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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
CAEADA'S LAND LAWS.

The land laws OF Canada do not uro.
vide for the taking of homesteads nv
women unless they are widows with
ohlldren depending upon them, but in
n number OF other respects Canadian
land laws are Of greater benefit 10 the
intending settler, notably in two partic-
ulars-a father having sons eligible for
homesteads may have his sons live with
MN, and the sons are not bound To take
up their residence on their own land
" homesteader desires TO purchase
land not adjoining his homestead. but
IN the vicinity possibly six mlles) he
may reside on the land purchased and
this VIII count as residence on the
homestead.
The policy Of the Canadian govern
ment Is 10 invite all those who are de.
sirable, The regulations at the sea-
ports respecting reflections OF undesir-
able immigrants are almost exact coun.
ternarts OF those In force In the United
states. The immigration officials have
statutory power TO reject and TO de-
port any undesirable Immigrant who
may have been In Canada not more
than twelve months
The American farmer Is welcome in
canada because he has the money TO
invest IN his business, and the expert
ence TO succeed. He Is the worlds
champion tiller Of the soil. In his
wake prosperity always follows on. He
VIII not forget that he Is an Amerl-
can, and he viii plant the seed OF
Amerlcpnism as surely as he will plant
his grain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
ALARM WATCHES,

The newest thing in alarm timepieces
rs an alarm watch IL looks like an or
binary watch. but has a gong in it's In
terror.
You got II ut the hour you want It to
80 OF and wind II Just as you would
an alorn clock. and II goes on at the
time SCI with a clntter OF astonishing
vigor and volume Of sound when the
Size Of the mechanism il considered
The alarm watch may be made TO
serve the usual purpose OF an alarm
clock the man carrying II ms q watch
by day, setting II and winding VI az an
alarm, AID placing II perhaps on
cEalr nc his bedside, or under his pill
low at night. 1t is carried by travellers
as an ordinary watch. 90 be used, be-
sides, as an alarm clock 20 wake them
up to catch trains. and II may be used
as reminder Of an engagement by
day
They are not expensive, these alarm
watches. stemwinder In a gun metal
case costing t.-New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
MARKET TOOK
A BETTER TONE.
Prices Moved Forward Through.
out the List, Making Very
Substantial Gains
SOME ISSUES QUITE STRONG.
Their Conspicuous Strength Created a
Wide Market for Number
VI Others.

New York, Nov. l7.-prices moved I'm
substantially, mi thrnnyh Inc ust dnr,n.
az a., -" '"e" ~ "s' ue.'"e
'he nrst hour the buying orders embrac-
ing a large proportion OF the prominent
stocks sugar R,adine ana so,no "a, tho
go w"
'""-p'lotd re'eniiF active STOCKS were
most In demand. Gains reached | 10 ~
for Reading Mls.,uri paIgc North.
,,as,a,, 80
"Ne'eiu TT" second pIelettVd. Nhiea-
20 4 Alton, the 'roled0G5t, Louis & West
crn stocks. nealty pleforred and Sugar
r.......,,, 80 P'N'N'i'" '''u ""s"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
NEW ORE BODY
IN DALY-JUDGE.
---------------------
A Chute of Copper Ore is Opened
tip on the 1000 Foot
Level
ASSAYS SHOW GOOD VALUES.
Ore the Same Character as in Other
Portions of Mine Are Sinking
On the Vein.

supcrintendent Dnnyon Of the
Daly-Judge parl, CITY received
word of new strike n that
property on the 1900 level The ore was
encountered In the southern end OF the
drift and came in az Width of two
feet six inches. a considerable amount
Of ore has been taken out and thor
Ough test made which gave most gratl-
flying results. The ore is a copper orc
of much the same character az that
found in other portions OF the mine, the
assays showing besides copper. l5f
ounces in silver and Is per cent lead.
Sinking on the ore body is now under
way, and everything goes 10 prove that
the vein VIII increase in volume as
depth is attained. When asked at the
Office the cause OF the slump In the
price OF the stock, the answer was that
II could not be accounted for I'm any
manner. as the mine Is in better con-
ditton than ever before, and new orc
bodies were showing up all the time.
Mr. Dunyon left for the mine this
morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
Salt Lake People viii Take Char.e
Of the Beaver County Mine
In a Short Time,
SECY. B. F. LLOYD TO RETURN.
Upon Completion of the Transfer the
Mine viii be Immediately Opened
Up for Development.

Some time ago It was fntlmGted In
these columns that work wo.-d start up
shortly at the Copper Mountain nine,
Beaver county. 1t has just been given
out who VIII be the prime movers n the
resumption. At first It was thought
that eastern people would supply the
scenes of war. As Manager nioyd was
IN the east for the avowed intention OF
raising funds for the purpose. II now
tronspires, however, that it Is a SAT-
Lake lirm which has come TO the res
cue. }, W. Bowering & Co. are the
parties who viii start the mine going.
Just what interest has been arq,i
by them cannot be learned, but that
they will be in the saddle there can be
no doubt. The deal, It Is understood,
was effected through Or. Buck, the
former president OF the company, and
who is still a heavy stakeholder. No
transfers have been made as these are
held in abeyance until the return of
Secy Lloyd who Is In the east and who
is expected back the latter portion of
the present week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17

Chicago. Nov. E,-December wheat. af-
teg opehlrfg a shade higher TO NC. lower
az seANi6h to 1917. advanced TO ldesai6h,
bat reacted TO 7Cal.
Cash: Wheat-No. 9 red, 50 No. 3 red,
sVns2, No 2 hard winter 20. No. 3, do,
1918; No. /, northern spring, ~, No. 2,
do, IsaSl. No g. spring. i611p
CorD--NO. g. iiA.gl2. No, 8, ilA
Oats No. 2. 33is; No. 3, 32isn2S
Close; Wheat--Dec.. 71ANiiB; July, ~
Corn-Nov, 4iN; Dec, NSmuh, jan
iofs, May, az; july ms.
Oats Nov, S3%N33a, Dec, 3S9sNS3ls
May $685. July. 49,
Pork, Jan, l1,tIis; May llGD
Lari--Dec.. 6.J2ls, Jan, 6GIisn6.7O; May
COS.
Ribs-.Jan.. Clio. May, i2o
Rye-Dec, 52is.
Flax-Cash, northwest, 100.
Tlmothy--nec., 295.
Barley-Cash. 3im5S.
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THE LIST GETS NO LARGER.

The proprietor Of an estate on which
stand certain relics Of the Cromwellian
wars was for long time annoyed by
the constantly increasing number Of
names scratched, carved and scrawlcd
OH certain stone slab. Eventually he
caused a neat plate to be affixed near
the top OF It. with a bold inscription in
black letters This is list Of fools;
please add your name" Since the plac-
ing OF the tablet there have been no
additions to the list but signs are not
wanting of frantic efforts having been
made to erase some OF the names al
ready existing Guardians Of other
historic monuments please copy,-Tlt-
Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17

\ certified copy OF the articles Of in
corporal ION Of the Honerne Tunnel
ana Milling company OF Evanston,
Wyo., was lled I'M the secretary OF
states Office today lts capital stock IL
So0O.OOO, divided into shares OF the par
value OF 81 each. Charles II. Scheu
IS president; II, q. Fisher, secretary;
Willard =. snyder resident agent for
rtHh The company VIII operate In
TOnnle rnunIN
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EXPECTING A STRIKE.
Park City Gold and silver Company's
Drift Nearing the Contact.

Secy. stewart OF the Park City Gold
and silver Mining company received
letter yesterday from Supt. Joe Free
that strike may be expected at that
property any day A shaft has been
sunk 300 feet and drift started to cut
the contact The drift ls now In 20
feet and every indication tends 20 show
that the contact ~ not far distant. Mr.
Stewart says that IN sinking the shaft
several low grade ore bodies were cut
through one OF which was 20 feet I'm
thickness, from which an assay as
high as s4l IN gold. 20 OF. silver and
so per cent lead was got These bodies
were not explored "a the management
wished TO gain depth and then drift to
the contact where rich strike Is ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
IN THE FOSSIL OIL FIELDS.


There are three rigs at work IN the
Fossil oil field Wyoming AT the
Globe well Manager Smlthers Is piping
the gas from the we'll to run his boilers.
This well Is down "a feet. The Idaho
people are still drilling, beng down
nearly 500 feet The short rig Is also
in commission, and is doing good work.
Considerable assessment'work has been
accomplished during the past month
and all the rest of the need work will
be completed by Dec. T.
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INACTIVE ON CHANGE.
But Few Sales Effected and Prices SIM
Lower.

The morning call on the mining ex-
change was an Off one both IN vol
limc of business and the price Of securi-
ties But 1910 shares were dealt in
bringing total S3S20.T5. DAILY West
opened the dealing with sale of 10
shares ut s32.50. Lower Mammoth
handed out two board lots at 40 and SO
cents. while star Con, was handled
TO the extent OF 100 shares at 20 cents.
Can, Mercur was wanted az GO cents,
but none was offered Uncle sam Con,
was on. being offered at 2SA. bur was
only hid for at 19A. An unsteadiness
was notices all along the line the call
closing as follows:
FORENOON OIfoT ATIoNS
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BIEkLEy TO RESUME.
Force of Men 10 be kept Employed NJ
The Property Al Winter.

AZ meeting held recently by the
Buckley Gold and silver Mining COM
panies directors II was decided to
begin work az that property at once
aud 60 continue It during the winter.
The property OF the company is situat-
ed At Alta aud Is considered one OF the
most promising prospects In the camp.
At the present time there Is an in
cline shaft driven for 20 feet on the
vein. This incline Is following n
stringer OF ore which at the surface
was inches IN thickness. At the depth
now attained the body has doubled In
size with every indication pointing to
q stu greater width The winters
campaign is to follow this down 200
feet and then to drift along the vein.
President klngsbury OF the Utah Uni
versity Is vice president OF the COM
pany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
TIBBALS Ar HOME.
East Still Has Plenty Of Copital for lie.
ultimate Mines and STOCKS

H. w. Tibhalls the well known brok-
er. Is back again from his trip to Chi
cago Mr., Tibbals was away from the
city for nearly two weeks comforting
with some of his eastern clients and
others with whom he has mining busl-
ness. The east he says is all right ana
Notwithstanding all the talk to the con-
trary there is a good demand for legl-
innate mines and mining stocks His
familiar figure viii be seen on the ex-
change as usual
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov, 7--Butter-Recelpts.
LOO packages; quiet TO firm. Creamery,
l6p 22is
Eggs-Reccipts. $500 packages; arm.
Westerns. 23a30,
Sugar-Raw nominal, Fair refining. "a
centrifugal W. test, go molasses sugar. 2,
Refined. quiet; crushed, $50, powdered,
iS0 granulated. 10.
Coffee Steady. No. Rio. 6S
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WILL MAKE THE SIXTH.
New Copper Furnace TO he Added To
United states smelters.

Another copper furnace win be con
structed at the United states shelters.
This VIII be No and II viii bring the
smelter UP to Its full capacity Man
aging director Holden, at the instance
OF President Evans Of the T. $. COM
pany has had the mines Of the company
thoroughly examined by no less an au-
thority than j. Hays Hammond, and
the result is that everything viii be
lMshea from now ON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
Moro Anti smoot Petitions.

Washington. Nov l1--When the senate
met today a number Of bills aud petitions
were presented Most of The bills were
for pensions and the bulk of the petitions
related to the case Of Senator Smoot OF
Utah
Tho senate then went into executive SEES.
sion ana ten minutes later adjourned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
RED ELEPHANT SOLD.
Arthur Brown Disposes Of the Idaho Mine
For $4,000

Ex-senator Arthur Brown and his
quandam partner, Mrs. George II
Roberts have disposed of the Red Ele-
phant mine near Haley, Ida The
be $4,000, OF which $4,000 was spot
cash the rest In payments There Is a
dispute between the ex-senator and
Mrs. Roberts over the division OF the
spolls. which VIII doubtless be settled In
court. The deal was engineered through
by Mr. g. w. Page, who things that
there viii be no difficulty IN bringing
the mine up to paying bass. The Red
Elephant In the old days produced over
800 COO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
No More Bulletins ON Kaiser.

Potsdam nov. 1.-THE following bull
letin was issued today.
New Palace, Potsdam, Nov. 1.-THE
healing process of the left vocal chord
Of his majesty continues regularly. No
more bulletins VIII he issued
(Signed) 'NON LEUTHOLD.
SCHMIDT
"ILLBERG."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
MORNING SALES.

DAILY West-l0 at 1920.
Lower Mammoth 100 at As; 100 at i6,
May DAY., 900 az 62 / 900 az Gis.
Star Consolidatod-l,l 700 at 20,
New York-jO0 az -.
OPEN BOARD.
Daly-,Iudge 800 at 800.
Star Consolidated--20O at 81
REHABILITATION.
Regular call--5,n0 shares sold,
bringing NOG6.75.
Open board--500 shares sold. bring
ing s2,7540O,
50, S20.15.
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GUANTANAMO STATION.
Cruiser Baltimore Officially As.
sumes Sovereignty in L. :. Name

Santiago de cuba, Nov 1.-THE United
States cruiser Baltimore arrived today at
Guantanamo aud she officially assumed
sovereignty IN the name Of the United
Baltimore viii leave this afternoon Zoe
Kingston. jamaica. and thence viii go 90
Bahia Honda cuba, which IS to be made
"A coaling station ot the United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17

Boston Nov l7.-There has been a quiet
demand In the wool market this week, but
general conditions are steady. Manufac-
To meet orders and this Is the extent of
the demand The market lacks life and
any strength shown does not receive help
from manufacturers operators. There rs
IA firm market for fleece woods, these
grades ruling in moderate supply and
manufacturers arc obliged to meet full
values to get the woods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
E|H||E| Tn" me-; = TABLE ''' ::
- ~ 1903.

ARRIVE
From Ogden. Portland. Butte.
San francisco and Omaha. .... $50 h. m
From Ogden and intermediate
points OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, v'io IN
From Ogden. Cache Valley Chi
cago, st. Louis. Omaha Den
yer and intermediate points. .l2;oi pm
From Ogden Chicago. st Louis.
Kansas City Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco ,.....,.,.... 400 I'm
From Ogden, Cache Valley Butte.
Portland San Francisco ,.,..., $40 D IN
DEPART
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago,
Denver. Kansas City and st.
Louis .,,.,..,.,..,,...,....,,,, IW a"'
For Ogden. Portland. Butte, He
lena, San Francisco and inter-
mediate points ,.,.,...,.,....,, sifo am.
For ogden Omaha Chicago,
Denver Kansas City St Louis
and San Francisco ,..o,""..,l2;bo pm
For Ogden Cache Valley Den
yer Kansas CITY Omaha. st.
Louis and Chicago .,....,.,,,.. b'b I'm.
For ogden. Cache Valley Butte.
Helena Portland San Francis
CO and intermediate points 1890 a. m.
7, NJ. SCHUMACHER. Trsf Mgr,
D. r hurley. q. y. 1T A.
Il s. SPENCER. A. q. r. & r. A.
City Ticket once. 20l Main Street
Telephone 30
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion settlements as re-
ported by Mccormick & Co., late last
evening, amounted 10 total Of $50, 700.
OF this amount 10000 was for ores and
y20 100 for bullion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
KING LEOPOLD.
lie win Visit the United States
In the Spring.

London, Nov. IA special dispatch
from Brussels says IL Is definitely decided
that King Leopold viii visit The United
states tn the spring,
4 dispatch TO the Associated Press from
Brussels on oct % said the commissioner
In Belgium OF the 81. Louis exposition an
nounced that he had great hopes that
King Leopold would be able Oficlaly TO
attend the fair Ills doing 50 apparently
Was only o question OF his health
add MISSIONER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
LIVE STOCK.


Chicago, Nov iI-Cattie- Receipts. 10
w, MARKET slow Good 10 prime steers,
imM5.5o; poor 10 medium. 22tai. Is: stock
ers and feeders. 260fitO0; COWS, 125i4. 10:
heifers, Dona15' Gamers l2jn2.S0: bulls.
2WHAop; calves. 2.oOnI,2i Texas fed
steers 2,Sq2b. western steers, s.Ooai5O,
Hogs Receipts today 10000: tomorrow.
$500 Mixed and butchers. h50a4.aj, good
To choice heavy i60nLS; rough heavy,
L25aheo, light, Li5nl75i bulk OF sales 40
sheep Receipts. 5000; sheep and lambs
steady Good To choice wethcrs, 375a4. Is /,
fair to choice mixed 2.50d3.5O western
sheep. 2jOfi4.O0, native lambs, i00a5. 80
western lambs, 30G5.25.
OMAHA.
south Omaha Nov l7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipis, 3.st. market steady and lower
Native steers, .iOH5,25, cows and hefers,
% 'iftu: western steors. 3.00fI4.2 %. Texas
stccrs. 2IJd3d5; cows and heifere. 2lOfI
fN tWners, LJ0d2l0. stockers ana feed-
eiis' ioolpte. calves SOoHo.0o; bulls stays,
lIow Receipts. dooo. market to wc
nwr iiesvy. t25aAj5; mixed. aiOa4 Is :
nsht Ma4Go; pigs, 45oplGO; bulk of
sales fNA.j0.
.sfc,p hoceipls. 10000 market steady.
ewes, 2b0dS20. common and stockers 2O0u
$40 lambs d5o6i75
KANSAS CITY
karsos tlN Nov ii.--Cattle-- Reccipts
b.p; 4 Guclne 40 Texans steady 10
ana indian steers, 20Od2e0; Texas cowa
81 ons, Native steers. 3251525; Texas
l.Wp23, native COWS and heifers. $50
4Oi stocSers and feeders 2OOa3.50. bulls
.9q2s0, western steers, S.O0n4 20; calves
.o0u5D, western cows. 25d2a5
Hogs Receipts. 10000: market weak 10
loc lower. Bulk of sales, i.G004.S5: heavy
iOqiia, packers, i62le5ri75: medium
i!OafsQ. light 4I2isat&; workers., YeiSGi
iS6. pigs, iI0dIS2s
Sheep Receipts 5,010 market strong
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Honcrlne Tunnel Company.

pected. The stockholders are watching
developments with redoubled interest
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. Nov. i7.--Wool nominal Ter
ritory and western mediums, lSdls, line
n tdium, l5Wl7. fine, l5dlG
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PRODUCE

Muttons 2.i0a3.S5, lambs 2s0ll6.c0; range
wethers. 2lOa325. ewes 226qs.b
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A'liSI5Nay!IIIR!E g E!go! CRANE %E
aI0 GRANIE wE5ltEtk!Nk8s
Current Time vabis
In effect June 2ist. 1900.
LEAVE SALT LAkH CITY.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. b-fUr urana Junction Den.
yer and points east, ,.. s,aan
NO 2-For Provo, Grand Junc- 49,"
No on aho points east: ..;.;..,.. ais pm.
NJ ooh aha points east,,..;r.,.. $40 pm.
Lehi Provo. MantI. Marysvaie
and intermediate points,, .,.,,.,, 500 a m
NO S-For Provo. payson Eure-
,ka and intermediate points. 80. 500 D m.
NO Ii-For Ogden and all inter-
M mediate points ,.,;..,...,..." $50 pm.
~ LOT Denen and the west ..ll.8 Q, IN.
70 l-Eor ogden and the west. las n. m.
~ ,na OF ogaen ann the west :. $3.50 a, IN.
No loe-For Park City and all
intermediate noints .,......,... SIS a m.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE olTYi
NO l2-t'rom Ogden and ali in
NJ oerneols,e points ,......;..." s;os am.
Nuno n enr The east .......:..., $40 am.
N non and the east ,...,......... iisS p. m.
~ on and the east .......,.,...il; D. m.
No; e-From Provo, Bingham,
Heber, Marysvale and interme-
,oiate points ..,...........,...,..,6 500 p. m
~ from Cgden and the west $40 am.
70 from ogden and the west BIB pm.
10 IRON ogden and the west $40 pm.
Provo and intermediates POINTS 10 20 a. m.
No, loi-From Park City. ,........ 5;i5 I'm.
Perfect Dining Car Service
Ticket Once. 1903 w, Second South St,
Postofiicc Corner. Phone eN
I. A. PrNTON,
Gen Art Pass Dent
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OGDEN AND RETURN
Only sI.oo.

Tuesday, Nov H. Special train 7:i5
n. M, via Oregon Short Line. Leave
Ogden returning 1890 a. m. mid
night)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-04
TAKES ANOTHER CHANCE.
Lilly Poll Gets a Divorce and Marries
Again in Twenty Minutes

Divorced from one husband and mar
rled to another within the space Of 10
or 20 minutes, Is the record established
today by Mrs, Lilly Poll a young wo-
man OF this city only 81 years Of age.
Mrs. Poll was granted divorce from
Charles Give Poll this morning about
1890 o'clock by Judge Lewis, OF the
district court on the grounds OF deser-
tiOn and non-support. Upon leaving
the courtroom she, accompanied by her
future husband Frederick Perry, also
OF this city, Immediately. called M the
county clerks office and obtained
marriage license. They then retired TO
the clerks private office, where Deputy
Coanty Clerk David A. Smith was SUM
mohed and at once married the goung
couple. One OF the witnesses to the
ceremony was the young ladys attor-
ney who secured her divorce for her.
So that one trip TO the city and county
building answered double purpose
for the youg woman. She was released
from the bonds which held her to one
man and was Immediately bound to
another.
According to the testimony In the d.
vorce case, Mrs Poll and her husband
were married in this city on April 10,
1900, and on June IL, 1901. her husband
deserted her and has ever since that
time failed TO provide for her and
young child The court awarded the
custody OF the child to the plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-04
WHISKY BARREL EXPLODES
Occurrence that Started Rumor OF
Shooting at Bonetti's Saloon,

There was loud explosion at G. Boz
netti's saloon. 10 east First South, at
30 O'Clock this afternoon that caused
intense excitement. There were rumors
OF a shooting scrape; hundreds of citi-
zens rushed to the saloon; some
thought barrel OF giant powder had
exploded-and then the fire department
was called out; the entire apparatus
from station No. l responding
The trouble turned out to be an ex-
plosion OF gas In a whisky barrel, and
was caused In n rather peculiar way,
A clerk in the wholesale department OF
the establishment was In the act of ex-
aiming number OF barrels and was
holding a lighted match at the bottom
Of them when suddenly there was a
loud report, a crash OF falling glass and
plaster and people began TO rush into
the building. II appears that the bung
had been knocked out OF the barrel and
when the match was thrust near the
hole the gas exploded. The top OF the
barrel went crashing through the cell
ing and in an instant the place was
filled with smoke, Several bottles were
broken and glass fell all over the floor,
Fortunately no one was hurt. Some
one turned In an alarm, but mistake
was made IN stating that the fire was
on Third South, The mistake was
rectihed before the apparatus got away,
however, and but little time was lost,
and the damage was only slight.