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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

" the work being done IN our schools
man lhOl which " jufl completed ana
which viii bo open for inspection IN
the Grade room a. tho city and county
building tonight and tomorrow lho
room win bv open tonight 20 the goll'
cr1l public 20 us 10 accommodate those
who can not visit the building IN the
day time,
Tho cNhhlla cannot be described
enllglurtolilY and I'm order a. npprocl'
ate them patrons should call and pco
for thomsolvcA There are cabinets
containing charts illustrating the work
" the different grndos ~ drawing, also
IN geography ana arithmetic, All Of
those show moro impCeslyoly thnn
words can describe, the progress ana
work along such lines.
There are bound copies OF music les.
sons IN the different grades Some OF
these contain original compositions by
the pupils which show surprising
amount of talent Tho penmanship
lessons I'm witch are also bound, show
much better work than that of last
year The displays OF the high schools
consist of bound volumes Of lessons IN
composition grammar and other stud
lex, These volumes nre bound IN tho
colorr Of the school with the title Of
the work ana the school displayed on
the covers,
Miss Resale Pollock primary super.
visor who has been actively engaged
In overseeing the collection and ar
rnngcmcnt Of the exhibits, stated that
the school exhibit OF last year could
not begin 90 compare with that Of this
year, Che ana all Of the school OIL
cials are perfectly satisfied with tho
showing Tor the fair this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
"RENz' YOUNG DEAD.
We'll Known Salt Laksr Falls Victim
Of pneumoaia

The friends OF Lorenzo u, Young VIII
be surprised ana panied to learn that
he died at his homo on l. and seventh
streets IN this city today His domlse
came suddenly from an attack Of pnou.
mona, which was first observed yostor.
day and which developed with fatal
rapidly
For several weeks past Mr. Young
had been suffering from HoVoro stomach
trouble but there were hopso that he
would recover untll pneumonia set H.
After that manifested Itself II was eve
dent Tint the struggle for NE would be
a hard oro Early this morning n was
clear that the dieenHe had made Aucn
progress that the end was not far of
ana he gave up the unequal llght 40
indicated,
The deceased was the ron Of the lato
prcsiden, brigham and llmcllnc Free
Young, ana was born In this city Srpt
%, 1856, lie loayos a wife but no chill
dron 10 morn hie death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
MAN C0NFESSES TO FIVE
MURDERS, ALSO ROBBERlES

Chester, w. va, May ls-.ln q let.
ter 20 the police authorities of this city
q man signing himself "a, Johnson,
and claiming TO be n partner " Henry
Williams, who was recently executed
IN Roanoke, Va, has confessed to nyo
murders and numerous rohborlos His
reasons for writing are that other men
have suffered for his crimes and hls
conscience troubles him The dates ana
manner m which the different crimes
were committed ~ furnished IN johns
sons letter are moro complete than tho
police records, and the authorities be-
Hove its authenticity
According to Johnson he Killed a NO.
man M chester w Va, two Italians NJ
Uniontown, Pa, n man AZ lIyndmnn,
Pa and n woman at Martins Ferry O,
lie also claims 10 have assaulted a wo.
man at stanton, Va, for which crime,
he says, another man wOs lynchod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
PAYETTE SUGAR
PLANT IS LOCATED
TIL, Nampi Factory Site Is
Still Being Carefully
Considered
BOTH TO OPERATE IN 1906.
General Noaagcr Cutler Announces
That the New Company VIII 10.
corporate for Two Millions

General Manager y. r. cutler Of the
Utah and Idaho sugar companies has
returned from a visit 20 the Payottc
ana Boise valley districts In Idaho,
whcrc the new company to be known
az the Western Idaho Sugar company
win build two factories next year.
MI Cu,lor said TO "A news" roprcscn.
tative this morning that he had spont
four days IN company with the local
people interested IN examining the best
locality for sites, The location Of tho
plant at Payolie had been definitely de.
cidod upon, and the site would be two
miles south OF Payotto on the Oregon
Short Line IN the center OF a very rich
farming district, The company had con-
tractcd for two tracts Of land amount.
Ing to ] q acres involving an outlay Of
$4,000 including improvements The
farm ,rs had executed contracts Tor the
necessary amount Of acreage for nvs
yoarH ana 6O0.ton plant would he
Installed IN timo 20 work up the crop
next year
Mr., cutler also put IN one day nt
Nompa looking over that country where
the second plant is 10 be established,
No decision has been reached yet az 10
location, but the work OF securing con.
tracts with farmers " going forward 40
actively that he says the factory VIII DO
built AZ the same time ~ that nj Pay"
etto. There " great interest felt by tho
people Of that locality ana the new en-.
lcrpriCo VIII be received with open
arms,
Mr.. cutler also states that II viii be
necessary 10 incorporate the company
about juno l with capital of two
million dollars nscnd Of u million and
n half owing TO the decision to bulld
larger plants than had been originally
contemplated but this he felt that tho
Quito TX IN every way Justified,
Immediately after the Incorporation
Of the company, Mr. cutler win pro.
coed east and let the contracts for the
al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
THURSDAY, MAY 49, LAKE CITY UTAH
BoxeIder County Has $50, 900 Hail Storm
andsu Suffered
In andFn Everywhere

destroyed nIne.tcnlha &c the chorry
crop, moro than half OF the peach crop,
nearly all the strawberry plants, which
were In blossom, ana practically all tho
garden truck and beet crop, II is o.
,ima,ed that the damage done through.
out the county VIII reach somewhere
In the ncighborhood Of $4,000 In the
south part OF town the wind blew at
such velocity as to ~ bodily three
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
WRANClE OVER AUTHORITY
AT PORTLAND EXPOSITION

Portland, or, May lS,--Though both
sidcs express themselves In hope Of "A
speedy and nmIcable adjustment, the
controversy between the Lewis and
Clark state commission ana the Lewis
and Clark corporation seems ms far M
over from settlement The latest do
Nolopmcnt liz the possibility Of the com.
missions invoking the aid Of the courts
IN IT'S ondeAVor To maintain its position.
AZ meeting between committee
representing the state commission and
the LOWS and clark executive com-
mittco, the commissions committee pre-
scented the opinion Of ~ attorneys
which sustained the commissions right
20 participate IN the management Of the
exposition, Daeing its action upon this
opinion the commissions committee de-
mnndod Of the executive committee that
its right be recognized, ana that the
commission be granted ~ part IN The
management of tho fair,
President w, ", Gooic Of the fair
company deferred giving the corpora
lions answer until the executive CONS
mitloo can consult rs own lawyers.
President Myers has named next sat.
urday as the last day the commission
would wait for reply
10 now romans for the exposition
company 60 take another stand, II
the directors of the corporation decide
not 20 rocodo, the matter win unqucs.
tionnbly 70 into the courts, What
stand the corporation WIN take how.
ever II not known further than that
the executive committeeman expressed
themselves on anxious for u speedy and
amlcnblc settlement Of tho difference,
In order TO restore harmony II viii be
necessary for the executive committee
60 withdraw President Goodies letter
10 the commission wherein he denies
the commission tho privilege Of taking
n part IN the administration bureau In
the administration Of nhlIrs
Should the executive committee stand
by ~ former decision, action VIII prob.
ably be I aiken In the state circuit court
next week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
EXPRESS COMPANIES KICK.
They Don't Like the Cuban Gus.
toms Regulations

Havana, May ls-Tho American OK.
press companies VINO have been protest.
Ing against the ruling of collector OF
cuslo nt Havana, requiring that all
merchandise Imported by express ho
treated M freight are now hnslng their
claims on an order of Gen, DlBs, issued
when ne was administrators Of customs,
authorizing the acceptance OF the com.
pnny'a bond ana directing the oypedl.
tl0n Of express parcels Tho Cuban
government has taken the matter up
with Minister Hquros, and the result il
expected to be that cuba VIII admit
similar TO those In force intho United
HtutOa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
jim JEFFRlES SAYS HE
HAS QUIT RING FOR GOOD

san Francisco, May lS--,lnmos 7 JEFF.
fries, who arrived here today, when
questioned az 10 the probability ~ hls
re.appearnnce In the ring NJ an early
date, reiterated that he had positively
retired from puGlllsm, lie said his the.
roal'vontuto had been very success
ful, the "Doyy crockett performances
having not,od him s33 OO0 lie win re.
main here for a week and then go TO
Los Angeles 20 prepare for n hunting
trim,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
SUMMER SCHOOL CREDITS.
VIII DO Accepted by State Board In
Lou Of Examination,


Since public announcement was made
OF tho county teachers uniform exam.
nations, tho state board Of education
has received numerous inquiries from
teachers and supcrlnicndonts M 20
whether summer school credits IN amy
Of the subjects required for u teachers
certificate would be accepted In lieu oi
the regular examination In those sub.
loota After full consideration Of this
question NJ yesterdays meeting Of tho
board the following resolution was
passed
Resolved that credits viii be nc.
ooptnd IN llou OF the regular county
,onchors' examination IN subjects COM
plctcd and accredited N such summer
schools az nre connected with and un-
der tho direction OF reputable lnstI,u-
tl0ne."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Good Roads Convention,

Portland, or, May iS,.-rho o0lclol
announcement Of mo National Good
Roads convention, which Is 10 meet I'm
this city from Juno 81 20 June ~ hus
boon issued According to the am
nounoomont governors of the several
states and territories, county road onls
cials, mayors of citlcH, presidents Of an
commercial agricultural industrial de-
yolopmont, civic Improvement, oducns
tlonil improvements transportation and
rrllglOua organization arc expected tn
appoint ut least live delegates 10 repre-.
sent their respective bodloH IN the con.
yontion, Al such officials, together
with mtmbors of Congress and state
legislators are made cN.ollclo mcmpcn
" thn convention,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
MkINLEY MONUMENT,
Actual Construction WIN Begin
within Two Weeks,

Canton O., May 1S--WithIn two
weeks the actual work OF construction
OF the Mckinley monument for which
the people Of the nation have given
about 100000 viii be commenced,
Archlleri Magonigle expects the mcm'
lie " expected here In few days TO
examine the site on Monument hill
preparatory TO letting the contract for
the excavation for the monument, II
has been decided " make the structure
OF granite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
PRESBYTERIAN Assembly Opens.

WInona Lake, Ind, May ls,--Tho
general assembly " the Presbyterian
church opened here today Tho quos-
ton which oycrshad0ws all others boz
fore the assembly ana one which VIII
be approached with great caution, IN
that Of taking the Cumberland branch
into the General Assembly While tho
church m the north has voted oVer-
wholmingly In favor of tho proposition
ana the Cumberland church has given
consent by u small majority, the COM
mlFsIonors To the assembly r0aliso
there WAS difference of opinion ON Tho
question prosbylorlnns IN the south-
west are against the proposition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
LAST SURVIVOR or WAR
or 1912 IS BURIED

Now York. May is,-Thc body Of
Hiram Cronk the last veteran Of tho
war Of 1912 to pass away was buried
today IN cypress iiill with impressive
military honors, Before the funeral the
body Of the veteran soldier lay In
state m tho city hall, whore II was
viewed by many WourMds, There was
n constant stream ~ men, women ana
children moving past the cnakot m the
city hail hulldlng-tho first which had
r,stod There since the body Of Cen
Grant laid IN state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
CATS COST 4 LIFE,
ssHsa-sass.
Woman who Went Out to Drive
Them Away Fell to Her Death,

New York, May lS--An effort 10 drive
away noisy eats which had gathered
under the windows Of her apartments
IN Amsterdam avenue has cost the
lfo OF Mrs, Anna IllldobrOnd, Filling
Il pan with hot water, the woman
stopped out upon the fire escape and
dashed the water on the follnoH In the
court below Just ms she did this the
first osoaps broke ana Mrs lIlldobrand
was carried down 10 instant death,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
SALT LAKE STUDENTS,


New York, May lS.-Roporls received
from the officials Of ~ eastern colleges
and universities show that Salt Lake
city IL we'll Represented on their rolls,
There are 20 studenls from salt Lake
city pursuing collegiate course. a.
follows, Georgetown University /,
Princeton university A. Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology 3, ohio Wos.
lcyan university, l. University Of WIS
consn 4 Harvard university 81 Vale
university 9, Columbia university, T.,
Teachers college, 3; Johns Hopkins
3; University II Michigan, .,
Cornell university H. Total, ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

and n half mch wagon and carry II
fonlc distance,
Adylcos nom Garland state ina, no
damage was done the beet crops In that
section, The bee, nelds cultivated
around Brigham city are only limited
In number and belong to the Anal.
gamntod Sugur company district ON
the west side Of the Bear River up and
down the Garland line the beet fields
were untouched,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

Newport, r. l., May lS,-~'rho yachts
which started Yesterday from Sandy
Hook IN the transatlantic race had not
yet been sighted from the Nantucket
shoals lightship. of which they were TO
mako their hrst turn mp to a. m, to.
day \ WroosH message nom tho
llRhtship give the weather ana sen
condition az OfIloWH
rs a. M Wind northeast light
hrcc1c, ~ miles on hour, fog Sea
smooth barometer 90,Gi, fox all
night no yachts IN eight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

81. Louis. May lS,-,Jamoa THncy,
who tho police say escaped from tho
government prison az AlcatW2 Inland,
cal, has boon arrested and will be held
pending the receipt OF u telegram from
the prison ofllcOls
II In said that Tlomcy was serving q
10 yolrs' torn for an assault committed
on capt Rock NJ company q Twenty.
seventh Infantry IN tho Philippines
three years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
SHEA TALKS,

the labor situation,
SHEA TALKS,
Later President Shea said 1--WE
would be crazy TO accept any such
scheme as proposed. We are not
through lighting yet"
"C1n Mr., GOmpors and Mr. Levy
asked
MI Gompcrs may bring W. n propo'
slllon from the employers" was the re-
plS III he does we win consider ~
JUST M we are always ready 10 do, or
course, any settlement would hinge on
now many men could be relnstatod,"
Does That mean that all strikers
must be relnstan,edY
" have never said so" replied shea,
Tho Joint council viii have TO act on
anything that is DONE
GoMpERs IN CONFERENCE.
Chicago, May ls--samuel Gompors,
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor ana Levy Mayer, representing
me Employers association OF Chicago,
held a four hours conference last nlght
IN the Chicago Athletic club, When
they separated they had not settled
the To0mstors' strike but they had ar
ranged for another meeting today
Present also IN tho club were Atty,
G, H. Darr0w and George Perkins, pres
ldent Ot the cigar makers union,
AZ the close OF the long session be-
tween these men, MI. Oompers made
This statements
NH Perkins ana ! mot Mr. narrow
ana Mayer and went over the strike full
~ We discussed its causes, results,
and present condition,
M propositions for settlement
were made by any Of the people pros-
emit We simply expressed the desire ~
the participants that the matter be ad.
Juslo1 az soon az possible,
u hnyo seen the mayor ana many
prominent cltlgcns, and they have all
assisted mo IN arriving ut an Ondor-
standing Of the conditions | have no
authority to act In the matter, but am
only an intermediary as II were"
Mr. Mayer lcft mo club shortly after
Mr., GompoY had departed, "Thcro IL
nothing 10 say" declared the attorney
for the employers association, mir,
uompere, Mr. Perkins, MIR, Dawow ana
] had long conference, during which
we discussed every phase OF tho strike,
Il was the FIRST time that ! had met
Mr. Gomners, and ! found him A de-
llghtfll gentleman ana highly inform.
cd, No propositions Tor the settlement
OF the strike were made by any people
present"
"Aro tho employers any moro willing
10 0rbltr0te the difficulties between
them ana the toamstois?' was asked
Arbitrator Ne replied "rhat i'm.
piles controversy something open 10
dispute There Is nothing 10 OrbIlrato
IN this matter"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Wool Manufacturers Bankrupt

Philadelphia, May ls,--Alhort Her.
bet n CO.. wool manufacturers NJ this
city have been adludgod involuntary
hnnkwpls ana "a receiver has been np.
pointed for tho nrm The petition nlci
hy the creditors represents an lndobl.
odncsg of over $4,000. Counsel for tho
mm says that he cannot give state.
mouls " the assets ana liabilities for
poVCrul dlyR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
FINE SCHOOL EXHIBIT,
That for Portland surparscs Showing
Made AZ 81 Louis

Although the exhibit Of the Salt Lake
city schools attracted widespread At.
tentlon AT the g. Louis fair last year,
and was complmcntod on every hand by
educational people AN over tho Unltod
states, atm the exhibit just completed
for tho LOWS n clarke exposition VIII
eurpnse that a, st. Louis, II would
be Il hard matter 20 get together u
moro erodilnble and thorough exhibit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
CONGRESS- APPROPRIATIONS.
For Third Session of SSth Con.
press We're $500. 1870, 63S,

Washington, May is--Thc volume Of
appropriations, now offices, otco re-,
qulred to b. compiled after each ros.
sion Of Congress, has been completed
for the third session OF the FIfty.oighth
Congress- and ho summary OF the mp.
proprIptlonB shows n Grand total Of
$500, lsi83b, Tito total appropriations for
tho last session Of the Flfiy-cIghLh Gone
gross for 1905 were an increase Of $780,
Ol2,abo over the previous session OF that
Conglegl .tpr lpQb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Especial to tho "Nows,")

Brigham CITY May ls,--Last night
about 9 o'clock there was a terrific hail.
storm IN this city, the hail breaking the
glass In many of the homes and lcav-
Ing thom entirely at the mercy OF the
elements, A little later there was n
heavy downpour OF rain which filed
many Of the cellars with between three
cnd four feet OF watar The storm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

Philadelphia, May iS,--pr Frederick
W Spolrs, editor Of the Bookloyors'
Magazine, ~ dead NJ his home In lAns.
d0Wno a suburb OF this city after II
short Illnosa On Npoirs was educational
director of the liooNovorg library ana
organized the Booklayors library In
ENGLAND. he wag Woll known ua II
university extension lecturer pr,
SpuIrB was 30 years old,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
WIND BLEW HARD.
Reached q Velocity Of AZ Milcs an
Hour Last Evening

There was a heavy wlndstorm on yea.
tcrdny evening" when the velocity Of
tho wind reached Is miles an hour
blowing down chimnoys and few
trees, and the dust onwrappcd every.
thing, Tho gnlc brought down colder
air from the north and today II IN quite
cool and pleasant with promise u cold.
" ,M.g,al h..r and frpgi. Tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Women of Wooderan Purchase,

Portland, orc, May is--Thc Women
Of WoodcUil, which recently decided
10 locate Headquarters permanently "
tho Pacific jurisdiction IN this city has
purchased property 100 feet square ON
the corner Of Tonlh ana Taylor streets
ana VIII nt once commence the erection
Of $4,000 structure The building
win ho built OF stone aud brick aud
win probably have n street frame, II
win consist entirely ~ onlcos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
WTNIOTTNS TTNNIVN TVNU,
story About Rockefeller Estab.
fishing One Groundless

New York May ls,--Tho Associated
Press has investigated the statement
published yesterday that John u,
Rockefeller was about to give sO00O,OOO
TO establish pension fund for retired
clergymon, and is authorized TO say
that Mr. Rockefeller has no such IN
tentlon at this time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
WAS STEAMIhG SLOWLY NORTH
Fears That ROicstvcusky Might Not
BE Able to Csstlaue In Com.
mand unfoumdcd,
HAS NOT ASKED TO Be RELIEVED.
One Hundred and Fifty Junks, Lsden
With Provisions Presumably
For Russlans Sighted,

singapore, May lS,-Tho Russian lloet
was In latitude 1880 north ana longl.
tudc 1870 east, about 100 miles north.
east Of cape Narella, coast Of Annam).
during the morning Of May 10, accord.
lng 10 a report brought here by tho
British steamer llongwan J, The Ger.
man steamer Segovla sighted " Rus.
sian ships 40 miles from Cape varclla,
May 10. steamlnR slowly north,
ROJESTNENsliY WILL COMMAND,
st. Petersburg May lS--Tho fears eX.
pressed here yesterday that owing 10
the reported nervous breakdown Of
Vice Admiral RoiostvonsRy the Rus.
sian locl IN the far east would lose rs
present comm0ndor.ln.c turn out
to be unfoWndod,
cant Hlottl, the aide DO camp Of
Minister Of Marine Avollln, today an,
thorlsod tho et0lomont that Rojostyon-
Nky has not applied 20 be relieved from
duty
However the condition NJ tho Russian
ndmlrals health continues 10 be
source Of anxiety n IL confirmed that
the report that he had applied 10 be
relieved may have risen ont OF the yir.
tuul decision In view NJ the condition
Of RoicstvonsRy'e health 20 send Nlc0
Admiral BlrIcff TO Vladlyostok where,
IN the event of RoiostvonskyB success
IN the coming battle Birlen win take
over the supreme command Of thc Rus.
sian naval forces In the far cast and
occupy post similar Ia that OF the
late Admiral Mnk0roff at Port Arthur
ana Of Vice Admiral skrydloff at Nlad.
lVostok
Emperor Nicholas today summoned
Vice Admiral Blrlon to Tsarkoo.Sclo,
PROVISIONS FOR RUSSIAN FLEET,
lIongkong, May lS--A special CORES.
p0ndent who recently proceeded from
here TO Kw0ng Chau bay observed at
II o'clock at night May 10, 100 deeply
laden junks presumably loaded with
provisions for tho Russian fleet anchor.
cd southwest Of ana 20 miles on Capo
g. John The junks exhibited signal
lights which were oYtlnguIshod on tho
steamers approach TO Rwang Chau
bay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Church and state IN France.

Paris. May lS--rhc chamber OF dop.
ullcs had adopted the article Of tho
church ana state separation bill, rogus
lutIng the taking over by the state Of
ecclesiastical properties originally
granted by the government IN the CON,
cordat for religious purposes leaving
privately donated property ~ tho
uhurohH disposal