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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
Weather Conditions. lDagf oA hnnraA

Rains were fairly general in the cottoT belt yesterday. with additional light. seat tered showers last night; light rains have also fallen from the Dakotas east along tho northern border. under influence of a storm over the extreme upper Mississippi valley generally fair weather prevails in At lantic and Gulf coast districts, lower Lak, and central districts and over most of thr West, with barometer highest over the eX- treme Northwest. and a secondary deprcs- sion over Utah; decided temperature changes have occurred. though 1t is some what cooler in the middle-Northwe st. and generally slightly warmer east of the Mss issippi.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending a. m., 18th meridian time.
 MONTGOMERY Ala, June IA. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
IocAI. COTrON NTARKET

In the local market yesterday spot cottoI was quoted as follows;
 Strict middltng. .... ...a .... .... h Mluoiins. e.'. ''.' sss. Strict low middling. s... .a.. 3-1e Low middling.. .... .,.. co. s...s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15

For saIe-1O,OOO yards of clay Krav- cl, suitable for building walks, filling in alleys and driVeways. Prompt de- livery. II. A. LOYeless, Phone 245.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
NEW ORLEANs sUGAR.

New Orleans, June l4 - Sugar ouiet; open kettle. 3%@4hc: open kettle centri- fugaL 4%c; centrifugal whites, 5c; yellows, 4A @4 l5-16c; seconds, 3@4c
 MoiasseS nominal; open kettle, lS@26c: Syrup nominal, 3ocS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
NEW YORK DRY GOODs.

ket is without material change. $Compara- lively few buyers are in the market but sellers are flrmer and prices continue to harden. Jobbers are only moderately busy but hope for improvement with the warmer weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15

Cash quotations were as follows: W6eat-No. spring. s1.O5@1.Os; No 8. 98c e $1. O5: No. 2 red, 97c.
 Corn-No. 2, 53%c; No. yellow, 54Ac oats-No. 7. 3OAc; No. wM.se. 5z1sc No. white. 3Oh @32c.
 Mess pork, per bbL5 $12:5o@12 55. Short ribs sides, loose, s7SSh 9T5O. Short clear sides, boxed. $7.5ih g1.Gch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15

Maximum temperature for day, 90 deg. Minimum temperature for day. 71 deg Average temperature for day, 80 deg. Normal temperature for day. 80 deg. Accumuated deficiency since Jan. 1. 200 deg.
 Average relative humidity for day. S4 per cent
 Total rainfall since Jan. 1, Is. 45 inches.
 River Bulletin. Observations at a. m, 18th M. time)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
DAILY COTTON MARKET.

Galveston--Firm. s%c; net receipts, 2,- E72; gross. 2.272; sales, ST; stock, 9S,138. s.l5s; gross. 4.45s; sales I,o5o; stock. 1i3.- B54: shipments, coastwise, 1000. gross. I43; sales, 100; stock. 16.7l1; ship ments. to Great Britain. s,1ss; coastwise. B.
 savannah--Quiet s%c; net receipts. l. l92: gross. 1.192: sales, 1,573: stock, 14,- t45; shipments, coastwtse, 713.
 charleston-ouiet, shc; net receipts, G: gross 6 stock. S,447.
 Wilmington-Steady sAc: net receipts. is0: gross 1eo; stock. s.e5s.
 Norfolk-Firm. sSc; net receipts. 7Ss: ments. coastwise. 2.02s.
 Baltimore- Nominal. sHc; gross receipts. New Yorf-ouiet. s.s5c; gross receipts. $;25s; stock; l$s,sS4; shipments. snG. to Great Boston-Steady. 8 .95c; net receipts. ca: gross. 2.920: shipments. to Great Britain Philadelphia = Steady. 9.2oc; gross re- aeipts. $50; stock. 3.1a3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
NEW YORK COFFEE AND suGAR.

NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. New York, June 14. = Coffee-Spot Rio quiet. Mild dull.
 Sugar-Raw easy; fair refining, axe: axe Refined steady.
 Coffee futures opened irregular at an advance of points and closed steady at a net advance of 591o points. Sales. ts, 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady. l3-l6c: net receipts e.211; gross. 2.2ll; shipments, 1,s65; sales. Augusta-Firm s%c: net receipts. 41s. gross. 415: shipments, 10; sales. IFS: stock. el,161.
 Memphis-Firm, s%c; net receipts, s2s: gross. 1.2so; shipments, $50; sales. gao; St. Louis-Firm. s%c gross receipts, BIO; shipments. 1,265; sales, 79; stock, 41,072. cincinnatt-Net receipts. 5o7; gross. 5o7: stock. s.6so.
 LouisviIle--Firm, S%c
 Total today: Net receipts. 3,452; gross, 4.s72; shipments. 4.417: sales. SU7: stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
River Forecast.

(For next two days.) The Coosa and Alabama will remain sta tionary. except slight rises in lower Coosa and upper Alabama. and slight fall in the upper Coosa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, June 14. = Cotton firm sales. i.O50; receipts 4.45S; stock. 113.3 Good ordinary.' .''. s... co. s... Low mldonns.. .'.s 's.s ''.. .... MiddllnK. ss.. -'ss A Good middling.. .s.. lis Middling fair. .... .... A. 9A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
TataI Movarnauk

Total today. at all ports, net 14.ge0: shipments, to Great Britain. 26.0s5: 10 con- tinent. 200; stock. 445.3SS.
 Consolidated. at an ports, net 52.6o7: shipments. to Great Britain. 44.626; to France. 9,5S4: to continent. 21.191; 70 Ja- pan, 2B6.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net D. 4O4, ,920; shipments, to Great Britain, 3,702,- 9s9: to France. 775.s to continent, S,004,- 253: to Japan. 277.261: to Mexico. 29.232,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15

SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY AND
 FRIDAY. IS mbs. Stan. Gran. Sugar. eco. LOG With 1fb MOyune Tea at soc o. K. CASH GROCERY. 2S Monroe St. Phone 47O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

March-April .... 4.69 April-May. .... .... .... .... 4.7D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-15

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. June 14.-Flour dull Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet $1 26 Eggs quiet, 15c.
 TREASURY BALANCES Washington, June 14-Treasury balances $135.5Sl570 gold. $70,693.577.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
]. P. GARDNER BUYS RANCH
Splendid Property In Nevada Go Bo
Operated by Company,

Articles Of incorporation ~ n new
ranch company WIN be shortly nlGl
and the now corporation win take over
splendid piece OF property embracing
the entire pamunawt valley situated
fomo 30 miles from Calionto aud 30
miles IRON Dclumor Nov The proper.
~ consists Of over 5000 acres and was
purchased recently by j. T.. Gardner
ana hls brother Frank h. Gardner Of
this ety. The ranch was formerly
known ~ thc l3iscman ranch aud IN
addition go this property the Gardner
brothers huNo taken up an the remain.
state lands IN the valley
This spring 300 acros Noro pat m IN
nlfllfa ana IN addition G0O fruit tloos
have been planted ana men are now
busy planting u nursery uf English
walnut trees which, II IN beloved win
flourish IN that section. Two and one,
half carloads Of lumber have also been
sent uown for building purposes, From
reports received the alfalfa goes eight
tons 10 the aero, while corn grows ~
fool in height and yields from 70 tn 10
bushels per acre, Mr. Gardner this
morning stated that when ne wns thorS
laW yonr the fourth cr0p OF nlfalfn
rcnchcd nearly 90 his waist The prigc
stock purchased at the state fair last
october and shipped down Ia the ranch,
he SAID " llourishlng and there are now
700 head Of stock and about 200 hogs on
the property, Ntcndy work N given 10
10 mon and thoro ~ decidedly more
wa,cr on the ranch than can be iso1
for irrigation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
SAYS He LEFT
THREE MILLION.
German Woman Presents Her
Claim for Part Of Estate of
Man Named Sosch.
PASSED AWAY IN THIS STATE.
Communication Received by the Gov.
crnot Who VIII Look lnto II
And Make Reply

"To the Government of tho state n
Utah, Ncu Jerusalem, United states Of
America is the address on lott0r
received by Gov cutler today from "A
lady IN Germany who claims that Hhe
" heir to an estate valued at $4,000 900.
sho states that man named "Sosch'
died IN this state leaving property val.
uod Ot the above Gum aud that she
can establish her right 20 part Of the
inheritance, at least So far tho gov
crnor or hls private secretary have not
been able to md any ,rnce OF such an
estate but they viii give the lady all
the Information they can secure con'
corning H. The letter follows I'm run
"Konigshuttc, Mar 10, %,
I'm the German papers Of here thcrp
N u summons To the heirs Of "A gontlo.
man called 'Sogrh who IN died I'm Noui
state ana who N born I'm district Opnoln,
province sohleslon, Prussia Germany,
ana the heirs To address for the regull q
ton Of this hoirdom
"Tho toslatOr was unmarried ana ho
left fortune of S3,O0O,000. II thoro M
really such nm inheritance Of Mr. Sosch
! beg to present my claims for this
heirloom az Il descendant Of this gentle
man ask the government of the state
VI Utah for your Kind answer ana re-,
main yours truly
FRAU FRANHISliA TRAuBE,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
Rumored That rreliminarics Are
Under Way to Cali on the
d, Governor for Them
NO SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.
Both Sides Aetuated by an Aggressive
Fcclins-Strkc Spreads Rather
Fast

Chicago, May 49, Widening ot tho
breach between lumber dealers aud
their drivers eiRndIscd continuance
OF aggressive feeling on both Sides to-.
dny In the teamstore strike
Renewal Of orders to deliver mater.
ial TO boycoltcd business establish.
monts woe pushed vigorously by the
lumber dealers, dozen additional luh.
Der companies were quickly drawn into
tho struggle ana tho prospect Of stop
page or AL building construction In
'noago came palpably closer TO re-
atty
While tho strike was spreading fast
IN tho lumber district Mayor Dunno
ana a committee Of aldcnlcn went into
session with managers Of the sovon
railway express companies, whose de-.
cson not TO folnslntc strikers has been
for several days the principal obstacle
TO settlement OF the strike,
Tho express managers left the
mayors office after brief time They
refuse 90 talk OF the conference, Mayor
Dunno Immediately summoned chief Of
Police O'Nolll ana sheriff Barrett This
action gave rise to n rumor that the
express managers refused 10 concodN
anything 10 the unions ana that pre-.
lmlndros were under way for call
on the governor for troops
There were additions 10 the strikers
ranks today, more drivers Of lumber
wagons going out because of the dis
charge OF some who refused TO mako
deliveries 10 hoycotted houses
Adjt.Non, Scott Nv IN the city by
order of GOV Dcnoon ana everything
N said 10 be IN readiness for calling out
the militia, whose armoroH are IN CHI
cnRo,
A conference was held AT the mayors
Office at which were present the rail.
way express managers, Who however
were unwilling 20 make any concos-
sions 90 the strikers, adhorlng 20 their
stand not 60 ro.cmploy any Of their
old drivers, The other employers arc
willing 20 take back their former
ttamHicrs aH fast as opportunity Of
lcrG The ending of the strike, ihoro-
fore, hinges on the railway express
companies
The superintendent Of schools IL IN.
vcsllgnting the charge that tehchop
Who arc members OF the Federation oi
Labor melted school children 90 strike.
The Employers foamng company rQ-
olyod 100 white men from Kansas city
today 4 large number we're farm boys.
An Injunction restraining the Good
rich transportation company from re-
fuslng 10 accept goods consigned "a
Montgomery Ward & Co, ana other
Ntrikc.bound housea IN Chicago was H.
Mlcd today by Judge Bolhea, Of the
United states Circuit, court
\ letter purporling 10 have been sent
nv tho unnprnl freight auont M tbo
Goodrich Transportation company IN
ttmctlng lts agents TO refuse TO ncccI ,
for transportation goods consigned Ia
the bycottcd house was presented IN
court M n begIa for Ue request for n
restraining order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
MAYOR WEAVER REQUESTS
OFFICIALS RESERVATIONS

Philadelphia, May ?3,-Dlrcotor ~
Public Works Costello and Director Of
Public safety Smy,h today, NJ the rc.
quest Of Mayor Weaver rendered their
roslgnatlons This IN the latest ana
most startling development IN the nghl
against the lease for 70 years OF the city
gas works TO the United Gas Improve.
mont company
Each official IN rendering his roslpno-
ton used the phrase TO take effect
when my successor has qualified ="
These words are taken IN political clr-
oles TO indicate o determination 10 hofl
on 10 the ollcos as long NJ possible, nv
the successors Of tho two directors must
BIO confirmed by tw0'thirds vote OF
the select council Mayor Weaver cyl.
dontly took the same View, ns II was
stated this afternoon that he had noils
fled Costello and Smyth that the form
OF the designations was not satisfactory
ana he gave them two hours 10 resign
without qualification on pain OF removal
from onlcc.
The action OF the mayor IN the ALL
ongroselng topic Of conversation In tn,
city II IL safe 10 say that no such po'
litIcal sensation has been sprung hero
IN the last % years, Now that tho
mayor has declared war ON tho Repub.
llcan organization leaders who placed
him IN office II IN expected that bitter
nght VIII be wngod during the remain.
Ink two years OF his term, Including
policemen ana lromcn there are up.
wards OF 10000 oillcoholdore In phIln.
dolphiu and practically all OF them arc
at the mercy OF the mayor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
PAYETTE SUGAR FACTORY.
Local Committee Will Decide Between
Two Sites

The papers from pnycttc and Boise
Ida, arc giving half page boom an
noun,cmonts to the coming of Utah
sugar capitalists into their hcli and
the p0yot,c independent ~ especially
iublant over the fact that the farmers
m that section have lNcoodod by several
hundred acres the amount required for
them To secure the factory next year
AZ the Offices Of tho sugar company
IN this city II was stated this morning
that nm error hHd boon made IN pub.
lishlng the statement that tho site FOR
the payCtto factory had been definitely
decided upon Tho company has sevs
oral Rltos IN mind and the choice WIZ
no doubt, lic hotWoQu two, one on the
north eldo of the pHyctto river about
two miles from the town, and the other
on the south side about The same div.
tnnco away The sugar officials helo
nro now awaiting the linnl report Of the
payolto committee which has charge Of
the matter ana ns soon 40 this NJ 700.
Coiyod, ono on the other of the loca.
tlons win be- chosen without delay tho
contract for the machinery loi the cN-
cnyaton begun aud the foundation luid
this fall
an the stock Of the tNo mIlllon.dollOr
corporation which win be formed here
about juno under the name Of tho
Western Idaho sugar company has
hoon allotted, Manager cutler states
that no moro rs for snlc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
A GOOD SUGGESTION,
Government Wants to Preserve Post
Cemetery at Camp Floyd,

a communication was received by
Gov cutler today from Acting quar-.
tormaster.Ocnornl Geo u, Pond Of
Washington, calling attention to the
dIlupidatcd condition Of the old post
cemetery Al Camp Floyd, about 20
miles west ~ Iehl, ana suggesting that
the state deed the property back to the
United states 20 th1t the cemetery
may be properly cared FOR The latter
states that the fence In nearly all torn
down, and the grnyestonos marking
the burial place OF number OF old
soldiers have fallen down and are part
~ destroyed,
An investigation at Washington dis
closed the fact that the land on which
the cemetery IN located was given to
the state M school land when II was
admitted into the Union Gov Cutler
IN heartily IN favor OF the suggestion
made by Gen Pond and win recon.
mend 10 the next Legislature that the
plot be decided back 10 the government
80 that II may BE- cared for and Kept
N repair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23

TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1905. SALT LAKE CRY UTAm

which subsequent events have justified
that II would bo better 10 try TO re.
lloHc the trust company Of these ec'
curilloa This task was at once un.
uortnkcn ana has thus far resulted In
the payment by the Richmond compan.
les OF S,26lO00 or the entire debt less
$4,000 The trust company has also
been relieved from lts said guarantee
of 100000,
In the meantime a syndicate has
been formed by those Interested IN the
Hudson Valley railway property by
which II was agreed to advance 1910.
goo for the purpose Of putting that
property IN better shape, This amount
was paid IN by this syndicate OF which
We trust company paid eleven twons
lieths, out Of this however there was
paid 20 the trust company 100000
upon Its indebtedness,
The deposits of the trust company
today are about S2,20O00O It's avail.
able assets, aside from the amount IN
vested IN the Hudson Valley and Rut.
lnnd properties, amount 90 about
S,3OO,000, 80 that out OF the
Hudson Valley and Rutland properties
ana out Of the liability of s,ockhold-
ors, II VIII be necessary 10 realize
sv5O,0OO In order TO pay dcposItors, The
trust company holds Hudson Valley
DOldA 10 the amount of nearly $1,000
200 ana II substantially owns the
Rutland properties IN which have been
invested nenrly a million dollars, These
securities IN connection with the liza.
blllty OF stockholders TO the amount OF
100000 should certainly be sufficient
10 pay dopositors IN full
While the Hudson Valley and the
Rutland companies are probably IN
Dottor shape and worth more money
lhnn ever before, the trust company
has not been able UP 10 the present
time, 10 realize ON these securities,
(Which are not quick asset, sum.
Gent sum To pay dopositors ana save
lho capital OF the trust company from
impairment
For this reason have come 10 the
conclusion that II N inoSpodlont for
the trust company 10 longer continue
IN business and | have therefore re-.
ported the matter 10 the attorney zen.
ernl for his action, I think, I'm the
circumstances, y receiver can handle
the matter better than the trust com.
panN' ...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
SETTLEMENT or BOXER IN.
DEMNITY QUESTION DELAYED

Ticn Tsln, May 2S-~rhc settlement Of
the Boxer Indemnity question has been
delayed by the action OF the Russo.
Chinese bank Rueslu has chosen TO
receive her portion Of the Indemnity IN
silver and the Russo.Chinoso bunk IN
ondonvOrnR 70 obtain payment on
Shanghai nc The London price of silver
Instead Of the prco at Shanghai thus
avoiding extra charges II china con-.
SCENTS the bank VIII secure an adNnnt.
age amounting To- per cent The pow.
era have protested against the proposl.
ton aud n ~ considered probable thnt
the Russo-C Chinese bank viii not be
successful IN its negotiations, Ma Tnng,
the governor Of pckln, representing the
board OF revenue, did IN fact consent,
hut HIS consent wns not ratified II
china weakly nasonlR, the settlement
OF the indemnity question win be pro.
longcd indefinitely because similar In.
IDENTITIES win be demanded IN other
quarters,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
y. w NASH STRICKEN,
President Of Am, 4. Il =, Co. Has
Paralysis,

Omaha, May ?3-.E, W, Nash, prosl-
dent Of the American Refining " Smoll-
INK company, was stricken with pnrnl-
yeia early today Ills condition " be.
lIovod 10 be critical
Mr.. Nash was stricken whllo attend.
Ing dinner nj tho homo Of Herman
K0untse, prominent banker Tho facts
OF Mr., Nash'e condition woro not given
out until this morning, when II was
learned that several physicians hai
been summoned during tho nlght, ana
that NJ WAS unconscious ana suffering
from homorrhago OF tho brain,
Mr., Nash, besides being president Of
the emoltor trust" IN u director OF tho
omaha National bank, ana large
stockholdcr IN several omaha concerns
and has lately boon elected president NJ
the American Smcltors Exploration
company
Later IN the day II was announced
that Mr. Nash'a condition was slightly
improved, ana that there were hopes
for his recovery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
SPIRITED ELECTION.
Alumni Of l., D, y, University Chooses
0Gicers for Ensuing Yoos

Last evening tho alumni Of tho Lat.
,er.dOy Saints university met NJ mo
university buildings for the purpose Of
olecling officers for the coming year,
The meeting was called TO ordcr by Mr.,
John H. Evans, the prosonl president,
who IN ~ few opening words glyo a
brief report OF the status " the agRoci-
alton Nominations were then placed
for president, vice president secretary
ana treasurer, with the result that, Rf-
ter q battle over soma az the persons
nominated, Joseph j, Cannon was elect.
cl president, owen llOref0rd, Ob, vluo
president, Laura Dewitt, W, secretary,
and bee Richards, treasurer The eN,
ccullyo committee win bo named by
the president yot Of thanks was
given the retiring ollcer@
Elaborate preparations nro making
for tho banquet and ban next Monday
evening An excellent program has
been arranged, ana the alumni w look.
ms forward 10 delightful reunion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
EMBEzzLER SMITH GETS
TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT

San Francisco, May 23-.G j. Smith,
san Fmnclscon tax collector, who ned
from San Francisco TO 81 Louis, plead.
cd guilty 10 ombo2zlcmcnt today and
was sentenced to 10 years. Impraon.
mont, tho maximum sentence
smith Ned from the city IN AnrIl,
leaving a shorUge Of iG5,00O m hIa nc.
counts, lie won, nrBl to New York
and then 10 ~ Louis, where he was
arrested Just NV he wW leaving tor san
Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
BOTH AFFLICTED,
wife Of Postmaster Thomas Worry III
With Erysipolos,

Not only Postmaster ThomOs, mD hle
wife are NJ with cryslpols Mrs, Thom.
M having contracted Tho disease
through Infection of a nngor Of the loft
hand while nursing hor husband, Yes.
to-day # VAS feared that she would
have TO lose Nor arm, ana Drs, Kcogh,
Wright Ewing and plnkerton wore In
consultation last evening oyor her case,
However, today the prospects OF Swing
tho arm Woro better SIM she " "A worry
sick woman The postmaster hopes TO
be- out l one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
HISTORIANS OFFICf.
Church or Jesus Christ
oTlsiierdsv SSiEts.

90 pave state street from Fourth 20
Flflh south with asphalt ana when
that IN completed ana tho m0cadumi1.
ing done that thoroughfuro WIN be IN
nrst class condition 20 the city llmllF.
Tho surveys for laying the cement
walks ana drives throughout the city
and county building grounds were COM
mcnood yesterday The city VIII use
asphalt from ~ own claim at Thistle
for that work The asphalt mixer has
already been set NJ IN the clly'B yards
ana work on the paving win BIO pushed
tO completion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
TRADE or SIBERIA,
Americans Arc Getting Ahead Of
The British.

London, May 23,-'Tho board " trade
today issued mn exhaustive report made
by special Commissioner ", Cooke, on
the trade Of siberia IN which British
traders are again taken 10 task for al.
lowing other natlonnlltIos 20 elbow
them out Of n promising market,
"Tho American, Dane and German"
writes Mr., Cooke, are already there
and have captured some Of the most
fruitful fields Of enterprise, These rich
acres WIN DO 10 Rus,in'a increasing
millions what tho colonies are Ia the
British isles Even now Russian imlni.
grants IN Siborn, peasants though they
be, ARE supplying the London market
with butter and ~ they reap thoIr
crops with American harycstcrs discuss
with intelligence their preference for
machines from Milwaukee or Chicago"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
FINED FOR FISHING.
Four Men Arrested Sunday Malotcd $40
Apiece Other Cnso,.

W. A. Fisher charged With burglary,
pleaded not guilty In Judge Dichla
court this morning, and the case was
Get for hearing ON May 90
Albert Peterson jacob Flohn Ru.
dolph Christensen ana Arthur Wild,
pleaded guilty 10 hphmg out Of season
The offousc woa committed last SUM
day Each defendant was nncd Sl2
Lem PITTS charged with forging tho
namo Of Thomas T., wishing 20 an ore
der for a meal Ticket pleaded guilty
and was held Co answer to the district
court,