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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
LORENZO TO CELEBRATE
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH,


sp'cieI Correspondent.
| ORENZu. Fremont CO.. Ida May
Il -pbcp..itious arr t.ipt mad,
l. .t....,.. -, a..
''I ''"'''H '.'- '''' " 'i '"''
here in becoming fashion. au eNccL-
tive committee of fye. with all The rpc-
essary subcommittee. Is 40 work un
the arrangements. and 10 Is anticipate
that a proafs I'D .aul bc produced that
Will Justify aaI people 10 remaining 90
horne FOR their inducements instead ui
going away. as has been customary M
The past A. there is plenty of room.
Lorenzo hopes Goo entertain many
friends from ncighboring settlements
on that occasion.
At the homo uf L. T. clifford double
wedding took place m TUESDAY. tha
Misses Ada ana Mill. lrms married
upon that o.casiou-A 90 Sir. william
GALLUP DR.. of "a BeNe. 4ud NUue rl
Air WWiaw Hartman or Vt.b, Eisn
ON rohn Morgsu of Ia p.Ue r.rf.rn-
O. the ceremony ana on tfe following
.,..,f,, p. 5.r.ir., r,,t,. ,,.-- .t,,, e,
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they made a rush into the river 90
escape. Three reached the opposite
shore. where q large rev of Japs were
working on the railroad. The other
thrc, were not successful ard irdWuod
iu the river. tp io the present thor
bodies nave NOT been found. IL Is re-
ported. however, tfg, rart ~ their
clothes which they carried ga their
hands have been found 4 numbes of
the Japs were arrested by the game
warden aud taken o. g. Anthony Re-
Forts say they have been doing that
Kidd " work '0r some time.
The stage line company has decld b.
that MaysyiHs is the most feasible
poin, 10 establish headquarters for
tourists en- route 90 the Yellowstone
National park. The people are going
o. iut the road over the mountain On
sod shape Immediately and feel more
encouraged over the outlook Tor this
town than ever They hope 10 mCke
Norysville the leading business center
OF northeastern Snake River valley.
The work o.: eXcayat.ng the basement
Of large rock business block has be-
gur
The beet culture has been Introduced
in this county and iu @ isE years
this district wul rank high % that iu-
dusty, for 1t has the choicest soil ion
TIE beet all that is needed Is educa-
ton in that line
rush into this county during The
mex; six weeks Is expected for the
large body Of Carey land viii bo OPP
euad for entry ou June Is.
The work on the canal 20 furAsh
water Tor the lands Is rapidly being
pushed 20 completion The price Of
land mere is advancing rapidly. An in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
BRIEFS FROM BURLEY
TOLD BY C0RRESP0N DENT,

Special Correspondence.
DCRLEY May Sl-Mrs Rl,ods Pet
n erson and sister, Mrs. Lucy Resd
OF oakley. left for Salt Lake City
Saturday morning. After spending a
feg days visiting friends ana relatives,
they VIII proceed on their way east as
far as Chicago, where Mrs. Peterson ;
husband Is attending school. Mrs.
Read expects t0 go To England 10 ylsit
her husband. who is on mission there.
Elder carr Severe n Oakley returned
Eridsy from a mission TO the Southern
states
Conductor Kelly. who has been run
ming the passenger train on the Mini
doka branch since its completion has
severed his connection with the oregon
Shor, Line. Conductor Freeman nos
takes his place.
Hugh sloan, one Of the pToprietors OF
the Burley Drug company has gone 10
visit ms old home In Iowa. Rumo,
has q that when he returns he viii
bring with him a life companion.
Mrs. \, l.. Fisher and babe returned
yesterday from visit 70 her relatives
and friends at Blackfoot.
Dummer and Croft, brick makers Of
Marion, were IN town yesterday un.
loading a new brick machine recently
purchased by them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
SNOW FALLS
ST. CHARLES THIS WEEK.

special 4 correspondence.
c r. CHARLES, Bear Lake Co. May
Si-This section is experiencing a
great deal OF wet weather this
spring II commenced 10 rain about
week ago. and has kept il up nearly
every day since. so that the ground Is
thoroughly soaked This morning the
ground was white with snow. and It
has been showing all the forenoon, and
siill coming down. II is feared that
when il clears on. that there will be a
heavy frost: il so. II will undoubtedly
KIN an the frunit as the trees are COM
ing out in full bloom, There has not
been so much snow and rain for a
number OF years. 30 there Is every pro-
spcct for am abundance OF water and
a bOunteuus harvest The grass on the
range has not been so good at this time
Of year. for many years. Hay and
potatoes have been In good demand az
high prices.
Or. Becker who has been here for the
past two years. left two weeks since
for Central America. to do missionary
work for the Baptist church. He was
given farewell party az the home Of
Mrs. Mary $ Pugmire before taking
his departure. TO which about 50 OF his
friends We're invited.
Last Saturday a bazaar was held un-
der the auspices OF the Sunday school
and altogether a little more than $50
was taken IN. Much credit is due the
committee for their untiring efforts in
making the AFFAIR a success
In just one month from the time tho
home Of NJ. Nels Hairup was burned
to the ground. the good people OF ST.
Charles donated and built him a good
three-room dwelling, which he is now
occupying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
WEATHER BULLETIN
SUMMARY FOR IDAHu'

THE L. $. department n asrel'
lures Genealogical service n''
4 issued the following weather ou.'
letn covering the Veek ending MO-
2s:
The week opened with temp'fs'a''
much below normal over The emu,
state. and on the morning of laesl.l
the %, frost formed IN many lo,auu,
having been heavy in some e.e1.s,'
districts. after that date me Ne''"
becane somewhat warmer, ana ~.
Thursday and Friday. the -'ih ana -.
respectively. Temperatures Of ~ Hes.r
or higher were common. but me oa
mean was still below normal. luNs,-
the close II the week lower i'Hl,I1.
tunes again prevailed, but me ss ~,
range was not great and frost dia -
occur. Partly cloudy TO elouay w..
Their prevailed throughout me sni
week. Coplous 10 heavy rams ~
practically he entire state el,u
many localities rain was OF ainl
iallv occurrence throughout the -,
In part 81 thu northern oouNues W
total amount vas an inch OF inoie, ~
lr nearly All sections the total eNoefi,,r
the normal: some hail fell on me ~
and 9th. Winds were VARIABLE l''
rcciions and force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
MATRIMONIAL EPIDEMIC
BREAKS OUT IN BLACkF0OT.


special 'orresp onden,e
. LACKFOOr. May 3l.-The com.
n mencement exercises o. the Black
foot school were concluded The lat.
ter part Of last week and several grad
yates have entered the real school OF
life. The exercises were well conduct
cd and attended
Marriage seems TO BE- on the increase
hereabouts lately 30 less than fv,
have taken place recently. the contract
ing parties being Dr. Scipio b. Arthur
and Mabel Paxton, Leonard l.. Jones
and Gladys Shirley. Dr. +. 4. Meltoi.
and Alice Lemon. Charles ". Kinney
and Pearl Smith. William kirkpatrick
and Sigme Peterson. Most 81 the Young
people win make their homes here
There has been spell Of rainy
weather that has LASTED about q week.
During that time much rain has fallen
and much good has been done 10
growing crops Of all kinds. From what
can be learned. crops Of an kinds are
looking very well and the indication,
arc that extra good ones VIII BE- raised
in this locality this year. Sugar bcets
are doing vel and many Jams arc Al.
irving TO assist in tho beet fields.
Work on the Anderson building OF,
Bridge street b. progressing. and when
completed II viii be one Of The best IN
the city.
Pacific street viii be opened 70 the
public in ihe course ~ a few DAYS ana
viii ada another link 10 the chain OF
advancement that the city i making
al the present time. Some other build.
ing h. also being done an the way OF
new homes aud taken altogether
while there Il nothing In the way OF
a boom on az the present time. stn
the city is making steady strides for.
ward and people owning property here
abouis realize that it Is valuable. There
IS room FOR many more people IN ;he
immediate neighborhood Of the cltv
and those booking Tor new homes win
90 well 10 investigate conditions On this
section Of The growing state of Idaho
A peace meeting was held az the /.
ID. :. church last sunday. which was
fairly well attended Elder Joseph n.
Peterson was The principal speaker.
Quite % number ~ the Mutual I'm
p'otcmcnt workers % this section o.
the Blsckfoo; stake Rill attend the n.
]. A. conference 10 10 held In salt Lake
City on June $40.
Speaking generally Tho health ~ the
people in ihe city Is good. There j.
some sickness. but nothing serious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
Jap FISH 0YNkMiTERS
DROWN IN SNAkE RIVER.

Special sp1nicnce.
kE ARYsYILLE. Ida, ~ 3l.-
Vl Msrysyile has been bic, with
"a week Of almost stea, rain.
which thoroughly soaked the 'und.
Previous no thc rain things bei gu to
lock dry and as the work " enl, ing
o., cana. was In progress. water could
uu' 30 bad. aud people began to iH *
their hay crops were going TO b. I
failure.
Friday evening after work hour p
Jars crossed The North Fork Of Snak
river about two miles northeast from
here and put a shot ~ powder into the
river 10 kill nsh. They were caught
in the act by citizens. who Immediately
nut them under arrest. The Japs Of
fcrcd tho citizens So to release them.
brt they refused to accept the money.
No succeeding 10 Buy themselves OF,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
GREAT GATES MINDoKA

Minidokn country was an uninhabitat-
Ell sagebrush plain The railroad was
miles away from o. and n seemed dcs-
tined forever Co serve only as q haun;
Of the jack rabbit and The skuIkng
coyote.
DIFFICULT TO HARNESS.
PAR below Che plain. tho Snake river
cut its way through o CANYON. the
rugged e-carpmcni rising above The
swift flowing river. and Offering ro
opportunity for the pioneer with his
simple ditch Co lead the water out upon
tn thirsty sol. only skilled engineers
hacked By vast capital could core with
such q proposition ag this Many en-
gineers without the necessary where
vithal had looked ~ IL. but IFS great
cost had forced them 20 give 10 up.
With the passage 90 the reclamation
act ou june H.. 1902 one ~ these en-
r.uecrs who had Joined the government
force rushed @ field party to this point
aud 10 single season prepared and
presented o. set of plans for a Compre-
hensiYo system of irrigation. They
were accepted ana bids were asked
and contracts awarded for conaruc-
tiCn.
To iuirie this broad expanse ~
piah the Snake river must b. uftel
from its bei a dam was laid across
Tho stream 20 MiHid0ka rapids. a great
roek-hl structure Co feet in hight and
go feet long ON top. witch raised the
water surface a. feet az food level and
backed 10 up 10Y % miles The dam
completed zill cost nearly half q mill
ION dollars when tht immense gates
Bon the diversion channel are lifted. the
water uN uayr .Hio the hieh inie ra-
r0is go both sides ~ The river aud be
lud from them through hundreds OF
miles Of laierals % every farm in the
valley.
INFLUX oF SETTLERS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
RODIEs sTILL MIssING.
NEWS IN BRIEF FROM
R0CKLAND SETTLEMENT

Special Correspondence.
n OCKLAND. Idaho. MAY 'l-Tirs
X showers gladden. the earth an!
prospects are good for a bogni,-
ous harvest.
r. D. Harrison n the supeun'sri''-
cy 81 the Pocatello stake visited ~
ward on Sunday,
A farewell party on The 22rd 10 ~
afternoon and at night was eite
honor Of Elders Geo. Wood John a.
len. Ephraim Ralphs and Albert Rags
who have gone upon missions a l''
Of s2ls 50 was raised and given 90 r
boys.
The little seven year-o'd d5lgh'0
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly passed Pr
on the 22nd. after a very short 'llN'
Of about a hours The cause ~ Do"
death was thought 20 be ny 'liiHs
something poisonous On 0Fier1'''
Funeral services were held iu ths 0ai
Westinghouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

followed by an influx ~ settlers from
an over the country. and soon ever,
farm division had beer fled upon.
While the government proceeded with
It's construction of the dam and it's ca
nal system. the settlers were busily en-
gagged upon their own buildings. The
coming Of large numbers q settlers
created O market. and store Keepers
doctors and mechanics 81 al classes
iocked in. Today a population of. 900
awaits the completion Of the canals and
bitches
A BUSINESS CENTER.
Scattered hero and there iu and
around The tuwusitcs are re- mercantile
institutions waiting Tor the town lot
sale SO that they can move over upon
their own property and no longer re-.
main tenants by suherance OF the GOV.
eminent.
The ifugable lands ~ the Minidoka
project are a. an elevation ~ 600
feet above sea level. The maximum
temperature of this section Is IS Dc.
grees, minimum T. degrees below. and
mean Is degrees. humidity - per cent.
The rainfall varies from Is % ~ inches
per snnum. The soil aud climate a1e
adapted TO q wide variety u crops
Owing 10 the Importance az the I've
f'cck Industry 90 this section. alfalfa
and other forage crops win always find
"a profitable market All the yegeia-
hles and fruits OF the north temperate
zone may be grown here.
With al these manifold advantages
aud resources. q requires no particular
gif' ~ prophecy 10 predict for this sec
ton. and particularly for the new
towns. prosperous fut-rc End rap.a
ErvNth. They viii have a tremendous
advantage over other new towns In the
matter Of cheap power. The great dsm
WIN develop ample power. which can
H. transmitted economically 10 these
towns and utilized for municipal and
ohm r-Ifnnsas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
lwritten for the peseret -

W IllifN lNl INV H'T'ifN s''MHf
HERE VIII be rare day go June
in Idaho this year-a unique
day-onc without precedent
Uncle sam expects 10 invite
members Of his numerous family from
an parts of the country 20 an unusual
event IN the southern part Of the state.
he viii offer for sale about 1000 acres
Of land. contained iu three town sites
situated IN the heart ~ great tract
Of 10000 acres % rich and fertile agIi-
cultural land which viii be- Vatered by
the Miuiioka project. great national
irrigation work. costing S26Ho.Wh. The
town sites are an plated. with wide
streets and boulevards. with parks
ana extensive areas reserved for pub
o. buildings The lots are % be dis
posed OF 10 the highest bidders for
cash They look sufficiently dcsolate
and forlorn. now but with the opening
0f the canal heldgates, they vii bloom
forth luxuriantly
Under The wise provisions Of The
reclamation act on tac agricultural
lands have been rrt into farms Of 81
ana - acr.- 80 th1t tnc instant the
lends are brought under cultivation this
tract now covered with sagehrlsh viii
become one Of tho most dcnsciy porul-
tied farming communities Pm The O0uu-
iry lrs prosperity is assured hy DE
splendid water supply furnished by the
ig government canals and uiichcs and
.his prosperity is Cd guarantee of th'
future success ana Substantial growth
81 toe towns vhi0h Uncle SOM proposes
go foster there TIE proceeds fun ,hc
auction sGlcs Uln Do returned 90 thl
Irrigation fund
II requires 4 yifi 90 this section 90
appreciate the wonderful transforms
ton which follows the construction 90
100 % ff gao HIs4fHfHf f.rr ff..sr 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

now bringing considerably more than
double the price al the present time.
Milton II. Fenhel. factory manager.
leaves tonight for Philadelphia for an
extended visit Tomorrow W H.
Hockey. chemist leaves with bis wife
for a three months visit with his
folks IN the east,
The engagement Of Robert 4. Bolin
and Miss Eta Morris of RcXbmg has
been announced. the wedding 10 take
place ON the goth of June. Mr. Boin
Il foreman Of the Eastern Beet and
Seed farm. Both are popular young
people In their respective towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
LONG TENNESSEE fight.

For twenty years ". J.. RaV' u
Bells. Tenn. fought nasal caisrrh ~
writes. The swelling and forone" ~
side my nose was fearful ,lil ] H'aa
applying Bucklea's Arpicu Sslre Co ~
sore surface. this caused do 'of'a'''
and swelling TO disappear. never % i..
tufn" Best sslye in eXislcnca %, '
T. e.. NJ. l. Drug store Druggist IT,
IA so. Main -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
\ WESTERN WONDER.

There's a Hill al Brouie, Tex, that's
twice as big IS last year This wonder
Is w !. Hin who from r weight Of 90
pounds has grown 10 over 1870. He SAYS:
Il suffered with a terrible cough. and
doctors gave me up On die 90 Consume.
ton l was reduced 20 50 pounds. when
! began taking Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and
ccids. Now after taking j. bottles, ?
have more than doubled In weight and
am completely cured Only sure Cough
and Cold cure. Guaranteed by q. G. NJ.
l. Drug store. Druggists ll2-ll4 So.
Main s.. joe and 800. Trial bottle free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
BLOOD AToNEMENT
And the Origin Of Plural mair''s'

4 discussion between Elder loser. 80. :
smith Jr. and Richard &. Evans
orG courselor m the keoissi.'''s,,,.
,bp,ch presidencv. This book c'.'l' ~.
vsmehle information pertaining 70 w.
subiec,s ttat VIZ BE- az great p, 80
tnd benefit &c ell who az in,s,,
he True ieachlnss % the sainu
Postpaid 70 any adotess ~ ,pr
ppet-y ct NFWs f'N'k Ni'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
xrw crpr ron EPTLErsN

JR Waterman. Of WaterioRn. -, a.
rprsi FREQ delivery. Nr.te'; BY
daughter. afflicted for year. W. v.r
'epgv. was cured by pr. h'ng -.
LIE pills. She has mo- haa an 80. 49,.
Tor over two years Best eroy e.t..
els and ne giving tonic pills on ts' ~, "a
a5c at z. q. NJ. !. Drug store ll-''''
80 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
NEW CHURCH TO BE
DEDICATED AT SUGAR

Special esgoudenc,.
= UGAR CITY. Fremont Co, IDA.
y May 5t--For the past week there
he's been an almost constant ram-
fan. which ha, been OF untold
value 20 the farmers The beets and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

y'tatoa 10 good Lai;er-day Saints Is
always open 10 come and settle. Any
good citizens who desire To- help bull 2
un ihe country are also welcomed.
There Is room for hundreds Of fami-
li.s tc make desirable homes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
One Of the Finest in The Stat,
Of Idaho 10 be Main,
tanned.
NO TROUBLE TO RAISE MONEY
Citizens Enter Into the proio,, NJ,
'im-Large County Fair Build.
ings to GO Up.
Special Correspondents.

special Correspondence
{ T. ANTHONY. Ida. Nav o, ~
Of the finest race courses Ind i,-.
county fair buildings In Idss, ~.
an assured addition 10 81. Ar,ho,,.'
many Improvements IN few home.
the fnancial committee raised g. .o,,.
wards the building fund. which win b.
doubled as soon as needed. A numb.
OF sites are under consideration and 40.
viii soon be decided upon ana The,
the work on the course ana bulsn,.
will be pushed 20 completion as rand.
~ as possible People throughout ~,
entire country heartily approve OF hes,
steps and Will no doubt lend their az
u the success of the new enterprise.
STAGE TO YELLOWSTONE
Work on the new stage lin. n H.,
National park has commenced In earn.
est and viii be pushed 70 completion 4,
all haste. Just whore the line uib
connect with the railroad seems 10 n
IN doubt. and ii IL rum0rei tia, D,
may start from ST. Anthony Tts
business men Of the town are watch.
Ing the developments very closely ana
n II be possible 10 land il for 81, An.
thony the same will be done.
WOOL SHIPMENTS.
Large shipments OF wool are pasJ,,
through toxin continually ana IN. 70,
suits OF The high price paid Tor won,
this season Is going 70 make o derl6s
finGncial impression upon tho man,
sheepmen in this locality
VETERINARY INSTITUTE.
Or II. a Collins has Just return
from the east and gives out the zoos
word that he will soon commence n.
erection Of n new veterinary surgc,l
institute. While east he was given as.
suIances by those who know thattuil
not be long before ST Anthony viii
be an important station upon a throug,
line 10 the coast
BODIES STILL MISSING
The bodies Of the three Jananaie ts,,
we're drowned near MarysyIlle vhi.
attempting 10 escape from the ss~,
warden have not been recovered a. yet
The other three who made good hi,
escape. are now safely behind me bars
awaiting trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

flow Of the strequL and Tor the pies.
ent. al least the danger seems 90 Ls
passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
WOOL SHIPMENTS.

Large shipments Of wool are pass,r
through toxin continually ana III. 70.
suits OF The high price paid Tor won,
this season Is going te make o decides
finGucial impression upon the man,
sheepmen in this locality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

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lNFLrN or SETTLERS.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
ACTOR WILL WE'D
B0N|' s LOST WIFE?
Rumor in Pittsburg that
Mime. Gould Turns to
= Man She Tilted.

journal Special Service.
~ ITTSBURG, Nov. 17.-Harry
Woodruff, the stellar character
-. r, in "Brown Of Harvard,' and
former sweetheart Of Anna Gould, is
going to marry the Countess Castellane.
This is the story. told by Pittsburg
theatrical people, who intimate they got
it from Woodruff when he played here
three weeks ago, but they refuse to be
quoted. -ytf4" ! t--:.s5;:- 4 ~, j.
}" Some say. woodruff was engaged to.
marry Anna Gould and an arrangement
was made to send him to Harvard for a
more complete education than he. pos
,sessed. =, ...,.,s.., Il 49,. -,
The Gould fortune was placed 1T his
disposal and an agreement executed
that he would not make any attempt to
marry the daughter Of the dead inan-
cier, Jay Gould; until after he was grad
uated from the exclusive educational
institute.
When Anna Gould met Castellane,
Woodruff was Tilted. 80 ....' r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
HITS STREET CAR
ON A GRADE CROSSING
Four Persons Hurt When Locomotive Strikes Trolley Car
Cedar and Franklin Avenue Crossings

in ~ nin Fnnkia
b. injured but
=. = .Gi t4 n
and Emerson a.ouhwa dbmndwa hers Franklin avenue
TIL cm
the t IAN the locomotive auhtnl hH stow in gates
ca ou that it hada in
damage
locomotives changed
sooner the tav,w HNy moving
~ t ~ thee were hro ab y
by the ph
by th Thou
avenue W
to hospital; Banab hospital injuries
minor Bruises ~
BY
t to come he a rda tracks, N
~
gates down. ino the pmcieo tn Milwaukee gates a
IN %
the Q tp
the dangerous IN he city Two impOt s
hk the Milwaukee there
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
HINDUs EXCITE CANADA
lnpourIne Of Hordes Of Undesirable Alien'
Alarms tho Dominion.

lnpourlne Of Hordes Of Undesirable Aliens
Alarms the Dominion.
Special to Tho Journal.
Ottawa, Nov. 1.-THE fact that some
800 Hindu laborers, on a single steam
ship, are now on their way to British
Columbia to swell the numbers that
have been pouring into the Pacific prov
ince during the season, has awakened
the Canadian government to the neces-
sity Of providing some measures to check
the immigration Of these people into this
country. British Columbians are aroused
over this new peril, and much distress is
sure to result to the immigrants them
selves unless stop is put: upon the
movement from India to Canada as soon
as possible.
The Canadian authorities will accord
ingly, thru the medium OF the imperial
government, bring to the attention of
the Indian government the desirability
OF checking the present wholesale immi-
grafton of Hindus into British Columbia.