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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
CONGRATULATIONS TO
CLARENCE H. MACKAY.

New York, Jam Mr. Clarence II.
MacKay, president Of the Postal Tel
egraph Gable company and the Conn
mercIal Gable company, has received
the following message from Honolulu
and-Ihe Pacific coast relative TO the sue
cessfu landing OF the cable at Homo.
lulu and is connection at San Fran.
cisco with the overland line Of the Pos
tai and Gable company.
The first is from the secretary Of
Hawaii and was sent by him during
the absence Of President Dole.
Honolulu Jan /, 1903. Mr.. Clarence
NJ. MacKay president Commerclal-Pa-
ci6c Gable company;
1--WE send this token Of our appreca-
ton Of the completion Of the great en-.
terprise undertaken by your company
OF laying O Geographic cable from the
coast OF california go the Islands. Min
gled with our JOY there Is a feeling Of
deep regret that lohn W. Mackay ala
not live to see the completion Of his
project and we assure you that his
name win ever bee cherished IN fond re.
membrauce 10y our people
Signed. HENRY p. COOPER
Secretary OF Hawaii
Honolulu. Jan. I. lg03.-Geo, @.
Ward New York. Congratulations ON
completion Of the FIRST link ot new
system Great excitement here. Ev-
erything passed off without O. hitch.
Mailing papers and will write fully first
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LAID TO REST.
Last Sad Rites Over the Remains Of
Job hOlingwOrth,

Funeral services over the remains OF
Elder job Hollngworth were held from
the Center ward Westinghouse at II a..
m. yesterday. BishoH Albert w. IA
Wis presiding. The choir sang, 30 My
Father" Prayer was offered by Elder
Samuel r. Hazen. followed by the hymn,
Farewell, all earthly houors.' Com
forting words were spoken TO the be-
reayed by Elders David f. Davis and
Caleb i. rye. with closing remarks by
Bishop Davis, after which the choir
rendered the beautiful hymn REST for
the weary soul" and benedictIon was
pronounced by Elder William y. Lang
ford. Several beautiful floral offerings
were placed on the casket, one from The
employees OF Clark. Eldredge & Co..
"herc the two surviving sons are en-
Iloved. and one from lions Maori as
ISOLATION C. which they both belong,
The grave was dedicated by Bishop
Albert W. Davis, ana the simple SER
vices were ended. -Millennial Star,
please COPY.
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Idaho Supreme Court Decides
Against State Engineer,
GRANTS WRIT OF MANDAMUS
Trouble Between Engineer and Gov.
ernOT Hunt over Twin Falls
Irrigation scheme.
Especial to The News"

Boise Idaho. Jan, 2.-The supreme
court today granted a writ of man.
damus directing state Engineer Ross
to turn over his office, thus recognizing
the act of his removal by Governor
Hunt a few weeks ago as valid The
trouble between the two officials arose
over some questions in relation to the
Twin Falls irrigation enterprise which
We're settled by the state land board the
first Of the week as MI Ross desired.
However, the governor removed Ross
on account of his position. Ross re-
fused to acknowledge his removal and
the governor appealed TO Attorney Gem
eral Martin 10 bring mandamus pro-
ceedlngs. The latter refused and the
governor then secured A. Frazer 10
bring proceedings. The hearing was
had Wednesday and the decision hand
ed down today
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opportunity warmest new year greet
Ing.
"Signed. GAINES"
"San Francisco, Jan. I. lg03-Mr.
Clarence Mackay. New York The
California promotion committee, repre-
sentlng the c1mmercial and industrial
and financial interests Of the state.
heartily congratulate you on the COM
pleti0n Of the Pacific cable from San
Francisco TO the Sand Nish Islands The
gratitude Of the people Of San Fran
cisco and California is Iue 90 you for
this great enterprise commenced by
your worthy father, and completed by
his deserving son. San Francisco Is
proud ~ her ilustrious SON and wishes
him success In an his laudible enter
prise.
"Sikued.
CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COM.
MlTTEE. $. BARAO,
Chairman
Executive Board, san Francisco"
california, Jan. 2. 1908 Clarence
Mackay New York The fortunate &C.
complishment TO-DAY of the grand plan
Of laying the cable between California
and Hawaii. designed and promoted by
your reyered father which has been
well executed by SOU and your able and
distinguished associates. marks an inn
portaut epoch In the history of the
world. The binding OF The Hawaiian
Islands and our state with th. electric
wires Is another splendid instance NJ
the triumph OF American brain and In
dustry for which you. your father and
your joint managers and assistants In
the enterprise win De ever gratefully
remembered by the people Of this state.
signed HENRY r.. GAGE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
RABBIT HUNTERS ARE HOWE.
Had Merry Time Of It Edermnating Long.Earsd Jacks
Over 800 Killed and Shipped Here for Distribution
Among the Poor-.BaRquet and Dance

This morning there arrived at the
Oregon Short Line depot 10 happy hum
ters ana their wives, also a carload of
bunnes minus their ears. As ears are
worth five cents pair down IN Juab
county they were left behind. but the
rabbits, some 1900 in number win
doubtless taste just as well without
them and win be just as acceptable
The CORY corpsos were consigned to the
presiding Bishop of the Church by
Bishop Parks Of Nephi for distribution
among the poor
From glowing accounts brought back
from the scene Of the battle the slaugh-
ter OF the innocents was terrific. In all
over 5000 long -eared ruminants were
boWled over, which will mean at least
5000 bushels Of grain saved to the
farmers Of Juab county Had It not
been for the actions Of divers pirates
from Leyan. who shot over the country
for "a week past and made the Dummies
thereby as tmid as bashful maidens in
the vicinity of sprlg Of mlstletoe, the
returning Rlmrods say they would have
killed thousand more.
In all there We're over 100 guns In
action, not counting the buccaneers
from Leyan who hung on the TANKS OF
the hunters and got several Wagonloadg
on their own account. No one was
hurt, although three hunters fell down
and got the barrels Of their guns choked
with snow so that when they pulled
the trigger there were surprising results
in the form Of barrels bursting.
Nephi, Provo and Salt Lake contri-
huted 70 the slaughter there being
about Is residents from the Garden city
and their wives who went down. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02

train was met at Juab by committee
who took charge Of the ladies' and I'M
dertook TO entertain them Then the
train pulled out to a point about two
miles north Of Juab. where the gunncrs
split In two parties on either side Of
the track, and worked down toward
the Nephites who were coming from
the opposite direction There was con.
siderable shooting ere the crowd finally
surrounded q big iO-acre field at 2 p. m.
Here out on the snow in plain sight.
the rabbits held a convention about
1000 delegates more or less agitated be-
ing present. II was q case Of guns 70
the rieht Of them, guns to the left Of
them vOlleycd and numbered The rab-
bits bad an awful session in. the snow,
nevertheless a very heavy percentage
got clean away.
OWing 10 the nature Of the crust Of
the snow the party was decidedly fag-
ged out when 9 o'clock came and they
returned TO Ncphi. Here they were met
by the committee and escorted 20 the
Reed and Bryan hall where a sumptu-
Gus banquet of hot chicken and meats
was provided FOR their dedication, AZ
ter the vlands had been discussed two
N'Hi'0t bHf hl INV bpfld ilHho' anu
the other at the meetnghouse. were in
order The Provo visitors danced until
1880, when they returned home on a
special, The salt Takers, however, re-
maned over until this morning. One
and al voted the AFFAIR joyous one,
while the proceeds of the bounty of five
cents per pair Of rabbit ears came In
very handy as a means Of defraying u
portion Of the expenses Of the enter
tainmcnt.
Among the Salt Lakers who assisted
at the obseQuies We're George a. Smith
o. c. Beebe. Drs L. w Snow, r. c.
Wright and G. W. Gates, Daniel Har-
rlngton and Capt. Bartlett, the expert
shot.
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CaStzO Made
A Proposition
Wahea HE ErecHtUe Of an cAerican Republic 10 Act as
c4'6hfafor IN he Venezuelan DSpae-Same Objec-
hons c4r1Se Here That Caused Mr. Roosevelt 10 Decline
--HaS an caUersion 10 Hague Ttibaaak

Washington, Jan. 1.-The condition
which President Castro attached to his
response to the allies arbitration pro.
posaI was In the nature Of alternative
proposition, Almost from the begin.
ming showing an aversion to The Hague
tribunal Castro, while accepting the
principle Of arbitration asked that the
case be tried by one Of the American
republics As President Roosevelt al.
ready had declined to act in the ca.
pacity Of arbitrator and as some Of
the reasons which inspired him in his
decIlnation would apply with equal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
Ds Gathering in the Fourteenth
Ward Assembly Rooms
AN INTERESTING TIME HAD.
helrethmenis Served and Addresses
Delivered Touching on Scatdi-
nsylan Meetings

The annual meeting Of the scndlna-
vans Interested IN the maintenance Of
Scandinavian religious services under
lhe direction Of the authorities of the
ee.l Lake Stake and the general Church
suhofihes was held yesterday after
nyon 10 lhe Fourteenth ward assembly
,eous lhefe were present somewhat
w Nv persons who partoOk II the
..ssl'eeshmenls provided by the laiies OF
w scandinavian committee. lisuned To
.ue addresses and the other features of
e Ns program, and enjoyed themselves in
~, C,ouhtIy games and danes until
f ~ ~ O'Clock in The evening The
bt,u'gprlc Of the Fourteenth wal ana
q plleich John Smith were preent
nssnop Carl FIX. Of the Twenty dfth
Is'u' was the FIRST speaker OF th oven
IN M ne tod Of the harmony yietine
ss, Is W,arl where Saints Of dTerent
s,iy '1,n ao.le labored together In broth
al. lOte and union, for the buIu'ng nm
81 I'u5r John Haman read the apan-
SHOW, ss'atsenent for the year This
la fro.,u 'sl te income Of the cmmit-
sm6 mn excursions and entertainments
nes,igo,t1 70 No3oQ}, donation, IN the
Orr slO9se 10 Copenhagen h S5e e.
nSs !, S5onaIlons, 5000 making n Mai of
llti@ i"e balance on hnd is
Y 8, rSi,stsment un motion of pdor o
fd , sn5 son was unanimously soee,,t
an a.. vote OF thanks offers ~ IN.
yt,, ssslian for his labors du,n W. ~, ~
M as treasurer uuahs the
k6o,,, n ChHstopherson rono..,. -.
siatsr., " me scandinavian hon. ,eu NJ, NJ
po,t ~ ~ and Elder ] s Jen,. ms ,so
Fder ] /, Ins Scandinavian conni,tae
.lraYlsn ~ rr, slodahl spoke OF M Scan.
Tier M r ,1ss'nss ana explabsd n,r.
ni,.i 'ss Work Of the commi,feea'e',u l 'n
he sitter, ~ n. he paid a high tibuie ' te
The o,ss. Interested in the wo,, -
lcr pi y,aef speakers were Ris No.. ~
Fbs,, Jesse w. Fov Sup lay
patriarcb' I s, Noidyan, Ii. r. ,ieIs en'
Jensen rom Sohn Smith and p,,ley s' y
cal re,slr n'uei Lind gave seyesi Gown
tndf,esi' Mrs c. Y AZ A, Soin-
ind Atel ts solo' as did Elders ~ Ki iy.
" lhsal. Johnson. And Iastl, . n >:o,a
"Aa offered to slste p. W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
ENLIGHTENMENT CHARGED.
j. X. Turner Arrested on a Warrant
From Blackioot.

Deputy sheriff Raleigh today ar
rested J. r.. Turner upon a warrant
from Blackfoot, Ida, charging the man
with embezzling 5000. The prisoner
was. until recently. running a gambling
joint in Blackfoot together with L. u.
Jameson, and II Is claimed that II Is
the funds OF the business that he en-
bezzled. jameson being the complaints
witness. The sheriff from Blackioot
win arrive in the morning and Turner
will accompany him back TO ldaho
without the fornality OF requisition pa
perA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
A CoUNTERFElTERs' DEN.
Secret Service Agents Uncover One
In Wilmington, Del,

Wilmington. Del. Jan. 2-SeCret Ser
vice Agent George Foster of Washing
ton. after long investigation succeed
Cd IN locating "a countertrltgrs den ~
$3.50 West Second street. this city today
and Il was nlded by the police. Bia-
gani Malearoso better known as Mix"
Rosa. sathia Malearoso his wife, ANA
Nicola hi Pace. his brother-in-l9W
were arrested and the plant captured.
l. was an unusually large one. compris-
ing 10 moulds O. number Of mixing
pots dies presses and other counter
faiung pamphernalia. The parties win
have a hearing before Acting United
States Commissioner Hollis. Among
the material captured were about 100
counterfeit dollars and some partly
formed nlCkeis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02

..,, suDerlntendent of Schools A. . g.
aa'' s ,odoy filed his biennial report r. o.,
N'I'on . 'O' 1901 1902, with Gov "elIS'
io' 'p' IT, exhaustive report on the euu,
! ., \ ii conditions Of the s'a'e anu
oa las number Of important 'o og 'ne
''."1s,lons for the Advancement o. n .ne
'snooIona interests of the state. 'o o,,
''a.I lntsrestlng statistics are also EN-
, ,,i,.5 AIN IN ne report Among the most :
~l''l Van, recommendations which eau
~ special legislation in the consollaa |,
~. n me- school districts in eaeh
w. ,',nto one district to be under the
' ''atrol of county board Of education
,snsistlag Of from three to seven @e'i-
befs. ..d 6,
This Is called the unit system ana gu
..,'n,.Ddept Nelson states that it would
.moya many barriers that now itlard
,Iin"oHonal advancement. II Wouid
smoIlfy and strengthen the school ss9-
tsm. would assure economy IN the au
liberation Of school AFFAIRS ana
r1nl5 enable the schools to secure bet
"a, teachers thus making better scnCoiS
I, svery respect superintendent Mel
~n strongly recommends the enact
rent Of law that will secure all 'heSe
advantages
SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE-MlNDEp'
another recommendation Of great i'm
o5rlance is the establishment Of
,,boo for feeble minded Children
Tbsre are now more than 80 OF such
rSiiren in the state and there is alb
soutaly no provision at the present
,ms for their advancement In educa-
tonsl matters II is recommended that
weh a school be made a department OF
ibs school for the deaf and dumb and
nina There should also be a cus,odial
iepaftment In connection with the
school for the care Of feeble minded
persons beyond the school age, OF such
persons not capable Of being benefited
by school instructions.
PUBLIC INTEREST INTENSE.
The report states that public inter
s! IN education today In Utah Is more
intense than ever before; the teacher
are alive TO educational needs and
opportunities and there are signs 3f
progress on every hand The law
makers have also done their part 70
yards insurlDg the best oduca,ioial adj
yantages During the past Two years
The superintendent and his deputy have
delivered "a addresses 10 teaches in
stiutes throughout the state. ana have
made over 100 addresses TO school pat
lons The revenues for schoo pur
poses are Increasing In 1901 the total
revenue was $l,2Sj, id12 and IN 1902 It
was 81, l33S9i06 making a total TO- both
years Of N,ll935llS, which is an in
cease over the last preceding Biennial
period Of 500, S909S In 1901 ther. were
6A2 pupils attending school. the total
snount expended for school purposes
was N,G21.l1O or aL11 per capita Of
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force to the chief executive Of any
American state other than the United
states he was obliged to withhold any
Endorsement Of this proposition Of
President Castro. Therefore, It may be
dismissed from the field Of possibilities
and unless Castro is Unexpectedly in
sistent upon his own plan, the original
proposition in reference to The Hague
tribunal win carry.
There We're no developments over
New Years day in the way Of cable
grams containing news from European
capitals or from Venezuela.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
CLEARANCEs FOR 1902.
Annual Statement Shows Record
Was Reached Again. "

London, Jan. 1.-The annual state
ment Of the Bankers clearing house
shows that the clearance Of y again
reached the record, The total aggle ate
Of checks bills, etc. passing through
amounted to sjO,143, 10000, OF over S..
335,0g0J) above the amount Ia 1891.
The larg clearance 81 single day
was SSSl,osJ. 600 on June 80. Loudoas
clearings account for SO, ,99, 7G5. 700 Of
the year's total.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
German Expor,1 to America,

Berlin. Jan. Partial returns from
the consular districts indicate that
Germany's exports 90 the United
states increased in 1902 by about So
600 over those of 1901. The net in-
creases in nine districts Of north Ger
many alone amount to S2sS5Oll. chiefly
I'm textiles. Bremen ana MagdeDuis
show decreases together Of Sz,5OOWJ,
principally in sugar.
The imports from the United States
fell OF, but no reliable figures are avail
Oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
A RoGul,s GALLERY CASE.
Courts TO Decide Right Of Police TO
have a Mans Photograph,

New York, Jan 1.-The right Of the
police to keep mans photograph ~
the rogues gallery is to be decided ny
the courts. Jacob owen today secu 'ed
from Justice Scott In the supreme
court an order directing Police Com
missioner Green TO show cause why ne
and the officials OF the detective bureau
should not be restrained from Keeping
his photograph in the rogue's gallery
and circulating copies among the dilter-
emf police precincts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
Thos. Dunn. CoIored. Hanged.

st. Louis. Jan. 2.-Thomas Dunn, col-
ored. was hanged today for the murder
of Peter Jackson o negro, Win WhOm
he had quarrelcd over four dollars me
prisoner spent his last hours IN prayer
and said he was ready % die.
The execution was witnessed 10y near
~ 400 persons, among them being sew,
eral women and children, who hau
crowded their way into the jail yard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02

dian ports, most cordially welcomed
effect excellent In every respect, fleet
continuing tactical exercises, marines
and torpedo flotila engaged In special
drills, including night attack by the
latter upon designated ships Il. Brazil.
ey coal passer, drowned IN stalking of
Newark's steam cutter Icy collision
with torpedo boat"
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FROM ADMIRAL DEWEY.
Combined Squadron az Cn!ebra ana
Visits Various West Indian Ports.

Washington, Jan. 1.-The navy de-
partment has received the following ca
Die from Admiral Dewey dated san
Juan. 7. r.;
combined squadron re-assembled az
Culebra, visits the various west IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
rintim of Drunken Row

Peoria. H.. Jan. 2.-During a drunken
quarrel yesterday James oLeary or
omaha received injuries from which
be died at a local hospital today HIS
sleyers. Henry Roders, J. w. Puie' ana
supposedly Frank Powell, were arrest
ed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
Higher Tariff for Austria.

Vienna. Jan. 2.--lncreased tariff du-
ties on both grain and manufactured
articles are the important features Of
the new ausgleich which II is learned
is Of a highly protectionist character.
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school population In 1902 there were
7G.44G pupils attending school, the
amount expended was Sl405,46O'O0, OF
Slg.10 per capita.
EXPENDITURES,
That Utah Is well w at tue head
OF the column IN the matter Of eXpendi-
lures for school purposes Is shown by q
comparison with a few other states OF
the Union. The amount per capita OF
the total population expended for
school purposes in New York is $3.50;
Massachusetts, A93; North Carolina,
Of cents; Georgia, SO cents; Montana,
1881. Wyoming S2a. Idaho Sal
Colorado. S5lS; Nevada, $3.50. In Uyah
the amount in 1900 was $i.O3; in 1901.
S4S7. ana In 1902 $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
THE DEAD

Michael ondev, 81 years old, married,
wife and four children,
Andrew Onder married, VIE ana
four children.
Jos Prokop, married, wife and two
children.
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THREE MILL LEVY.

Under the present law the county
commissioners are authorized to levy
a county school tax of not more than
four mills, and the district boards may
levy a tax OF FIVE mills to defray the
current expenses. superintendent Nell
son recommends that the levy be fixed
by law at three mills, thus making II
uniform ami thereby relieving the diff
culties under which some counties are
struggling and will make the school
term uniform in all districts. The prac-
tice of some district boards Of neglect
ing to spend their apportionment for
the employment Of teachers should he
discouraged There IS now balance in
that fund OF SG6,l55.6S which has come
from counties where the term of school
has been shortened TO five or seven
months ana where they have employed
the cheapest teachers on the market.
The superintendent argues that IL is
not a wise plan TO accumulate money IN
such q manner and thereby deprive our
boys and girls of the advantages for
which the apporuonment was made.
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SCHOOL POPULATION.

During the past seven years the IN
crease I'm school population has been
1895 the Increase in attendance, G,456;
and In valuation OF school property,
81, S33. jOS.lg Seyenty-three new school
buildings have been constructed In the
state during the past two years, cost
ing SS40,62S.l6 IN 1901 there was ST.
4Sl.0i expended ON school libraries, and
IN 1902, Si,j25.6g was spent for that pur-
pose. IL is recommended that small
tax levy be assessed each year by The
trustees to provide a library lund. At
the beginning Of 1901 there were only
five public high schools, while az the
present time there are 10 in different
PARTS Of the state
Superintendent Nelson recommends
that a levy OF one mill on state tax
be made for the maintenance OF the
state university ana the Agricultural
college, instead Of depending upon the
biennial Appropriation from the state
Legislature. II Is also recommended
that the free textbook system be adopt
ed throughout the state as II would
save thousands Of dollars each year, the
boards being able to purchase books at
J, per cent less than the retail price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-02
EXPLOSION KILLS
THREE MINERS

Pottsville. Pa, Jan. ? A quantity Of
dynamite exploded In one Of the gang
ways of the oak Hin colliery, one mile
north OF Minersville today. instantly
killing three miners and severely in
turing a dozen others.
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nQh Schools
In Good Shape.

.,,, Nelson Files An Exhaustive Repoa VIM me
ccrros- Says Interest IN Education war ''0S N''e'
1b, limit Stsem and School for he Feeble
;Nnded Recommended
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