oregon
Short Line, was expected 20 return
from trip to California this afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


II is a thousand pities that ,he ro-
,,,ro ,,s,, =, w., ana Ma po.,. -,
80" ''A., = ~ ','' ''''' ,'Vs'e snouiu
ran on the eve OF the holidays. They
nave three OF the worst theatrical
Gates IN the year to Ill In their old
nome while everyone could have
wished that they might have had three
u tne nest. Last nights turn out. In
sleau oi packing the house as II should
nave done, was only fair one. The
excellent impression left by the play
ers and the play, however ought to in
sure an awake9ing OF Interest for the
remainder OF the engagement.
Friends is now on its third visit
mere, put since last seen Il has almost
been born again. The alterations that
MI, hoyle's skiilful hand has impaired
10 II, have improved IL In every way
Iney shew the matured taste Of the
playwright and indicate that much OF
the writer's youthful efferyescence has
vanished ana given place TO the steadi-
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CONDENSATION SUR,
Damages Against Short Line AS
sessed at $4,000.

In the condemnation suit OF the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad company vs.
Samuel P. Russell and other heirs Of
the Russell estate. which has been on
trial before Judge Stewart for several
days past the jury this afternoon re-
turned a verdict assessing defendants
damages at $4,000 OF that amount,
$4,000 was the estimated value OF the
land condemned and $4,000 was allowed
as damages TO the remaining portion Of
the land.
The lot condemned Is located on the
southwest corner Of South Temple and
Fourth West streets The defendants
estimated their damages at $4,000, but
Judgment was allowed them for only
$13.OO0
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LATE LOCALS.

There win be big Christmas feed al
the Commercial club Thursday, from
noon until 5 p. m.
The steam heating plant for the
Keith building has been put In and the
plasterers are at work
Mccormick and Co. have published
their annual statement In a neat card
folder decorated with holly In colored
relief
Joseph Sartori, formerly OF Swltzer-
land. now OF this city. was admitted 10
citizenship today by Judge Stewart.
Vehicle dealers report steady sales Of
sleighs and bob sleds as there seems
to be plenty OF snow out In the coun-
Try.
Soldiers from the post say that drill
and regular post routine win continue
on Christmas day as usual.
The funeral OF Miss Anna b. Hill was
held this afternoon, from the residence
Of Principal Mckay and the remains
viii be shipped tonight, to Novelty. No,
for inierment
although there Is no construction in
progress at the Federal building. stone.
cutters are steadily al work preparing
the great granite slabs for position. SO
they viii be in readiness when recon.
struction begins
Today's weather map presents a pc.
culiar meteorological layout, Indicating
unsettled weather. with probably snow
tonight and tomorrcS. There has heen
heavy fail OF rain az Roseburg, ore,
Conductor Shepard OF the symphony
orchestra expects 70 have Sherwood. the
noted pianist, appear with the orches.
ira about Jan. ~. Mr.. Sherwood has
visited Salt Lake before. and on one
occasion was given a reception in the
University club.
Idaho travellers from Boise report a
enange In the senatorial contest. the
combinations tha, have obtained In the
past having changed. so that Mr.. Borah
no longer has the field against him, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-23
BUSINESS NOTES.

hy error, the figure "A" appeared
whefe a 70 should have been In the
| deposlt item OF the Utah Savings n
Trust company as given last Satur-
day. Inc aggregate VI deposits should
have read, SOiS,S,S.lf.
Louis Simon Is erecting on Sixth East
street, between South Temple and First
streets iO-foom residencs with all The
modern improvements. 10 cost $1,000 j.
a. Headlund d Co. are the architects.
The laltef are also making So 900 worth
OF alterations ON The resldence of A, o.
Palmer at First and G streets.
A copy OF the articles OF incorpora-
ton az .lhe Jenna Land a Live Stock
company OF Lehl city has been filed In
the secretary OF states Office. Its capt
Tai stock is s9,OvO, divided into shares Of
the par value OF 81 each. John +.
bradshaw 10 president; James W.
CLYDE, vice president and Emma Brad.
snaw, secretary. and treasurer.
Although turkeys are reported scarce
at present, marketmen say that there
will BE- a good supply on hand by to.
morrow and next Jay, for the Christ
mas markets.
a prominent local candy firm SAYS
that this seasons business is 80 per
cent better Than that OF year ago al
this time
The continued wlntry weather has
largely increased the business Of the
coal dealers. but there does not seem 10
be any dearth OF coal except Rock
Springs lump, which is monopolized by
the Union Pacific road.
The old White House residence ON
east South Temple street, 50 long oc-
cupied by Apostle Brigham Young, has
been bought by Samuel Newhouse for
Sl2.ovy and the new owner will have
the property femOdeled al considerable
cost. The house is one Of the most sub
stantially bullt in the city.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company has declared TX per cent
Dividend. The company has now isOo0
miles OF wire as against 1900 miles a
year ago.
Manager q. 7. Udeli OF the Consoli-
dated Wagon q Machine company ne.
ports eastern prices as stlffening ma
terlally, and that on account Of the
presence Of so much snow In the moun.
iains the outlook for the spring trade
is very encouraging.
James Chesney and wife have trans.
ferreu TO Oscar Grosheil. for s.. 1000. l0lis
feet by 70 rods Of ground In lot 2 block
y, plat Il, the same being located on the
northeast corner Of Third South and
Fourth East streets.
Manager Billings OF 3radstreats gives
the gratifying information that thls
Christmas business far exceeds that
Of previous years. a better class OF
goods is being sold and less credit a
asked While Wholesale tide is rain.
or q'-'t this Is no more than wouId
be expected 81 this time OF the year.
collections are fair.
Today's local bank clearings apnunt-
ed TO soc 2es.io. as against s4ssSsi. q
Tor the same day last year This in.
cIssse y very gratifying to the business
community.
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~ u.
eu'iio'i'".i,uns "re iVrninB Wherepy III
'"V'e's wa pe '''"'e n'o'e Sure'
Salt Lake Chroistmas markets are
being dressed up SO that they make an
attractive appearance. In one First
South street market there are IL preal
beef carcasses trimmed. decorated and
aIIa,lssu 10 'hat they make an impos-
ms s's""'s
Judge Marshall this morning dis
charged ali Jurors forifhe fern with
the execution Of those now sitting ON
the case OF irvine Uerklmer We Thorna I
kearns. a suit brought Ia outlet title Nd
certain mining property m summit
county. fa,llit " ~
Ihe local express agencies are hav-
ing their hands fuii IN handling the
1nr ,l.na business which Is reported
night work Isl necessary % clean IN the
decks. More packages than usual seem
to be going west this season
The great rush began last Saturday.
and Is Keeping II up In commcndable
style hYifH
At meeting of members of the
Scandinavian committee last night, II
was decided 10 arrange for a bali In
Christensen's new hall, on New Years
eve, to which the general public Ia in
vited. The annual meeting and picnic
will be held on New Years day in the
Pou''eeh'" warn asse'no'y roo'hs'
John IN Is being tried before Judge
Dlehl on the charge OF petit larceny, IL
being alleged that he stole s22 from
man named John Snyder. The case was
called at 10 o'clock this morning, but
owing TO the fact thatith defense was
not ready continuance was had I'M
iii 3 o'clock this afternoon.
$50
ueorge oeaLnar' "mp was arres.eu "
,he police On we s.n " ,lis ,nonln
ana senenceu W ~ Gays ~ lhe cisy Jan
,0T vasrahcy, wv Noe ay.e ~ spenu
,nrls,inas Win ~ hllenus "nu i'a,e
peen interes,lDE s,eihssNss III nis
oenan' ihls 'nurnins NAY, nmu,.p,
son caIlep az Wy stlv9n amu s.anseu
seaman pa'oon' anu ne was ~ o'Ne
reieased' AttGs
A chief clerk was appointed today, in
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COURT NOTES.

suit for divorce has been filed by Rose
Yeadon against George Yeadon on the
ground OF failure to support. They
were married In Ogden, and for more
than a year last past Yeadon has
compelled his wife TO support herself.
She also asks for an interest in all the
property Belonging to defendant, which
consists Of several mining claims and
cash on deposit In Walker Bros. bank.
In the matter OF the estate OF Fannie
nj. Little. a minor. Judge Hall today
ordered Mrs. Alice s. Little. guardian
OF SAID minor. TO pay c. 0. Whittemore
500 as attorneys fees.
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IWill Cure You Of
Else No Money is Wanted.

Any honest person who suffers from
rheumatism is welcome to this offer
am a specialist IN Rheumatism, and
have treated more cases than any 9TH
err physician, | think. For i6 years |
made 1900 experiments with different
drugs, testing all known remedies while
searching the world for something bet
ter Nine years ago found a costly
chemical In Germany which, with my
previous discoveries. gives me q certain
cure.
| don't mean that II can turn bony
joints into flesh again. but II can cure
the disease at any stage completely
and forever | have done Il fully lOO.-
GEO times.
know this so well that | win fur
nish my remedy on trial. Simply write
me q postal for my book on Rheuma-
tisr, and will mail you an order on
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Shops Rheumatic Cure. Take II for a
month at my risk. II II succeeds the
cost Is only $3.50 II II fails, win pay
the druggist myself--and your mere
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| mean that exactly II you say the
results are not what claim, ] don't
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l hive no samples. Any mere sam
ple that can affect chronic rheumatism
must be drugged to the verge OF dam
ger use no such drugs and Il Ia folly
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My remedy does that even IN the most
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In all my experience-in all my 1000
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that would cure one chronic case IN ten.
Write me and | VIII send you the or
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MIA cases, not chronic. are often
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druggists.
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FOR MolIday Iiuyer..

We have special lines of Neckwear
Mufilers, Night Robes. Pajames, shirts,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Canes and Um-
breilas.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
lG6 Main st.
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BRIDGE--At. ~ Western avenue, on
North Temple between Fifth and
Sixth West streets. this city. Dec. 22.
1902, OF pneumonia. RUTH daughter of
Robert w and Cornela INLAY Bulge,
aged months and "A days.
Funeral Tuesday at D. m. from the
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ECzEMA. No CuRn. No paw.

UrSTnENr falls tocure Ringworm, letter. Old
Ulcers and sores plmpel and Black hea0s
on the fact, aud all skin diseases ~ cents.
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family residence. Friends are invited to
attend.
RUEBHAUsEN--At 1850 Fourth East
street, this city, Dec n. 1907 Rosna
w. daughter OF John N. and HELEN
w. Ruebhausen, born Jan T, 1894.
Funeral services viii be held Wcdnes-
day at II o. m. from the family resi-
dence Friends are Invited TO attend
GAYLER-At 1858 Sixth East street,
this city, Dec. %, 1902. OF Brights
disease. Henry George GayleF. son Of
Henry W. and Hannah Cardall Gay
ler born July IA, 1874. In Salt Lake
City.
Funeral services viii be held Friday
at 2 p. m. from the family residence.
Friends are invited 70 attend
ALLEN--At IS Jeremy street. this city.
Dec. %. 1902. Harriet unger Allen,
wife of John Allen; born Feb. |. 1850
In swansea, Glamorganshire, South
Wales, Europe.
Funeral services viii be held Wednes-
day at 2 p. m. from the Twenty
ward Westinghouse. Friends are In
yited TO attend and can View the re"
mains on day OF funeral at family resi-
dence from 1915 to 1880 p. m. Inter-
ment In city cemetery.
LYON-At Murray. Salt Lake county,
Dec. %. 1902. Of congestion of the
lungs. Mary Eta Lyon. aged 80
years.
Funeral will be held IN the Murray
ward westinghouse tomorrow. Wednes-
day, a, p. IN Friends are invited to
attend
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The p,,...
,.,,, n'''e rs
si'Vely
cure.
stomach lie
ilvsr
E,sn.. ahl
NJ i.'s''' 10y, ,3
i Ia, VI r. ala-
ana \, a. A.,ir ever
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Too Late for Classification.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

ACADEMY or PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Rooms l07.s-g Com. Club Rldg.. Gal m. 10 e,sl
pm. Sunday ioR N. to u m. Prof Lawler
aud Orr 8uf
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Funeral services will be held Friday
at p. IN, from the family residence,
Friends are invited "a attend
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Todays Local bank clearings amount.
"a to sIe2.2ss.io. as against s4ss.s7i. Is
LOT th2 same day last year. This In
eiS-se r. very gratifying to the business
community.
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combinations are forming whereby his
success Will be made more sure.
Salt Lake christmas markets are
being dressed up so that they make an
ATTRACTIVE appearance. In one First
South street market there are II great
beef carcasses trimmed, decorated and
arranged so hat'they make an impos-
Ing sight. Na
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Manager Billipgs OF Bradstreats gives
The gratifying information that this
christmas business faf exceeds that
Of previous years. a better class OF
goods is being sold and less credit h
asked. While wholesale tide Is rain.
or q'-ft this Is no more than would
be expected 81 this time OF the year
Collections are fair.
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James Chesney and wife have trans.
ferreu TO Oscar Groshell, for s.. 900. i0liL
feet by 70 rods Of ground In lot 2. block
", plat Z. the same being located on the
northeast corner Of Third South ana
Fourth East streets.
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Judge Marshall this morning dis
charged all Jurors for'the term with
the exception Of those now sitting on
the case Of Irvine Herklmer VS. Thomas
kearns, a suit brought to quiet title to
certain mining property In Summit
Qnupfv ,itff. ItlI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-23

Manager q. 7 Udell OF the Consoll-
dated Wagon q Machine company re-
ports eastern prices as stlffening ma
terlally, and that on account OF the
presence Of so much snow in the moun.
iains the outlook for the spring trade
Is very encouraging.
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family residence. Friends are invited TO
attend.
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Louis Simon Is erecting on Sixth East
street between South Temple and First
streets, i0-ioom residences with all the
modern improvements. 10 cost $1,000. j.
a. Headlund q Co. are the architects.
The later are also making $1,000 worth
Of alteiatioAs on The residence Of A. y.
Palmer at First and G streets.
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hy error the figure n appeared
wnere a 70 should have been in the
deposlt item OF the Utah Savings Il
Trust company as given last satur-
day. Inc aggregate VI deposits should
have read, SOi-,S,alI.