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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
PROBATE AND GUARDrANsaIP
NOTICES.
consult County Clerk or the respect
hgners for further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
pate Division, In aud for Salt Lake Coun.
". STATE Of Utah. In the matter OF The
estate or Nabbie Y. Clawson deceased
Nouce. The petition OF Spencer CLAW.
S,oh, administrator OF the estate OF Nabbie
a NlaWson deceased, for confirmation of
the sale Of the following descrlbed real
estate Of said decedent. to-wit: a right
o. way Tor all purposes whatever over the
following property: The north ten (l0
rect OF the south ICY feet OF lot II, block
\ plat 81 Salt Lake City Survey. Sail
Lahe Olty, Utah. a right OF way over
commencing at point rod north OF the
theNee west 1874 feet. thence south 10
ieet thence east 1914 feet; thence north
~ rect 70 beginning A right Of way over
thc following described property, toWit.
commencing at point rod north Of the
southeast corner OF said lot II; thence
West ~ feet; thence south 10 feet thence
cast "a feet; thence north 10 feet 10 begin
ming, Convincing az the southwest COR
ner OF said LOT II; thence north 6i4 feet.
lhtHct east ~ feet; thence south 6ia feet.
lhenee west Gl feet TO beginning, together
Sllh a rght OF way over the following
ItscHbed property, to-wk The north -
i'ei q ihe south one rod OF Jos II, block
]. pat ~ Salt Lake City survey. said
ilEhl OF way 20 run with and be for tho
9enent OF said 6l4 feet by 81 feet above
described ana also the following proper
Wy. to-Nll: Commencing at the northwest
corner " lot 3, block /, Aforesaid; thence
south 10 rods, thence east 81 feet, thence
north 10 rods; thence west 81 feet 10 be-
blnhlng. Commencing at the southeast
corner ot said lot IL thence north 6li feet,
lhence west 9il5 feet: thence south b,f
leel, thence east ga feet TO beginning;
together with a right OF way over the
following described property: Commence
ing at point one rod north OF the south
easi corner OF said lot il. thence west
.9lg feet, thence south 10 feet; thence east
@'t feet; thence north 10 feet 10 begin
ming, said right OF way TO run with and
Be for The benefit OF said e. feet BY 81,
ieet, and also TO run with and be for tho
peneht Of the following described proper
~ to-wlt Commencing at a point Cqis
icet east OF the northwest corner OF said
10Y D. DOCK J, and running thence south "
to9s' thence east 1914 feet: thence north 10
loos, thence west 5gh feet 10 beginning
Tor the sum OF AMI upon the fol-
lowing terms. to-wit' Cash on contirma
uon' as appears from the return Of sale
nltd IN THIS Court. has been set for
nearing on Friday the 10th day Of July
a. u. lso at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
Couhty Court House, IN the Court Room
- sald Court, In Salt Lake City. Salt
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
We seal thereof affixed this 9th day Of
ssean JOHN JAMES. clerk.
BY J. I. Eldredge. Jr., deputy Clfk.
ioung hoyle, Attys. for Petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29

THE majority Of patrons Of saltalr
apparently are not aware OF the fact
40 early learned by scattering folk and
those who dwell near large bodies Of
water towlt, that sound travels a
great distance over waterl
Scene, saltalr. time, $40 y. m, Sat
urday, June q.
The Eavesdropper discovered floating
placldly on his back In feet OF water
about half a mile northwest OF bath
houge pier
Az curtain goes up, enter boat con-
tanning Wen known Salt Lake drygoods
man doing the honors lady With white
bow In lair also the cute Girl SO alb
sorbed that nearly runs down Eayes-
drcpper. Exchange OF compliments
Boat and cargo proceed on way to
Cambria II. Drygoods man 40 engrOss-
cd catches crab by missing stroke.
Boat comes alongside. Much business
In getting ladies on board. Faint, but
emphatic voice from bath houses three
NNFA AflN VI "a Illlt AWAY NY lUfIt.
Keor m that there boat"
White Bow-Oh what a cute boat
Places 70 sleep too, Let's give a party
some day.
Dry Goods Man-Just the thing. We
wilt get up q crowd and have a time
Cute Glrl--Say they have regular
kitchen on board, too. Just look at the
eggs
White Bow-Yes they get them from
the hatchway
Allie lie Ha-Ha. promptly sit
down In wet bathing suits and take q
III on the spotless deck)
Cnfe Glrl--(Not to be outdone), Yes
and II we want a steak all we have
to do Is Ia cut Il from the bull (wark)
Ail-He-He, Ha-Ha Qnore spasms and
great hilarityD.
All kinds OF business for the next 10
minutes.
Iolce from s. by S. II. 500 yards away
indicates that one Butler, business
manager OF the "Only Three Cent" Is
posing az an old resident. Eyes. sir
these Morinons' are not like they used
to be- proceeds to tell some stock
storios). why, IL you will believe me
they renudlate all the things that hap
pcned IN the old days. Even the SER
mons that Brigham Young used to
pre1eh' some OF them deny. Why, sir,
you cannot get some Of the old books
now. The Mormons have DESTROYED
them, Down at the public library you
cennot get one OF the old Mormon
bo9ks out unless an attendant stands
over you all the time and watches you,
They have to take this precaution be-
cause II the 'Mormons got hold OF
these hooks they would mutllate them.
Yes, sir, they have destroyed all the
printed evidence of former days that
they can lay their hands on" Great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
ANOTHER DESERTER.
Richard II. ClaypoOl, a Salt Lake Boy
Leaves the Navy.

Another deserter from the navy has
been charged up against Salt Lake
boy The name OF the latest deserter
is Richard II Claypool and he is about
the eleventh Salt Lake boy TO desert In
the last year. Mayor Thompson re-
Celved notice from Commander Charles
y. Fox, OF the r. S. ship Adams. at
Santa Barbara California. this morn
ing that Claypool deserted on June 10,
From all Appearances Salt Lake boys
have mistaken idea as to the duties
that deyolve upon them when they en-
list In the navy, and hence they don't
seem to serve very long. The penalty
for deserving and for harborlng a de-
serter Is either fine or imprisonment
or both.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
SALIVA CUTOFF.
Grading Gangs Start Operation
Once More In the Canyon.

Word comes to the effect that work
on construction on the Sallna cut-off
is to be resumed. In substantlation OF
this assertion two carloads Of horses,
grading outfits and about 80 men were
sent up the canyon on Saturday II Is
asserted that more men will be rushed
TO the front upon the return Of General
Superintendent J. H. Young from Den
ver.
on Saturday night also six engines, n
steam shovel and 30 Goodwin ballast
cars that have been utilized on the bal
lasting of the grade In sallna canyon,
were brought TO Salt LAKE to be put in
to service on the track improvements
north OF Salt Lake As soon as there
IL enough grade ready for bal sting in
the canyon the outfit VIII return to the
Sanpete branch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29

Twenty seventh United States infan.
try deserves all praise for handto.
hand struggle In four lines Of bitches
under walls Of fort. These trenches are
lined with Moro dead from rife fire.
Have never seen or heard Of any per-
Torrance exS-llinE this gallant fight.
1T Is my painful duty to report that
the overthrow OF Moro power was not
accomplished without severe lass one
officer and seven enlisted men killed
four officers and 80 enlisted men
wounded"
General Baldwin succeeded General
Funston In command OF the department
Of the Colorado. the latter officer being
transferred TO the department of Alas
Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
BESSIE KNIGHTS CONDITION
Girl Has Never Really Awakened from
Her Naryelously Long Sleep.

While Bessie Knecht now has her
eyes open, 1t Is claimed that she is in
just the same condition, as far as her
mental faculties are concerned. as she
Was weeks ago. She appears 70 be par
'alyzed as Tar as the use Of those facul-
ties are concerned The patient began
to raise her eyeids the 40th day Of her
sleep, and the periods Of opening grad
ually became longer, and now her eyes
remain open most of the day The state
authorities were about TO send the girl
90 the asylum at Provo TO be cared for,
when her mother volunteered to take
care OF her Since then the patient has
been king AZ home without medical
treatment, and Hes day after day in her
bed undisturbed Mrs Knecht thinks
her daughter Is better than when
brought from the hospital When Bes.
sic L. hungry she asks for food In dis
connected sentences. and paftakes Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
MANSFIELD RETIREs.

The Gould lightning apparently has
also struck San Francisco. Word was
received at Rio Grande headquarters
here this morning TO the effect that on
July J. D. Mansfield, general agent OF
the freight and passenger departments
OF the Rio Grande on the coast, VIII re !.
sign and W. }. Shotwell. who was a
general agent OF the freight department
In me same office viii succeed him.
both gentlemen are we'll known in Salt
Lake railroad circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
MARYsvALE EXTENSION,
What a Syndicate Man Has TO Say
On the Subject Today.

A prominent Iron county Iron deposit
owner In this city, and syndicate rep
resentatiye, stated today, as a matter
OF opinion, that the new MANAGEMENT
OF the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron company.
Rockefeller and Gould would without
delay extend the d. a. 4. G.. from
Marysvale direct into Iron county, and
thence south TO St George; also that
the great deposits in Iron county
would be opened, and the ore shipped
TO the furnaces at Pueblo. However.
In time furnaces might be erected at
Cedar, or some other location convent
ent, and the pig iron shipped out in
stead OF the crude ore. II was claimed
that the outlook now for the develop
ment OF Iron county and the southern
iron fields is better than ever before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS

All complications at the Salt Palace
nave been smoothed out under the
nugic influence OF Manager Myers
eheckbook, and the entire company has
peen re-ehgaged Tor another weeks run
OF Little Christopher" opening to-
nlght. II turns out that Mr.. Stephens
cai TO New York was less urgent than
aad been supposed. and all the other
members OF the company have been
Llacated' From now on the enterprise
becomes entirely that Of Manager Nv
err, ana Mr.. Stephens takes his place
win the others as a member OF me
company, Mr. Myers hiring principals.
chorur orchestra. and leader at Ger.
tam stated salaries, and running the
whole enterprise at his own risk. He
reels entire confidence that the business
VIII justify 1t. The improvement since
the opening rendition on the part of ev.
eryone, and especially on the part OF
the chorus and minor principals. has
been wonderful. Everything now goes
win sm9othness. and the performance
has been shortened so that IL will com.
mence at SIS and adjourn al 1890 Mr..
Myers announces that all the windows
In the house, above and below win be
taken out for tonights performance.
so that nothing ought TO be lacking for
an enjoyable evenings entertainment.
Amelia Bingham concluded her Sal,
Lake engagement by giving a clever
performance OF the sparkling comedy
The Frlsky Mrs. Johnson" Saturday
night While the bill hardly RANKS
alongside Of THE Climbers" and "a
Modern Magdalen,' It was voted decid-
edly entertaining by the audience and
Miss Bingham and her fine company of
players appeared to charming advan-
take. During the evening the actress
manager responded to a recall. and
gave a neat little speech OF Appreciation
to the audience, and the press, for the
reception accorded her company during
ito stay IN Salt Lake, She promised an
early return,a statement which was an.
pleuded as vigorously as any other she
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
Hoods CarsapdriHd
and Pills

Radically ana permanently cure It.
strengthen and tone the stomach and
other digestive organs for the natural
performance Of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hoods.
IL had dyspepsia twenty-five years and
took different medicines but got no help
until ! began taking Hoods sarsaparllla
Have iaker four bottles Of this medicine
and can now cat almost anything, sleep
well have no cramps In my stomach. no
burning and no distress Mas. WILLIAM
@. BsRRETT. Il olney ST., Providence R. l.
hoods Sarsaparilla promises 10
cure and keeps the promise. "a, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
CHINESE RAZOR SLlNGER.
Man Who Slashed +. e. Hassard VIII
Be Examined as to His Sanity.

John Hong, the Chinese tramp who
used a razor Oh r. T.. Hassard on May
2 1903, was 'arraigned before Judge
Morse this morning IN the charge Of as
saUlt with deadly weapon with intent
10 do bodily harm and with the assist
anoe OF his attorney, Arthur Chrsten-
sen, and an Interpreter managed to en-
ter plea OF not guilty Hong told
the interpreter that Hassard hit him in
the face and he thought he had a right
20 defend himself 50 he pulled ont mis-
razor and went after his assalant,
Hong is a well known character In jail
circles and has caused the police and
sherif's force considerable trouble.
When In the county jail once before, he
refused to take bath and the taller
had to throw him IN the tub bodily. He
also refuses TO eat and sleep at times.
II Is thought that he Is insane and Dist.
Atty EichnOr has decided TO have him
examined az 10 his sanity before he is
placed on trial on the criminal charge.
His examination win probably be held
on Wednesday.
See the beautiful display OF art
nCcdlework at Woman's Coop. Ten
prizes Only N.00 per chance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
PARLEY'S CREEK WATERS.
Board VIII Measure Them to Deter'
mine Basis Of Exchange.

The board OF Parley'sacreek water
commissioners met this morning In
Land ana water Commissioner Mac
Knights office and had q general dis
cusslon Of thu water situation The
full board. which consists Of John Cab
bolt, ]. @. Labrum and Mr.. MacKnlght.
was present at the meeting. 1t was
decided TO visit the measuring weifs
In the canyon this afternoon at 4
o'clock ~ determine whether or not
the creek has arrived At It's normal
stage Should Il be found to be at
that stage, measurement will be made
as a basis for the exchange Of waters
between the city and the farmers, who
own the primary water sights Of Par
leys creek,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
SPECIAL kOrICE.

The new and spacious Store Room OF
the Deseret News Building Annex is
now ready for occupancy, and can be
rented by enqulrlng OF ]. l.. Nebeker,
at Bishop Prestons office, No. IA north
Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
There are four rooms left In the An.
mex for rent, Come early and avoid
the rush
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29

eggs and fruit almost entirely. The eirl
stares vaeantly around when her eyes
are open, and does not like 10 be seen
oy strangers. All recollection OF the
past appears TO have gone from her.
what viii be the outcome Of this pecu .
liar illness, no one seems to have any
clear idea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
BURROWS RECEIVES
ANTESMOOT PETITIONS

and protests against Senator smoot.
MI Burrows says; Il do not know
what other members OF the committee
nave received, but as for myself have
received several petitions from indlvid.
u@ls and VIII present them TO the sen.
ate when Congress convenes."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
Distress
litter Eating

Nausea between meals, belching, yom.
ting, Aatulence, fits Of nervous head.
ache, pain in the stomach, are all
symptoms Of dyspepsia, and the longer
II is neglected the harderitis TO cure il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29

To Whom II May Concern This IS
to certify that my wife, Josephine Rus.
sell, is not authorized to get any goods
or In any way pledge my credit She
is and win be provided with all neces.
sarles at my home,
JAMES RUSSELL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
DowNEY HERE TONIGHT.
Herrera's Opponent TO Complete
Training I'm Salt Lake

Jack Downey the plucky lightweight
booked TO meet Aurelio Herrera In the
Salt Palace arena on Thursday night,
VIII arrive from Ogden canyon tonight
and complete his training In Salt Lake.
He Is said to be already In good form
and his manager expects that on the
night OF the fight he VIII give account
OF himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29

SToCKDALE.-In this city Juns o. 100
Of lung troubles. Leah Rees beloved
daughter Of William and Amelia Rees
stookdale. born July q. 1870
uneral was held az D. m. today from
the family residence. IS south Fourth
west street, under the direction Of The
sixth ward Bishoprlc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
RIO GRaNDE CIRCULAR.
officiai Notification OF the Local
Changes In the Operation Of Traffic.

The following circular. signed By
General Traffic Manager A. S. Hughes
Of the Denver & Rio Grande has been
received az the local Offices
Mr. :. II. Babcoek. assistant general
traffic manager, having resigned ef-
fective July l. 1908. the representatives
OF the freight department in Utah VIII
report TO Mr.. :. V. Derrah. assistant
general freight agent; and representa-
lives Of the passenger department In
Utah wiz report to Mr.. I. A. Benton.
general agent Of the passenger depart
meat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
Special to the News. -,

washington d. c., June ge.-Atten-
ton Of Senator Burrows was called TO
statement sent out that members OF
Inc committee on privileges and elee.
lions were receiving numerous petitions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29

See the beautiful display OF art
needlework at Woman's Coop. Ten
prizes Only sl.O0 per chance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
IN OTHER STATES.


Looking at the results accomplished
by many states having a general prop
erty tax similar TO our own. II might
seem useless to attempt reform Of
existing conditions But In answer to
such an argument, | wish TO quote the
language OF Gov. La Toilette Of Wis
consin In HIS message OF 1901 I'VE
should remember that no persistent,
resolute. determined effort has been
made TO enforce the existing laws,much
less to correct even their more manifest
defects and give their provisions vital
ity and force. In some states there
have been spasmodlc attempts to reach
some classes OF property, quickly dis
couraged and dlscredlted, however, by
those Interested In having Others pay
their taxes. II Is only very recently
that thorough going tax reform has
been inaugurated. And when some
adequate penalty has been attached TO
an assessors failure to perform his du-
ty; when II Is made some ones busl-
Eess 10 see TO II that the assessor Obeys
the laws or pays the penalty, when in
dividuals and corporations are subject
ed to the same searching examination
as to concealment respecting taxable
property that the fraudulent debtor
now encounters In trying to avoid his
other liabilities when the attempt TO
make ones neighbor pay ones taxes
meets the same public condemnation
and the same legal punishment that
the Individual encounters in trying
to defraud the individual or the corpor-
ation,--then the so-called intangible
property notes, bonds, and mortgages
win then become tangible and assess
able property"
The remedy for present conditions
seems simple one. Raise all property
valuations to their true cash value as
the law contemplates. See to IL that the
assessor performs his duty under the
law without fear or favor. When this
Is accomplished, the total valuation of
all property will be nearly doubled; but
the rate of taxation will be much low
er, and all Will contribute 10 public sup
port In proportion to their abilities.
venture the assertion, In conclusion
that all taxpayers will be better salts
fled than under present conditions and
that the revenue for all public purposes
Rll be ample.
Very respectfully submitted,
L. " LEATHERWOOD.
Attorney for the Association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
TAX SYSTEM IS ATTACKED


the Intangible property OF the company
was not simply at lts home Office, but
that II was distributed wherever the
tangible property was situated and its
work was done, Let our next Legisla-
ture proht By the above decision,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
Personal PROpERTY.

with no other class Of property Is
there presented so fragrant an example
OF open disregard Of the law as in the
case of personal property such US
bonds mortgages, securities, and aver.
age amount Of money on deposit
While this subject might seem
to require extended treatment. yet
II is not deemed necessary to 80
into any extended examination or
presentation OF statistics show that
such property largely escapes taxation,
That it does escape Is virtually con-
coded by all who have given the sub
Jet consideration Let us examine a
few facts with reference TO conditions
In Salt Lake City the past Ave years:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29

modern state exists In Intangible forms.
or this, all but mere bagatele es-
capes taxation, entirely, when the at
tempt IL made to reach 1t in the form
of property. And this Is not all,
nor Is II the worst, the moral sense OF
the community IL blunted It's citizens
are made familiar with all manner Of
evasion they are taught 70 Me- The
reason for this state OF things Ia APP
parent, 1t Is clear that this class Of
property escapes because Il can escape.
1t can be safely predicted that people
VIII continue TO evade the payment Of
their taxes upon Intangible property, II
for no other reason, simply because
they can do 80. The worst evils
which arise from these conditions, are
that large numbers In the community
are oppressed by the burdens thrown
upon them. They pay the taxes OF
their neighbors.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-29
u, DINWOODEY FURNITURE co.

M
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
OF HOW
SESSION WILL END
Senate Will Not Originate
a Resolution to Adj
journ

Washington. Nov. 8O.-The interest
Ing feature of this weeks proceedings
in the house of representatives will
be the announcement OF committees
by Speaker Cannon In just what
manner the extra session Is to end,
whether by joint resolution Of the
TWO houses or by the operation Of the
Constitutional provision convening the
regular session on the lrst Monday in
December. is another interesting fea-
ture for the weeks development The
precedents on this point are being
spread before the speaker for his
guidance.
The senate will not do any business
other than of a routine character dur
ing the present week. It viii meet to-
morrow, and unless the house mani
tests a disposition by that time to
reach final adjournment viii ad-
journ over 10 Friday The under
standing is that the senate will not
originate a resolution for the adjourn
ment Of the session. but some senators
entertain the hope that the house will
send over an adjournment resolution
not later than Friday The Cuban
reciprocity bill is on the cSendar as
the unfinished business, but no
speeches will be made on it until after
the beginning of the regular session
a week from today.