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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
CRITCHLOW HOME,
Liked tho Looks Of the Biz Half Million
Dollar Bond Money Check,

Cliy Recorder rrllchlow returned this
morning from Sow York whore ho DE-.
lIvered 10 the Mutual Lifo Insurance
company $4,000 worth ~ the dly.s
gpcolnl wnior ana Howor bonds ana at,
tended Ia an the details Of the trans.
for and the recent If tho money Tor
the same. iic delivered the bonds an
rght and received check from ne
Mutual company FOR t0Ii,222 which
NE Immediately deposited IN the credit
Of Salt Lake tity with The United
SintoR Mortgage aud Trust company
Mir Critchlow gtules that he only
had thu check I'm hls possession Cor
few brief moments ap the two com.
pnniou have Offices IN the famc build.
Ing, hut that he had u great deal "
satisfaction I'm looking AZ II for that
lpngIh ~ ,Imc ~ any lalo, ne II may
be several ycatN before he viii have
such u larse check IN his possession
again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
PROCLAMATION READY.
Has Boon Sent TO President for His
Signature No Favori,ism.

The continued charge that tho "Mor-
mons are TO he the special fayoritcs
Of the government IN the allotment of
lands on the ulntah indian roBorya'
ton, II further denied by Land com.
missioner Richards, who, In an inter.
View with the lloraldB correspondent
Nv WUthlnRlon, u, c. yesterday gave
on, the following
"Tho Mormons are not Roing 10 con.
duct the oponmg Of the Olntnh lands,
Mother VII any other people or sect.
Tho lands are going 10 be opened IN
accordance with the law ana terms of
tho presidents proclamation, ana oNos
~ man VIII have nu equal chance pe
he Mormon on Gentle There N ~ be
no Wmporlng N " 10 be un absolute
elem, glruight transaction, The nnn
whose namc II nrsl drawn WIN have
the first selection of hand, ana II he
knows The reservation ana NJ competent
10 choose be- win got the best tract ON
mat reservation OF course, II he IN
not familiar with the land nnd makes
u haphngim selection, No mus, run the
risk Men familiar with the land ara
most apt 90 not the best lands The
government viii not attempt 10 locate
any man whose name N drawn nor
win II Indicate 10 amy what lands are
good ana what are not, There win Boz
ample time, Go days In which entry
mon can make selections after their
names are drawn After that period
The lands win become subject 10 gene
orHl entry
AdyIcos from he scat Of government
Indicate that the proclamation opening
"a
10 the president and win likely be
signed today or Monday AZ IN usual
In such cases the proclamation win
describe the lands 20 be- thrown open
aud Mill contain regulations governing
the registration Of applicants and the
method 10 be employed IN drawing for
places II IN highly probable that tho
oponng Win occur Sept l. ~ previously
nnnl nnnlnI tod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
STILL OPERATING.
Daylight Burglar, Attempt TO Get Into
Stamann Residence

Daylight burglars are stlll In town,
Andttempt was made yesterday after
noon by pair Of them to burglarIso
the home of otto stamnnn, iOj east
Second South street Had II not been
for walchful no,ghbors, the fellows
would have succeeded,
The men were observed walking by
the rlice several tlmos The family
waHsuNny from homo, Finally one OF
the men entered the yard ~ though
20 got a drink Of water The other
man remained outside on watch Tho
man who entered the yard WaB seen TO
work az one ~ the windows after cut.
ting through II wire screen The police
were notified aud were soon on the
seen. hl could not llnd tho men, The
police have a good description OF them
however and are now trying to locate
them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
On HEAD.0N COLLISION

Mount Vernon Ind. July li.ln q head.
ON collision between two freight iwUH
today four pursuUs were Killed and eight
injured ono fatally
The drnd
John SpwduN EymNlllr Ind
Leonard price NlohuuNlllp. kv,
ukupVu Trump
l.. q. kukcr brakeman MpLcaUsburo,
Fatally injured
1nRluoor Lawrence MpMlomcl EyanN'
willie. md,
a train dspilchOr n H. said mIWUuk
lhu number ut the lwu,mrn aud after
they had started realised hW error ud
loluphuuod 90 the telephone operator W
plun who huHllN summoned D numhrr
Of PERSONS lu nlg lhr uWint nul the uul
Lisbon occurred before IOuN could roach
thU track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
ARK, ANTITRUST LAW
valid. and WIN Drive Old Line
lns, Go, out,

Lutte Rock AR July w. Tho Az
Enng,g pnil,ttust mV was declared val
ia hy tho supreme court " Inc state IA.
dnv two NslIoog dlaonllns from tive
opinlon II ~ agreed tht the onctl NJ
i6c dooitIun win ho IN shut oul from
tho state An ol1 lnc insurance rom'
uanlos that maintain a rating ugroo.
mont ana any trust products sold In
tho state Nlll ho In violation ol IT'S
forms Tho clpo was tnrrlel 10 tho Sn.
prone court ny connecticut Gre in-
s,lranro company 10 tpsl ino lass,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
INIIF IN NNWWAMTgIIIur.
BANKER DEVLlN's AFFAIRS,
Receiver Appointed for Illinois
Properties,

PEORIA H. July li- Through an or.
der lucd BY judge D. ODta Humphrey
IN tho United states court here, walter
Booycl oN.congrcsmln of gtroator,
wac appointed q receiver OF the pey.
liu Ill., properties, to act IN commune.
llou with J ", Hurley and cyrus 10.
land who Wcro recently appointed rt.
DoI,cuU of the Enuwu proportlce,
The creditors are tho Continental Nu.
tlonll nouh, Corn lNchNgo bank, cen.
trial Trust company NJ chicago, John
lluHor George " Peck ana George W.
llowir q Coo aud tho properties placed
IN tho hands OF the rocoyolH are the
Doylin Con, company, 1oWca Electric
Light company loWvl Mercantile coNs
pauV Toluca, Marquette q Northern
Railway Marquette, SpnnE VALLEY n
Northwestern Roilwny ana charles j.
DNllnH Csluto.
Tho bond Of Mr. Reeves ~ fixed AZ
t2iOlO aud the receivers are authorized
70 borrow $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
NO WORK ON THE WEBER.
Government Reclamation officials Do
Not Intend TO Do Any There,

Salt Lake CITY Utah, July lj 1908,
Editor peserct Nows, salt Lake CITY,
Utah, Dear Slr-lnformailon hus
reached me 90 the effect that n mis-
understanding exists among the form'
crs Of Wobcr ana Devils counties IA TO
the status Of the Weber river dcNolop-
mcnts under the United states reclama.
ton act and IN order 10 eliminate any
possibility for such continuing, II seems
proper that ! say that on April Q, 1905,
! was officially instructed, by chief En-
gnoor Newell, 10 continue stream
measurements IN the Weber basin, but
90 discontinue an other operations and
not resume Investigations except on
the general request Of the people In.
torcetcd
We therefore have no reclamation
work NJ any nature IN contemplation IN
the Wcbor river basin
Very truly yours
GEORGE IT, SWENDSEN,
District Engineer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION
PATHFINDER DAM
IsnooloI 10 IN 0Nows,0l

Washington, y, c., July 10, Tho sec.
rotary ~ the interior for the second
time N advertising Tor bids for the
construction " the great Pathfinder
dam on North Platte rlVol about 30
miles southwest ~ Casper, Wye, Pro-
posals which had been received for
buildnR Of his structure were opened
on juno - at Denver ana the lowest
hd WAS found 10 Doe that of lirOdbury
4 Ognrn, of Denver, for S80ioiO Th'
succ as3lul bidders, however ful somp
reason decided that they did not want
the Too aud have forfeited their check
FOR 5000, which accompanied their proc
posnl
4 1toNt deal Of valuable time would
be- consumed by the delay incident 10
real advertising ana I'm order ~ project
settlers who Wlll ho benefited by the
works from repetition OF this costly
annoyance. each bidder W required to
accompany his bid with % check for
$4,000, payable TO The order Of the eor'
rotary OF the interior ~ n guaranty
that no Wlll II SUCCESSFUL promptly oNs
ocute . satisfactory contract ANA fur'
nish bond for the faithful perlorm'
anco OF the work Proposals VII De
received NJ the Office Of tho reclamation
service, Denver mtil Nng, lb,
William H. Dow super nionlcnt OF
Wlnl River indian school IN Wyom'
inn was today promoted 10 De- 6uporlns
londont of the Indian training school
AT Fort lpuWni ana also placed IN
chnlgo of the Nog porco indian agency
I'm Idaho. succeeding y o. NATION
of south Dakota rcHlRucd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
20 PAcEs-LAsT EDITION.

dNy evening Following ie the program
NNporlni 'ndonlB' Department .-Ocnolol
subjects our Recent Flower ana
song fosliyll" "rho Coming Cclebra'
tlon Of Pioneer Day Papers "Dlyl'
sion Of Rosronsblily a.lla Advantages
qr Olhtwleo," by Supt George q Me-
AllibloE How 20 Secure and Retain ~
,he TOUGHER Interest IN Ills WORK.
by stake Supt q, II Felt
Theological Department. Preparation
evening OF an August lesson,
second nlormodlato-s Discussion "
problems mo, IN the second lnlormcdl'
ate den lrlmonl,
First Intermediate Discussion ~
WORK Tor August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

llASHER GETS SIN
MONTHS FOR A PASS.
ING STREET FILTRATION

Now York, july 10 \ ak.
months sentence to prison for n
passing street irritation with a
married woman was imposed on
Bcnjnmin r Smith who came
here from H. Louip boy MnRis.
irato Stelnort iodnN
Late last evening Mis-, Grace
N, Gamble, who rs handsome
and dresses styllshly WAS watt
INK for her husband, a Brooklyn
business man. nj the Madison
avenue and Forly.sccond street
subway entrance, Smith Mas
passing and spoke To her Mrs
Gamble resented his struck
smith IN the face and caused his
arrest,
IN court today although Mth
Gamble herself requested lcniou.
cy TO the prisoner the moglr
uato imposed sentence and NJ
the same timo invited other Wo.
mon who sunor from "mushcrs
to act az did Mrs, Gamble,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
ADDIE IN DETENTION,
Colorado Girl In Bad In Sal, Lake and
Goes 20 County Jail

Addie Rayman, who escaped from the
Colorado state roformalory about q
month aso is now In the county jail
awaiting word from the Denver author.
tiles ns 10 whether or not they want
her there since coming to this city
phc has been lIving with hor uncle, Joe
SHINE. hut Ne has been unable 20 con'
trol her. and asked tho county attorney
To issue a complaint against her, oharR.
mR her with inoorrlglbllily The ooms
plnlnl MAS issued, but her father ap.
pcartd an the scene, and stated mat
she IN over ~ years OF age ana hence
Tho mcorrIgblo charge win not hold, II
IN said by hor uncle hat aho has been
floauonilng resorts Of NJ ropulc, and
has practically lived al q certain ea'
loon IN the ety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
RETURNING FROM JAPAN.
Mr., and Mrs II \ Ensign VIII Arrive
About August

Letters received In Salt L1ko from
janun this morning from Eldor IT. p,
EnsIRn prcWdcnt NJ mo Japanese mic.
sion state that ho nnd hlH wife had
hosu released and that they would mll
for home ON July a. 1ncy WIN come
ON the steamship Wisconsin" the
same one which bears lho Jovonoso
10 land In Sonlllc ON the an, roniainng
There one day visiting AIRS EnsgnF
fistor Mrs Laura Ryndors. and thoy
Wll then visit the Portland fnlr nnd
reach homo about Aug l. Elder Alma
Taylor has been appointed lrogIdcnt Of
the mission, TO succeed Elder Ensign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
BUILDING BLOWN DOWN
Four People Killed ANA Many
Injured,

WnnpoR Miami July li--A large
four'H,ory building I'M course Of oloo-
tlon here was blown down carly today
by galo and In failing ono wal crsh-
cd two adjoining housos -Four Wrro
Killed and upwards of a dozen Injured,
In ono house were 10 occupants, ana
IN The other siM The dead ore,
H. W llIN,
W. Sloluhuf ana two unknown woe
mon
Much damage Olso Was done IN tho
nnlNkIrlN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
john ~ ROCKEFELLER.
Tells VIVA, Christian Faith De-
mands Of Every Man,

cleveland, July 49, 81 me weekly
prayer meeting " tho Euclid Avenue
baptist church lou n'gh' John u,
Rotkofollcr snil That Tho christian tuith
demands mat every man must do nee
cording to lhot which, hc haln or ae.
cordlng to that with which ne has hoon
blessed,
Ailor a number NJ persona hld spok.
on Mr. Rockefeller FaId
."rhore nro Two men who appear
equally Eealouh In the cause Of Chrlsl,
But enc Is more effective than the Oth-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
HAS MANIA FOR WHEELS.
A. Blount Confronted With Second
Charge Of Stealing Bicycles

IN Judge nichls court this morning,
A. Hloun, % Young man recently son,
fenced 10 20 days IN the city SAN for
stealing y bicycle WAS arrngnod ON II
similar chnrg and entered Il plea Of
guilty tie win be sentenced OH Mon.
day
n, T., ChCNor charged with violating
the plumbing ordinance, vas M FOR
trial thIs morning, but tho caso was
continued vntil next Tuesday AFTERNOON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Americans Beat nt Tennis

London Juy rs, America and Austria,
asia both won mal,ho. tt lho QuoWE
club today in lhr contest tor the Davis
tennis irophg
William ] Clothlor United states beat
Max bclmul France. G3, BOO tsl G'9
lloloumhn Ward United states. beat De.
ruglp France, G.2. go, CO..
Norman T. Brooches Australasia beat
&, Won Wesley Austria 90, Gg go
4 w. Wldng Australasia, beat H..
kiusoh Austria, 60, 49, go, Co.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
He WILL Be EQUAL 10 HIS TASK
Believed Powers VIII Want 10 See
Russia RehobllItated So as to Pre-.
serve the Balance Of Power
NO DlSGRACEFUL CONCESSIONS
BOursc Gazette 1hlnks Treaty Likely
10 Result in a Lasting
Rappfoochmeut

~ PolowhurE July li,-'rho Sytt.
which sometimes ntuprcls tho views
ol the nlhlo'y part, today lndlsnaut.
ly rejects the Interpretation put upon
NJ Whites appointment abroad, name.
w. mat II lf equivalent 10 the accept.
anco of any pence terms japan may
choose To Offer except loveing the for.
tluuulIous IT NmdiNoylok The paper
calls attention 10 Emperor Nicholas
marginal notes on various addresses,
expressing lis determination 10 con.
llnuo the war ana especially refers 10
hs telegram 10 liouL Gon, Lmoyi,ch
Juno II, which the commundrr.n.chef
ro1d to the army ana which has just
been published here In which the on.
pcror pledged himself 10 DO everything
possible To lighlon the heavy task NJ
The army and expressed confidence that
an obstacles would finally be overcome,
ana that tho war would end happily for
the Russian army aH proof that tho
emperor has no Intention TO make peace
NJ any price, AS further evidence tho
NNl'l draws attention To the unusual
note attached 10 the official announce
monl Of NJ Whites appointment,
'Holng intimately acquainted with
the situation, NJ, Witto WIN undoubtod-
~ br equal to tho high ana important
mission with which the emperor has
Rtaoiou7ly charged him and know how
90 protect the Interests pf Russia"
The Sloyo thinks that the desire OF
the powers, especially " Great Brit.
am ~ view Of Emperor Williams
nllltudo towards France TO soe Russia
rehabliWlod IN order TO preserve tho
balance of power In Europe should be-.
como u strong diplomatic weapon IN
me hands OF the Russian plonlpoten.
tlnilcs Tor the restoration practically Of
the status quo Hulo.bellum,
The llouTe Gazette says that inAs-
much as Japan appreciates NJ, Nittos
sincere desire for pence the ground at
the outset ~ cleared Of distrust and
suspicious AZ the same time the pa.
per adds, Japan VIII nnd that while
NJ Nllte VIII be reasonable he VIII
make no dlsgWcolul or Illuminating CON.
,osgIonA
The liourso GHZoltc considers II like.
ly that the negotiations win result not
only In pence but IN u close ana last.
inR approchcmcnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
WHITE mas AUDIENCE WITH
GAR,

~ Petersburg July l6,--M, Wnle
had another long audience with EN-.
poror Nicholas today investigation In
authoritative quarters enables the As.
Hocluicd Proas to positively announce
mat the reports current here late last
night that NJ WHITE" mght not 70 to
Washington were Incorrect, NJ Whites
Instructions II can also be stated au.
lhorlmllvclN named him os nrst plon.
lpoionlay and clothc him with plcn.
Any powers,
The Instructions are coached In gen.
rrll terms,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
"NEWeo AGENCY,

Mr. llobcr q Hale has been appointed
agent for the Doscrol News and Church
publications IN Boise IN place Of Charles
ana order their books through Mr., Hale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Marquis NillnVcrde Dead,

MAdrld, July TO- Marquis Nillavordc,
q former premier of spain, died hcro
today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
SUNDAY Closing

At the session of the city council yes.
terday evening, It was thought that the
new ordinance relating 10 sunday and
mldnlgh, closing, which went into ef.
feet last saturday night, would be
brought mp for discussion, but no ref
oronco was made IN them The feeling
" quite prevalent that the present
council win take no further action In
the matter and II Is also thought that
these ordinances viii remain intact nm.
der tho new administration, however
there " some speculation on the SUBJ
lo,t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
coNrERENCE TOMORROW.

II Is announced that tho Latler.day
saints VIII hold conference at their
church IN this city ON sunday, the 10th
inst President Ncph Pratt, win be In
attendance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
ldahos New Building at Boise TO
BE Erected at o Cost Of
$500, 900,
SUNDAY CLOSING ORDINANCE.
Biz Hotel Planned for NatatOriunl $500
Laltcr.day Saints Conference
Tomorrow

Special Correspondence
Boise Ida July a. Work on the
construction Of the new capitol build
ing was commenced this morning
Three test pits have already been sunk
ana n solid grave foundation found
at depth OF 10 feet II lG, QuigoN
superintendent Of construction, has a
force Of men on tho grounds removing
trees fences and other Constructions "a
that the work Of excavation can DO
proceeded with without hindorancc
This work, for me most part VIII be
executed by conylots from the state
ponItcntlurS The present operations
win not require the removal of the
trees planted by Presidents Harrison
and Roosevelt The equestrian monu.
mont Of Washington Is being removed
ana win be- stored unlll the building
IN completed, when II may occupy u po'
sltIon In the historical room
As was stated In the columns NJ the
"News" some time aRo, the new capt.
tol building win be perfected ascold-
Ing TO the plans Of a local company the
well known architects J n Tourel'
lotte & co, at cost Of 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
PROGRAM FOR UNION MEETING

The sunday sch,o union meeting of
ihe sait Lake stake VIII be held Mon'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
RIG HOTEL PLANNED.

The Artcslan Hot 4 cold water com.
pany, owner ~ the Natatorlum, IL sc.
ilously contemplating the construction
Of q so 600 hotel ON the grounds Wing
Immediately west ~ that famous bath.
iug resort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN
MAINE AND new HAMPSHIRE

Portland, Maine, july IA slgbt
earthquake shock was FELT at 3.lO "a.
n today followed IN fow seconds
by "a hoaNIor one, No damage was re.
ported Tine shocks are said 10 hu
hotyirr thun those experienced March
~ 1904 Thcy were reported Very ses
we're ul Augusta, Bangor Lewiston,
Rocnud ana Brunswick Reports from
ThumlrlOn say that one shock WAS foll
then" shortly after B O'Clock " about
10 seconds Duration The state prison
ana hoUec nt Thomastun were shaken
nolloWbIy ana dishes ana eloyo GOV.
ere Wltlod,
nddcl0d Saco and Old orchard also
noticed ,ho shock A. boi THIS morning,
Tho earth Ucmbod and thcro wnS ID
sound Ike distant thunder The con.
Nulslon WG Of but fow seconds
duration
At Bangor there was one long rumble
which ratified dlfha, and shook win.
dpNH,
FELT ~ NEWllAMrsHRE,
Concord, A. n, July lE,-.An eirlh.
quake shock W00 driinctlN frlt I'M thn
r.E ul b}lo ihN morning, Rrportp
from me city Of Manchester and other
points indicate that n distinct shock
WINS experienced over the southern scr.
ll0u ut the state Ht about the Same
hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
WAS FOUND THIS MORNING.
Both Bodies Side by Side 10 the Morgue
Where striking Resemblance Is
Brought to Light,
THE LIKENESS IS STARTLING,
Nay be Simply q colucldencc--ofliccrs
Believe lie Destroyed Himself
Fearing Arrest

Peter Columti, an Italian agod about
30 years, wei dressed ana rather haud'
some was found dead on sixth West
ana Ninth South streets, near tho Rio
cironde Western railroad tracks Just
before s o'clock this morning tie died
by his own hand The body II now at
Evans undertaking parlors, ana the
police believe that cnlunltI was q
brother or pal NJ the Italian or Crock
killed at Union when the two men at.
tempted to buralOriao the Union 60.
Oh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

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