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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
CONvOCATION CLOSED.
Annaa, Session Of Eplsoopalians Came
70 An End This Afternoon.

The Epipoopa, convocatlon completed
ita labow this afternoon, after d profit.
able and plonsen, session, bIshop
spaldinR rc.apponicd, this morning,
the RtnnAlne committee OF tho district
Including Dean Eddie, Hector q, w.
perlnH, Prot Marshall and Judge
Richie, Az examining chnplalns for
Utah, Nevada and Wyomlng,thc bishop
appointed Dem Eddie and Rows, G, y,
Perkins and o. &, Iluntlngi ~ exam
ming chaplalns Tor Colorado, lieys.
llullh. uUnn and Wood Tho clerical
delegates 10 the missionary conference
10 DO held tomorrow At 10 o'clock were
Dean Eddie, Rcvh Perkins, Miller,
Gum ana Brown; lay dolcgn, ~, MosrrA,
Richie, ll0Ughton, stevenson, putnou,
and Druehl, Arobdenoon Bywnter ol
The diocese NJ Colorado was prestn, u,
the conference, ana wan accorded a
seat on tho floor, IIc, however, a.
quote the secretary, took chair,
The convention changed the cons,,
tuition 60 tho eSton, Of making the
neoal year end April 20, instead of on
Easter Monday, II was resolved 10
0ek each congregation 10 take up nm NJ.
iorlng for tho charity work al, So,
Marks hospital on tho Sunday ncaicpt
10 g. Lukus day.
Bishop SpNlding entertained tho clcr.
zeal delegates 90 the oonyoca,ion az
lunch today, at his First South stree,
residence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
C0PlOUS RAINFALL.
Utah Got t4e Inches OF Rain In Twon.
tyiour Hours Ending Today


II was a great rainfall this section
Of tho country enjoyed between noon
Of yesterday and noon OF today IN
when time li2 Inches Of rain fell, ~
recorded by the weather Once IN ihle
city. IN only one other place In the
Unitol states Maa the precipitation
heavier VIZ, AT Rapid Cily 4, d. ana
that was only trlllo more than IN
this city, IT was raining THIS morning
NJ Boise, Denver Duluth ana Atlanta,
and moWing at pOohtollo, Lander ANA
Grand Junction Tho mercury dropped
this morning, IN this city, to &c. ana
while only lllllo snow fell IN the yNl-
10y considerable foll IN the mountains,
when look very white ana venerable Tor
this time Of year Thoro WAS hut very
little rain M Modonn, The heaviest
May precipitation on the local govern
mont rccorde for 80 years occurred May
~ 1901, when 2,i2 Inches were recorded
by the weather bureau I'm this city In
1908, the record was li0 inches fur
May u and -,
Tho farmers ana particularly the dry
honohors, are rejoicing ug tho coplouR
ialDs OF late have guaranteed lhom
good crops, IN fact, ono OF the latter
j. ", Hayden " Hunter. brought IN this
morning "A lufl VI fall FoWu wheat.
which ~ now II foot high llO snld
he hnd pd Ocros Just Ike thnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY.
says Her Husband, Arthur Loehslt
Threatened 10 KIN Her,

Cruelty " the ground upon which
ELLA j, Lochelt Neka n divorce from
Arthur bocholt, whom she married at
southampton, Eng, Dee, 26 1883 The
complaint which was filed this after.
noon alleges that IN the month OF No.
vomber 1902, defendant destroyed and
burned various pictures, books ana
innlly records belonging To plaintiff,
ana about the same time he threatened
10 take the life OF herself ana children,
and because of such threats she was
compelled TO leave her homo and seek
protection with her relatives, ON ynrI.
Gus occasions she charges that defend.
ant called her vile names and accused
her of inidollty In the presence OF hor
children, Al various times since 1909
she claims that he has forbidden her
relatives end friends TO visit her at her
nome ana has tried TO prevent her
from attending the church Of which she
" member She claims that his
abuse OF her " growing worse and that
she mas fears Of personal violence nj
hls hands, She asks FOR divorce, for
'l0 nor month ny nllmonN $50 al,or.
neys fees ana also that defendant be
restrained from visiting her nj her
nome or from IN any manner lntoriear.
Ing with hor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
TiIE moron GAR,


Chicago, May ., "a, n, Hartman has
approved u plan Tor an ocean 10 ocean
tour Of the new gasoline motor, lust
finished ana TUNED over TO the Union
Pacific rnllrond, II IL the intention 10
operate the car from Omaha 10 Port.
land, Orp exhibit II at tho Lewis n
CLARK exposition ana thence run 20 San
Francisco over the Shasta route, From
there II VIII run Ia Los Angeles aud
from there Ia New orleans and thence
10 Chicago via It, Loula,
When the car reaches Chicago, Il win
mako speed and hauling power run
from this city TO Milwaukee and 70.
turn, After this the motor probably
win be taken to Now YORK. Via Buffalo,
and from there back to Omaha by way
VI Washington, ptishurg ana Chicago,
thus circulating tho continent, This
WIN give q thorough test Of ~ LONG dis.
lance abilities, power on grades ana
VIII satisfy Tho curiosity of railroad
mon who have manifested unusual In.
torcst In the innovation,
The motor " capable ~ hauling at
lonsl one honyy gnsnongcr ear over
moderate grades The machine N pro,
PEELED entirely by gasoline, there being
no electric motor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

The evidence showed that while nearing
q bridge Leach y0e instructed by tho
conductor 10 30 forward on tho train
and 700 u u carload OF ties were riding
OIL rlRlt 10 that mono Of them would
como IN contact with the bridge,
IN obcying his orders Leyb attempt
"a TO climb M on the slide Of car
but the distance between tho ear .nd
The brldgo was not Sufficient 10 allow
him TO pass ana he wIu knocked on
tho car by coming IN contact with tho
bridge ana was killed,
In the opinion W the supreme court,
which was written by Justice McCurty
and concurred IN hy chief Justice
Dultoh and District Judge Armstrong,
II N held that Leach could not be
charged with conirlbu,ory negligence,
neither could he be held responsible Tor
assuming the rlek under such conal-
tons II " held that Il was tho duty
Of the company 20 furnish u reasonably
rnfe pnce for ~ employees 10 work
while carrying out their instructions.
Tho Judgment waa accordingly affirmed
with costs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
LIGHT TURNED ON.
Filing OF Second Count Gives PARTON
lars In Big Mining Suit.

New Haven, Conn, May 3s-ln tho
suit Of Franklin Farrell, the millionaire
manufacturer OF AnsonI0, and Others
against Thomas Wallis of this city and
Robert D. Grant of Salt Lake city, to
recover 100000, n socond count was put
In by tho plaintiffs IN tho superior court
here today, relating 10 the alleged cir.
oumstnncce OF tho transfer OF the Par.
rot mno 10 the Amnle0mated Copper
company II appears from the papers
that IN 1899 Franklin Farrell owned
62,Op, shares Of the property ana thai,
IN ownership OF himself and family
there were lO2,,bp shares Tho plain.
TINS, II N said, agreed with Tho defend
ants for sales Of these holdings at ,BO
n share or ~ much as could bo oh.
tnlnol, Negotiations followed, II IN de-.
clorod between the defendants with
william Rockefeller or II N, Rogers,
or the AmalgOmatod Copper com.
pnnN" with the result Of
their insisting on control OF majority
before taking the property The MON.
hers OF tho Farrell family ana the do.
fondnnts secured additional holdings
WllclnDl TO raise their total holdings
a. llu,iln shares, or a email majority
" tho 100000 shares outstanding
Tho holdings of the defendants were
lhon returned ns sold al $40 n share.
tho total received by plaintiffs being
glyen nj NG2s,700 The plaintiffs now
claim that the defendants received
about ,S,2OOOOO or abou, 100000 more
than the amount returned, In making
the nnlos II IN asserted IN the papers
the defendants also obtained 2h per
cent commission upon tho total amount
share,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
HELD TO ANSW Err.


IN Judge Dlchla court this morning
Thomas Loughney was sycn a prolImI'
nary hearing on the charge u cmbcs'
element, lhoro being three counts
against HIM
II was alleged that Loughnoy as
agent for Grant g. Howard, represents
ine the Mexican and u,nh Rubber CONE
pany, ombesslod various sums OF money
from Grant a Howard II came out IN
the testimony that the accused sold
stock TO various citizens Of The state
ana ala not turn over tho money 20
Grant a Howard, Attorney Richard
w. Young appeared Nv complainant
ana was also entered on The record as
counsel FOR the prosecution Tough
ney was held to answer to the district
court In all three cnHoB IN default ~
81 300 bail he was taken into custody by
The sheriff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
SCHETTLER CASE.
Hearing Bet for Today IL Postponed
Until Thursday,

In the case Of u, II schottlor, no ses.
pon Of tho cour, was held today Al.
though the case was set for 2 O'clock,
Referee Charles Baldwin at thai hour
continued untll tomorrow at 10 O'clock
on account OF Mr. Schettlors presence
being required IN tho Third district
court
Yesterday afternoon members Of Mr.,
Scholllor's fOmily were placed ON Tho
stand, ana subjected TO the same series
OF questions that have been directed at
the banker himself for the past week,
The witnesses examined were Mary
Morgan Nchltlor, q, Herman Scholtlor
ana lGrncst H. schetllor Mrs, schcltlor
explained that she had proper deeds 10
her property and was asked many ques.
Hons concerning her mode " life and
household expenses, unlil Referee nald.
win nlorposod with objections that tho
questions were Irrelevant Both boys
woro asked questions ns 10 every detail
OF their Income and expenses,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
FISHER CASE ON.
Arguments on AdmlssobIlliy Of Records
10 Prove lmbesslempnt,

Most Of the day was occupied by
Judge Armstrong today In hearing ar.
gumonts on the admlssnbIlIty OF certain
records kept by Peter Fisher, who IN be.
ing tried upon the charge Of ombogzlo.
menl lie II charged with embeEsllnR
Sg1l from the Wcls.F Fargo company
while employed os depot agent In this
city recently
Tho state undertook 10 Introduce a
letter press book which contained COP.
les OF the slips upon which reports OF
rom itlances OF money orders sold By
Fisher and which slips we're sent 10 tho
head Office Of the company Attorney
truman objected TO The Inlroduct ion of
the book on the ground that II was
only copies and not the originals OF tho
Slips containing the figures sought TO
be introduced, ana the state could not
INTRODUCE i until II was shown that tho
original slips, which were on Me IN the
head ONCE, could not be obtained, The
point raised was argued most ol tho
afternoon yesterday and all Of tho
morning session today ana part of tho
afternoon, The case viii hardly DO
concluded today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

IT. Adams Fay Wood, ", D. l1lencr,
Edward NJ, durrand, w NJ silver
Pomona, Gait II, standard o. H.
Trlsbco
Gina, Col--r, l. plummer D. J., Benz
ton, .
Colorado sprIngs-j y BERNARD, IT, J,
Thomas, wife ana mOlhor
BIfdscyc, Ind - ". W. Hobbs,
Ous-j II Woods q, NJ Brooks,
BoaX George W settle.
Good springs, Nov - !, chapman
Idaho William Mclaughlin, Thomns
Oniario'E w H. kllun and wife,
lamon O'Connoll Arthur H. Bailey
nony0r-Coh ~ q, Dodge ana VIE,
ANN Wonoh pay y, Hoyi Bernard
Roth,
~. Louis i 70. Long
Butte NJ. plptlmum
Ada, MINI aSponcor randall
Austin, MINI NJ ana MlH. =, SWou'
inRson and eon, Miss Sarah carr
South Bend md, Mrs H. A. sam
bourn and daughter
Wllkosharto, Pa Mrs Chester o.
Wilcox and son,
Boston, Mass "A, T. Massey
omaha, Mob George l.. Mcdonald
Kansas Cly Mn ana Mrs y, u,
Cadagan, A. Mcrlrley Nancy j.,
BRIDGES, Donald cadngan
Detroit, Mich, Relnhard llnpplck
oakley Ida, Beatrice BIRD,
Pine Grove, Colo,-A Trucsdell ana
wife.
cogad, Nob. james n, wallace.
Lexington Neb w Cook
Rucyrus, o. Miss y plddlc.
Royburry O-Josoph Humero,
Extra, la,-L, Early
Wooster, Mass,--J, Harrington and
wife
. Chicago &, u Flomlng, u, l.. Colllng
q H. Lommtr j, H. roarmnn
Akron, ON, j, Bllbo,
Brnnliofd, ont, rNnndn-W II
Hatcher Mrs. Dr. Hartman ana
daughter
Milwaukee Miss u, kr0snlR
Dodge. Neb Mrs r. q, kloke
NJ. sterling, H.. Miss clara Noble
Cambridge, NIL NJ Weir
petoakey, Mich H. Robertson ana
wife, Miss Jessie n, Robertson,
Narrowa, PA, ~, Russell Ward and
wife, Harold vivian,
In addition there were half dozen
railroad officials whose names are not
boro mentioned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
WEATHER REPORT

Record nj the local Office Of tbs
weather bureau for tho "a hours ending
at a, m, today,
Barometer reading at Q A, M, 9Sgn
inches temperature M q a, M. AZ,
maximum, bS minimum, 9ol mean, "A.
winch n 10 degrees hollow normal,
Deficiency Of the daily mean temper.
groea
Excess Of daily moan tompera unro
since Jan !, 8S2 dcgroca,
Precipitation for the "a hours end.
Ing AZ u, M, LII Inches
Precipitation since tho first OF tho
month, LII inches which IN i,O2 finch
above the normal,
Excess In precipitation since Jan. 1,
90 inch,
FORECASTS IT'LL Q l., NJ. THURS.
DAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city ana
vicinity
Clearing tonight with heavy fros,,
Thursday fair ana warmer,
utah-Torocast taken AZ Denver.
Colo.
Clearing tonight with heavy froat
Thursday fair and warmer.
Western Wyoming,
Clearing ana colder tonight, Thurs.
day fair and warmer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
WILL BE NO STRIKE,
Boil Company Has Removed Contract
With tn Lineme,,

A Cheyenne special says there arc $50
desk phones out " order because OF the
recent big storm, ana tho company
IA alrainng every noryo TO get tho
lines bnck into shape through the
southern part ~ the state. report
came from Cheyenne TO The effect that
The telephone lInomen there were eX,
pcctlug u strike IN Salt Lake, bu, Con.
oral Manager Murray said this noon,
that thcro would be no strike either
here or IN Wyoming ana that tho ro'
Iou no doubt grew out Of the fact that
on tho first 0f the month, the bell
Telephone compnny'B contract with ila
llnomon expired and WAS renewed
win u fow minor changes. for the en-
suing year Tho men are now paid ON
an olghthour schedule based ON ho-
aiming and quitting actual work, In
stead Of ON u basis Of nine hours which
lncludod leaving the building and ar
irving nj the same after the days
WORK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
SPIKE AND X ALL


chief Engineer ", ], Yard OF tho
Denver a RW 0rando lof, for Denver
yoBtcrdny
a. u, Jones, division engineer on the
salt Lake Route returned TO Las VEGAS
last night
unlees the Southern Pacific changes
~ plans, Hawthorne VIII DO left on
the main llno OF The Carson h coio'
RADIO,
The Butte Anaconda n Pacific prl.
yhte ear Salvador, recently purchased
by samuel Newhousc, Ia In the Short
Line yards here,
Vice President ana General Manager
w, II Bancroft OF the oregon Short
Line IN expected 20 return from the
coast tomorrow,
Travelling Freight Agent Adamson of
the Rock Island returned from trip
north this morning lie reports heavy
storms and q cessation OF shearine
operations,
Travelling Passenger Agent A, y,
Massey Of the Boston a Maine road,
IN M the Knutsford from Boston, Mr..
Massey Nv west on his annual trip, and
In Interested IN far western business
~ his road carries "A good many Lat.
ttr'dpy Saints between Boston and the
west IN tho course Of year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
WANT TO INCORPORATr.
Bingham Junction 10 Vote on Question
or Becoming Jordan City,

on Tuesday, Juno 0, the residents OF
Bingham Junction VIII have the priv.
lego OF voting on the question OF IN.
cooperating the town into q city Of lha
thrd class under the name OF Jordan
CITY, The petition asking that tho
town DO Incorporated, which was filod
several weeks ago ana which contained
dents OF the town, was granted BY IN,
board OF county commissioners AT Nv
meeting today and the date Of the cleo.
ton was ilxed M stated above,
Tho polling place for tho election will
be az the Twonly.sevonth district
sohoolhousc IN Bingham Junction,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
AUTO MOBILE LINE,
Feeder Tor Las Nesas from the Dulliroe
District

OMchls on the train from Low An.
COLES this morning brought word II
the innovation az an early date Of nm
automobile llno from Vegas 10 nun.
frog ana othor mining campo tributary
10 the salt Lake Route, II Ia the In.
lontloh TO pul on a line OF big motor
ears capable Of carrying II passengers
,hth ana making tho run Of 40 miles
IN FIX hour1, including atops.
Another piece OF news " that tho san
iodto mas contracted for the delivery,
~ ulne Tor the next citrus fruit sea.
son, OF 700 refrigerator cars which VIII
be used by the Salt Lake Route. No
effort VIII hc made 20 cut into the
fruit shipments this sprlng but next
season the freight ngonls Nill 10 after
the business IN earnest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
Mrs Leach Gets $4,000 Damages from
oregon short Limo

tina supreme court today handed
down an opinion Affirming the iudg.
mont OF the lower court IN the ease OF
Grace l., Leach on Ter own behalf and
~ guardian OF Lola Lonch against tho
oregon Short Line RAILROAD company,
appellant In the lower court the Jury
returned a verdict IN favor of plaintiff
for $4,000 M damages for the death Of
her husband, John Leach, who wNa
killed near Frisco on Aprll II while en-.
ployel ~ brakeman OH q mixed train
OF attendants
An appeal was taken by The company
which charged that tho court erred IN
refusing TO give certain Instructions In
rogarl 20 assumed risk and contrIhu,
tory negligence on tho part OF Leach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
ARRANGING SALE
Of LAS VEGAS LOTS
VIII be Placed on the Market
There, Here and 10 Los
Angeles May 10
NEW LAND COMPANY ORGANIZED
Prcisremee WIN b, Given 10 'onalde
Settlers, Who VIII Remain and
Build Up Town

Lots In tho Las Vegas ,ownsIlc viii be
ON sale In Las Vegas. Salt Lake and
Los Angeles on May 10,
This IN the word brought here this
morning by Atty G, O, WhIllemorc OF
the salt Lake Route on hls return
from Los Angeles this morning Thn
Las VtgOe Land 4 water company hns
been incorporated with a capitalization
Of 100000 divided into 1000 shares NJ
500 par value q. q, Whl,,omoro IA
the president of tho company ana tho
olncI0l pl0s Of the lownnlto bear the
title Cl0rkg Las Vegas Townslle, ~ as
10 distinguish I, from tho Unauthorized
townaIto which wng rushed into the
marko, recently by spectators,
Mr.. Whlltomoro snid this morning
There win be- no auction and no draw.
ms, Everybody win have o fair show
and we reserve the right Of selecting
tho purchasers from those applications
lllcd We VIII give preference every
time 10 those parties who are bonallde
settlers or who VIII improve their hold
lngs, 10 into business and gtnoraty
help 10 build up the town, We want
no boom aud no Spectators II we can
help H. The town wlll be known nv
LAS Vegas on course, whom II IN IN,
uorpOroled and organized II the RES,
dents wan, to change tho name that
IN another matter"
Mr. Whltlemoro was met M the depot
upon the arrival of tho train by n dele.
cation from the Salt Lake Real Estate
opening OF The toWnRilo win the object
IN view OF placing the lots on the mar,
koi mere, subsequently they adjourned
To lhh commercial club, whore tho De.
lnIlA were cnnynapp1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
TIREMEN WERE CAUTIOUS
Wisely Refused TO Turn Water Onto a
Live Wire

An electric wire, heavily charged WAS
Che means Of setting fire to n polo On
East Temple street between South Tenn
Die and First south, about $3.50 o'clock
this morning
The cross beams ON the pole wolo
blazing ana some excited person turned
IN Are alarm that brought Al tho
apparatus from stations No. !, 2 and y
THE nrpmon, however aid not taN
Kindly 10 iuNing u stream OF water
an TO tho live wire, nv they have been
thoro before ana are well aware Of the
consequences.
Employees Of the power company soon
arrived and ropnlrod the damage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
MARYSVAL' EXTENSION.


Tho Emery County Progress, accord.
Ink To the euhiolned clipping, IA In pos.
Hoason " inside Information,
IAN important dispatch was sent out
from the nenycr ana RIO Ornndo rail.
rond orloos last week that that com.
pany had uoHied notices for bids for
grading the Rio Blando line from
MnryHynlo, ''lnh, 10 a connecting point
with the San Pedro railroad.
"rhla puts the Castle Valley cutsofr
line from SNlina 20 Green river or
MoundD AZ the head NJ the lnt for tho
next pnll for bids"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
JUDGE BARTClI HOME.
Like tho Looks Of tho Dulifroa Mining
District In Nevada,

Justice Bartch Of the supreme court
of Utah. who has been on roundup
~ the southern Nevada gold caMpa'
returned home yesterday afternoon, or
the new lullfrog district the Judge
speaks Enthusiastically, and whllo thoru
has not boon sufficient development
work don0 10 demonstrate Il, he IN one
~ the number who predict that tho
camp VIII eventually develop into an
even greater than either uoldnold OF
Tonopah, The Sh0eono mine, OF course,
ls the sensation Of the hour, ana thoro
seems 20 be no division OF opinion about
the property becoming n notcd producer,
Of tho poory properties ON Montgomery
mountain, the Judge said he dld mol
nnd time 10 Inspect them, but from
what ho could gather around camp, IA
OF tho opinion that the present owners
VIII nee their expectations fully rca'
llzod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
settling the DISPUTE.

President Samuel Mcintyre Of the
Mammoth Mining company Of TlntIc,
who came IN from the west yesterday,
departed Cor Tlntlo lnst night whore no
went TO bring about acme kind OF an
adjustment Of the difficulty MAI
WIN the wills family who's,
h0btatlon = IN danger Of being GOV.
cred np with waste from tho mine, Al.
though the company apparently offorod
10 no the rlghl thing, Mr. Wills has
hold out Tor n sim price, which seemed
unreasonable 20 Manager Samuel Mo.
lntyro IT, lnasmuoh M the ground IN.
on which the house stood IN the prop.
prly OF tho company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
pRUITT GoEs TO 81. PAUL,
Travelling Frelphi Apcn, ~ tho Dnt,Ine'
ion Hands IN Ills Resignation,

c. =, prull, for the pas, i've years
connected with tho local general Ngon.
cy NJ the burlington hnn handed IN hls
resignation M travelling freight agent
for that road 90 accent n similar poa.
ton under General Agent Claude WI.
lioma Of the chicago, Milwaukee s. g.
Paul, taking the place made vacant by
the resignation NJ TRAVELLING lrIcIght
Agent Mcclellan who goes 10 hlacmnn
Bros, nv lranllO manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

Sharp, The articles state that 100000
OF the capital stock has already been
subscribed,
The Southern Pacific company has
long held rights OF way along the route
mentioned, The announcement has
been made NJ the railroad Offices that
work ON the Sacramento A. Stockton
railroad viii begin within n few
mOnthH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
DEAD JAPANESE SOLDIERS,
solemn Ceremonies In Conncc.
ton with Their Enshrininp,

Toxic May IA solemn procession
cecorting the spirits OF tho dcnd soldiers
and sailors opened the onshrinng Corc-
monlol at tho Hhokoneho temple today.
The Impressive Hhlnto ritual was fol.
lowed by the throng that nlled ana sur
rounded the temple including thousands
Of relatives OF the dead, High onlccis
Of the army ana navy II large force al
troops ana l,4OO sailors from Yokosuka
Friday night
The emperor ana empress viii not at-
tend tomorrow on account of Indlspopl,
lion Prince Fuahlml viii represent
their mniostloa upon that occasion