davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

Short Line has returned from Omaha,
whore he went 10 confer Win the audi
tors OF the Hartman aysloms recently,
George l., McDonaugh, colonization
agent for the Union Pacific, ls mum.
borod among the Waiting railroad men
IN Salt Lake today ana ~ shaking
hands with his many acqunlninncoe
here,
with The nrri}Hl In Los Angles hgi
week uf several locomotives of the most
10 yorful tyuC the Southern Pn2lt9
" preparing tO experiment wl'h llolght
trains " % m's, instead NJ 3d. the
maximum now wed,
Borneth g, Ftn IN engineering big
excursion from tanpetc for reyt Tues.
luy IhN fast that the SAT- l.Nlo
Route 10 now mnl INK close connection
N'h the SanpelV Valley rol las once
mere st0rtAd ilv rumor 'hpt the SNn
Pedro IL to take over tho operation OF
tha feeder
Notice has been received Of the mp.
poln,ment OF Or Thomas Il, crowdqr
40 superintendent Of the sanitation ~
mo Pullman company, whose duties ara
TO Bupotlniond the sanilnrv anAlrs
pertaining to cars and equipment q
The comp me- War on the man who
apits on The cOrvets IN honc Forth 10
he wagcd 90 the bitter onl,
AZ meeting Of the board ~ directors
Of the Pullman company, held recently
IN chicago, j =, Runnells was elected
vice president and general counscli
George IT, Brown, treasurer, y, u, Dan-
itls, general solicitors Redmond Dean,
general manager In charge ~ operating
and manufacturing department, These
changes wore brought about through
the death Of Vice President Weeks soy.
oml weeks ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
NEW PHONE SYSTEM,
IN Case OF Emergency the Telegraph
wires Can Nv Tapped,

Cheyenne, Wyo, May iI--suporlnton.
dent shoedy Of the Cheyenne a North
orn branch OF the Colorado a southern
railway has lnnuRuratod "A uniquo ana
very valuable emergency train too.
phone system consisting ~ n portable
telephone set which Nv carried IN the
baggage car ON all passenger trains
md IN the o0bOos ON all freight trains,
and which In case Of emergency NJ ats
taohod to the telegraph wires over
which the iralnmon, even though mono
are telegraph operators, communicate
with the train dispatcher division
headquarters In this city or with any
station ngont along The line,
Tho connection with the telegraph
wire IN made Win the aid OF long
sectional pole, through which nm insu.
lated wire Nv threaded, This pole IN
equipped with hook on one end which
~ hung on the telegraph wire, Tho
other end has sharp steel spike, which
~ Inserted In the ground, ana tho wires
running from the steel hook which
forms the connection with the tolo.
graph system through the pole and
ncross the rlght OF way 90 the baggage
ear or cabooso to tho telephone ect
therein,
with this little instrument ana tho In.
gonlouH device mentioned headquarters
have been advised of wrecks, wNph0uts
and other accidents Immediately,
whore, under the old method, II would
have been necessary for one 81 the
crow 10 walk several miles 10 the noar-
este telegraph station The telegraph
telephone service WIN boz adopted by
all railroads ~ an emergency feature
In the operating department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
PERSONALS

George r. Odell has gone on an OK
tened eastern business trip.
l.. u, Hou ls down IN the Price coun-
try on business ma recreation
Postmaster Thomas continues scr-
ously III at his u street residence,
Captain william simpson Of the Eng
lleh army 10 q guest nj the Kenyon,
Mrs. G, =, Nichols has returned 10
salt Lake after an extended eastern
visit
Mrs. Mary ", Daggott Of S. George,
N conNologcont from an operation at
~ Marks hospital
Mrs. Joseph Slogol leaves Friday
night for Montana, 10 be absent for
somo tlmo from this ety.
r, G, Lund IL at the Cullen from 81,
George whore he says the heavy spring
rains have assured the most prollno
crops
General Manager Murray OF the noll
Telephone company lS In Montana inltl.
NtlnS the new district superintendent,
II, l., Benedict Of Chicago,
Landlord q, \, Holmes Of the Knuts-
ford returned this morning from his
southwestern trip, lie stopped en- route
20 take In the las Vegas town lot SALE
II, s, Mccain, delegate to the con.
yontIon OF the Hotel ana Restaurant
Employees ana lartondcrs' lntcrna-
lIonOl Alliance Of AmorlcahOs returned
from Kansas CITY,
j. II, Miller, for tho last ~ years con.
nootod with the business department OF
the Tribune, leaves tomorrow on n
three months Visit ~ his former home
near london, from which he has been
absent for IL ycors,
Vice President ana Field Manager
j, A. O'Sh0ughnosgy OF the Minnesota
Mutual Life Insurance company is IN
the city az the guest of James A. els.
moro, ON the way homo from u trip 70
the Pacific coast
The many friends OF Mrs Grace
lIoikoa Amos win be glnd 10 know
that sho ana hor husband win return 10
Snlt Lake 10 i've from Palmyra Mob,
whore they have been residing since
their marriage,
Assistant Guy Attorney y, O. wIlloy
Left last evening for 10 days
business trip TO Denver Mr. Wiley IA
the prosecutor In Judge pehrs division
of the city court, and while he If gone
the affairs Of his oflco win be looked
inter by his partner, r. W, Dole,
Ex.Oov Frank Stounenborg Of Cald.
wen, ldnp ~ M the Kenyon, having
como down on u periodic business visit,
The ex-governor IN dceply Interested IN
irrigation projects IN southwestern Ida.
no which promise remarkable things for
his state In the way OF agricultural do
volopmont,
General Agent G, IT, Warren OF tho
Santa re has returned from an OK
tended trip through the western con-
trail part Of the state, lie reports the
ahoopmcn M feeling very good over the
prices obtained for thor woods this sea .
son, ana the farmers also are In high
spirits on account Of the wet sprIny
which has soaked the ground w IN good
shape,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
WORLDS FAIR VIA
SALT | AXE ROUTE
Van Pedro Road Announces Low
Rate to Take In Entire
Pacific Coast,
70 Be IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP,
More Evidence OF New Passenger Con.
ditIons Following the Opening
OF the New Line.

Tho Salt Lake Route has Just com'
plcled arrangements for what VIII be
one Of the most popular excursions Of
the summer For the extremely mod
trNtc sum Of 5000 round trip tickets
viii be sold from Utah common polnls
70 hos Angeles over the new line,
thence over tho cooft llnca TO Portland,
oregon, Including stop.oycr At Ban
Francisco, the Paris of tho western
coast, aud the LOWS q clark cgpoe.
ton 0t Portland
These tickets viii be limItod for
round trip 30 days from date Of sale,
and they VIII be- placed on eao for
many days IN May June, july August
and September
This N but one moro evidence Of tho
now passenger conditions aud low ratios
effective since the new road has opened
for trufllc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
HEIRS FILE SUIT.
Those ~ Henry n, ,lArrles seek 10 Al
tack patisn Property,

An attachment suit has been filed In
the district court by Mary llurrics and
other heirs OF the estate Of Henry H.
Hurrics, deceased, against Thomas g.,
Mary 49, and Sarah Ann Patton TO re-
cover S6lb,bl alleged 10 be due on n
Judgment recovered against defendants
on March 80, 1895 IN the affidavit for
the attachment plaintiffs claim thnt
pAtten has concealed the sum Of $4,000
which No received from the sale OF Ger.
tain real estate N order 20 defraud his
creditors, II In claimed that the money
IL IN tho hands Of q, A. BochmOn who
holde II for Patton or hls daughter
sarah Ann Patton, In whose nOmo no
has been transnoting business,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
OCEAN RACE FOR the
KAlSER'S CUP STARTED 1916

Sandy Rock, May lI--Thc ocean race
for thc cup offered bS the German om-
pcror was started Mt l2'lb y. M
Tho boats crossed the starting line In
the following order
Allso, l2libi HIld,gardc l2,lbi A.
lAntlc, l2'lb3O, Endymlon, i2il0, llam-
burg, l2.lS, Thistle, l2i 1850, Flour DO
Liz, l2,2GOi; sunbeam, 1890, Apache
l2'3i3O, Gtow0na, ana Nalhalla crossed
the line 20 the wIndwNrd OF the oom-
mlttce boat NJ l2,ib but both were re-
called Tho Utowana crossed tho limo
NJ l2,S1,9O, but the Nnlhola went In
irons In the light wind while going
about, ana did not cross until li25
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Fifteenth Ward Tho Twonly'nlnth
ward Dramatic association an organ.
l2olon that has recently sprung into
existence, win present the rural drama,
"Rrookdalo Farm In tho Fifteenth
ward amusement hail Friday night
nest Tho play vas recently given In
the Twonly.umth ward with marked
success ana more finished perform.
nnce than those preceding II IL prone
lsod for Friday night Tho cast in.
cudes number Of old time players,
many Of whom possess considerable
hIstrionic ability,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
MILITARY H0N0RS TO Be
PAID HIRAM CR0NK

New York, May 1.-THE body Of lie
ram Cronk. who lived TO be the last
survivor Of the war OF 1872 was brought
here today from Bonneville, n, ", ana
VIII be laid AWAY In Cyprus Hills GENE.
terry with full military honors, Tho
funeral win be held tomorrow and IN
the meantime the body win lie In state
In the city han,
Accompanying the body were Mr.,
CronNs three surviving sons ana
the daughter, Mrs, Sarah llawlcy n
years old,
As the funeral oortcRo moved from
the Grand Central station TO the city
han It afforded an imposing and un-
usual spectacle, Led by a police es-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
RIO GRANDE MAY BUILD.
Indications Are Wlll Grade 10 New smell
ter site ~ once,

II now develops that during the rc-
cent visit mere of Nonoul Manager
Rldgowuy OF the u, n u, q, that that
gentleman In company with chief En-
glnoor Yard and Trnlllc Manager ., w,
Eccos of the American SmoltnR a.
Refining company took drive over the
proposed route OF the Rio drando lood-
on from bingham 10 the smollor site ON
the shores OF Great Salt Lake I'm the
vicinity Of GARFIELD beach II Is now
asserted that within the most 10 days
work ON the limo WIN commence 10 Os
10 afford ouaY transportation Tor the
material and machinery for the proc
posed smoltorA of the OUh Copper
company and the American Smelling Il
REFINING company
The project of building the branch
has been submitted hy the copper come
pany by both the RIO OtUndu ana the
Salt Lake Route, Indications are, how
over that the Rio urando " going To
mako n hid Cor the biz business ana
win not lot the San Pedro have things
entirely ~ avn way when II comes 10
ono Hhlpmtnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
DENVER RUMORS.
Some of tho stories fh0i originated on
seventeenth street,

That the Western Pacific In not going
~ touch salt Lnk0 but viii connect
with the RIO urindo az Thistle,
That the proposed pix iron nlRnt 10
be erected by the Colorado Fuel a iron
company VIII be located nj a point DO
miles southwest Of Green river
That tho Colorado & southern Wit
connect with the Western Pacific nt
Fult Lake,
That i NJ, Herbert ~ 90 ha nt The
head Of the ltorgNnl2cd Colorado a.
Southern when II has limos cXlcning
into Utah ana 10 the CUT
chat there lH further promotion Va
store Tor J, II Young formerly Vcnotnl
tnporlntondrnt of the RIO Oranle
Western here.
That ~ obtain an outlet for coll
fields IN Archuloin county Colorado,
~ Nront Western Construction a De.
Nolopmcut Company has bcen lncorpor'
o,Cd, with q capital of SLO0oo0O rou'
nocjlon VIII be sought win the Denver
q Rio Grnudo, n distance Of 40 m,lat
from the coal ana Iron deposits The
directors OF the now enterprise dto'
George q, lilaWn w =, Morris ., u
IlomonwoN H. T. Knight NJ drc'n'
hurG John u, Orrls, Of COLORADO
SPRINGS ., Is, Mullins, " Kansas CITY,
Dnd George T. De McrHtlc, of Boston
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
DEATH TO PRIVATE Inns.
Rock Island Contracts Tor 700 RefIlg'
srntor cars M n starter,

Chicago May lI..'rhe Rock Island
Railroad company has contracted Tor
100 refrigerator cars,
The recent inquiry into The private
rofrlgowtor ear lines by The Interstate
commerce commission and tho condls
lona revealed N rud TO be responsible
for the action Of the Rock Island COM
pHny
The Rock Island system VIII lnnugur'
ate ~ own refrigerator car service I'm
the fruit ana produce trade OF the west
nul Nnmlh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

The sale FOR Nat doodwn's engage.
monl which opens NJ the Theater TO.
morrow night ~ going actively for.
ward at the box once In all three plays
win be presented, opening with "rho
lsurpor'
The final performance Of "Out Of
Darkness Will be given at the Grand
tonight Commencing tomorrow night
the Mack swain company presents
THE Sidewalks VI New YORK, "
The next attraction a, the Grand viii
be the pollard Juvenile opera com.
punY Monday In "Thc Belle Of Now
York"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

oort Of mounted ana foot officers, do.
taohnont from tho United states regu.
lar army, the Society OF 1872 and the Ola
guard IN uniform, cnmo the hearsn
bearing the old warriors body AROUND
" IN hollow square forma ton, marched
tho members OF Y, 4, Grant post q. A
H. Then followed the Washington Con.
tinen,al guard from Washington, ID, c.
the Army and Navy union and car.
rlages with members Of the Cronk fam.
ily, Carriages with Mayor Mcclellan
ana members OF the city government
brought w tho rear,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
SpriHG Medicine

There Is no other season whom good
medicine " ~ much needed "a In tho
Spring,
The blood Ia impure weak and
impoycrIshod--a condition indicated
by pImplos and other cruptions ON thu
face aud body, by deficient vitality,
loss OF appetite, lack Of strength, and
want Of animation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
COURT NOTES,

judge Morse today rendered n decree
Of foreclosure Of trust deed In favor Of
plaintiffs IN the case Of i, ", Mnttlson
and James " Paine, trustee, against
William u Wnrdlo and SIX other mem.
closed IN part OF the northwest quarter
OF section 20, township south, range |
west, Salt Lake meridian ana the
amount Of the judgment Ia sbOOlSS and
$3.50 costs ana $500 ~ attorneys fees,
Tho case OF the state OF Utah against
George Williams, charged with house,
breaking, was dismissed by judge ARM
strong today upon motion Of Dist Atty,
I.oofbourow on the ground OF insulll-
cheney OF tho evidence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
Hoods JarsapariHa
and PiHS

Mako tho blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all oruptlons, Have tho whole family
begin to take them today,
"lloods sarsapOrlla has been used In
our family Tor some time, and always with
good results, Last spring was oil run
down and got bottle Of II, and as usual
received great benontn Mas DruLAu
BoycR stowe, w.
Aood'O SorsaparIlla promlsoe 70
euro and Hoops tho pfomlssl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
X. OF p. OFFICERS.
Grand Lodge In Session At Ogden Holds
Annual Election,
Especial to tho "Ncws~

AHN''lNl w WV af'Nn'
ogden, May l1--Thc following onl-
cors were elected by the knights OF
pythas In session hero this afternoons
Junior Supreme Representatives., |,
Dauglns, Salt Lake,
senior supreme representatives,. q,
Corley, ogden,
Grand ChNncollor---J NJ, Beattic,
SooAold,
Grand VIco Chnncollor--Il, j, john
son, sandy
Grand prcloto--W, a, Radon, Park
CITY
Grand Keeper Of Records ana Seals
II, q, Wnrdlolgh, Ogden
Grand Master Of EXchequor-ll, O.
plumenthp Provo,
Grand Mastor.Nt- Arms-jnmee a,
Harrison, Sunnysldo
Grand Inner Guprd-Joecph Sands,
Salt Lako,
Grand Oulor duard--F H. Lewis,
Bingham
Grand Tpuetto--A, a, Robinson,
Bingham Junction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
THE WRONG MR.. WRIGHT.
Nan Arrested in West Virginia Not tho
One Wanted Here,

Special Correspondence,
Provo, May lG.-J ~, Williams, Tho
special deputy sheriff who won't 10 WI.
Hanson, w, Va, armed with u requ.
pIlIon for George II, Wright who was
Fuppog M 10 be- under nrors, there
charged with The Pelican Point muir.
dcre, has lolographod sheriff Harmon
that the man In custody II not the ono
wanted IN this state, Williams was
well acquainted with Wright ana this
ly why he WAS specially doputI2od 10
mako the trip, lie WIN now return
empty handed, ana IN the meantime
the Officers here ana elsewhere VIII
b. forced TO work ON other clues,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS,
Diversified ConslRnments Are moving
over sail Lake ROME,

shipments Of freight and passenger
business on the Salt Lake Route IN
picking up dolly Among some con.
elgnmonts on the way ARE 500 tons of
eaphaltum for T. i Moran for Brigham
stree paving, 30 ears of orangca going
onst, and a car OF cyanide routed froni
chicago to LoH Angelica Via the North.
western and Union Pacific Incidental.
~ the chicago q Northwestern ~ hand.
lIng 10 cnrlonda OF seed oysters TO bo
laid down nt South Bond, Wash,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
RUSHING WORK,
Entire Track out 10 lagoon ko'lnld
WIN Heavy steel

Acting Manager Sidney Bomborgcr
Of the salt Lake n ogden road, stated
thln morning that oyery oiforl IN heinz
put forward 90 open Lagoon resort on
Faturday May 81 To-day there N Il
gang Of 90 tracklayom putting down
60.pound steel near llountlful and
there yet remain eight miles Of track
10 be lald with henyy rails before the
entire line from Salt Lake to Farming
ten IN relnid The dancing pavilion In
the biz cut IN the vicinity of Kays-
yillo IN practically completed, Tho
equipment has been reprinted and put
into good shape prior 10 the summer
rush and every indication points TO
rapid transit 10 ana from the popular
Davis county resort this season,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
7, A. EDISON, PRESIDENT,
New YORK Interests Gain control ~ Kan
sns Clty South ern,

Kansas city, May l7--Ncw York In.
forests gained control Of the Kansas
city Southern railway Nl INC annual
meeting Of The stockholders held IN THIS
city this afternoon, out Of q total OF
10000 shares 83l 600 shares were voted.
Tho Hartman interests did not vote,
ana therefore had no voice In the moot-
lnR, The stockholders elected ~ now
directors, ag follows,
Herman slolckon Of Now York CITY,
one of the largest coffee merchants In
the country, H. q, BolsacVnin, New
York city NJ Maitland, Coppcll a co.,
bankers, II. cay Pierce, So Louis, of
Waters. Pierce ON company a branch
Of the standard Oh company q, w,
Fordyoo m. Louis, John j. Mitchell,
chicago, president Illinois Trust q Saw
mgs bank j A. Edison, now general
manager ~ the Cincinnati, Hamilton
a Dayton Railroad James a Blair
New YORK OF Blair q Co. Ernest Thai.
man, New YORK. " Ladonhurg Thai
man & Co. bankers W. +, llouly
Philadelphia, vice president Equitable
Trust company H. r., Duval, Now
YORK CITY, retired capitalist largely
Interested In southern railroads, sam.
uol Ontormoyor Now York CITY, nm pt-
lorncyi @, NJ, craig Port Arthur TcSi
president OF the National bank John
Grlerson, New York
Tho.now directors took no action up.
on the election OF new officers, but adj
lournel 10 meet In Now York cry ne "a
later date,
n has already been stated that ], A.
Edison would be- made president Of tho
Kansas city Southern. 10 succeed stu.
art II, Knott. the present head Of tho
road and II II assumed that this WIN
be carried out at the New York meet.
Ing The president must be director
OF the property also, ana tho tlrsi step
In hls probable election 10 the prcsl-
dcncy was taken today when Mr. Ed.
son was made director,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
NueIe Murder Case,

Jerry Nuclc was arrAlqnod, before
Judge Armstrong IN the criminal d.
vision OF the district court today upon
the charge Of murder IN the first de.
gree and WAS Riyen until May 20 to
plead Nuolc ana his brother are
charged with the murder Of Louis
normo nj Bingham Junction on July 0,
1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
RATES REDUCED.
Union Pacific Gluddens the Hearts NJ
wyoming shippers

Tho Union Pacific announces rcduc.
ton of n cents per 100 pounds on gen.
rwl merchandise from Denver to all
points nlong Nv lines IN wyoming
while the cut Averages II cents II IN
even moro FOR some classes to some
towns and FOR others II amounts 10 not
quite l0 cents. This throws Denver
into active competition with omaha
Jobbors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
BIG ROCK SLIDE,


Tho Utah Construction company "
still working ON the great rock slide
az Edison, With indications that II VIII
be ulounod w by Wednesday neSt,Whcn
the main llno win be again used f1r
traffic Another slide threatened and
tons OF dirt ana rock down into Tie
cut AZ present there are over 100
men, two steam Bh0NolB and humorous
tennis wording day and night olo0ling
the cut. Thla ~ the worst slide IN tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further Information,
NOTICE TO CREDlrOnS,--ALL rHE
and CaNolla Syringe Resort, wi IN or
before July 81, 1908, present their verified
claims against Jncoh Myers 10 tho Ctlh
Association OF Credit Men, NJ ~ cf1Co
IN the Commercial club building Salt
UTAH ASSOCIATION or CREDIT MEN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

history Of the Union Pacific IN Wyo.
ming, but whom II IA cleaned up II Nlll
be impossible Tor u similar accident 10
occur again AT mat point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

Your grocer makes a fair
profit on Schillings Besl
and you can afford IL
ll'r.wos YOU 900, li,sa DOM lks h. q.
ON e,,hNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSII'ICATlOS.
WANTED.

4 GOOD Glu FOR COOKING AND
general hoWeworh no. waghlng good
wages Apply 3Ol First street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
MorFAT ROAD

llNorej Thursday
Rolls for the track OF the Mu0at road
between Arrowhead and Rot sulphur
springs, n distance of tniuy.lyo miles,
are to be delivered 10 the company by
the Colorado Fucl n IRON company
commencing tomorrow ON mat dly
5000 tons OF steel rails are 10 Do
shipped,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-13
DATES ARE ASSIGNED.
Interstate Commerce Commission
 Will Hear Important Cases.

Washington. February 12.-The inter- state commerce commission has assigned dates for a number of hearings in impor- tant cases The differential case, involv- ing the question of differentials on traf- fc to the Atlantic ports has been assigned for oral argument in this city April l. Other hearings are set as follows:
 St. Louis Hay and Grain company against the Mobile and Ohio Railroad company, and others, involving recon sgnment of hay at East St. Louis and violations of the first three sections of the interstate commerce act, for Febru- ary 20 at St. Louis. Hope Cotton oil com pany against the Texas Pacific railroad. involving refusal to accept carload lots of cotton seed at published rates. for February 22 at Texarkana, Texas. H. B.. Pitts & Son against the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe and other railroad, on the question of hay rates from Chicago and Kansas to points in Texas, for February 22at Texarkana; same firm against the St. Louis and San Francisco and other roads relating to over-charge on ship ment of corn from Indian Territory to Texas. for February 22 at Texarkana-