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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17
BURGLARY AT PARK CITY.
Providers Carried Off Large Quantity
of Provisions.

Ifoaell ~City. April 16.-Last night after
closing time, a burglary was COM
United at the business place Of the
Park City Meat company and quite
a quantity of provisions taken.
The entrance TO the building was
made by a rear door which is locked
with a heavy paddock. The clasps of
the lock were broken and the entrance
made. Early this morning employees
Of the company coming TO work dis
covered that the crime had been COM
mitted and the police were notified.
Tomorrow afternoon at the bail
grounds. weather permitting, the ball
teams of the Dewey theatre en-
pioyees and the team which is TO
represent Park in the new Ogden
Evanston league. will play q practice
game. AS this will be the first game
of the season. it is expected quite
large crowd VIII be ON hand to Wit
ness the contest.
This morning early the ground was
covered with snow, the result of the
storm. As soon as the sun appeared.
however. the snow was melted, The
dust was laid for a short time as
result.
The social dance given last evening
at the Dewey theatre. was well at
tended and a good time had by all.
Sunday evening at the Clerks hall.
Rev. G. Hall Cook viii deliver a lee
ture, taking as his subject the Exist
ante Of the Human Soul" The
speak is n member of the Society OF
PsychicaI Research and his lecture
viii be along scientific lines to prove
the immortality of the soul and its
existence.
a work train was put to work On
the Union Pacific high line" here yes
terday. The cut on the top Of Rosie
hin has begun 10 cave and great III
ficulty has been experienced latel 1T
taking cars back and forth from tAC
mouth OF the Ontario tunnel where
the Daly-West and Ontario ores arS
loaded. The work train will thor
oughIy overhaul the road between the
depot and the tunnel 80 that the great
tonnage Of ore and coal may ~
hauled with the least possible eN
pense and trouble.
The new fire protection ordinance
which the city council passed has ha'
the effect of increasing the number %
brick chimneys in town. According Il
the fire chiefs report there are We
some 200 to be built.
Henry Shields returned from bust
ness trip 20 the capital today.
J. + Robinson was among the morn
ing arrivals.
Robert Wadddl came up from Sal
Lake this morning
J. G. Hasscn was among the ar
rivals from Salt Lake toby
William Gray returned from sal
Lake this morning.
Mayor G. N. Wilson who was ]
salt Lake for few days came u
this morning.
J. NJ. Trayuor returned from bri1
visit I'm the capital
w. ]. Jones spent the time betWee
trains I'm town today
"Thc Telephone Girl Will be the al
traction at the Dewey theatre Nor
day, April Is.
I. J. Folteu left for Salt Lake e
day
W. J. NicGH was on the incOmin
1unrnine train.
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MURRAY NEWS ITEMS.

+. b. Trip of the Highland Boy has
returned from southern California,
where he spent the winter months.
At the city council meeting last Tues
day Engineer Kelsey gave a specified
estimate Of the cost of a water system
appropriate TO the needs Of the cOmmu-
nifty, according to which it would re-
the quality Of machinery and other as
sentials. The council may take definite
action in the matter at the next session.
The public library has closed ;ts
doors after the city council has refused
10 apDrODriate a certain amount to help
TO reimburse the institution. The move
ment to place the library on a solid
financial basis may be revived next fan
The work on the new mission hall has
commenced. The building is expected
10 be ready for use within three months.
John Groffeth was sentenced to five
days at hard labor for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace, and David Ev-
ans fourteen days al. labor for assault
and battery. Evans had knocked GOWN
a Greek
Mrs. Olaf Larson and Miss Him Lar
son have taken charge Of the former
Lambs hotel.
The New England dinner party given
by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church proved a signal success. The
society took in $50 after covering all eX-
penses.
one Of the residences belonging TO
Mrs. Kate Trip of the Highland BOY
burned 10 the ground last Tuesday. The
/ cause OF the fire is not known.
/ Trip Bros. will take charge Of the
Highland Boy store Nay Z. the lease
i Of Porter Bros. having expired.
The police court fined Elias MolieI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17
OGDEN Churches.

Church of the Good Shepherd.-Corner
of Grant avenue and Twenty-tourth
street Alfred Brown, rector. Seconu
Sunday after Easter. Early celebration,
1880 a. m: Sunday school, 9.4J a. m
morning PRAYER and sermon, II o.elock;
evening prayer and sermon, 40 o cloSk;
Morning tonic, THE Good shepherd;
evening. 'The Voices of the Spring
Rev Carver of the PreSoy terrain
church win speak Sunday evening upon
..rhe Place of Conviction in CHRISTIAN
life and Service as Shown by Christian
Lives of Power The morning subject
will be THE Soul and Its God. There
will he speclal music at each service.
Services as usual at the First Congre-
eational church on Adams avenue, be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
streets. Morning service at IL and even
ing al 7:30 Sunday school at 12:l5. Bible
Mems club on Friday evening at 3 with
name on present Day Aspects Of Social
ism IN Germany. Good music and a cor
dial INVITATION TO all TO these services.
Baptist Church.-MOrning worship at II
O'clock with sermon by the pastor. Al
the evening service at 1850 the songs The
Holy City, and Jesus Lover OF MY
Soul will be illustrated with stereopti-
con views. Sermon by the pastor, tol-
lowed by baptisms.
] First Church of Christ, Scientist
! Church edifice corner TWenty-tourtn anu
: Lincoln avenue. Service, IL a. m. SUD
] jeet, Probation After Death Sunday
/ school 10 a m; wednesday evening meet
I ing, p m. All are invited. Free reading
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DEATH OF HENRY sMEDLEY.
Expires After a Short Illness of
Pleurisy.

Kaysville, April 15.-Henry Smedley
formerly Of Bountiful, but of late
resident Of Syracuse. died at his home
early this morning Of pleurisy. He
was sick but a few days and his
death came as a shock and n surprise
to everyone. He was about 80 years
Of age His wife and eight children
survive him. Mr.. Smedley was active
in the community where he resided
and will be greatly missed. He was
son of Samuel Smedley of Bountiful-
Arrangements for the funeral are not
yet announced.
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment association of Kaysville con-
Quoted a successful baZar in the Music
hall yesterday. An exhibition of rare
curios was q feature of the exhibition
that attracted much attention. The
display of needle work, cookery, can
dies. etc. was excellent, and the
bazaar was so we'll patrCnized that
nearly everything was sold before tire
closing hour. During the evening
members of the association presented
! the comedy entitled. The Old Maid 5
| Association" and it was greatly en-
| jOyed. .,
MIR. and Mrs. a. +. Barnes of Salt
| Lake were in Kaysville "Wednesday
attending the funeral Of the late WI
| liam Barnes.
| Mrs. James II. LinfOrd and children
] of Logan returned home this evening.
A telegram received this afternoon
! from Heber J. Sheffield, jr., announced
/ his safe arrival today at San Fran
| cisco on mis- way home from mission
of three and a half years duration ID
| the South Sea Islands. he VIII reacI
! home in a few days.
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Ogden Briefs

Tim O'Neal. an old gentleman who re
sides in Uintah. was painfully but not
seriously injured yesterday afternoon by
4 fall from his wagon to the pavement.
The accident was caused by Mr.. ONeaIs
team turning sharply and throwing him
oft on his head
W. F. Adams was in Ogden yesterday
from Salt Lake.
Spencer Clawson was in Ogden yestcr-
day.
Paul J. Kammeyer yesterday filed
with the county recorder "A voluntary as
sgnment for the benefit Of his creditors
The assets are listed at 1913 and tue LA
bilities at 1925.
L. c. Robinson is in Ogden from Denver.
+. J. Murphy was in Ogden yesterday
from Salt Lake
w. NJ. Fiuney was in ogden yesterday
from Park City
Jim Collins, who is serving time in the
city jal for sashing an acquaintance IN
the neck, tried TO escape yesterday but
was chased and recaptured by GCaru
Lever and Special Officer HarbertsOn IN
| the middle OF the block back of the
Broom hotel
George Thomas. principal Of the High
school IN Ogden, is "A guest in Ogden
Arlington & SWANS Comedy company
| Will be seen Monday night AT the Grand
opera house in THE Black Nipers.'
| The regular meeting Of the board of ed
ucatiOn was held last night. at which the
! regular routine DuSlItSS was IIdilSdGltN
4 including the allowance of the teachers
| payroll.
| The hearing on the application OF J. j
| Shepard for "A writ Of habeas corpus VIII
/ be held Monday before Judge Hart; Nc
judge from Salt Lake was available &c
! hear The case yesterday and Shepard IS
| still n Jail.
| Mrs. Agnes DespinS was examined yes
| terday by Drs. Coulter and Gordon anC
committed to the state mental hospital
| A marriage license was issued yeSter
/ day to George o. Batchelder of Ogden
aged "A. and Miss Catherine Todd, ageC
Is of HOOPER
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and Lister Gordon each s. for fast driv-
ing.
Greeks and other foreigners residing
here oftentimes take delight IN els
charging revolvers in all directions as
a climax of festivals during which in
toxicants are INDUCED in excessively.
Mike Fotas. a Greek, was fined S25 for
this offense.
a baby boy was born last Tues lay
TO Mr.. and MS Il L. Lund y the
Highland Boy
The 2-year-old baby girl of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Bennen died from the eff
fects Of pneumonia Tuesday, April u
The parents are greatly bereaved by the
loss of the little one, who was their
only child.
Thomas Shipper of the Grant ward is
called to fill a mission in Great Britain
and will leave for the field of his labor
Wednesday. April 20 A fine farewell
party was extended to him.
Mrs. Pithy of salt Lake City has been
visiting with Mrs. Booth of the = gh-
land Boy during the week.
y series Of revival meetings viii be
! held at the Baptist church, commencing
| Sunday, April Il, and ending saturday
/ April %.
! Jake Mauss viii leave on a mission
| 70 Switzerland April 20 His friends
gave him n farewell party and a sun
/ Of money on his way.
/ The concert pivea at the Baptist
] church Monday night was rousing ar
fair. The church was comfortably hlleo
] by spectators.
Daniel 3. Jones & Co. have com
menced a bakery business in the Jones
/ block
w. II. Holm, proprietor Of the River
side saloon. was happily surprised 10y
large number Of his friends at his hom'
/ in Mill Creek.
David d. z. Jones died at the resi-
! dence of his son. John A. Jones The tu
neral took place from the Union war
meeting house Wednesday last.
r. r. Nebeker has returned from Tin
tic. -
"A Celebrated Case" drama IN lou
acts. will be given at the opera nous
bv the Murray and South CottonWoo
Dramatic company Monday night Apr
IS.
: O. Z. Lindgren. the jeweler, VIII NOV
I into the newly erected Baden block
News arrived here that Miss GusSl
Olsen, daughter of DIR. Olsen. IS a. IN
| point of death at Los Angeles, Cal ~
Olsen has hastened to the bedside Oh n
daughter.
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POLITICS IN sANPETE.
Belief That Enough Men May be
Found to Fill All the Offices

NauU. April 16.-While listening to
the politicians discuss the situation in
Saupete county many names are heard
FOR DOIitical hOnOrs i'm the fall election
and there is no chance for any OF the
county offices TO go begging. For rep
resentatives there are John G. Mellor
and John Bartholomew Of Payette; Abb
ram Johnson. +. G. Jensen and c. w.
Sorensen OF Mt. Pleasant, J. 7. Chris
Jensen OF Ephraim, William Metcaf of
Gunnison and y. G. Christensen Of
Sterling.
For county commissioners. r r Da-
Wis Of Wales. Sidney SandersOn Of Fair
view. Alfred Dahl of Ephraim. g. L.
Alfred and Joseph Beck of Spring City,
Joseph l. jolly, Nathan Faux and ia
bez Faux. jr.
FOR county clerk, the present incum-
bent. = w Eliason, and possibly j. Z,
Christensen OF Ephraim-
For treasurer. J. Morgan Johnson, the
present official. and l. -. Ander-
SON. n young man from MOroni.
For recorder. Hans Christensen. the
present official. has the field TO himself
so far: assessor. Herbert E Smyth ol
Fountain Green and Alfred Alder ol
AIanti: attorney. Ephraim Hansen o
I-uhraim and Lewis Larsen Of this city
The candidates for sheriff are man.
ard chances are that the present sher
iH. H j. Jensen. will again be renom
mated The others are J. NJ. Burns o
this city. Chris Lund OF Fountain
Green: r. J. Rees Of Wales. Abne
Lowry OF Sterling. John knudsen ans
]. y. Myricl1 Of Mt. Pleasant and OlO
Thursby or Ephraim.
a. L. Larsen Of Ephraim Will likel.
succeed himself as superintendent o
county schools.
There win likely be others who vii
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Rooth-Tucker Lecture.

The lecture by Commander Booth
Tucker Of the Salvation Army which was
to have been given In Ogden last nlght
was postponed on account Of the late
trains making it impossible for the com
mander to reach the city on time. Ar
rangements are being made for the lecture
tonight at the Grand opera house Cap
tain Christian received a message last
night asking that he meet the party at the
train at O'clock this morning. This IN
dicates that the commander will go On
through TO Salt Lake and deliver one lee
ture there during the afternoon and re-
turn in the evening for the ogden lecture.
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schools Of Eureka for the coming school
year by the trustees at that pace,
Mr.. and Mrs. E g aFiiiardSen wire
visiting relatives and friends in May-
field Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Petersen returned home
Friday from salt Lake City, where she
has the past two weeks been visiting
WI Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bsal and Miss
'rie Petersen
baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
\ homas r. Thorpe Monday
Clarence Thompson + the guest OF Mr.
Ms. Richard Winters Ia salt Lake
Cit.
committee has been appointed to
make arrangements for a jubilee 70 eele-
brate the Settling Of Ephraim. Next
Friday is the fiftieth anniversary of the
birth of this city. and the occasion VIII
be fittingly observed.
Miss Maud Jensen. the popular lady
clerk at Thompson Bros. is spending
her vacation at Redmond, the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Bead
II. p. Bosen OF Salt Lake City is visit
ing friends i'm this city .
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THE FATHER DEMURS
Objects to Marriage of His
Daughter Who He Claims is
But Fifteen Years Old.

Nephi April I6.--Last Wednesday a
couple appeared at the Office of County
Clerk andrews and asked for license
10 wed. which was granted and nothing
more was thought of it until an en-
ragged father came to the same office
and wanted 10 know if the clerk had
issued a license to his daughter, who IS
only j. years old. Investigation showed
that the man was Alma NJ. Boswell
who halls from Arizona. and the girl
IS Chel Necha Jolly, the daughter OF T..
NJ. Jolly of Manu. They both sWore
10 an affidavit that the bride was 10
years old, but the father swearS that
his daughter is only 10 years.
The father. who is very much aEi-
tateG over the matter. swears he VIII
take his daughter back to Manu with
him. He will first try legal process.
and IL that fails he VIII take the law
into his own hands and thus save his
daughter from the hands Of man Who'
A. is alleged, has already deserted a
wife and two children.
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EPHRAIM.

Mrs. Bent Rasmussen was the recipient
of a surprise party at her home Sunday
evening. The party was given i'm honor
of Mrs. Rasmussen's fiftieth birthday.
A large number of her relatives and
friends We're present to wish her many
happy returns of the day.
g. J. Johnson was in Salt Lake City
few DAYS this week on business.
&. W. Petersen Is home for a visit
with his family and friends 1t is Mr.
Fetcrsen's intentions to move his family
to Idaho next north,
c. f. Jensen left Wednesday for Black
Rock.
Joseph Beck of Chester was an Eph-
rain visitor Friday.
Miss Clara Brienholt has been engaged
as clerk at Thompson Bros store.
Drs Otto and oscar Nielsen are in
Salina on professional business.
Mrs. Rozella Margetts OF SAT- Lake
city is visiting in this city. While here
she is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. z. Larsen.
Mrs. Louis Petersen OF Fountain Green
was visiting relatives and friends here
Mrs. d. o. Calder. jr.. Of Salt Lake
City was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs 6
w. Petersen the first part Of the week
Mrs. Joseph ~ Hansen spent the week
at Spring City visiting relatives and
Miss Daisy Petersen is visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs. John Dorius. jr. re-
turned home from Salt Lake City on
Wednesday While in that city Mr.. Do
RUS sold his fine Salt Lake residence &c
Mrs. Joel Grover of Neph for consid-
Grafton OF s.. 200.
ATTORNEY MeIrose Spicer of Mani was
in Ephraim Wednesday on professional
business.
Mrs. Lewis Larsen of Manti were Eph-
rain visitors Tuesday.
b Thomas Thompson Is IN Salt Lake Cit!
+ at the bedside Of his wife, who is no
expected to I've.
Miss Nora Andersen left Thursday 70
Fort Collins, Colo. where she Will be
+. guest of Mr. and Mrs j. A. Andersen. II
Mrs Niels +. Mortensen and Mrs. j
O. Falsted are Waiting relatives ant
friends at Glenwood. Sewer county,,
Miss Olivia Peterson 81 this city ha
- been engaged as teacher IN the 'puolf
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TOGO LAID THE
DEADLY MINES


harbor. Several spent torpedocs were
picked up by the Russians. 1t IS not
impossible that one Of these Spe'-
Whitehead tOrpedozs C-p-Odcc aSa-ns'-
the battleship Pobieda-
Lieutenant DoUbe SKY. oCc OF lhe
officers OF the PetropaVlOvsk who SUI
vived the disaster. succunbed To ms
injuries yesterday and several other
survivors are not expected 40 recover.
Four hundred and fifty members OF
the naval reserve, whose terms q
service expired ia 1903, left this even
ing for Port Arthur % replace the
men lost by the explosion ou che nag
ship, and another detachment VIII
leave tomorrow.
Baron SchiHng. the torpedo oN-
pert. has gone 90 Nladivostok 10 take
charge Of tAC two submarine boatS
there. other submarines are going out
/ in sections.
The admiralty admits buying four
large German steamships which Nill
/ be converted into cruisers
II is believed tEat the admiralty IS
negotiating also for the purchase ~
I four similar vessels from the United
. States.
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= STATE NEWS
A<~v>nn~n~N~NNN~Nn~uIN~ <~N~N~Nnr~N~~~N~~~~~r

announce themselves later as many
promises have been made all over the
county to different individuals who
have been connected with the recent
judicial fight, which has caused 80
much confusion in the Republican
ranks. IL is not unlikely that Judge
Johnson will run for the judgeship as
an Independent candidate according 10
the talk among politicians at present
There 10 a very bitter feeling over that
judicial convention that named W. ID.
Livingston for judge.
1t is understood that ". ID. Candland
of Mt. Pleasant is again going TO come
out for a position on the state ticket
possibly the authorship.
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.

The report of the board of health
for the week ending April Is shows
I ord of thirty-one births, fourteen
males and seventeen females.
The death report for the same period
numbers seventeen, Of which eleven
were males and six females.
One case of scarlet fever was re
ported during the week, and three dis
charged. leaving four cases in quar-
antine at the close OF this report One
case of diphtheria was reported during
the week, making eight cases in quar-
antine Nine cases of smallpox were
reported, and three discharged, leav-
ing twenty-nine in quarantine. Nine
cases of whOoping cough were re
ported.
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OF MURDER
Man Under Arrest Believed to
be Murderer of Roy mills
Last October.

a man givisz ,ae name Of starr, whose
righr name Is tho snJ ~ bt stone, Is un-
der arrest az The police s-aJion anu p
suspected Of beng ne maa Who nUfoe ~, !
KoV Mills in ogden last October me
man was arrested about three days ago
by officer HadlGck- The officers nave a
pretty clear ease against Stone, nut tHS
main ouestion is whether the suspected
man is stone or not. The crime Tor when
Stone is wanted is the killing OF young
Mills after he had been cniced 70
lonely spot on the banks of the ogden
river in the early part of October, roo
berry being the motive for the crime
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ACCIDENTS AT PARK CITY.
Timber Framer Has Hand Mangled
BY Buzz Saw.

Park City. April 16.-Charles Carl
son, a young man employed at the
Daly-West mine, met with an accident
today through which he viii lose the
thumb and first finger of his left hand
Carlson was "A timber-framer at the
mine and was getting timbers ready
TO be taken down the shaft He had
Just put "A long heavy piece of timber
in the rack before a large buzz-saw
when he slipped and fell against the
saw and received such a badly man
Eled hand that amputatiOn of the
thumb and first finger was necessary
This afternoon while at play at the
home of its parents on Third street
the 2-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Peterson fell from the porch
10 the ground, a distance of six feet.
and sustained probably fatal injuries.
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NEW COMPANIES FOR MORGAN.
James Pingree and Associates Start
Industries.

Articles of Incorporation of the Morgan
Canning company will be filed tomorrow
morning in the clerks oftlee OF Morgdii
county The company has been organ
lied by James Pingree and his associates
in this city acting with James a. Ander-
son of Morgan The same gentlemen
have also organized the Weber Nailey
Produce company, which will also opeTdtS
IN Morgan and the surrounding country.
The machinery for the canning company
has already been ordered and the plant
will be in opera ton this season. II IS m
tended to restrict the operations OF the
factory for the most part TO the canning
of peas. although other vegetables ana
fruits will also be handled. Each COM
pany has a capitalization of Sl0,COO WITT
shares az 500. and the directors are
James Pingree. AGam Patterson, jon
PingTee, Hyrum PIngTee and James ~
Anderson.
James Pingree is president OF the can
ming company. James y. Anderson sec
rotary and Walter Bramweli treasurer
OF the produce company James A. AndeI-
son is president. James Pingree wee presi
dent and Walter Bramwel secretary anu
treasurer.
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shopmen Coming.

, Fiftv-five additional shopmen are
; expected to arrive i'm Ogden today =
; from Evanston to accept permanent :
, employment in the shops ct TINS =
, point This is another result OF the =
consolidation movement, as prac- :
? Hcally all Of the repair work Tor tne :
; Hartman lines in the inJermountain :
; country is TO be done here. the =
; shops in Evanston viii not be entlre- :
; " closed but the principal part OF I
, the force is expected to come 10 this I
= city. :
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Dividend Notice.

DIVIDEND NO. 2 OF sS,O00.09 VIII
be paid on the capital stock of the south
Swansea Mining company on MONDAY
Aprf 18th. 1904. at the office Of the com
many. No 307 Auerbach block, Salt Lake
CITY Utah The transfer books o. the
91th 1900 AT O'Clock D. m. and remain
closed until Tuesday, April 18th. 1904.
By order of the board OF directors
W. II. FARNSWO ORTIZ.
Secretary
Salt Lake City. Utah. April I7th. 1903.