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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
rkODUCK.

Chicago, July Notwithstanding OK.
cellont weather conditions Rontimont I'm
tho wheat pit hero today was rather
hulllsh ana prices rallied fully cent
About Tho only reason Tor the uptnTn was
y, natural reaction from tho recent series
WITH september on a 10 n at tg'tqs3, lut
quickly rallied 10 sis Minneapolis, Du.
luth and Chicago reported receipts OF lna
cNrs against 2ll ears yonr Hgo'
strength OF wheat held corn steady
September opened y lower at dh, sold
u, eb, and lhen reacted TO 10,
oaN Mtor steady IN sympathy with
wheat september opened unchanged 10 a
slqdo lower At %'sd9 to ~ and sold at
Provisions were arm on slight nd.
vance N tho price NJ live hogs AOptdm.
Der pork woa up ~. at i2Glt Lard was
UNCHANGED at 1s9lta7,& RIBS were up IN!
chIgpgo July ~ Wheat No, ?, rcd, Ood
@i~hi No, 3 hard. new Sasi9, No, l.,
norihorn, llb No. 3 northern, iOjdi 10,
No g. spring 0iQl@,
Corn 10 : HYuWH, No, b biHq6lN,
late IN tho session largely in SympatRy
with nm advance NJ nonfly 3 cents Il
huahol IN the price " September whont nj
Minneapolis For September the highest
point of the day here was reached nj NJ.
The market closed strong with soplom6or
Corr Later lho prco for September
steady with September m X nt Bly.
=. close. Whcat.July,- Srk, eopt, NNi
Dee, NSmSihi MAY Hb
Corn July. 6h, Old, tiN, sopt,, bjit old,
@Ai peen I'M Old, 5ob May ~
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A NEW IDAHO TOWN.
Latest One In Bun, TO be Named After
tho Scranton, Penn, Capitalist

Colonel Miner said today that a ne9
town would be established 10 miles
down TIE Snake river from Twin Falls,
and TO be named Bull after the Scran-
ton, Pa capitalist who has 80 largely
interested himself IN irrigation enter.
prlses In southern Idaho The colonel
says the new town ~ Buhl viii be built
M AZ rapidly ~ Possible, az The Twin
Falls lrrlgptlon syHivm IN developed IN
that direction, ana he believes That
the three towns ~ hurley, Twin Falls
ana luhl VIII within three years have
each 5000 inhabitants There IN the
center Of a large ana fruitful district
Colonel Miner says that, II reports arc
correct ana the aria sap between the
southeastern ana the middle southern
sections ~ the state II "a be- closed mp
by cSlonplon eastward Of the irrlgatlng
systems In the southwest II win mean
u great deal for Idaho,
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FUNERAL OF MRS. TH0RUP.


Tho funeral services over the remains
81 the late Mary t., Thorup, wife Of ",
A, Thorup Of the First ward, were held
IN tho First ward Westinghouse ycstor-
day afternoon The hall was decorated
with Movers plants and white crepe.
Tho eeryicos were very impressive, one
feature thereof being the presence of
10 of her grnndchlldrcn, most az whom
were dressed IN white,
The rorylcos were conducted by BIsh-
up Joseph WnrMntun. and remarks
were mndo by Bishop Joseph Chrslon'
son, Bishop George homnCy, Elder Fey.
lnouT n, Young of the lrlat Council OF
seventy President Joseph Il, Smith
ana llishop WOrburon nll Of whom
spoke IN high praise of the qualities Of
the departed sister The remains worc
escorted 20 the cemetery by u large
cortcgc Of relatives ana friends
Tho doccnHod Waa born IN MyWp
scotland, Denmark sent ~ 1924 she
MnR converted tu 'Momunsm' Nm 1854
ana wus baptized into the church on
the Oih ~ Arm ~ that year Sho lcft
her native land for Utah. with her huN,
band md children, ON May n. lANS, but
dld not arrive here unlil Aug A., lSGp
Nol having mnlolont means Ia mako
the continuous Journey the family
stayed N months in chicago, and
earned sufficient mcuug to pursue the
trlp 10 Utah travelling I'M the FIRST rnll-
way train that len omaha for Ogden.
They mndc Provo tholr home until lSi8.
whom they moved lO salt Lake CITY,
locating IN tNo First ward, and residing
there uutll her death She Was nn nc.
tive worker In the Roicf society and
was u GOOD trlond go The poor ana
needy She leaves % husband, four sons,
one daughter, and l6 grandchildren,
Three of her children Uud ulno " her
grandchildren uro dead one of her
grandsons "a now ON o. mission IN Nor.
way she was u devoted LNttordNy
Saint
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John r. Kirk 63S south Firm West
Wahoo lot, 1900,
ii--Mrs w, Smnllwood, lei west
South Temple street box Of candy p,i5A
3l--Jessle 0rlIiin, al6 south state
street, lap robe, 1899
1866 james r. O'llnen 2bi south
Fourth West ont West magazine,
1907.
iba-Mrs j. ], Gallagher, Jro h2i east
Seventh south, 81 cash prize, l30iS.
llt-Mrs NJ r. Smith, 0 Hawkes.
court bride, 62i0
l3S-Mlsr Edna Clark 30 Euclid ave-
nue. 100 pounds ~ flour 2bOs,
lS--r, w Duynos, - south Main,
shotgun, $3.50
10, ~ Gillespie, "a south seventh
Wost box Of cigars, 1850,
100 A. H. May, Western Union, cut
glnW bottle, 1871
ll6-Carl Burton 1920 south state
street ono pound Of perfume, SWl
lll~W u lnckor Lohh toilet Set
1s3N
@-A J., HAIL 70 east First South,
picture. 1852
sO--Miss MAY Anderson, 2O5 Temple.
ton, clock, 1910,
li2- Edna Tulcgc 1898 Seventh East
piano stool lh,NNV
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WEATHER REPORT

Record M the local once of tho
weather bureau Tor the ~ hours ending
at Ia m today,
Local forecast Tor salt Loke City ana
violnlty'
Barometer reading AZ a, M 2b6a
inches Temperature at 6 a, ma ~
degrees, maximum, ol minimum, ~,
mean, 70, which IN normal,
POREC NsT TILL GP, NJ THURSDAY.
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake city and
vicinity
Partly cloudy with possibly local
thundclslorms tonight or Thurtdnyi
cooler tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Precipitation occurred over portions
OF Utah, Colorado, Nebraska gulf ana
Atlantic states ohio valley Tennessee,
and lower lakes ThundorHlorms wcro
reported AZ Modrna and oklahoma, II
was rainMg this morning AZ Dsrolt
ana Mortified,
Tho warm wave continues over tho
Atlantic NNtog Central valleys and
lake region
n, j, HYATT,
Local forecnBtor,
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BUREAU or STATISTICS
Asst seey OF Agi ieulture Hays
Takes Charge Of H.

Washington, July lgr-Asst, Aeoy, OF
Agriculture Willet NJ, Hays has taken
hold OF the AFFAIRS OF the bureau OF sta.
llatlcs, with Instructions from eeoy.
WILSON, approved by President Roosc.
volt, 10 cleanse the bureau OF the stig-
ma left by the cotton leak scandal. Hls
authority IL unlimited. II IN likely
thoro VIII be n complete ro.OrgnnIgn.
ton OF the force employed IN the pta.
tlstical department Secy Wilson said
today that hereafter " there are ncou.
sallona against the integrity VI the bu.
reNu II must be directed against him.
self or Assistant Secy, Hays, an he has
no intention OF allowing any other Dor.
sons access 10 information that might
bo used IN stock jobblng.
Mr., Hays probably win be In charge
Of the bureau until after Congress ns.
sombles, az Il IN believed that q com.
potent man TO take the place OF Mr..
Hyde who resigned yesterday on chiof
sMtletolan cannot be had for tho snl.
airy paid by the government, $500 n
year, Congress VIII DO asked 10 In.
cronae the salary
A rumor has been circulated that
whom Congress assemblies u movement
VIII be started 10 have the crop gath.
orlng bureau transferred 20 the depart.
mont Of commerce and labor In order 10
Insure n moro complete Reorganization,
Senator Dolliycr Of Iowa, a warm nor.
honal frlond Of Sooy Wilson, IN slated
for the ohnlrmanship Of tho senate
committee ON agriculture lie " op.
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WOOL.
RT. I.OLlIS


ST Louis, July la,--WooI steady, Ter.
rl'oty and western medium, 2H30, nnc
medium, 92126. nno, l5uli
BOSTON,
Boston, July ls--Although tho wool
market IN Sun quiet, Il Is believed that
IN active period ~ about 10 open Tho
larger manufacturers have not hcon
heavy buyers, but enough o. tho smaller
mills have been operating 10 make tho
aggregate OF salog larger than for goN.
oral weeks, IN prlcoS Tho market IL not.
ably gtr0ng, The continued nrmnoss re.
ported from tho london fules ls mn i'm.
portant factor Pulled woods arc scarce
Territories have sold well, ana are
quoted
Idaho nne, a2d?l heavy 0nc, loa2l; Nno
medium goa medium, 26aGi low mo.
Wyoming fne, 2as3i heavy nne. ioa9o
me medium &a9, medium, sGqgi low
Utah nnd Nevada nno, g9dg3; heavy
tine, lMD, ine medium 22d2j medium,
1921 low medium, gu@
Montana, mo choice, 9id2f line aver.
age 2Suei nno medium choice .S19B az.
etege, IN&'i staple, &lI3Qi medium choice,
eDnJp
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National Association ~ Retail Groeore,
whose headquarters arc at Cleveland,
ohio, A per capita tax Of one dollar
was adopted, ana the charter Zee was
nAod at g,b0, ~, u, \, Harrington
was made state IN wei aH national or
ganlgor ana Rivcn u vote Of thanks for
hla work The session was closed IN
the carly evening with generous
fprcud IN knights Of Columbus han
with the compliments OF tho Salt Lake
association
Tho aim nnd purposes of the new a..
ISOLATION IL 90 secure uniformity "
prices aud better understanding
among the trade, also, 20 protect mem'
bcts Of the association nom lmpoW'
ton, 10 secure general understanding
aB to hours Of opening ana closing. ana
to work for tho best Interests of the
trade generally
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UNCLE SAM IN DEMAND,

The afternoon call ON the stock oS.i
change revealed an intense anxiety to
get hold of Uncle Sam Com at IS, sew
crnl blocks OF the stock changing hands
at this figure Lower Mammoth con-
tinuod Arm above 40, while Sacramento
found takers AZ 10 cents The sales
made were an follows
Lower Mammoth, 300 at ~ 100 at ~
400 at 40 200 NJ 3olg,
Sacramento, 5000 NJ 10,
Uncle Sam, $500 at IS, 600 at $50,
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TO BETTER STATE STREET.
Hewlett Signs Resolution Appropriate.
ing 1900 Eleven New Policemen,

Acting Mayor Hewlett today signed
the resolution appropriatlng $1,000 nd
dltlonal for the completion Of the mac.
adamgIng OF state street north from
tho city limits This important i'm.
provcmcnt can now proceed without
any further delay There has already
been moro than hair mile OF mae.
adam laid on the street, ana the ap.
pronches TO the Same ON tho cross
streets have been placed IN good con.
dlllon 40 that the completion OF tho
work can be pushed along,
The mayor also approved of tho ap.
ponlment of II special policemen In
various sections NJ the city appointed
by chief Lynch AZ the request of tho
butchers and grooerg association 10
keen check on poddlora and sec that
they comply With the city ordinances
regulating pcddllng
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WHO WANTS $502
Any Person Presenting tho Proper Salt.
air Ticket May Got H.

Somebody IL throwing away chance
to pick up $50 m coin Of the realm, ana
tho salt Lake Real Estate association
ia Worrying about H. 10 the man,
woman or child who can produce cou'
ron number 0Oi6 used ON Real Estate
day at Snltair the money win he De,
liNcrod hut MS yet no truce uf u elaine
ant has appeared ThlrysslY other
claims are SIN unpaid, ana but four
were claimed this morning The HIST
Of recent claimants II as follows
Ernest Jonoa, 676 vost First South
street. boN OF cigars, 1876
li0 Mrs, j A. Fnckrlll Woods Cross,
$40 cash prize Q,GL
2l--MlNs Dora MckHnc, AZ south Sew.
Cnth west pWuHul, 68M
CO robert Ruld 3li south sixth
West $1,000 nro insurance policy
Mrs NJ NJ Reeves, hii west First
South, ham valued Nt $780, 0,GlG.
llb~ln Fulmcr, a5a Seventh east box
~ cigars 1864
3lrlkNmoud Wltch0r 0rpndor meal
Ticket shi6
ls3-rony jacobson, city, box OF Ell.
guN, pih
M Tony Jacobson city, bicycle hose,
psS
32-F g. Moylc l36 Fourth street,
lap robo, 299b,
ion Mira. Joseph W Taylor rocking
chair n2p3
llG--A Carter 90 west Second south,
meal ticket, 02Gp,
90 Miss nlnnch Howe, lg6 sixth
street, music roll COOS,
3-.lNomns Holmes, Brighton, bulld.
lltr lnt IOn
lOS--A H. Taylor Waterloo, hammock,
l3hN,
iO-snmucl Cooper n west First
North, case " root beer S06l
70 Mrs Nolle Hanson Fountain
Greoh picture, 1850
To- Mrs walter Needham, 3 Duhol
avenue, gasoline stove, 1892
idS.-dorrudc Smith lSi Eighth Fast
Truth for one year,
lli--John H. Taylor 90 Emerald
avenue, Ink well, 1880,
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oa,s-.J,hy SiAl Sept, aoWi pccu 30,
May, blL
ptTE-,july, lg@i sept, lg,Gi oct,
- lOra-sglNlyl .IlSs, sept '%uHGWi
. liibsrJuly iN, Sept 1v9hhipii ootp
7 lilsp6 90
Ryo-CNsh, 70,
Flax -Cnsh, northwest, 10
Timothy Aepl $3.50
tlQycr-.July lgM
hnrlcy~-Cnhh, l2n62
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COOLER WEATHER,
II Came This Afternoon With 4 howors
Some Distance Out OF the City,

The weather IL modomllng this A.
tornoon, owing TO squully brccsee from
tho northwest. ana the thermometer
hne NOT been higher todny than rs, at
1880 u. M The humidity this morning,
was quito high, 81 per cent, making tho
atmosphere gummy and close, nut the
wind In changing that and the skies
are overcast, with probabilities favor.
Ing thundcrshowcre tonight, AZ z
o'clock the temperature was Va the
seventies and stlll dropping,
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MUST STAND A TEST
Travelling Organizations to TRY Out"
In Denver Before Visiting Salt Lake,

Mr. Frank G, SmniScr, secretary and
treasurer Of tho Denver Thoater com.
pany which operates the Curtis thcater
In Denver ana the Grand IN salt Lake,
IL dying about town today visiting
friends Mr. smutSer says ,ha, his
company now controls 20 theq,crs In
three states, Colorado, Wyoming ana
Utah, The parent institution Ia IN
Denver whore all travelling shows arc
made TO "try OUT before being sent
upon tho circuit This means that salt
Lake win yet only those which have
stood the Denver test, as those which
do not make good are quietly sent
back 10 the east,
Mr. smulger says that the Salt Lake
summer sehaon win last two weeks
longer, thon the house VIII be closed
for a general cleaning up prior TO the
fan season, which VIII open IN Septcm.
bor with a strong musical comedy
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INJURY ADDED TO INJURY,

I.naa. N MAJ. Al. ,..,,.... III. ~ 80,
oon,,nI,s,,' ~, w" .ounh gov lotb
s",d ~ Sn0se ,".e,,o,,,lnonW ~
nas, w Nv Wv 'nVe' sp,snu'p anu wy
uoo,, s,aIa Wv. n,,l,va nus VN'l
n,V, spN" ~, rrenom perr.e.,ly anu |"
P'uiouhu rover OF lno Frehoh stag
49,. ngue nulnDers among nls lrlehdi
Nv, o"''ns uu'o,s Inu av'reshes o'
n,r s ,iv ~ ouu q, ,nv ,or''wI' Nv uln'
,nnr,,a ,'m n, NV 'n,,"ue,p",1 Wy we 'o"'
",y" iI"sl company nv ea'u
Nv Nens 'orFu'lu,, a very nb'
n nna. ~, pon,. '',"n ~" sp,ms a,WI,
noon ~ rnrls Nv nnu {, were seated q,
Sro e a. ldoso ,lony Nv, n,'1 ,op,es on lO,
o ',a'mo,n W nv oou'',a,u ,ho'
A. n re' ~ MI. o, Wy VI, ne ~ ralM
nna N ,n,' v"iosane Wv s",snlny
hroyorv , SOW y, aas ms npI,bs
,nol,ug ,a, " oon,o u,, ~, "ett, ,nnn
, s,In nun v",n. WI W NY 'r'enu o0'
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RUSSIAN GENERAL
TALKS FOOLISHLY

Headquarters OF the Russian Army
oodsyananl Monchurla, July lo-ln con-
Versaton with "A correspondent VI the Az.
ISOLATED Press regarding the present
military situation, Gen, Bnttinnoff COM
mander Of the Third Manchurian army
today adopted NEST optimistic tone, lilo
declared tho Japanese woro unable 20 al.
vance both on account OF the strengthen.
ING Of tho Russian positions and because
they have not fully recovered from tholr
losses nj the battle OF Mukdcn
lie concluded "a folowal
Never during tho whole war has tho
Russian army been 30 strong In cyory 70.
hpoct a at present Tho Japanese know
this and therefore they wish for peace
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OFFICERS ELECTED,
The Retail Merchants Association of
Utah Completes lts Organization,

The now state organization NJ retail
butchers ana grocors was completed
yesterday afternoon aud assumed the
tue of The RotOll Merchants Assocm,
ton If unh, with these onccrN prosl.
dent Joseph NJ, Marriott Of This city,
uru wee president A. u, Wonthurhoc
uf ogden, second vice president Arthur
Townsend IT Murray, third vice pros,
doul Joseph kirkham Of Lohl fourth
vice president H. a. llUybWl ut DO,
gnn, secretary Thomus n, Evans of
ogden, treasurer W. J. Douuolan Of
This ely, directors. L. Jonscn, \, llud.
eon, o. j. Foulgor g. n, Ices, w. H.
strong ana william Wood OF this city,
~ H. LNnglole ana James Ballard OF
ogden Joseph Lindsay Of TnylorYillo,
Z. l., Goodwin Of Lohl and jams
Quaylo " Logan The directors win
attend 10 the incorporation VI tho us.
ISOLATION,
II Was decided TO AFFILIATE with the
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WATSON SUCCEEDS DEE.
Gov Cutler Names Ono We'll Known
Ogden Man 10 Take Anothcr's Place

Gov cutler today issued procloma'
ton appointing John watson suporin'
tendent Of the y, G, NJ l. a. ogden, az
member Of the state hoard Of equal.
igation to mn tho vacancy caused by
the death Of the late Judge Thomas u,
Dee.
Mr. watson II one Of The best known
business men NJ central Utah, ana Ia
recognized IN a man Of moro lhan or.
binary conservatism ana good bust.
ness Judgment His selection 10 take
the place " his eminent townsmun
whose dccease caused such general eor-
row over the state, VIII hc regarded as
Il very Wise one
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AFTER BOISE BUNCH.


The Boise Athletic association, limit.
ed, waB mode defendant IN an attach.
nlont suit floi IN the district court
yesterday by r. VI plnlstod 10 re.
cover ~ ,i0i& and interest alleged TO
be duo for money loaned to defendant
between April 10 and June &C. 1905 by
plaintiff and his aysignor John w
Gage II IN alleged that plaintiff loaned
defendan, N,l0i ID ana that Cage loaned
$500, no part OF which has been repaid,
The attachment ~ based on the ground
that defendant docs not reside IN this
state,
Tho plaintiff IN tho mit was one ~
the promoters of the Boise Baseball
club, lie N nlao district freight ana
passenger agent of the Short Limo nt
tho Idaho capital city lie oamo down
from Boise yesterday on matters con.
nccto1 with tho now dofunct league, Il
IL Mderslood that he ana Williams NJ
Spokane also have their heads together
with tho object IN view of securing the
$1,000 forfeit money put NJ By salt
Lake when the baseball season opened,
Several other suits are due To follow
ere the anOire ~ tho late lamenlod Pa
cihc league ara finally Strengthened out
and the corpse deContly Inferred
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LINH STOCK.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, July -Ca,tle.-RecoipE TO-.
hp including ! 500 Texans market steady,
Good to prime steers b,iDd6p, poor TO
9,pqhst COWS, 2iou4 10, hcifors, 900
500, cnnnor, l3bn99i, bulls, 2OotI3, O0i
calves, S,oV6Jo, Texas fed steers, il0tl
300
Hogs Receipts today i2nO, tomorrow,
ljmo market 10 cents higher; closed with
Advance lost MlNod and butchers 5000
6li good 10 choice heavy b,0qJ ~,
rough heavy 5,iQg6N lights 5,SOQ6. liisi
bulk OF saleg 6,s0u000
Sheop-s Receipts 1900, market steady.
Good TO choice wethors 0ouiS, fair 10
choice mixed, lonliii western sheep,
i@g5'2i native lAmhb iijuiJoi western
lambs, 5,@dfO,
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Chicago Transfers strike,

Chicago, July ia conference between
the members Of the Team owners ASS.
citation and TIE ,Toams,ers' Joint .Coun
former that union men IN their employ
would NO, be compelled 20 deliver sboa,
to. non'unlOn houses, Any such delN,
cries which team owners are called on
to make viii hereafter be made IN WAC
one driven BY owners AZ. a result of thl,
promise q threatened strike % the trllUR
drivers has been aycrtod.
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Court upholLs Fraud Ora.,

~ Louis, July lo.--Jucgc Smith A..
FheIson ~ the United States clreu,
court handed down decision today
UNFOLDING the fraud order issueG n,
Postmaster Gen, Cortclyou, agnInu IN,
Peoples United States bank and 10 Il,
LOWS, the president, and denying m,
application for an Injunction 10 rcstr,ir
the postmaster IN ~, Louis from en-,
rylng out the instructions % tho poS,,
mnster'gonorNl Postmaster Wymnr
WIZ now resume stamping "Fraudu.
lent" on mail addressed 90 tho bnnn
and to LOWS, ana WIN return II 10 IN,
sendcra, WV
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clcarlngs amount.
ed TO $500 oS3O1 az against $3.50, $500
Tor the samo day last year
The Pioneer Coal anh Lumber coin.
pony Of ogden filed u copy OF ils arti.
clcs Of Incorporation IN the secretary NJ
elotcH Once today N IN capitalized
at $4,000, divided into shares II the par
value Of 500 each H. y, Randall In
president secretary and treasurer j,
A. Randall vice president,
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Watkins Got Thirty Days.

Henry Watkins, alias John Smith, np.
pearcd before judge Armstrong IN the
criminal division Of the district court
today and withdrew ha former plea OF
not guilty 10 petit larceny lie waived
time and was sentenced 10 30 days IN
the county JAN, Watkins, who Nv u
cripple having had both legs cut IN
Just below the knee, was charged with
stealing watch and chain from Walter
jenkins of The value Of $50 Tho crlmo
was committed on June a.
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TODAYS REALTY TRANSFERS

colorado q Utah Investment CO.,
" bWycr Place MISUNDERSTANDING 1850
Bonnlcn J Johnston 10 Wm, H.
clayton part OF block 10, @acro 49,.
plat a unrnyp,u,t,uruuuu 5000
Henry ~ Mcdonnell 70 DT q, j.
Harmon, lots l. olc,, block 8, North
Jno. H. brewster to Warcns r, Ma.
son, part ~ section a. township
south range ! cast ou,uuply,,,
ElhctN " Steiner 10 Soron Nielsen
nnrt Of section y, township . south,
range ! Nttt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
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NEW YORk PRODUCE,

Now York, July i9--sugar raw steady.
Fair ronnng, On, Centrifugal, ,@ test, 4,
m0lapsoh sugar, aM,
Rellnod-htoady, GronuAiod kN
Conoo--Qulot, No 7 Invoice, H.
Butter md Choose Unchanged
Eggs Fancy selected white, 2l02i, DO,
choice, g%iG, DO, mixed extra eld9g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
A Hurricane In Spain.

Madrid, July IA hurflcan has almo,,
entirely destroyed the harvest IN ,ho
provinces " SaraRoHe ana Caioree, tina
adding immensely TO the general dlstfesa
mas been decided 10 entirely Nlrpoul
~ provisions hero
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
Bank Cashier Arrested

Havana, July l0,--Alfred Buck, enld
TO be lhc former cashier Of the Maple.
ton, MIMI state bank, was recently
arrested ~ the Isle Of Pines under me
nninc OF w, ]. Mcuregor on tho chorpt
OF defaloallon and VIII be brought 10
Havana for oNtiadltlon to the United
states.
According 10 Dun's mercantile refer,
once book II, A, MoCirogor N the cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
OMAHA

South omaha, July l9,.-Ca,tlo-- Receipts,
5000 market steady, 10 cents higher Nm.
2Slul l0i western steers, 3,oo1ii 70, cows
ana hoifcrs, -2,00d3&, Gamers, li6if2 ~,
stocktrs and feeders, a,t0dio calves,
3,poU5 70, bulls stays, etc, ?0OnA,O Co.,
Hogs. Receipts LOO, market bdlO cents
iisSw' 5@SSy,joGi I piqs i'g5SvS. OS% SDS %
sales, 0 G0ud CO
sheep Receipts 900, market slow, 10
ul5 cents lower Westerns Oa6 10
welherN iiOu6?ji ewes, iQai So lambs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
RURAL CARRIER FOR BOISE,

Especial 60 tho "NcwsD
Washington d. ca July 10 Joseph y.
rhinn has been appointed regular, and
Milo ] Ihinn substitute rural ftCo de-
IVORY rarrlor route No o. AZ Boise,
Idaho,