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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-30
Wormley Flower Exhibit.

The flower show at this school attracted
a large number of parents and friends of
the pupils. The artistic decorations and
arrangements We're in charge of Miss A. J.
Mason, who was assisted by Misses b.
Dyson and NJ Daniels, teachers in the
school. On the bacIboards were sketches
of vegetables and fruits, choice quotations
relating to nature and her products, and q
list of products OF the Wormley garden.
One of the most attractive features was
a chart made by Herbert Kenney showing
the building and garden plan.
Among the many visitors We're Supt. A. I.
Stuart and Supervising Principals Clark
and Male. The latter were accompanied by
their wives. The superintendent made
many encouraging and complimentary re-
marks to the principal Miss Eliza f. VIII
son. and her assistants, and pronounced the
exhibit "A brilliant success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-30

visitor who gazed from the center of the
first floor the Idea of flower land.
On the landings between the first and sec
ond floors Were huge punches of delicate
purple, wild asters. tastefully arranged in
the school waste baskets
The agricultural exhibit was the chief
feature of the second floor. At each of the
four corners were punches of corn raised
by pupils from the seed. A large table,
laden with all kinds of vegetables. furnished
the real. substantial results of the pupils
home gardens.
tails of pupils assisted in the decoration
but the leading work was done by COM
mittee consisting of Misses H. F. Bell A. R.
Jackson and H. S. Brown.
Among the other schools where special
exhibits were made, attracting large num-
beers of visitors. were the following: The
Anthony Bowen, the Henry, the Sayles J.
Bowen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-30
Iron Beds-Brass
Trimmed.
Brass Beds.

All sizes-all colors. Pay a small de-
pesit and well deliver the goods any time
you say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-30
Odd pa rHnr Pieces.

Every Parlor Piece in the house marked
at 25fs less than regular for a few days
only. Pay small deposit and we'll deliver
the goods any time you say.
ParaOr Suites.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Joseph Murray viii open at the Salt
Lake Theater tomorrow evening in his
increasingly popular and pleasing play
Kerry Cow" ana the night following
win give "Shaun Rhue."
Daylight came this morning with 100
or more prospective ticket buyers
crowdug the steps OF the Salt Lake
Theater, For hours-untll 10 o'clock
the column which grew until It extend
ed around the corner for some distance
IN state street, stood It's ground good
namredly awaiting the time when
Treasurer Derr should appear in the
box office and announce that the
Mother Goose sale had opened. Prior
10 this there had been much jollying
and Joke cracking 10 while the time
away, and when new conner put IN
am appearance he was promptly and
Cheerly howled down the line to take
his place at the bottom which he was
glad enough to do and get into a posi-
ton from which he could survey and
enjoy what each new recruit had to do,
willingly or otherwise, Altogether the
scene was one to be remembered. Moth
ing like Il has been witnessed In many
day, and II viii be well into the
culture before 1t Is duplicated. Business
Manager Harrison Of the Goose" COM
pany, was on hand as was also Mama
ger Pyper of the Theater, who viewed
the situation with intense satisfaction
from the thought sanctum at the rear
Of the box office and pictured TO them
selves the mad rush of the week ahead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
SUBCOMMITTEE
WON'T COME HERE
lsnncInl No ma 0News."l


Washington, p. c., March 2.-senator
Hopkins. member Of the committee on
elections said this morning;
~ do not believe further effort VIII
he made to secure the consent Of the
senate for q Subcommittee to visit
Utah. The senate committee on cleo
lions has all the Information necessary
to decide the question as to the right
OF Senator Smoot TO hold his seat. In
the opinion Of most members of the
committee further hearings would be a
waste OF time. My own Judgment Is
that the Smuot case Is closed, ana the
report VIII be submitted at the opening
OF the next session.
SO far Hs the News" correspondent
can discover the only senators who de-
sire b. visit Utah with the object Of re-
opening the case are Messrs Burrows
and Dubois.
The application OF James Plngree OF
Ogden Alfred Blonquist, A. Blnnqulst
Alma Eldredge, George Carter VIII
liam Carter and George Beard TO or
ganize the First National Bank OF
Coalvllle, utah, with $4,000 capital. has
been approved by the comptroller OF the
currency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
$4,000 A YEAR
FOR BOUNT|ES.
That is What New Bill COntem.
plates for State Of Utah
Hereafter.
HAS MUCH RED TAPE TO IT.
Hide Hunters Will Not Find It So
Easy 10 the Future 10 Make
Fortune 10 Week.

A big problem before the Legislature
came to an issue today when S. q. 1So
was introduced by q conference com
mittee appointed to Investigate the
bounty problem, It modihes the law In
important particulars, aimed greater
security to the state. limits the pay
mont OF bountes to coyotes, wildcats
and lynx, makes a uniform rate OF 81
for an hides requires the presentation
Of the whole scalp and tail AS evidence
and puts a good deal OF red tape In the
way of getting ready money
II allows and suggests that county
commissioners offer additional bounties
where they think the state bounty In
sufficient,
TO get the bounty the hunter must
bring In the hide Within 60 days afier
killing the animal, swear that the AMI
mai was killed in the county whore he
presents the claim and by him
self He must also present am afilda-
Wit from az least one reputable taxpay-
err Of the county setting forth that he
Is a reputable citizen.
The county clerk. upon issuance Of
the certificate must cut of the entire
scalp including the cars, In the pres
ence OF some other county officer, and
submit nhdayits from himself and the
other officer with the bounty certificate
To the auditor, The clerk must keep In
safe place an scalps 80 taken TN his
accounts arc settled whom they SHAH
be completely destroyed.
The bill carries am annual appropri-
alton Of 10000 and should this sum
become exhausted the auditor must
notify al once an county clerks, who
VIII thereupon cease Issuing certificates
FOR that year n "a surplus remains for
any year II viii be turned back to the
treasury and cannot be used for the
next years payments.
SENATE HXECUT1ONERs.
The senate committees we're heavy
cxecutlcners IN their action on bills,
out OF nine reports handed IN 1--WE We're
accompanied by hills upon which death
warrants had been signed The judol-
ary committee was particularly Jolly
IN leading the slaughter. II marked the
death to house bill by Marks No, tI6
on stray cattle, and lbs, defining the
word folio McCrea's II. r. l52, on the
manner OF Diminishing actions in the
district court, was blue penciled $ e,
X. No, O., ON taking OF a new census,
by Lewis was slated for slaughter
Favorable reports We're handed on
IlollIugsWorth's $ -. o. authorizing
the use Of voting machines; II, y. 1911
by McCrea on the dismissal Of actions
in Justices courts. II. g. lIj by IIolley
prescribing penalties for bribery 8 H.
65, by Park, providing for the reorgan-
izatlon of the militia.
Ten bills were w Tor nna action
among them Bambergers punishment
bill, ana Gardeners arid land bill These
measures are expected 10 provoke con-
siderable discussion. Nothing is LEFT
Of Gardeners bin, No, leo, except the
arid land commission of the statute
books.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
PERSONALS

Joseph Geoghegan leaves next Mon
day on a Honolulu trip.
Harry h. West of the Rio Grande
road is very sick at 81. Marks hospl-
tai with pneumonia
United states Marshal b. b. Hey
wood has gone TO southern Utah to
serve subpoenas for tho United States
grand jury,
Manager G. A. Qulgley Of the Stude.
baker company leaves this evening on
q months absence ut Chicago and
South Bend ON business Of his company.
Mrs. H. H. Buddemer Of Portland,
mother OF Mrs, o. l.. Cox, and a young
er daughter, have arrived from the
coast and WIN make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox on First street
Former Proprietor Fisher OF the
southern hotel leaves tomorrow for Po-
catello, where he will be manager OF
the Bannock hotel The owners OF the
hotel made Mr. Fisher a natternF Of
Ter, as his ability az a hotel man is wei
recognized
Manager G. H. Warren Of the South
ern hotel left this morning for San
Francisco on q business trip, to be gone
for a week or 10 days and In the mean
time Ellis Freed Is manager OF the ho-
tel Mr. Warren has bought from Les.
ter Freed half an interest In the hote
property as an inyestmnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
slDELldnTs ON SENATOR'S.

Senator Loose was resting today az
ter his strenuous efforts Of yesterday.
Rasband's mining interests are stlu
on top with him He Is sorry his bill
for an inspector is dead.
II the house keeps on killing every
senate hll ANA the senate goes In to
shoot up every house bill, there are
many Wise ones who will see I'm It an
end devoutcdly TO he wished.
Senator Johnson is sure that his vote
can't possibly be gained for any moro
silk money lie hadn't been visited by
the lady lobbyists when he said II
though,
Representative Anderson was In the
senate trying hard TO get conference
committee on his dead bank bill
House members don't realize yet that
the senate knows what II does when IL
does 10 Anderson got only the ley
negative,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02

II Is at the top, No member OF the house
has been more successful than Jim Mann
IN the present Congress IL would take
considerable space % recount his achieve.
monts, but lie has been the author OF
much successful legislation and has had
an mp~-ant part IA legislation that does
not bear his name lie Is ON the commit.
tee on Interstate and foreign commerce,
a committee that las developed Into the
most important In the house This COM
mittoe has had charge Of all the import.
ant legislation Of the house, including all
that relates to railroads, the isthmian
canal. nuro food commerce. OF all Kinds
and In fact everything that has been
prominent In Congress during the past
four years. Mann has had a great deal
TO DO with an this legislation and this,
together with his own ability has made
him one Of the most conspicuous mem.
hers of the house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
Federal Court.

The law and motion calendar win be
called IN the federal court on Monday,
March c.
Charles a. Walter, laborer. has
fled a petition IN bankruptcy In the
United states court His liabilities are
$313,35, while the assets are placed nj
Sis which sum IS claimed to be ex-
empt
The following were yesterday dis
charged as bankrupts. /. Chaser OF
Helper, Samuel w Potts Oluf j. Carl
son, Eugene G. Thompson Theodore
Paulos, all OF salt Lake, james +. Pace
Of Price and Kee n West Of Bingham.
During the three years that 3. n.
Haywood has had charge OF the IT,. i.
marshal's office, there have been 9OS
civil cases docketed IN the federal
court, only &c less than the total num-
Der OF cases during the six years pre-
ceding his term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
IDAHo'S EXAMPLE.
Speaker Hunt Takes Reins and Pro.
ceeds to Force Action.


Capital News-The house started in
the last week this morning by dispos-
ing OF large amount OF business, al
though but little Of It makes newspa-
per copy. When Speaker Hunt let
the Raycl fan at no O'clock there was
fixed determination ON his coun-
tenanco that the last week Of tho
session must show results that ~
supernuous speechmnking diatory
motions and unque3tiondble questions
were To be eliminated, and only those
motions aud remarks which We're
germ0ne to the question should be en-
tettained, Some of the members dis.
covered this fact when the speaker mt
once became deaf aud only heard such
motions that came from members as
We're recognized as fathers Of bill or
having The confidence of the higher
powers Of the administration. From
now ON the house VIII do business. It
viii be little hard on those mem-
bers who have penChant for talking
ON everything and explaining To the
house whether a bin meets with their
approval or not. There are at least
half a dozen members who seem to
think It is their duty TO talk on every
bin when 1t comes up, whether II IN
tcrests them or not, but the voices ot
such members viii only be heard ON
roll cali for the remainder of the scs-
sion Those who We're en- the house
two years ago and remember the ace
ton Of the speaker then win take their
cue ana remain low excepting when
they have a bin under consideration.
Those who are not wise and do not
heed this warning Will have reason "a
know after Che session has closed that
j, Frank Hunt of Bannock county was
speaker OF the house. From now ul
the days program VIII be arranged N
advance and some OF those who have
considered themselves important mem.
hers will discover that their days OF
usefulness AS members have closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
MISS MIRIAM NELKE,

Dramatic reader presented by l.. d, S.
University IN Barratt Han, Fri, March
3, s p, m, assisted by Prof. A. G. Lund
and Miss Boren. Reserved seats 80 cts.
General admission % cts. Tickets at
Deseret News Book Store. A delight
ful evening for lovers of fine literary
analysis IN comedy monologue and
dramatic scenes Miss Nelke is a great
reader Prof. Lund's ability Is well
known, Miss Boren's singing is glorl-
ously beautlful-a surprise even for
Salt Lake audiences
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
Shall il be Sea Level or Locks Is
Question Now Under Con-
sideratiOn
MATTER is STILL UNSETTLED.
Congress Ia the Dark Concerning it,
Pork Bill a Source of
Worry

Spoclal Correspondonco
washington Fob. 2D-Where ana now
the lsthmian canal SHAH be constructed
are Sun unsettled questions. shall 1t be
Fl PC" ''''' c'''"' vi q V0'''' "'.n 'V'N1
10 Wv p,'''"' ,''''''" Wv
the Darlcn route be considered? Members
az cnnyrcsa ,vho arc tegislntlpe, upon thig,
important matter 40 hol seem 10 ht'"'
The canal commission has not made 10
clear and ,t. enplncers layc lert the
. ~ b. M
Hlo''el NoIy hucH W u'u'" - ~
yOud the power ~ Congress 20 lcEiSlate
~ s IT,, ..,i., ,i,i.b hss
'"lal pV'aua' INC Nl'Il"''"H "'''N' '',
been given Congress IS incomplete. untl
tbere AZ souptbltfa deonlIe from the en-
,i,,or, r,r,rcss ,,,,.t ho eltlsaed to
kin'ei7 N"ubi''s IN"'' wv go
vote the appropriations FOR preHtnlhaIles
and await developments
r,,rn ,,.r uY,ppop ptrr
WIN H'''
There is a great deal OF anNicty about
he river and h9Tgor XIV ana i g'2g Snrs5,
measure IL 10 pass al this session y
depends very much upon the ACTION Of
the sonatc n that uOdy is Willing to
allow il 10 go through without many
changes or mrceases there mag, De
bill Speaker cannon ~ fausntu WIN
the bin as it was reported by the hous
committee, but II rs not likely that ne
will assist its enactment If the senate
swclls The total amount 10 any extent
unpc,N nN, rrr SENATE
M"l''HN 'N '''E 'H''H'
No one has ever cxplaincd the bond Of
and senSicr Moran The PENNSYLVANIA
and Alabama senators we're not very
much In each others company. but they
had at different times long ta'kIs n, sR l
culogies were delivered on quay Morgan
remained long I'm the senate until MS
turn to speak came, iu order 20 say a
few words of commentator OF hls friend
The Alabama senator. however, soon
drlfled away into discussion 81 tho sem
ate I'm which ne called attention 10 the
continuity uf that body nutwi hstanding
death or other changes ne pointed ont
Ll td na1 6 Wars yssrs 9n9 I MAS ks to con-
tinucs for lo years more. Administrations
come ana go terms OF Nonbless tNp'Lu
every Two AgHrs, Ply WY nyn3'I " wy ~,
one unChanEins HNd ,4hUhuou0 nouS III
the national government
lliH BID ""' J. '''i'i'
The day tile omnibus claim bill Vas
finally agreed 10 IN the house Thad Ma
| war claims committee told Speaker Can.
non he was going to call up the confer
cuce report
~ suppose YOU have. GOV ~ hSed so
sure" replied Mahon ~ have got a
| claim from every state I'm the bill
~ suppose you have HawaiiY' contin-
! ucd the speaker
| mo, but | have the fhlIpplhss, re-,
P,hnsep ,y Ms"s sit'ruck ont in conferencc. il
doesn't matter However Alaska mas
| no vote
ANOTHER FOR MAINE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
TERRITORY EXTENDED.
George H. Bradoy to Have Charge Of
Allis-Chalmers Branch,

Il was learned today that the local
branch of the Allls-Chalmgrs company Is
60 be enlarged aud made one OF the most
important OF the FIRMS branches ana IL
mas a good many Of them scattered about
the country
This probably explains the presence I'm
the city of Mr. George n Bradley at the
head OF the Bradley Mining Machinery
Alis company in the northwest While
no one at the offices OF the company
would confirm II this afternoon, II Us sal.
10 say that the announcement viii prob
ably be made that MI BrHdleyH territory
has boon extended TO this state. Tho
Auls company has maintained am agency
I'm this city for some time past and has
been represented by n. c. Glendcnning,
who will probably remain With, the com
puny under Nj Bradley The latter
could not be found this afternoon, hence
no statement from HIM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
uTAH. IDAHO. nm won1 n

Three new maps, Just issuea ~.
end Idaho on one side. tho w.. gAh
the reverse side. Including nonmio u On
o. countries ,o1d ana towns according 10
the lsoO census with a brief sketch y;
3lh Inches, value 75cents; seni ~ ~
address for 25c. Address Desere, auy
Book Store. Salt Lake City, Utah "'"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02

connected With the Boise ofo.,
se if n SH e rsb this noon by shooting iGn
IN sheridan oregon He WAS n.s live
OF the state university at Eugene t69luate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.

May Day WAS the principal seller dur
Ing this afternoons call of the mining
exchange, The sales were.
May Day 500 at IA; 1000 at l4is;
1000 nj lih; 800 at 49, seller 3d.
LATHE Chief, 1000 at 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
BUSINESS NOTES,

FoaaEs ioe9l bank cleorngs amopD,
ca to a229iLI5 as against slOO.0lI ~ WY, ~.
the same day last year. ''''" Tor
The Bank Of Garland win or,.
business next Monday morning III. 10y
Orson p. Rumel as cashier 'e' VITA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
LLOYD SUES THATCHER.
Seeks to Recover Balance for
sale of Certain Mining Stock.

Benjamin r Lloyd filed suit In the dis
trict court today against Moses Thatcher
10 recover the sum Of 1920 alleged to be
the balance due on the purchase price of
900 shares uf stock " the Copper Ranch
Mining company. IL Is alleged mat plain.
tlff sold the stock to defendant on March
o 1901 and that only $50 was paid on the
stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
Carpenters Letters
From Panama.
The Chief of All Travelling Newspaper Cor
respondents to Write Series of Splendid
Articles for the Deseret News.

n EGNNING with Saturday March shall publish series of
* upodate letters from Panama the matters
the Isthmu Mr. c. Carpenter sailed
from New York for Central America weeks and he is
now somewhere the Ten Mile land belonging Uncle
through which the great canal being He is well equipped
photographers letters OF Introduction he viii
time there to learn what the situation describe the De
Among the letters MI viii describing
the Great Canals Of the Globe them
Carpenters wide travels wen AZ him for this with
the past few visited
ship canal the Konstadt canal which
the northern part OF the empire of the
Kaiser Wilhelm dug to let his quickly
Baltic He has also seen the other Of including
those of Holland and has travelled
Another problems the Panama canal In
GLIDING the Cubra the showing
work to be done and through engineers
how 1t be accomplished lie win questions
Labor at Panama giving Of
the work. their and whether proaby
be employed there This letter require Of
jamaica wher thousand
our Ten Mile strip and how poued governed
interesting another viii Baby Republic Panama
how It is governed including chat with It's
and possibilities
The health win be In fact everything
connected with Panama and the
interest and live American
After leaving Panama, Mr. Carpenter probably
and thence cuba where he viii
they In 1905 the extensive
through Canada the British giving year
foreign travel letters covering in the neshborhood thousand
miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
RECLAMATION ENGINEER SUICIDES

Especial TO the "Nows'D
nolso. Ida, March 2-Frod Stockton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
Druggists refund money II n falls 10 cure,
II. " Groves signature Is on box, &c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
1.-THE SHAUGHRAUN'
Last Rehearsal Will Be Held This Evening in
 City Hall.

The people of this city who attend the performance in City hall to-mor- row evening will be more than satis
 fled that they paid the little admission fee asked. All those who attended, or the most part of them who were pres ent at the last performance, on Thanksgiving eve, have purchased tickets for the production tomorrow evening. They say that it is well worth seeing the second time. There is no exaggeration in saying that 1t Is one of the best amateur plays ever produced in City hall. It is one of the most difficult plays ever attempted by amateurs. The latter have worked hard now for many months and all they ask for their efforts is a gencr' ous attendance tomorrow evening. They want you to visit Ireland with them in thought, for they will present you scenes and incidents from Irish history that will please you and send you away feeling better than you have felt since you left your dear old native land. Then after the perform ance is over just think of the dance you can enjoy. An excellent program Inf dance music has been arranged and all this entertainment, both the play, the music and the dancing. are fur. nished you for the one admission.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
Jones. Morgan & Company

he difficult to tell where to draw the line. Mir Jackson regarded it as a big gap and if once opened others would want to drive through it. Ar Brown remarked that the day nursery has some special rates now. but Mir Jack son didn't know anything about such a thing and said if they have they never came there for them.
 The superintendent of streets was instructed to post Adams street ex- tension. informing the public that il Is not public way.
 Eugene Moriarty of West Side hik has some difference with an adjoining property owner named Real regarding . boundary fine and wanted the hoarl to straighten out the tangle. He took Mr Patton up there to make a survey. but be claimed Real drove him of the premises and the surveyor couldn't do anything. City Attorney Kellogg ssi< the boarsi had 10 right fo interfere in such a case. their duty in that respect being confined to ordering fences con structed where property lines are de fined snd the owners cannot sgree on such things among themselves.
 The heard sffoarnea until next Tues dsy afteEncon.