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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
CITIZENS SUPPORT
DAM PROPOSITION
representative Citizens Of Weber
County Favor Granting Fran.
chjse to U. /. & BY. Co.
DEATH CLAIMS YOUNG WIFE.
Mrs, Flora Rachel Gibbs Gives Her
Life to Save Others, and Fails
Victim of Diphtheria.

ogden, Utah, Dec, 4-The mass meet
.ns called for saturday afternoon at the
ogden tabernacle for the purpose OF
,urther discussing the ACCESSIBILITY OF
granting a franchise to the utan Lighl
6 Railway company to construct
largo dam and storage reservoir near
the head of ogden canyon, was well at
tsnded by representative people from
almost every section OF Weber county.
Great interest was shown In the pro-
iect by those assembled, IL being the
opinion Of majority Of those assem-
bled that the franchise should be
granted.
Fred j. Klesel was elected chairman
Of the meeting. The Utah Light g. Rail-
way company was represented by Col.
willard Young. General Manager K, ).
campbell and Commercial Agent Il. w.
Wade. Among those who favored the
huilding of the dam were David Nc
KAY. George Hail. William England
John A. Taylor, @, II. Hall. George w.
Bramwell, NJ Montgomery, Sidney Ste
vens. Abraham Nav, Thomas Bulge
ana others. Those who spoke against
The granting of the petition were: l..
n. Frorer. Mr. Mortensen, Christian
schade and George Fuller The main
contention against the proposition as
advanced, aside from the objections
heretofore repeated, was that an ideal
site for the dam was in the South Fork
canyon, where they claimed as much
water could be stored up as at the pres
ent proposed site.
After several hours OF debate the
following resolution was presented by
Fred j. Kiesel and was passed as the
sense of the meeting:
"Resolved-That 1t is the sense of
this mass meeting that the board OF
county commissioner of Weber county
grant the petition OF the Utah Light &
Railway company, now waiting action
by said board, to relocate, at its ex-
pense, certain portion of the county
road In Ogden canyon, as fully describ-
ed in said petition. Provided that said
board exact reasonable requirements OF
said company as to:
F'irst-Removing from the bottom of
the proposed reservoir any and all veg
ctable and other matter which, after
being covered by the water and upon
the water being drawn off might again
be exposed to the suns rays and cause
an unhealthful condition.
'Second-Draining any pools caused
by the drawing off Of the water re-
naming therein.
Third Submitting ample assurance
from engineers, experienced in the con-
struction and maintenance OF reser-
N0irs similar In character TO the one
under consideration. as TO the feaslhil-
Ivy and security of the proposed dam"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
OBITUARY.

WILLIAMS Died, at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. B. #. Cummings.
Dec. 3rd, 1905, Sarah Williams, relct
OF the late Bishop David Williams of
Scofield, Utah. and mother of A. l..
Williams, w. F., David j., Alma d.
Williams and Mrs. B. +. Cummings, in
her seventy-ninth year. Funeral SER
vices from the Fifteenth ward assem-
bly, hall, Wednesday. Dec, 9Th, at / q.
m. Interment City cemetery The re-
mains may be viewed at the meeting
house between the hours Of II and On
the day of the funeral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
IRISH HOME RULE.
Intention of the Unlonist Party TO
Force the Issue.

London. Dec. 3.--Evidence Of the in
tentlon Of the Unionist party to force
the question of home rule for Ireland
to the front In the impending election
struggle Is shown IN message sent
by Premier Balfour 10 Unlonist cam
didate in a bye-election. in which the
premier says he hopes the electors will
set an example of determined resistance
to- those home rule proposals which, as
we have recently heard from the leader
~ the opposition. once again threaten
the country
The political gossips are busy with
CO bnet- making for the Liberal party
The names suggested are interesting as
forccasting the return to office of sir
Charles Dixie, who has been for 20
years without a portfolio.
The Daily Telegraph somewhat curl
ousy predicts that the secretary for
Ireland in the Liberal cabinet will be
Sir Anthony mcdonnell, at present
under secretary to the lord-lieutenant
of ireland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
VICTIM OF sTABBING AFFRAY.

Chicago, Dec. S.-County Commits
sioner JoLr V. Kopf, who was stabbed
at the election Of the Thirteenth Ward
Republican club last Tuesday, died to-
day at Grace hospital. George G.
Roberts, who was arrested az the time
Of the stabbing with a knife open I'm
his hand, Is held at the police station,
no charge having yet been lodged
against him. The friends OF the dead
man declaIe that his death Is the re-
suit of a conspiracy among his poit-
ical opponents In the ward club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Chicago. Dec. 3.--Frank Krouskeek, a
cigarmaker, tonight shot and killed
Mrs. Antoinette Liska, at whose house
he was boarding. and then shot him
self IN the head. dying instantly.
Krouskeek, Il Il claimed, had tried TO
force his attentions on Mrs. Lisxa and
several times he had been requested to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
DIPHTHERIA CLAIMS WIFE.
Nurses Brother and Sisters Then Falls
Victim of the Dread Malady.

Ogden. Dec. 4.-Mrs. Flora Rachel
Gibbs, wife of Henry W. Gibbs, died
Saturday evening at s4j Of diphtheria
with which she had suffered only a few
days Her sad and untimely death ex-
cites the compassion Of the entire COM
munity Faithful and true she watched
over her three sisters and brother
younger than she. for several weeks
While they We're i'll from the dread ed
disease. They recovered and the quar-
aptine was taken down for about 10
days when Mrs. Gibbs came down with
the terrible affllction and all that low
Ing hands and medical skill could do
seemed to be of no avail, she gradually
grew weaker until the sad end came,
with her husband and aged parents at
her bedside.
Mrs. Gibbs was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Adams. She was
born in London England, Oct. 49, 1884,
but came to Utah when little girl
with her parents as a Latter day Saint,
to which church she was faithful TO the
end.
large funeral Cortege met at the
family residence at 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon and followed her re-
mains to the Ogden City cemetery
where they were laid to rest. AT the
grave members of the Wilson ward
choir sang SISTER Thou Vast Mild
ard Lovely" and Bishops Counselor
bingham spoke a few words Of COM
fort to the bereaved family The grave
was dedicated by Elders II. w. STRAIT
FORD. Some beautiful floral offerings
we're placed ON her beir by sympathiz-
ing friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
BOMB MAKERS HURT.
Russians In Geneva Injured by an
Explosion.

Geneva, Switzerland, Dec. IA num-
her of Russians were seriously wounded
by an explosion here today while they
were preparing bombs in private res
idence. An investigation by the author
tiles led to the discovery OF number
of explosives, fraudulent passports and
n secret printing press. Two OF the
men wounded In the explosion were
taken to the hospital hut the others
succeeded in evading arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
Cured PARALYSIS.

W s. Bally, p o.. True, Texas, writes
"My wife had been suffering Ave years
with paralysis In her arm. when | was
persuaded to use Billiards. Snow Eminent
which cured her all right, I have also
used II for old sores, frostbites and skin
eruptlons. II does the work, 25c, SOC, 81. 90
Sold by. u. G. NJ l. Drug Dept Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
JOHN II. DIX HOUSE BURNED.

New York, Dec 3.--rho mansion
built near Rye, n. Y, on Long Island
Sound, by John A, DIX. the war governor
OF New York wes destroyed by FIRE to-
day The house was owned by w. H.
browning OF New York. who estimates
the loss at about $1,000
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Our
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BRITISH NAVAL ESTIMATES.

London. Dec. Am official memoran-
dun issued by the admiralty states that
as the result OF recent reforms the next
estimates for the navy will show re-
duction Of 81, 10000 beyond the reduo-
ton Of $l7 900 made last spring.
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leave the house, but had refused. Ac-
colding TO Antolnette Liska, the dead
womans daughter, the two had been
quarreling violently, Just before the
shooting occurred,
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Couohino Shell Caused Death.

Harry Duckwell aged % years, choked
to death early yesterday morning at his
home, In the presence of his wife and
child. He contracted a slight cold a few
days ago and paid but little attention TO
a at Of cough ng which continued for some
time. His wife sent for a physician but
before he could arrive, another coughing
spell came on and Duekwell died from
siiffoca tion.--St Louis Democrat,
Dec. /, 1901" Billiards. Horehound Syrup
would have saved him 25c SOC and slD.
Sold by q. c. NJ. !. Drug Dept,
Neglected colds make fat grave
yards" DR.. Woods Norway Pine Sy-
rup helps men and women to happy,
vigorous old age.
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ELKs' MEMORIAL SERVICE,

Held In Honor of Departed Mem ters--
Visit Elks Ward In Hospital.
Ogden. Dec. 4.-The Elks club held
memorial services at the Methodist
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EA
A money challenge
A money challenge
A money challenge
A money challenge

Your Eroccr retar1s your mossy Il you don't liz.
5skiiins's Best.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
TELEPHONE COMPANY
ORANGES OWNERSHIP

From ..lrsdays Daily Ciugcnl
l-ate Iiy afternoon at "A m,s.
.ng of ,. GARD Of directors OF do,
Mutual matIc Telephone cOmpau.
ifiangeu were completed where
y CO.. is b. Sellers and Col ". u
GER o .s city. assume control o.
hat cor ans, these two senilemsa
having purchased majO IS oi 40.
t1ck OF company.
Col. II .. BE- sellers becomes pre-.
tent OF nh. company; Col IS. -
i.oer v president, FRANC Mckee
.HtsureI ..I T. ank a. St0ftz. seer,
t.y, H. Is s.. Negus. president %. tut
l CON .y, and W. J. Andrus. o
rDctof, UtvinF resigned A. r.
Walker N0- elected as a new director
.pl Srers was interviewed tnlt
'.uing .lltiye 10 the sale Ho
.."l tI. the purchase was mad,
an investment I'VE are
.Ie Jwnera OF a valuable T. an.
tu. offensive property, our
I.. rrs number 200 and We have
lrp. lns Tor many moro. which
$50. .rg an expenditure of at least
$50" tOhli These Improvements
aul nsions Will have 90 hr made
grag. We
l the purpose OF the Mutual
Au." lie Telephone company TO az.
ie,' # arrangement with the Colorado
Telt uo company. whereby the two
CON rs can w0k IN harmony u
is n. Intention Of the new manage.
mDu. reach an agreement with tnt
Color Telephone people. whereby
We give our patrons the adyan.
tag, he long distance phones 0p
era. tho Colorado company. also
the ~ this cOmpany's telephones
.n rru.'. parts OF the city not reached
By t Mutual Automatic"
Nv here be- any advance In the
prcsD. rltes7' was asked.
II .aU omphatlcally state gald
Col 7".ers, that the rates will re-.
main .. same. | wish 20 also have
70 Understood that there will be- no
chan. Ia the Office ioice OF the com
Dany hines will be- conducted along
the same lines as heretofore, with
tho exception thai wo shall strive 20
secure nr our patron. The best service
poaslh..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
a DENIAL FROM
SANTA &c OFFICIALS

4 telegram from Trinidad, Colo.
latcl May 2. says Rumors which
have been In circulation that the San.
ga 10 raj road ON this division is IN a
hole with reference 10 ~ motive facll
ltics. and that the congestion ~
freight on the road Is due 10 the fact
that eng mes are ln such q condition
that q Is impossible TO take them out
OF the round house. are vigorously de.
nied hy officers OF the road Some Of
the railroad men say, however. that
many OF the engines have not been
oyerhauled for weeks, and thai they
die on the road. uecoBsitatiug that
they boz sent back 20 the shops.
Il "a also being asserted thar tho
officials Of the road are not tryinR %
haul anything except passenger trains
and perishablc freight. and that oven
with this train crews have been OBJ.
Used 10 work from twoniy-siX 90
thirty-six hours nt a stretch
Officials of the road claim that the
water famine is largely responsible
for tho ack Of engines They assert
that The alkah water which must be
used eats ont the boilers and causes
them 10 leak q Is further claimed
that the road Is hauling everything
given 20 4
j. H. Hurley, the new general man.
ager o. the Santa ~, has boon here
experimenting the moving % trains
delayed by the recent floods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Goodrich, who resigned 20 become
cashier for the Washington life In.
surance company in this city.
q. y. plnncil. who had been cashier
At the santa Re agents oince a.
Needles for the past year, has ac.
cepted a position With the MoE1han a
Murphy Co. Of the same town.
Conductor Frank FlOmerfelt and
crew have been succeeded on the
work train az las Vegas by Conductor
WIN Hurt and crew, the nrst named
condrIur ana bis hrakomen taking a
run on the main line again
A gang ~ twenty-five laborrre
passed through Albuquerque last night
on their way 90 Belen The men came
from Kansas CITY. They we're shipped
by an employment agency there. ana
cont racted 10 go 20 work on the cutoff
W I Nidicr. general ticket agent
~ TIE pullman company in chicago.
passed through Cor the Pacific coast
b Jones. former station agent al
as Vegas. now located In the milling
ipnss nf iOa unaf. Is "a particular
friend OF MI Mldior
o. n Attrf a uumnrr lately ln.
tailed hy the SAINT fe al Blake. broke
lIE boz below IlD rIght huoe while
fHrtIur the nump BE vas taken t0
Needles whore the fracture was re-
utcd by be- " 3 Freeman and boz
vas thcn sent to 'he cumpanya hos.
Htai ~ Los Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
l~nEu+ @mn e~a-~g es-ewsnusssnus~uau
Railroad Topics


tFfnm Wednesday Daily Citizen)
The cuHauc,urs nsent.un began
IT, se sums nc portland. Oregon yes
terday.
d. Whcauoy, connected with the
engincD rug department of tAe Santa
Re. waa ln the city from Helen yes.
torday.
"a. g. Kelly "a the now chief clerk
10 The uniCc OF Sturukpuper T. ) Custer.
vice 4 " Rhin. who wa transferred
to California,
VII brown. division freight and
PASSENGER agent ~ the SANTA Fo, was
In the city today rom 81 Pasu looking
after bushes tor the cad
u. U Long and q n Bryant. have
hcpn promoted from flremen 10 engi
necrs and will have regular runs out
Of this city 10 the near future
Engineer n r. SIN % and Fireman
SWAMI belonging 90 the third run o.
the Giurluta mountain. steamed up to
las VEGAS from fanny sunday With
the fa5 ior repahs ai the local shops
iab0rcrs are siill heinz shipped ~
Wntrous and Trinidad 90 assist in 90.
tenivo repair work the Santa Fc is
doing at these pulnta After these re-.
pairs are completed the men viii DEE
sent 90 BuiUn
nuc Wallace WAS AZ Pennington
from simpsons trading post he
says tao Denver q Rio Grande SUR.
voyors are nov about twenty miles
south of that plRcS, going over the
Phelps Dodge line.
Inspector blanchard uf IN, Santa We
refrigerator dispatch. has gone 10 Ia
Iunta 10 help out during the rush
sunday he reported ! 400 loaded cars
for tho west standing IN the yards NJ
that division point
&. " Jackson and n w Cutshall
two linemcn ~ the n. p. a n. r.. are
up from AlamogordO. rebuilding and
repairing the telephone. telegraph and
electric lirht wires. In and around
Cloudcrnn, preparatory for The open
ing Juno iei
Tho Ice house which burned at Las
Vegas sunday nlght had a capacity of
5000 toms uf the CONCEALED luxury and
wnf nonry fun when destroyed
double force az men we're at work yes
tordav loading cars for IN lunta and
al The Ice on hand down town will b,
shipped out provided the railroad com
pany can handle a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
MISS GOULD 70 REWARD
SMALL 9OV FOR gpANEpN

For his act OF herolsm In saving
a Denver a Rio Grande train from
destruction, Leroy iryen Dixon. OF Ia
Plate county Colo. h. to be educated
at the expense Of Miss Helen Gould.
The boy was walking 90 school In
October 1904. when Be noticed
rock slide around q curve aud heard
The whistle OF the train down the
canyon he waved nis rcd hnndker.
chief and The train was stopped close
10 the slide.
The act OF tho boy w.s called 10 tho
aiteution OF Miss Gould when she visi
ted Denver She put the matter into
the hands of Secretary W A. banner
Of the Y NJ. g.. A. for Investigation.
A favorable report was made and the
bounty of Miss Gould will pay for the
education of the boy IN he beat
SCHOOLS and university The boy rs
very modest and takes bis good for
tune quietly Ito refused a reward
oiorgd him hy tho RAILROAD company
for his good deed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
AGR CULTURAL COLLEGE
WINS SILVER CUP
BOYs FROM MESlLLA PARK TOO
MUCH FOR CRIPPLED UNiVgR.
SHY TEAM.

From Wednesdays DAILY Citixnnl
agriculture college a. points
University 2 points
AZ u'Cuck the Indications we're
bat the track team Of me Coiogc
lt Agriculture A Mechanic Arts of
Mes lla PARK. bad carried off tho
nurth annual territorial track meet
witch was held M Traction park this
afternoon. by a aide margin.
The University team was badly erin.
Piled the loss 0f Thomas Bell one
ef thUir hrst men. who was called
away from the city yesterday hy fhc
serious illness ~ bis mother The
OcaI team was also seriously haudt
lproI hy being short of men NhiCF
forced 10 to enter most every man boz
f.' 'r. .frnft while fhc Agricultural
college team had fresh men fur ,be
different events.
The following are the results up TO
Z o No..
100 yard.dash -Deemrr nr#'
irr second Bnuis third. an from he
-.cuaural college Time Ia seconds
W Pound shot Roddinr Arricul
tural college. FIRST Hcald University
second; Kearney, Agricultural college.
third Distance 40 feet nv inches
Territorial record broken hy one fmIf
eirht inches
High juno Graham. AR cuultura
college FIRST Brown. Agricultural GO.
.erc. second. Alvord. Tn vrrsifv
fhIrd Height feet inches.
'2N Nurd-'ash Dprmrr HrI.
lor second: Bouts ihlrf. ~ fruv 'a
ricultural college Time 223b Terri.
torial record broken hy DO OF seq
1nd
12pound Hammer RcIlIrg 'Hr.
cultural college. first. irwin. Univcr.
atty second: Kearnoy Agricultural col
lege. third Distance 1872 feet lUia
inches Territorial record broken hy
Is feet ~ inches.
220.Yard HurdlcR- Myers Arr'cul.
'urnl 60 loco fret. Allen University
second; Irwin. University. third. limo
27h Territorial record broken by
] $40 seconds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
sANlrAnluM aoEs


from Thursdays Daily CitlzenD
From banquet IN ST. l4ouis iasi
night. came che onlclal announcement
Go ban ',,t in Las yeas iast night.
thai the Meadow City had secured
the National traternal Seuitarmm
The 80 Louis banquet was held nj
the planiors hotel. where the differ.
cnt heals ~ departments connected
with the great Fratornal 6anliar am
movement had met 90 give publicity 20
their selection Of the most suitable
location. The banquet al Las Vegas
Wns hold az the Castaneda. where
che busiu q men VI Las Vegas were
dolng houlr CD the New Mexico Med
teal aociot
ln So Luis we're gathered 10 the a.
termnon a. the central office OF the Ma.
tionai I'D formal sanitarIum. In the
Chem 'cal building President Edison
and Seer iry Hatfield. Who signed
the lmpu ant agreement as repre-.
sentative lf the select ing committee,
vs.. 10 Jaf on assistant to the prem.
dent vi o. Santa W. railway system.
who rep uted thc railroad com
pany an b. %. Pierce of Las Vegas
who rcrr nuted the people of that
city The gentlemen signei each Tor
the inter hp represented. and thr
great trar action was done Las We
rns beca che location of the great.
ct SAINT nm of which the human
mind has .o Far In Us history boon
able go C. Give
Three ug, led to the selection W
las Nvg The natural sultnh oness
uf ita clir and location the liberal
/ icy OF o. uDlc. and the liborallty of
fho SAINT . railroad Tho company
save The ..HteEuma h1el. 1000 acre
" groun and cultivated farm
which a. Eo and productlyeness .
second Z. zone In New Mexico. The
uapninc hotel u red sandstone.
and cnnta Ing 800 rooms. ia the fines
/ building me southwest. and with
The land shIch the railroad company
a 40 douai IN easily worth 81 600
coo. I'd neuplc Of las Vegas on
/ their par alsed the GIT ~ lana fo
| 5000
on m, .Fcr hand. the sanftariun.
manager WIN establish the Fratr-
n7l City Hlrh viii start our WITH
/ 1000 pc representing the 0r
I Tlthoriu sick from 5000 GOO frafef
nlIsts y wIll pVpend $50 0n0 in rr
furnlshir ho hotel which will %.
1prn 90 .H. and they viii oVton
. 'No nun and accommodate ons DI
their ten rI cottage town as fasi n
such eyt ION ls physically possible
That tho win DO 10000 people thor.
IN the pos. ten Or fifteen yea-s
carcely mite ~ doubt AlNuoueruu
wishes Co. pocd 10 the enterprise