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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
LATE LOCALS.

Tho local stockyards are doing a good
business at present IN all kinds OF live
stock, Parties bringing In sheep from the
west desert have some doleful tales 10
tell, one grower Elias Adams OF Layton.
stating that Of his herds OF ZOO sheep he
has lost COD head. The sheep coming in
on the desert are looking thin and as
though they had passed very hard win
ter
Reports from different parts Of the state
Indicate that the wheat crop sOwn last
fall Is failure for the most part, and In
some quarters 1t is good only for blowing
under. dry fan and very severe winter
are the explanation
The state board OF sheep commissioners
has appointed as additional deputy In
spectors, Willard Pace Of Wayne county
and Lars Frandsen Of Price.
Wilbur W. Flagg Of this city received
the sad intelligence this morning Of the
death Of his Yale Y class poet, Il r.
Johns. a prominent New York attorney
from blood poisoning, at the age Of g.
Mr. Johns was an unusually bright man.
An electric motor costing over $50 has
been set up az the federal building for
operating the rock planer and the heavy
leather betting was received this after
noon, so that the now famous machine
will be al work In two days.
The First Infantry band is to have new
uniforms, modelled largely after the state
bands Of other commonwealth. The ex-
act style will be decided on later
IL is understood that the board Of Off
GERS apponted from the national guard 20
consider the matter Of uniforms for the
officers of the guard. viii report In favor
Of adopting the copy Of the state seal
coat OF arms for the Ornamentatl0n on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08

q al, to quiet title to n part OF the
northeast quarter Of section w to"n-
ship 3 south. range cast.
The Consolidated Wagon q Machine.
company today filed suit In the district
court against Mrs. d. Mcleod to COZ
leot ST. alleged to be due on q mote
executed on May Z, 1902. Plaintiff also
asks judgment for S25 attorneys Tees
Judge Han has granted Barbara
pepn divorce from George +, Pepln
on the grounds of dosertion, non-sup-
port and habitual drunkenness. They
were married &C ST. Paul. MIMI, on
Sept IL, 1894.
Magnus L. Loyendahl has fled suit
for divorce IN the district court against
Robena NJ. Loyendahl on the ground
Of desertlon. The parties were mari led
IN this city on June a. 1896 and the
plaintiff alleges that his wife deserted
him on July 10, 1899
Judge Hall has granted Emma
johnson n divorce from her husband,
Gustave johnson, ON the ground Of fail
ure to provide The parties were mar
Iied at Vernal Utah, on Aug. 4, 1900
mud even since Aug. 10, 1909. Defendant
has failed 10 provide his wife with the
common necessaries or life'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MEETING.
Adjournment Was Taken Subject TO
Orders of u. $. Court.

Louisville, April S--The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific was held this morning
At 10 o'clock in Beechmont, az the resi-
dence Of J 3. Weaver the resident as
sistant secretary Of the company The
meeting was purely formal and no
business was transacted beyond the or
ganizatlon Of the meeting by the cleo
ton Of Charles T. Ballard Of this city
as chairman.
Judge Lurtons order In granting tha
appeal taken by the minority stock
holders IN the injunction suit OF Tall
bot j. Taylor expressly forbade the
transaction OF any further business and
The adjournment was taken Wbirc, 90
the call ~ the chairman who win act
under orders Of the H. s. circuit court
cf appeals Attorney a. z. Humphrey
az this city represented the Hartman
interests. and A. r. Wilson. also OF
Louisville, represented th EecUe In-
rterest- 90 the meeting Mr Ballard
andSeyeral other LouisyIIa men hell n
number OF proxies but no eastern men
were present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
CHARGE REDUCED.
I'd Grant, Burglar, Gets Four
Months for Petit Larceny.

Ed Grant, who burglan2ed L. n.
Lightfoots barber shop on the night
cf March IL. was arralned before
Judge Morse this morning and was
allowed to plead guilty To the charge
OF Petit larceny the charge being re-
Uuced by Dist. Atty. EichnOr upon re-
ogest Of Mr.. Lightfoot After defend
am entered his plea, Judge Morse SEN
t-hced him TO four months In the c0un-
~ Jail,
Grant. who is a cripple having hal
his leg broken several weeks ago. made
a good plea for leniency he said that
he had no plausible reason or legal ex-
CEsc for having committed the crime
AMI could not see why he did it only
that he was drunk al the time and did
not know what he was doing Light
foot had befrended him iu every way,
pa said and he did not know why ne
should treat his benefactor In such n
manner He stated that he has a wife
and two children in Kentucky. and that
boz broke his leg soon after he came out
mere aud had spent every cent he had
Coz hospital fees. he has taken the Kce-
icy cure twice and whenever he takes
"a few drinks II makes him crazy and
he was under the influence of liluor
when he committed the crime. he
asked the court 10 be lenlent with him
ON account of his leg as Il must bc
operated upon again shortly or DE
would lose II, The former operation
OF setting the hunes not having been
successful one.
Judge Moose Then passed sentence
won him as stated above.
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Vim Characteristic Of welsh choral sIng.

vim characteristic of Welsh choral SING
ing
The accompanies were Prof Henry r..
Giles ana MISS Edna Coray
After the program many new members
were enrolled
an who have performed mission work
B Wales are invited 10 become members
Of the association and should correspond
with w ~ Williams treasurer, care OF
Coop Furniture company. Main street
Salt Lake city or with Joseph Hyrum
Parry secretary, care Of Deseret News
Armess wonderland Moving Pictures,
one price Of admission, lOc l67 Main
81.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Have you a friend Or sciuln,,a
In your former field Of labor % M,
you would like to send a copy q, N
semi-Weekly News? II 20 ish al
vantage Of our special ossi mad. /,
aid the great missionary Fek. vi
send the paper one year b ahy po!n|
In the Ullted States. Can,is u Nsal
co at half price, 500. Tbs does ID
apply to points where there IN rHl
lar wards or stakes, Foreign Rsa,|
extra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
NO LOADING
WOOL THIS YEAR
Seems to be Decided Such IS Con-
tray to New Law
S.P.ANNUAL MEETING TODAY
Hartman and Kecne Represcntai've
We're Present but No huslness
Was Transacted,

The question that has been og''aV
INK the local railroad men since the
publication in The News last month
Of the story on the loading Of wool this
season and the infractiou of the Elk
ms bin thereby, is, shall we load WOOL
Or not?
Il begins TO look as though the emah-
cipation Of the western railroad man
was In sight. Il Is understood thbl
among the matters that nave Deen TAX
en- up by Freight Traffic Manager
Alunroe Of the Union Pacific since ne
he's been In Salt Lake has been TINS sen
same question. While there Is noun
ing official forthcoming regarding lht
matter, the sentiment is gaining groune
that there will be no loading oi Dalea
of wool, no marking, no weighing, no
acting as gO-betWeen on the part OF
The railroad representatives, ana no
payment Of purchase or option money
by the travelling freight agents TINS
season as heretofore
While II Is yet early TO make any
announcement IN the matter, the opln-
ion expressed by prominent lreght Of
ficials to the News today was that
the loading OF wool by ailr0admen IL
essentially an inffaction Of the Elklns
bin, as all tariffs published distinctly
stipuate that all carload freight shall
be loaded and unlOaded by the snip
pers II We load wool declared one
Eve must load carload lots OF iurnl-
ture p0ughs and other commodities.
II we are going to start In IN this d.
rection we viii have TO hire number
Of gangs OF freight handlers and trans
port them around the country every
time a man wants a carload lot OF stun
loaded, because II we load for the
Woolbuyors we must do the same for
every shipper Of other products
on the other hand there are repre-
Fentatives OF eastern lines In this city
who aver that IN absence Of any def
mite instructions from headquarters on
the matter that they win continue load
ing wool as In previous seasons That
the sentiment against the continuance
Of this practise Is growing can be es-
limated, however, when II Is stated that
two big systems which were figuring ON
putting an extra freight solicitor for
this season in this territory have now
apparently changed their minds
Loading wool on the part of expert
snced railroad men who are drawing
good salary has long been looked
upon as being mira dig TO say nothing
Of the doing Of some laborng man out
Of a days labor The lines that take
the initiative in putting down this
custom will always retain "a warm
place in the hearts Of the average ira
yelling freight agent, II not Of the gem
eral public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
nluumnnnnnnllnnnnnnnnuU

Two petitions IN voluntary bank
ruptcy were filed in the federal court
yesterday Frank Hdye of Salt Lake,
sets forth his debts as being $Sl5.4l
with assets amounting to $50. c, H.
Perbasco, a switchman Of Ogden the
second petitioner, acknowledges la
bIlties IN yhe sum Of sS072O with per-
sonal property 70 the value OF $50.
The opening arguments In the case Of
Gates Iron Works Co. Of Chicago VS.
Overland Mining company, a suit to re-
cover on an alleged infringement Of
patent occupied the time Of Judge Mar
shall in the United States district court
yesterday, Atty. Il, +. Sheridan Of
Chicago opened with an argument ex-
tending over two hours.
Monday, April 20, United states VS.
Mullln; Wednesday, April g. Toltec
Ranch company vs. Johnston ct al;
Thursday April %, strawberry Valley
company VS. Argyle, Strawberry Valley
company VS. Nash; Friday April "a,
Strawberry Valley company vs. Cum
mings; Monday April q, Moran VS.
Fleck & Johnson Construction COM
pany; Wednesday, April 20, Gloyd vs.
Southern Pacific company; Thursday,
April 30, Huckler VS. Highland Boy; Fri
day, May I, Wilkinson VS. Southern Pa
cihc company; Monday, May 4, Martin
SO Barber Asphalt, Tuesday, May 8,
Walker VS. Blaney ct al; Wednesday,
May g. Boss VS. Centennial- Eureka
Thursday, May T. Beattie VS. Franklin;
Friday, May s. Harris &c Co, vs. Oregon
Short Line railway; Monday, May H.
Stagg vs. Consolidated Mercur; Tues-
day, May IL. Killran VS. DAILY West Mn
Ing company, Regain vs. Daly-West Ain
ing COMPANY. Wednesday, My 70,
Law,ess IS Daly-Wvst, Thursday. May
A. Stebbins VS. American Smelling &
Refining company; Friday. May 10
Hartley vs. Portland Cement company
Monday, May is. Samson VS. Z. S.
Manufacturing company; Wednesday,
May 20. Alexander VS. Preferred Acct
dent Insurance company, Thursday
May p, Payne VS. Mutual Life; Friday
May %, Kennedy VS. Southern Pacific
company; Monday, May g. Allen We
Diamond c. & NJ. Co., Tuesday May %,
United States VS. Lee Wednesday MAY
81, Bullock VS. American Smelling &
Refining company.
Suit to quiet title was entered in the
T.. S. circuit court today by the United
states Mining company, a corporation
of Maine against Col. EnOs A. Wall.
The title IN dispute Is that pertaining
TO the Grizzley lode mining claim, sit
uated in the West Mountain mining dis
trict, owned 10y the plaintiff, The COM
plant alleges that On Feb /. defendant
caused TO be surveyed the Nemesis min
ing claim adjoining. and from field
notes filed 10 days later It was made to
appear that defendant was in posses
sion Of the whole Of the Nemesis claim.
Inclusive Of a portion Of the Gkzzly
claim, Plaintiff asks that defendant be
restrained from taking out ore on the
disputed property.
Arguments In the case of the Gates
Iron Works VS. Overland Mining COM
pany for infringement on a patent on
an ore crusher were continued IN the
federal court today with a probability
Of the case closing this afternoon.
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
Spoiled NeviIIe's Beauty.

From reports that have reached Salt
Lake Chief Clerk Neville who ac-
companied Former Trainmaster Cotter
from Salt Lake when he went to the
Colorado Southern as superintendent at
Trinidad, has run up against an athletic
brake with disastrous results. Accord
Ing TO the story some words were eX-
changed in the superintendent office
and few minutes later Neville was
splitting out three teeth and nursing a
broken shoulder Stenographer Wagner
who butted IN at this time went TO the
carpet for the count and then The
brake left leaving trail OF fire and
slaughter behind him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
DECREE FOR PLAINTIFF.
Mrs. Burnett Wins in Her Suit Against
Trust Company TT al.

In the case OF Elmlra Leona Tufts
Burnett against the Utah Savings &
Trust company Don c. Tufts and
Bessie c. Tufts, Judge Stewart yester-
day afternoon rendered a decree
In favor Of plaintiff The action was
brought to dissolve a trust agreement
whereby Don G. Tufts placed so share
Of stock In the Deseret National bank
In trust with the Utah Savings g Trust
company for the use Of bis daughters.
Elmira Leona Tufts Burnett and
Bessie c. Turtts. The stock was to re-
main in trust until the latter reached
the age Of is, she now being II years
OF age The former being DESTROYS Of
selling her share In said stock brought
this action to have the trust set aside
az TO % shares Of the stock The court
found that no harm would come should
said % shares Of stock be released from
the trust and ordered that the same be
released and delivered 10 plaintiff up
ON the payment by her Of $3.50 to- her
younger sister for her interest in the
same The value Of the % shares Is
now over $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
Cheap Rate to st, Lous.

II has been finally decided that ef.
foctiye April 2j-26 the rate Of S39 50
for the round trip win go into effect
TO st. Louis on the occasion Of the
dedicatofy exercises connected with the
Louisiana Purchase exposition. This
rate has been put ia boy the passenger
departments Of the oregon Short Line
and the Rio Grande from salt Lake,
the return limit being May 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
Conference Travel Light.

Nov that the conference IS over and
the visitors are returning home. the re-
turns from The agents on the Oregon
Short Line and the Rio Grande show
that when compared 10 last year at this
time the passenger business done dur
Ing the last week was considerably
lighter IN explanation Il Is said thai
the backward spring has caused biz
percentage Of the farmers to stay nj
home and work In the fields, while the
undue Advertising Of an alleged preya-
lence OF smallpox has also been a fac
tor In the returns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
INSPECT CUTOFF.
Oregon Short Line Officials Go Out
To stockton Today.

A special train left the Oregon Short
Zine depot this morning FOR stockton.
Among the officials who were on board
were General Manager w II. Bancroft
Gen Supt IT, f. Calvin, Freight Traf-
DC Manager j. A. Munroe Of the Union
Pacific, Acting Traffic Manager T. NJ.
Schumacher Of the Oregon Short Line
and Division ;upt. Henderson. They
returned from their inspection Of that
portion of the bennington cutoff this
afternoon after they had decided upon
certain depot locations II there Is no
hitch In the program, passenger trains
will be running through to stockton on
The new standard guage next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The presentation Of the popular play
"a Celebrated Case" by the Eleventh
Ward Amusement association recently.
was so successful ana so generously
supported by the people, that that or
ganizauon has concluded to reproduce
the piece Thursday and Friday even
ings. April and TO- IN the Eleventh
ward assembly hall The cast Of char
acters viii be the same as before, and
from the careful preparation which has
been going on, Il Is expected the present
VIII be- even better that the former ex-
ceIlent rendition The proceeds viii 80
to the benefit OF the Sunday School ana
Y. NJ, NJ. l. A.
ON Thursday and Friday nights
grand entertainment viii be given IN
the TWeRty-siXth ward westinghouse,
al which time the society drama In
three acts entitled, "A Social Judas
VIII be presented The cast Includes
some very clever talent, and the enter
taiument win doubtless be highly en-
ioyab.e Between the acts there will be-
character sketches. acr0batic features,
songs and stump speeches
A bsre0t ...p.,e,t.,r5 t,,ti o,,,-,,i,,,,.r
,.,,. is,i SHq u'.l, COM lgH-
W. '''V'' "'N Ng"HtI' VINO ue
parts shortly on a mission TO Holland
viii Doe given I'M the Cannon ward
motinghouse tomorrow. Thursday night,
beginning al ..gU ID nm me f,lIoui,g
,,,,gr,,,, ,..ui H.. -
loTi "l'' ""' '' 'rnueieu uuIlls lhe
tNtH'"A'
opening ilaEer ....,..C Cyrus IT. Gold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
AFTERNOON SALES.
The Mining Stock Market Continues
Sluggish.

Mining stocks We're not in much de-
mand this afternoon only six register
ing among the transfers. May Day did
not participate. closing weak. The
sales made We're:
Lower Mammoth 100 at 4SIs; 200 at
43h 100 at 10; l,20O at i2is; 100 at 42h,
Ben Butler, 1900 at s.
Century 100 at 49,
New York, 1000 at 23A, 30.
Wabash, 500 at 29lk.
Yankee, 100 at 80; 100 at S9h 100 at
39& 100 at 39la.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
Construction ON o. ~ p. II. IL.

san Francisco, April S.-The Call this
morning says that It ls Announced from
an authoritative source that the oregon
and Pacific railway, in which Senator
Penrose. Col. H. W. NJ. Draper and j.,
orb Gum the last named representing
eastern capitalists are interested, Is
soon 10 begin work on q road from
Grants Pass 70 Crescent city. In fact
II Is stated that work Will begin within
the next 80 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
The Ladies' Meeting.
TEMPLE NOTICES.


The ST. George Temple viii close Fri
day evening, March "a. 1908. ana VIII
reopen Tuesday morning, April Is.
isVs' DAVID n. CANNON.
President.
Manu, Utah. March 1s. 1s0s.-The
Manti Temple will close on Friday eve
ming, March y, and reopen on Tuesday
Morning, April u. 1908.
JOHN ID. 7. McALLISTER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The famous actress, Nance O'Neil,
and her company begin a return visit
to Salt Lake tonight in the play in
which she made her greatest impress
sion here, "Magda,"
The play Of Resurrection ends its
season at the Grand tonight Commenc-
ing tomorrow night we are TO see the
new play Of California With Miss
Rae Bronson in the leading ladys part
Next Monday night the Grand VIII
present Lewis Morris0ns undylng
Faust
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
COURT NOTES.

Judge Han has granted lizzie Col.
Unison a divorce from Matt Collinson on
nc ground OF failure 70 support.
Plaintiffs maiden name. Lizzie smith.
is restored TO her and she Is awarded
court costs and attorneys fees IN the
total sum OF SsAio.
Willard b. Enniss has filed suit In
the district court against Joshua Terry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
MN bal, or Slo.ooo.o oo Lonn.

Philadelphia, April Announcement
has been made by officials OF the Penn
syNanla Railroad company that they
win pay of the loans maturing In july
next and which aggregate about $40
Geo. 900 with the proceeds Of the June
instalIment on the new stock and not
exercise their option of renewing these
loans.
The siO000.OOO was borrowed for the
purpose of paying for improvements on
the New York division and for work on
the line between Philadelphia and
Pittsburg, at the latter city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
Husband Charged with Cruelty.

Lille Ireland has fled suit for divorce
in the district court against
Frank IL, Ireland on the ground Of
cruelty They were married In this
city on oct IS 1900. Mrs ireland al
leges that her husband has repeatedly
treated her I'm a cruel manner. and used
vile and abusive language toward her
ON April 4, 1893. she alleges that he
dragged her across the floor threw her
across a bicycle and bruised and mall
treated her and threatened 90 strange
her. She alleges that he has a violent
temper and that She is IN constant fear
OF her life She therefore. asks FOR n
decree Of divorce ANA that he be re-.
quired 20 pay her suit money and at
torneys fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08
PORTUGUESE TROOPS
f1UTlNY AND THREATEN

London, April S--A special from Lis
bon says 100 men, belonging 10 the
Eighteenth infantry az Oporto have
mutined owing to the belief that they
were about to be sent 10 the Portuguese
colonies In Africa The men hold the
barracks, shouting Long live the re-
public and are threatening to shoot
their officers II the latter attempt to
approach.
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the backache sideache, nervousness and
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would advise an who suffer from chronic dis
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CUTOFF TO LOS ANGELES.
Residents OF Reno Amrm Southern
Pacific VIII Build One soon.

Visitors from Reno NeF. arc rasuun-
sihle for the statement th1t the South-
efn Pacific IS conigWWaure short cut
10 Los Angeles Co offset .n o. measure
the Clark road. THE scheme embraces
the acquisition OF the Nrema ami
Tmckeo from Reno o. NomI House
and the Carson and Colorado road from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-08

And in accordance win A@' i. Y. M
order Of the board Of dlrecl !, s, " =, ny
3rd 1913. so many shal5 4, ~ n.,ss,,1 4
Of above stock as may pc t 80 49, X, \
he sofa at auction az ne 1T ~,
ssi, 'Ifsake city Utah. q os ..s \. 4
Tuesday April ath, wv lone, " vsi 4
cost Of advertising and ,,sN2pSIF,es6S
D. T. 49, s,NiEs
10 r Street, SAT- LAKE W.