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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-28
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twenty Ward--A concert viii
he given tomorrow evening In the
Twenty ward under the aus
pices of the Relief society. number
Of artists have volunteered their SER
vices, and an enjoyable evening Is as
sured. Among those who viii appear
are A. II Peabody, Thomas Ashworth,
n. j. Jessup, the Imperial orchestra.
Annie Meyers, Alice Tuddcuham Ruby
Morley. ]. u, Ford Jos Poll Lillian
Hunter, Mrs Winlfred Brown, Daniel
Coulam, Miss Radclld, Daisy Hilton,
and A. r., Brady There VIII also be
mandolin and guitar selections.
sixteenth Ward Tomorrow evening
there win be a concert In the Sixteenth
ward assembly hall I'm aid Of the ward
fund for the detraying Of current eN-
pCnses The entertainment which
starts promptly at s p, m, viii include
the following program
Pipe organ solo (seectedj .....,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Edna Coray
Baritone solo ..,.. MI W. g. ByWater
Recitation, How Girls Go Fish
ing .,..,., Master Gus Backman
soprano solo Observation-Disclosures.
... Mrs. Bessie Edmunds Newman
Male quartet, selected, Messrs. sam
spry, Sam Winter, Jas. Poulton,
G.. j. Winter
Baritone solo ....Mr. g ", Rasmussen
Violin solo ....... Mr. Francis Parsons
Bass solo ,.,..,,..., MI &. j. Winter
Humorous recitation. Scotch dialect
........... Miss Lillian b. Hunter
Tenor solo .,......, Mr.. sam Winter
solo ..,.,..,,..... Prof Chas, Kent
Trio, Hear Ne" FROM the opera
Pauline Bessie Edmunls New
man, g. w. TimpsOn, W, G.. by
water.
Accompanist, Miss Edna Coray.
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S85 Easy MONEY.
Jesse and Bertha Thomas Go Free With
Alleged stolen Coin.
Meet me at the

Jesse and Bertha Thomas the col
ortd people who were arrested on the
charge Of robbing onp j s. Crawford
Of SIS, are now free.
They woro arrested twice on the same
charge The first time they escaped
punishment through q techuiCality. but
were roarrcstod. This time they os-
cape because Crawford the complain
ing witness cannot be located. This
morning they were ordered releasedand
tho $50 belongs 20 them.
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DEMOCRATS ARE
FRAMING TICKET.
Continued nom page -

deserved SUCCESS Virtue that hc
aud those with him 10 not appeur cap
able of approaching politically 10 you
shall simply Try TO fool the people and
present unworthy names for their sup-
port YOU have neither "a right 70. nor
reason Tor succass Get "a GOOD plat
'orm be honest iu {, and sust--npmc
good men ond test the patriotism OF
the Republican party IT. ne an Re-
pIblicCus claim, the success OF the
American party nj the approaching
city election would bc calunltous--
there ls an easy way for them TO avoid
the calamity Let them support the
square Democratic platform and the
square mon pledged to that platform
70 do the square thing II they WIN not
do this and II then the American party
shall Vu, the disgrace VIII not be ours
Tho success Of that party may safely
be charged To- Republican leaders who
would suffer any condition 10 come up
on our city rather than that the Offices
should 20 TO their old time never dy-
ms and always hghting foe-the
Democracy
Chairman Sloan announced that the
committees would meet on the stage OF
the Theater during the noon recess OF
the convention 4 recess was then
taken until ! o'clock this afternoon
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1000 POUNDS OF FISH.
Huge Haul in Utah Lake Yesterday
With a Seine.


Governor Cutler Attorney.Generll
Breeder and Fish Commissioner John
sharp enjoyed the experience Of their
lives Yesterday on Utah lake, IN fact,
Judge Breeder says II is "over 100 years
since he had such q festive time. The
two former officials went down 10
chaper0ne the iish commissioner az the
latter wanted q number OF several kinds
of fish from Utah lake for the state
fair The trio, accompanied by several
prominent Provo citizens, drove over
10 the lake IN q carriage, and then
waded and sloshed around I'm the mud
considerably more than their hearts
content called for, and Judge Breeder
was displaying this morning a patent
leather gaiter profusely decorated with
Utah lake mud,
Then a gang OF fishermen were Sc
cured TO make a seine haul for the de-
location and convenience especially Of
the fish commissioner and incidentally
of the other officials and 10 their un-
bounded astOui2hmeut the great seine
brought up over 1000 pounds Of most
ly German carp, with a liberal sprlnk-
ling OF catfish. few bass, and only
one lone trout. Not a few bass were
found, with smaller FISH half way down
their Threats, showing how the larger
dsh take bass advantage Of the young
and unprotected among their hnny
brethren and sistercn. Mr. sharp made
o. few selections but failed 10 find as
complete an array OF bass as he desired,
and another haul viii have 10 be mde.
Then The party were tken aboard a
gasoline launch which was sent nying
over the waves 90 fast and furious that
spray was continually thrown over the
temporary mariners, thus giving them
% good WettIug down They survived
The ordeal however, and returned 10 the
shore with unabridged appetites.
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NIIscFLLANEOUs
OBITUARY.


Patriarch Joseph Argylo died y wv
BountifUl OF kidney trouble 900 atPS %,
1905 at $3.50 NJ Tho dcre'sNl "as III,
IN Birmingham, England. on 7ep, IT, i'r.
ing his NE and wps the Elder VINO .ole'
ed the mission at Cane Green NV,
where Elders Gibbs and Berry 7gIl uN
tyred. Tie was also The trsl Elae.
return 10 that locality after iht BBUmit
The funeral occurred 60 Nesl Sum
ful on Thursday, Sept IS, az j." p Z"
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GOOD HAUL.
Police Break Up a Gang Of Alleged
Tourist Grafters.

petsotIye7 ch1le ana Burt and Of
hcer seaBer were Iukind enough to
drop iu or . little poN,r game this
ofterloon and when they left they
took fccs players along with then.
Man Reed whom the officers de-
ciar, v'ae tho intended victim. was one
OF th)sC n Do thrown IN iall. Mark
had already wol SIS from the alleged
gratters who were preparing Tor the
big coup when the officers Appeared
on the scene.
The police claim 10 have the gang
which has been working the Mormon
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SPIKE ANDRAIL

j. a Foley commercial agent for
The Illinois central leaves for Chicago
tomorrow ol O. business tri.
j. T. Dunn. superintendent of mo-
tive power and machinery ga ont ON
the west end OF the Short Line
James Conlsk assistant ticket
agent at the ogden union depot. BE- q
candidate for the city council from the
Second ward.
supt De- g.. Manson. D. F Ravlauda,
Thomas Fitzgerald and other Short
Line officials have returned 90 Ogden
after two weeks inspection trip "
the Lucn cut-on and bridges ON the
west end
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WARD CONVENTIONS.
Republican City Committee Fixes Places
For Meetings Tomorrow Night,

The places for holding the Republl-
can ward conventions were chosen yes
torday afternoon by tae. city commit
tee They viii be held Friday evening
next commenting at o'clock The fol-
lowing places We're named
First ward-Nnth ward annex
Second ward-SiXth ward meeting
house.
Third ward--Seventeent ward meet
inghouse.
Fourth ward--Twentieth ward amuse-
ment hall.
Fifth Ward-Judge Diehrs courtroom
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local Office OF the weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at q. m.
today:
Barometer reading at a. m 2.3l
inches, temperature at a. M G6 do
grCcs; maximum 50; minimum, ST. mean.
ID. which is degrees above normal
FORECAST TILL c ?. NJ, FRIDAY.
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Local rains and colder tonight and mi.
day
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Precipitation occurred over Nevada.
oregon Washington, Montana. British
Columbia, Assiniboia, Texas and LouiFi-
ANA Excessive rainfall 264 inches was
reported at New Orleans, N was rain
Ing 40 time OF report at Wiunemucca.
Spokane and New orleans. High winds
were reported over Utah, and the west
Gulf
The low b7rometrlC pressure over this
section Will probably cause rains and
colder touIgnt and Friday
r. j, HYATT,
Local ForccastcL
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SALT LAKE PosTOFFICE.
It's REMOVAL to the New Federal Build
ing is Authorized.

''-l'''AttA W Wv aNN"Nf
Washington, n. c., Sept. 2s--Acting
Postmaster General Hitchcock has sent
letter TO the postmaster az salt Lake
containing formal permission to nova
the postoffice from the present quarters
to the new federal building. The re-
moyal as to time, etc. Is left 20 the
discretion of the postmaster
Idaho postmasters appointed. SAM
ders Kootenal county. John c. Ekhof,
vice Jacob Sanders, dead; Valley Koo-
tenai county, Mary j. Hoar vice John
W Hiatt, resigned.
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HUNTERS RESTRAINED


,r H' , na,,ut suit was filed IN thsd.
Gu 'y' c CTIrt Yesterday by the New st Ss'
william Luker to restrain 5''Cg'ly, and
IRON entering upon the ,,,-s.. ehdlants
club and killing ducks and nit ts OF the
and also TO prevent them fror, 'G n same
ing certain dams constryatc| usSVoy.
property ana from soaring mo ~" sald
ana game away from the Dreser, D1c1s
the cluD' II Is alleged thai drre,s,ss OF
nave Wrongtuily entered the rastaIllW
OF the club for the purpose of bur,,,.,te
ana nave now constructed iaro.'' ivy,
win house on Il to take o9o. 'o "a,
dams and onto the lakes on rr,I,,,.ss e
land. Judge Ritchio has issued ',' ,.1,
porary restraining order and an o 's5l,
TO show cause In the case william 'ueI
rctuuable ON Saturday. ''" oTe
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WATER PLEDGES KEPT.

Tho Democratic party I'm rs platform
two years ago, pledged its candidates
for mayor and for the council to take
immediate steps TO provide an increased
water supply for our growing city. With
justified pride, We call the attention OF
the voters TO the conscientious fulfill
ment of this promise For the FIRST
time In the history of the city. a COM
preheusiye plan II being carried out 10
provide an adequate and abundant sup
ply Of water for this city, even when
Il shall attain population Of 2500OO
which water is Of a quality superior to
any heretofore furnished 20 the people
" the city. The only delay I'M carry
ing ont this plan have been due 90 OBJ
structionlsts, actuated by unworthy mo-
tives, who have tried at each stage OF
the proceedings 20 block progress Not
wlthstanding the obstacles placed In its
way the administration has acquired
the necessary water rights, aud the con-
struCtion work 10 bring these acquired
waters into the city IS actually belng
done at the present time, under con-
tract which calls for its completion by
July 18th of next year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The convention was called to order
this afternoon by Chairman Sloan at
1888 o'clock. secy Ben D. Luce read
the report Of the committee on cree
deutialg The report which follows
was adopted by a unanimous vote
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.
one, The number Of delegates to
this convention from the several dis
trlcts is as announced In the Official
call for this convention as published I'm
the Herald, Sept 9, 1905.
Two. Tho delegates 10 this couven-
ton are the persons whose names We're
published Sept 49, 1905, with the eX-
ception Of the persons from districts
T. IL, and 10. The committee finds
the following named persons are
eligible from these districts
From district seven W. j Robin
son. Jennie Mortensou. Mrs. j. Sails
bury Lille Morteusen Muando Pratt
VIM Chamberlain, Mrs. Jos. Cohen
NJ, r. McAllistcr. Boss Frost.
From district II: j. r. Letcher +.
\. Walton A. f. Brady, w. Rossiter
j. s. Darke, j. B Taylor Geo Brad
ley JOS Hyde. }. II Wolcott, G.. r..
Brady
From district rs: II. J. Wake. J..
Walkenshaw, Mrs T. Wakenshaw,
Ada Wake Thora Gold. Cyrus Gold.
Your committee recommends that
each delegation be entitled to cast the
fun vote of the convention, settling for
Itself the method and manner Of voting
the votes OF the absent delegates
Respectfully submitted
A, B. SAWYER. JR,
Chairman.
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PURLIN IMPROYEMENT.

The Democratic platform upon which
the present city administration was
elected said owe favor public inn.
Wovemeuts of am kinds without ex-
HvaEanco. especially DO we favor the
Improvement of the streets. aud we de.
mand the prompt and rigid enforcement
Of all contracts made with the city" IN
fulhllmtnt OF this pledge under two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-28
PARTY PLATFORM.
Pledges for Il Great Water Sys.
TEN and Public Improvements.

At $50 O'Clock the committee on plat
form arrived and the following docu-
ment was presented by the chairman,
2. s. Maycock
The Democratic party In salt Lake
city IN convention assembled, relterat-
Ing It's declaration Of two years ago,
declares entire confidence IN the people
Of this community and further declares
It's faith and pride IN the present and
future prosperity and greatness OF the
rity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-28

Dance al Armory Saturday night,
(Christensen's halD SOC couple.
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FIGHT FOR CITY TREASURER.

For the position Of city treasurer the
race was rather keen. The name OF
capt. Jos, IT, Caine WAS placed before
the convention by Matthonlhah Thorn
as. and that Of stephen II. Lynch by
Atty. Bert Olsen.
Several secondlnR speeches were made
Deputy sheriff NcDuff leading them for
capt Game
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-28
DIED.

JAMtsON.-In this city SEPT r. =,
Grace Crawford Jamson dalshlgI, y.
Mir and Mrs John G. Jami31n, as'l
years, 4 months ana days r,i,y
Funeral services viii Doe g'Io M
noon from the residence, w Wees' ~,
south street. Friends are luNlle'
tend. Interment az city csne''IF'
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Dance az Armory Saturday night
(Chrstensen's halD, Doc a couple.
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auNsMlrHINd. l0o 2. -. ~ ~ :
LOST

LAWS HAND BAG CoNLl:ASisS5l1Ss,s
GOA mounted speotacles and elffsst M
between West Temple ana g nl. Dnni5fi
ard l2th South. Reward aI ,D.'Ig.t Pros
X Arnolds office, over NA'"''
Bank ~
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BY AccLAMATloN.

Mayor Morris and Recorder crteh.
low we're both nominated by aoolama.
ton,
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PERMANENT ORGANIZATION

PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The committee ON permanent organ
ization and order Of business by joel
l.. Priest chairman. presented the fol-
lowing report
I'VE your committee recommend that
the temporary organization OF the con-
vention be made permanent with the
addition Of the following officers.
Josh Selley assistant secretary; Mrs.
j. Fewsou smith, Mrs F.. ]. d. Roun-
dy vice chairman, H. Kleuko sergeant
at arms"
The adoption Of the report means
that Robert w Sloan shall be per-
manent chairman ana Ben .. Luce,
permanent secretary
As the order Of business the commit
tee reported as follows.
l--Ratifcatiou Of members Of the
city committee
denominations for mayor
denominations for recorder
Nominations for treasurer
denominations for auditor.
denominations for attorney
7-Selection of party emblem.
The report Of the committee on per-
manent organization and order OF busl-
ness was also adopted unanimously
Following tho report Chaplain Pratt
offered the opening prayer for the a.
ternoon session
CASTING or VOTES.
While waiting for the committee on
platform to report the various districts
busted themselves with preparing their
votes and determining the manner Of
casting them
Upon motion the report OF the ere.
dentias committee was reConsidered,
and was amended so MS 10 allow each
district TO cast the full strength Of It's
vote,
COMMITTEE RATIFIED.
The usual order Of business was then
suspended and the members OF the
city and county committee, as named
by the precinct conventions, were rati-
fed
A FIGHTING ROOSTER
The question Of an emblem came up
and here was nothing 20 il but tho
same Old rooster I'm the same old otti-
tude. erect ana growing
A large kick was registered against
the use Of "harnyard' fowl and "A
genuine fighting game cock was specif-
iCally designated
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NOTICE
TO ADVERTISERS.

Owing 10 pressure on our
columns, News advertisers are
requested to hand in their
Advertisements for the Satur.
day News as early as possible
to secure insertion In all edi.
tions.
Classified adyertis ements
cannot be assured publication
in all the Editions, and in
proper classification, unless
received in this office before
aeon on Saturdays.
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cRITcHLoW ron RECORDER.

John ". Crltchlow was the only name
in sight for the position OF city recorder.
Tie was named by r. g. stephens and
was chosen by reclamation upon mo-
ton % John Halyerson, on a suspension
~ tho rulpg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-28

livery department Of the city govern
ment under Democratic control has
been wisely and efficiently administered
and tie .utereats of the city have been
nafeguardld IN every respect Tho lu-
PRODUCTION OF complete system OK audit
ing at practically no additional expense
the best condition since us establish
ment Improvements in the manage
mcnt OF the offices of city recorder,
city treasurer and city attorney show
decided saving ana improvement over
previous administrations.
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WANTED
oUNsMIrH

AN EXPERIENCED DRF..o,, -. New New.
man 10 travel Address 500 Des-. ---.- -
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years OF Democratic administration.
there have been constructed more
thnn thirty miles ~ permanent
sidewalks, more than two miles
of street paving, more than seven
miles of sewers, and several
miles NJ water mains The additional
work now under tyuy and provided FOR
hy ordinance win De- sufficient TO make
the total greater than IN the entire
history Of tho city previous 20 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-08
SEVERE ROAST
OF THE GRAPHIC BY JUDGE
A. 3. GRACE FROM THE
BENCA9
Takes Position That Paper Is in Con-
tempt of Court on Account of
Item Printed

Judge A. 3. Grace Of the jefferson
circuit court Wednesday morning tool,
occasion to quite severely criticiSp
the Graphic for its publication of the
Tom Richardson murder case. III
which the Graphic stated that Rich
ardSOn the negro charged with the
killing OF another negro several
months ago. was represented by able
counsel on both sides. and that Rich
ardson had always borne good repu-
tation, while the man he killed had
the reputation of being a bad man. ;
The Graphic also stated that predic-
tions had been made that Richardson
would be acquitted, owing TO the repu-
tations of the two nen and the cir
cumstances of the tragedy. II was to
the latter statement that Judge Grace
seems to have taken exceptions, and
when court reconvened Wednesday
morning he interrogated the jury as
TO whether they had read the issue Of
the Graphic of the day before. One
of the jurors admitted that he had
read it, but stated that the article
referred to had not served to bias
him in his judgment of the merits Of
the case.
Judge Grace took occasion to refer
Ia the notification of the story as Civ
en- in the Graphic as an "outrase and
an invasion of the personal rights OF
the American people He took the po
sition that the Graphic had come into
ontempt of his court in giving pub
l;city to the story as written. and ev
en- went so far as to say that it look
ed as if the story had been paid for.
In an interview With a Graphic re-
porter after courts s adjournment a,
noon. Judge Grace corrOboratcd his
statements before the jury. and made
the statement that if the same state
m"nts had been made by one of tho
attorneys interested In the case or by
ar individual. not a reWspapor he
would have comnitted the offender
to Jail, 'and would have kent him
there as long as the Lord permitted
him. Judge Grace was quite severe
ir his arraienment of the Graphic on
account of the publication.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-08
SCOTTISH RITE BODIES.
Will Hold Fall Reunion at Little Rock
Next Week.

The regular fall reunion of the Scot
tlsh Rite bodies of the Valley Of Little
Rock will be held at Little Rock next
week, beginning Monday morning and
continuing until "Wednesday night
The class at this reunion will not be
as large as some that have preceded
IL There will he about fifty in the
class and it has been decided that
in the future no effort will be made
to secure class to exceed that num-
ber.
The reunion will open at o'clock
Monday morning and the candidates
have been notified that they must re-
rort to the secretary by that hour.
AS soon as it is organized the class
will be taken in charge by Class Nj
rector IT. A. Sims. and will be in
charge of the class director and his
assistants from. its organization to
the close of tie reunion.
The work will begin in Acacia
Lodge Of Perfection and will close
with the comforting of the degrees of
the Arkansas consistory Wednesday
evening.
Plans are also being made now for
the comforting of the thirty-third de-
gree upon those elected from this
state by the supreme council at its
recent session in Washington Those
who were selected for this honor We're
J. w. Beidelman and ]. n. Fraser Of
this city Charles F.. Hayden of TeXar-
kama and S. Geisreiter of Pine Bluff
This event will AXE place as soon as
Charles E.. Rosenbaum, who has
charge of the matter, can get the
proper authority FROM Washington,
which is expected to be in the near
future. AS soon as this authority is
secured meeting of all the thirty
third degree Masons in the state will
be called and an emergency session
of the supreme council will be hell
in this city under warrant Of III"
grand commander. James d. Richard
son, granting the power to confer this
Impressive and last degree of Scot
tish Rite Masonry on those who have
received his high honor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-08
Grace. 6orre SEN.

The Grace-Rorresen wedding took
place at the Catholic Church al >
cclcck this afternoon attended BY .
large number of friends and relatives
of the contracting parties The we'd
ding was one of the society events of
the present season. The attendants
We're as follows: Maid of honor. Miss
Bette Hahn: matron of honor. Mrs.
S. G. Alexander: eroomsmen, Dr.. II.
r Webster Of Texarkana and Mr..
Porter Grace Of Little Rock: usherS.
Rufus Arnold Charles Triplett, Pin
son Pride and Dr. r. G. Edgar. I'M
mediatelv after The ceremony tho new
ly welded couple left for Lacrosse.
Wis. and Madison. Wis to visit re'a-
tives of Mr.. Borresen. They will be
gone until Decenber I. The bride is
the daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. B.
Grace, and an accomplished and popu-
Lar Young lady The groom is we'll