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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
MuRRAY 49, -

A grave question confronts the resi-
dents or MURRAY The town Is growing
rapidly, bat no fire department has been
called into existence as yet. in ccnse-
Queuce of which fire insurance rates are
extremely hlEl. The cause for this cOn-
clifton may be found in tho INADEQUATE
water supply the town Is suffering from
and in the lack of funds to carry
through a system that would place the
town on a footing insuring that prOtec-
ton from fire so essential TO the growth
and cevelO1meut Of community. A
number OF business men aud other citi-
zens met in a mass meeting 90 discuss
ways and means 20 bring about a change
an the CONDITIONS described. and suggeS-
lions were offered. The sentiment was
finally expressed that o. lies within the
power OF the city council 70 ADOPT
system that VIII give the town the de-
sired protection.
A bold act Of larceny was committed
under the bright lights Of Che show win
dOws and Under the eyes of the passing
public A stranger approached the New
York bargain store. looked into the win
dow for q few moments and then quick
ly seized am OVercOat which was hang
ing near him. Before the act was dis
covered the thief had disappeared.
Mrs. Lamb. an old lady died while
getting coal from the coal shed. she
was found llfeless near the half filled
bucket Heart failure was the cause OF
her death
a. J. Wahldslist has been iH FOR about
a week.
MlIam the Al-Near-oI0 son or ROBERT
Angus whose leg was broken IN a rum
away accident, is around on crutches-
Mr.. BliX, who recently returned from
California, is sick with typhoid fever
and was removed to q Salt Lake city
hospital
A. r. Jarvis has had a bad attack or
rheumatism, but Is now recovering.
There Is a case of diphtheTil in the
family OF @. A. Lindberg.
Johnny. the 10-year-old son OF James
Larsen. is down with typhoid fever,
The Socialists met at the home of DR..
Joseph Marriott and elected their Of
ficers for the new term.
a farewell party was given to Waiter
Atwood al the South Cottonwood ward
meeting house Mr.. Atwood will leave
within q few days 20 fill a mission,
Elder Warren IT. Lyon, who few
months ago went on o mission to South
Afira and is filling the position Of presi-
dent Of that mission. writes interestingly
REGARDING conditions there. he is very
much pleased with the country and the
people. and enjoys his labors to great
extent.
A large contribution of goods has been
extended 10 the fair of the Granite stake
which VIII be opened Monday, Dec. a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
UTAH LAKE ASSOCIATION.
Receive Partial Report From Commits
sion and Elect New Officers.

Provo. Dec. IA meeting Of the Utah
Lake association was held this after
noon In the court house and heard par
taI report from Judge Miner of the Utah
lake commission. in which he stated that
on account Of the low water in the lake
no meetings had been held since Fehru-
airy, and also that the water had not
reached within fifteen inches of cOmpro-
mise point during the season
4 motion TO the effect that the COM
mission be requested 10 meet and make
the usual measurements and report 10
the secretary was carried.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. President. Andrew
Euudsen vice president. Roger Farrer.
secretary. +. s. Hinckley. John b. Mil
ner OF Provo and Lorenzo Argyle Of Lake
shore were elected lake commissioners TO
represent Utah county for the ensuing
year.
Judge Miner suggested informally that
a land reclamation company be incOrpOr-
ated by land owners interested in accre-
ton lands on the shores Of Utah lake.
Tor the purpose Of getting into better con-
dlton TO preserve such rights as the land
owners may have and in order TO more
conveniently treat with the department
of the interior in regard to such rights,
which may become necessary III the Utah
laEe reservOiring project is carried
claimed No action was taken in this
matter Judge Miner stated that he did
not expect any action to be taken be-
GAUGE 10 was "a question OF such great
Importance that IL should be well consid-
cred before any line OF action was deter
mined upon and he only brought the
matter up by way Of suggestion.
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THEY WILL GO TO CUBA
Utah State Press Association
Plans Outing That Will Last
Three Weeks.

Mt Pheasant. Dec. 12-Dave p. Felt
Of Salt Lake City, president Of the Utah
Press association. has been IN Mt Pleas
ant on business this week. He announces
mat he is perfecung a plan which viii
take the newspaper men and ladies'
OF lhe state 10 Che worlds fair at St
Louis early tn May An invitation from
Litt lair management % that effect has
Deen received by Mr. Felt and satisfact-
orE arrangements can be MADE Eith ad
ieftroads. The week OF May "a Is to be
press association week when the man
agement viii entertain such .organizatiOns
from al parts Of the world Several
foreign ussOciatiOns have already signf-
Iied their intentions Of being present.
. ne Jtah association viii probably make
Is return trip from the fair by way Of
New Orleans and Cuba and win spend
about three weeks ON the trip. On the
outward trip they win be entertained by
Fails
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Frank Codr,s Plieht.

Frank Cody is at the police station on
a very serious charge growing out Of his
conduct toward Miss Leahman, who is
employed at the telephone office. She
reported that Cody attempted TO assault
her near the corner Of Twenty-second
street and Adams avenue about s o'clock
last evening while she was on her way
home from work Cody admits that he
was very fndiscTeet. but says he was
drunk and had no criminal intent. He
admits that he took hold Of her in an
entirely unwarTanted manner. The ar
rest was made by Chief Browning, Cap
tain Brown and Officer Pender, who went
10 Cody's house Immediately after the
matter was reported. They found Cody in
bed at his home near the corner or
Twentieth and Madison streets
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DEAD BODY is FOUND
GhastIy DISCOVERY BY Southern
Pacific Workmen on FIRE.
mont Island.

The dead BODY Of a man was found
yesterday morning on Fremont islapz, Pa
Great Salt lake by employees OK tne
Southern Pacific on the cutoff work
Word was at once telegraphed TO En-
Eineer Marsh's office I'm ogden and the
sheriff was notified
Alma Larkia. undertaken. and Chris
Aerrick were delegated by the sheriff s
office 10 go after the body. The South
eru Pacific company placed a launch
at the disposal OF the nen and they lctt
last night for the island To bring back
the body. The dispatch announcing the
discovery of The dead body gave no pare
ticulars. but ST is presumed that the
corpse is that of some WORKMAN who was
accidentally drowned.
The party cannot return before this
evening. An inquest wiz likely be he'd
after the arrival Of the body in this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
vERNAL NEWS NOTES.
Utah Fuel Company Seeking Men in
Uintah County.

Nernal. Dec. &-W. u. Williams. rep
reseutativc or the Utah Fuel company.
came from Price on this evenings stage
ana viii establish headquarters Ia Nernai
for the next ten days for the purpose Of
securing miners for the cOmpany's mines
nj Sunnysiie. The whole town win be
piacarded with posters announcing thar
the company viii pay s. cents per ton
Tor mining coal q ton to be 1000 pounds
and SO per Gay 20 all outside workers 1t
is hoped bv this means 10 secure q num-
Der Of men from this county. Mr. Wiz
tiams iet ont the Information that IL ~
The intention OF che company TO hire none
but American miners from now on as the
Italians and Firms are found unsatisfac-
tory.
The bank OF vornal viii open its doors
for business Monday. AR. Bourne has
been chosen president. The directors are
S. r. BenniOn. j. III. Reader HarCen
Renuion and W. II. Colthorp. y. j.
MeaEer IS cashier. The bank has been
elegantly fitted ZAP and is without 0ucs-
ton The finest in the state outside the
big cities. 40 expense has been spared
In the furnishings. and under the watch
ful eye Of President Browne size arrange
mcnts have been made an that could be
desired. Ine indications are that the
venture VIII be q great financial success.
j. r. Blivins Of che Denver saniiarium
is in Nernal lo0klng over the situation
with 8 view 20 engaging in business here
l6o-acre tract o. land below Steamboat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
DIsTRIoT coURT AZ PRoVo.
Judge Booth Fixes Dates For Open
inc Terms For 1904

ing Terms For 1904.
Provo Dec. 12.-Judge Booth has fixed
llc loii9Wing dates for the opening OF
the terms of court in the Fourth district
Utah C0unty-Second Monday i'm Ian
nary, Jan. II. 1905; second Monday in
april April H. 1891. second Monday in
June. j ne 49, 1903; second Monday in
October, Oct 10, 1904
Wasatch County-Second Monday In
FEBRUARY. Feb S. 1894, second Monday i'm
stay. May 8 1908; second Monday I'm
September. Sept. ~. 1894. second Monday
IN December, Dec. -, 1904
Jintah County-Third Monday in
March. March 81. 1904 second Monday in
July; July ll. 1904; second Monday in No
Nember, Nov. "a, 1908.
Richard Bate of Vineyard was grant
ed divorce today in the Fourth district
court from Mary Bate on the grounds
OF desertOn-
Christian Rolte Of SpringvlIe was
granted a divorce from William Henry
Rolfe on the grounds of desertion and
failure TO provide. Plaintiff was restored
20 her maiden name, Christina Shepard.
Estate Of Andrew Larson, deceased:
administrator authorized to erect a
monument not to exceed 500 in cost.
Estate Of Gusta1f SWcnsOn. deceased.
order granting summary distribution TO
christina SwensOa, widow.
Estate of William A. GriEE. deceased
order granting summary distribution 10
Mile g.. Grigg- widow
Estate of Jacob A. Phillips, deceased.
order of sale Of real estate
Estate of Sarah Ann Gunner Reese,
deceased; administrator discharged
Estate and guardianship of Katherine
J.. Stone and Walter S. Stone: letters OF
guardianship ISSUED TO Susie T. Stone,
bond S150, ordered that hearing on pc
tldon OF sale of real estate be set for
Saturday. the 18th: d. IT. Roberts. j. j.
knight and w. o. Sperry appointed ap-
praisers.
Estate OF John T. Montague. deceased:
letters q ID
vs.. Montague and G. i. Mccall; bond,
600
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springs. says that he has reliable infor-
nation that the Moflat surveyors have
I9und practicable route down Scar
River canyon, but ~ has not yet been
definitely decided whether Ii win be the
one chosen.
j. t. Bullock, who has been engaged I'm
the mercantile business here for years
and recently sold out 90 George =. Ad-
ans. left this morning for Provo. He
VIII SO on to the Pacific coast.
The thermometer reached four degrees
above zero here last uicht.
Two new restaurants win be brought
into action in Nernal within the next few
DAYS
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RESULT Is sTTsrR1AL.
jury Fails to Agree in Case of Hig-
rf-9s

jury Fails to Agree in Case of Hig-
gins.
A mistrial resulted iu the case of Nj
chaei Higgins charged with assault with
intent 20 Kill J.. y. Dore The case went
TO the jury about noon yesterday and
about 10 O'Clock Fast night they were
discharged. being unable 10 agree. 1t is
understood that seven of the jurors were
for conviction in a somewhat milder de-
gree than charged ia the complaints
and the remaining juror for acquittal-
The jury came into court a time or two
and asked for more instructions. Once
they asked il they as jurors had any
right TO consider the fact that a judg-
ment for Loco had been rendered against
Higgins in civil action brought by Dore
on account of the shooting. The judge
told them they might consider that fact
for whatever il was worth as testimony
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
NO. III Countv Jail.

George Wells charged with robbery IN
connection with the Gang saloon hold-up,
the county Jail. He had been kept at the
former place for several weeks as a mat
ter of convenience, the other men tmpli-
Gated being kept at the county Jail. W els
was yesterday allowed to visit his prem
fses at the o. x. saloon IN order to make
an inventory of his stock
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once azs4 wasainstoa Avenue.

corlew at the annual meeting Of la Cote
rie.
Miss Adams OF Ohio came to. osden
Wednesday % take Miss Eddy's place IN
the Madison school.
Mrs. Alonzo Hyde Of Salt Lake was an
0gden visitor last week, the guest OF
1drs. r. j. Taylor
Aliss Louise Eddy. formerly a teacn-
or in tho Madison school left Thurs
Cay for heg home in lows.
Aglaia win meet with Mrs. Coulter
Tuesday. Dec. j..
The Home Culture club VIII meet wien
Mrs. Forristali. az her home, So Twenlth
street, Thursday, Dec. ~.
W C. T. L. viii meet with Mrs. Faux
ner. 1850 Grant avenue. Dec. Is.
Mrs. David Mattson is visiting with her
brother, y. M. Allison, ir., in Salt Lake
City.
Miss EVELYN Whytock of San Fran
cisco is visiting IN this city, the guest
of her cousin, ID. T. Dignan.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Segai are visit
ing friends IA Council Bluffs, Ia
Hugh c. Wood spend SUNDAY in the
city from Spencer, Ida., with Mrs. W GOD
Hhe IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. T. Hulaniski
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
Want another New Trial.

The Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay COM
pany, through its attorneys, Richards &
Varian, yesterday moved for a new trial
in the case in which Byron Moves was
plaintiff. On the first trial the boy was
given judgment for s.. 800 and the conf
pany moved for new trial with the
result that q verdict awarding S45o0 was
rendered The suit was for the loss
of an arm by the boy while employ ed
at the company's clay crusher.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
Indictment Docketed.

Judgment was yesterday taken by de-
fault in the case Of w. II. Ellison against
the Central Construction company, the
amount dOcketed being $3.50, on two
notes. The Judgment included, also, IN
terest and $50 attorneys fees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Friday night while eHgaged in some
work FOR the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company naar tine residence OF T..
H. Greenwell
MINISTRY RESIGNS.
Managua, Nicaragua, Dee 12-The
minister Of foreign relations, senior
Aguilar. has resigned
White Diamond Cider. All fountains
--es-E-,-U>-
Worthy of Thought
AS a gift, cOlored Shirts. We show
many handsome patterns.
FROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main Street
White Diamond cider. All fountains.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water. the
water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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WALL PAPER CLOSING OUT.
Am. Wall Paper Co., Z. Sd South
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Eat Royal bread It II pure and
wholesome. Sold everywhere.
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White Diamond Cider An fountains
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What to Give.

white Diamond cider. All fountains.
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WOMAN who is willing to work. TO 20
out by the day to do cleaning or washing.
ADDRESS or call at Room u Riche.eu
hotel
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AS HOUSEKEEPER no children Dre-
ferred, no objection to leaving city. Ad-
dress 81 Marion Ave
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Church edifice corner Twentv-f0urth
street and Lincoln avenue. Services at II
a. m; subject, rs the Universe, Includ-
ing Man Evolved by Atomic Force"
Sunday school, 1915 a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting, 7;30 All invited. Free
reading rooms suite 212. Eccles building
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Rev o. C. Wright win speak on the
Daughter and the Home at the Bap-
list church sunday night at 7.30.
Rev. i. T. Goshen VIII conduct services
In the congregational church this even
ing at 1880. The subject Of his sermon
VIII be Books and Reading"
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white Diamond CIDER An fountains.
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BORN

BORN.
GERkANS.-TO the wife of a. J. Cferrans.
q twelve-pound girl Mother and baby
doing well
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

First Presbyterian Church.-Moruing
service at II O'Clock: subject. "The Faith
That Brings COntentment ,; evening ser7--
ice at Z @ clock subject, Spiritual Teach
ing Of Everyday Scientific Facts. The
Message Of the snow" Sunday school at
12.15. EndeaVOr at $3.50
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Church Of the Good Shepherd. Corner
rector. Third Sunday In Advent. Early
celebration. 7:30; Sunday school. 9:{5:
prayer and address 100 Morning text,
THE kingdom of heaven is at hand !.
evening topic, "The State of the Blessed
Dead"
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MINISTRY RESIGNS.

white Diamond cider. All fountains.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
.SKAGWAY SALOON WEN IGFT
 NOTICES FROM BOYCt
District Attorney Says He Means Business Will Use His Best Efforts Toward
 the Enforcement of Law

has or may continue to disObey the laws of the United States in force iD this dis trict."
 Attached to each notice is a circular in which Is printed the text of the sec tions referred to.
 Among the sections which 1t is pro- posed to enforce are those providing that liquor shall not be sold to minors that minors nor females shall be em- ployed or permitted about the premises where liquors are sold; that the saloons shall be kept closed on Sunday.
 The section applying to Sunday clos ing is the one that is causing most of the agitation. It provides as follows:
 "That if any person shall keep open any store, shop, grocery, ball alley, billiard room, or tippling house, for purpose of labor or traffic, or any place of amusement, on the first day of the week, commonly called Sunday or the Lords day, such person, upon convic- ton thereof, shall be punished by fine not less than s5 nor more than $50. Provided that the above provisions shall not apply to the keepers of drug stores, doctor shops, undertakers, livery stable keepers, barbers, butchers and bakers, and all circumstances of neces- sity and mercy may be pleaded in de- iense, which shall be treated as ques- tions of fact for the jury to determine, when the offense is tried by jury"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
MANY IN
WhitehOrse Arrives With 75
 Passengers.

Special Dispatch to Daily Naskan.l
 whitehorse, June 19.-The White horse arrived from Dawson at o'clock this evening with 75 passengers for skagway. The passengers will take the morning train
 The Casca will arrive from Dawson tomorrow in time to take on cargo and passengers and sail on the return trip in the evening,
 The Dawson and the Columbian will arrive here before the train will leave Monday. The Columbian was at Stew art yesterday evening and the Dawson at Selkirk at 2:3O this morning.
 The Selkirk left Dawson at l0:3O last evening.
 The Canadian arrived at Dawson yes terday afternoon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
GIVE HIM UP
Di LuStrO Is Believed to Be
 Dead.

The friends of Giovanni di Lustro believe that he has gone not to appear in life again. They have about given up all hopes for him. It is not now be- lieved that either of the men who were seen at Lindeman is di Lustro. None of those who live at Dyea have ever seen or heard of the missing man, and di Lustro's friends here believe that he would not leave without making some arrangements for some one to care for his property. The fact that he left his baggage behind is also suggested as evidence that he has not gone into the interior
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
TO JUNEAU
BOhm Will Be Examined by
 District Court.

Judge Brown has ordered that Aug ust Bohm, who Is charged with insan- ity, be taken to Juneau, that his case may be heard by the District court. Dr Runnalls and Dr. Truax examined him yesterday and joined in a certih- cate giving it as their professional opinions that the accused is insane.
 Bohm believes that he is Adam, the first man. He says that the man he sees in the mountain, whom he recog- nized as God. told him so.
 Deputy Marshal Shook will go with Bohm on the Cottage City.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
Picnic to snurg'.r.' Gov.

A picnic party, consisting of about 20 of Skagway's leading society folk, en- joyed a picnic to Smugglers' cove, Thursday evening Most of the party took the train from the depot and went up to the railroad bridge and walked around to the cove. Later in the even- ing the remainder of them took the provisions for supper to the cove in a boat. The party returned to Skagway about midnight, after pleasant even- ing.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
wlli Bo a. A.B. Ball

The Arctic Brotherhood hall has been selected by the Ladies' Guild of st Saviour's church for the reception that will be given Monday night to Bishop and Mrs. Rowe, Mir. Chilson and Leo Rowe. There will be a short musical program and light refresh ments win be served. Keller's orches- tra will render several selections.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
A. B. E1Our.iOn Tomorrow

Tomorrow morning at Q o'clock the Vira Rial, Capt, Hunting, will leave Moore's wharf with his Arctic Broth erhood guests for an excursion to Haines. The boat will be well equipped with ample stores to insure the com pany against suffering from hunger and thirst.
 All Arctic Brothers desiring to &C., cept Capt. Hunting's invitation have been requested to report to the Arctic Recorder at Bishoprick's commission house today, so that ample arrange ments may be mace for their accom- mediation.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20

The special from Juneau that appear ed in the Daily Morning Alaskan, Thursday morning, to the effect that District Attorney J. J. BOyce had be- gun crusade for the enforcement Of the law, was verified yesterday when Deputy Marshal Shook received for service notices addressed to each of the holders of saloon licenses in skagway, calling attention to certain sections of the laws in the code of civil procedure aud the criminal code of Alaska, which the district attorney declared It to be his purpose to enforce.
 The notice reads as follows;
 "Your attention is called to the fol- lowing provisions of the laws of Alaska to be found in Sections io6, 467, 409, 47O, 476 and 47s Of the Code of Criminal Procedure, and Sections l4l and l52 of the Penal Code, copies of which sec tions are hereunto attached and made a part of this notice.
 "You are hereby notified that this office will use every endeayOr to enforce these provisions and to prosecute every person guilty of breach thereof.
 "steps will be taken to annul the license of every person who violates the law, or abuses his privilege under his license, and this office will actively op- pose the renewal Of a license for the ensuing year, to every applicant who
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-20
PROGRESS
Fourth Arrangements Are
 Moving.

The general Fourth of July commit- tee met last night and the different committees made partial reports. Everything is moving in lively man. ner, and the full arrangements and pro- gram, together with the different sub committees and officers of the day, will be announced next Wednesday evening.
 The Goddess of Liberty contest will be launched Monday, and already the friends of different ladies are urging their special fitness for the honor.