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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
GIGANTIC SKELETONS
OF Prehistoric Indians Found In
Maryland,

Baltimore Juno .e,,.A number ~ gi'
goDllc skeletons OF prehistoric Indians,
nearly EIGHT ,cot tan ara reported TO
have been discovered along the banks
Of the Choptluk river IN this state by
employee Of the Maryland academy ~
trlouuus ana arc NOW 0l the acadcmNS
building whore they are being arlicu'
lated ana restored,
The collection comprises eight skcles
tluns, Of which some ara those Of No'
men ana children They are not all
complete, but al the larger bones have
been found and rhorc IN at least one
complete specimen ~ male adult II
" believed the romnins are about 1000
years old, signs ol tho camps Of later
Indians ul5p Nrro revealed about 10
feet above tho graves which contained
The skeletons At the point ON the
thoplnnk whore the remains We're
found there are Noou shelving cifs
Of sand aud gravel that extend TO the
waters odg, Beneath this bank is a
layer of mari The graves are In the
sund a. few feet above the hard mari
ana were covered by deposits " bee
tween 20 ana 80 feet of sand and grayel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Seven Negroes and Que White Man
Taken From Jail and
Shot
A VERY MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
AZ Command to Fire All bat One
Fell Dead, But lie Fcicncd
Death

WltkIusvlllc ca June 30 Elgh,
rrIfonurr were mkon llou tho lull here
lhlH morning and so,cu thot 90 death
by "a mob Of masked white men with.
IN goo wards NJ the ,eulor of me town,
Elgu, men were carried Do the scoul
Of lha yuDhng bat one mmculously
escaped death by failing 90 Dup ground
when the ,ollcy WAS nrol wi lolgnoi
DEATH
The names of the prisoners vino were
Killed are LOWS Robertson Rich Rob.
IuHuU sandy pr.ur, claude Elder. ROl
llnU1g Jim NcmlN ull negroes ami
Ion hyuorh white
Joe Patterson, negro loIgupd death
ana No mob lon hiW, thinking be- too,
had been r'ddl,d with bullets
-Four NJ the prisuuulF were charged
with bcmg implicated IN the murdor of
llolhr ok and hN wife several Uuuks
ugu. md ono Wur hold fm Attempting
criminal assault The others Nrrc W
JAN uu minor charges The mob fuumnu
lusl after midnight and marched lo lUo
JAIL where the knyp Wurp demanded
tho drmWd VAS made ul lhu point ~
rilog ana the lHllur realized mat resist
anco was u4rlosn with tho koNs lon
lholr lnsaossiuu lhu mob opened nll the
cells. ordered lhu Inmates oul and then
liuod up lu snglo lllo. tying them with
ropes.
Tho prisoners, eight n number Ncrc
marched lu corner lUl Within 200
yards NJ the Wil ana m the heart NJ
the town whore they were hound lo "a
fence with their hands ilod behind
th0n The WORK had hcnn pen quietly
done thai tho sleeping residents NJ the
town had mot been aroused,
At a command ny their loader tho
mob stepped back fow pacos. tool,
deliberate aim and Urud Il yolloy from
ullos. shot guns and pistols into the llno
~ prisoners, Every man IN front NJ
the mob foll M the FIRST yollcy
Relieving lls work had been made
complete the mob quickly dispersed
An EXAMINATION by the iuilor who
had been forced boy tho mob 10 accom-,
puuy n 20 tho scene " the oNocutlou
showed that seven NJ tho men hpd been
Mddlod nv hullctF, but Joe Patterson
WGg found 60 have been only slightly
injured patlorsons escape from death
! was Os by "a miracle, for the fence
post 10 which ne had been bound was
torn INTO frnRmcnls by me bullots ~
possessed he presence Of mind ~ fal
| Win his Inflated companions ana re'
! manned molionlcss ON the ground.
The rattle of the volley aroused the
| town Scorcu Of oltl2ous sprnR from
thcIr beds u alarm lo nud tho mob
mo- whore In evidence, however
The strength Of the mob has been
| ymlouslv estimated, Thc inIlor said
that there were many armed men, an
wrnrinR mugkF Ne says DE- delivered
the koys lo the mon believing II was
better lo do that than resist which he
was told would mean the dynamlllng
NJ me prison Calming udlnitlnnce 10
thr SAN the mob lrsl sought Sandy
Price. who was arrested late yesterday
afternoon by posse. 81 the time ~
his arrest a lyu,hng wos narrowly
oyoWod price VAS charged by Mrs.
Weldon Douloy who llNcs IN the sub,
urhs NJ W0tknsylllc with having at,
tempted criminal assault "Wednesday
afternoon 80 further trouble II anti.
Jlratol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
SENATOR MIICIlElL'S CASE


Portland or, June ?s,--1hc ease ~
United states senator Mitchell viii not
go 10 .ho Jury before tomorrow night
on the earliest, and probably not uutil
some time Friday
To-day was consumed by District A..
iumoy lloncy I'M finishing his argumout
for the prosecutions ana when ho com'
plotted n court WAS adjourned tIll toe
morrow Judge Bennett VIII commence
ia spplk m behalf OF Senator Mitchell
tomorrow morning and Win ho follow'
ca hy senator Thurgton Mt Honey
viii then mako his ilnll argument
n time remains Judge De Haven
win give his charge tomorrow This
however, suomH very unlikely unless
the lawyers FOR the defense consume
much less time than II Is believed they
WILL
Mr. Honey in his argument traced
lho transactions VI the 0rm M relation
io land matters from tho time the SON
ulor uskcd for copy of the ilrmH
books, covering the period from Mo-
Nomhor 1901 until juno. 1909. His ar
l,Iqnmcnt ~ the defendant for having
brrn the cause Of the perjury of Judge
Tanner and nis son ana Tor hls Ht'
tompi iu Whorn hNl private secretary
ulrrv Robertson. 10 testify In accord
nnya with tho fnlfN defense outlined
Mas mcrclcsf and caused tho face NJ
an, defendant ~ fame ana pale with
passion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
IlNlNllCll'S TACTICS,
Presenting Army with Narrow
front Instead Of Extended | lank

Toxic June gS,..Thc following spc.
tm| dlUpilrh has been received from
Moi
.gcn Linovllrh IL following mclloa
0''loIeul from those of kurOpaikln
ln1 lH presenting his army with u mar,
TOW front Instead NJ with extended
llNkH The rcinforucWcnF roialNcd
Prom European Russia have hocn bare.
. w0lrIont Io NH the gap caused by the
defeat Al Mukdcn,
An outbreak of dysonuy M HAT,
pm hld made ID uouopHrV ~ send
00n patients 10 1MtNNr whore oy.
ons.yc hospital accommodations have
been built
Snos from the army of Gen Line
tNrh are being arrested dlOy by mo
laplnosc. those In custody now mum.
boring between 10000 and 10000. 4 chi.
pose olhnor with headquarters al Pam.
lonrkong s alleged ia he serving lho
lllo'oFlH NJ Russia BY sendnW ont epIes
whose number IN said 10 be fully 1000
Tho city NJ lipo Vars and scNon
nlDcl cities are TO be- opened for the
i'' residence NJ lHpagclo subjects,
Nnp Viii ho permitted 10 engage IN
po'meW ana other nyooalIona'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
THREE CHILDREN DROWNED,
Left Home to Go Hnl Gather
Blaekhcrries,

Portland, Oro June pa special dis.
patch to the Telegram nom quincy
on, gives details Of the accidental
drowning In Beaver slough, near Klpl'
nkanie yesterday an swoou uf NE three
clildron Of Thomns llsN Of quincy
The little ouos, Eglund, ugcd ~. Annie,
agld s. ana Elld, AGED q, lett their homo
Yesterday afternoon 20 30 blackberry
lng They did not return homo last
evening ana a search party was or'
pnni1od, Traces ~ the lltllo party was
found I'm the hills ana finally hoU
tracks leading down Ia Beaver SLOUGH
whore boat was riding W anchor
were found, ana search OF the water
resulted IN the finding or the bodies,
just how the little ones wcro drowned
win noyor be known, but II Us supposed
that they crnwlod ont onto the boom
10 which the boat WAS tied and foll into
the slough,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
JAMES CoCHRANE'S WILL.


IN" viii ul James H. cocmaur de-.
cousoi vino died n this ely ON june
3D. 1908. vas Olcd for probate In the
district court to-day together with the
petition NJ Janet aud George NJ Coch.
uuo, asking that they be- appointed en-.
orulors ~ provided I'M said Wlll The
uHtutc consists of real estate valued ut
$1,000, coeh IN bank amounting lo S.
600, notes aud mortgages uf the value
If thsoO and bonds and other securities
~ the value of 5000. making q total or
$4,000, There are alN hrlls lo lhr
estate The VIII bcquollhos $1,000 each
To- the children of ducoUsrl and the
rcpiduo "a hIs widow durug her natural
lIfo ma after hH' death II ~ ~ be-
equally divided AMONG the chlduu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
LOON OUT FOR IT.
Counterfeit Ton'Djlar Bank Note Now
COINS the bounds

F,ry g. w. Bu,hhol of the salt
lnka chapter Of lhc mslllic of Amer.
team Bm, ClcrM Is In D., cp, of il
circular Iotlor from The uuuy lie.
urmoUt descriptive Of ID now oumo,.
fcll NO national bank note ON th Nn.
uunil rlstu bounty bnnk of klps.
tom a. Y the lotl'r stniny Ut
uls lH 70 very poor PHOTOGRAPHIC ropu,
du,liuu prm,ci on lWn pl'cep of ilin
threads have been distributed, The
treasury and bank numbers have had
rcd ink applied fu them apparently
win ncm SO effort has been mudo
lu color the panel containing the char.
ter number ou tine back NJ the note.
This counterfeit should bc readily de.
tuplCd,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
HARVARD TAKES TWO
RACES FROM YALE

Now London Conn June 70 ll0r'
ward won IN splendid fashion the FIRST
two races OF tho annual Nnle.lloryard
regatta ON tho Thames today those be.
INK The varsity fouroorod ana ne
frshmin eight Both the crows IoWed
mngninrpntlv ana Harvard had 10 use
every .onnco ~ her power and bring
into play oyNry muscle that her mon
had trained 'or this particular tcst Of
speed,
Tho NDwlty fouwonrcd race of two
miles went 10 Harvard what ~ ofncully
declared 90 DO length and the frcsh'
man race wont 20 the sd1no crew by
an Official length ana threo.uualtrra
The official times NJ the races were 40
follows
Varsity four holr mile, Harvard,
2Ai Vale, 2N one mile Harvard, 1890,
Vale, h3i mile ana hulG llaryau,
$40, Yale. S2i finish, Harvard, ll'.g,
Vale, ll2i
Freshman Fights hair miles llar.
ward. 23l3, Vale, 2.ll. ono mile. llur'
v0rd, ii2i Yale, 300 one milo ana
half Harvard 7!5 Vale, ti3l, nnah,
Harvard 13i0' Vale lOOl
At noon the expectation was mat tho
varsity Fights would be rowed AZ $50
but the captains at o'clock win meet
ana act The lime ana direction.
Bulh races were migniiluenlly con.
tested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
RESIGNATION Of
ENGINEER WALLACE
Accepted by Sccy Taft bu, There
Is Considerable Feeling Over
The Matter
Ne SOUGHT THE APPOINTMENT.
II IL Felt that Nc Has Not Acted
Fairly Toward the Govern.
npnl,

oyster raw \. " Jun, % -.Th.
resignation of rb,of Engineer Wallace
VI the Flhmlan canal commission, hdg
been accepted Tho resignation was
rendered ot q conference 100 Sow YORK
between M Wallace ana scoy. RAFT
Mr. wallace received while l0 Panama
tu Offer of , position wn groit cor.
puratlon, the name on Vhlnu n with.
held, at slltr4 or ,Goooo per amman,
Ills salary with the Panama CANA
commission ana as chief engineer VI
the canal was ,25oo0 % yoir When No
told sruN TAFT that be- desired 40 ac.
Orpl M, o1T which had been rendered
IN him The secretary expressed lo Mr.
wallace biz feeling lu tho matter but
cd hiH resignation after confer.
rnuo with the president al lloplun 10
take cfonl Immediately Eugnoor Wal
h.r suggested lu SroN rare mat Doc
would remain with tho commission
two month"; lungrI hu ufior consider
Ing the matte, president Roosevelt ins
uwulcd ScrN TAFT iO accept doc rosiR.
nation nt once. There ~ Uo conccnl.
mont hv the administration of Its feel
Ink regarding Mr WulAucH loudor a.
This llmo of his resignation !, lf lDll
that ho has mot acted fairly to the GOV.
eminent In accepting comparatively ro'
umUN the responsibility of directing
the canal construction and now offering
h|s resignation AZ time which N ro'
glrlod ns crucial IN the work ~ mo
canal II ~ said mat no not only ar.
UrWrd tho position Rs phiof engineer
but sought H. ana expressed his cl llrc
satisfaction win tho SALARY glycu IN
him boy the government II has not
been definitely decided who Mr. wal
lucc'a successor Win be- although am
announcement NJ MA appointment may
be- Nuo0 I'D Within a day or two. Tho
president ana socN TAFT have made 4
tender ~ the place io distinguished
constructing engineer hut his name ~
mcYpnt a. withheld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
MISSOURI GAMBLING LAW.
GOV. folk Holds Conference an
Enforcing II

g. Louis june a. Gov Folk oano
nom Jefferson rity today Tor a. confer
o. 60 with tho board of police commits.
sloners stating mat tho conference
was for the diNcussion " means Of en-
forcing the law
concerning iho position tHkon by
those active In tho operations IN The
betting ring at nolmnr traDh mat the
repeal NJ mo breeders law was un-
constitutional, and thclr expressed 10.
termination 20 make u nsht ON that
ground, Gov Fulk said
~ ia laW now, IN iuN oNNui And,
being law II Win hN enforced ~
Tho governor declined 20 discuss mo
possibility N militia holnf chilled out ~
enforce the sunday saloon closing nN
I'm ~ Louis county
He was asked II the nr"slp mndr hy
ShoNN llorrr' ~ nclnur track suited
his Interpretation NJ tho word raid
We'll prrr'tp ocro made ana gam.
BLING socms lo huNc stopped, - I wont
audible about tho natter no replied,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
WeSlbound Passenger Train IoI
Crashes Into Freight, XII,
ING Three People.
FATAL COLLISION ON SANTA re.
Two Persons Killed Several Injured
--pilHburg Flyer DefaIlcd,
Several Fatalities

Ellls, koso june ~ ,WesDbound pas.
ecGgcr train 40 lol on the Union Pa.
clho railway winch cft Kansas Guy
last night crashed into nelght train
VA the yards hero carly today j, II,
kinney Of Ellia engineer Of the pas
eongcr train, and two unknown women
believed to have boon uumpa were
Killed, The engine was badly damaged,
the mail ear WAS thrown from the
track ana wrecked and the uboosc of
tho freight train was demolished Nonc
Of the passengers were injured
COLLISION ON SANTA H1
Kansas city, juno 20 Earhouud
Alchlson Topeka A. santa l'C passenger
train No. T. The California limited, and
u heavy Kansas ruy Soulhou stock
train. Vcslhouud collId,d nrll,ou ON
the Belt line track, AT the ,iillla street
,rossng two miles from the ,pnlor of
,he city carly today two persons Wcro
Killed ANA lhrcc Injured.
Both trains were running ~ u good
rate Of speed. llulh engines we're bad.
~ wrecked, the forward combination
car on tho limited Ala slightly dam.
aged nud hlll q doa'u stock cars were
demolished
Blanc inr the collision haas not been
nNod, Tho limited train apparently
had the right ~ way
rlfTSBuRG FLYER DlllAILl3U.
cleveland, June % Tho pUlshWg
iBcr ON The Pennsylvania rod WAS DE-,
vailed between AtWltor ana luyunnt,
OHIO, today ono person Is ,cporlud lo
huvc been Wll.d and several others M.
iurod The ulin lcfl cleveland al a
o'clock his morning
\ later report says That ~ persona
wore injured The injured were taken
90 Alliance, ohio, when the accident
occurred the train was running over u
iompom" track while the regular llUo
WAS being repaired,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Denies Cur,on Has Resigned,

London, june 2S INDIAN eccy Brod .
orirk informed the house " commons
today that the government was confid.
errg notifications proposed by Lord
cursor ~ kdloslon, ylroroy ~ Indln,
IN connection with tho recent army or,
deus The secretary reiterated his 40
Mai that Lord ,ur2on had resigned,
but declined 10 reply to n question AN
~ whether hls retention Of the vice,
royalty depended ON acceptance OF tho
notifications he had proposed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
l. +. Merritt Residence Burned,

san Francisco. Juno 20 Tho three.
story residence Of John + Merrill AT
Nn,blpgton street and vannew ave-.
ma voe destroyed by mo NJ midnight
mo 0ra originated In dumhWRller
shnft and was caused by tho explosion
~ gap, Tho house contained many
r6rr pnlnrug' ANA valuable ANTIQUE
furniture. AN OF which WAS totally de-
r,r6,od The loss IN estimated AT SlgS'
Alr Morrill, Ia q member NJ The Arm
NJ uolhrook, Merrill a Hlolson Ito iN
hi prcgeut IN Europe with Ms family
rVo Japanese servants here we're III
charge OF tho house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
NAMES OF pLENipOTENTIARES
ESpesteJ that they WIN Nc AN
nounced Saturday,

st. Petersburg, June 2o,--rho names
~ tho Russian and Japanese peace
plonlpotontiarioS are expected 10 he an.
bounced saturday AT the latest There
win be two from each country mpuu's
are already named and luHsin's have
been tentatively mentioned, although
II N possible that ono Of them may
not serve ON account ~ M health,
Tho names ~ INC plonipotontiaries
United ~ the other by the Washington
governments II IL theso final exchanges
which arc now IN plogrqM I'm edition
io the plouipolcntnrles each country
VIII soma experts, seorotaros ana other
attaches TO Washmglbu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
state Committee Decides 10 Re-
convene state Convention,

lIurisburg Pa June u.s. Tho Domo.
cratic state committee met today and
unanimously decided 10 roconycuc the
recent 7loto convention m Harrisburg
on AuR 10, tor Nh" nomination " %
candidate for Justice OF the supreme
court 80 mention was made Of the
proposition which has been advocated
ly prominent Democrats 10 have the
convention indolYo Judge John stewart
NJ thWnbcsbug The Republican cam.
uldulc for supreme coul, Judge. or of.
ircl fusion VITA the independent or 70.
form cl'mrul8 ON state treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.
streets Filled With Thousands Of
rrcnlIed Workmcn Fighting
The Soldiers.
NUTlNEeRS AND MACHINE GUNS,
Landed from the knNk POlemal Inc
And Fought Behind Barbados With
Strikers Against The Military,

odcsn, June "a, Hmdlods ~ riot.
ers were shot and many killed hy
troops during tho night Marital law
Ina been proclaimed, Fires wcrc SIN
burning nj midnight bul lhcro was "a
ml IN tho disorders nj that time,
Practically the entire horbor was
gullod by the nror started hy the mob
eu 'b.ghL An the warehouses with
large quantities Of merchandise as wen
eg four of I've Russian steamers, were
burned,
Probably Bon rioters Ncro Killed., Soy.
ual rowncks wcro also Slain
Tbc troops are rapidly restoring or.
Der
Th, ossos are estimated al many
ullIuug of roublos, The remnants ur
she whuNcs ana warehouses set on
lID last uIght are SIN burning today
end the city b. cnyclopcd In q thlD>
cloud ol smoke,
several explosions occurred I'M tho
loH during The NIGHT and Ncrcc pUu.
i''" TOOK place between the TROOPS
ana rioters The dead arc now lruh.
'''' wv wv, nuuuI,uW lU' UPsplldlh
n' WY n""U.," '"l0
nn.' Wv, ,,,'",,nI NV uN'II'pl, W Pull9
LILLY, 'll''', w. HHop' "l' ''oN,' anu
.."''l.SH 'uu lull', u Hu'p'hu'" inc
i, wv o'' uI''u Wy troops
"W.O' l,sl", I,'N uIVH lru ms 'd'Nsh,
'u' u''N ~ '0ll'Iiuh lnr Hollof
,WU' Wy Oh np'Iu ln' RUSSIAN Dulll'.
tlp NulN Iol,mhlne, If WI u opposed
on '' pu,F, "nUlo " vas lnnd'd nv
wv 'I'N. ,W we Nnlh" I"l'nklno FcN'
'''l'N, me- N,Uu Nun 'olnrhgos, VINO
WNM'0 WV lUo l'n''lhN fhNl pc ace
'.'V,I UlI ,''rE lonolH, wuNrlF louIhl
ON lO' fl'' o. ll' llolols hsAlnFl the
U''I'
COMPLETE ANARCHY AT ODESSA
,' T. I'''l pNls, juno w. 4 d0 p. m.
N.IU. 'l''' noon "h HlNn'1 oW'
)HI'h WINS received mere reporting mat
,..N'I'i' Uuo'gly l''Rhru ~ odessa
IU. lNl"pl"ulN were ponlr'Nlrlckrn
ma wore . huldI'u together ln the
I'u',l, Jng flte,l' Ncl" lllod WIN
.U1.'u N",Nul'Il llsNllls 'hr Nool"
10. Nl'h'utv' quay 'IH some OF 'h'
ma CORRESPONDENT OF me igaor.1trl
!I,N VINO forwarded ems dlfgoUh had
N,.E' nv way w ill' l'iut,"pN ONO
u'UF' u"N Nn'h 'oN,'vl
N' Guy llN' q PM lie h,oll Nol'SN
,,I3 low lo,nu",h y, we 9'Ikn'vne
WV N,N u'blUUUus We NoiN vi ~
~, tlu l'Unu'H ll'l,hlUlg 'h'l 'he
VI, p'Noh Ndn lI'd l"Nl h'ghl nut was
u'''N'l ny we 4uluolluPf rye cor
np"UU'h, uuoyu nav plu' l"'N,'s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
ONE LIFE LOST.
Two fircmen Hurt IN u south
Brooklyn Fire,

Now York June ?2,--Ono NE has
been lo'l and two nrcmon received
serious hurts IN South Brooklyn IRE,
The property lofs was only 500. Will
Ham Gnrham was fufocalod while
trying lo reach the street 10 obtain aid
for hls wife ana a servant GIRL The
ilomou Worc ON a hoeo cart when
Wrv drove into am elevated wilrond
pillar io escape running down three
women directly IN W. path
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

THURSDAY, CITY UTAH

tor except the Ondcrdonk estate thus
placing thu corporation which was carr
lFlng on the work n an anomalous po.
Wlloh Another cause loI tho disagree.
mont was the claim by the contractors
mat goNolnmrO, drolgoW have been
removing me- sand. leaving the heavy
bluo clny Tor the company 10 take up,
For the construction Ut Mo channel
the secretary of war was authorized
IN 1873 Go contract ut an amount not
exceeding Nai000O The work was TO
De- completed I'm SIS years ana l000o,-
600 cubic yards Of dirt was 10 be roo
moved.
II was expected tho channel would
ho completed In two years, but recent.
F the work drlggtd, ana II III said a.
comparatively tmlll balance remains
of the appropriation The contract WAS
one Of the most important pieces "
hlrOor work here IN recent years II
provided Tor u depth NJ 10 feet, which
VIII enable the largest steamships 10
como ana 80 at any state Of the tide
from the port Of New York,
Litigation between tho department
ana the Ondordonk estate ~ expected
70 decide who shall complete the work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
SCHOOL BONDS SIGNED.
Trustees Of County Districts Make De,
livery to Buyers Agents.

There is % decidedly husuowllkr nl.
moghcre circulating IN aud about
the onlcc NJ County Supl of schools
Smith today owing lo the signing aud
delivery OF special school bonds issued
by q number of the school districts and
the payment NJ the purchase price NJ
the same 10y he bond buyers
The trustees NJ the districts are slgu.
lug the boudH the total amount NJ
which iF N0}tOO ana Attorney A. T..
Cilcor and Agent w. a. Scott, repro.
fonlIug T. H. Rollins Sons of Don.
vw ana Chicago. are busy looking IN.
To- the records ol the districts with
respect lo the issuance Of the bonds
and their regularity and are paying
over lhr money tu the trustees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
DROWNED IN FLORIDA.


Postmaster A. h. rhoma received TO,
day nom Orlando F70o letter signed
by Nrs D. u clark smllng that
Captain Henry h. Mitchell was found
drowned this morning AZ Lake Fair.
Wow Tho bottom Of hie boat foil out
Gud he went down llr was buried TO.
day, In the county cemetery We uu.
dclsiand ho has 70 sister who N uu on
Rnns I'm tho Mormon CHURCH I'm SAT-
lake ritS Can You yet word "a her
M we do not know her namoy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
TO BEAT TAN LAW.
Great Rush 10 Borrow Money
Before 1, Goes into Eject

Now YORK; june 10 I'm anticipation
Of tuc MORTGAGE uN law which goes
into effect JulN I. There has been a
great ruth 10 borrow money on real
estate here and 10 record tho papers In
The office ~ the registrar
By yn doing the tax of outshU'f Of /
per cent viii b. ryaIci Sol only are
now morlpugog being recorded on
property securing louNs all oyor the
state but old lions arc hoing taken mp
ana recorded llroh for much longer
periods II is estimated that IN tho
i've days preceding luIv T. about $50,
100000 viii bo loaned ON real estate In
tine state.