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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
News from New York of the
Mysterious Disappearance
OF $4,000
CRlTCHL0W DELIVERED THEM.
City Recorder Says the Fault Must be
On the Other End as he Has
Receipt for Them

According to a telegram received by
city Recorder Crltchlow from Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s New York bank $4,000
worth Of the clty's AZ per cent refund
ing bonds are mysterously missing.
The telegram states that $50 600 Of old
bonds We're presented for redemption,
and only $4,000 OF the c,ty's 4Iss were
left with which 20 redeem the old ones,
II there ID any error In checking up on
the bonds, Mr. Cgitchlow says Il must
be on that end Of the line, as he deliver
Ell the rcfundiHg bonds in person In
New York, and they were checked up
all right, and he got a receipt for all Of
them by consecutive number.
Further Information is expected from
the bank In the matter, as the record
err has wired for such Information, and
Auditor Felt has written letter 20
the bank giving the number of all the
old bonds outstanding II might be pos
shle that some Of the ola bonds have
feen forged and that there should not
be- $4,000 worth outstanding,
The issue Of 1904 amounted TO SjiS,0O0,
and was made to refund the issue of
1892 Of the same amount bearing inter-
est at . per cent. The new bonds bear
interest at ~ per cent, From the in
formation received 1t is hard to deter
mine whether some of the new bonds
are missing or some OF the old have
been forged and presented for redemp-
ton. a letter giving more details Is
looked for at once, but in the mean
time the whole affair is shrouded in
mystery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
PERSONALS

A. s. Zimmerman has returned from
am eastern business trip
The attorneys general has gone to
Milford on legal business,
Abner Glosz has gone to Portland to
accept business position there.
s. +. Fcnton has gone TO San Fran
cisco TO bring Mrs. Fenton home.
Prof. Linford of y. Y. College, at
Logan, is in the city today on a short
business visit
j. f, Grant is home from an Idaho
business trip, where he has been selling
large quantities Of wire for a variety
of purposes
Ex-Couucilman T., r, Rich Of this
city, now visiting at Providence, r. l.,
is improving from his recent severe at
tack of illness,
Hon, Spencer Clawson has returned
from Portland but owing to a severe
cold caught on the trip. he is confined
today to his bed,
James Jack returned Saturday from
California, after an absence Of two
months. He reports everything lovely
~ NllHN wv Nl'Al'
George r. OdeIl IL back from am Ida
no trip. lie reports the people up
there as anxious for warm weather, as
there has been plenty OF rain, and a
good strong sun would bring the stuff
right up out Of the ground
General Manager r. S. Campbell Of
the Utah Light & Railway company
and wife have returned home from
their extended tour Of the east. Mr..
Campbell is much improved I'm health,
and will resume active duty tomorrow.
W. II, Rowe Of Corinne Is I'm the
city today on business trip. He re-
ports the entire Bear River valley as
looking unusually fine this spring.
There Is "a superabundanCe Of hay up
there some 10000 tons being brought
over from last fall; hat this results IN
the blowing In Of a great deal Of alfal-
ia which makes the best kind Of fer.
tilizer, and a greatly increased acreage
Of sugar deets.
Major Harry Hill has returned from
an extended trip through the republic
Of Mexico, going as far south as "a
within 100 miles Of Acapulso He says
II he was a young man he would 20 In.
to business In Mexico, az there are
numberess openings for a young man
Of enterprise and good business abil.
ity The major found the old feeling
of hostility 90 the Gringo stll existing
there, though not manifested so OPEN
| ly as In years comedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
Harry Benson, Held for Robbery,
Seeks to Regain His
Liberty,
CLAIMS FAULTY COMPLAINT.
Petitioner, a l7-Year. Old Boy, is charg-
ed With Taking 50 from F. 0.
Haywood.

a petition for q writ OF habeas cor
pus has been filed in the district court
by Attorney Arthpr Il. Christensen on
behalf Of Harry Benson, who Is held
IN the county jail upon charge Of
robbery, The petition states that Ben
son is unlawfully restrained Of his
liberty in that he Is held by the sheriff
without any warrant of arrest and
further because there has been no COM
plaint sufficient in law made against
him.
The complaint It IS contended, Is void
for the reasons that It was not sworn
10 before committing magistrate as
required by law. that It was sworn to
upon information and belief and that
the committing magistrate did not eX-
anime the complaint under oath as to
his knowledge Of the alleged crime,
The writ issued by Judge Armstrong
Is rcturnable tomorrow afternoon at
. o'clock Benson who is II years of
age, is charged with having robbed
r. o. Haywood OF Sc on the night Of
Mlrch 20. His partner, William More
head pleaded guilty to the charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
CANDIDATES NAMED.
Art Students at University Choose Tick
ct for Annual Election.

Today at the University Of Utah the
preliminary steps were taken for the
annual trouble between the depart
ments OF arts and engineers, which
occurs at the election In May. For
student body officers the fourth year
normals and arts students met today
and nominated ticket, which they
bcliye can win against the unitcd en-
gineers, who within a few days will
announce a rival ticket The fight VIII
then be conducted by campaign com
mittccs appointed by both factions, and
win continue until the final results are
announced from the election.
At the caucus today Harold Stephens,
a freshman In the arts department, was
decided upon as candidate for student
body president The nomination was
opposed by one element I'm the school
which objects to the prevalence Of UNI
derclassmen I'm student body affairs.
and Ia trying 20 have the control Of
the college pass TO seniors. However
the keen rivalry Of the engineers forced
a concession to the under classes IN or
der 10 insure normal vote, without
which il Is impossible TO elect the arts
ticket Mr. stephens Is the son Of At
torney Frank y, Stephens, and Is a
popular student For editor of the
Chronicle the caucus nominated Dam
irl Alexander, q student prominent I'm
debating lines, and a Junior in the arts
school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Theater tonight the successful
comedy "The Other Girl" win close it's
engagement Last nights presenta-
ton drew another good house.
The Mack Swain company gives the
final performance of California to-
night and opens tomorrow evening with
East Lynne
Relatives OF Mr.. T.. NJ Royle Of this
city have received a dispatch from his
brother Dr. Sinclair Royle, who was In
Buffalo at the first production OF THE
SQuaw Man" Monday night, stating
that the new play had made an en-
phatic success No word has yet been
received from the author since the pro-
duction, but just prior to It he wrote
hia parents and sister that the cast was
beautiful one, and Mr.. Faversham
and Mr. Roberts. the latter In the role
Of an Indian who does not speak a
word Of English I'm the play were do
ing ideal work, and that IT was now
all "up to him. (thc autho) to make
good. If the play Is all that Is hoped
FOR IT, It viii have big production p'
Christmas time in theator on Broad
way.
"The Tyrolean Queen by pupils Of
Nine. Swenson win be the bill az the
Theater tomorrow afternoon and eveu-
ing Reduced prices win be I'm vogue
and the matinee especially will be pu'
on at Csc charges for the whole house.
Nine. Swenson will direct and Prof,
Mcclellan will act as accompanist The
full orchestra will also be engaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
LATE LOCALS.

The First regiment band win he In
spectod tonight by the government Of
hcor from Fort Douglas,
Word from Washington states the
government viii call for bids for car
rying the mails between Goldheld and
Beatty and between Beatty and Las
Vegas New.
Five Elklets will be transformed over
into five full grown adult antlers to-
nights, at the state street corral There
win be the usual alfalfa feed, with
oats and cut-feed on the side.
The officers association Of the nation
al guard will have committee on news
and advertising, which will keep the
press fully posted as to the affairs and
condition Of the guard from time to time.
The contract for the plumbing I'm the
new Catholic cathedral was let yester-
day afternoon to George G, Doyle of
this city for 1897, As this figure Is 5000
less than he would have ON any other
job, the latter sum Is taken as dona-
ton
Architect Dallas Is advertising for
bids for the new gymnasium at the
state university, for the extension Of
the physical building and shop, and
the improvement Of the attic of the
Normal building. The aggregate cost Of
the proposed improvements will amount
TO 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
Bishop Ira Neb,ksr Pioneer of
lSlz Receives Summons While
AT Los Angeles
SOME OF HIS ACHIEVEMENTS.
Was One Of the First Settlers Of the
Bear Lake Valley and Bishop
OF Laketown.

The remains Of Bishop Ira Neheker,
who died at Los Angeles on the cath
inst, are expected 10 arrive In Salt
Lake within few days when they
win be transferred 10 Logan where the
funeral service will take place. MIR,
Nebe<cr walked over the first trails to
Utah when he was a boy OF years,
and is numbered among the first Utah
ans. His life since 1Sl7 has been spent
in Utah and he Is survived by many
representatives OF his own and his
fathers family His death In Los AM
geles came Unexpectedly turing visit
10 the coast which he undertook two
months ngo for his health, He was
suffering from general debility result
ing from Kidney and stomach troubles
The career Of Mr. Nebeker In Utah
has been an interesting one, and one
closely bound up with the general
growth Of the section, lie came In the
land Of pioneers which arrived In the
autumn Of lSi, and with his parents,
John and Laura Nobekar was enrolled
I'm the so cor unanded by George b,
Wallace, ana he 100 commanded by A.
&, Smoot Pr or to crossing the plains
the family had cncampad with the COM
panIes at Council Bluffs, for the VIM
ter OF 1913.
In 1856 Ncbellcr was chosen to 60 with
a relief part. back across the trail to
rescue the belated members Of a
stranded hand cart company They
found the party exhausted ON the banks
of the SWcetwater and brought them
20 Salt Lake. Later in the Indian wars
he became q member Of Capt II. T.
Burton's company and performed eN-
tcnsiNe service I'm that command II
was due 10 these early exposures that
complaints set In from which Mr., Ne
becker never fully recovered. In 1859
he was one of the first settlers TO go in
to Bear Lake valley making his home
at what was afterwards named Lake
town, He was ordained Bishop OF
the church for that district I'm 1863, and
continued TO fulfll his duties as such
until recent. released on account of
IN health.
His children who survive him num-
Der ten Of whom four are sons and six
are daughters. They are John, n.y.
rum, Attorney Frank Is, Of Logan,
Horace g., a student at chicago uni
versity Misses Ella, Efle, Laura, and
Ruby: Mrs Naomi Ferry Of ogden, and
Mrs. Clara Humes, OF his brothers,
Aauilla. w. Parry, Aaron, and Ash
ton Nebeker survive him, His wife
died three years ago from dDhthera.
contracted while caring for patients af-
hicted with that disease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

with the single exception Of Carisa
the stocks called on the mining ex-
change this afternoon displayed weak
ness, The sales were
Carso. 1000 at Tx; 800 Mt l7ls; 1000
at 17H; $500 at II.
Daly-Judge. so at SIS,
May Day. 800 at PA,
Butlor-I Liberal 1000 at A.
Little Chief 900 at 4.
New York Bonanza, 200 at 90; 100 at 20.
seller co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
Santa Fe Appointments.

Topeka Kas. April 26.--J. Il. Hur-
Icy who succeeds n. Y, Nudge as gem
orul manager Of the Santa Fe system.
today announces the following appoint
mnuts
j, II, Cain, general superintendent OF
the western grand division, promoted TO
general superintendent Of the eastern
grand division, to succeed j, Il. Hur-
ley with headquarters at Topeka,
f. G, Fox, division superintendent Of
the middle division at Newton, pro-
NOTED to be general superintendent Of
the western grand division, with head
quarters at La Junta, Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
SPIKE AND RAIL

One by one the Rio Grande men are
following j. A. Edison TO the c. II, &
ID.
W, II. Henderson's name is being
mentioned as a likely successor to Geo.
GeIger,
Union Pacific trains are once more
running right through and are today
all marked up on the blackboard as be-
ing on time,
Clarence Redmond. formerly Of Raw.
Inns. Wyo, has been appointed chief
clerk in the administers office Of the
Salt Lake Route.
a Raymond Whitcomb special is due
to arrive here from the coast this
afternoon and win go on east over the
Rio Grande tomorrow,
r. NJ. Keller. travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the Milwaukee at
Omaha, arrived here this morning TO
help out Ne local general agency dur
Ing the wool season.
Nearly q carload Of Omaha railroad
men. ladies and friends arrived this
morning to attend the Buckingham
Kemper wedding this evening. They are
quartered at the Kenyon,
The temporary track round Edison
mountain where the big rock slide oc-
CURED on the Union Pacific on Satur-
day was completed I'm IS hours and
three bridges We're put In mt that.
A thoughtless engine hostler at the
Ogden roundhouse Monday night
ditched a locomotive I'm the turntable
pit. thereby tying up All the passenger
locomotives In the stalls with the result
that "a number Of trains were hauled out
Of ogden to the next divisio 10y freight
engines,
agent for the Milwaukee, has accepted
the position as traffic manager for tho
large wool firm Of Eiseman Brus,of Bos-
ton, This corporation Is said 20 be the
biggest dealer I'm territorial wools In the
country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
SALT LAKE GETS IT.
Pullman Service on san Pedro Has
Headquarters Here,

This afternoon Supt. TWlning sent
Conductor Trout ana the standard
sleeper DunkIrk ana Tourist ear 1913
doadhead out on special train Of
equipment for Los Angeles for the In
itlal train out OF that city on Monday
peNt Tomorrow Conductor Crisis
leaves with more equipment for Los
Angeles aud VIII come east on the
second train Tuesday, Both conductors
are old timers ON the San Pedro and
TO date have been on the Milford run.
This means that this division gets
the Pullman business over Los Angeles
and II also means that some 20 men
WIN have steady employment, make
salt Lake their headquarters and spend
their wages here.
The new equipment has been delay
ed two days ON account Of the rock
slide on the Union Pacific Saturday.
II Is expected TO arrive today however,
and when 10 gets I'm IL win hc seen that
u Is the hanlsomost running on this
division, The two lines Of Pulmans,
one running out of this city and the
other from ogden win consist Of four
cars, Salt Lake being known as line
No. $50 ana Ogden GN, Tho equip
mout out of this city consists of r.
section drawing room cars of the very
latest pattern, those from ogden being
Dissection observation cats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
SMOOTH CRATER NABBED
One of a Gang Now in OGDEN Jail
Charged With Yagrancy

ogden, April 2G-J w. Wright and
May Williams We're arrested by Sergt.
Wilson this morning In one Of the cribs
on Electric avenue. The man is charg-
ed with vagrancy but he is suspected
of being one Of a gang Of four grafters
who have been operating I'm this sec-
ton for several weeks These men
have forged % number of checks and
have been guilty OF turning numerous
fraudulent tricks, leaving their victims
I'm the lurch,
The Salt Lake officers have been
notified and capt BurbIdge Is expected
here this afternoon for the purpose
OF determining whether or not Wright
IL the man who robbed a passenger Of
$40 at the Rio Gr1nde depot. The girl
says she first met Wright at Walla
Walla, Wash, and fell deeply In love
with him, This was about six weeks
ago, and since then she has been tray-
cling about with him. While she has
not seen him turn his tricks, she says
he and his companions are guilty Of
this kind OF business.
Strange TO say shortly after Wright
had been arrested, a young man was
lured into the Austrian saloon and
there duped Of S2Q in a game Of heads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
FELL INTO A HOLE.
Fritz Hohusch Wants $40 900 for Alleged
Permanent Injuries,

with the city recorder today by
Fritz Hubusch, who claims that he
fell into an excavation on the corner
Of Second South and state streets on
the night Of April and received per-
manent injurle.
The excavation, no claims, was left
ungarded and without warning lights
II was dug by the Bell Telephone com.
pany. In falling into II Hobusch saya
that he broke a rib aud received per-
manent internal injuries. lie thinks the
city was negligent I'm not keeping tho
excavation guarded and he asks dam
ages I'm the sum mentioned above. The
matter will be referred to the city coun.
ell on Monday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
BRANCH TO GoLDFIELD.
Prest. W. A, clark says salt Lake Route
Will Build,

The current issue Of the Goldheld
Daily Sun comes out with am announce
ment headed with the biggest type that
could be scared up In the shop Brief
ly United states Senator Nixon is
spreading the glad tldings that Presl-
dent W. A. Clark of the Salt Lake
Route told him specifically that work
would be started I'm the near future ON
a branch line from Las Vegas TO the
Nevada gold fields. 1t will be recalled
that Thomas kcarns made a similar
statement IN Los Angeles recently and
that Vice President w. H. Bancroft
enbseauently donied Il emnhatIcallN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
UTAH CON. SUED.

Mike Olblnn Seeks TO Recover SiI07S for
Personal Injuries.
Mike Olbina filed suit I'm the district
court today against the Utah Consoi-
Gated Mining company to recover
$l9lj damages for personal injuries al
legged to have been received by him
while employed in defndants mine at
Bingham on Nov l6, 1904, Plaintiff al
leges that he was injured by prema-
ture explosion while blasting and that
his injuries consisted Of the loss Of his
teeth, crippled two OF his fingers, loss
Of hearing and permanent injuries to
his arms, neck and shoulders. He
claims that the company was negligent
I'm that the fuse was faulty and not safe
for such purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

$3.50 a. m, This train connects with the
train through from Los Angeles
Train No. 80 tnew passenger train)
VIII leave Nephi daily az 1890 a, m,
arriving In Salt Lake at 1880 p. m.
Train No, % Cold No. ~ will leave
Nephl daily at 2.A5 D. m, as at present
and arrive I'm Salt Lake at $40 p, m.
There VIII be no charge In equipment
on this train,
Train No. win leave silver city dali
~ at 2.2j p, m, and arrive In Salt Lake
at d. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

The session Of the federal court this
morning was consumed In hearing the
case Of Bird vs. the Utah Consolidated
Mining company continued from yes
terGay The suit Is not expected to
reach the jury before tomorrow 1t viii
be followed by the Forsyth case, I'm
which the defendant was indicted for
allorlng n government lind natent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
Editors Oppose Omnibus Bill.

oklahoma city Okla, April 25.-The
Oklahoma Press association adjourned
today after session Of two days. Res
olutions were adopted asking Congress
TO pass n statehood bin for Oklahoma
and Indian Territory without reference
to Arizona ANA New Mexico opposing
another omnibus bill Preliminary ar
rangements were also made for enter
tainment Of the National Editorial as
ISOLATION In June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
NOTHING LIKE
LEATHER.
One-halF to One"Third OF.

All our Leather Goods for two weeks.
Ladies wrist Bags very latest styles,
Purses, card Cases, BIN Books, Letter
Cases Wallets Ladies writing Sets.
Portfolios, Music Rolls, Visiting Lists,
Travelling Cases, Collar and cum Sets,
Desk Pads, Etc, In fact, every Now
city I'm Leather.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
6 Main ST.,
Salt Lake City,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
HELD TO DISTRICT COURT.

George Williams charged with house
breaking, had q hearing before judge
Dichl this morning and was held to
legged that Williams entered the homo
of y. B. White. 666 south West Temple
street, several days ago, and stole a
quantity of jcwelry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
WESTERN PACIFIC
CONTRACT AWARDS
Are to be Officially Announced
On Monday Ia New
York.
JEFFERY THEN TAKES HOLD.
Important Meeting Of Directors Of
George Gould's Projecting Line
10 the Pacific.

san Francisco, April 26,--rhree Of the
local directors Of the Western Pacific
have departed for New York where
they are to attend the important meet-
Ing called by George Gould for the pur-
pose OF recognizing the board and
placing contracts Tor the construction
Of the big new transcontIncntal rail-
road. The directors who left town
were j, Dal2cll Brown, David II. walk
cr and George a, Batchclder Another
local director A, G., Kains left for the
east some days ago,
The majority of the board win be
residents Of New York and an future
meetings will hc held I'm that city
Among other things, w. j. Barnett
win relinqush the presidency of the
Western Pacific at the meeting next
Monday. and that office viii Doe given
10 b. T. lottery president Of the Dem
Yer e. Rio GTande, MT Barnett Will
become vice president ana general
counsel Of the company Contracts
for the construction OF the entire line
from here to Salt Lake have been de-
Clded upon and It is announced that
they will be officially awarded at Mon
udg meeting,
IL Va understood that the awarding
Of the contracts for construction and
the appointment Of a firm TO look after
the contractors have all been arranged
for some weeks past and that the meet
Ing on Monday will be the occasion OF
official action on the selections,
From this time ON Il Is safe to assert
that Western Pacific win hold the cen-
ter Of the railroad stage and that de-
velopments win follow thick and fast
20 that by the end OF June the region
Of the south end Of the Great Salt Lake
will become a vcritable hive Of indus
try
Yesterdays dispatches denoted that
the Gould interests had gone beyond
the bluhng stage and that Hartman,
I'm, Morgan and Rockefeller interests
We're willing TO bury the Ratchet in the
interests OF peace and incidentally
swing the portals Of the ogden and El
paSO gateWays wide open.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ESTATE
" Lydia Jane Knapton, Deceased, Credl-
tors will present claims with vouchers TO
tho undersigned AT % North Main Street
Salt Lake city, Utah. on or before tho
18th day Of August A. y. 1918,
WA r. KNAI1ON.
Admlnlsirator of tho Estate uf LYDIA Jane
knUpt0n. Deceased.
Date ,of hrst publication, April 10Th.
a. ID. 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
Hoods JdrSdpariLLd
and Pills

Remove it, give new life, new cour-
age, strength and animation.
They cleanse the blood and clear the
complexion.
Accept no substitute,
81 felt tired sl the time and could not
sleep, After taking Hoods Sarsaparllla
a while ] could sleep well and the tired
feeling had gone, This great medicine has
also cured me OF scrotls" MRS c. NJ,
Roor, Gllead, Conn,
Hoods sarsaparllla promises 10
cure and keeps tho promise.