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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-04
IN TIE ESTATE OF CHEVRlER
Letters OF Administration Are Issued TO
Oliver ChcWier.

Letters Of administration in the matter
OF the estate OF Emory Chevfier who was
Killed by Walter Brooks few weeks ago,
we're issued to Oliver Cheyricr by the dis
trict court clerk this afternoon.
The estate consists principally Of da-
mond jcwelry and is valued at about $3.50.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-04
RevolutionistS Have Taken
Possession of Lines
on All Sides.
HAVE A HARD TASK
Lord WolSeley Says Turks
Will Have No Easy
Time With Rebels.
ny ASSOCIATED rREss.

Constantinople, March. 4.-Increasing
numbers Of Bulgarian. revolutionary bands
are operating in Macedonia, and the fire.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-04
"BobS" Is Pleased to Think
of Friendship Between
the Countries.
PRAISE FOR CH0ATE
OurAmbaSSador Has Done
SO Much to Create
Good Feeling.

London March THE Pilgrim club
gave IN elaborate banquet to United
States Ambassador Choaic in the Hyde
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

wore most fragrant violations OF the
ethics OF the profession The court has
The authority TO disbar you. but In
consideration for your youth and your
good character and IN consideration
that YOU had been led TO believe that
sncb practlses were common among the
attorneys here, and also inasmuch as
10 bar association has recommended
mercy the court has decided not TO en-
force seyere penalty against you, but
viii deliver a reprlmand,
"sucb practlses are demorali2lng to
the profession ana j want II distinctly
undefstood that hereafter attorneys
charged with such practises VIII receive
tbe nili penalty Of the law that Is dis
harment No attorney mas the right 10
10 10 "a client and ofer to advance the
costs OF suit In order 70 induce the
bringing OF the suit, | admonish you
that in the future you must understand
that your standing will depend entirely
upon your integrity ana close adherence
10 the ethics Of the bar"
Justice Bartch alSp delivered brief
reprimand and an admonltlon IN regard
"a the Young attorneys future conduct.
Nr slberstein then made a few re-
marls. explaining bis position and said
that the rebuke administered by the
couri was well deserved and that he
yould never again offend against the
ethics of the bar and would use every
effort 10 bring to this courts attention
any OF such unprolqsslonal conduct on
me part Of attorneys ms might come
10 his notice In the future IN order mat
me high standard Of the bar might be
maintained ,
The court then adjourned until March
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
SPIKE AM RAN.

Phil Hitchcock OF the wabash az
Denver Is numbered among the visiting
railroad men
Acting Traffic Manager T. NJ schu-
macher Of the Oregon Short Line, left
today for Chicago,
During the past 10 months not a sim
Gle passenger has been killed ON the
railroads Of Great Britain
II. 2. Dunn. travelling passenger agent
for the Oregon Short Lluv, returned
from a Tip TO the coast this morning.
David II. Moifat VIII, In all probablh-
Is. visit Salt Lake IN the near future
IN the interests of the Denver North
western & Pacific
The Utah Fuel company yesterday
started a solid Train Of Utah coal TO
Butte. This is the first trainl rad from
Utah to be shipped TO that point
The executive committee Of the I'm
Ton Pacific and Southern Pacific COM
panies are meeting today in New York
10 discuss the general labor situation
on the Hartman lines.
The Union Pacific brought 200 home
seekers 70 ogden yesterday. TIE Rio
Grande trains We're also heavily load
ed and carried In the nelghborhood OF
275 tourists.
The six new street cars for salt Lake,
three Of which were routed over the
Union Pacific and the remainder ctef
the Rio Grande, have been apparently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

benedlotion by Elder Tuddenham. All
the speakers dwet on the high charac-
ter OF the deceased and offered words
of consolation to the bereaved husband
and children Interment was In the
city cemetery. Tho floral offerings were
numerous and beautiful.
This mornings temperature was an
Improvement over the lowest recorded
yesterday, to the extent Of one degree.
the mercury showing 10 above zero as
the lowest. between 6 and $3.50 a. M.
The weather office looks TO see the tenn
perature rise slowly each day, so that In
the course Of a week, the weather ought
TO be comfortable. The weather map
for Yesterday does not look so cold ms
IL dld. Grand Junction Is having a
breathing spell, with the mercury not
lower than 4 degrees below zero, while
al Modena the register showed 2 de-
grees above zero. PocatellO was :
above, Fair weather is predicted for
the next SO hours
Fred Smith and Joe Davis were ar
rested by Detectives Chase and Raleigh
this afternoon on the charge OF burg
larry. The men broke into a boNcar
several days ago, at Sprngvllle ana
stole 20 hats and ~ pairs OF shoes. The
detectives succeeded IN locating con-
siderable Of the stolen property anG
when the men were arrested they made
a clean breast OF the whole affair. They
win remain in Jail here until the
eprlngville authorities come for them
In the contempt proceedings instltut-
ed by Thomas Rosecamp against Hen
rletta Rosecamp, Judge Hall today or
dered Mrs. Rosecamp 20 appear on
Tuesday. Feb. "a, and show cause why
she should not be punished for con-
tempt of court for removing certain
furniture from plaintiffs residence con-
trary to the order Of the court
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BUSINESS NOTES.

President j. NJ Doull OF the Montana
state Pharmaceutical association, has
bought an unimproved lot In this CITY
between Seventh and Enghth West ana
Sixth and Seventh south streets, lot
s.. 600. from Kimbal Bros. MI. Doull'
who was once resident OF this cily'
declines to state the object OF the pur-
chase. but It is reported that factory
Is TO be erected there for the manu-
facture Of patent medicines.
Dun's Review says OF Salt Lake
"Jobbing business generally Is still on
the quiet order, but Is about normal
for the seasan. Dry goods are moving
freely on spring orders. In clothing a
moderate sporting business Is had and
fair orders for spring. Grocery, drug
and hardware business Is steady, with
notions selling fairly and shoes quiet.
Orders for rubbers are frequent, but
untitled for lack of stock. Retail busl-
ness is only fair, and collections are
slow. Money Is in fair demand at
steady rates. The outlook Is helped by
heavy SHOWS in some localities. Disas-
trous fire has damaged a number Of
mercantile concerns, including a bank,
and destroyed a large Office block"
II was expected that the bids on the
initial construction OF the dams and
main canal plant OF the Twin Falls
Land & Water company would be acted
on today, and contracts awarded, But
II IL found that so many separate items
are involved. covering different prices
and different materials, that satisfac-
tory agreement as TO awarding the con-
tracts cannot be arrived at for two or
three days yet. The amounts OF the
contracts 10 be let will aggregate n mill
lion OF dollars, and among the bidders
are the Utah Construction company,
Fitzpatrick Bros, & Collins. q Washing
ton stste contractor named Bennett,
Ferris g. Klesel OF Nampa, and others.
The dams and canal headgates are the
first things to be considered.
Todays local bank clearings amount
ed to 32s,92s10. as against s563, Ss67S for
the same day last year.
Contracts were let yesterday after
noon FOR the completion OF the new
home Of the University club. as follows.
Mason work, Worthen. Thompson &
Fielding, $S97S; carpenter work. A. &
J. Mcdonald, sl6.673; plumbing. p. j.
Moran, s2647; heating. r. J. Moran, So
A1; electric wiring, T. G. Allen, 1915;
total cost OF building VIII be about Si5,-
900. Construction win be resumed as
soon as the weather WIN allow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
RETURN OF the
UTAH JOBBERS
Reach Home Bearing Samples Of
California Products,
THOUSANDS OF FASTENERS
Crowds Of Tourists Throng the Hos
tells in Los Angeles Work for
Railroads.

The Utah iohbers returned from their
junketing trip to california this morn
ing tired but happy The packages
thar they bore. which looked suspic-
iously IKE bottles Of California vine
and fruit, hetokened that they had rec
ceiyed hoapitable treatment at the
hands Of al with whom they came In
contact
They had a most enjoyable trip and
were royalty treated wherever they
went. Some details however, are suP-
pressed BY the rising vote Of the jun
ketera,
"callfnrnia rs loaded dowa with
tourists" said one Of the party after
stepping of the ear this morning IN
Los Anegcios the number Is appalling.
All the hotels are crowded aud The pro-
prletuis arc lUst coinlng money. Three
dollars day for room without O bath,
and poor room az that seems 10 be
the general charge, While, o. course,
you can pay $50 II you want to. The
tourist travel is beginning 70 low back
east again. and the railroads VIII be
taxed TO accommodate the rush."
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The crowd az the Grand last night
was not large but It WAS decidedly en-
thusiastic The play OF THE Came
keeper is one Of The old style Of Irish
dramas, half sensational, half romantic,
and altogether pretty-~the style OF
plays that Seaman and Olcoit made
famous, with the story built around the
adventures Of young hero who does
all sorts Of daring deeds, but who h
ready 20 pause In The midst Of any one
Of them TO reel OFF a romantic song.
This character, Derry Doolan, rs In the
hands OF Thomas j. Smith. a good
looking hearty voiced and pleasant
hammered actor. He, with the little
child. PRETTY played by Baby Patti
and the thoroughbred Irish setter which
did some very effective acting on its
own account, We're the main features Of
the night The story Is an exciting
one and was heartily applauded by
galleries and parquet alike.
The play was Handsomely mounted,
and very wen dressed throughout. Mr.
Smith was fairly well supported by Mr.
Seldom as the villain, MI Gillard as
the young officer Miss Seldom as the
sister, and Miss Marion as the heress.
The same bill goes for the remainder OF
the week
ARIZONA" last night showed only
slight falling of from the usual record
of excellent business. The play was
followed with The same keen enjoyment
as ever The closing performances will
occur tonight and tomorrow afternoon
and evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
SMO0T NOT A P0LYGAMIST.
Utahs Attorney General Speaks Coed
or the Senator Elect.

a. A. Breeder, attorney general OF
Utah. who is stopping at the Metropoe,
thinks the state has made a good seleo-
ton In sending Reed smoot to the sen.
ate Speaking Of this much discussed
gentleman and the political situation.
Mr. Breeder said.
Il was born in Kentucky and OF a
Southern family, and have ever been
a Republican. ] was wounded In the
Union service before ! was l6 years OK
age and my loyalty to everything Re-
publican will allow me to say some
thing OF Senator smoot without ques-
ton. Il is absolutely false to apply the
term polygamist 70 him. on the con.
tgary. he Is devoted 10 his wife and
family and Is a staunch supporter OF the
laws against polygamy and the Constl-
tutions OF the United States and Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

lost In the shuttle and are stalled some-
where between salt Lake and the river.
MIR John Moore. a San Francisco
writer Of considerable note, acoompan-
led by G. $. Nordell expert photograph
er, Is gathering material for O book
upon Tonopah, which Is designed along
lines OF costly elaboration. The arti-
clos and Illustrations VIII be given In
the Sunset magazine OF high-art
advertising published by the Southern
Pacific.
Five millions Of dollars win be spent
on a gigantic dam and electrical plant
at liremlng on the Grapd river. Cove
canyon Is 10 be utilized and across It
VIII be built n dam OF masonry 100 feet
high and 100 feet at the base This
dam viii hold the water for one Of the
largest electric plants IN the state.
Kremlln Is one of the divisions of the
new Monat road at the junction Of the
Grand and Blg Muddy rivers and Is
admirably situated for great resort
Denver POST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
QUIET SESSION OF EXCHANGE.

Only six stocks participated in the
sales on the mining exchange this af-
ternoon. None Of the heavyweights
were transferred.
Silver Shield. 1000 at ~.
Sacramento, LOO Of 81 300 az IGN.
Dalton. 500 at s.
Golden Eagle, 1000 al y.
New York. 500 at %.
Victor. 1000 at q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
ARR CALLED EAST
Traffic Manager schumacher and
General Agent Gray leave To-day,

The lesser lights IN ralroad circles
ere Specializing upon the solution OF
the mystery surrounding the departure
81 Acting Traffic Manager 4 NJ Schu-
macher and General Agent u. II, Gray,
OF the Oregon Short line, 70 Chicago, IN
response to wire from Traffic Dl
rector Stubbs calling them in The fact
that the men went this morning hardly
points 60 conference on traffic at-
fairs, they urge. liz consequence there
are a lot Of assorted brand new rumors
IN circulation On Railroad row today
Mr. Schumacher was IN such d hurry
10 get 10 Chicago that he left on the
Overland limited, q train that viii not
carry anyone who does not purchase a
ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
prsEREr EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1903.

He has acquired his wealth by his own
Industry In stock raising and mining.
II know that no citizen Of our state
has greater ability or Willingness 70
develop the great resources Of our COM
monwealth than Senator Smoot ana !
believe that nothing could be more fatal
to interests political and otherwise 70
have the untounded at,ack upon nm
prevail We cannot expect to wipe out
AZ once all the ideas on the subject OF
polygamy. II viii take time 10 40 TINS.
The young generation now, skeptlcal OF
these old notions. is fast becoming or
thodox on the subject Of wife ana home
environment ! do sope that there VIII
be nothing serious In giving Senator
smoot the senatorial seat TO which the
state Of Utah has elected him. 'rDenver
Post
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CRUSHER ON GAMBLING.
Senator Johnson lntroduces Bill In'
tended 10 Discourage That Vice.

Senator Willis Johnson introduced a
biz In the senate this afternoon that
has for its object the dealing Of a
Knockout blow 10 the vice Of profess
slOnal gambling The senator has
adopted an Indirect means 10 accom-
plish his purpose and one that rs out Of
the ordinary The bin does not prohibit
gambling n any sense, but under lts
provisions anyone who loses a thing Of
value at gambling may recover II or It's
value in o ciYll action, from any or all
the parties participating IN the game.
The action may be brought by the wife,
guardian. heirs or creditors of the per-
son who lost he money, and all the
evidence that Wll be required viii be
to prove the loBs and the amount OF the
loss Here Us the fun text Of the bill
Section /. That II any person or per-
sons shall lose any moiey property or
thing OF value Ia a gambling house or
other place. either al cards o. by means
OF any gambling device or game OF ha2-
ard of any kind. such person the Wife,
or guardian Of such or bis heirs, legal
representatives. or creditors, shall have
the right TO recover the money or the
amount thereof or the property or the
value lutItNlt III tlNH httiun llblH any
or all OF the persons participating In the
game, or from he keeper or keepers OF
the gambling house or other place
wherein the same was lost, or from the
owner or owners u the building where
In gambling is knowingly permitted,
and all sucu persons shall be jointly and
seyerally liable for any money or prop
erty so lost at any game or through
any gambling device OF any Kind. and
no title shall pass 10 any property or
money 50 lost and IN an action 10 re-
cover the same, no evidence shall be re-
quired as to the specific kind OF denom-
lnatlon Of money, but only as to the
amount lost No person shall be ex-
cused from giving testimony in such ac-
tion on the ground that II win tend to
crimInate him or to degrade him, but
no testimony given shall be used gainst
witness IN any criminal prosecution
against him.
Section O. This act shall take effect
upon approval.
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UIEi,,

SCHOENFELD.-In Brighton, 8,
Lake county, Feb. 10, 1898, Mrs h.
riette Lohman Schoenfeld vie (
Bishop Schoenfeld, Deceased y
born oct. q, 1880. near Leipzig W
ony, Germany an emigniei Ia u
being baptized en- lte she lsa'ai
husband and five ing chlIdrti
Funeral on SUNDAY a. u oelock nsi
from the Brighton ward meellhgHE
49,.
WADE.-John Brown Wade q ~
city. Friday. Feb. % 1905 Hs ~
the son Of AleXandes and Ellen VIZ
and was born In Ii'lmcre ulah X
81. 1874
Funeral services from $50 Blar "
nue., this city. Sunday Feb. z
VINCENT-In this city, Feb !. =
Daisy H., infant daughter q lN1
II. and Olive Harris Vincent 1's'
OF death pneumonia FuneiA y
nouncement later
DOOLY-On Friday morning y.
William L. Dooly, in his ~ !'I' a.
Funeral services win be he'd Y
residence OF his sister, Mrs. Ka'nas
g. Belcher, lSS p street al y W.. ~.
Saturday, Feb. q. lntemenI p.---
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~77---77-7s
Judgement for Plaintiff.

Sarah j. Butterfeld filed suit In the
district court today again,t George II:
Draper, administrator OF the estate OF
William Draper, deceased, to quiet IL
tie TO 40 acres Of land near Herman,
and to compel defendant to execute
corrected deed to such land.
Later It was agreed that Judgment
should be rendered according TO the
PRAYER of the complaint, and Judge
Jall made an order TO that effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Uuique Advertising,

The Atchison, Topeka a Santa Fe is
out with decidedly unique advertise
men1 In the shape Of a handsome nth
ographed panoramic view Of the Grand
Canyon OF Arizona. II the printed In
structions on the back are followed and
the picture placed on a table with It's
back TO the light very pretty and
gorgeous sunset effect is the result. The
News acknowledges thu receipt Of one
OF these works OF art through the cour-
tesy OF General Agent G. u. Warren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
CAPTAIN r1ERCER
SUCCEEDS AGENT MYTON

Washington, ID, e.. Feb. 20.-Capt.
Mercer OF the United states
army has been appointed Indian
agent to succeed Myt0n. az the Ulntah
Indian agency. Capt Mercer received
MS instructions this afternoon from the
secretary OF the Interior. and win leave
IN a few days for his new duty. The
appointment OF Capt Mercer viii be
permanent Myions term expires on
Feb. l6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Distinguished Party.

A. c. Harrison and a party OF pro-
mlnent Philadelphia fnancicrs aud
business men are expected TO arrive IN
Salt Lake tomorrow over the Rio
GIande from California In the private
car Acton. After taking In the sights
Of the city and listening 70 a recital
IT. Tie Tabernacle the party VIII con
tiutie on It's way east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
HOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gesiiye organs will be regulated and
you win be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind OF work. This has
been the experience Of Others; Il
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
cold by ell medicine dealers. % cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
y. l.. ROGUE IN MEXICO.


San Francisco, Feb. l9.--Vlrgll l..
nogue, former chief engineer Of the
Union Pacific railroad, who has been OF
the Palace for several days left today
for the city Of Mexico. According TO
statements made by him 70 friends
Bogues mission TO Mexico is to select
railroad route westward from the city
OF Mexico direct to the Pacific coast,
thereby connecting the Mexican Central
road with the Pacific ocean. The plan
Is to Invade and develop one Of the
richest sugar districts In Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
Sal, Lake Home Missionaries,

The monthly meeting Of the home
missionaries Of the Salt Lake stake
OF Zion win be held in room SOl L. ID. >
University, Wednesday. Feb. %, lseS'
M 1880 % m. Those who cannot ne
PRESENT are expected 10 send In their
renorts LEO HUNSAKER,
Clerk Of Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
DINNER no BURLEY.
Prior to His Departure on a Trip to
Honolulu.

A dinner was given last night by
Manager Charles a. QuIgley Of the
studebaker company at his residence,
10 General Passenger Agent d. II Bur
ley of the Short Line before his de-
parture on his Sandwich Island trip.
There were present also Traffic Man
ager Schumacher Of the Short Line aud
Commercial Agent j. a. Foley Of the
Illinois Central There were handsome
table decorations, and an elegant menu.
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viii Not Meet Again Until After
Washiogton's Birthday
ANOTHER IDAHO INVITATION
Proceedluts IN tie Iwo Branches oil
The Utah Legislature This
Afternoon.

A tremendous laugh was raised In the
senate today when the secretary read
a communication from the house an
nouncng that that august body had
passed another resolution inviting the
Idaho legislators to Salt Lake Senator
Johnson said thathe believed one reso-
luton from the house extending the
same invitation was engrossed by this
time. President Allison suggested that
there might be a little difference in the
wording. so the resolution was passed
up TO the special committee.
The committee on pubic health re-
ported favorably on II, b. So, with an
amendment allowing stores IN towns not
OF the first or second class 20 sell patent
medicines and poisonous drugs.
The some committee recommended
the passage OF the osteopath bill and
the report was adopted The measure
Is practically the same as the law that
Is in force in Missouri regulating the
practice OF osteopathy. ANY osteopath
will be permitted TO practice his healing
arts on presentation of a certificate In
dicatlng his graduation from any stand
ara school OF osteopathy. He shall not,
however, be allowed TO administer drugs
or practice surgery.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
At the opening OF the house today
motion that when the house adjourned
fodav II shoud he until tomorrow at |
D. m. This motion was amended to
make 1t Tuesday, cath inst, at 10 a. m,
which was carried.
Another motion was made, that be-
ginning next Tuesday there should be
two sessions daily, one at 10 a. m. and
the other nc p. mu except sundays
and Saturday afternoons.
-
$500 Cream bedford waists for S2.0S
very nobby at The Paris Millinery Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
GETS SEVERE REpRIMAND.
Accused Escapes Without Being De.
barred From Practice.

AZ the opening Of court this after
noon, chief Justice Baskin delivered
me opinion OF the court IN regard TO the
ehaie es. as follows: Mr. Silbersteln,
me letter which you wrote as set out IN
TIE petition and the advertisement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20

Ladies' Wool Bedford Cord Waists
IN Cream only, value $500, for s2.ss.
THE PARIS MILLINERY 90.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

9 By l Leased wire to A. A e..
q Co, 2l5 South Main street, 4, T. uA'a
Friday, Feb. 20, 1903.
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nm cuRE A cOLp IN ONE DAY

,,sts refund lhemoney u It fails to cure Il. W.
Groye,s glanature Is on each boz. @c.