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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
COURT NOTES.

Suit has been fled IN the district
court by the Bank OF Commerce against
William II. Tibbals 10 recover tj.SsS6i
alleged TO be due on a promissOry note
executed on Aug, ]. 1901.
4 copy OF the viii Of Julia NJ. Hunt
ing who died in Quincy, Mass. on
May p. 1896. has been filed Tor pro-
bate IN the district court. The estate
consists Of real property in this county.
Suit has been filed IN Tho district
court by the Kansas City Bag Manu-
featuring company against The Beck
salt company % recover S516l4. al
legged 10 be due for merchandise sold
by plaintiff to defendant
4 petition has been dlcd Boz the pro-
bate division ~ the district court ask
ing that ". J Barrette be appointed
administrator 81 the estate Of George
Voice who died az PsnguItch on July
q. 1898. His estate consists Of cash
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Still Another Appointment Made
BY General Supt. A. E. Welby
In Salt Lake.
]. E. SHAVER IS PROMOTED.
Moves from a Caboosc TO Nice car
petcd Office az the X. q. ".
Depot.

Circulars have been issued over the
signature Of General superintendent a.
T. Welby announcing the appointment
Of Jason L. shaver. as traiumaster for
the Rio Grande Western with head
quarter. here. Mr. Shaver, who re-
sides at Wayne avenue, Salt Lake,
is an old.time resident here, and for
number Of years has worked as
freight conductor Tor the Rio Grande.
This appointment is a big promotion
and goes 10 show that there Il always
room Tor q good man on top and that
The old adage 10 the effect that II Is
necessary to have pull TO land the
pums does not hold good IN every
case.
From a caboose 10 a neat Office at the
depot Is not a bad jump, even II the
responsibility attached 20 the Office Of
trainmaster Is somewhat trying on the
nerves at times
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used with the electric engines and the
expense VIII be considerably dtcreas-
al
1T is TO sMILE


From an electrical railroad from
I New York 90 Chicago tue scheme has
grown Ton paper from New York u
San Francisco, With electric line feed.
I ers connecting every town IN the c0un.
Try more or less. u some newspapers
are TO be believed
Recently the glad tIdings we're flashed
across the wires that articles OF lncof-
poratlon OF The Chicago New YORK Air
Line railroad had been filed ip Maine.
This company. which proposes 10 shoot
cars through from Gotham 10 the Wln-
dy city IN 10 hours by The Stop watch.
or something like lN miles an hour
running time, Is now Offering its stock
for sale, with one Frederick II. Wood
OF Chicago as the sales agent.
That such a company which would
require millions of capital ~ ioat
should advertise in theater programs e.
the exclusion OF some OF the leading
financial papers Of the country IL pass
Ing strange. but the wording or its
advertisement which appears in the
current program Of the Illinois theater
Chicago. Wi D was received by z SAT-
Laker yeste fay, is stranger.
The Chicago New York Electric All
AlNlh NNAN NANf AtfN az AA"N'taNA'N 80
leges., is "the biggest investment ever
offered" Here is another quotation
from this interesting advertisement
PAYABLE IL INsTALLMENTs."
"A portion OF the capital stock. FULLY
paid and worcestershire, will be sold at
SIS a share par value 500, 10 per cent
OF the purchase price 70 accompany the
order. 10 per cent to be paid ON the
18th day OF each month thereafter until
the full amount Of the purchase price
Is paid
"The stock certificates are given a
double value and are put beyond the
power Of man 10 make them worth any
less than par by the following clause
printed on them,
This certificate will be accepted IN
payment FOR transportation u the
amount Of the par value OF the shares
Of stock represented hereby. and az
current tariff rates over any part Of the
road I'm operation
Railroad Row Is having all kinds OF
fun today over that projected Electric
Trunk Line Across Country
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CAPT. HAMMOND BACK.
Met Many Brake Beam Tourists Driy-
en- out of Tonopah.

Capt C. A. Hammond Of the recl'-
nation bureau returned this morning
from a professional tHp into the sierras
north Of Lake Tahoe lie reports plen-
~ Of mountain lions in that section
whose roars at night terribly frightened
the horses OF HE party. The captain
found a spring on the mountain side
which was 50 cold that it panied the
hands 90 washing and WAS IN fact too
cold &c drink with comfort The wealth
o. is very cold az that altitude. water
freezing every night. but the afr Is
very hraclug ana Strengthening IN
Vulnerable buns and beats were found
st Truckee. driven out Of Tonopah. VINO
hraced every traveller with hopes OK
getting something I'm up against Co.
pard said one OF them 90 capt Ham
mond as he sided up with q heery
leer cant you DO something for
felcr?' I'm up against Do myself
was the lac0nic reply. THAT Is. really e
sad state of AFFAIRS. unused the bum
az on he shambed Tonopah has been
suffering from a great iuroad of tie
pass tourists. ana brake beam trapeze
performers. natures own royallsts, un-
IN the local respectable sentiment
could stand their presence no longer.
- The buns are being rounded up ey-
cry day. and run out Of the camp az the
point 81 the hayonet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29

on deposit in local bank. amounting
10 tl.22sse
An action has been aled IN the dis
I trict court By Theodore Peterson
against the Garfield Smelling company
/ 10 recover judgment FOR 81. 1893 as dam
/ ages Tor injuries alleged To have been
| received BY plaintiff while employed
I az bridge carpenter fOr the defend
ant AZ Garfield on June 20, 1905.
An action has been filed IN the dis
trict court by Sophie Conde as adj
/ minisirati1N ~ the estate OF Joseph
| Condie. deceased against the RIO
Grande Western Railway company 10
recover damages IN the sum Of $50
900 FOR The death ~ Mr. Coniie who
WAS killed IN the company's shops in
this city on May IL by being crushed
by an engine, \ former action brought
against the company was dismissed,
and this one filed
A stipulation was flied in Judge
MOrse's division u the district court
yesterday. dismissing the case % II. X.
Anderson. trustee In bankruptcy OF
the estate Of p. n. Scheltler against
Elizabeth p. Schettler The action
was brought 90 recover possession Of
the west half OF lot j. block 60. plat u,
salt Lake CITY survey. which &c was
alleged Schettler decided % his wife
and which should have been turned over
to his estate for the benefit " his
creditors.
The Continental Life Insurance &
Investment company today Med suit in
me district court against the Idaho
state Bank 81 HALEY. Ida. 90 recover
5000 alleged 10 bee due on a certificate
Of deposit Issued % the Western Sc
curities company on Jan. 10. 1906, and
assigned 10 plaintiff on Feb. H. 1906. IL
Is alleged that defendant has refused
10 honor the certificate upon demand
being made by plaintiff hence iudg-
ment o. asked for the above amount
with interest from FEB. T..
Peter Char,lud. II. II. Havlty ana
j. q. Brooks were arIaigned before
Judge Armstrong 90 the criminal divi-
sion OF the distri.t court today upon
the charge ~ burglarizing the Vienna
bakery on Third South street ON the
night of Aug s. and were given until
sept 10 10 enter their pleas TO the
charge. Bert Hay and g.. T.. Jackson.
who gre also charged with the other
men ~ the same 0ffense. win b. ar
raigned on sept 10. ATTY, 5. l.. Rich
ards was appointed as guardian ana at
torncy for Hay. who Is under age, au2
Atty. T. II. Hamilton was appointed as
guardian and attorney for Jackson.
The hearing on the order to show
cause why Injunction should not I've
issued against defendant IN the case
OF the state board OF corrections
against salt Lake city has been con-
tinued by Judge Morse until Sept. 10.
The action was brought 10 restrain de-
PENDANT from attempting TO shut on
the water az the state prison The
plaintiff contends that the water be-
longs 10 the state prison while the city
claims that It owns the water and
has attempted to compel defendant 20
pay % certain rate for a. Payment of
the same was refused ana thcreupon
the city threatened TO shut or the wa
ter. The temporary restraining order
On the case will remain in force until
the hearing as now set
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

quarantine station. y. Y, Aug ~
NJ Bryan was taken from The steamer
Ffnaess Irene a. Quarantine station
oy ne yacht l.linl and landed at staten
island Tie went % the home OF Lewis
Nixon. where u Is expected he viii
spend The night
Ar Bryan was standing on the a
loon deck AZ he Princes Irene came
w ne bay. he cold be- seen plain,.
from shore through me- use Of marine
elass He Was smiling raily a. he sc-
knopleaged Tie greetings Of the We.
coming delegation. which wa On tug
close by the Irene. Alongside the Prin.
tess Irene, as she Jay in quarantine
we're several tugs the Yacht Cavuga
and police patrol The Welcoming
delegations we're OF the tus The
yacht nlini Nas laying 10 near hr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The first day under the new railroad
rate law passed IN yesterday without
any serious infractions
: w. Eccles is here today on his
way through from Ely, New, to Den
YER
H. o. Wilson. district freight and
passenger agent OF the oregon Short
Line al Butte, Is here getting an In
depreciation Of the new rate law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
PERSONALS.

T. Harley of Naco Ariza Is guest
g the Kenyon
vs. $ Mccormick sailed Yesterday.
From Liverpool. Tor NcW York
William Whifor1 official reporter
r. tho Western Surgical and Gyneco-
1ogicsl association, arrived this morn
tng from Cn'-aeo. and is az the
knutsford
e. A. Brladdu, has returned from
o Three months absence iu Spokane
~here Doe las been studying optics
Fnd wil resume m- medical studies
o. the Utah State University with The
opening ~ thc tan term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
WEATHER REPORT

Record al the local office OF the
weather bureau for the q hours ending
~ a. m today.
Temperature az 6 q. m. s.; maximum
81 degrees; minimum, IS degrees. Mean
temperature, 20 degrees. which Is / de-
gree below normal
Precipitation since the first OF the
month. 23S inches. which is l.53 inches
above the normal
Excess in precipitation since Jan. /,
j62 inches
Relative humidity, s.
FORECASTS TILL =. VI. THURS
DAY.
Local forecast FOR salt Lake city and
vicinity; Fair tonight and Thursday.
Ejl. HYATT
section Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
SALTAIR PASSES.
New Rate Bill spasm Hits the Bath
ing Resorts Also.

Manager Lang;ord Of the Saltair road
has shut down on all complimentaries
10 the lake with the advent 81 the new
interstate law. he wrote 20 the inter-
state commission for an Interpretation
OF The law as possibly applying 10 his
read, as It is doing an interstate bust
ness In freights. and was referred by
the commission back 10 his attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
GUARD KILLS PRISONTp

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 29,--ln a despsr,,.
fight within the walls Of the l-nt.,
states prison here yesterday aftsrro,,
Edward Richmond. serving a term -
10 years for train robbery. commi,,oi
IN Indian Territory, was shot and b..
stantly killed by Guard Frey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
CHINESE C00LlE LABOR.
No Application Yet Made 20 Furnish
II on Panama Canal.

Washington, Aug ?9.-No appllca-
uon has yet been made 10 the 18TH
milan canal commission for the speciA.
cations recently issued for the supply
Of Chinese coolie labor Tor canal COM
struciion work on the isthmus This
does not mean. however. that no bids
VIII be received.
OF the $50 or more firms In the
business Of furnishing contract labor
for great construction enterprises. il
Is believed az The commission that be-
tween % and so will bid Tor the ca
rel contract
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29

behalf. Judge wilkins Is now a mem
Der Of the Democratic city and county
committee and has been very active IN
politics fer number Of years past
He resides in the First ward where he
has hustled hard for his party.
4 telephone message 90 the Deseret
News from Brigham City announces
that a new candidate FOR Congress has
risen among the Republican ranks.
This makes three men who have on
tered the race The new man IS not
unknown 90 the people ~ the state.
He Is Hon. r. W Fishburn, mem
Der Of the legislature from Boyclder
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
SENSATIONAL MURDER
At LONG BEACH, CAL,

Long Beach. Cal, Aug. IA sensa-
tional murder vas committed IN hroa
daylight on the streets OF Long React
today when W. r Wilson. a storekeen.
sr. shot four times ana Instantly killed
Wallace +. Belden. Young musIcis,
Belden was charged win the sedne.
Hsa 9. WILSON'S ls-year-old daughter.
some months ago belden. who is
summer IN The Long Beach band.
lolmea me acquaintance OF tho youns
aeushter OF the Wilson family. and, n
anesed. betrayed her Wilson ordered
Seluen never again 10 come near his
nome some three weeks ago Bslden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
THE OLD BEDSTEAD.
last Act Proves 20 Re n Lively a. the
First Two, ~ Rehearsal.

Tonight another rehearsal Of The
Ola Bedsiead" win be held at the thea
ter with John Spencer in the role OF
master Of ceremonies. Spencer will
hear the work OF the younger Thespians
and put them wise on some points ~
stage presence IN which they may not
show good FORM The cast is now prac-
ideally letter perfect in its roles and
The last act has proved TO be as live a
one as those going before H. The Old
bedstead 90 be used On the play stiI
continues 20 draw n crowd 40 the
Keith O'Brieu windows where 10 Is on
display
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ToDAY's.

Amanda J. G.. Best 10 Merida VI. b
Moyle. pt 1921. 10 acre A.,
Mary r Lindsay 10 4 Fr'd We!
lot 3. block "a. plat C.....-..........
Geo. Buchanan 10 Minnie Buchanan
lots 10 N. block 2. Hampton sub
ole o. Oberg and wife % Walter
speakman. part section =, f. south
Ugaf .......
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
INCORPORATION ARTICLES.

A copy Of the articles Of incorpors-
ton Of the Cove River Irrigation Canal
company Of Venice. Sewer county,
was filed with the secretary Of state
today. The capital stock Of the COM
psny is $4,000 divided into shares Of
the par value " so each II W..
Davis IL president; r. W Cowley vice
president. y T. Cowlcy. secretary and
treasurer
The Perry Irrigation company Of
Perry, Weber county. filed copy OF
it, articles OF incorporation 10 tho
secretary Of states Office today Its
capital stock is $4,000. divided into
shares Of the par value OF $50 each.
Conrad Layman Is president William
Field vice president 5 W Perry
secretary and treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
RUN DOWN BY WAGON.
AJoseph Douglas, the Victim, Was In.
lured Internally Today,

Joseph Douglas, residing near State
and Fifth South streets, was painfullH
injured his morning on Third Sou.
between State and Main streets. by be-
ing run down by a milk wagon. The
wagon came out OF an alleyway al
high rate OF speed, and ran into Mr.
Douglas before the latter could get out
Of the way. He was knocked 20 the
Pavement and. Il is feared, was injured
Internally The police patrol wagon
was sent for and after responding
took the unfortunate man 10 his home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
GIRL PLEADED GUILTY.
? Confessed To Committing Crimc Of
Grand Larceny.

Sthe criminal division Of the district
y, today Doris Cresley pleaded gull
20 the charge Of grand larceny and
be sentenced by Judge Armstrong
ept. 10. The girl stole two diamond
from Florence l.. Ward on June
4. G.. Sutherland was appoint
the court as guardian and at
for the defendant Judge Arm
& today appointed +. O. Leather
cVbd as guardian and attorney OF Tom
Alexis. who Is charged with stealing
500 from Peter Ferantiles and win be
arraigned upon the charge Of grand
larceny ON Sept. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
DIED

NEss-Iu the Tenth ward. salt lake 'i,}
Aug - 1896. Regina, wife NJ John T.
Ness. aged Il years. q general dto.iu'
and old age.
Funeral az residence sls east Fourth
South. Thursday. D. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
YESTERDAYS.

W. n. Dickson TO Aeneas McAndrsW
lot s. block a. plat A........t. ... >. ~
Fannie NJ. Il. Woodard 90 Phcbe le-
lard lot block "a plat Co.. ilF'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29

Course of Study-All new pupils
who are contemplating entering the
high school this year may secure
copy 81 the course Of study by APP
plying a the office of supt Of schools
Christensen In the City and County
building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29

Meeting TomorruW-Thc water.
works committee ~ the city council
will meet A. a board Of equalization
Of water rates tomorrow afternoon az
o'clock in The paico OF the water
works department IN the civ and
County building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29

Naatch Driyc-Actiye work of cou-
struction has been resumed ON The
Wasatch drive and Z. bl..- pushed
With an possible Ngor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearings-1'odays local bank
clearings amounted % y56i,i63.22 az
against s5s6,9s3.6S Tor the same day
last year
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-12-04
LONDON'S BOAT
ON THE WAYS

on the ways at Anderson's shipyard'
near Hunters Point, is vessel OF
graceful lines nearly ready to take the
water for world-girdling trip Of seven
years. She is the SHARK" Jack Lon
don's boat in which he Will circum-
navigate the world at leisure and seek
adventure and material for his pen.
Every place of interest on earth that
can be reached by water will be visited
by this tiny craft without the annoy
ances OF steamship schedules. freights
or coaling stations.
The party that is going sea-tramping
In the Shark will be Captain Roscoe L..
Eames, the designer of the ship; Jack
London, the author OF The Sea Wolff
Mrs, London and a crew of three men.
The sailing date has not been fixed. but
the vessel will probably be launched the
first week In December. The first port
OF call after leaving San Francisco will
be Hilo in the Hawaiian Islands and
several months will be consumed cruis-
ing among the islands. Then the Shark
will leisurely drift about the islands OF
the South Seas 10 New Zealand. Aus
tralia, through the East Indies to Japan
and China. The Cape Of Good Hope
will be rounded and the African coast
sklrted to Gibraltar, then through the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-12-04
LITTLE TALKS :.

CURTIS IAUKBAThe expect make gains
thousand o we can
A. W. GARTLEY- Sometimes the opinion civilian whether
place ought to be fortified that
cHAs DEsKY-This Highland legitimate
proposition
LAND COMMISSIONERS
Lanai lands have been made orally but that
writing.
sTEvEN-Lonk present brought
truth
H. F. a
things off well for US.
PRESIDENT suppose outbreak of
will be blamed letting
hen &c
ADJUTANT BAMBERRY interested the caegam about Sal
j could afordth thema a living
PASTOR WADMANThey with
he is doing effective work the prisoners
thought his final services
of the Hawaiian and the
glad that had the
like to be with the pres-boys
g. ELIIs-Whie the n
supplied Hawaians living there
They with flour knowing underground
proves be excellent substitute for the real thing.
and
getting
we're ne how
SULIVAN-Our dnngom u.
model
look Isn't
will be a like the Old Plantation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-12-04

straits into the Mediterranean. up the
River Nile as far as possible and then
through the Dardanelles to the Black
Sea. The British Isles will be includ-
ed in the itinerary, st. Petersburg and
adjacent ports. and them the Shark will
cross the Atlantic to the United States,
A southerly course will then be taken
and the vessel will go up the Amazon
river. thence around Cape Horn and up
the West coast home.
The name of the vessel Is taken from
the book by Lewis Carroll, Hunting
of the Shark" She will be ketch rig
ged with two masts and as auxiliary
power will have a seventy horsepower
gas engine. Under sail she will be able
to make ten knots and stripped OF her
canvas she will attain a speed OF eight
knots with her engine. She is sixty feet
over all in length, forty-five feet at the
water line with a beam of fifteen feet
and she draws seven feet OF water.
In the main cabin there are three state
rooms besides an engine room, bath
room and galley. She has three water
tight kheads.-Examiner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-12-04
TOPICS
rRoPIc AND OTHERWISE.
IL. NJ. Ayres.

IL NJ.
a rule married Mostly
already provided talking machneshe kind that
feeling That tired feeling Some by the
looks to be due TO IN retired feeling
The seamy side of frendshp.-Breaches o. confidence
askp maiden said.
dead,
ed led;
So ndersoo he
papa
working classes undergo
the severeop living.
The boottlacks motto spit twice shine
People glass houses should pull down the blinds
The coming fue.-Brimstone.
been born cans they have such
bills
In many marriages her makes harmony - II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-12-04

good Hawaiian music The
other which looked and quiet when all
by island melody
good albeit melancholy and the tourists who heard app their hands
passed high rounded off the big D.
trouble with The Bystand Oh nothing but surfei of
old Aloha things had heard them the original
before Herr Berger had adapted them
into Hawaiian And have heard them continuously since while my soul has
ightsone blevards and halls
Had heard this that which all the East hnmmg and drumming
old schwig Hawaiian airs and do know when
to punished to be grled for
to be roasted because
long written for the and am do expect be chained
right paddock
Nevertheless Hawaiian Every these
hear it and again 1t isone of the things weh
distinguish Hawaii from the commonplace parts of America But on behalf
inhabitants this paradise rise sir that hereafter
Hawaiian shall with the tourist and out with him; and that
any person or persons caught singing or playing between the a
noxos shall be sentenced to hear Joel cohen whole story about
his trip with Berger, three times day
d , % dot music which will be PLAYED here exclusively between
Hawaiian when he
abroad and hears relatively thing thing old as Ihe
Banks of the Wabash or the Toooa chorus won't stop like dumb thing
softly ask his friend the Broad
rounde, if he ever heard before
growing tourists most is
back East porng the pictures in his first
geography, longest the banyan He reads that its branches fall
will day
When he and nyan country he looks up his old friend
bank.
strikes that Honolulu has risen to the occasion and acquired
many business Why banyan
banyan section of the pak'
kes include the old racetrack which has
become an eyesoe dig big holes all about and enrich garbage
the other they
to be eventually cut down. Keep the anya well cultivated and ten
of
out less will
banyans than to sod and provide for flower
and
y y y
Judging hard the Chinese
gamblers; the boasts of Be and the
reion Brown On
he
lookas
contest May
proceeding! If
possibility Browns getting back be said that the
OF police
Deputy Sherfw Who will
elected ballots that nonefectvey
for him