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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
LATE LOCALS.

Thousands Of dollars won IN election
bets. wero deposited this morning, IN
local banks
The L. s. grand jury will meet IN this
city next Monday, when the November
term Of court viii begin.
"'rhe secret Of immortal youth is the
theme OF Rev. Il. T. Goshen for tomor-
row afternoon before the Y. NJ. G. A,
Boys who are going 20 work for sub.
scribers 10 the Christmas News can
obtain contracts at the clrculator's de-
partment this Office.
Local contractors express their be-
lief that there will be considerable
building this winter on west Third
South street, and some on Main street,
President Knox Of the National Bank
OF the Republic has two boys at Phillips
Academy Andover Mass, who are do
ing well and standing high IN their
classes
Mrs. J. c. Cutler. Jr has issued In
vitatlons for AN afternoon aifaS ON
Tuesday. Nov a. In honor Of Miss
Antonette Lambourne whose wedding
is TO take. place in the near future.
While the new U. S. courtroom Is a
very fine affair, Il Is found to be, six
feet too narrow, as the jury box en-
croaches so on the space allotted 10 the
attorneys as to greatly cramp things.
There are thousands Of coonst tour
lists passing through for the west from
eastern points. but az their tickets do
not GLOW any stOpOvers, Salt Lake IL
deriving no benefit from their brief
presence.
Or. W. S, Hudson this morning found
in the foothills pay telephone box
containing quite sum or money In
nickels 1t Is supposed 10 have been
stolen from some part OF the business
district and cached In the hills for flu
ture reference,
The dry goods men are In high spirits
over the fan trade. and say Il is far
ahead Of what last years was. The
fact mn this fall has been 80 open and
fine does not seem to have had any
deterrent effect on the sale Of winter
goods,
The beautiful little operetta, "snow-
white" which was so successfully Civ
en- I'm tho Thirty third ward hall last
week. will be repeated again next Mon-
day night. Nov. 70, at the Liberty stake
hall The opera is given by ward talent
and those who had the pleasure or Sec
ing II were greatly delighted.
Local dealers say that the harness
market has not been extra good this
year, owing largely TO the high price Of
leather which has set the owners Of
teams to working their wits TO get
around the leather market. This Is
done By using steel chains for tugs or
traces instead Of the heavy leather, aud
substituting elsewhere on harnessts
metallic fittings where leather general
lv Is used. This effects such II reduc-
ton I'm price that harnesses that
usually cost s45 are made TO cost SIS
and $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
J. NJ. HERBERT REINsTATED,
Vice President OF Colorado 4 southern
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
COURT NOTES.

In the case Of Robert Il. Porter
against r. r. Rice. Judge Morse today
appointed l. n. Parker as receiver ot
the property involved by consent Of the
parties TO the action.
Maud cakes filed suit for divorce In
the district court today against Frank
II, cakes ON the ground ot failure to
support. They We're married at Elko,
New. on Sept 6, 1859, ANA have one
child, Of which plaintiff asks the GUS
tody,
The Will Of Mary +. Jeremy, deceas-
cd. was fled for probate today IN the
district court, together with the petit
ton OF Esther g., W Haslam who asks
FOR letters testameutary OK the estate,
which Is valued at $1,000.
Suit was fled In the district court
today by Edward Martin against
stephen j. Ryan and Allan r. Riley TO
quiet title to lot g. block Hunters
subdivision OF block g. plat G, Salt
Lake city survey. Plaintiff alleges
that he has been in possession OF said
lot for more than 10 years aud that
whatever right defendants have Is
barred by the statute OF limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
NEPHTS WELCOME.
Governor Cutler aud N. g. W. officers
At Armory Ball,

Governor Cutler with Colonies Kes-
Ter Daynes and Lund, Captains Has
sing, Bassett and Bourne, and Lieut..
Adams, returned this morning from
NophL whore they went yesterday, in
attendance on the dedication OF the new
armory Of a company First infantry.
The entire town seemed 60 have risen
up to do them honor, and the visitors
had such a good time that they will
long remember IT, They were wei
coined at the depot by Captain Howard
OF \ company the local band ana
deputation of citizens, and escorted to
the high school building, camp fires
having been built all the way from the
depot to the school building These
camp fires were made Of cedar nosts,
covered with oil, and they burned
brightly At the high school a fine
supper had been provided by the girls.
and was presided over by Miss
Maughan, the local band furnishing
music during the repast Then the
visitors took up the line Of march TO
the new armory, which was found to
contain n drill hall, hoored with hard
maple, 45X6j IT,, and provided with
commodious officers quarters quarters
for the enlisted men, etc. q very COM
plete outfit Governor Cutler and Mrs.
Pettlgrew, Wife Of tho mayor, led the
grand march Of the evening, followed
by Mayor Pettigrew and Mrs. Cutler
The attendance was large and the dec
orations OF the aunory hall provided
by the high school girls, were elaborate
and graceful. Captain Howard acted
as master OF ceremonies, and every at
tention was paid TO the comfort and en-
tertainmcnt OF the visitors, The local
company has now over 30 men, and Is
one Of the best drilled In the west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
HURT IN EXPLOSION.
Miners Of Fay, Nevada, May Lose Eye
sight as a Result

Two miners Of Fay Nevada, who
were recently injured IN a powder OK
plosion In the mines at that place. were
brought into Salt Lake for treatment
this morning They are now at the
Holy Cross hospital. where Dr. Baldwin
has them under his care. The men.
whose names are Myers and Train, were
struck In the face by the powder, and
il Is feared that each Of them win lose
his eyesight,
Train was operated upon by DR.. Bald
win Yoon after his ARRIVAL this morning.
II WAS found necessary to remove one
of his eyes and there IL a probability
that the sight ~ his other eye may he
saved An y ray machine was also
brought to bear on Myers but until
the photo Is developed nothing definite
Is forthcoming, He is I'm a bad way
with bVh eyes injured and viii prob
ably be operated upon this evening.
OthcrNlse. with the exception Of
small rocks aud dirt blown into the
faces Of the unfortunate men, they are
uninured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
LYNCH is DETERMINED.
Chief Of Police Proposes to Rid City Of
Undesirable Element

That chief OF Police W. j. Lynch pro-
poses to do an IN his power to put
stop TO holdups In this city was made
evident at am early hour this morning
when he ordered Sergt Hempel and OF
icers Corloss. Johnson. Evans, Milner
and CLARK TO round up all the sus-
piCious characters In town
The dragnet was thrown out and an
sorts and conditions Of the undesirable
element We're drawn in In all there
were 4s vags captured and landed In
the city jail, SO that when the day JAN,
err came ON duty ne had TO feed 70 pris-
Ouer9.
Among those captured were Frank
Mathews and Frank carl. These two
have been Identified as hodups II is
believed that they are the men who
tried to rob and then shot NJ. l. Morris
last night Mathews has been posi-
lively identified as am eX-couyict and q
highway robbcr.
Most OF the alleged vugs who were
before Judge Dlehl this morning. We're
given holtes' and ordered To- leave
the city at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
NONE FROM THE EAST.
State vii Have to Produce It's Own
Turkeys for Thanksgiving

Local express agents who are watch
Ing the poultry market do not believe
Their win be any shipment Of turkeys
in from the east this Thanksgiving
season, for the reason that prices back
east are about as high as they arc
here. and there IL a great plenty Of the
birds IN this state. so that il viii not
pay TO snip in Turkeys are particular
~ plentiful In Ulntah county, and one
Nernal farmer has 1000 OF the birds
which ne would like to dispose Of. Some
dealers say there will he such a ship
ment into this market I'm week or 10
days. os will send prices down consid-
erably below what they are now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
PERSONALS

f. W, Wilson returned this noon to
San Francisco
Jesse ], Burnett left today, on
an automobile trip through the north
west
Government Inspector Fourche OF
Chicago is In town to make a final In
spectlon Of the new federal building.
Emigrant Inspector Longley has suf-
ficiently recovered from a severe at
tack Of grippe to be out again.
w. p. Cooper, secretary and manager
OF r.. l.. Polk & Co.. returned Friday
from a Ave weeks business and pleas
ure trip through the east.
Cashier II p Clark OF the CONNER
cial National bank has gone 60 Kansas
city with Mrs. Clark on two weeks
absence.
Col d. Y. Wheeler Of the Haymar-
ket Denver praying band, IL at the
Knutsford. lie viii inspect while here
the Salvation Army quarters.
Miss Edna Duncan Of Kansas CITY,
and formerly a resident Of this city
IS I'm town, visiting with the family OF
A, c. Smith on Eleventh East street
Clerk w H. Farnsworth Of the pro.
bate division OF the district court, left
today ON a 10 days vacation. during
which time he will visit IN California
l.. IT, Hodgsou, an architectural
craftsman OF this city who has done
excellent work with Ware g. Treganza
for some time past leaves next week
10 go into business for himself Ia or.
dan Mr. ITodqaOn has rnouv frtarl,
here who wish him success
Miss femme Campbell daughter Of
Robert s. Campbell. has been critically
IN for several weeks from valyular
heart trouble, and her family and
friends are very apprehensiye about
her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
! G Jacobs and William Bracken
Get Grading at This Fad of
Western Pacific.
OUTFITS TO START MONDAY.
Pipe Line for Water supply viii be
la Working Order Within a
Few Days.

Work on the Western Pacific at this
end Of the line Is being pushed with
vim within the next two days j. G..
jacobs and William Bracken win send
outfits out 10 start work on a slX-mlie
contract they have secured on stretch
Of the grade some 70 miles southwest
Of this city in the Grass Mountain
country just this side Of the desert Mr.
Jacobs this morning stated that by
tho time the OUTFITS reached their des-
ltination the 4C-mlle pipe line from
The springs would be In operation AMI
that the problem OF supplying the
teams and men would be solved.
Deal Bros ~ Mcndenhall Of Spring
VILE. who have the contract for grading
beyond Garfield, are making the dirt
ny iu great shape and other suh-con-
tractors. including Mackenzie Of
sprlngyille and John Russell are hard
at work
Around the lake shore tho sand has
been piled up ON the grade for "a long
stretch as preliminary At the present
time good windgtorm would move
considerable of this temporary grade
II is now stated that the Western Pa
cnc ia 10 cross the main line Of the
Southern Pacific at % point a few miles
east Of WinuemuCCn. New,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
DRAMATIC CLUB SCORES SUCCESS,

The Granite ltake Dramatic club
made a decided hit last evening In the
drama, won Back" or Hearts
Of the North and South" under the di-
rection of the stake committee, In the
stake amusement hail. There was a
large attendance, and the participants
IN the play did their parts 50 well as 10
win for themselves the highest encom-
iums Of the spectators, The play Is on
again tonight. and the success Of last
attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Ole Nelson Sues Bingham Central
Mining Company Tor $4,000
Damages.
MAKES CHARGE OF NEGLI CENCE.
Was Severely Burned About the Limbs
And Had Hearing Permanently
Impaired,

Ole Nelson filed suit In the district
court today against the Bingham Gem
ual Mining company TO recover $50 coo
damages for Injuries received ON July
II, 1906 while employed at defendants
mine at Bingham. Plaintiff alleges
that box Of caps was exploded
through the negligence OF the super
intendcnt OF the mine and plaintiff was
severely burned, his right arm and leg
being permanently injured and the
hearing of his right ear greatly I'M
paired. For all OF said injuries he asks
damages in the sum named above
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
SETTLED Our OF COURT.
Money Paid, Ilones suit Against Ladies'
OF MHccabcss Is Dismissed,

Upon motion Of Attorneys McGurrin
& Gustin. the case Of +, J, Gustin, ad-
ministrotor Of the estate OF Edward
II. Mitchell deceased against the ladies
Of the Maccabees Of the World was dis
missed by Judge Lewis today. the same
having been settled out OF court The
action was brought to recover $3.50 on a
benefit certificate I'm the order held by
Mrs Sugannah Mitchell at the time Of
her death on July 10, 1905. Since the
suit was fled the money has been paid
by defendant, hence the dismissal Of
the action. Mrs Mitchell was murdered
by her husband, Edward II Mitchell
on the date given above and he COM
mitted suicide after his rash deed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
PETITION DISMISSED.
Effort to Have Taxes Abated IN stuart
Case Fails.


Case Falls.
Judge Armstrong today dismissed
the petition OF Attorney n, j. Sheckell
for the estate OF Daniel Stuart, de-
ceased, which asked for the abatement
OF taxes assessed against the property
OF the estate. The money and solvent
credits Of the estate were assessed ~
s5.94i. but II Is claimed by the attorney
for the estate that the inheritance tax
amounting TO S3,33245, paid TO the state
should have been deducted from the
above amount before the tax was lev
led. This would leave only R,6ll.55 sub
ject TO general taxation, and it was
asked that all above that amount be
abated.
The county commissioners, sitting az
board Of equalization refused to
abate the tax, hence the court was
asked to do so. Attorney General
Breeden County Attorney Christensen
and Assistant city Attorney Bramel
protested against the abatement and
argued that the court had no iurisdic-
ton to abate the taxes regularly and
duly assessed Judge Armstrong ruled
that he had no jurisdiction in the mat
ter and dismissed the petition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
French Ministerial situation.

Paris, Nov. IA special cabinet coun-
sci was held today to consider the min
isterial situation. NJ. Etienne, yielding
IA the united request Of Premier Rou-
vier and his colleagues accepted In prln-
clple the ministry OF war.
NJ. Etlnnes former portfolio. that Of
minster of the interior, was offered
this afternoon to Deputy Sarrien.
The re-arrangement Of the cabinet IL
expected to keep the Rouvier ministry
intact and adds considerable strength
to It through NJ. sarrien's influence
with the Radicals and Socialists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
LECTURES ON JEWISH HISTORY

A course Of popular lectures on Jew
ish history covering the Babylonlan,
Macc-hheau and the Roman periods,
and including general survey OF Jew
ish national history to the present day,
win Doe given I'm the y. NJ, -. A. audi
forum every Monday evening, begin
ming Nov. 10, at $780, by Rabbi Charles
j. Freund, These lectures are free and
are open 10 the general public, lrrespec-
tIv of membership I'M the association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
FIRE AT SUNNYSIDE.
District Schoolhouss Burned Through
Defective Heating Plant.

Sunnysidc, Utah. Nov. ll,-There was
another fire at SunnysIde today. The
district schoolhouse Vas burned. and
all the furniture Several Of tho cot
tages close by were scorched. The fire
was caused by defective heating
plant Mrs. Emma Naylor and baby,
one dag old, We're taken from their
home TO place OF safety. At the time
OF the fire, one class OF pupils was I'm
the building, but all got out without
injury IL was q siX-roomed structure,
and the loss ia fully covered by lnsur-
ance, there being $4,000 IN the Royal ana
$1,000 IN the Hartford
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
FUNERAL TOMORROW.

The funeral OF Peter G. Burt will be
held from the Sixth ward assembly
rooms tomorrow, Sunday, at $3.50 p. m.
Friends are invited. The remains may
be viewed at the family residence, 52S
south Fourth West street from II m
TO p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
ALTERATION SALE.

Hand Bags, one-thlrd on,
Purses, oue-third OF.
Music rolls, 10 on.
Pictures, 10 to % on.
Framing, one-thlrd OF.
Novelties, one-quarter on.
Stationery, 10 OF.
Children's Books. one-half on.
Baskets. one-thrd OF
HELD ENGRAVING CO,
eQ Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
He WLETT BROS, CO
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

agent Of the ST. Joe e Grand Island at
*, Joe, Is numbered among the visit
ing railroad men.
II. NJ Gushing. travelling passenger
agent for the ID. s. r, c. here, goes with
the battery boys TO Fort Riley today.
James H. Davis travelling passenger
agent for the Colorado Midland at
Denver is here with the school Of
mines football team The fact that
Jimmy Is "a Salt Lake boy born and
bred and is wearing Colorado colors is
causing his lots Of trouble among his
time friends here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
More Contracts

Gov. Sparks and Humphreys OF Reno
have captured the contract Tor sup
plying the construction camps ON the
Western Pacific with fresh meat dur
Ing the grading campaign. In aIdl-
lion the Press Brick company OF Rcuo
has been awarded % contract f1r 1905
goo brick for early delivery at different
points along the ught-o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
DECREE FOX PLAINTIFFS
Suit Flied This Morning and Judgment
Rendered shortly After.

Judge Morse today rendered a decree
IN the case Of william Skyrme against
Phehc Vadner and several other de-
PENDANTS qpeting plaintiffs title to d
note and mortgage on certain real es-
tate I'm this city executed 10y Samuel
Nadner and others on Feb. %, 1905, in
favor Of Della Skyrme and assigned by
her TO plaintiff The amount of the
note rs $4,000, The defendants in the
case consented 10 decree being rem
dered In favor Of plaintiff. The suit
WAS rendered n few minutes after the
fling Of the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local Office OF tho
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at q. m. today:
Barometer reading at a. m, $3.50
inches. Temperature at q. M, So
deg; maximum, %; minimum, IS, mean
49, which Is deg, above normal
Relative humidity, 81.
FORECASTS TILL, p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecasts for Salt Lake city
and vicinity
Fair tonight and Sunday: warmer
Sunday.
X, j, HYATT,
local Forecnster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
WILL ENLARGE CAFE.
Landlord wey Of the wils,n to Ia.
orense Present Capacity.

Landlord Fred Wey Of the Wilson has
made up his mind that the town win
stand q $4,000 cafe and win presently
begin enlargIng the present Wilson
cafe by taking ln the apartment to the
east, and making the general room one
OF $50 seating capacity Handsome
hardwood flooring. elegantly decorated
walls balcony for musicians. and
general htting7 ANA fixtures Of the lat
est and finest variety viii be pur-
chased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Los ANGELES MARKET.
Salt Lake Route opens 10 Sew outlet
tor Farm Products.

lur Farm Products.
The Los Angeles market bids fair to
become a boon 70 the Utah livestock
men and farmers. The Salt Lake Route
has put In rate Of 31ia cents hundred
ON potatoes 10 Los Angeles and indica-
lions are that there win be "a big move
ment OF Utah spuds south as soon as
the prices raise.
Indicative OF what the new market
means to the livestock men, In addition
no the 40 cars noted In the "News'
Monday, the Utah Hide & Livestock
company consigned 1000 head Of sheep
10 Los Angeles yesterday. The sheep
We're at Lund awaiting shipment TO TN.
eastern market No doulue decRed
cars, however We're forthcoming ana
ihe company was confronted with the
problem Of feeding the flock until thn
equipment arrived, AZ way out o;
the difficulty, J, NJ Powell Of the COM
pany diverted the shipment and sent
Them TO California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
BUILD Up UTAH.
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Rrrsa4sssA
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N'siyesfis"

We ask you 20 use Three Crown
products because they are tho
best OF the good ones.F
We ask you TO Insist that your
grocer supplies you with Three
crown goods. because every time
{0u buy can Of Three crown
making Powder or Spices. "A bot
we on Three Crown Extracts OF
package Of Three Crown Tea ur
COHee you are helping 10 build
Up, an Industry that has been
helping TO build up Utah Tor Is
years.
we furnish employment % a large
number OF people--Wc want To- iuIn-
lsh u TO a larger number These
people build homes no our state
lney help the grocer TIE butcher
inc coal man tho Tee man, mo
tlothlor ana dry goods m'rchaut,
and other lines Ly giving them ina
support necessary Co their success.
When others prosper YOU must
snare In their prosperity, and
THEREFORE II Is 90 oar mutual urpht
ana advantage that you Insist on
being supplied with Three Crown
Products
We thank YOU FOR your past sup.
port and encouragement, and in
anticipation 'uf your further pat
tronaBe, Respectfully,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Bad Wreck on Teyos po,,s

FORT Fort Worth, Tex, Nov. ia ma,
S e. p passenger train on the re-. ,'l,
q P6einc railway IL reported vr teha,
n nesi Aiedo' Several persons any e0N ~ Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
"THE STORK LINE"
Major Hooper las a suggestion for ., 4
r. g. Catch Phrase,

Majo. Hooper general passeus r.
agent of the Denver Il Rio Grande. b.
thinking OF changing the wen known
catch phrase Tho Scenic Line 90
"The Stork Line Within the last
three months four babies have been
born on Denver q Rio Graude trains
two IN the Royal Gorge one at Ten
pessee Pass the very crest OF the cone
tinent, and one I'm Utah Al are doing
well. the major Included.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
LEAVES LARGE FAMILY.

I'm 1851 she was married to Brigham
Young Jr,, the Oldest son Of Brigham
Young, IN Salt Lake city Eight chill
dren We're born, seven Of whom are
living. They are Dr. A. G. Young, ].
Wash Young, Willard r. Young, J.
Emerson Young Mrs NJ. NJ May. Mrs
Luna Y. Moore. and Mrs Lutte Y.
Brockbank All of the children are
now IN Salt Lake except Mrs Brock
bank, who is IN Portland, j Wash
Young, who is I'm Nebraska and w. H.
Young, who is in Canada.
They have been notified Of the death by
telegram, and It Is expected that they
will arrive here in time to attend the
funeral services
The funeral will occur Monday at 2
p. m, from the residence. 30 west North
Temple street Friends are invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
MISS JUDITH ANDERSON.

Pupil Of Corell CBerln. Visstt dondon)
and Fax New York; will receive
limited number of pupils.
Studio, l% West Bgst North Street