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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

Swift Ga minoD, Lawrence Thatch,r
"a minor, Frank ID. Sorensnu, Dale
Il, Sorensen, Ferra w Decker ana
Louisa w. Y, Ferguson ct al defendants.
The state Of Utah 10 the said defend
ants; You are hereby summoned toup.
pear within twenty days after scryin.
or this summons upon you, n served
within the county IN which this action
Is brought; otherwise within thirty
days after services, and defend the
above entitled action. and IN case OF
your failure so to do, judgment VIII ne
rendered against you according 10 ln'
demand Of the complaint OF which
copy Is herewith served upon you
HARRINGTON & SANFORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
7. q, address y. +. Walker buildi1S
Salt Lake city Utah.
To the Defendants Joseph L. SW''"
Nornun l., Swift and LoWr'o.
Thatcher Minors
You and each Of you are hereby noll-
fed that unless you or some one upon
your behalf within twenty days arc,
service Of this notice upon YOU snau
procure the appointment Of guardll"
ad Item for YOU, thnbthe plalnuiI. u-
ter the expiration Of spid twenty daI.'
VIII move the court for mn order desH-
mating C. b, Jack or some other sun
able person 90 act as guardian ad lll'"
for you M the above. enttled case.
HARRINGTON & SANFORD.
Attorneys for Plalntl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

Bishop Seaman Is down the Rio
Grande road on a trip OF visitation
Several cars Of l<yune quarry stone
are being shipped In for the Federal
building
Mr.. and Mrs II, j. Foulger announce
the marriage, June Z, Of their daughter
Belle 20 j A. Francis Oft his city
\ strong undercurrent of opinion Is
reported ON the street In favor Of Cot.
a, G. ELLIS for the supreme court
The contractor is laying concrete for
the roadway on the south side OF Sec
ond south street east Of state street.
There win be rcglmental inspection at
the state armory next Tuesday night,
when companies d and II VIII be over
hauled.
A feature OF tomorrow mornings ser
vice at st. Marks cathedral viii be
baritone solo from Toronto musician
named Barker
Lieut.-Col West Of the inspection de-
partmpnt of the army viii remain sew
eral days at Fort Douglas giving the
post "A thorough inspection.
The Lion house is being replastered
on the outside and nicely decorated and
calcminpd on the inside, thus enhanc-
ing It's appearance materially
Local bankers report a remarkably
quiet week, and wish something would
happen to cuiiven the market Real
estate men express similar sentiments,
NJ. Il. Walker viii move into his fine
new mansion on east South Temple the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Frances Calder is convalescent
from serious attack Of grip.
Mr. and Mrs, l. p, Yaney have re-
turned from their trip to California and
are at the Cullen.
Eighteen members OF the Brigham
Young university track team are reg
istered mt the Wilson,
General Managg d. S. Murray Of the
Bell Telephone company has returned
from business trip to st. Louis and
Chicago.
n. r., Cutler win return tomorrow
from his trip TO Cleveland He made a
brief call at the ST. LOUIS fair on his
return
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick, Sr,
have returned from their visit TO the
coast feeling greatly benefited In health
as a result of their visit
Captain Pendergast Of the British
army, accompanied by his wife. is a
guest at the knutsford today from
London They are touring the United
states for the first time.
W G. schen Of Grand junction is in
the city. lie Is the father Of the seed
less apple industry In this section and
carries samples Of apples in alcohol
They are similar to the seedless orange.
MIR. Schen reports good progress I'm his
experiments since his last visit to this
city
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PRODUCE.
cIlIcAGn

Chicago, May 2.-May wheat opened
unchanged at ~ cents and casod on 10
g,A July opened a shade 20 s at Ac
lower a o65s 10 s6A After selling M to
NJ Genus the price reacted 90 Na, but
july. being up / at ~ cents AT SRI after
TOUCHING IS cents May closed with "a gain
OF q, cent at 10 "a
cash Wheat No. red. 1. O6 at los;
NO 3 red, l0i at l.07 No. 3 hard. IS Ak
100, No hard - at 90. No. / northern.
100, No northern, o. at 100; No. 3
spring, SO at no. NJ ~. =
Corn-No, 2, 40 at 49ls No 3. ~ at 10 F
Oata-No 2, i0A at Al; No 3. 20 at al,
Close Mhout-May 99A July. S77s,
oid, ~ at SIS, sept 81 at SIS. old, S23s al
Az '''' '''
d, 0ats-May nv; July asiA Sept, 3ols at
Pork May, 1880. July, 1895 Sept. # 81
ard-May. ,t.llA; July G21is at $50.
d, Ribs.-May 6S; July 63j at 6.St.;
Rye-May II.
Timothy May, 3.05.
Clovor-l0 75
Barley-Cash 80 at 81.
FlaN-Cash, northwestern, 100
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DUTCH CHARLEY
PLEADS FOR LIFE.
SENTENCED TO DIE ON JUNE 10


The state bond OF nardons met today
In regul3r monthly session ana consd-
cred a number of applications for pm
don, communication OF sentence and pa
role II was decided d. the board TO
hold a special session two weeks from
today, Saturday june 4. 20 consider
the application fof continuation OF SEM
tenoc OF Charles }otha, known as
Dutch Charlie who Is convicted OF
murder in the tirst degree for the kin
ing Of bis young wife ana William Tib-
belts In san Juan county ana sentenced
TO be executed on Friday. june 10
Inc continuance ol the hearing was
made by the board upou request of
Attorney NJ, NJ. Warner. who gtat. d
mat he hnd just been called
mo the case when 10 was Appealed 10
me supreme court and that he would
Ike time iu which o. secure some anl-
daNits which hc said would clearly show
that Botha is entitled TO some consid-
olation ana WuuId, be thought convince
the board that his sentence should be
committed from death 10 life hnprls.
oumcnt
Before the application was continued
communications were read from Judge
Jacob Johnson, who tried the case. ana
District Attorney Livingston, who pros.
ccuted Botna, In which both officials
strongly opposed committing the sem
tencc ut Butha They bOlh stated that
ne had fair trial iu every respect and
that he was not entitled 10 any COM
sldcration and was deserving Of the
penalty imposed upon him Nr. war
ner I'm a brtuf statement suid that he
could secure ahidlylts IN support of
the oommutatinn IL given gorc time.
which he thought would put different
light upon the case and would show that
an lnjusuc had been done To- Botha. His
request for more time was granted,
and the board win hold O special Hcs-
sion ON Saturday, June Z, TO consider
the matter
The board granted -four pardons and
denied aud continued an the other 0p.
plications foi pardon Communication and
parole. The action taken I'm the app
plications is as follows; Fred Engelkp,
burglary pardon granted Robert Price,
burglary, pardon granted, Charles lay
Held, bur plary pardon granted: Az
mold Young, criminal conduct pardon
granted, Albert Xwoifcl, huugcbrCak-
ing, pardon denied; G.. H. Henry, em-
bezzlement pardon denied, Jack VIII
kinsou forgery. Communication denied,
Barney Boyle, robbery communication
denied Joseph Bridge criminal ASSAULT
parole granted b. G. Herron' adutorv,
parole deuird Harry Poole, robbery
parole denied.
The following applications were con-
tlnucd for one month Hurry r. Duke,
cmbeZzlement w. ~. Burton. Jr, bur
glary; Joseph Davis burglary; Ed T.
Johnson, forgery Fred CrIsoman, petit
LARCENY. Fred George, murder petition
for rehearing On pardon granted
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POLICE NEWS.

House cleaning is going on at the
police station, and ~ a result. Judge
Dchl has been compelled TO abandon
his courtroom while II is being plas-
tered and painted. This morning he
held court Ia the officers rooms down
stairs.
The case being heard Is that Of w. w.
Baker charged with forgery and OBJ
is alleged that he secured, from the Gre
scent Loan company $40, und forged
the name Of Il. A. Bennett to the appll-
cation for the loan. The case win
probably not be concluded before Mon
day.
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TRANSMITS AND SMALLPOX.

Two cases OF smallpox were reported
TO ihe board Of health today, bo.h pa
TENTS being ransionts In the city, I'd
Holden aged % years. came here few
days ago from New York. lie was
found ON the street last night with
smallpox by DR. Wilcox and was sent
to the quarantine hospital today. The
othos uatient vs. Harris Perklnp. aged
~ years who came hero several days
ogo from Nebraska He was stopping
ut boz American house on Commercial
street ana this morning IN was found
That ho was broken out with the dis
case. lie was also taken 20 the quaran-
tine hogDi.ol
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Religious services In the German Ian
Ruage are held every Sunday morning,
at ~ o'clock In the Assembly Hall.

The one Hundred and Tenth quorum
Of Seventy viii hold It's regular monthly
meeting / nthe Sixth ward assembly
rooms ON Monday, May 49, at z 80 b.
m. A fun attendance Is desired
A special netting Of the Third quorum
Of Elders win be held Monday at .
p. m. IN the Eighth ward chapel n
is expected that the stake presidency
will be present
The stake boards Of the Mutual I'M
provoment associations Pioneer stake,
VIII attend the meeting IN the Sixth
ward assembly rooms tomorrow night,
the same beginning at o'clock,
The ward officers meeting Of the Y
l.. NJ l. A. OF the Liberty stake has
been postponed until Monday May %
owing to Sunday School union on the
18th,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
salt Lake County, State of Utah.
Henry c.. HOFFMAN plaintiff, vs. Heber
Young, Luna Y. Thatcher. Jcnnett y.
Smell, Dora Y Hugan, Zna Y, Card.
Willard Young Lester *, Young, Eu-
gene J. Young Amelia Y, SchWetzer,
Gus NJ. WOODS, b, Ray Decker, I'D
mund Ellsworth, B. II. Ellsworth, Luna
Jurdlne Ellsworth, Mrs. Gift King
horn, Harry Howard, j. o. Swift, Mrs.
Alice Wilson William Swift, owen
swift William v Croxau Ernest (.
Young, John w, Young lee u. Young.
Joseph L. swift, "a minor Norman l..
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SUCCESS NOW ASSURED.
Pleasing Telegram Received This After.
noon Concerning Majestic Copper

g. p Mason, local manager for Fair.
banks, Morse q co.. was lu receipt Of
a telegram from former President W
b. Mucklow, of the Majestic Copper
Mining & Smelling company, dated at
Hartford, Conn today In which he
stated that $sl COO haze been subscribed
among the shareholders of the corpora
ton to be applied towards the liQuida-
tlon OF the corporations present in-
make up the amount required would be
forthcoming Within the next few days,
MI MuckloW'S message concluded with
the words Success is now assured
The creditors gave the company untn
next Wednesday TO make satisfactory
adjustment of financial matters before
proceeding further IN The courts.
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OTHER oHuaoHEs.

First Unitarian Society, services mt
Unity hail. liO Second East at II a. M.
Rev W, II. Fish. Jr, pastor Subject
of sermon. signs of the Times" music
by Unity quartet Sunday school and
Emerson class az 1915, Sunday even-
ing lecture at 1,i5 Mr. John =. Men-
kin win speak ON Manhood vs. lntom-
perance.' Unity circle meeting We'd
uesday afternoon at 2.30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
UTAHNS AT BALTIMORE.
Capture Two Prizes at College of PLY.
sioians and Surgeons.

a copy Of the Baltimore American,
Just TO hand, gives the result of the eX,
amnations for the degree or NJ, y, at
the Baltimore College OF Physicians
and Surgeons. There were SO graduates
and as already announced i'm the
News one of them. James Osterman
of Utah, won first prize a gold medal,
while r, earn clark, also OF Utah,
took fourth prize. The other gradu-
ntos from this state We're Frank j. Bur
ton. Andy j. Stewart ana Frank j.
Woodbury.. Utah, 1t is pleased to note,
was the only state among those rep
resented, TO capture two of the prizes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

iurccaster by name. you teach the COM
munity you serve the limitations Of
weather foreCastIng and warn IL
against impOstors. Your local press
SHOULD and doubtless will. cooperate
with yuu in this cpdedyor"
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GRANITE STAKE.

"The Granite stake Sunday School
Union netting viii be held In the stake
Tabernacle Tuesday May a. The date
Is changed owing TO Decoration day.An
sunday school workers are requested 10
attend T.. W. COPE,
Secretary.
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mn Observation-Disclosures
CHURCH NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures lrE

Services Of the church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter-day Saints viii
ls held tomorrow at 3 o'clock IN the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In ths
various wards at 10 u. m. and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows:
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POsToFFICE FOR CASTILLO.


tSpcclul TO the "Ncws')
Washington, d. g. May fla post
Office has been established az Castillo,
Utah county Utah, with Jacob Myers
as postmaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

Tea and coffee go by taste
alone; and tastes are many.
SchiIIing's Best teas are FIVE,
and coa.ces four; all different ;
lnoneyback all; tyour grocer's.
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MARGARET McKEEVER.
LOTTIE p. BAXTER.
EMILY III. HTGGS.

The ward officers OF the Mutual Inn
proyement associations I'm the four new
ly organized stakes are notified TO pre-
pare their conjolnt programs week
earlier owing 10 the general NJ L. con-
ference which occurs In this city the
first Sunday I'm June, and which viii
make necessary the holding Of joint
sessions on Sunday, May %.
The closing sessions Of the University
Sunday school win be held tomorrow,
commencing at 10 e. m, In the l.. d. $.
university. Dr. James r. Talmuge ana
Prof. John NJ Mills win conclude and
summarize their respective courses,
while Prof Lund of the B. Y. I'niver-
sity, Provo, will conduct an excellent
musical program, The public Is invited,
Salt Lake City, May 20, l3Oi--A spe-
cial conference of the members of the
Twelfth ward will be held at the ward
Westinghouse Sunday evening next, the
22nd inst at $3.50 The object Of the
meeting will be to reorganze the Bish-
opric of the ward, Bishop IL, B, Claw
son having asked to be released a full
attendance is, therefore, urgently re-
0llpgtpd
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BORN,

SAfNSBl RY-In this city May &c. 1904 10
the wife VI John II Salisbury twins a
boy and q girl the latter dead Mother
and boy are doing nicely
KNIGHT To the wife ~ willard g.
Knight May Co. daughter An well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
BANK STATEMENT.

New York, May N.-The statement Of
averages Of the clearing house banks OF
this city for she week endlag today
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EASTERN STOCKS,
OMAHA

OMAHA
South omaha. Ma a.-Cattie- REGENTS.
10 Market pomlnally steady. Native
steefA 5,@ az 5.2 COWS and hcifers, 3.G
az 100 canncrs LIS at 2.S; siockers and
ieederH go at 40. calves ESQ ut 6.2j,
oGilh, stays etc. 2l5 az 40
Hogs Receipts $500. Market. Be- lower.
Heavy, 40 at i.ij mixed. l& nj %;
nsht 20 az i.l)i pigs, 3.D az as, bulk
=, Sheep Receipts, 200 Market steady.
westerns, $50 az d,2j wothcts. AGO at B. %,
ewes, 40 at iSj. common ana stockers.
40 az o'2j. lambs, 5.7j AT SIS
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city May 2L-Cottc-R Receipts.
lW. Market unchanged Native steers.
iD nc o.@, stockcrs ana feeders. SIS at
so, western steers, 400 at LQJ. western
COWS, 200 al i.2j.
Hogs Receipts 5000. SLOW to o cents
lower Bulk Of sales. $40 at "a. htavv
i55 at i.5lla. packers, 4 a. al LGj pigs and
llghis, $40 at i.52la
Shcop- Receipts, 100 steady. Amuons.
i2 at J.3 lambs. 500 at DIS. raulfo
We'ners' l65 at j.S ewes. $3.50 atrU
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BOSTON MARKET.
Bid. Asked.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson * Sons Co.,
brokers, were;
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RICHARD W. YOUNG,
JOSEPH S. WELLS,
JOHN NJ. KNIGHT,

The quarterly conference Of the Gran
lite stake Of Zion win convene at the
stake tabernacle ON Saturday May Is.
at 10 a. M The Saints generally are
expected to be present at the meetings
of this conference.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
EDWIN BENNGON.
JOHN NJ. CANNON.
lnasmuch as the general conferences
Of the Mutual Improvement and Pri-
mary associations win be held on the
first Sunday In June and i'm order that
these conferences may not conflict with
the Fast day services Of the wards I'm
the Salt Lake stake, we are requested
by the First Presidency TO hold Fast
day services on the goth Of May in
stcou OF the 9TH OF June.
NEPHI /. MORRIS,
GEORGE r.. EMERY.
EDWARD n, ASHTON,
Presidency Of the Salt Lake stake
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SUMMONS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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IN SPECIAL SESSION.
The Legislature Touching the Fin
ancial Situation.
AFTERNOON LEGISLATURE.

AFTERNOON LEuIsLATURE.
In the House yesterday afternoon
the Senate amendments to the coun.
ty commission resolution were en-
dorsed. Secretary Atkinson report
ed that the Governor had signed
Acts 4 aud 5, referring to the sppro-
priation bills OF the regular session
Mr. Harris obtained reconsideration
of the Land Court appropriation
bill in order that an amendment
might be inserted, covering an oh.
lection made by the Governor. A
portion OF the bill as passed was un.
Ineligible
In the Senate the House amend.
metts to Senate Bill [, current &C.
counts, were unanimously coucurred
in. The House bill amending the
criminal law relating to maliscious
injury passed second reading and
third reading was set for today.
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Born.

GREEN-At Naalehu, Haw sii, April
IL, 1904, to the wife Of George j
Green, son.
HAYsELDEN-At Naalehu, Hawaii,
April ID, 1904, to the wife OF w Il
Hayseldsn, a son.
GUERREEo-Iu this city, April 10,
1904, to the wife OF M j Guerrero, a
son.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

IN LOTS at Kalihi (5Oxl00 it),
Az bfck OF Kamehameha School
and Kalihi Road.
For full particulars, inquire OF
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
at Hawaiian Hardware Dos Store
Fort st. 1915
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Kentucby's famous Jesse Moore
WhiSkey, unequalled for itS purity
end excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Loveioy & Go
bistTibu' Ing agents for TIE Raw So
Itl3r DIS
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Telephone Sl51 Blue. PostoH ca
Box Sn6
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Residence In
Manoa Valley
For
Rent or Lease

The residence of Jas. H
Boyd at Manoa Valley is Of
fered for Rent or Lease.
Possession can be given i'm.
mediately.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-29


fresh Navei ana Florloa oranges cholces
sorts' boHp nhos'
Letters copied and general typewrit1ng
uone' II, o. foolh'
Hlghest price PAID Tor hldes' pelts ana veal
SKINS. oHp u A. bhush'
Losr-A light sleigh robe between my shop
ana mousse f. H. THOMAS
Poultry food and stock food powders.
Guaranteed at Stems Park Drug store.
FOR SALE'-An "Electrlc' spring tooth mar
row nearly new n. s. FoorE' Battell BLOCK
We will buy raw furs at stewards Store.
hoh''"Ss " hhh'hi 'oN' 'opAPV'
20 W r. H. lnolhas ~ guy Soul c"l'laseS
ana wagons oesI me III inc county
FOR sALE-bollers ana engines ri tne
Machlhe shoP' mlu"icouiS' "Hc
WANrED-A good woman or girl to do
kitchen work at me Addison. JOHN HIGGINS
Lowney's chocolates fresh-recelved every
week. ISAAC STERNs, Park Drug store,
The Quaker cabinet is warranted to cure
cold and help rheumatism. f. X. CLAY, Agt.
wANTED-By a good party, place with 10
cows, team. etc , to run on shares. En- luire
OF n. $ Foote
Special low prices on pocketbooks and
purses to clean up for new stock.
STERSs Park Drug Store.
FOR SALE-Cedar posts and stakes OF all
Sizes Also 10 cords dry swamp wood.
slap J.O. Seeley, Middlebury.
Lacto IS much cheaper than eggs and
works nicely. Thy 10 or 25c. box.
BOND BROS.
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely vege-
table, safe. l5yl
WANTED-A good farmer to take a farm in
West Cornwall AppIy to or address Mrs
Mary W. Mead, 16 Academy ST., Middle.
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MIDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Cove is quite sick at her home on
Seminary street.
Mrs. Resell Bushey is quite sick at her
home on Case street.
Fred Nash who is seriously ill is re-
ported as more comfortable.
Mrs. E. w. Bird had the misfortune to
fall and sprain her wrist on Sunday.
Mr.. Huntington, of Barre, was the
guest of NJ. Allen Davis over Sunday.
Mrs. John Stewart has so far recovered
from her recent severe illness as to be
out.
II. A.. Hunt who has been seriously i'll
is able to be up for short time each
day.
The young people of the village held
social dance in Taylor hall Thursday
evening.
Miss May Dillon is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at her home just north Of
the village.
Mrs. A. T. Brace has gone to Boston,
Mass, for a few weeks visit with rel
atives and friends.