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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake city Of the in
tentlon Of such council to make the fol-
lowing described improvement, to-wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral on
the north side Of Second North Street
from Second West Street 20 Ounce
Street IN Sewer District No. !, and de-
fray the cost and expense thereof, es-
timated az One thousand two hundred
and eighty-seYen G1,2SL00) dollars. or
one and S0-l00 $3.50 dollars per front
or linear foot, by local assessment
Tor depth OF twenty-five (2O feet
upon the lots or pieces OF ground with
in the following described district, be-
ing the district to be affected or bene-
fited by said Improvement, namely all
OF Lot 2 Block ii3, and all OF lots /, 2, 3
and 4, Block ia, Plat "a" Salt Lake
City Survey.
All protests and objections 20 the car
rylng out Of such intention must be pre-
scented IN writing 20 the city recorder
on or before the 22rd day OF February.
1908. being the time set by said council
when II will hear and consider such
protests and objections as may be made
thereto
BY order OF the city Council Of Sal,
Lake City. Utah.
Dated January 18th. 1903,
]. o. NYSTR0M, City Recorder
Sewer Extension No. llA
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OGDEN HAS LEAGUE,
junction City Bowlers win Fight
For Championship OF City.

The Junction City bolwors have got
together and organi2ea4 league OF Ave
teams to play series u five games for
The city Championship The names Of
those composing the five teams are CIV
en- below, the captain OF each team be-
ing the first named.
First-Thomas, Williams. Keogh
Second Fleshner, Corey, Spargo.
Third-Hileenberg, scrlyen, Molly
nellie.
FOURTH Morton, Ives, Becraft
Fitth--Scudder, Thompson, Mc.In-
tyre.
Following is the schedule arranged,
wnich wives each team eight series Of
five games each
Monday, Feb, 1G-Thomas' team ys
Fleshner's,
Tuesday Feb. 17.-Hngenbergs team
VS. Mortou's.
Thursday Feb. scudder's team
VS. Thomas
Friday Feb. 2O.--Fleshners team VS.
Hilgenbergs.
Monday, Feb, 2S-Morton's team VS.
ScuddeTs.
Tuesday Feb, 2i--Thomas' team vs.
Hilgenberc's.
Thursday, Feb. g. Fleshners team
VS. oMrton's
Friday Feb. 27-IIilgenbergs team
VS. Scudders.
Monday March 2--Morton's team vs.
Floshner's.
Thursday, March 5-Hilgenberg's
team W. OMrton's.
Friday, March 6-Thomas team vs.
Scudder's.
VS. Hilgenbergs
Monday March 9-Fleshners team
Tuesday, March To- Mortons team
VS. Scudders
Thursday March Hngenberg's
team VS. Thomases.
Friday. March l3-Fleshner's team vs.
Mortons.
Monday March l6--Scudders team
vs. Hilgenberg's.
Tuesday, March, Thomas's team
VS. Mort0n's.
Thursday March l9--Feshners team
We Scudder's
Friday March 2O-Thomas' team VS.
Fleshners.
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NOTICE

state OF Utah. Department Of B0ard Of
pardonS salt Lake City. Utah February
7th. l0l To whom 10 nay concern Notice
i hercuy given that Che state Board ~ Tar
dous viii hold arr gglar session uu saturday
February elst 1898. at ID ociock @ W lt tht
Supreme Court doom. City and County bald
inc. >ait Lake city, tab,
That a. sad meeting said BOARD Will bear
applications Tor pardon IN tho iohoNius
cases tO.W.t.
FOR par on Hiding Rosenlo' aduiieryi
Alexander lhoma.. murder iu the second de-
rrcei James otis Bliss alias q. a. MAXWELL,
robbery.
lor commutation-Char' r. Brandt as
gault With intent % commit rapei AmasA ;.
MalE attempt % commit rape
fcf psfDle Joseph J. Marks hou1eofeas-
INK
An persons having any Interest therein. de-
string 20 BE- beard either for or against the
granting q said Applications respccilfe,y,
aro hereby notified 10 be present 40 SAID
meeting, By order Of tn BOARD
HEBER ". WELLS, Presldeuk
N. A. BREEDEN. SECRETARY.
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BY SCORE OF TWO POINTS.
The Hardest Fought Basketball Game
The Champions Ever Participated
In Railroads Defeat Elks.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Well, the big game is ali over with
and the l.. ID. s y. boys are still the
indicated champions, but they had to
hustle as they never did before in their
lives to maintain their claim to the
proud title The contest was with the
y. Y c. Of Logan played In the J.. ID.
). L. gymnasiuma ana It was the hardest
Fought game probably ever played In
this city. II was a fierce battle from
start 10 finish. and when II was all
over the locals were only two points to
the good, the score being is to l6, Never
before, In the history Of Utah basket
ball, were two teams more evenly
matched in science and skill, and the
wonder Is that either team succeeded
In securing lead over the other. There
were rooters galore for each side,
big crowd coming down from Logan
and being assisted by band. The work
OF the teams was great, In individual
and In team work, and the three year
champions had 10 work mighty hard
and fast TO hold their position. The
college boys from up Logan way did
not settle down to business until the To-
calls managed TO run up three points
but then things began TO hum. AT the
end Of the first half the score was s to 8.
In the second half the visitors began TO
creep up and at one point In the game
they were two points to the good, bur
the locals settled down TO hard desper-
ate, though consistent work. The man
aged TO forge aheda, but did not keep
the lead long as the visitors were right
after them. IL was first one team and
then the other in the lead, but by the
final call Of time the champions had
two points the better OF It,
In the second half there were frequent
fouls and football tactics, TO a mild de-
gree, were adopted, with the result that
o. Lund OF the locals retired with q
broken nose and his place taken by
Stewart At one point when Stanton
and Blair were lighting for possession
Of the ball, the l.. -. S U. man chueked
the LOganite over his head The latter
turned a complete somersault.
The work Of the visitors In passing
the ball was a revelation to those who
saw the battle. They did II with the
speed Of lightning and met their speedy
rivals half way on every turn Of the
game, To pick out the stars OF each
team, one has but to quote the lineup
for every man was a star and played
as though the result depended entirely
upon him, but at the same time not
forgetting that team work was neces-
sary.
There could be no Kick on the Off
clals, as they did not show any favor
whatever, and their work was salts
factory in every respect The teams
played strictly on their merits, and so
far as this particular game Is con-
oerned, the best team won and deserve
all the credit for nothing was given to
them. Following is the summary and
lineup:
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evidence is now being introduced on the
question Of damages.
Bengt Johnson VS. Abraham y. john
son; motion TO strike out q part Of the
complaint granted; plaintiff given 10
days TO amend,
NJ. y. Price ct al VS. Mt, Nebo Land
and Irrigation company ct all hearing
on application to file petition In inter-
vention, and for settling findings and
decree. continued til Feb. %,
VICTIM OF DIPHTHERIA.
The lnterment Of Myrtle. the l2.year-
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Martin
A. Gray Of the Third ward, took place
yesterday The child died Thursday
evening from diphtherla, and the father
Is suffering from an attack OF smallpox.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The Brigham College CLogan) basket
bail team and the Brigham Young Ac-
ademy team viii play this afternoon in
the Brigham Young academy gymna-
stun hail.
residence yesterday, called out the fire
NNf"i tiHNhli put Tue cause OF the alarm
had been discovered and removed by
neighbors before the nremcn reached
the place. Some rags left In the oven
Of the range caused the house to be
iilled with smoke and Mrs. Bachman.
who Is Ill and had been temporarily
left alone IN the house feared fire had
started and was compelled TO arise
from her siclsbed and phone the neigh
bors. Fears were entertained that the
fright ana eXertion would produce Sc
rious consequences to Mrs. Bachman,
but, fortunately, this dues not seem 10
have been the case.
George s. Taylor has been appolnted
special administrator Of the estate of
Euel VI. Rogers, deceased, under $1,000
bonds
W. H. Farrer has returned from Mo.
iena, where he has been for some time
on business connected with the Frank
Knight estate.
Judge Booth held court in Heber
Thursday,
The Fifth ward bazaar has been con.
tinued for one month on account Of
the Indictment weather.
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OUR OWN STATE.
loARp on EpUCATIoN.

Robert Crosbe 20, OF Ogden, and Miss
Martha IL. Fielding, a, OF Salt Lake
CITY,
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A short meeting OF the board OF ecu.
cation was held last evening Supt
Allison reported an average attendance
during the past month Of 3Si5 Three
additional new typewriters We're ordered
for the commercial department OF the
High school
A small amount Of other routine bus-
ness was transacted and the board ad-
journed for one week,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Robert r. Burdette was in Salt Lake
City yesterday on business.
Warren l.. Watts was a visitor to
Salt Lake yesterday.
Miss Hendershot gave a very delight
full party last evening at her home. ON
Twenty-fourth street.
The infant babe Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wllteyeen died yesterday after
noon and was buried this afternoon.
The young people Of the Fifth ward
give another of their enjoyable dances
Monday evening.
Capt Of Police Brown took William
Munroe, an ARMY deserter, to Fort
Douglas yesterday afternoon. The man
was apprehended by Detective Fender
and officer Hutchlns
Thomas G. Mercer has returned from
Alberta, Canada, where he has been for
the past month,
L. e. Stewart has returned from
business trip through Idaho.
INVENT WASHING MACHINE.
Nephl Larson and Earl Moore. two
deaf mutes employed at the state school
for the deaf, In this city, have invented
washing machine. The washer "a
different from any other on the mar
ket 1t Is very easy to turn even
child can operate It. BY its use there
il no rubbing or serubbing or tearing
Of clothes. Soap, sal soda and hot
water are the only things necessary to
cleanse the clothes. One many sit
down and turn the lever with the
greatest ease. where others require
standing, STOPPING, and thus cause
much backache. one person can put
out large washing in few hours
with this machine II will wash every
thing and is guaranteed to take out the
dirt from anything that can be wash
ed by hand In few minutes, VIII
in the latter case 1t would take several
hours. This washer is called the Go
Easy
The interesting part connected with
the invention is that the inventors are
graduates Of the school for the deaf.
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ASSESSMENT No, 10.

ELY MINING AND MILLING COM.
pany. Office and principal placeOi business.
sat Lake City, Utah, Notice Is Hereby
given that az q meeting OF the directors, held
on the 18th day Of January, 1908. an ASSESS
mHnt OF \ cents per share was levied on all
the shares u tho capital stock u the cor
poratio issued and outstanding, payable on
or before February ed, 1875, 10 the ecretary.
Of his uflce, No - south Nalu Street. salt
Lake Lity. Utah. Any stock upon which the
assessment may remain aupaid on the e4th
day OF February, 1908, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale o. public auction and un-
less payment Is made before, so many OF the
shares represented 10y each certificate OF thu
stock 80 delinquent as may be necessary vii
be sold on the 18th day Of March, iAi. NJ 10
o'clock am, 20 pay the delinquent asse
munt, together with the cost Of adyertid <
and expense OF sale
WIN II. sP AGuE. Secretary
by order OF the Board OF Directors
salt Lake City, Utah, January 10 lgoS
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GOLD DUST MINING COMPANY,

Notice Is hereby given, that a special stock
holders meeting Of the Gold Dust Mining
Company. VIII be held at Tie Office OF tho
Com 1auy 80. "a, Commercial Rock. sat
Lake city. Utah. on the llth day Of Nar,n,
1904 At the boar ot two o'clock @ N Tor tho
purpose of amending the Articles " Moor
poratlon oi the Company. by str.slng ont Of
Articlesi2 thereof the words one hundred
Thousand" and Inserting in lea tntrc0f the
words "O0o Million" aud by stirling. ont
OF said Article six the word "l en-, and in-
sertlng In leu thereof tbs word one 80
that when said Article shall 30 amended lt
will READ as f0l,ogs, 90 Wit
aThe amount OF capital stock 90 said Cor
norat0n shall he one Million u-lAls which
shalt be- divided into one Million shares OF
The par value of one Dollar p share.
By order % the Hoard OF Dire tors
BENJ ~. HARMON. trCsiGoub
HENRY HANhEB, secretary
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Eureka ain Mining Company. The
annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Eureka Hin Mining Company for
tie election uf officers and the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. Will
he held at the offices Of the company IN
the Deseret National Bank building,
East First South street IN Salt Lake
city, Utah, on Tuesday, Feb. II, 1903
az u o'clock noon.
GEORGE w. RITTER.
Secretary.
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SALT LAKE IS OUT,
President Lucas Says Team win Not
BE Admitted.

Spokane Wash Feb. i3.--The Chron-
iole quotes President W. II. Lucas Of
the Pacific Northwest Baseball league
as stating that there is practically no
chance Of admitting Salt Lake to the
league this season, as the league has
SO much other business on hand. After
the war OF the leagues Is ended It Is
expected Salt Lake viii again be pro-
posed and accepted, II Is stated John
McCloskey Of Butte Is now In Salt Lake
trying to sign Buck Weaver and per-
haps other players.
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-
The Easy Pill.

DeWitts Little Early Risers do not
grippe nor weaken the system. They
cure billiousness, jaundice, constipation
and inactive livers by arousing the Sc
cretions, moving the bowels gently, yet
effeotually, and giving such tone ana
strength to the glands OF the stomach,
liver and bowels that the cause OF the
trouble Is removed entirely. These Ia
nous little pills exert decided tonic
effect upon the organs involved and
II their use Is continued for a few days
there will be no return OF the trouble.
z, c. NJ J. Drug store, ll2-ll4 Main
Street
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Mr. II, HagginH of Melbourne, Fla,
writes, MY doctt told me had Con-
sumption and M thing could be done
for me. was given up TO die. The
offer Of free trb 4 bottle Of Or. Kings
New Discovery 'or Consumption, in
duced me to try It. Results were start
ling ] am now on the road 10 recovery
and owe It all 10 Dr. Kings New Dis
covery 1t surely saved my llfe." This
great cure Is guaranteed for all throat
and lung diseases by z. C. NJ. I. Drug
store Price SOC and Si.OO. Trial bot
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work Is to be done. The itinerary OF
the spring games Is 10 be through
Texas, Nov Mexico, Colorado and Ne
braska and back to Chicago Ia time to
play a series OF three games with the
American league team before the regu
lar season opens, The team win leave
hire March z and 80 directly to Los
Angeles remaining there until
March &c.
The desire Of the yachting syndicate
20 get the new cup defender overheard
az early IN April as possible is eyi-
denced by the news that word has
been passed among the metal workers
at Herreshoffs that from this date to
the day Of launching, bonus OF flye
cents on a dollar would be added to
their wages as rapidly as thorough
construction viii admit.
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TR0PIc.
OLD FOLKS PARTY.
Intense Cold-31 Below Zcro-Ward
Conference - Quarantine Lined.
Special Correspondence.

Tropic Garfield Co.. The weather in
this section has been intensely cold for
The last 10 days, the thermometer regis
tering on the ith inst. 80 below. the local
Indians state that they have never be-
fore experienced anything like It, albeit
fiom ali sources comes the assurance
that stock are pulling through all
r'Pht.
The prospect for abundance OF water
Tor all purposes IL assured. and full
eianares the coming harvest viii he
TIC result.
The quarantine against membranous
oioup has been raised and the health
Of the community Is now excellent
Ward conference was held here Oh
Tie Sth inst. President James HouJ-
ton, Of the stake presidency and other
visiting brethren, gave timely counsel
end instruction. The general and To-
csl authorities were unanimously sus-
ta!ned.
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international Chess,

Monte Carlo. Feb 1.-THE results of
the third round IN the international
chess tournament were as follows: Ma
rocky beat Mieses, Slcllian opening In
sc moves. Tauhenhaus beat Moreau,
Puy Lopez opening in Is moves; Telch-
mann beat Reggi IN 81 moves the game
between MarltO and Schleiter was
dawn In IS moves; Pillsbury beat Al.
Tin. Queens gambit, IN 81 moves, and
the game between Tarraschd aud
Wolf, Marshall and Mason were adj
fourncd
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ANNUAL MEETING.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE 90 Tho an
nual meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Home Fire Insurance Company VII Do held
at the Office Of the com pany, No. 20 East
Temple street salt Lake City Utah, Oh FRI
day Mach 9th. ia0i. az o'clock pm The
purpose y, said meeting Is to receive the re-
ports Of the officers for the past fiscal yeat
90 eject board Of directors, a secretary and
a treasurer. ana 10 transact such other law.
ful business as may come before the meeting
HORACE q. WHITNEY. sec'y.
February eth 1893
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION or PART
NERSuIP,

Notice Is hereby given, 70 whom II
may concern; That the undersigned.
cO-p2rtners doing business as Hines
Mercantile Company, have this day dis
solved their co-partnership BY mutual
consent; MIR. Pierce retiring from the
firm and Mr.. Hines continuing the busi-
ness under the old name.
Mr. Hines assumes all the Indebted
ness Of the firm and viii collect all
accounts due the firm.
L. G. HINES,
L. G. PIERCE.
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; SPRIN0VILLE.
WILL BOND THE CITY
For Electric Light Plant - Reunion
OF Indian War Veterans.
SpecIal Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Springyilc, Utah Co., Feb. 12.-By
vote Of 1874 to o. the people Of Spring
Vile decided TO bond the city for $780,
COO or more to put In an electric plant
in Hohble Creek canyon and light UP
our city Spanish Fork people now want
To 30 in with Springyille IN erecting the
pant and share in its benefits.
INDIAN FIGHTERS REUNION.
Today at p. m. the eighth annual
reunion and campfire Of the Walker
and Tlntlc Indian wars was given at
the Reynolds hull and was q grand az
fair. Good old time music and dancing
ouch as was the order years ago, inter-
spersed with speeches and songs were
The leading features. Songs by com
pany," HT'he days Of bloody strife are
Ger" and when the Angels Call the
Roll were the opening pieces. The
cpeech Of welcome was given by O. b.
Huntington, sr., who feeingly referred
TO the conditions of 40 and SO years
ago, and compared them to those OF the
present.
llN cVub 4 ne Ollf Olu lays wac
followed by the reading Of poem
hy ]. M. WestwOod composed by Capt.
George Mckenzie. Speech by Edwin
Booth. OF Nephi, chief comrade of Juab
Post of Indian war veterans
Comrade Joseph Mcdonald. Of Heber.
was present and gave general in
vitation to the Springvlle comrades to
visit them at their reunion at Heber
on the 18th, Comrade Thomas Wake
field, Of Huntington, Emery county,
was also visitor. A gratifying fen
ture OF the evening was the splendid
picnic. 30
The indian war veterans here are
making application for a pension There
ne 80 In springyile now living Adj
b. T. blanchard conducted exercises
with credit
on the night Of the 18th 10 inches
of snow fell and we have since had
very cold weather.
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WEST CACHE CANAL PROJECT
Relief Society Conference ~ S03.5O
Contributed 10 Swedish Fund

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co., Feb l2.-The Re-
lief society of Cache Stake will hold
conference in Logan tabernacle Feb. co.
at 10 a. m. and p. IN.
Elder Lyman r. Martineau will ad-
dress the High Priests In the First
ward assembly room next Monday
evening on Practical Religion"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gates will leave
tomorrow for a visit OF several weeks
with relatives in Los Angeles We
Join with their many friends in hoping
they may have a most enjoyable trip.
Mr. Gates Is the manager of the Logan
Dry Goods company.
The citizens Of Logan have contrib
uted literally TO the Swedish famine
fund, $3.50 being the amount collect
ed.
Postmaster j. n. Hansen OF Newton
was In Logan Thursday and announced
That the Scandlnayians Of that town
are preparing TO hold a great reunion
on Friday, Feb. 20. A banquet, pro-
gram and addresses In four languages
VIII be features Of the occasion:
WEST CACHE CANAL PROJECT,
Mr., l.. Peter Petersen Is canvassing
the county in behalf OF the West Cache
canal The purpose Is a most laudabe
one and II is to be hoped his efforts
Will meet with success The canal
has cost over one hundred thousand
dollars, and is bonded for between sew
enty and eighty thousand dollars. 1t
is finished through the most difficult
portion of the route and II is estimated
by the engineers who have carefully
surveyed the balance Of the ditch. that
$1,000 viii be ample to complete the
work. All who take stock will be given
time TO complete their payments, and
the stock will represent a perpetual
water right.
All who own land under the canal
should subscribe for a good block Of the
stock, in order that the canal may be
completed this year. II viii be far bet
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the stockhold
ers Of The Paranne on Company OF Utah.
will meet an It's Office. No. $50 Constitution
Building. salt Lake city, Utah, on Monday,
the md day Of March, 1914 at the hour OF
2:31 pm, Tor the election OF Board 0f Dlrec-
tors aud officers Tor the ensuing year and
10 transact such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting
DIR. CfARKNCE BARRETT, Secretary
aalt Lake city Feb 8, 1908