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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
PIONEERS PRAISED,

Wa are oil horo IN q live, wide
awake western town toniqht, bu, wa
must not forget tina, its foundations
we're laid by the pioneers, and that they
were the iorerunners Of the oiViliia'
ton on the wet They had the oour'
AGE 10 take thsir lives IN their hands
and blaze the trails They fought the
indians az every step, They discovered
the n,nes IN the mountains, opened up
farms IN the valleys, established the
outposts, laid out towns and prepared
the way Tor the building OF railroads
and the establishment OF state govern
ment and all tho eonvonenoos and
lvsurIes Of modern civilization which
we now enjoy
The early settlers OF Utah. more than
any OF VS. realize, we're powerful IN the
development and settlement OF all this
great intermountaln reoion,
Brigham Young and his brave band 81
followers, who landed IN this valley
July, i8a7, and staked out this city
where we are noYinp this great funo,
ton tonioht Initiated an enterprise OF
grand importance, which AT least from
an industrial standpoint, entitled them
10 tho highest consideration OF graft.
tude, In the early pioneer days o,
placer mining, when tho first rush OF
prospootors pushed into the canyons
and qulehes OF Idaho and Montana, |
reoollcot very we'll that ws had 10 rally
on our Mormon friends In Utah Tor the
neeessarce Of lie, and all the roads on,
OF Salt Lake 10 the minlna camps we're
lined with mule and bull teams and
pack animals loaded with supplies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
pKAIsE loR PIONEERS,
Given wv sen. Clark who Tells
How the New Road Was Butt.

senator ", A. clark protector and
builder OF the road was naturally the
central nguo at The reception last
night. lls speech was one ~ the
strongest ana best and was as cordially
received ns II was ably given, lie
spoke us follows
MIR. chairman Gcuilcmrn of the Com.
morrlul Club aud Of l'tnh, ana Guests
from california;
| am here this evening us u guest of
this club to ugFlN IN Welcoming aud en-
lcr,nlnng our friends from Southern
California which AK president of the
Snn Pedro A. Sali Lake Railroad com.
pnnN aud YOU ns hosts, have invited 10
mako n pilgrimage Of the CITY OF the
Saints ana to pnruko Of your hospital.
llN
II has been royal welcome indeed
ana ann sure that our friends from the
south viii vote that Salt Lake hospis
lnlliy has the ring Of the true metal
and that they are up against the real
thing
In pll my experience I have never
witnessed such u manifestation of gent.
atty and good fellowship ns CLOVIS up.
ON the Intelligent faces In this grand
Intcrmlnglng OF the best ana highest
type of American manhood | wish
that II could be- Witnessed BY every
lustlinS youDg maD w the country, II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

Angeles ana have a few speeches lie
men introduced President H. NJ, Wells
or the clVb, who had 10 wait mtll the
applause which followed had died away
before he delivered one Of his ohnrNc.
lcristic speeches. When senator w, A.,
,lnrk was introduced as the miner
banker railroad builder, statesman
gentleman ana friend of the west" by
Nh Harris The eliminating ovation OF
inc cVonlnR was reached AZ the close
OF ms speech the copper king was &c,
corded throo cheers ana n tiger
AZ mo speakers We're wen received
ana htlonliNoly listened to, At ire.
uueht intervals their remarks wore
Slownod by applause
VA addition TO the speeches given be.
low \, W. skinner director uf the
Ipe Angeles chamber " commerce, WAS
onl,,d upon ana spoke briefly, Judge
-, W. Powers was the last ON the pro.
Rupn and he, too ga not speak 10 any
lVhgth, Thc closing If his speech was a
gem ana the signal f0r ,dpmOnsimllvo
appreciation, After going on 20 tell
NOW me mothers oi Utah explain 10
!heW children The origin of the famous
wan sunsets, which he affirmed were
que To TIE reflection OF the flowers on
me p0olllp slope, he said IN closing,
-. ON, Los Angclosl Queen OF the SUM
~ sea Tho morning of thy glory ~
Just dNWnlngi the noontIme OF thy
Vleauloss IL yet 10 come out of thy
manifold resources thy onlorprlRiQg
children VIII beat a ecoplro omblomutlc
or me power Of nm imperial city, the
BRIGHTEST jewel In the crown of an en-.
pirc Htutu,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
FEED YOU MONEY
Feed Your Brain, and II viii Feed You
Money and Fame,

'E'tr since hoyhood have been on.
poclally FOND Of meats, and am con.
WINGED ' ate too rapidly aud failed 10
maslicllo my food properly,
'Tho result was that | found my.
self "a Few years ago, afflicted with all.
monis Of the stomach and kIduoys
whirh inloWcrcd seriously with my
business
81 last took the advice ~ friends
aud began To eat Crane. Nuts instead nf
tho heavy meats, etc, that had con.
stltuod my former diet
II found that ! was AZ once benefited
by tn change, that was Roon relieved
from the heartburn ana the indigestion
That wed TO follow my meals, that tho
pains IN my back from my kidney M.
lectlo1 had ceased, showing that those
organs had been healed, nnd thai my
nery0a, (which used 10 be unsteady aud
my brain, which was slow and lcthnrglo
from heavy diet OF meats aud groapy
iooda, Fad not In n moment, but grndu.
ally, ana none the less surely hoou
restored to normal efficiency, Nov every
nerve H. steady and my brain ana thlnis
Ing faculties are quicker ana moro
acute than for years past
AFTER my old siyle breakfasts used
10 suffer during the forenoon from a
feeling Of weakness which hinddfod me
seriously In my work, but since | have
begun to use Grape Nuts food I can
work tll dinner time with all e0se and
comfort" Name given by Postum Co,
Datll1 Creek, Mich
There's n reason
Road the little book "The Road 10
Wellylllc,' IN each pkg =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
PELVIC CATARRH WAS
DESTROYING HER LIFE.
PE-RU.NA SAVED HER,

Miss Maria Ducharmc, ls2 81, Eliza.
beth street, Montreal, Can, writcsi
III am satisfied that thousands 81
women suffer because they do not
realize how bad they really Mood treat.
mont and feel natural dclicacy In con.
tuliing n physician.
~ felt badly for years, had terrible
pains, and at times wos unable TO attend
10 my daily duties. ! tried TO cure my.
eolf, butinally my attention was called
10 an advertisement Of pcruna IN a
similar case 10 mine, and decided 10
give Il trial,
"My Improvement began az soon az
started 20 uso pcruna and soon was
n wei woman, ! feel thar ! owe my
NE ana my health 10 your wonderful
medicine and gratefully acknowledge
nis fact, ".-Aisria Dueharme.
Address DR., Hartman, prcsiden, fTho
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio,
Tor FREQ medical advice,
All correspondence strictly conndon.
tialJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

making you u speech but only TO make
You welcome YOU who are our hone
orod ruosia from thQt splendid city OF
the sunset sea. Los Angeles,
II u would add anything to the
warmth of your greeting to have all the
Salt Lakors present rise IN concert ana
shout the word welcome hundred
times or more, am sure II would be
choorrnlly and foollngly rendered llnt
inosmuch aH the rules OF the club forbid
amy unurunl or unnecessary noise, |
shnll ask You Ia BIO content with the
assurance that no strangers over en-
tered the gates NJ u city who W0rN
moro welcome, moro eagerly expected,
moro acRlously RoUght after moro
earnestly yoornod Tor than YOU nro,
Therefore We open wide our arms a.
yon ANA onfold You IN n fond embrace,
We do this for various reasons,
WITH EYES OF llOpE.
FOR many years we have been hooking
forward with eyes of hope ana Joy 10
the time when our two cities would be
Joined together by the iron bands uf
commerce, ! am getting an old man
now, when the hoyday IN the blood h
tame, yet the nres of memory Nlll burn
reasonably bright and | declare 20 You
TINT my memory runs not back 20 lho
time first heard u public speaker re-
fer TO the proposed Wedding OF the rltY
of the hngolA and the city Of tho
saints For 10 yours Wo have been Of
forIng przoa 10 the orator who could
crate without mentioning this wedding,
Uncle llllly Workman, away back IN
the early eighties laid away a case Of
wine IN his ocllor Nv los Angeles ana a
secret vow. that he would not open II
until tho fNo elites were united, II IL
even asserted that Senator clark ana
Terd X, Rule pledged 10 eaoh other that
nollhor would shave their boards until
the same happy event, And now II w
an accomplished fact, Uncle nilly has
opcnod the wine, the wedding march lB
on, iho senator aud Mr. Rule may
renew their youth and become
shnVors again, ana we all have
similar cause for rejoicing that the old
cOlorcd woman had who, when the old
ost old bachelor and the oldest ola
maid IN q southern village finally wed.
dod after quarter of n contur. Of
courghlp, exclaimed Praise M
LOwd dcy spliccd at last"
LOS ANGELES REMINDER,
We Welcome You also because YOU
have recently shown our own towns
mon such splendid hospitality only
q month ago our citizens IN gay attire
were hitting about the streets of your
beautiful city nrIlng win an angel
hero and buying u corner lot there or
pcrohnnco viewing tail oetrlohes from
hgh priced automobiles, or tohoggNns
Ing up una down Mount Lowe, or wnl'
dorlh arm IN arm with eomo dlhllns
suished stranger amidst an endless
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

Welcome ana extend the hand ~ hos.
NlulllS TO the pilgrims from the orange
IIoves Of the Golden state, Early IN
No evening the reception resolved IT,
lclf Into a crush OF ladies ana gentle
men IN evening attire, Al the head
" the reception committee stood COW
md Mrs, John G. cutler, president Ne.
YER N Wells ~ tho Commercial club
ma Mrs Wells, the members Of the
loNornora stan IN uniform aud their
yves Assisting IN receiving the guests
helo Mayor n, y, Morris, col, ", w.
iolmos, Hon, Thomas Koarne, ~, q,
whitney and others prominently idon-
gn'd IN oi,clnl, social ana business
Iclop,
Tho CLUB rooms were profusely ana
leleiully decorated with pottod palms,
lowers, hunting and tho stars and
llllpee' The big dining room and the
NNur dining apartment had been
llHred OF tables save for those used
y serving punch An orchestra was
Iuuoned IN the dining room ana except
men ihe speeches woro being delivered,
huhlc, we hum OF conversation and
nughicr nootcd from one room 10 nn-
nn't Nllof mo regular program WIS
,mnylulod lho orchestra was proynilod
lpn 10 play dance music and the
'uuung.r members present indulgod In
W. llnlr0mlu bnll
Az me speakers came IN for II share
ovation Utah Paid California com.
nUnrnls which We're received with
W,glt ana the representatives OF the
Go,1on state rooiprocnled with nice
Jugs about Ulah and her people
O''ll wore received With equal mons.
on approval, Tho cntnc function
,o1 marked by the best Of feeling, II
W essentially the forging OF another
w IN me chain that binds the hearts
"s Angeles and Salt Lake together
,i WAS Woll on towards D o'clock
AVN FISHER Hurts, the secretary OF
g' commercial club, stepped to tho
huUolm ~ tho lounge room aud called
NV assembly 10 order Mr., Harris
,n'vl on IN the vein that hnn mndo
N noted, IN conclusion he affirmed
ky me saints had concluded TO iml-
~" we Angols In all things, that they
''o'u follow, the example sci nt Los
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

among You who, after your visit, do
not wish to rcmain hero permanently,
these few may run over almost any
time,
'rho Commercial clUb ana tho public
spirited citizens NJ the imperial com.
monwcalth of Olah have provided You
me best entertainment they could, ana
! trust You win enjoy Yourselves Won
win be taken ~ some Of our mines nnd
tmcllcra, our summer resorts and san.
ltArlums,
You win SEQ something NJ our agn.
cultural development also from the
NlndoWs of your ears M they thunder
through our valleys now rich with yer.
dulo ana only 81 years ago barren AZ
the desert through which you have
pissed koep this thought In mind, my
friends, what has been accomplished
here has been done by the mdomllahlo
energy Of a great ana good people after
much hardship and suffering, Have
Whey not hulldcd beautifully ana ondur.
lnglyY Have they not carved a hanpy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

oonlpulty ~ orange Rroycs, pauslna
we .whilo Ia lnhalo the rich fragrance
ul tho cnmph0r tree and 10 inquire N
any bromo foltSor bushes grew In the
orchard or mnyhop bounding over
me restless blllows 10 fair Catalina,
WIN hO boys no, and bring back
ny bunnS lunch, aud u sailors llfos the
NE Tor Jimmy Mcdonald And 10
we want 10 gcl oven with YOU for all
lhoHo luxurious ANA ocstnilo delights
TINS TOOK WELL
We welcome You also because we
want 10 work on some cheap real estate
uNon Won ere YOU are aware nusl.
nets has been Il little dull YOU sec, and
ms looks Ike u golden opportunity for
w. To nll Intending purchasers let
me issue this friendly note OF warnInp,
)oul DtN mlil you have seen my quHi'
yer section over The river II IN as
Beautifully ilockcd Win alkall ~
unEllln@ You over saw while under
Meath the surface there IN nv plorlous
aud UNFOLDING a stretch of hnrd bah
hH any honest farmer Was over no
ngalnpt Now I'M soon as the Naior
bonds are Heated ANA the government
establishes Il storage reservoir IN
strawberry valley ana constructs two
on three hundred miles Of canals, Just
ue sure as the sun shines upon II, which
II PROFESSIONALLY docs, this choice acre.
age VIII appreciate another owner Of
II II II II az all vorsiblo,
Ali on THE WEST
We welcome you because you are Of
the west, az we are, whore the golden
sun makes his glorious set, and whore
mems hearts are atlunod To the hosplt.
able melodies of the evening, ana swap.
ping Hes over the back fence,
Wo'wplQumc You because nov You are
our nolghhOS ana We want 10 he neigh.
borly The dh nee between W " but
u mere STRIP nov ANA 10 there hc any
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That business was the occasion Of my
nrst visit here IN 1862 Salt Lake was
small town then, but one could not
fail "a be struck with IT, central lucN.
ton and commanding position ~ u
dlalrhuting point At that timc not
rail was laid west NJ the Missouri
river ana n Nng impossible for nnys
one 10 grosp the possibilities " the ~.
turo,
To-day u II mdocd n clly ana the
greatest smelling centre IN alb The
western country Nevertheless II Il now
comparatively only In lla lnclpiont
stage " progress, with extended
railroad facilities and nrRor develop.
mont Of contiguous aud lnoShausliblp
coal and hon deposits, Tho mineral pro,
ducts of the great mining regions for
hundreds OF mllos around ana pnrtIcu.
larry from the south aud west, includ.
inR the marvellous gold deposits Of
Nevada, VIII naturally flow here for
treatment and this viii insure Nv per,
mancncc and prosperity for sgos 10
come,
Now my friends from california, !
assured YOU you n foW Neok pRn when
I had the honor tO be received by
YOU that when you cnmo To ntph you
would md the latch sirius out on
Ivory door ana Nc are glad that you
hNNu come,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
RECEPTION TO
Los ANCELEN0S.
Brilliant funcllsn at the Com
m.rclal Club Last Evening a
Great Success
SOME ENTHUSIASTIC OvATI0NS.
Sneakers Greeted With Cheers South.
era California and Utah Exchange
Mutual Congratulations

The reception last night At the Cone
nercIal club which was rendered to the
visiting state, county and city Of
0cIols Of southern California and the
representatives Of the various CONF
merclal organizations was one of the
most successful and brilliant IN the
annals OF the club From o'clock nm
al a late hour the club quarters were
crowded with the representative oi,'
,ens Of the state and this city who
gathered 10 listen TO the addresses "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

!. ,conIinOad on page ~ ,4~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

would be a means Of inspiration TO
greater effort and higher achievement
10 them while ntting themselves To
take their places In the stirring activi.
ties ~ life activities that must create
nov industries, unfold now empires Of
wealth, and make homes for the mil
lions | don't know how The rest Of
you feel, but ! myself am never ~
happy AZ when I am out here IN the
mighty west and In q crowd ~ west.
crnors ! Ike people who "do things
ana IN David llarum says, do II fus, -
Nov ! realize that there are some
"tondcrfeet among w. ana particular.
~ IN southern California but they
soon catch ON, imhibo the western
spirit, and make the best Kind of nus.
tiers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
WELCOMED nv WELLS.
President Of the Commercial Club
Makes Angels Feel at Home,

Governor Wells was yoollorously re-,
ooircl ana spoke M followe
| do not rise WIZ tho intention uf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

smile upon the stubborn face of ma.
iurc, and II Il not the smile that won't
come off
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
A FEW COMPLIMENTS

These mlcrohangcs Of visits, aside
flom their social aspects, are produce
tive of substantial advantages In many
other respects chat cannot b. est.
mated or nlly appreciated nj thc time,
while ! heartily Join win our Ulah
friends IN extending ~ yen GLAD wei,
como, I want also lo congratulate You
upon the remarkable progress YOU hayq
made Wv southern California You, too,
are builders builders Of homes ana
communicated cities ulo are oyplndlng
and growing year by year nutll row
YOU are shipping Ia the eastern aud
southern markets annually 10000 car
loads Of fruits The moichlcss protua
sion aud spcndor Of your flowers are
unoquned anywhere In the wide world
Your homes ana grounds and gardens
are becoming more beautiful ana on
chanting every yonr and your metro,
polls Is CROWNS 30 rapidly That at IN
lorvenlng Visits ~ only few months
apart am obliged 20 study my bear.
Ings from the old landmarks, 10 many
new and magnificent structures there
are IN the course Of erection and most
Of them sky scrapcrs NJ that
ON 30 GREATER coNQrEsTs,
nut, my frlcnde with an those graft,
fyins conditions, your ambition win
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TEA

10 you know how your
grocer comes to return YOUR
money Il you don't like
SchllIing's Bcst'
sa. u,. .'s ,.. YOU msay u ,.s ssa, ia.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
Shows tits Ignorance.

Walter Scott, the cowboy miner of Death Valley, as he is commonly termed by the newspapers, has been in- terviewed in New York regarding his mining property and the manner of extracting the gold from the ore, which shows his entire ignorance of extraction methods. He says that he uses the cyanide method and for this purpose he has large zinc tank into which he discharges his pulp from the mill and in which his cyanide solution passes through the ore. Other state ments of like nature were made by the supposed miner, which leads the ordinary miner to believe that Scott never saw a mine or mill in his life. -Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
National Irrigation Congress.

The thirteenth annual session of the National Irrigation Congress has been called to meet in Portland, Or, August 2l. g, 23, and 24, 1905. This meeting will be of great interest, es- pecially to the states of the semi-arid section, inasmuch as the government has at great expense placed on exhibit on the Lewis and Clark exposition grounds a complete demonstration of the operation of the reclamation act. The officials of the department of the interior have been instructed to fur. nish the delegates with daily lectures and to hold themselves at all times ready to give information that will thoroughly explain the workings of the board of engineers having in charge the vast public work which has been established under the reclamation law. Accompanying the call is let ter from Chief Engineer Newell cover ing the main points, and which gives information of interest to the people of all the states.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
Bent Her Double.

'l knew no one, for four weeks, when l was sick with typhoid and kid ney trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa., land when I got better, although I had one of the best doctors I could get, I was bent double, and had to rest my hands on my knees when l walked. From this terrible affiiction I was rescued by Electric Bitters, which restored my health and strength, and now I can walk as straight as ever. They are simply wonderful" Guaranteed to cure stomach, liver and kidney disorders: at all druggists; price 50c.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
A Walking Encyclopedia.

Col. J. Harry Monroe came in to visit with his old-time friends, from Concho, last week. The Colonel is one ofthe first explorers of the great south west, after the Spanish; and besides having done much towards discover ing the vast mineral wealth of the ter ritories here, he stuck type on the Herald in the days of "Uncle Jimmie" Wallace. He is veritable walking en- cyclopedia of earlier Arizona and New Mexico hist ory.-St Johns Herald.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
Desert Si1n Posts.

California and Nevada are awaking to the necessity of putting up sign posts in the deserts. Arizona has had law requiring the boards of super visors to place sign posts at every crossroad directing the traveller to water and giving the distance, to- gether with the distance towards tho next town. Sign posts on the desert may save lives, especially if we'll placed. Only few days ago three men perished on the desert 'n the Fur mace Creek country, Nevada, after travelling many miles. Had sign posts been established in that section the chances are that they would have run across one and been saved from an awful death. Let sign posts be set all over the desert wherever danger to the traveller exists.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
Judge Drew the Color Line.

Thursday last a couple applied to Probate Judge Metcalfe for license to wed. The man was Caucasian and the woman was dark-hued descendent of Ham. The judge refused to issue permit and the couple de- parted east in the hope of finding a judge who would not draw the color line. -Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
The Diamond Cure.

The latest news from Paris, is, that they have discovered a diamond cure for consumption. If you fear con sumption or pneumonia, it will, how ever, be best for you to take that great remedy mentioned by w. T. Me- Gee, of Vanleer, Tenn. 'I had a cough, for fourteen years. Nothing helped me, until I took Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which gave me in stant relief, and effected a permanent cure" Unequalled quick cure, for throat and lung troubles. At all druggists: price 50c and Sl.00. guar anteed. Trial bottle free.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
Every Branch Represented.

Every branch of the United States government having any relation to the reclamation service preser- vation of the forests, or questions properly related to the irrigation ques- ton will be represented at the National Irrigation Congress which convenes in Portland, Oregon, from August 2l to "A inclusive, by an official who is thoroughly equipped to discuss the specific subject he will treat.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
Our Wealth.

The United Verde mine is valued at one hundred million dollars, yet the total assessable property of Arizona is only S43,O00,O ,O0O, and Ma ricopa county, without mine, has more than one-fourth of the total What com mentary upon justice. Phoenix En- prise.
The Coconino sun., 1905-07-29
Buy It Now.

Now is the time to buy Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is certain to be needed sooner or later and when that time comes you will need it badly-you will need it quickly. Buy it now. It may save life. For sale by all drug gists.