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The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
President in Georgia.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. Gsorsis
welcomed the president today with
genuine southern cordially. Al
every stoppips place great crowd,
turned ont 70 greet the nation'. "hs--
ecau,u. sne ssase line from Carolina at
N sarIy hosf this morning and pro.
oesded 10 Roswell. tbs birth plsce Of
Mr. Roossvslt's mother. At Cham.
bles. where the president's car VA
out Oh, the pTssidsnt vs. met BY Bon
asos Clay. Who aoosmpanisd him to
Roswell. The reception at Roswsll
was . nost enthusiastic one.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
Betrothal Of Infanta.

Madrid, OCT. 90-The betrothal OF
the Infauta Maria Teresa. sister OF
King Alfonso. 70 Prince Ferdinand OF
Bavaria. was onicially announced to.
day sim ultsneoualy with the eIpira'
tion Of the period Of mourning for the
Princess Of Austrias. II 10 expected
ths marriage will occur In thi. oft,
In January.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
TERRIFIC GALE
Sweeps LAKES
Steamers Dashed to Pieces
and Lives Lost.
Worst Storm in Years visits
Lake Erie and Docs Great
Damage to Shipping
VesDels.

Cleveland. Oct. 3o-A terrific sal,
10 weeping over Lake Erie today,
Tho steamer Sheldon with . crew d
twenty want aground near Lorains
ons-sighth Of mile from shore and
two Of tho Grew were drowned.
Tugs are unable 70 approach the ~.
ssl which 10 pounding badly. Tbs
crew 10 huddlsd In the stern. The
captain has signaled them safe. The
gale IL the worst here In ysars. The
wind 10 blowing 90 miles an hour,
At Erie trees have been blown down
and slaes shst tered. The sheldop
will b , total wrsok. The local life
saving crew has just left for Loraiss
In an sndeavor 10 save the crew Of the
Walter keeoaif. which sank her, 70.
day. Two Of the crew swsn sshors.
The gale this afternoon increased 10 .
velocity Of 70 miles an hour.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
Niates Depart for Isdia.

Marseillss, Oot. 3o-rhs earl Of
Minto, the new vicsroy. Of India. sail.
Cd for Bombay today BY the T. and
o. steamer Nacedouia. His sxoellsnoy
10 accompanied BY Lady kinto and sh'
Ladies' Elliot snd star. The new
viesroy 10 sxpsstsd 70 reaoh India II
time 70 anticipate In tho otncial vel
come of the Prince and Pvinosss O
wales.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
Areaaun Iajunetasa case.

Nashville. Team. Oct. 3o-Ths ap.
pliostioo Of James =. Gains ct 81 Tor
. psrmansnt injunation rsstsainins
the supreme eoupoil of shs Regal Ar.
oanun from putting into eject the In
orsased ipsuHanes rates of the order
came up for hearing today before
Judse CLARK Of the United 6tStes
oirssit eosrt. The pstitiousfs alleys
that the increased rates will force out
Of the order every member more than
70 Year, Of ags. The. outooms Of
the oass 10 awaited With mach interest
By member oe the order throughoui
the county.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
THE SCHM|DLAP
JURY DISAGREE
All Seem to Favor Convic-
Deuree in Which She is to Be
Found Guilty the Real Stun
bling Block-Jury Return
for Further C Consideration.

Denver, OCT. 20-The Jury In the
Sohmidlsp murder case after being
out all night reported this morning is
wss unable to agree. Tho Jury was
then sent back 10 reconsider Its disa-
Rreemsut. II 10 believed the point
Of disagreement 10 the degree In
which the murder was committed
and In which she prisoner will be
found guilty. It is said that the
iury agrees thxt the prisoner 10 guilty
Of the murder. but can not be unani.
NOUS ~ TO the penalty.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20

Tribune want ads bring results.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
Liquor Dealers Complaint.

Warrington. D. O.. Dot. 9O-Ths
complaint Of the National Wholesale
LIQUOR Dealers association against the
Atohison. Topeka and Santa Fe and
. number Of other railroad lines Game
up for hearing today bofore the Inter.
state Commerce commission. The
complaint involves the freight charges
on alcohol. light wines. spirits and
whisky from east and middle west
points 70 Psoifao coast term iusls. The
complainauts ere seeking relief from
ALLEGED discriminating rates.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
OH Again Advances. !.

Pit&sburg, Pa. Oot. 3o-Ths Stand
ard OIL %. today advanced the price
Of Western crude oil cent? and East
eru cruds oil cents.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20

". o. Aoksr delivers oeal oil and
gasoline daily - all parts Of TIE city
se.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
Yellow Fever Scare Ends.

Cincinnati, OCT. 20-Ths ~ physi-
cians who have been employed TO sx-
anime southern refugees from the ysl-
low fever districta were laid Oh 10.
day. The examinations have besu
stopped. further danger being I'm
probable.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20

SELLS PROPERTY-Jchn Hous.
ton reports the sale Of one Of his
houses aud fraction Of . lot In Port.
land TO Mrs. Grace u. Thompson Of
that place. Lots there arc forty fest
wide and i40 feet deep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
AFTER HAW0RTH REWARD
Suit o, Detective ftSyorald Directed
Against 0thor Claimants

iI''lll OIIlNN NOh'N'f.
Formug,on Davis Goa June 2G-aTho
Second district court Judge i, a, Hove
oll ON the bonch, convened here today
M addition 10 fow probate ana OK.
rlro matters, ana the uriignmont "
one criminal the following business
WAS transacted
I'm tine case ot fuEgur0ld W. w. +, FL
lson. In which the plaintiff, n city de.
i,a,ivo Of San Francisco, COLI IL suing
for the 0muuut ol the reward offered
hy Nh Ellison ior the capture Of the
murderer ~ rhomnN SnUldll, and NJ
witch crime Nick ltaWorih was
convicted, on motion ana alhdaVil OF
Mr Ellison, Henry y, Ford ana john
Cordono, NJ Portland, or, Lorenzo
Slokor ana Gilbert r. lltmdp OF We
hor county tolhcr olnlmlNlN were SUBJ
s,itutod as defendants,
Mr. Ellison hos deposited lnt amount
" the reward Nl0o) offered by him into
count ana the claimants SIN now have
"a nght N out among themselves, a1
90 whom the reward shlll be- paid
Tho case Of charles J, a. Bennett rs
The .. =, H. railroad for the KILLING o.
"a cow W0t tried before 'UrN. ana a
verdict Of 500 rendered 10 favor n ,ho
plaintiff,
Fred e, Waller " Syracuse. IN ,hIs
county was appointed guardian of tho
person ana estate of Arthur u, Wulkor
who IL now an rMalo ~ the state
Mental hospital
The Davis STAKE quarterly conference
convened here yesterday ana today
Very interesting meetings worc htld,
NJ which reports Of the general condl,
lion of the wards ana Of the stake ~
large were made, ana instructive dis
conrseA upon timely topics were iellN.
cred BY President Anthem " lund,
Apostle John Henry Smith and others,
stake President Joseph H. Grant and
councillors presided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
FOR NEW MISSION HOUSE
Southern states Elders Decide to pw.
chase One In Chattanooga,

AZ Bawoi han last night a meeting
was he'll Of the Southern states Mis-.
slonary society compoptd Of those who
have nlcd missions Ia the Southern
states It's main object was TO discuss
ways and means OF raising funds with
which 20 purchase mission home tor
the hcad1uarlcrs at ChatlaOooga, II be-.
mg the dcNlrc of the missionaries who
have lttorcd IN mat Held "a present the
homo 10 the mission IN token OF thoIr
regard for H.
The statement I'm explanation NJ The
Objects Of the meeting was made by
Elder Ben w. Rich ], Golden klmbull
and " II Roberts nnpltylng his pee
marks, ana strongly endorsing The
movement
There was % willing ana generous 10.
gponfo BY those prcsonl 1nd the ME.
zion houfo win probably he secured,
when shown u hlghly Nrblcd and
elongated account Of the gathering I'm
% morning paper n, H. Roberts said 70
the 'NoWs' today
This twaddlo 10 simply tho effort u
fryn3cd Journalism 10 make b mouns
tain ont " n molo hlll If we Edurs of
the south, ont at res rd for the south,
oW states mission choose ~ establish
a mission home what business ~ II N
the Tribune The remarks Of Elders
Rich and klmOulh who Worc the only
Speakers who referred 10 going ON mis-.
elonp uN Am alternative, wore entirely
humorous, ana were accompanied by
laughter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
Was Filed In Salt Lake Today and
Is for Fifty MIIIiOs Dollars
Gold Bonds
DOCUMENT TWICE RECORDED.
Aceonpa log the instrument Is a
Release From Bowling Grccs Trust
Go. WhIch Also Takes Renewal

MoaHo. sutherland, Van cot & AZ
lison, who are attorneys for tho no
UmnGc Western here, this morning lllo !
In the district court q mortgage consist
ms of ~ printed pages wholoin me
western paclnc Railroad company puts
UP ng collateral lls right Of way goods
and chuliola between san Francisco
ana SAT- Lnkc for tho Issue Of $4,000
900 o ucr cent 50'ycar gold bonds, Tho
document w essentially % hlHl mortgage
ana has been recorded twice, once 10
secure thu real estate owned by tho
company aud the SECOND time TO cover
she rropoVy rollins stock and other
chotloDg n The corporations $1,000.
The, Gol paid OH the uNurN Wol0 ',ui0
or ~ $40 m olI
ACCOMPLISHING tht Vie document i8 q
rGlHn0 from The boWug ituru Trust
.cpofuny of Now YORK 20 the western
pacGa " the S0OOOOOO bond Issue boar
ng tho dates ol Sept l. 1903 ana ron,
10. 1894. the Bowling Green Trust ronl'
pany lukug the renewal
While there lH pUruallN mo- cnnhHe
IN The original documents II it asserted
that Dcro was ponic legal tcchnlc1lltY
when Dloudod the prNluuu issue Am
thlF vdf removed M ne special moel'
ms " stockholders hold recently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
PRIEST. ROOSEVELT
ARRIVES IN CAMBRIDGE

Boston June ?1-As Harvard
grad proposing 10 participate In tho
reunion Of his class and In tho com.
mcuccmen, exercises Of his college and
NOT as president Of the United states,
m. odore Roosevelt came 10 Moemchu.
setDs today Nevertheless, his coming
to cambridge was Ia sIgnolIso one NJ
The most notable commencement oole.
brnllcns In the history OF the uniyor.
NlS specially In the matter Of at.
tendance for IN addition TO the largo
quota Of graduates from Maseachu.
sets many hundreds were present nom
other states IN the Union and points
beyond, Tho president came parllou.
larry TO take part IN the Twonly.Nfth
anniversary Of the claes Of 1880 of
witch he Ia momher ana the pro,
gram for his two days ntay was ar.
ranged almost entirely with reference
TO Mis- participation In the class cSer.
yisoE ana the gCnoml commencement
moutngi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
SPIKE AND RAIL

General Agent Foley ot the Illinois
Central returned thIs moWng from "a
uip 90 Montana
Mrs. Lucille p Brown wife NJ the
secretary to Vice president SuhlugW uf
the nHnyor s. Rio hwudc w NgItIng
with relatives In this city
General Manager r. H. Wols Of the
Salt Lake Route Us IN The city today
going over the Ntuatlon at ,hIg cud
of the Inc.
q. r. WadWW hae resigned os clerk
w the oni.o of the superintendent Ol
tho Utah division Of the short Line 20
go Ia lus Angeles under Mr. H. "
pluu Of the southern Pacific
Tho Wyoming coal men express the
belief that thpy win be- able 10 arrange
with the Sim Pedro road for coal ghIp.
mutR through IN tide water mo- soon
~ certain contracts Tor exclusive ship.
inonts Of Gallup n, No. coal have oN'
pred,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
MR.. SHARP EXPLAINS.
Tolls why River Had 40 Many Dead
Fish

FIbh Commissioner James sharp my8
th0t tho dead nan al the mouth of the
Provo rDyor ls due to the fact that, In
tno sprng. suckers ana other nsh 20
up ucnm 'front.' ne lake In large mum.
brrr ana It CHANGED that thla year AZ.
t.r the nsh had thus migrated, mo
tmo.H lloUg The river turned an the
lplry Wuior INTO tho nolds for lrrlgat,
ms TnlF of course, left very llllN
water lu the river, too lllllo Tor such
hDrduH of Heh 10 i've In, and the 10,
suit was that They died Ny The thousand,
tnu entire number being estimated by
Mr. sharp 1t 800 tons
Mr. sharp says an epidemic was
grenlly fonrod but further trouble was
avoided by the Nltor being turned back
into the stream ana the dead neh ghoy.
ed pushed ana swept down Into the
mouth of the river The stencil was
fomtlhlng fearful However IN the
river outlet while the smell N horrible,
ihero M less danger " BIckntsa being
caused vs. the presence of the dead
ilsh, ......
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
II. MnALL's WORK PICTURES,


For u hot day one of lla most rostiul
publications to porutc is one lsfuod by
The passenger department ~ the q. II,
q s., which touHlaH ul q hrlol de-
rcriptlon Copi0uMy Illustrated of the
trims ND ana down ihu columbia uNcr
10 tn mountains bruchcs, inland rC.
sorts ana Wuuuumr Of Oregon ami
southern Washington The booklet
hears AN the oarmnIk of the llnO llul.
fan Annd Of Bnaldo NJ, llull a young
newspaper man engaged by Genera
Passenger A. l., craig 10 paint Woli
pictures and induce the PNollctlng m
lundoi 10 HE 10 The cool Rndcs Of a
pine crested shore ana rcDupnnlo HOY
we'll he hOa succeeded can Oc noted
when II IN stated mat friend HANDED
FrnnH y, Hobbs, r,glslor Of the L. -
land uniro here, mn advance COPY MI
Hobbs took one noullnR glance at the
plctu.HH and then lcil fOr lhr ticket
ONCE 10 secure hcrthg for himself ana
family on Saturday uIghtb Grain.
"Whit I want Ia nice, quicl cool
place with rlouty Of eoo food ana m.
MIGRATING Ncn hrcCIoH' were the last
words he uttered this morning ms Ne
Vanished through the door II IN SAFE
TO say that when these booklets are
udloiously distributed, Uuhnp viii
wake UP TO the fact that they have q
yoritablc Utopia within 90 hours Of %
IN the shade The more though, ~
turning out at g %, m. 20 eaten crabs
with a garden rake or az CLANS by the
huckodul is enough Ia mnk' any n'rNo
iaok'd dlspopllo Flt up ana tale notice
these hot days Such marine delights
are apparently The least II Mo novel
experiences 90 br encountered az thp
month of Tho mnlolllo NOmmhLA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
THEATRICAL MEN HIRE.
But Morning Paper Has Fiction story
About Local Man,gors at Meeting

John court who owns Northwest
theatrical circuit handling chlcny
vaudeville attractions Richard Su,.
ton Of Butte, y. T. Weaver Of spokane,
who Ia In Courts circuit ana who
holds lease ON uu Ogdon ihcatcr and
r.. A. Grant manager for Weaver OF
the ogden opera house, are IN salt
Lake,
4 story In % morning paper has It
th1l meeting Vis held last night
with local mimgurs, looking 10 en-
hBcmonl of the salt Lake circuit
This morning Manager Geo, d. pypor
whom approached was surprised to
learn that the gentlemen were IN town,
ana whom shown the statement that
he was present, WAS decidedly sur,
prlsod to learn H. Jones & Hammer
who Woro also named us being proF'
emit hoppen 10 have dissolved their
partnership over II year ago, but T. H.
lumncr whom found lt the Grand
ihratou was torlv PAU Hammer the
former partner NJ Mr. James, was not
hero 80 uhllgo the paper by being proHs
emit AZ the meeting Az ho WaB out
Of town, however the paper could not
be accommodated Llko Mr. pypcr
Mr. n, T., Hammer had heard nothing
~ the meeting and wns not present
Ills thcHlcr which N now operated by
Tho Denver Theatrical company
had not been approached and NO donl
w10 IN contemplation with the gtnllo'
men from the coast,
II a. known, however that the vie.
Ilors are Interested IN putting u yuudo,
VILE circuit into SAT- Lake, uN lhCv
spread through the northwest cities
with some Salt Lake house although
II win probably not be- oIlhor tho
Grand or Salt Lake ,hoatcrs ~ Dcn.
Ver recently this circuit bought an old
telephone building ana rebuilt II into u
thcutcG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
NASTY AFrERCLAp,
salt iakots and los Anseleons Accused
~ solllng lrnnnnorintlsn,

Chronicle, Cotton tW'rtuuFldorAhlo
interest attaches tO Il discovery mndo
hy u detective of The Sale Lake Rail.
lold company which mul,nuuly iU'
wolves half ID dozen ur moro business
men NJ Loa Angeles. who were among
the elect invited to 20 un the free CNs
,Wrs.on tO Slll Lake Tho discussion
umong railroad men m that several
persons sold The transportation
donated 90 Thorn by the ruiIoNd dur.
ing their kWy IN SAT- Lake Both the
iailIond company and tho chamber of
commerce ls conducting au myrsu.
nation into the matter but mo- M
formation on me subject ~ available
from either source, The railroad come
pany'R detective uncovered similar
state Of affairs when momhorg 81 the
Salt Lake Commercial club were hero
several weeks ago, hut identification
~ those who meugcd the hospItulity
~ thr railroad WHN NOT Fought foU tho
Tickets distributed to local uliy oRoialN
and business men required the sigma
turo of tho holdoln ana Woro non'Uano,
fcWhlc, II ~ UlrO stated that several
merchant who Wrlv unable 10 SO,
wotO represented by their dummorF
ma that these CnlupUfIug gentlemen
rruNlod hv The free nip 10 DO $40 much
business th0t They aid not return with
mo oycweIonlste but sold their ticket
ga fpllUCIH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
MR.. MCCORMICK LANDS,
prcst Of tho Agricultural college Will
Start Homo Thursdsy

Special 10 the "Newe'D
New York June ?i-.W, :, Mccormick,
The salt Lake banker accompanied by
hls WItc and Miss Mccormick, landed In
Ncy York ON sunday from celtic, after
u vy,onsive trip to France, Germany
and Euplnud Mr. Mccormick II IN nno
hnullh. ana starts Tor home Thursday,
remaining In New York a few days TO
meet T. r. cutler with whom ho II
% member Of the board OF directors OF
iho rlah and Idaho sugar companies,
Mrs and Miss Mccormick viii re-
main NJ the cast, spending the summer
here and at the sea shore.
Alr Mccormick was asked for his
Views ON the complications IN the Agrl'
culWr1l college " which he Ia rrce.
dents and he seemed greatly surprised
whom informed Of the attacks upon
prof Kerr lie said he know nothing
whatever about tho difficulties that had
arisen duNWR MIA absence ana hence
could not express nm opinion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local once OF ths
weather bureau for tho q hours end.
ing AT a, m, today
Barometer reading At o. m,, $500
inches Temperature az q a, H. 81,
mnSimum temperature S degrees,
minimum CO., mean, n, which Ia I do.
gree below normal
FORECASTS TGLL6p, NJ, WEDNEs.
DAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
ylcInltyl
Fair tonight ana Wednesday
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over portions
OF me british prosecutions, Rocky noun.
tain slope ana eastward 10 the Allan.
Ne states with largest amounts NJ
Washington d Co l22 inches ana ca.
gary l,3i II WAS raining thls mornng
al North Platte ana Huron Thunder.
storms we're quite general
The temperature foll decidedly over
portions " the central valleys ana At.
lunllu states,
r. ], HYATT
Local Forovustor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
FARMERS GET SO 600
Money Paid In the Once Of Mayor
Morris 'Ihi, Afternoon,

The anal act between the city
and the numcrs by which the lat
ter 1Rroo 10 exchange with tho
Former the water Of Bis Cotton
wood creek for canal or lake wa
tor Wos performed at the ONCE
~ Mayor Morris THE afternoon
Attending the meeting were
Mayor Morris, Assistant Clty At'
lonoy Bromol Councilman r. \
Wells Attorney A. ", irvine Tor
the farmers, and j, Z, Hamilton
; and } \ ronroH president ANA
tccrcmry of the Biz Dllch CONF
; pluy u II, Williams ana Joseph
sutherland president ana score.
; lnry Of the LoWor Canal rom'
pany
; The lils Ditch people got $4,000
ana the Lower canal company
received $4,000. The money was
occurred from q local bank this
morning by Moyor Morris ON
resolution nom inc council "n'ch
4Un0uUt \AItu IA tnu DbIlDua huND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
BUSINESS NOTES.

T6duys local bank clearlngs amount.
81 10 S6}jOi0Ai as against $685., lGl 50
tul the sumo day last year
Architects Ersk'no q Lllicnborg have
completed plnua lpr % $1,000 brick ana
stone house for w, b. Dougall Jro on
state street. north of the Lafayette
school
Former C0ohler Henry l., Miller n
the late WoIleFarRo bank VIII leave
tonight for San Francisco, Nr MI.
Ter succeeded John w. Dolly ls CASH
Ter Of the bank and remained as such
untl the hanks ABSORPTION by the
walker Banking company Siucc that
time ho has orcn with the walkers
assisting In the merging or tho ac.
counts, ana looking after the disposal
Of the Wc,lt.Tirgo real estate which
II being disposed ot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27

sentenced Jan, 49, 1909 from sevlor
county 20 30 years for assault with
intent to commit murder, c. H. Ear.
nam pardon sentenced OCT ~ 1905
nom Suit Lake la one year for EN-.
bozglomrnt Willlm stack, alias
O'Connog pardon sentenced Doc ~
1906 from Davis county 10 two years
for grand mrcony e. H. Dash, pardon
sentenced Dee .. 1904 from Salt Lake
for robbery james W Allrrd pardon,
sentenced from san Lake Apll L. 1908,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
SUDDENLY STRICKEN,
], Golden HimbOll in l.. D, s, Hospital
In Critical Condition,

u Golden Hlmholl was stricken sud.
denly last ulght with serious illness ana
was taken 10 the H. u, y, hospital this
morning whore he has been attended,
by pr Allen ana other physicians dur.
lng IN day This afternoon he Ia rest.
ms easier, though his condition IN gorl.
Gus n not critical II ~ not YET known
whether ne has acute appendicitis or
HomO other trouble,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
!. c.. Mcdonald
Candy Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
SUMMONS,

I'm the pstrlc Court " the Third
judicial District Of tho state u Utah
County Of Salt Lake. Morris Benson
pnln,n. W. NTDldo Bonson, alias Frcdr
hwl Mushoaon Defendant The state ct
lluh TO tho said defendants You arc
hereby summoned 20 appear within TWEEN
g. DAYS after iac service Of this summons
upon you. u noNed within, tNc County
Wlthm thirty days after service hld BE-.
lrnd Iho above entitled 0otloni and IN
fAso Of your fDlNrc 30 go do, ludgmoUt
viii he wondered ug1,nur Won according
o. tn 0omWd NJ Tho complaint which,
mons mon You viii be- nled with NO
clerk N tuid court ..
W y R1TER,
plUWtWr Attorney
= -. Addros' Suite 100 fcllh Building
Halt Lake CltN Utah,
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WORK CLEANED Up,


Tho track laying sang Of mo SAT-
Lake s ogden road having completed
the work OF improving the Salt Lake
yards ANA the putting down of new
G0.pound rails between thir city and
Lagoon, has been moved north " tho
Dnyia county pleasure resort
General Manager simon Bumhcrgcr
valid today That now AN ouolgloV viii
be- put forth 10 inleh the gradug. build
the few bridges that arc needed, lay
the steel ana put the road IN operation
as Ear az Layton 40 the earliest date
possible, whom the extension from mat
point 20 ogden cnuyon win receive at'
toutiOu
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STOPS RIGHT THERE,


Hot springs
nou,or June ,6~Tbc po.I today
r0Np
The Non0t ro0d may never no built
II nnt Oght lhc goyamuonu nv
M urr' pli David H. Nonnl lu dIa.
cushing the affairs of lhc roud, ~ am
gclng TO hulld 10 Hot 7ulnWW Springs
md win not 80 amy fpuhor mUl tho
Injunction suit ogana' my road l0 dis
posed off,
The attitude M Mr. MotJt ~ that
Ooro canyon " 0nmuoy necessary tu
NIr Mont rrl,c,ntl todIv mo am.
nounccmtnt that he had been Uuvuosy.
iul I'm ploolng securities WlIoh would
enable him to get finances lo build nlH
road Edwin sweet a. 60, VIII nd
vance the money at needed. II is said,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
PETITIONS FOR PARDON,
Quito Number Of Them Filed with tho
Attorney General,

The roIlowmg petitions from the
state prison "a the state bonrd Of par'
dons have been fled with the attorney
general, George W. Ions, pardon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
Cut of Nine Hours,

Portland, or, June 26s-0cnofnl Man.
ngor J. Y, OBrlon has determined 10
toduoo the running tlmn OF southern
pnoinc trains between san Francisco
ana Portland 70 ~ hours-nlno hours
kgs than tho present service between