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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
Both Sexes Represented ia Police Court
Today--Femals Tourist Drunk,

Fred Ellis, arrested upon the cum-
plaInt Of } H. Allen ON the charge u
attempt at robbery. entered a plea OF
not guilty In police court this morning
and the date Of his preliminary hear
ing N1s set Tor Aug II.
Helen De Llsle an aged drunk was
released under a suspended ecutenCe
this morning by Judge Whitaker
Samuel Hallet aged Sc, was released
yesterday. after having been picked w
on the street IN Il drunken condition.
This morning he was on the mourners
bench again to answer TO the same
charge. He made plea for clemency
TO Judge Whitaker giving his advanced
age as one reason why he should he
dealt with m moderation. Judge Whit
aker was OF the opinion that about 10
days under the care Of Uncle Sol would
about sober him.
Jane Doc was the best Onlcer GU
hTanNen could do In thc way of naming
his fair prisoner last night At that
time shc could do no better for the
reason that perhaps she did not know
her own name She IS travelling from
New York, her last place OF abode, to-
wards Los Angeles. When she used her
Salt Lake stop over she imbibed too
freely and spent the night as the guest
OF Salt Lake city In court
this morning she said her true name
was Mildred De La Mar. Mildred VIII
be forced to leave this city before D
o'clock this afternoon.
W. II. Sims was released upon motion
OF Prosecutor Dole this morning Sims
was charged with assault and battery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09

speak in the Jewish Temple on Fourth
East street.
r. L. white, an old time resident Of
this city. and now Il citizen OF San
Francisco, Is in town ylsItlng en- route
to Toronto Ia attend the International
convention OF the Typographical union
w. A. Gibbons, a prominent Las We
gas y NJ, business man, Is In the city,
and called this morning on Attorney
General Brceden. whom he had not
seen for % years. Mr.. Gibbons has
been to Grand Junction TO register.
G. NJ symnes and w, c. Chaves OF
Atehson, Kansas, are visiting salt
Lake city and will aid IN taking stock
for'the Symnes Utah Grocery Co. These
gentlemen are connected with the pa
rent house, which is located In Atehl-
son.
General superintendent Sommers OF
the Bell Telephone company has re-
turned from business trip to Provo
where the city council granted the re-
quest OF the company to locate certain
line Of poles five feet out from the
trees
Mrs John A. McCabe and daughter Of
bOone, la,i VINO nave been WISHING IN
this city for several days past with Mr..
McCabe, who Is special revenue agent
for this district, left for their home to-
day, They enjoyed their stay here very
much.
Mr. and Mrs. David L, Anderson OF
Chicago are visiting with Capt. and
Mrs. Samuel Porter at the Kenyon ho-
tel. Mrs, Anderson Is Mrs Porter's
slater. She will remain here one month,
while Mr. Anderson WIN remain two
weeks,
Mr., Fred l.. Presbrey for long time
chief clerk at the Kenyon, but for the
past three years manager OF the Hal
lenbeclt hotel in Los Angeles accom-
panied by his Wife, is visiting Salt
Lake, They are registered at the
Kenyon, Mir Presbrey reports the ira
vel at Los Angeles considerably heavier
than il was year ago at this time,
due largely to the Portland fair, many
Of whose visitors take IN Los Angeles
on the round trip Mr. and Mrs, Pres
breY have many friends IN this city
who are glad TO sec them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at 6 a, m
today:
Barometer reading at 6 M. HE3
inchch. Temperature at a. M, 10 de-.
grees; ma Nmum, 80 minimum. 6. mean.
81, which Is degrees above normal
FORECASTS TILL O. 7. NJ. THURSDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city AMI
vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Thursday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Precipitation occurred over portions az
the Gulf and Atlantic states upper Mis-.
slssippi and Ohio valleys Tennessee up
per lake region, extreme northwest
southern Rocky Mountain slope and
plateau region, Heavy rains were report.
ed as follows; Norfolk, Va. l.S inches
and Galveston, i.O2 IL was raining this
morning at Washington, .. g. Thunder.
storms were reported at a number OF
r. J. HYATT.
Local EorecasteT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
BIDS" SAYS MAYOR.
Get Along without Them Says Board
OF Pubic Works

Mayor Morris today approved a num-
Der OF matters passed by the city coun-
ell on Monday night but he did not
approve OF the action Of the council au-
thorizing the board Of public works to
let the contract for paving South Tenn
pie street from Seventh to Tenth East
street to r. j, Moran at the same figure
as he is now doing the other paving on
the street. This matter is held up by
the mayor awaiting an opinion from the
city attorney as to the legality OF letting
the contract for the paving without adj
yertising FOR bids for the same.
The board was Of the opinion that Il
would save q great deal Of time by let
ting the contract To- Moran without adj
vertlsing and hence n thought such a
step advisable. The mayor believes that
bids should be called for and other
contractors given a chance on the work,
and he don't believe It can be done
legally In any other manner The three
blocks 70 be paved means an eXpendl.
ture OF about 100000, and public i'm
provements of that magnitude, he be-
licves, should go through the regular
form prescribed by law even though II
does take a little longer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
PRIZE FOR PORTLAND YELL
S25 for q City "Whoop' and Same for
Slogan of from Two to Five Words.

Portaud-It you want 10 make l25
easily try your hand az writing a yeli
FOR Portland nc the Lewis and Clark
Exposition. The date is Sept 30. hut
the yen must be In the hands of the
committee by Aug 81 The exposition
company offers o prize OF S2i 10 the
person who submits the yell that may
be considered best for the purpose
Contestants should remember that
something in the nature OF college
ven Is wanted; but Il must be original
and striking The contest In open to
an An yells should be sent 10 Henry
y Reed secretary Of the exposition, the
envelopes being marked Portland
Day"
Another prlze Of sG5 is offered under
The same conditions TO the person
writing the best slogan for Portland
By slogan rs meant catch. phrase such
as the one used by Tacoma 10 excellent
effect. watch Tacoma Grow" The
name OF Portland, OF course, must fig
uro. The sogan must have the merit
Of being lively and convincing
thing that will cause people 10 think
and talk about Portland and ask ques-
lions. IL must not be more than Ave
words, but may be less.
The results IN these two interesting
and novel contests will he announced
shortly after the 3lst OF August. Port.
land day. Sept 30, promises 10 be the
biggest day 81 the entire exposition IN
point Of attendance and general inter-
est.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
BUSINESS NOTES,

a.. ---~>-k
The Spring City Creanery a..
OF spring city, Sanpete cougtv oip1thy
copy OF It's articles OF lnoorpor5 t i,vu
the secretary Of states ono w IN
It's capital stock Is $4,000. dly6sSSO 1lay
Shares OF the par value Of * .sc c,o
james Clawson IL president, I. " '1Vn
derson, secretary; Emil Erickson trs Nu-
urer Nuas-
'roday's local hank clearirgs amopr,
ca to S636,3S4Oi, as against S55s SS9 AZ
for the same day last year '''''
Articles of Incorporation OF the Han
GALLAGHER Merchandise Rrokev5ae "on,
pany Of this city were fled In te,
county clerks office today The e, NE
tai stock OF the company IS 5000 Al.
ylded into shares Of tile par vsps ~,
$40 each. J. r. Marshall h presldsr..
;, $. Porter vice president. X. W
Watt secretary and treasurer. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09

month; made 1900 inspections; served
goo written notices cleaned $40 cess
pools, vaults and grease-trapsi served
100 notices TO remove refuse, Inspected
a houses for sewers and made % sew
er connections.
There were 2i5 loads OF garbage de-
stroyed al the cremotory, also 10 wagon
loads OF swirl l6 horses lil dogs,
goat COW and cats A total
OF 200 loads Of ashes and rubbish We're
dumped at the city dumping ground
The food Inspector condemned j,5l0
pounds OF food during the month lie
also made the following Inspections;
Ninety-nine stores, Is hotels, SO CONF
mission houses, 9S meat markets, %
bakeries, a. restaurants, q danles, 30
fish markets, 5 brewerles 3 Slaughter
houses and one hog ranch
twenty eight houses composed OF lgl
rooms were dlslnfected during the
month ana the following cases OF con-
taglous diseases We're reported Eight
teen smallpox II typhoid fever, Q dlph-
liberia, scarlet fever and / chickenpox.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
A GREAT DISPLAY.
Sc Says Mr. D. s Spencer About tn,
Twin Falls Exhibition.

d. s. Spencer, assistant general pas
senger agent Of the Oregon Short Line
returned this afternoon from Twin
Falls, Idaho, where he has been for
several days In attendance upon the
opening OF the Mlnldoka & Southwest
ern branch Of the Short Line Mr.
Spencer said the celebration al the new
town was one ever 10 be remembered.
There was large crowd present and
everything passed on in splendid snaps.
The display Of sugar beets, wheat
oats, barley and alfalfa were for be-
yond expectation, considering that this
was the first crop raised on the land
and the Yield per acre astonlshed the
Oldest farmers, For a stretch OF 10
miles along the line Of the road the
wonderful growth OF all kinds of ce-
reals was remarkable when It Is re-
membered that only two years ago
there was nothing but sagebrush.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
COURT NOTES.

SUN to quiet title TO some lots In
Liberty Park addition has been fled
IN the district court by Roy Jones
against sarah 3. Jones and Maria b..
Jones.
Judge Armstrong today rendered a
decree in favor OF plaintiff by default
IN the case of John 4, Odn against n.
r. and II. ID. Waterman and George
stephan. quoting plaintiffs title to lot
b, block l. West Boulevard subdivision
of block g. live-acre plat A, big field
survey.
The san Pedro. Los Angeles & salt
Lake Railroad company filed suit In the
district court today against Henry j.,
Walk to condemn a right of way over
defendants land located in the north
east quarter OF section ., township
south, range west, Salt Lake meri-
dian
An interlocutory decree has been rem
dered by Judge Richie In favor Of
plaintiff In the condemnation suit
brought by Peter CART against j, r, Al
len ct al, IN which plaintiff II allowed
TO take one-hfth OF his usual amount Of
irrlgatlng water through the ditch rum
ming across defendants property until
tue Nllul Utdlllls WI WV NHoNs Ahc Nv
ton was brought to condemn a right
Of way for an irrigation ditch from the
Draper ditch across defendants land TO
the property OF plaintiff.
Condemnation proceedings have been
commenced In the district court by the
Rio Grsnde Western Railway company
against Minnie Norberg to condemn n
right Of way over defendants property
for the construction OF the Black Rock
spur which will extend from the Blng-
ham Junction Bingham line TO Pleas
ant Green, a distance Of II miles In a
northerly direction, The proposed spur
viii extend to the new shelters which
viii be built at the point Of the noun
tain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
DIES IN A BOX CAR.
william Anthony, Colored, Found sufo'
Gated at Morgan City,
lsneclnl 10 M oNews. p


Morgan, Utah Aug with hands
and feet bleeding from the efforts made
10 summon help. William Anthony q
colored man, was today found dead
from suffocation In a box car Circum-
stanclal evidence points 70 the fact that
Anthony, who WAS stealing a ride, set
the car on fire from a match or tobacco
and mflocated before the fire was no.
tice1 by the tralnmen
The ear IN which the death occurred
was attached 70 through freight No. 8
from the east routed through 20 san
Francisco On approaching Morgan
the conductor noticed smoke coming
from the car and he stopped the train.
The car was detached as quickly as
possible and an inspection made. The
seal on one door was found 20 be broken
and excelsior packing, used on the fur
niture with which the ear was loaded,
was ablaSe In eXtlnguishing II the
volunteer firemen We're horrlhed to find
the body OF the colored man lying on
the floor Documents on his person APP
larently established his Identity, and
mn effort win be made to locate rela-
tiyes iu the east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
HEALTH FOR A MONTH.
Clerk Brothers Gives Report of Past
And Existing Conditions.

The report Of Clerk Brothers OF the
board Of health for the month OF July
shows that there were l2s births, Of
which u were males ana 66 were fe-
males. This Is an unusual state OF af-
fairs IN the city as Il Is the general
rule that the births Of girls outnumber
those OF boys, There We're 81 deaths
IN the city during the month Of which
81 were males and 30 females. OF the
total number, n deaths were caused
from cholera infantum. Two deaths re-
suited from old age the victims being
over IS years OF age. The death rate
for the month was 81 per cent as com.
pared with rs per cent for the same
month last year.
The sanitary department received and
attended to 70 complaints during the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
KEYS ARE TAKEN.
Their Loss at saltair Bathing Houses
Cause Serious Iuconvesienos.

a complaint was made today to Man
ager Langford Of saltar relative to In
ability to secure bath house keys at
times; end Mr. Langford says IN reply
that the scarcity Is due to the propen-
sity Of patrons to carry off keys. It
seems that people who would resent
Immediately any suggestion OF their
being petit hrcenlsts. think Il perfectly
prop,r to carry on bathhouse keys Mr..
Langford says the loss amounts to
over 100 per day. A bather was caught
the other day coming up out OF the
water with two keys strung around his
neck, and two more were found in his
possession In the bath room he was oc-
cupying People win get keys and II
the bathrooms are not located accord
ing 10 their liking they Will pocket the
keys ana go further along the line
hunting for others I'm this way some
times three and four keys viii get into
the possession OF one or two parties,
who forget the Inconvenience they are
putting others TO- IN not leaving them
where they belong Mr. Langford says
Il keeps him busy having new keys
made and as long as patrons viii do
such things, Il Is hardly fair TO blame
the management,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
PERSONALS

Capt. N. O. Morgan has gone to Brigh-
ton on a vacation
Miss Bertha MIdgley left today
on a three weeks vacation to Portland,
Rev Price Of the Bingham NJ E.
church and family have left this com
ference and gone east.
Miss Dorothy o'Connell has gone to
the Portland fair to study the foreign
dressmaklng exhibits.
Rev Deneaf, one Of the instructors at
All Hallows college Is confined TO his
room, threatened with typhoid.
+. c. schaefer, president OF the Ger
mania Bank Of New York city, and
wife are guests at the Knutsford
Or. and Mrs. c. Fred Plnkerton LETT
yesterday for two weeks camping
and fishing trip through Weber cam
ycn
Manager Harris Of the Commercial
club has returned from o pleasant va
cation In the mountains around silver
lake.
Hon. A. 3, Moss Of Payette, Ida,
prominent property owner there and
well known over the state, Is guest
az the Kenyon.
Mrs. Benjamin Young. wife OF the
pastor Of the First Methodist church,
has been called to Pittsburg, Pa, by
the serious Illness Of her father
Assistant County Attorney Willard
Hanson left today for Fish Creek noun
tains IN southern Utah on a hunting
and fishing trip Of a weeks duration,
w. c. chaves and G.. w symmes Of
Atchison, Kas., are visiting Salt Lake.
They are connected with the Kansas
branch OF the Symmes Utah Grocery
company
Rabbi Emil Hirsch VIII be In this
city later in the week. from Chicago
and an effort will be made to have him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
COnhrmed Burglar and Harness
Thief is at Last Landed in
State Prison
BROKE INTO A CIGAR STORE.
The Jury Recon- mended Mercy Ia Case
Or Punishment Would Have Been
Still More Severe.

Sam Grice vas today sentenced TO
IL years IN The state prison by Judge
Armstrong in the criminal division Of
the district court for the crime OF bur-
glarizing II cigar store on west Second
South street on the night OF May 20,
1905 The jury recommended mercy
In the case, otherwise the defendant
would have received nearly the maxi
mum sentence Of 20 years. at least, that
Is what the court lntlmated in passing
sentence.
Grlce WAS brought into court today
In company with his wife and two chill
dren. He asked the court for a new
trial. but as his attorney had not made
The motion IN a formal way and was
not present IN court, the request was
not considered at all, Sam stated that
It meant death to him to go 70 the state
prison, as he was old and done up"
He said that he did not care on his
own account, but that he did care on
account OF his wife and children
When he had concluded his speech,
Dist Atty Loufbourow called the
courts attention to the criminal rec.
ord Of the defendant and stated that Il
should be considered IN passing sem
tcnce, lie said that the defendant had
been sentenced to three years for bur
glary on one occasion and two years
In the state prison for a similar crime
at another time. He had also been
sentenced 10 20, 80, 10 and 80 days In
jail at different times for drunkenness,
ilghtlng and petit larceny In addition
TO that the district attorney said that
the prisoner had been arrested on rum
erous other occasions but was not con-
vlcted
Judge Armstrong stated that he was
inclined TO regard the recommendation
of the jury for mercy, otherwise hs
would give the defendant pretty near
the limit He then passed sentence
tfDpu hin, etatod aIova
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
oYsTE RWAR.
Fishermen Organize to Fight
Encroachment OF the Trust


New York. Aug 9.--An oyster war
OF such magnitude as 10 matelslg
effect the local supply for the stason
opening next month, unless promp!N
settled, has broken out between moe
pendent fishermen IN New YORK waters
and a combination OF wealthy oys'er
men, who. II is declared, not only oen..
troll ths planted beds OF the state, DIV
are now trying to set hold OF mos
OF natural growth. The fishermen nav
organized a protective association M,e
began proceedings yesterday 70 preVeh'
the lease or sale, A. nominal hBules,
OF any oyster or clam beds or natuts,
growth. to tho members OF the ausse'
trust. ,.y
In 1857 the legislature pasted KY
for the purpose Of stimulating tne Vu,t,
walton OF oysters. provldins. tor tus
sale of all available land upder Wa'eI
AZ for shell fish cultivation put ~,
preasly preserving for the people OF u,o
state ali tho natural beds. II IS hom
alleged by the small fishermen that w
big planters, for nominal SUM Va
about rs cents an acre ACQUIRED az ~
available lands under water near v ms
city and began TO enoroaeh upon Wv
natural beds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
YOUNG PEOPLE W ED,
Robert N. Wilson and Miss Sarah
Williams Surprise Their Friends.

state Senator w n Williams and wife
today ANNOUNCED the marriage Of their
daughter Sarah to Mr., Robert n, Wilson
the we'll known young railroad man.
The news Of the ceremony comes as a
surprise to the friends Of the principals.
who were Of the opinion that the auspI-
cious event was yet for the future hut
II transplreS that The wedding took place
at Pennington on June q last
The bride Is an accomplished and hand.
some young woman and the groom, once
an employe Of the Dcscrct News, Is at
Island Railroad company with head
quarters in this state Tie Is the son NJ
the late Judge T.. a, Wilson and is re-
garded as a young man % integrity and
ability, lie was today receiving the con.
gratulatons Of hts many friends and
with Mrs Wilson will boz at home to them
IN tho near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
prest. Harper visits John D.

Chicago. Aug. 9.--President William
r. Harper Of the University OF Chica-
go, accompanied by Mrs. Harper, left
last night for Forest Hin, the home Of
John ID. Rockefeller near Cleveland,
Ohio. The visit, It was announced, Will
be- purely social.
DR., Harper said that his health is bet
ter than it has been at any time since
he was operated on for cancer and that
he is retaining his strength while teach
ing two hours daily besides attending
TO his Official business at the univer-
eifV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
Bomb Factory Discovered.

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 0, 1850 a. M
Reports received here show that the
situation at Gomel and In that neigh
horhood is serious. a bomb factory
has been discovered at Gomel by the
police and II IL asserted here that the
Jews there are trying to stir up dis
orders among the peasantry. Gomel
was the scene of the Jewish massacre
last year.
Work has been resumed at Reyal,
where a serious strike has been on
for some time past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
Judgment by Consent

Judgment by consent In favor e
plaintiff for 5000 was rendered by
Judge Armstrong today In the case OF
Della Maud Cottrcl by w r. Cottrell,
her guardian ad Item, against the san
Pedro. Los Angeles and salt Lake
Railroad company The plaintiff was
run over by one Of defendants trains
at Milford on Jan. Is, 1908, and one foot
and one arm were cut Oft Defendan
tory negligence on the part Of p,aintlff.
but It consented To allow Judgment To-
be entered for the sum named above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
DIED..

GARRETT-Ar-BI west Sixth solth' asl,
Civ al eG a. m, Aug =, BRUCE Ses
ret veterinary surgeon born Ju"' "
1861, IN Indiana, .,. of,srroon
al o'clock from the uldellNih.'vtss ylisd.
Tors Of Jos VIM, Taylor. tTiehus
Intermcnt private.
wERB.--At the homo 81 her paisrV %
Aiamcda Ave, Isabella Webb' ah'u
Years. OF typhoid fever Ia Ftdsy
Funeral services will he nelqhisvsnth
afternoon az 9'J'cfcck nom "
ward chapel. Friends invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
LIBRARY MATTERS.
Report for Month of July Considered
Total Membership 1852

Al the regular monthly meeting Of
the free public library board yesterday
afternoon. the librarian Miss sprague,
submitted her report for the month Of
July, which shows that there were 25-
Sll volumes in the library on Aug. L.
and the total membership on that date
was 1912. The increase IN the NUM-
Der Of volumes for thc month was 264
and the Increase IN membership was
IFS. During the month there We're a
volumes lost discarded or destroyed
There wero sap volumes loaned for
home use, an average daily loan OF 35l
and there we're 3,0S2 books loaned IN the
reading rooms an average of i28 per
day. The goin In circulation over last
month was al. It Is estimated that the
average number OF daily visitors at the
library was 5I7
The classified circulation Is ms fol-.
lows.