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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

expected Dirt Is flying on the great ca
mar excavation, and as soon as necessary
machinery arrives. active work will be-
GIN on the great dam.
The stockyards have been doing quite
q business this week In handling stock In
transit from the south to Alberta, Can.
ada, most OF IL coming from Price.
a Raymond Whitcomb eastbound excur-
sion Of 81 people viii arrive this evening
barring accidents west OF Ogden, and reg
iste- at the knutSforc. Mr. Cooke Is In
charge.
a new scheme introduced into this city
Is IN envelope for mailing bills. The en-
velope has an elliptlcal section cut out IN
The face through which the direction on
the bills appears and answers all the
purposes Of address Where large qUantl-
ties OF such mlssives are 10 be sent out,
this device saves the time that would be
otherwise used in directing the envelopes,
II has been decided to put an end to
the long vacation enjoyed by the prison.
ers confined IN the black hole, and put
them 10 work on the roads again The
gang will be sent out to work on Monday
and will be kept at it until cold weather
sets In once more,
Farmers from Davis county report a
failure Of the grain crop there. OWING to
the dry fall largely and unfavorable
weather since IN some places 1t Is
claimed that the farmers will not get
their seed back A great deal OF the
grain that did grow fell over as though
broken backed, and failed 10 come up
any further,
Monday was a record breaker In the
waterworks office IN the matter OF the
number OF water permits issued There
were % permits issued on that day which
Ia nporlv double he number isg1nd on
any one day heretofore, The number OF
permits Issued during the month Of
March was Is, being u In excess " the
average number issued per month dur
Ing the year 1902.
The hotel men note a falling or in
lists Of arrivals and attribute ii to
scare over smallpox They wish the pa
pers would have less to say about
smallpox. on account Of the liability on
the outside to exaggerate the real con-
dltion here.
Glen Miller has returned from trip
through Juab and Willard counties
where he finds the farmers go pleased
over the amount OF moisture in the
ground and stored up in snow on the
hills, that many Of them say they will
have so much 10 do In spring blowing
that they win not have time 10 attend
conference. II is three years since there
was such promise Of good crops. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
DOUBLE-HEADlNG.
Union Pacific aud Santa Fe Enter
An Agreement,

Through agreement with their train
men and engineers the Union Pacific
and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa ne
roads have abolished double-headlng
except in certain extraordinary cases
says the Railway and Engineering Re-
view. The agreement entered into Is as
follows with trains OF over 80 cars,
exclusive OF cabooses, the practise OF
double heading viii be discontinued ex-
cept as hereinafter provided. % Help
ers may be used between the following
points. (Here follows O list Of points
on the mountain diyislon.) (2) Helpers
may be run on any district when nee
essary because Of storms, engine fall
ures, 10 avoid running engines light In
moving engines to and from shops on
from one district or division to another
providing the rating Of the heaviest en-
alne Ia not exceeded CD In case Of ac-
cident TO any engine consolidation may
be effected with another train and the
consolidated trains brought into ter
minal as a double-header II practical
bic 90 When by reason of the ac-
quirement Of additional lines, changes
In grade etc, II becomes necessary
helper service may be established where
the conditions are similar 10 those COW
erer by helper limits as above provided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
PERSONALS.

U. T. Hayes and ]. w. Garfield OF
Middletown. N, Y, are visiting In this
city with their former townsman, S. ID.
Evans They have been to Mexico and
California.
Editor John 3. Brown Of Arboricul-
ture at Connersyile, Pa, is in Utah to
examine the catalpa trees belonging to
the D. & r. G.. at Provo.
S. r. Auerbach has returned from his
New York business trip.
Ralph Savage left last evening, for his
Fort Steele ranch.
Policeman Gatehouse is back 10 duty,
after being confined tow months TO his
bed with rheumatism.
Mark and Bessie McCune. children Of
A w. McCune, arrived today from Peru
accompanied by Spanish tutor.
Moses Johnson. Of the "Corianton"
company made a call at the "News'
Office this afternoon and detailed some
OF his experiences while on the coast
~ told by Mr.. johnson they were far
from uninteresting.
Bishop James Andrus, who IS at the
Cullen from st. George, reports that
with the rains and SHOWS Of the past
six months the grasses on the southern
ranges are getting such a start that the
cattle are sure Of fine feed this spring
and summer
Druggist Fred j. Hill returned last
night after six months absence in
Europe, Asia Africa and Oceanica.
lie left Mrs Hill and the children in
Paris where they expect to remain for
the season.
warden Dow has so far recovered
that ne Is able to leave his room. and
u II hoped viii soon be able to take
tIip TO California.
Today local bank clearlngs amount.
ed to Sil1, S657l as against sjOS s4S AZ fo,
the same day last year
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The Deseret Mountain Mining and
Development company, OF this city, filed
its articles OF Incorporation in the
county clerks office today. The capi-
tai stock Of the company Is 100000, d.
vided into 100000 shares of the par
value Of 40 cents per share. G.. w.
Perkins, Jr,, Is president r, G. Adam
son, vice president d. w. Adamson,
secretary and treasurer. The company
owns the Silver Queen Nos. 2, g. 4, 8
and 9 lode claims. located IN the Dug
way mining district Tooele county.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Gold
Vein Mining company Of this city were
filed In the county clerks Office today.
Its capital stock is 100000, divided in
TO shares Of the par value of 81 each
George ROmney Is president; G. A. Coe,
vice president; r. G. Bassett, secretary
and treasurer The company owns the
Gold Ledge, Gold Ledge Nos. /. 2. 8, 4.
8, 6, I. 8 and 3, and the Jumping JgHk
lode claims, in the Ohio district, Piute
county.
Frank w. Ross and others have
TRANSFERRED to the Salt Lake e. Los An
geles Railway company for 1880, all
Of lots g. 3, and 5. block Sc, plat C.
the same being the entire frontage on
the east side Of Tenth West street be-
tween North and South Temple.
Articles OF incorporation of the In.
tcrmountan Electric company, Of this
city, were died with the county clerk
today, It's capital stock is 10000, d.
Vded into 1000 shares Of the par value
Of S25 each. S. f. Fenlon is president:
F.. A. Trip, vice president G.. c. Fen
ton, secretary; Louis n. Farnsworth
treasurer, The company succeeds to
the business and stock of electrical
goods formerly owned by S. +. Fenton
md conducted under the same name
&c this corporation.
There are 70 new houses going up in
the Oakley addition north Of the Agri-
cultural Park grounds. One real estate
firm says that there are from two to
two and half new houses being COM
pleted IN this city every day.
II. T. Prodt. who resigned from thu
employ Of the Consolidated Wagon &
Machine company some time ago. has
DIED his resignation as a member OF tho I
board OF directors Of that company. /
The vacancy viii be filled by the board |
In the near future. Who the new MEM |
! or will be Is not yet given out. but |
he name Of the present secretary and |
treasurer, NJ. d, Wells, Is freely men,
toned In connection with the vacancy. |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
SPIKE AND RAIL

Traffic Director A. c. Bird Of the
Gould system has established his head
quarters In the Western Union building.
Chicago.
There is another big Raymond Whit
comp party In town which goes east
over the Rio Grande this afternoon.
Surveys for the Boise Basin road
have been completed from Basin, Ida.
TO the mouth of Grimes Creek, a dis
lance OF p miles.
One Of the biggest orders placed bv
a railroad company with single cor
porauon II that recently issued by the
MISSOURI Pacific to the American Car
\ Foundry Co, for $500 boxcars and
500 ballast cars.
According TO reports from Kansas
city, Mo-, the Union Pacific will rebuild
Us shops at that place at a cost OF $780,
700.
Another Raymon- Whitcomb party Is
due 70 arrive IN Salt Lake from the
coast this evening.
d. II Davis general manager Of the
Santa Fe refrigerator service. has re-
signed and his successor has been nam
ed in J. S. Leeds. who Is well known TO
a number Of Salt Lake railroadmen.
HIS headquarters will be IN Chicago.
w j. Jackson the Boston wool bayer.
arrived last evening. II Is expected thar
lysaturday night all the woolmen win
have arrived.
President HUMPHREYS Of the Monlda
ana Yellowstone stage company Is Ia
Salt Lake today, making preliminary
arrangements for the trip OF President
Roosevelt through the Park next
month.
The "Corlanton" company came IN
rom the north this morning over the
Oregon short Line.
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sNo wsLIDEs on d. a. II. @.
Scenery Along the Gould Line
Comes Down on Tracks.

The westbound service on the Rio
Grande was somewhat demoralzed to-
day incident to big slides over the Col
,rado lire. Both No and No. were
this morning marked up eight and nine
hours late.
General superintendent J. II. Young
OF the Rio Grande Western this morn
ing stated that the big snowsllde I'm
Provo canyon, mention Of which was
made In last nights News" was not
as bad as first reported. The slide.
Which occurred at a point below Sticks.
extends for a distance Of COO feet and
IN the deepest part there Is IS feet OF
snow across the track While there is
considerable timber in the slide IL is
said TO be remarkably free from rock.
The large force OF men at work win
nave cut through by tomorrow morn
ing. The river. which was banked up
by the slide until it threatened TO sub
merge Sticks resort AT the forks. broke
through yesterday and went racing
DOWN the canyon again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

One Of the prettlest weddings of the
year was that of Miss Laura Madsen and
Mt Rol Hardy, which took place last
night at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs, r. w. Madsen. The rooms
were beautifully decorated and large
number Of guests were present to ex-
tend good wishes for the happiness Of the
newly married couple. They will reside
In this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Ferry will spend the next
month in California.
The marriage OF Miss Bessie Moore and
Mr. Elias Hansen will take place tonight
at the home Of the brides sister, Mrs
Rodney Badger
The theological class Of the Twenty
first ward Sunday school will give a dane
ing party at the ward hall tomorrow
night.
Mrs David s. Murray entertained in
formally last night In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs Mark and Miss Mark.
The wedding Of Miss Lucille Badger an
Mr.. Samuel Taylor VIII take place ca
April 10.
Mrs. w. II, Dickson left yesterday gJr
st, Louis to visit with relatives,
Mrs. George p. Holman will give an
Easter tea on April IS.
Mrs, George Forester entertained at
luncheon yesterday,
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Hall today granted Ellen c.
anderson a decree Of divorce from
hrick w. Anderson on the grounds of
cruelty and non-support, They were
Enl1ed In this city on Jan. le. 1900
flalntln Is allowed to resume her maid
en- name. Ellen G. Pearson
suit was Med in the district court
tocay by Matilda y. Tull against VIII
Lam Henry Nuttall ct al. to quiet title
TO soxS9 rods Of land In the southwest
qtarter OF sc ton %. township south
range east.
Cloy y. Jones today filed suit for
divorce In the district court against
William +, Jones on the ground Of
iailere TO support They were married
az Los Angeles. California on oct. 25,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

the Union Pacific, who are alleged TO
be noW In control Of the Southern Pa
cific company, had sent out all their re.
quests for proxies after which they had
very little motive to prevent inspection
by the other Southern Pacific stock
holders"
Mr. Taylor said II was not true that
Mr. Keene offered v sell his southern
Pacific holdings at 4 price higher than
those held by the pool, adding that
such a thing would mean ruin TO him
or any other man. II Is false to say
that Mr.. Keene offered to sell his
Southern Pacific stock at any price"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
COMING TO UTAH.
Commander Department Of the Colora.
do to Send Official Here.

Adjt-Gen c. S. Burton, OF the Ma
tional Guard. received the following
dispatch today from Asst. Adjt Gen
''srker OF the army at Washington
General order just issued directs De.
FaItnient commanders to at once detail
regular officers to inspect organized
ltllilia under sections 10, IA and is OF
,,ht new militia law. and TO make pre-
urinary arrangements with the adj
JNtani generals Of the states"
consequently. the general command
ihg the department Of the Colorado
WIN presently detail an officer 10 visit
ana inspect the personnel. equipment
ana quarters OF the guard OF this state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
AN ORDINANCE,

An ordinance In relation 10 a, ,srr.
ton OF births BY the Board o. Bala
curing physicians milwiyes lrl NJ,
attending professionally at ADJ 5nh
report such birth 10 the Board x a,atI
and prescribing a penalty iyf AS Nj
ton OF this ordinance
BE 1t ordained BY the CITY CHnd !
salt Lake city, Utah.
Section /. The Board Of Hedh d N
Lake CITY shall keep a box. piggf1
indeXed 10 be known as he REGISTER 4
Births, IN which shall BE- fecgll I
births reported as occurring IN Sal IA
City, giving the date and place o. I'd
by street and number, the ssS and al
Of the child born, the name age natn1
and residence OF the parents, and he 4
cupatlon Of the father
Section Every physician niEil
nurse or other person who shan Ml
professionally or assist at De blnA I
any child in Salt Lake City, SHALL viii
I'VE (0 days thereafter Cd out slsr .
transmit TO The Board Of Health
port Of Birth, which shall give u,
and place OF birth By street ane nlns
the sex and color Of the child eofa
name, age. nativity and residence y
parents. and the occupation d lai AZ,
Section g. Il shall be The dlil q
Board Of Health to cause 70 Be PAY
and keep on hand full supply o. ~
cards containing blanks for tlllfg ~
information contained n ne Ns'r'
section, which cards shall b. FURNISHES
demand 10 any physician hlaNA'
nurse In Salt Lake city.
Section 4. Every person upon VIZ
duty is imposed by The pIO'lssN "
ordinance who falls, neglecis o. ~.
To comply herewith SHAH d detllel Z
" OF a misdemeanor ana sen ~
ton thereof shall be punlsngl y
not less than five $50 dollaS POI
linn one hundred $500 do.lals Y
IMPRISONMENT IN the city lall ioi
not exceeding ninety wv oais " "
such line and imprisonment A al,
Section s. This ordinance sa''
feet upon approval ..n u s,nlA
Passed by the Guy Council o. s,.lt-
CIV T'tah. March 3Qth, lss l'l ''N
a. he Mayor Tor hls approval 49,,
j. u. NYSTROh, wv N''''-
Nv A. l. snnondl Deputy A AZ
Annroyed This Isl day o. salgy M,
''Pi EZRA TH0MPsoN.l W I
State Of Utah, civ ana louH9
Lake, IS, ,,.,. ps,,risr Il !;
7 20 NV Utah DO hereby cll
,be above and foregoing ! "a. : w srs
Wy "a cnrrect cory Of an ordinance 80
,,4n ordinance In relation Y y. ul,,lA
,, an ~ births BY the Board o. pa n'T "
' ',',irtve pbvsicians, midSNe .' Srs
l ,,I.lii,g =" PROFESSIONALLY ai any w. W..
Reno such birth to ihe hos y, ,5I d
, ~ nrescriblng a penalty ~. ol n n Z.
,,on ~ this ordinance - M, Nd
- VIZ q Council Of Salt lAss 49, v,Y's N
Nieych g5th. 1870, ana aPp's'sr, Il a
,isyor. April list, 1903 o. 'f'
,rd In my Office; I have hssi
~ !" nv hand and anixea. ", ", Il Ar
,e es Of said City ihis :, y,ySsTRon,
y9. ClU R'er''
Ey 4. L. simondi' Dep'V'
Bin No. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
FOR RENT.
ONE ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. las West First North
NOTICE Oh STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that n meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Salt Lake County
Creamery Company viii be held az the
company's office. at Riycrton, Salt Lake
County, Utah. on the 18th day OF April
1853, at two o'clock D. m. for the purpose
OF amending article five OF the articles
Of Incorporation Of said company, TO read
as follows:
1.-THE amount Of the capital stock OF this
lars, which shall be divided into one thou
sang shares. OF the par value Of ten dol
lars per share"
SALT LAKE COUNTY CREAMERY co
by Arthur Barrett, Secretary.
Stewart x Stewart, Attys. for Company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
AFTERNOON CALL.
Condition of Market Not Improved
The Sales.

There was no special improvement
Noted in the condition OF the mining
STARE market this afternoon The sales
were light. They were, as follows:
Daly-Judge--25 at 1000.
DAILY West--ll5 at $3.50; 30 at 42.77i6..
Lower Manmoth-S0O at 40; 200 at
4SN; 200 at 4sA
.Century-sOo at 40; 100 at is7s; 200 at
wabash-loC at SOh; 100 at 30; 100
al 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
terwelght boxers in the country, asking

terwelght boxers in the country, asking
for a match with his man
Livingston says DAILY would like a go
with Young Gibbs or Jerry Mccarthy.
Manager McGinnis says he win prob
ably give Gibbs and Mccarthy anoth-
er go on the 9th and then match DAILY
with the winner Local fight fans are
pleased that Gibbs and Mccarthy are
TO meet again as they may be counted
upon to give a rafting good contest.
Each believes he Is the better man and
Is anxious TO prove II to the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
GOING TO BUY A PIANO?
Are yous

Are You?
Well, be sure and see Christensen &
Anson, Temple OF Music, 5l-53 South
Main street Extra large values this
week, or take advantage OF their spe-
cial offer for three days only. Remem-
Der the number--5l-53 South Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
JACK DAILY COMING.
VIII be Matched Against Gibbs or
Mccarthy.

Manager Jack McGinnls OF the salt
lake Athletic association has received
4 letter from Manager Livingston Tor
chicago Jack Daily, one Of the best well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
Too Late for Classification.
WAAreo.

TWO NEAT APPEARING YOUNG
men TO travel and solicit for old estab-
lished eastern firm. Good pay and ad-
yancement TO hustlers Call tomorrow,
room 20, The Cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

in pots and cut, also tens of thousands
fresh cut roses, carnationss violets,
tulips, daffcdills, lllly OF valley: plu-
mosa, smilax, etc, at our stores ia
east Second South. Main street (Wil-
lis Horne Drug store) and our NAM
moth greenhouses, Twelfth South and
State street. Salt Lake Huddart Floral
Co., Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

everybody is anxious to take advantage
Of the opportunity. Moreover the
farmers are all of the opinion that the
grasshOppers are dead, frozen out by
the severe and continued cold OF Feb
ruary, so that there will be no more
trouble on that score. The Mt Nebo
canal and reservoir are full for the first
time in three years, and farmers under
the ditch are happy over that.
shoes aud More hoes
A $500 bankrupt stock of shoes were
on sale at the
PEOPLES CASH STORE,
Corner Richards and First South ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

VOUR friends wiR be in for
Il Conference. You'll wish
them 70 see you al your very best.
TbcyU appreciate some Of that de-
bcious pastry you make so ueli.
You'H icanta "Just right" HwiR
be perfect if you use that Perfect
Three CroUn Baking Ponder, Trip.
pie Flaroring Extracts, and Pure
Ground Spices.
Hare your grocer send them non.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

The new Irrigation Law, In pamphlet
form, only Zoe at the Deseret News
Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02

5000 EASIER LILIES FOR EASTER,

Mrs George Forester entertained a
luncheon yesterday.
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The Newark journal., 1903-01-23
Lady Burned to Death.

Clarendon, Jan. 2l.-AIrs. ]. P. Lee, wife of Hon. J. P. Lee of this place, who was so severely burned last night, died this after neon Mrs. Lee was reading be- fore fireplace, and did not notice that spark had set her dress on fire until the flames enveloped her. Her husband, attracted by her screams, was severely burned about the hands and arms while attempte ing to rescue his wife. Mrs. Lee died a great agony, although every effort was made to alleviate her suffering.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-23
HOT SHOT AT GOV. DAVIS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. of conclusive proof, which I stand ready to produce.
 He assails the contract of the Arkansas Brick Manufacturing Company. He says 1t is a bad one: and yet he is the only member of the present board who had any thing to do with the making of it. He, as he now admits, signed it, though he at one time consistently denied 1t. Can truth come from such q source! The old saying IS, out of nothing, nothing comes. We can not therefore justly expect much truth from a makeup in which there is none.
 But l have not now time to follow out in detail his misstate- ments. Suffice 1t to say that those with reference to the penitentiary management, and the conduct of the various members of the board, are, with rare exception, if any, untrue.
 For the present I leave the matter, feeling deep regret that we have not a man for governor, one to whom a fair regard for truth might justify the application of milder terms than 1 have been forced to employ.o
The Newark journal., 1903-01-23
From Ground Hog.

Osker:-Mud tu deep tn measur. Got moore an better whisky an no jist whar tu butter. Had sum fitin, gitin in the kaIabooze and payin fines. Old Blind Tige is ded and forgot long ago; warn't much punkins nohow. Got big store full of goods and everbidy full of ticker; hoo ses We re a ded townl Had to shet down our mattrimoni- val mill on account of havin no grumes; no man kant run q mill with nuthin tu grind. Pm thinkin now wood bee a good time tn bild good rodes; iist dig down tn dry durt an Yu gotter. 1 wuz delited tu here thet over salo(olns at Litel Rok WIZ awl drunk beefore brek- fust on the 12fth; showes thet tha hey the good of the deer peepul at hart, and its grately tu bee desired thet tha kontinyer on the saim line. Baitesvil is gitin ahed of ye; dam washed the ole Ramzy feeld tn kingdum kum an the ole brige has went inter the butcAerin bizness. SO beefore yu turn upp thet ole snub nose O yourne, better show down what you're doing.
 Yourne, G. II.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-23
Rev. Carlisle p. B. rIartin.

Waverly, Tex, writes "Of a morning, when first rising, I often ind d troublesome collection of pnlegm, winch produces a cough and is very hard to dislodge ; but a small quantity of BaIIard's Hore- hound Syrup will at once dislodge It, and the trouble k over. 1 know of no medicine that is equal to it t, and t Is so pleasant to take. can most cordially recommend it to all persons, needing medicine for throat or lung troubles. - Price Poe, ,5oc, $l.00 bottle at J.I Sturdi- vaIt s.