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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
IDAHOAN HAS MONEY
Purchases Opening Stock for $40, 900
Cash of Travelling Men Here.

GAIssIN. Russia March 2o-Baron Guns
& CO. II oakley Ida. stoTpins at ne WI
o,ry from travelling and gave checks for
that pun Il am buying IN opening stock.
nnI and | cnn do Il TO better advantage
Snrs than | could through big houses fur
thsr away An abrasive point In this busl-
nssa 10 that the several dealers pny our cH-
ron.ea and TINT meets want Trade In our
thnrnIIty Is excellent, and we hold the whip
hanI an prosperity. Wo haYo had nc labor
,n,,h, t 30 strikca nor lockouts. and our people
cot g5od wages. These nre The rcasons Why
Oakley is on tho bread wagon we FOLLOW
tho 'cash tho spot Eethoh' because II
IyIns I'm the end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
MOVE TO GUST TYREE
Meeting of Continental Life Is Post
poned Until Monday.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3o.-The Call
fornla directors OF the Continental Lie
insurance and Investment company met
Yesterday for the purpose of voting upon
the question of retaining President ryree
I'm office but owing to railroad woshouts
a quorum wns not present and adjourn
ment was had to Monday, II was an
nounced that the directors did not have
tho power to remove the president and 1t
developed that the most they could do
would be To recommend that THree be
removed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
BRISTOL GETS JOB
Named by President for Oregon Dis
trict Attorney.

WASHINGTON. March 3o.-The Presi
dent today sent 10 the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations
Attorney for the District Of Oregon,
William c. Bristol
Chief OF the bureau CI yards and docks
with rank OF Rear-S SdmITal, Civil Engl-
neer Mordecal II, Endicott
Collector OF Customs. District OF Erie,
Pa Benjamin d. Brown.
Postmasters were named as follows:
CaIifornio-T- c. Bouldn. AZuza; J. c.
Tyrren. Grassvalley. ". ID. Ingram, Lin
coin, G. NJ Francis. Napo; Shelly Inch
PlaccryiIlc. w J. Hill Salna; X. B.
Snnmerfeld Santa Monica
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
SPEED CONTESTS CEASE.
Annual Mail Earnings of Transconti-
mental Roads.

Western railroads have ceased their strife
for mall contracts which caused them 10 enter
upon record-brcaking speed contests.
AT present the Burlington Union Pacific
Southern Pacific route Ia tho largest In trans
continental mail carrying, FUR tho san
Francisco service is concerned. and this is the
largest port OF the business The southern Cal
nornia malls divided between tho Santa
Fe, tho Rock Island Southern Pncinc and the
lines from Chicago 10 Omaha plus the Union
Pncinc.
The annual mail earnings OF the transcon-
tlnCntal roads which mako up tho various
routes follows:
Burlington, Chicago 20 Omaha. 1888 257
Union Pacinc, Omaha to ogden 81. 325 Sc5
Southern Pacific, ogden to san Francisco.
$Sl2. .307: Rock Island Chicago TO FL Pasp.
sic5 Sc Southern Pacific FL Paso TO the coast.
sI67 75i; Santa Fo. Chicago 10 Los Angeles.
81 o}4.3l2. Northwestern, Chicago TO Omaha.
sti7. .7sl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
GOULD ENTERS DENIAL.
SAYS He Is Not Interested in the Los
Angeles Franchise.

LOS ANGELES March 2o.-Gcorsc Could,
In n .elegrum published hero today. denies
ne or any OF his interests have anything 10
do with the franchise granted by the City
Council Sestcr1 day for three miles OF steam
rnIlroal terminal facilities olong The north
,IycIy known whether or not n E. Hunting
ton is Interested In the project The Mayor
has not vet aligned the ordinance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
HONOR FOR UTAHN
sculptor Dallin Wins Gold Medal for
His Group.

sroc,o, to Tho Tribune, 90 O.,
'ROsTON. Mass, March So.-Cyrus e
palm the Boston sculptor native OF
Utah. has just received the gold medal
awarded him by the 81. Louis exposition
for the most Characteristic group by
American sculptors In the exhibition No
other group attracted so much attention
as did his works
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Appeal to Supreme Court.
.pecIal 10 The Tribune

SptcIAT 10 7 nc ITIDunc
OGDEN, March 30.-The attorneys for the
contestee In the case OF Dan HAmsr vs. J. A.
Howell arising out OF the contest suit OF a
year involving Judge Howells right 10
hold the bench. were served notice today by
the attorneys OF the contcstec in the appeal
that has been taken to tho Supreme court by
the contestant Tho brief covers 100 pages
but is not complete and the remainder is 10 be
completed and served by Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Huntington Buys Road.

SAN DIEGO. CAL March 5o.-An important
trrnsrsr Of railway and electric lines, involS-
Inc s,If 900 has been recorded hero. All tho
interests OF F. s Bnbccck In this city, con
sistIng OF trolley lines and steam railway
10 In JoIln were made over TO the Los An
o.lea & San Diego Branch Railway company
or. in other words, the Huntington Interests
and tho snncuncod Intention uf the corporation
is 70 construct electric lines fIcm Los Angeles
10 Tia Juana on TIE Mexican border
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
BOND SALE CLOSED
Means Competition Of Laramie e.
Hahn's Peak Road,

Special 10 The Tribune'
BOSTON, Mass, March So.-lsaish Van
nh To e. pacIdc Railway company OF wy
n,nIne to New York parties It's entire
ius,n of bonds amounting to 10000. and
he line Will be Immediately completed
and Mr Van Horn left today for wyoming
-, insn.ct the properties OF the company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Prof. Clark's Lecture.

Prof II Clark Of The n0 uniysTsltya OF
i,oEnoou ChiGaSo ,"sn on THE Element OF Beauty in
a. I,crature The promise OF the theme
Vas was defeated in onsd the an h,mss, yoice DEs sSd
nieeIi,, ,yIthout the graces or gifts or his
,wrInnis wnU,iiS power. the ordeal was away below
moaiocrity In the. evening nc TOOK up up
sS,crnoon and evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Horse Falls Dead.
VALUABLE STALLION,
y Has Purchased the Famous
Hcrse I. Direct.
= Tribune

Efrn 9-A private telegram
'tsci':o from a. g. Fell. received
=. announces tho fact thnt MI
-nassd the famous stallion. l.
record OF 2:CS, though ais reg
.iliJ Mr. Fell Will bring
saerc no Will 10 regarded as q
and be is expected to reocn
Hred by tho celebrated Direct.
70 tee great brood mare. Fran
Eal, Is. second dam Frances
p Sentinel. BO. third dam ov
iso'th dnm Irma, by Swlgcrts
70 on. without O break TO the
ant All ore thorou6htrcds.
uSayB been one Of The leading
oi Utah. and IT Is due TO his
ns llne that the famous Palo
c.n ,'o,n the farm Of the late Gov.
Laornla were brought Into Utah.
4 Pronounced impression On
N his State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
WORLDS SUPPLY OF COAL.
Little Danger That Fuel Supply Will
Run Out

Estimates made for the German technical
Journal. Stahl und Eisen place the amount OF
coal available for consumption in Germany Mt
30 Cc0. .OC0 tons. in Great Britain and Ireland
ls3 on, ,OlD tons; while that OF oil Europe Ia
placed at about 7c0 thousand millions North
America Is estimated to contain about 6Sl
thousand million tons Thcsc for out
clnsscI by Asia and especially China. which
alone is said contain 1910 thousand million
tons OF available fuel. The United states
geological! survey reports that in 1895 the pro-
ductiob OF anthracite coal was the largest on
record being 81. .I5g l52 long tone OfIioials Of
the Pennsylvania are experimenting with a
device for loading trains in motion with coal
IL is the invention Of G. NJ. Miller, q telegraph
nncrntnr for the company at Tyrone. P0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Beauchamp Comes Tonight.

a great deal OF interest has been
aroused over the appearance OF Mr., Lou
Bcauchamp at the y. NJ. G. A audi
torium tonight. as a large number OF Salt
Lake people have heard the celebrated
;umorlst and orator. The seat sale began
Yesterday. and indications are that a
ynnd- sized audience VIII be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Redick Is DISCHARGED

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. March so.-Jessc Rcdick one OF the
four colorcd men charged with fornication was
discharged today before Judge Murphy. He
had been hsScciatins with white girl The
testimony at the hearing was merely corrob.
oratire. but tho court held that ether corrob-
orative evidence should be introduced and as
II was not desired by the prosecution TO bring
In the young woman concerned ns an accom-
pllcc. the charge dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
AsLEs IRWIN HELD.
Ny Man Must Answer to
district Court.

I1buhe.'
eh So.-Undcr Sheriff Barlow
Al Hom Nevada this morning.
Charles Irwin. tho young
IAN, against whom tho ohnrge
otn entered and whose al
AZ % siggard 10 dead after the
NJ ~ AIR. Irwin know nothing Of
n' young woman until no read
@s ne wns arrested in Nevada
e h much shocked when the news
|, ,,a.. Az was uroigned In the Eunl-
"a on the charge OF adultery
IA " " me District court In bonds
~ The bonds. wero promptly
- Driver and Edward Irwin.
n me father Of tho young man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
BERRY PROBABLY WINS
Former Governor of Arkansas Loses
Race for Senate.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March 30-In-
,a-nnIete returns from a majority of the
.ouaptv-nIne counties in the Democratic
state primaries show q lead OF 20p0 for
Ssnator James II Berry over Gov, JEFF
srHi, Dayis I'm the contest for the United
Stntcs Senatorship Additional returns
e,o oweited with great interest as both
i1.a are claiming n victory,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Not Certain Of Ground.

Mr. Jerome stated to the court that he
had been somewhat uncertain as to the
but that aftec consulting with the JUS
tices In the criminal branch OF the Su-
prcme court he had decided upon the
special grand jury. Justice Bowling asked
Mr Jerome whether he would lay before
this jury any matters other than those
relating 10 Insurance, The District At
torncy replied that he could assure the
court that nothing except insurance mat
ters would be presented TO the jury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Jews Friends Elected.

GkIsSIN Russia, March 29.-Baron Guns
berg and VI. Sls2bcrg. both Of whom have
bnsn prominent In efforts In behalf OF the
jews navc peon cnun-n in tha sucunS ucS:=v
elections In the provonicc OF Podol!a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
Will Probe New York Insurance
Frauds, Saws Jerome

NEW YORK, March 3-Dlstr!ct Attor-
Jerome today requested Supreme
oourI Justice Bowling to call a special
grand jury In May to investigate life in
surNnce matters developed by the legisla-
1--WE investigating committee Mr. Jerome
s9lu that he did not want to ask ordi-
nary grand jury to examine the testimony
or the Legislative committee in addition
10 Its usual work, Justice Bowling took
the matter under consideration until to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
wo Ways

on,cI ,eq difficulty in breath
|s,lne oreath-when YOU are
y eSe,,Is stairs, singing. or are
Rutans = You may not think
|seak bout out doctors Will tell you
y Gilsnses vi nears action.
|siIl a,rs New Heart Cure at
nerv'nethen and build up the
q nste and muscles OF the
| oas We yoS strong and healthy.
Il 1Iy,nthe right way.
n Flut,lle tn.lle while. and you Will
'sllhs snal,h1e. PalpItation, DIzsi-
e and dpsslls. Pain In region OF
.toabIes snq3pulders, Stomach and
= otLsr This is serious
-~'rI RdR-thx
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
slllss' Heart Cure

|.sase r,ohm remedy. and is curing
~ e"t along. as thousands
"a eonpsn epsnt of the heart. The
4 Mile, llve but q short time
ne 70 NEW ew Heart Cure, which
IN esttis III Wellington. Ohio.
WI relurn benefit, II not, the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
COEUR D'ALENE RESERVE
Clause In Indian Supply Bill Provid-
ing for Opening.
Special to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. March SO.-The
Indian appropriation bill. which Is now
nearing completion in the Senate commit
tee will authorize the opening of the
Occur d. Alcnc Indian reservation In Idaho
containing approximately half n million
acres on the completion OF surveys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
For Hawaiian Improvements.

WASHINGTON. March SO.-The House
Committee on Territories yesterday au-
thorIZed n favorable report on bill set
ting aside for nyo year s7s per cent of the
customs and Internal revenue of the Ha
waiIan islands for public Improvements,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Woman Seeks Divorce

Angie lsador Frlsby has begun divorce ,ro-
yScoLnES IN inc District court against t,oidsn
~. trlsoy; The complaint alleges failure 70
Pfovide The plalntln asks FOR the custody
OF two minor children, for SO per month onS
80 attorney fees The couple were married ,u
Provo May Is, 1902 u"
Inc tolr committee Ia crowdihg work on III.
taSc uaSk at the fair grounds. the Intention
Vehs TO rave the track ready for us1 bv
hpr1l u.s. when tho Utah os1nty horse fair IN
To be held " ~
{ F. Decker & Co. have moved their bust
ness ness TO tho large warehouse opposite the san
IcIro. Los AnCnl-a . Sill 1 ~ Auu.,t -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Desertion Is Charged.
Special to Tho Tribune

Special Tho Tribune
OGDEN. March S0-J. ] Hancock Is the
plaintiff In suit for divorce from his wife
Cathleen @. Hancock In which no charges de-
sertion. The couple were married in June
1899 and there ls child years OF agc tho
custody Of which the plaintiff prays for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
ALPINE DAIRY
IS INCORPORATED
Company Is Capitalized for
$4,000, and Will Do a
General Business.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

Special TO Tho Tribune
fhoNo' March so.-Articlos of incorporation
OF tho Alpine Dairy and Exchange con,n,n,,
were hied with the County Clerk today Tho
company Is formed to do a general marohon-
dlsing business the selling OF meat ma ,o.
manufacturing Of dairy products Tho oon,-
TAI stock Is S22Cp. divided into SiOO shares and
the place OF general business is Alpine. I I
6eck is president. j. w. Vance secretary, and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Collier Will Be Prosecuted

AZ begins TO look now like the man Collier
"ouIu De prosecuted for cutting W O. Carr
At Thistle few days ago The ofocers VIII
have been working on the case say Collier
went further than To only defend himself
thot he stabbed Carr In the back several
Times. Carrs coat and Ncst are slarhed in
several places. but the only wound consid-
ming from above the car down across tho faro
TO the chin. Carr is out OF danger. however
ana thS complaint when filed, will charge
either assault With Intent do great bodily
harm or assault wish deadly weapon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
atrical People Wed.

!" Tribune.
|sn,-. NeIch 2o.-EarIy this moru-
~ Alien, ticket agent at the
4 ~ tJi' ior Boise, Ida, and today
~ e., %. Carpenter. leading man
c,-r,k company. which f. play
at the Columbia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
For Better Information.

To aid In promoting tho distribution OF ad-
mltted aliens among tho States and Terri
tories desiring settlers, the bill establishes a
divlslon OF Information In the bureau OF I'M
migration, Information concerning States md
Territories VIII he collected and distributed
among admitted aliens. and States and Terrt-
tcrles moy maintain representatives at thp
vnrloua Immigrant stations for the purpose OF
inducing aliens TO settle there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Many Arrests in Moscow

MOSCOW, Mnrch 30.-Arrcsts here for po-
lLical rcesons aggregate from 100 to 20 daily,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31

The head tax Is imposed aliens entrance
except in ccrtnin Cosns and is abolished In tho
OF foreign onlcinl coming To the United
Stotes overland The bill further provides that
such companies be required 10 furnish lists OF
oil outgoing aliens before departure for the
al Ctnfa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
||iIG DAY IN
CITY
rsly Runaways' But No
|0ps Is Fatally
i Injured.
ID. FOSS IS
kpERED UNCONSCIOUS
a. Moyes Sustains In
1eIephone Poles Fig
re in Accidents.

\. tribune.
March so.-Yesterday was oeie-
|,J,n with three runaway ac-
,.ch of which some one was
. afternoon, while Mr.. III. L.
.,.,p and cattle man, and his
al, driving, the horse took
4 -c,lIded with a telephone pole,
ross were both thrown out
L,ve Mr.. Foss escaped with
hut Mrs. Foss struck on her
|-lur 3 cash, and was rendered
4 for several hours, She was
Dr. Dickson, and at 6 O'Clock
..Jousness and will recover.
. ]. q. Moyes injured.
d " Moves was injured in a
~ torenoon at Sixteenth street
-r,on avenue. Mrs. Moyes was
II Piain City to the market,
\ es- buggy fell and the horse
In the runaway the horse
N, a telephone pole and Mrs.
4. ,hpyn out and pinned be-
qbeel OF the buggy and the
-,sirz serious injuries She was
4 ,ts home OF Marsh Allen and
~ BIZ DR.. Osgood.
I -apager Of the ogden branch
-',-5s while riding today. had
'--rble and throw him. result
70 injury TO the right knee,
= him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
NO MORE PASSES
Ohio Officials Will Walk If This Bill
Becomes Law,

COLUMBUS, o., March 3o.-Thc Senate this
afternoon by unanimous vote passed the House
rill creating State railroad commission and
providing for the regulation OF freight rates
The bill amended In some important par
tculsrs. but the author will make no cbjec-
tion. and the concurrence OF the House in the
amendments Is expected
Cuts OFT Passes.
The most important amendment was the in
sertion OF anti-paes provision. This pro-
hibits any State any other public officer
accepting FREQ transportation under penalty OF
forfeiture OF office and a flno OF from $500 TO
$3.50. Tho bill was also amended 10
empt sleeping car companies from Its proyl-
sions. excepting so far tho rates made by
such companies apply solely 10 travel within
the State. The time when the law shall 20
into effect aleo extended from thirty TO
sixty days from it's passage.
Tho bill provides for a commission Of three
members. whose salaries shall be 5000 a year
each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
n. Moves Injured.
4 ~1sRRoWLY AVERTED.
A sf Engineer Prevented
e.rious Results,

4 ~ Trtune.
ID. March So-AS the train was
tff so1lh through Soyier canyon
i -sniaEs ago as II rounded one OF
.--.7u between Belknap and SevIer
,crserr discovered a big boulder
Z lack The brakes were set and
--2sd rs roon as possible. but not
:. "a Of the engine and the rock
ls0ehIag. The boulder weighed
4. ,,as and required more than Rp
&-qs Il from the tracks 1t had
i K5s iI1le during the night.
Will Raise Fish.
4 & ClenVood and the Board OF
r...czsrs have decided 10 improve
i IL springs above tho town OF
y. ecayert II into a fishing resort.
! 10 tie outlet 10 the body Of Wa
Il 6oun and subsequent wnshIngs
isht lake 10 little better than q
|1a new dam VIII be placed
i al the water raised TO It's orig
Irtts Will also be planted around
]. Is ols-ady well stocked with
|ts:r 5ill be no trouble in propR-
|-1. o9fulrI OI utn- ne uke VIII
zscbed and catching the flsh by
|17s. as frequently done heretofore.
"a
RIch6eld to Lon fs so bad In
i order 10 get through tho carrier
|Efntd TO discontinue his rig for
y dry the mall one horseback II
|r7 eays to make the trip. which.
IS are good can easily be made
rca kour J.
Hcfse Falls Dead.
Htzrng TO David Hanren dropped
~ yesterday. Tho animal was be-
70 haul dirt from the excavation
y }ensSn Il Young. and just as II
rrset Svcl II dropped in its trucks.
vas taken up and another horse
I H. Hanson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
STICKS TO HIS PROMISE
Gourdain Still Insists Upon Going to
States Prison

NhRAGANSETT PIER. R. l., July 10
Louis A. Gourdain the alleged Chicago and
New Orleans lottery dealer, who is seeking
TO be returned TO tho Joliet i'll, penitentisry.
from which he recently reelased: arrived
hore from New York tonight and won't 10 the
home Of Justice White OF the -inreme court
of the United States. Justice White in
formed him that he would not accept the
petition order IT 6led by the clerk OF the
court.
The interview between Justice White and
his visitor was pleasant one, as Justice
White was formerly acquainted with Gour.
dain's father, and both came from La
Fourche parish. La
In the petition. Gourdain explained. he
Ind set forth that during his trial he had
given his word that II convicted he would
not appeal from the sentence. but in some
mysterious way an attorney had afterward
intorvened and had secured pardon for
him, which Gourdsin, at the earnest solcia-
tion Of his wife, had accepted by signing the
required bond Afterward, Gourdain ex-
planned, he repented Of his action as he
considered his honor involved because OF
his promise made in court prior TO his con
victiun, and he therefore desired 20 be re-
turned TO the peui,entiary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21

prizes, first for being the tallest Elk, and
first for being the leanest.
Porteus Is six feet six and half
inches tall and weighs 147 pounds.
George f. Caldwell OF Flint. Mich. who
received second prize, Is six feet six
inches and weighs 216 pounds.
T. r. Shute OF Leadville. six feet 4 and
three quarter inches. was the winner Of
the third prize.
The shortest man. n c.. Kean OF Cen
trail City. Colo. Is four feet three and
three quarter inches.
The fat mans prize was awarded TO
August Gottwald OF Defiance. o., whose
weight is AIS pounds.
Illustration of Mining,
Central City's display which won first
prize, was magnificent exposition Of the
mining industry on several floats, show
ing how ore is discovered. mined and
melted.
Davenport. Iowa. won second place
among the nosts By display of farming,
Park City, Utah. was given third prize
on a representation OF n Mormon patri-
arch surrounded by his wives.
This afternoon rapid progress was
made by the grand lodge on the new
constitution and by $50 every clause
had been considered and debated AT
that hour ballottine was begun. a count
OF the votes showed that the constitution
nao pccn 3uOpLsn DS J1rSS majority.
II ia a complete change OF the organic
law OF the order and now goes back 10
subordinate lodges for approval Ir they
vote TO adopt IT.. St becomes law after the
next convention.
New Court Formed.
The particular point that caused the
most debate was In regard 10 the judicial
feature OF the proposed new organization.
It provides that a sort OF court shall be
named, consisting of Ave members ap-
pointed by the Grand Exalted Ruler. 10
he known as the grand forum This Is
the court of last resort, to which appeal
can be taken. After considerable discus
sion it was agreed that the grand lodge
can have the pardoning power, just as
a Government President has.
The board OF governors OF the National
home was abolished and the manage
ment OF the home was vested in the
board OF trustees and the grand lodge Of
icers.
State associations are recognized only
as social organizations and have no pow
ers of legislation binding on the order.
Tonight the grand lodge further con-
sldered the new ritual,