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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

John McCl0sky has notified the police
of the theft Of his buggy from the rear
of the Valley House. The police are in
hot pursuit.
The Veteran Flremen's association
Will hold an important business meet
ing at Its hall. 27l Canyon road, on
Monday night, Feb. l. at o'clock. A
fun attendance Is desired,
The friends OF Or. j, ". Talmage will
be pleased TO learn that he has so far
recovered from his recent indisposltIon
as 10 be able to resume work at the
university.
Elder Seymour y. Young Of the First
Council Of Seventies Is attending the
quarterly conference of the Cassia
stake and incidentally interviewing
members Of the missionary class Of the
stake academy
II Is highly probable that the new
ward 10 be created tomorrow In the
Granite stake, viii be named the VIM
der ward In honor of President John Il.
Winder, who for many years has been q
resident Of Mil Creek,
The next monthly meeting OF the
Nauvoo Legion will be held Monday,
Feb 5, In the Bishops Office tlthlng
yard, at 1880 p. m, All members have
a cordial invitation TO attend the social
given by the Indian War veterans in
the Thirteenth ward hall on Monday
Feb. /,
The police and prison committee OF
the city council, Mayor Morris and
Chief Of Police Lynch met In the chiefs
office yesterday afternoon and discussed
some needed improvements at the city
Jail II was the opinion OF all present
that there should be a night jailer and
fireman for the heating plant, Chief
Lynch suggested that the basement UNI
der the old headquarters be cemenled
and used In case OF an overflow In the
new Jail.
George Arbucke has made up his
mind that allaylng domestic woes on
the street corners Is not at all ethical.
and has resolved 10 attend TO such
things in the privacy of the home here
after. lie met the partner OF his sor-
rows yesterday afternoon, at the corner
OF Third South and West Temple
streets, and did then and there enter
upon discussion OF the affairs of their
NioIblhANI ilbhEfilVids AHN AhANNlNn filN7
ed In a free-for-al, in which the better
half very much got the better Of her
worse half, and gave him good
trounoipg. Then Policeman Brown
doomed up, whereupon the offending
husband was promptly arrested.
A public reception will be given next
Wednesday evening, In the First Meth
odist church In honor OF Rev. Dr. II. ].
Talbot, the new superintendent Of
Methodist missions In this state The
program VIII include plano solo by
Miss Nettleton, an address on behalf OF
the clergy by Rev. H. II. Mork, a So
prano solo by Mrs, Alfred s. Peters, an
address on behalf OF the laity by Judge
George II, Goodwin, a violin solo by
Prof. Nettleton, an address by Rev, J.
G. Mccain, an address OF recognition
by Bishop Earl Cranston, and response
by Rev. II j. Talbot, a vocal solo by
Mrs. Charles G. Plummer and an adj
dress on behalf Of the visiting clergy by
Rev. DR. Wishard, synodlcal missionary
OF the Presbyterian church.
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RETURNED MISSION ARIES.

Have you friend or acquaintance
in your former field OF labor, 10 whom
you would like TO send a copy Of the
Semi Weekly Newsl If so, take ad-
vantage OF our special offer, made to
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year to any point
In the United states Canada or Mexi-
co at half price, 800. This does not
apply TO points where there are regu-
lar wards or stakes, Foreign postage
extra,
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WHERE IS CAROLINE HEpwoRTH1

Robert Hepworth OF Airyman, Eng
land, desires to learn the whereabouts
Of his sister, Caroline Hepworth OF
Thornemorends Yorkshire, who left
Hun, England Sc years ago, and who,
when last heard from, was living at
Salt Lake City, Utah. Caroline was
the daughter Of Emma Hepworth' In
formation may be addressed 10 Mr.
Hepworth or Elder A. i, DIXON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30
THE 1904 CITY
DIRECTORY

Polk's Salt Lake City Directory for
1904 Is about ready for press, Secre-
taries OF Societies, Clubs, etc, pastors
OF Churches, and all others interested
are requested to write, or call at the
Directory ONCE a. once In order 10 In
sure correct Insertion Of their informa-
ton. -
w. p. COOPER.
secy and Mgr.
el7-C2O Dolly Bldg,
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AsFIToN's.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BAR
GAIN? A COSY HOME.

A new and attractive red pressed brick
cottage on 9th r. ST., 4 rooms, large re-
ceptlon hall. bathroom, pantry finished In
polished wood Of high quality. fitted with
electric lights, fine bath, etc, Burrows
screen doors and windows. cellar for
washing. arranged for three additional
rooms upstairs large porch front and
shade. and ornamental trees, good walks,
lattice work with archway; examine and
be convinced that this Is a bargain. Price
81 $50; 81. 800 cash, balance In monthly pay
ments of $3.50,
u lots, lOxl35 feet 20 alley, city water
one-half block from pavement leading 70
business center. near 9th West and End
South, 500 and S32 each have COM
menced to go and will not be offered long
2lsxg r., Q. front. near r. @. w. ASj.
2nxlO r., g. front, near End N. and LIST
West, 1885
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D. ]. SHARP COAL CO.

ofnces, 70 South Main st.. telephones
10 and 430,
Yard No. 1, First South between Third
and Fourth West. telephone 1913 rings.
Yard No. 2, Twelfth South and Elev-
enth East, telephone 6es
Yard No, 3. State between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth South, telephone lQ5.
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Rupture Cured.

Anyone troubled with rupture, can.
Ger. rheumatism or any old running
sore, can be permanently cured. We
use no knife for any OF these diseases.
Can cure at a distance. Examination
free. We guarantee one bottle of our
Diphtheria Remedy will cure any case
OF llphtheria. Write or call on us.
Greenhalgh Remedy Co.. 10. % L. 4th
South. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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NOTICE.

My wife. Emma Gardelus, having
without cause left my bed and board,
this Is to notify all whom Il may con-
Germ that | will not be responsible for
any debts she may contract, nor Will
assume any liability for any credit ex-
tended 70 her for any purpose what
ever JOHN GARDELIUS.
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oARTMAN MACHINE WORKS. JOB.
bling, repairing manufacturing Rear
Ford's Hotel
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ATTENTION. MUSICIANS.

Musicians desiring to become mem
bers OF Local l04 A. +, OF M. Will be
supplied with information by W. III.
Daniels. secretary, i5i West Second
South. All are invited, limited to Feb.
18th, 1904.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The bereayed family OF the late o, A.
r. Farrell wishes 10 extend their many
thanks for the kindness which they re-
ceived from friends during their late
bereavement.
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A 5-roomed house and barn, lot 2lRXlg
rods house modern shade trees anu
lawn.
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We pay 4 per cent interest per annum
on 81 TO $4,000 lions Savings Bank
a Trust Co, Joseph r. Smith Presi-
dent; George NJ Cannon, Cashier.
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NO GERMS OR IMPURITIES In
ROYAL BREAD. Made by machine OF
the very best -four. The label with
the crown on every loaf. Sold every
where.
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BOOK BINDING
And printing specially attended to at
the Deseret News Office Estimates
propmtly furnished. Rush orders o
speciality.
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PERSONALS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GRAND OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
on small investment; send for froe
booklet giving full details Dan Smith
suite. 70 Warlo Building, New York
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
OAKLEY.

Building up rapidly. Several houses
now under way TO cost 81, 800 to $500 each.
street car, city water. high ground. close
In. $50 10 80 per lot so cash. IS q mo.
No house 10 be built costing less than
Hubbard Invt Co.. IS W. End 50.
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When you want a loose leaf book
OF any kind; ledger, cost book, ETC.,
BREEDEN HAS 1T.
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DgRMAToLooY.

sUPERFLUOUs HAIR, MOLEs.
double chins and all facial blemlehes re-
moved Eczema, plmples oily. skin
large pores and blnckheads cured, mani
Dwlnell Mckay southeast corner Fifth
East and Second South streets,
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Utah IDAHO. THE WORLD.

Three new maps. Just issued, Utah
and 'aho on one side. the World on
the reverse side, including population
OF countries and towns according to
the 1900 census. with a brief sketch OF
every country In the world. Size PIX
Sllh inches value rs cents; sent to any
address for Csc. Address Deseret News
pook Store. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a, m. today
Barometer reading at 6 a. M, 1853
inches. Temperature at a. m, 70 de-
grees, maximum, 80; minimum, ~;
mean, %; which is 9-Gegrees below nor
NAL.
Deficiency OF the daily mean tempera:
ture since the first of the month. ~
degrees.
Precipitation since the first OF the
month, Las inch. which Is ,0I inch above
the normal.
FORECASTS TILL 2, NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Sunday
Utah forecast az Denver, Colo):
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday,
with local snow lurrles; colder In south
portion.
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Miss Cannon's School Of Cookery.

Plain and fancy cooking taught. For
particulars apply "a east South Temple.
Telephone 1889.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The barometer has fallen In nearly AL
districts except Montana, and Asslnl-
bola, The highest pressure remains
over the middle plateau, north Pacific
coast and the west Gulf states The
low pressure area Is central over South
Dakota and Nebraska.
Precipitation occurred principally
over portions OF Wyoming. Montana,
North Dakota, South Dakota Mlnnelo-
Ia, Illinois Missouri, Nebraska and the
Canadian provinces, II was showing
this morning at Kansas City Chlcaro,
Omaha, Rapid City, Huron. Bismarck,
and st. Paul. The temperature has
risen In nearly all sections. No zero
temperature was reported. Freezing
temperature extends as far south as
New Orleans.
r, ]. HYATT,
Local Forecaster,
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HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WAhTED.


MoLERs BARBER COLLEGE, So e.
1st South st, Salt Lake City, offers ad-
vantases in teaching the barber trade
that cannot be had elsewhere. Call or
write today for full particulars.
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Im.HrGLEY,HoNEsT PLUMBER

Reliable Electric Wiring.
100 e. First South. Phone ia
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REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS.

NEW, STRICTLY MODERN ROOMS,
cor lot, best location In cityi will sell for
less than cost, owner leaving staIe. IN
qure at premises. li2 So, Eth East.
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SLICK AS GLASS.
Skating on the Fair Grounds
The Globe Wernlcke Filing Cabinets
at
The Breeder Office Supply Co..
GO West Second South ST.
BEST SELLING BOOKS.

According to the records of all book.
sellers. the six books which have sold
best in the order Of demand during the
month are:
RECORD FOR DECEMBER.
1. The Little Shepherd Of King
dom Come. Fox..... ....,.nSl 50
@. Rebecca. Wigsin.,. >. .,..si rs
3. The Call OF the Wild. London. 81 80
4. The Heart Of Rome. Crawford. 81 80
s.. Colonel Carriers Christmas.
Smith,, 80, 49,. ..""N 80
6. Cherry. Harrington. ...,....Sl. 50
We have the above and all the latest
popular books OF the day.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Is Main St
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For s1.l0.

A 3-roomed pressed Duck. pantry clos
ets lot jOxlO0 IT. 10 alley, on Washington
Ave, near llth East city wafer car ser
vice. Terms 500 cash, balance easy terms
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WATCHES AND DIAMONDS.

GOOD AMERICAN WATCHES. AT
right prices, Reliable jewellers Watch re-
pairing, A. NJ. Surbaugh. 10 Mccormick
Building.
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For 1850

A 5.roomed pressed brick, nearly new
pantry, closets. etc; on Lincoln ave.
near 9th So; lot 3Sxl0 IT,; 800 cash, bal
ance easy terms.
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WANTED.

ABSTRACTS AND CERTIFICATES
OF Title limited or unlimited. TO any
property In Salt Lake City or County.
Utah. by the
DEsERET ABSTRACT COMPANY.
r. II. SMITH. Prest. and Mgr.
Office. 1904, Auerbach Building.
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IN PRINCIPAL CITIES.
Chicago, Jan. S0.-7 a. m. tempera-
lures; Boston, IS: New York, "a, Phil
adelphia, Cincinnati and st. Louis, 26
Washington. 8; Chicago lt-Minneap-
oils, s.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE

MISS BURKELLA PIERCE, PIER
pont School, Commercial Club Building.
Glasses meet daily.
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TODAY'S TEMPERATURE.
Yesterdays RECORD

Highest ........ ..,............32
Lowest .....,..,. .....,,.,...l2
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MAcHiNisTs.

NEWsoN 4 CO., general jobblng and
erecting machlnlsts. shop rear Ford Hotel
Iphono iieG n
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For A615.

A 4-roomed frame and lot 7Oxli2 ri
fenced; Is fruit trees, all kinds; all bear
y Ing; lawn; house In fine condition ms
is a genuine bargain don't fan To ihNeS-
tigate.
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ELECTRICAL.
TICKET BROKERS.

H-~sA>->--a-ss
oTTINGER's CUT RATE TICKET OF.
fee. Is W. and SO. ST., III. ]. Franklani,
Mgr. Tel 1888.
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FUTILE PROS & WOOLLEY,
Progress-Hcrald Building.
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ELocUTioN.

MISS GRACE DELE DAVIS, PIER
pont School. Commercial Club Building,
Glasses meet daily.
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

WIN. y. ARMSTRONG. MAcHINIsT.
Iron Fence Works. Rear OF "a West
North Temple
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GRosHELLs TICKET OFFICE, rs.
tablIshed 1855. Railroad tickets bought,
sold ami exchanged. No. 22l Main ST. :.
IA. Groshell. Manager.
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ZtoNs BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR.
lor, Is w. First South; fine cakes quick
service; reasonable prices
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LuM Der DEALERS.

GEO. l.. FELT & CO.. COMBINATION
fence, lumber shingles, lath, sash DOOR,
etc Cor Sth So. and State, Tel ~
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SHOES FOR osroRMEp FEET

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD
to IT. Special casts made, Scientific
shoe making Gus p Olsen, III 3. state.
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FLORISTS AND sEEDsMEN.

TWO CARLOADS OF FINE HOLIDAY
furniture delayed In transit to be soil re-
gardless OF cost l. X. I. Furn. & Carpet
lnstallment House. rs Z. Second South.
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNI.
ture. Carpets and stoves Your house
furnished complete. Cash or credit. L. N.
Lach, 800 State street.
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r, ]. HYATT,
Local Forecaster.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-29

annually worth to the corporation.
Can you expect a business man to
cause annoyance to his best custom
ers? Whether the poor man pays this
large tax in the end is Of no concern
to the city treasurer. There is good,
hard business sense in this point Of
view, and all administrations are alike
in this respect.
l was employed as an attorney about
ten years ago by few retail merchants
doing business around the market to
try and restrain the pawnbrokers from
the practice of buying goods in the
North and selling them here as unre-
deemed pledges. 1 at once advised go
ing before the Legislature, but was not
sustained on that point and we went
before Council with an ordinance mod
eled after the New York state law on
the subject. The matter was in hands
of a special committee all summer and
finally an ordinance was reported and
passed without resemblance TO the one
we had submitted and even this sub
stitute has not been enforced.
The only direct way is to go to the
Legislature in June with bill careful
ly drawn and appoint a. committee to
stay with it until its final passage and
approval by the Governor. The result
will be a general state law which can
be enforced according to its provisions
by criminal warrant by any citizen
when occasion arises. Attorney.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-29
----B aIs~a------
THE PAWNBR0KERS
AND THE LAW.

Editor Morning News: In my hum
BILE judgment any effort made by the
Chamber Of Commerce or the Retail
Merchants Association to remedy the
evils charged against the pawnbrokers
and money lenders of this city by mu-
nicipal legislation viii be utterly vain
and without substantial result. They
will be able to get ordinances passed.
but who is there to enforce them?
The reason is apparent and the peo-
pie who hasten to condemn the city
administration in such instances are
wrong for the simple reason that All
governments must be conducted on
strict business principles or financial
ruin will speedily ensue.
For example the pawnbroker in Sa-
vannah has to pay a city license of
$500 annually and the money lender
$3.50. The ordinary retail merchant 72o
and the others various amounts. So In
this sense we are all customers Of the
city and are appraised at what we are
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-29
WALL STREET I'M THE DUMPS AND
BULLS SHAkY OVER TRADE REPORTS
Money Flowing Into the Eastern Centers and
Bankers Unable to Maintain High Rates.
BY w. @. NICHOLAS.

New York, May 2s.-Wall street is
.sjll in the dumps. The stock market
makes an occasional squirt, but rallies
DO not hold as bulls would like. Trade
,sDorts are not entirely satisfactory and
me chapter of accidents is full of para
graphs giving encouragement to the
hears It is observed, however. that
Incubation is over for the time being
al least, and that the dips in prices
fan 10 bring out real property. Actual
disaster might cause a renewal of
noudation, but no such contingency is
IN sight. Hence, owners of securities
are sitting tight on their investments
with abiding patience.
The crop outlook may be said to be
bright and the month of June should
stimulate market action. The fashion
for years back has been to sell grain
and cotton during the month of June
and buy stocks on scenery" June
Is the month of greatest agricultural
promise.
Reducing Railroad PayrolIs.
Estimates showing the extent to
which railroads have been reducing
their working forces come as an I'M
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-29
GORDON NAMES TROOPS /.
TO GO TO MANASSAS,
six Vocal Commands of First Regi-
ment and Two Others TO Attend.

six Vocal Commands of First Regf-
ment and Two others to Attend.
Col. Scott. assistant adjutant gen
eral. has written Col. G. A. Gordon. in
command of the First Regiment, In
fantry, G. S. T., asking for informa-
ton as TO the designa ton, strength
and location of the companies of the
First Regiment that Will participate in
the maneuvers at Manassas Sept 5 to
TO- and also for the names of the COM
handing officers, and those of the field,
staff and non-c commissioned staff off,
GERS. Col. Scott states that like infor-
nation has been aked of the adiutant
Of the Second Regiment. Infantry, of
which a battalion will be attached to
the First Regiment.
The information requested of Col.
Gordon is desired at once, as il has
been asked Of the state by Gen. H. C.
Corbin, adjutant general of The United
States army, and commander of the
Atlantic division.
Col. Gordon will give the informa-
ton sought designating the six Sa-
vannah companies of the regiment as
being ready TO participate in the ma
neuveTs, each with it's full complement
OF three officers and fifty men.
The other two companies from the
First Regiment viii be selected from
Company A. Statesboro; Company E,
Waynesboro and Company g, Bruns-
wick. 1t has not vet been decided
which two of these viii be selected,
this depending in a large measure on
the ability of the men and officers TO
leave their business affairs.
The commanding officer of Company
E. Capt Scales, having resigned. 1t is
understood that the captaincy of the
company has been rendered its former
captain, W. A. Wilkins. Jr., and that
he has the matter under advisement.
When the troops go to Manassas It
is understood that Col. Thomason OF
the Third Regiment. senior colonel OF
the state troops, will be in command
Of the Georgia brigade and that Col
William G. Obear, inspector general, G.
S. T., VIII be assistant adjutant gen.
epal.