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Evening journal., 1903-02-25
OFFICERS REELECTED
Charles L. Story Wants Settlement for
Printing Registration Lists.


AT yesterday afternoons session Of
the Levy Court the following County
Court House officers were reelected for
one year from March 25: Fireman,
John Levy; day janitor, John B. Kelly;
night janitor, Samuel Andrews; clock
regulator, William r. Clark.
Republican members of the court had
great deal OF trouble in deciding on a
man for night panitor. J. Harry
Weeks, a well-known colored man, was
also a candidate for that position. Al
though a long caucus was held in the
morning, 1t was not until afternoon
that it was decided to re-elect Andrews.
Thomas Davis was before the court
and asked that a bill of Charles l.
Story, for printing registration lists in
thirty-four districts at sS a district
amounting to $272. be paid. Mr.. Davis
explained that the order for the print
ing contained the signatures Of the ma.
jority Of the board of registration and
that they were given on the day Of the
session. As they had been presented
several months ago. he said that Mr.
Story would like a settlement.
The comptroller was ordered to pas
the bill If he found that the orders were
signed by a majority OF the members
of the board.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
DIED.


MAXWELL Suddenly, at the Nation
nj Hotel, Middletown, Del, early this
morning Mrs. Wilhelmina Maxwell,
wife of Alexander Maxwell, in the
67th year of her age.
Funeral services win be held Friday
afternoon, from the National Hotel,
at / O'Clock. Interment in Forest
Cemetery.
CoMBs-On February %. 19o3 in Scranton,
Pa. Ann E., widow OF late Philip
Combs, aged 65 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to att
tend funeral services ait residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. II. II. Southard, Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Union St, Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock. 1nterment at Will
l<OYNE-ln this city, on February "a 1908,
Richard J. Koyne.
Relatives, friends Division No. 4. A. O.
II. and employees of the Diamond State
: -eel Company are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence,
No. Ills LobdeM street on Saturday morn
Ing at ? o'clock. High mass at st. Mary S
church. lnterment at the Cathedral
cemetery
MULROONEY--At Hot Springs, Arkansas
on February "a, 1903 Thomas Mulrooney.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
{. |. PEACOCK CO.
Furniture

OUR new Spring goods are
- arriving daily, and from
now on all our available room
will be given over to the new
displays. This is a big store
5000 square feet or more
but it is not near large
enough for the demands of the
business which has centered
hers(h the short period of a
over one year. We might
5nomize on floor space by
showing smaller assortments
in some departments, but that
would be an injustice to our
customers which we would
not consider for one moment.
Variety Of display is one of the
necessities Of modern mer-
chandizing and the patrons of
this store must always be
given the advantages Of va
riety and price-from the
smallest to the largest pur.
chase. In inviting you TO in
spect our new spring displays
we do so with the assurance
that you will be well pleased
at seeing what has already de-
velopcd into the finest showing
Of Furniture that has ever
been gathered ander one rool
in this city.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

I am,nc The February reduc-
L0LupS tions on this line of
goods figure out a saw
ing of 20 per cent on an average
and occasionally more. You will
find large display along the main
aisles. Exclusive styles with
shades and colorings that are
beautiful and in good taste. You
can buy later on if you, want to-
or buy this week and save a dollar
o. two.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
Pusilisnn.

AAiltSUns
Tommy Ryan is going abroad
again. He will meet Jem Palmer,
who is conceded TO be the best mid
dleweight In England. The match
win come off some time next fall.
Frank Erne, who announced his
intention of returning to the ring
again. has begun training in light
way. Erne says that although he
prefers 10 fight Jimmy Britt, of San
Francisco he is satisfied to meet any
other good man in his class that will
draw.
Unless McGovern makes up his
mind quickly to accept the terms of
the National Sporting Club, of Lon
don, the offer may be withdrawn.
There are plenty OF light-weights
Wiling to take up the match with
Ben Jordan on Derby Night The
National Sporting Club is an or
ganization which does not tolerate
dictation. 1t is well for Terrible
Terry" to remember that.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
THE WORLD OF SSr-zssT
Turf and Track

Turf and Track
G. w. Swaney, of Erie has a speedy
PAGER in Freed, 2.17lz, by Argulle.
Vida s.. by Montooth, is a great
roadster in Frank Geisse's stable, at
Wilkesbarre.
John Cooper, Of Amber had a
horse slightly injured in the Park
last week while sleighing.
Single K, 2.14A, by Young Fuller
ton, from Harrisburg, has done some
great trotting in a quiet way.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
Two PatroImen Rewarded.

Patrolmen Cornish and Peterson
were given credit marks at the meeting
of the Police Commission last evening
for the capture of Charles "A. Dolly.
colored. Dolly was apprehended by the
officers for highway robbery and con-
bessed to two other crimes.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
Special '' a'.'''' d. s,',.. Carpets

Never in the history Of the
store has the Carpet Depart
ment made 50 good a showing
as at the present time. Hun
dreds of the new Spring pat
terms have arrived and include
everything in the carpet line
from the lower priced to the
most expensive. Those who
have floor coverings TO buy
this Spring are cordially in
vited to visit this department
at any time. The February
reductions compel a saving on
every pattern. Some short
lengths for small rooms in Ak
minister's, Brussels and Velvets
at one-half price to close out.
Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mat
tings, &c, in almost unlimited
assortment, and showing many
new and exclusive patterns.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

Opening night Bicycle Club fair, 900
Washington street. February 2S. The
special entertainments each night.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
WILMINGTON TOOK
CAMDEN INTO CAMP
Local Basketball Team De
feated the New Jersey
Players

This seems to be the burg where
Camden gets its bumps. and last night
MAS no change from the rule. as Will
mingson took the game by the score Of
e5 to 22
Much depended upon this game, as
l. vas decided to throw out the Tren-
ton game at a league meeting on sun
day in case Wilmington won this con-
test. Wilmington now has second
place in the lague, and a fair chance
of winning the pennant
The Wilmington players did not
Seem to be 50 badly used up by the riot
on Saturday as was expected, and the
game was a fast one from the start.
White played a phenomenal game, as
did Neuman and Markward.
Wilmington took the lead soon after
the starting of the game, and steadily
forged ahead. Deal seemed to enjoy
the roasting he got at the hands of the
spectators. although he was not in his
usual good form.
The local team now has a clinch on
second place, and there is a possibility
OF the pennant coming here If the team
Keeps up the winning streak. Last
nights line-up:
Wilmington. Camden.
Neuman ..... forward. ...... Ferrat
White ....... forward. ......... Deal
Thomas
Penino .... centre. 49,. Middleton
Keenan,
Wallace ...... defense. ...... Bossart
Markward ~. defense. 49,. Kinkeade
Goals from field-Wallace 3 Neu-
man. 3: White, / Keenan, Il Ferrat,
4. Goals from fouls-White, 81; Deal,
3; Bosart, .. Referee -Schoenhut.
In a rough h-house" game of basket
ball yesterday between the Delaware
College Freshmen and the High School
teams, the latter won by the score Of 6
to ?. The game was a spirited affair,
and the teams appeared to be evenly
matched.
There win be a double header at the
West END Reading Room on Friday
night. West End lines up against the
strong Glassboro n. j.. team. which
has once defeated the locals, and the
West End third team plays the New
Castle five.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

This is the time when Win
ter gets it right in the
neck" in fact he completely
"loses his head" and the
coming Spring with its melt
ing ways, means melting
prices. We are closing up a
great Winters business. We
have good bargains left in
Suits, Overcoats and Trousers
"a off; some of them ! off.
Bargains in Shoes, in Under
wear, in White Laundried
Shirts and in Colored Shirts.
Are you ready for a Spring
Overcoat? IS to $40 are the
prices. Very short Top Coats
medium length and long
Coats. Come in and see them.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS,
9th and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

Affiro Enrnifnro Business who will have Office Fur
U1IISS VI nIluIC nture to buy in weeks will it
economy TO take advantage of the last
days of the February Sale Roll and Flat Top Desks Office
Chairs of many patterns all reduced Desks worth
5000 to Ssooo $a7oo to $50 S4soo $4,000
These will give idea of the saving in buying
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

Cartmell's Cold in Head Cure is sure
cure; easy TO use.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

Clothes Trees a few odds
and ends, from
Doc to $3.50. Every one worth
25 per cent. more.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
ladies' Writing Desks

In oak, mahogany and bird s-eye
maple, at an average of 7s per
cent off. Nothing is more accept
Evening journal., 1903-02-25
Essrns4nro Recovered Free Of
nihEtniS Charge.

We make no charge for
time, only asking for cost Of
cover for materials used. Our
guarantee goes with all work
that leaves the store. Esti-
mates furnished upon request.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

able to young woman than a desk
OF this kind. There will be no
trouble in selecting here-unless
variety is hindrance.
Evening journal., 1903-02-25

Read the Evenlng Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
SMITHFIELD.
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE.
Other Changes suggested-Proposed
City Water Works.

Special Correspondence.
Smithfeld. Cache Co., Jan. 29.--The
proposed change OF passenger services
on the local o. S. l.. train TO and from
Cache valley points, mentioned In
your issue OF the 27tht, II inaugurated
will be a great relief from the awk-
ward services We have been compelled
TO put up with for the past 10 years.
II will obviate the necessity OF putting
up two nights IN Salt Lake TO get one
little errand attended TO that can be
done In q few hours. The change will
no doubt Increase the passenger traffic
to Salt Lake. and the mail service for
business, especially VII be greatly lm-
proved,
1t Is to be hoped that another
surprise IL in store for us In the shape
Of connection with the main line on
the north as II is, a trip to Pocatello,
100 miles, means a whole night out
The lovely fall OF snow Is the all con-
Stunning topic OF the papers Of the adj
joining counties and states, but II all
reports are as exaggerated 9s Logan's
Is as to the depth fallen, there Is not
much dependence to be put In them.
The fall Is not more than six or seven
inches. instead Of 20. While In the
mountains several feet has fallen,
which augurs well for the coming sea-
sons crops.
steps are being taken by our city
dads" towards city water system,
which. II realized, our city will be sec
ond 20 none for health, purity and
beauty. Next after this Is am electric
lighting plant
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SEALED PROPOSALS


addressed 20 the Twin Fails Land and
Water Company, salt Lake city. Utah. until
18th day of February, 1904 for The c0nstruc-
ton OF canal system OF cghtY-sig miles OF
canal with masonry hcadgatol waste gates
ana culvorts Also dam across snake River.
near ShOsh0ne Idaho.
The Worg Will be lot In whole OF IN sect IONS.
prOhlos plans and maps, as we'll as contract
aud spec tcatious and blank forms Of pro-
posals can DO seen at the Office OF tho com
panY. u Atlas Block salt Lake City. Utah.
The person or persons TO whom the contract
may 40 awarded will be required % appear
40 the comyauy's Office With acceptable
bondsmen or guarantee company rs surCtes.
aud execute the contract within ten days
from tho day OF notification that the work
has been awarded. A bond OF 20 per cent OF
the amount bid will DO required In tho event
OF making an award upon any OF tho bids
Submitted.
The Twin rails Land and Water Company
reserves the right to reject any or all pro
posals made
TWIN FALLS LAND AND WATER CO.
Fer W.. c. Eler Manager
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FILLMORE.
FIRST sLEIGHING OF SEASON,
Diphtheria Abating - District Court
viii Sit Feb. II.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore city, Willard Co., Jan o.
The diphtherla Is practically subdued
IN our midst, and the schools have
again resumed their work.
The district court will convene here
on the 18th Of February. There are
several criminal cases on the calendar
TO be tried, among them being a case
Of grand larceny wherein Ed Emery
VIII be made defendant: he Is charged
with having stolen a saddle, bride,
snaps and spurs from Charles Fillmore
at Burbank and disposed Of them In
Nevada, where he was arrested and
brought back here for trial
Ex-Sherihi Kelly has moved his fam
lily TO Deseret, where he will make his
home In the future. having purchased
the residence Of ], H. Mace just west
Of the store controlled by Damron &
HaWley.
One Of the heaviest snowstorms we
have had here for years visited our
place yesterday, II began showing ear
ly In the morning and was acoompan-
led by a heavy wind which piled large
drifts in the ravlnes In the mountains.
Some time during the night the storm
abated and this morning In our strets
we had over foot OF snow, which OPP
portunity the boys embraced for
sleighride, the first Of the season.
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LAKE TOWN.
ABUNDANCE OF SNOW
lnsures Irrigation Water In Bear
Lake Watershed.
8peoIal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Laketown, Rich Co.. Jan. 2S.--On ac-
count of the lncessant rains L.aketown
was probably at its muddiest on Sun
day last. The Sunday school, as a
consequence. was very meagerly at
tended and at the afternoon church
service there wasn't woman and but
very few men present. But the snow.
the beautiful snow, that has befallen US
the past couple Of days makes us al
rejoice, especially the farmers ana
stock ralsers, II is Is inches on the
level and the wind that followed must
have blown the hollows In the hills
pretty full, insurlng, we hope, a nice
supply Of irrlgating fluid for the 1903
crops.
A Mr.. Nelson from Logan is here
buying cattle from some Of our farm
crs.
Mrs. Rufus Humphrey departed for u
visit to Boise Idaho where her hus-
band, one Of our former merchants, Ia
located and doing a thriving business.
d, X, Mclean Of Salt Lake city, and
Joseph and Martin McGrath OF Park
City, who have been briefly visiting
kin and friends in. Meadowyille, this
county, departed homewards via Lake
town canyon on a sleigh today. They'll
appreciate a Z. p. railroad car before
they get into one, on this trip
Until now all the travel has been on
wheels this season.
our business visitors this week were
Harry Brown, George Arbuckle and
Joseph 70. Evans, representing respec-
lively Mcdonald Candy Co. u. c, NJ.
|. and Hewlett Bros Of Salt Lake City,
Bishop Nebeker today remarked that
this snowstorm is the greatest since
he storm that showed in David Kim
lnl and company in very early Bear
axe days. He says there must have
been at least "A inches dropped in the
past two days.
Lehl Farley OF Circledale reports at
least seven feet Of snow in the west
bills, Charles II. Alley reports frota
South Eden on the east side Of our lake
a copious snowfall This is specially
gratifying. as that locality for several
recent years, has suffered greatly from
drouth.
The poor mail carrier has a job on
his hands on account Of the canyon
drift. II our letters don't come I'm to
the second we certainly ought not to
complain.
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LOGAN.
LOGAN NEWSPAPER COMPANY
Congressman Howell a Heavy Stock
holder--Bank Changes Hands.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Jan. 30.-lt was
announced today that Messrs John A.
Hendrickson, Thomas Smart and Soren
Hansen have purchased n controlling
interest In the First National bank of
this city. The price paid is based on
n value OF SIS, 900 for the bank, the
shares being valued at SlI5 each. Messrs.
Il. Oldham and X. s. Lyon, who have
owned q heavy interest, viii retire 1t
Is understood that Mr.. John A. Hen
erickson will be president OF the bank.
NJ. ]. Holt Will leave next Monday
TO take course In matchmaking In
Philadelphia,
The Logan choir's social party has
been postponed to next Tuesday even
ing, that being the SEVENTEEN birthday
Of Prof. Lewis.
NEW NEWSPAPER CORPORATION.
Articles of incorporation Of the Logan
Newspaper company We're filed with
the county clerk today. The company
is capitalized at $4,000 in shares of 81
each. The present shareholders are as
follows;
Joseph 0dell president. 20 shares;
Joseph Howell, vice president, 500; j. A.
Hendrickson, director, 100, Robert Muir
dock, treasurer, 80; J. G. Walters, Sec
Rotary. 90; Joseph Odell, trustee, 9S5.
The balance Is held as treasury stock.
The company Is at present publishing
the Logan Republican.
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MAN1I.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Hearing of Irrigation Suits Beal-
Olsen Wedding.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Manti Sanpete Co., Jan. 3O.-ln the
district court here yesterday the water
case entitled Spring City, corporation.
VIZ The Spring City Irrigation company,
after the greater portion Of the plain
tins testimony had been introduced,
came to sudden termination for the
time being, upon the discovery being
made that a number Of interested par
ties had been inadvertently left out Of
the pleadlngs. The case will be taken
up again at the adjourned term COM
mencing on the 9th day Of March next.
Another water case Is now under co.,
sideratlon by the court the North
Creek Irrigation Co, VS. W. d. Candland
ct al This suit IS brought TO deter
mine the rights and quiet the title Of
land and water owners In the fields
north OF Mt. Pleasant city. II Will
probably have been disposed Of by the
end Of the week.
Farley Olsen Of Provo and Eliza Beal
of Emery were yesterday married at
the Manti Temple by President j. d. 7.
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SoTfcE or 5 EoIAL oIrY TAX.

10 Whom 10 May Concern Notice Is here.
by given that Especial taN Tor the purpose
OF constructing sidewalk upon The south
side OF south Temple Street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth last streets Ia
Sidewalk District SO. 20. ha, been levied and
confirmed by ordinance Of the city Council
approved Dec mber ith, ag, aud January
aist. 1903 respectively
said special tax Is levied upon tho follow
lng describe real property III alt Lake City
10 wits lots and O. Block 81 Plat ~, salt
take City survey TO a dep,h OF twenty-five
feet C2j) back from said south side OF south
Temple Street; and Is payable In three equal
instGlments and will become delinquent as
folloWs. said first instalment on the elst
day Of March. 1865; said second lnstalmont
on the 2ist day d September, 1903; and said
third iRstalment on the 2ist day OF March.
1914 Each OF said instalments except tho
FIRST draws interest at The rate OF seven per
cent q Dr. CT per annum from the date NJ
the levy January glst 1903
II any OF said instruments shall remain un-
paid after the date OF delinquency, Interest
thereon thereafter will be Az tho rate OF tea
Der cent 40 Dr. CT per annum from the date
of delinquency until paid.
All special taxes are payable at my ONCE,
room l02 City and County building salt
Lake City - ,,,,,,,,.
CITY treasurer ana special tax collector.
Salt Lake city January 18Th, 1914
Sidewalk EKtenNiOu No .u
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lily MINING AND MILLING COM
pany. Office and principal place u business,
salt Lake City. Utah Notice Is hereby
given that az a meetingof the directors, held
on the lgth day OF January. 1905. an assess.
ment OF cents per share was levied on al
the sharcs " tho capital stock 4 the cor
poration issued aud Outstanding, payable on
or before February I'D. 1905 70 the secretary.
at his Office No % south Vain street, salt
Lake city, Utah. Any stock upon which the
assessment may remain anpaid on the sfth
day OF February 1898 viii he delinquent and
advertised for sale Al public auction and uu-
less payment Is made before, 50 many OF The
shares represented BY each certihcaie OF The
stock 70 delinquent A. may DO necessary will
be sold on tue lith day Of March ia9, at 10
o'c.ocg a,Is., 20 pas the delinquent asses
ment together with the cost Of advertising
aud expense OF sale
WM n. sPRAGUE, Secretary
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
salt Lake City, Utah, January 40. 1904
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NOTICE.

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
the sandy 60 operative Netantiie Man
ufacturing COmpgnc 0i,tels hereby 81 ven
TO the stockholders W rhs andy 'o-opera
tive Mercantile and Mun"f lctirlng Com
pany, a corplratlon orf a od under the
laws Of Utah, nov hlvingi prneipal place
OF bnsincss at ANDY salt akeCuunty, Utah,
thata meeting ~ the stocNho dsrs of said
company has been ealled ald Wiii b. held 10
the coop hail, sandy ailt lake Connty,
Utah, on the 18th day %, iebruafy AID. i9D
nt O'Clock pm, f1r Tho purpose 0t taxing
action upon the iol01ing proposed amend
ments 70 It's articles % Incorporation, viz;
!. A proposed amendment % 81, ~
changing tar corporal existence % the cor
poratlun from twenty-five years TO lily years
from January lst 1871.
y. a proposed amendment TO Article Five
OF Section Three by striking out that Dlrt
which limits the number OF shares any one
stakeholder may hold. thfrafr0m. tho same
being all that part which follows the words
at least one share
3 Aproposed amendment TO Article Three
OF Section Five watch gives the manner OF
amending BY striking uls therefrom all OF
said article which follows the words after
legal notice OF such change has been given
A o. GUSHING.
Secretary OF Sandy Cooperative Mercan-
tieand Nanuiac turing Co.
Dated January 20tn. 1904
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ANNABELLA.
SMALLPOX SITUATION.
Welcome Snow - Home Missionary
From Idaho - Births.

Special Correspondence.
Annabella Sewer Co., Jan. 2S.-The
wind has been blowing for three days
and It brought four inches of snow
today, pleasing the farmers very much
We are having quite time with
smallpox In our little town. We have
IL cases of the dreaded disease and
more exposed to II.
Mr.. Nathan Hanchett has been laid
up with carbuncle on his shoulder,
he is improving now,
Mrs, Annie Oldroyd has a young
heir; when 1t was two days old she
came down with the smallpox.
Lemue Thompson, Jr,, and wife,
were made happy one week ago by the
arrival Of another baby girl.
Elder Swenson from Idaho Is here as
a home missionary in the interest Of
the NJ. |. a. His labors are greatly
appreciated.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Eureka Hill Mining Company. The
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Eureka Hin Mining Company for
tie election Of officers and the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. will
be 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 IL, 1908
at Il o'clock noon
GEORGE w. RITTER,
Secretary.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Salt Lake City. Utah, January 81, 1903
Notice Is hereby given that a special meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the CLARA Copper
Mining s Milling Company Is hereby called
tO be held at the Office OF said company.
Rooms s0i-2.j Temploton Building. Salt La io
city. Utah on the 2lst dgy Of February, A.
y igl3 AZ the hour ~ O'Clock p. NJ. for the
purpose Of submitting 70 vote OF the stock
holders the question OF Increasing the capt
tai stock Of this corpora tiOn SO that same
shalt be 900 shares, u the par value OF ten
cents each HENRY q. LUND,
Secretary.