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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
IandForsa Sale

Nof ala e Lease 40 acres oI nolleas
land. laa1ad enc quarter oF s ailsn
eaet af ilamaass II section F. town.
ahip a. range Il win raealga bIiM
Address
aAMNMk NNanx. Hamuaa. !. +.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

A special dIsnatch from Washington
- he HusEugea phosnlx sags that
CommlFs oae5 fans nizby haz been
deslEnat ~ HecelarF of fhe Iatsf,
lor Garfield = appeAise lhe lands q
si,s lnlafmaFFlad white cltlaans & fhs
Chefoaas nH6ns Comml@laneE III.
hy viii hesin ~ work a. DneA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
CANAL ZONE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT CHANGES.

Washington, March q Changes in the
local gCVsrnnlellt In the canal zone, which
whill abolish al the municipal govern
rnents nGw IN existence and result In the
huTmQnlziUE OF various paris Of the zone.
are TO become oireCtlve ApEll L. President
Roosevelt he's signed orders providing for
" Wholesale changes, and RlCard Rogers.
general counsel for the lsthmian canal
Commission, Will 90 ~ the zone with
secy Taft and remain there for some
time 70 assist la reurganiElng the govern
ment The 1--we municipal g0yetumeUta Ia
the canal zone VIII be replaced by soltr
Administrative districts which would be
under the direction ~ the canal commits
sloners Under the old organization she
Ave municipal governments were Ing con-
tEOl Of officers named by the commission
and not elected by me people C9nse.
uueugly The abolition 81 the municipalities
Will not In any way limit The voice Cf
The people ~ the government. buv Nil
make il possible fuT The commission 10
give the various administrative districts
ordinances and regulations which are IL
harmony.
The municipal governmental were found
10 be- wholly nsstlsfactprN and AL Of
hrors are convinced that tic now plan
will be far more satisfactory.
OuC ~ the uesV executive orders viii
Authorize legal marriages 10 ~ made np-
or the canal 2cne by nuy iuir1ter or the
posnel Another Order will modify the
penal code so aF 10 remove derects ro,lrn
In thn original code
IT n estimated tha1 fho irtl saving -
tho t'rlucd STATES under fho rrrrga nlled
government ip the sonc Oil h ahaui Flo2.-
9Q u year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
GEN. CR0ZIER'S REPORT
ON GUNS ISSUED To NEGROES

Washington, March 29.-Secy. Taft
today transmitted to- the senate CONF
mlIteo ON military affairs Il report Of
Brig Con. Croaler chief OF ordnance,
with reference TO the numbers OF tho
guns assigned 10 the negro soldiers OF
companies Is, G, and ID, OF the Twenty
NTH infantry, upon the nign1 OF Aux
ID last when Brownsville WAS shot up
II appears that upon the fape OF the
list OF guns as forwarded by thc OFF,
GERS OF the companies. there were cer-
tain errors, arising probably from mis-.
takes Ia transcribing from the property
books OF the companies
The effect Of this is 10 raise doubt
vhs her two or the guns. held by eSperi
eaamina ton 20 have been used Ga the
ARRAY were in the arm chests OF c0tn-
pany -. under lock and key and not 49,
sued 10 the soldiers Rs WIS indicated by
the former report sent TO the commits
tee
IN his letter transmitting Gen, Cro-
siers supplementary report. Secy- TAFT
says ,--.
affect in tho slightest the conclusions
OF Lieut.. Hawkins. tho expert who eH'
arnined the shells and made further
tests at tho Springfield arsenal ns 10
the numbers Of the guns from which
the cartridge shells found upou the
streets u brownsville were discharged
This matter only affects the question of
me custody ~ those guns and tho
names Of the enlisted men OF the COM
pNny 10 whom thoy were assigned II
any OF them"
secy. TAFT has ordered tho property
books OF all three companies sent 10 The
WAY department and says II will prob
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
PENNSYL WANNA TRAIN
MANlT0NLY WRECKED.

Plttsburg, March 2s,~-,The Chicago
LIMITED from New York to Chicago
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad. while
ranntng about 80 miles AN hour, was
wrecked at Stewart, II miles east OF
mere today. The engine and the first
hve cars We're deTailed but no one was
hurt. The passengers were trans
ferred to the three rear cars and
Drought to this city where another
Tain was made up and they continued
their Journey.
1t is said that evidence to the be-
lief that the track had been taInpereJ
With was found at the scene OF thu
wreck.
An Investigation by the railroad o.
fctals showed that the fish plates had
heen removed at the rail- joint, the
bolts having been taken out and the
rails hsnt inward A claw bar and
several other tools, not properly of the
railroad company, were found nearby
and 1t Is believed that these tools were
JaGd by the wrecleers.
The Gain was derailed on a straight
track and to this was due. beyond "a
doubt. the escape of the passengers
from serious INJURY.
The officials attribute the work of
the wreckers either 10 malice or an
attempt 10 loot the train and pas
ser gers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
Great Storm Over State Subsld.
Ing and Conditions Everywhere
Are improving.
RAILROADS STILL BLOCkADED
Southern Pacific and Santa Fo MAX
Ing Every Effort 10 Repair
Their Lines,

San E,rauclsso. March sa--The
storm which has hung over California
has been broken and conditions every
where have greatly improved The
rivers running through the great in-
terior valleys which flooded vest tracts
of land and threatened several cities
have fallen rapidly and no mora dam
age from this source is apprehended
Telegraph communication which for
time was interrupted In every diTec
Non has been restored The weather
bureau predicts clearing weather,
though showers may continue to fall
for several days,
The railroad blockade has not Yet
been lifted, Dut both the Southern Pa
ctlc and Santa re companies are max
Ing strenuous forts 10 repair their
lines. which were damaged ~ wash
cuts and landsl'ues, Drains are being
rUn today over both the Ogden and
sap Joaquin valley lines 10 tle east
though TIA ~ afe not on restIir sehed-
Vic time, TratLic on the Shasta route
lS interrupted near Eedding ana rcgu-
lar service cannot be resumed 1Dr sc.-
egsll days. The Coast line IL blocked
by a landslide at Santa M0rgarit0 and
may be tied up for two or more days
One overland limited train leaving al
noon today WIN go east by way on
Fresno, Stockton and Sacram ento,
making a detour of over 500 miles.
Oregon trains leaving tonight are not
expected 10 get beyond Kenneth. Many
railroad passsn gers are going from
here 10 Portland. Or, by steamer
transportation being supplied by the
railroad companies Thirteen delayed
overland trains arc expected 10 ar
rive here today,
LENEES HAVE BROKEN
sacrarn ento, Cal, March 22,~-Re-
ports from the down-ltver district are
10 the effect that the levees have
broken In four places between Court
land and Walnut grove Lover, staten
New Hope and BTannan islsstdS az
Hooded. The only Islands which have
thus far NithstOod the storm are
Grand, Ry@r and Sherman. bus when
the morning reports were received the
crest of the Hood had not reached
them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
THE BANK OF FRANCE
RAISES DISCOUNT RATE.

New York. March 2s-rhc advance Ia
the Bank OF Frances discount rate 20
3ls per cent from 2 per cant AT which
figure d had stood since 1900, WAS re-
g1rded In the financial district here as
an important event bearing upon tbs
money markets nj the world. The $40
biIlty or The Bsuk ut Frances rate hiss
beer regarded as one OF the MOST re-
markuble features 0f the European
monetary stnHtlon The fact that the
bank NOW advances IT'S rate after hev-
Ing maintained IL Nt 3 pur cent Through
n long period ~ more or less tlght
money In Europe. a. regarded hsse nH
nm Indication that the bank N France
does NOS expect HAT there VIII BE- a re-
turn 10 tho normal ease 10 The European
money markets for some tlrne To come.
Opinions or bankers IN this clig Off
fsred yesterday on the question whether
or moi Tho advance ~ the French rate
would have any effect upon our chances
~ obtaining Fofd FOR importation, ~
some quarters Inc belief Was Expressed
that Il would make II INCREASINGLY dlf-
dcult for us 10 got gold In any OF the
foreign markets. while other bankers
say that the advance by the Bank OF
France would not materially Affect this
phase of the situation, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
WILL PAY BACK
CAPITAL AND DISSOLVE

The special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the sRnpeto 8 SEWER Sugar
company. which mss been advertised
for some time past, WAS held aS The
office OF the company In the Dcseret
New Annex at o o'clock this morning.
OUT OF the 10000 shares Of stock is-
sued, 1888 were presented In person
or by proxy Vice President Cutler
presided and n G. whitney Was elect
ed secretary OF tho meeting.
Manager Cutler made an extended
verbal statement OF the reasons of The
proposed dissolution Of the COMPANY.
mi OF which nave been heretofore
published stating that the factory site
0nd real estate had been bought by
the Utah Sugar com pany. BY unaQl'
nous vote. ii was decided that the
company should be dissolved and the
amount nf HE capital paid n' slO?'
900. returned 20 the stookholderi Al
application 70 The court tor an order
of dissolution VIII be made al once
by Il w. Young. attorney for the COM
pany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Two Boys Accused of Breaking Into n
Box Car AZ Morgan

A day or two ago 1t was reported
TO the officials Of the o, s. L. that sew
ernl rolls OF oIlcloth had been found
hidden In iron pipes at Morgan. Utah,
Special Agent Joseph Jones went 10
Morgan. and he claims that the goods
We're discovered IN the possession OF
Fyrum williams, Williams said hnt
his son Walter. aged IL years. had un-
earthed the cache, Jones took the boy
m hand, and after a long time OF qucs-
ttoning, occurred from him a confess
sion han he, Walter. and hoy named
Albert Stewart. II years old. had tals-
en- the stun out OF sealed box car
that was standing upon the side track.
The Stewart boy Is sald to have con-
flTined the statement OF young lyIl-
lams Complaints We're sworn ont
against the two lads. charging them
with burglary, and they wlll be tried
In the Juvenile court The officials say
that young Williams has been Ia siml.
lar tr0uDle before,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
S. F. SUPERVISORS.
Heney Says With Evidence Held Over
Them lhey WIN be Good

san Francisco, March 1--WE don't
want TO remove tie supervisory an-
noNneed FrNncis J Heney yesterday.
EVERY supervisor that appeared before
about graft in This city with the Nyi-
dence which VIC hold over Them they wild
be good
IF we forced the removal OF tho pres
ent supc rvlsors, Suhmltz- who has tlse
poNecr to make appointments to I'LL va
NencIts would appoint another board
over whom We would have no control.
and the members would be free 10 work
out their own ends
"Ii the public viii only be patient and
give us one week we Will not only set the
big ones chat We have promised 70. but
the people viii flnd It great change f0r -he
better In the present board II Will beeiu,
with us own accord 10 wedding out all
the grafteEs on the city pay roll,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22

ably be possblr from them TO correct
1ne errors apparent upon the lists ~
pointed out la Cen Crozler's supple
nlentitry report.
During the sitting Of the committee
To-Day q request was received from
Secy- TAFT for the return OF the three
bullets takou from walls OF houses In
gfowuSvillc- The war department de.
slres to have these bullets anR1yged in
order to determine II possible whether
army guns were used In dlScharglny
Them and, IT So the numbers OF such
guns IN View o1 this request. the com.
fnittee decided TO POSTPONE the eNa M =.
lnntion of expert witnesses and to adj
JouTil until Monday as 81 Ia expected
officers of the Twcnty-Htth regiment
Will have arrived from Fort aam Hous-
ton by that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
LAID no REST.
Eighteenth Ward Chapel Filled With
Friends of the Late DIR. Van

The Eighteenth ward chapel WAS
filled yesterday with friends OF the late
Mrs Mary E. Van Schoonhovcn and
her family, who met to pay respects 10
the departed woman and to show the
deep sympathy felt for the bereaved rel
atives- All classes and creeds We're rep
resented IN the gathering, for DR. Nan
as the deceased was Familiarity called
WAS extensively known ana she was
loved and respected by all who were
acquainted with her.
Counselor Lafayette T. Whitney had
charge OF the obsequles. A male quar-
tet and George d, PypeI. sololst fur
nlShed the singing. Mr.. Pypor render
ing the song Sometime Wen Under
stand" Elder Melvin u, Wells and
Bishop Henry II, Burton OF Farmers
ward offered the invocation and benz
dlctlon. respectively.
Elder Seymour Is, Young, who had
been a lifelong friend OF Mrs. Van
SchOonhoVen, recounted many incidents
in her career from her giTlhood days In
Nanvoc, Illinois. throughout tho trying
sganes OF the exodus and the subse-
qnent noble work performed by her for
tho alienation of pain ana distress
among her fellows
Elder Orson F.. Whitney said that the
deceased was the type OF woman that
constituted a true lady. Qualities of
The heart and mind not state or sta
tlon. make the noble man or woman. he
remarked, and the whole course OF the
life OF deceased showed her 10 be Richly
endowed with the attributes Of purity,
gontleness, patience, refinement and a
self-sacrhcing spirit that caused her 10
forget her own pleasure and comfort
while looking after the welfare of 9th
eTs The speak eT made q short disser '
tatlon on pre-eSlstonee. "a wing that he
had always felt that he had known Mrs
Van SohoonhOyen for q much longer
period than the short years of mortal
life, and he believed the acquaintance
began IN the eternal world, He paid q
deserved tribute OF her worth as a wo-
Gan, . wife, mother. friend, physician,
and as a true otedent and faithful
daught.-' ~ 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
IN D1EHL's COURT.


In Judge DlehIs court this morning
the case of the state VS.. J f. Clark and
Charles Lee charged mtli grand lar
ceny, was set for hearing Tuesday. April
2. a plea OF not guilty was entered by
tho defendants.
Maize Lawrence, also accused ~
grand larceny. Will have u hearing on
April 3. The defendants we're not pres
ent Ia court. but We're represented by
George Wilson and j. Morgan ,charg ed
with obtaining money by false pretenses
by passing a bogus $40 bill on Mrs
Hattie white, arc on trial today. The
casd is being tried by jury and VIII
probably not be concluded before this
eNSMlnR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
GRAND NATL sTEEPLEcHAsE.

National Steeplechase OF 5000 sover-
eigps for five year oIds and upward
abD,lt four miles, WAS won today by
Stanley HowarGe Erenon. Tom West
WAS second and Pstlnnder third, Twen-
~ three Enrses started.
ETemon made all the running and
won by six lengths. The betting was
eight 10 one against Eremon, 100 10
six against Tom West and 80 to one
against Pathfinder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
STRIPPED DEAD ENGINES.
Couple OF Boys Armed With Monkey
Wrench Steal Brass Fittings,

The cases against Victor Bernstrom and
Leonard Bowers, arrested last night by
Officer Taylor for stealing brass from
the Rio GTande Western Railway COM
pany. are being heard this afternoon by
the Juvenile court. Bernstrom is II years
that they stole wrench and then strip
ped all the dead engines In the Rio
Grandc yards OF their brass trimmings.
Bowers has been Out on parole from the
state Industrial school for some time and
win be sent back there without any
doubt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
TWO SMALL FIRES.
Fire Department. Has Couple OF
Lively Runs Today.

The fire department had two runs
this morning. the first being to eoI
Seventh avenue at SO this morning.
A oclH shed at the residence of Mrs.
j. E. Calllster was ablaze, but the fire
was quickly eStinguished and the loss
nominal,
OF I: 10 fire broke out at the resi-
dence of a. EcKler, sa6 West Fourth
Sout street, from a defective flue, and
did $500 damage No responded TO
the call and preve nted the flames from
spreading The building and con-
tents are covered by insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
FUNERAL AT TAYLORsVILLE.
Daughter OF Missionary In England
PASSES Ia Great BEYOND.

hlsf Emma LAudEey was buried yester.
day AFTERNOON from the TaylorsvIlls meet,
nigh ouse, and the services were attended
by a congTs geton that taxed tho capacity
OF the Building The deceased was a
Young lads possessed OF many Ovablo
chafacterglJs. was active IN various ALA
lliary organizations or the Church. and
had an s1lended seqnAlntanee The obse-
senre of the FATHER, who Ii performing
a mission In Great BrtIln, adding 10 the
sOrrow OF she occasion
The Ashworih quarter rendered Snuslr.
aud ahe spehkert wero Elders Samuel
fpencer John G. Mnckay Frank A. 1sty-
ldr. John NJ Cannon, Bishops a. II.
wsSd ,, and rb bsiR si,s vs as na s
services
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
MAY HANDLE GARBAGE.
y. e. l-assesorA, Of saltair Road Makes
C4ss Proposition;

The sanitary committee Of the city
counil met i'm The health office today
with Health Commits siOneT Stewart and
heard a proposition from j. e Lang
ford 10 handle the city's garbage on the
sallair road and haul II to a new dump
Ing ground ON that line, At the com
clnsiou OF the meeting the member
went with Mr., Langford to look az the
proposed dumping ground. Herman
BambeTser did not present his plan TO
the committee this morning, but VIII
do so tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
COL DFlELD'S LABOR
TROUBLES ABOUT ENDED

GoldGefd. New. March 2a.-Thc
referendum vote taken by tho IN
dusttfaI Workers OF ihc World
resulted In 1,1pO ballots being
cast In favor OF permitting the
nYl1crs to hold separate meetings
ana roo against 1t IL now ex'
pscted that the labor troubles
here WIN he soon adjusted. I1x-
citernept prevailed in tbs stock
exchanges last might as a result
OF the vote and some radical ad-
vaaces in mining shares were
made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
RAYNER CONVICTED.
Man Who Shot and Killed william
Whitley Sentenced 10 Deatll.

London, March 22.--Eforaee q. Ray
ner. who. on Jan. a. sho. and killed
convicted and sentenced 10 death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
CANADIAN BOWLING pELEa arEs

Toronto, ont, March 22.-Three dele
gates have been elected by the CANA
dian BoHlers association TO confer with
The Amer can Bowling congress- the
Western Bowling congress and The Ma
tional Bowling association. TO effect an
agreement for the avoidance OF con-
nictinE tournament dates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
FIRST HALF OF LAST DAY.
49,. business Aimost Completed
''ng Last Word From Govpruor.


when Speaker Joseph called IN.
r ,-,u.s 70 order his morning he con-
mon tSo me ~ members present
aaln I ne,r loyalty to me state in re-
he ho1,I 70 attend the final sessions 81
much IN 4, while there was nothing
I 10 s \. Transact Tho closing business Of
nismbs,s ~ ana sufficient number OF
lhs hnslsa We're IN their seats 70 carry
Rn u5lsilness through, $50
'lulIon. Introduced The following res
hoy,ed. "uloh was unanimously
Re.a ~ u BY Kuohler.
h'Is Of 's ~ p Y the speaker ana the ,nern.
~ seve,th 'puse VI representatives. OF
Nat ~ s'ssion OF tho Legislature,
lqbAc me- 'ns representatives OF the
u ihsif nnH Snt me city and STATE have
%ssalnsv pa NY ercounls of the pro-
" we house OF representa-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
|ursIRE TO KEEP UTAH WARM
ST Forth That There Was Not
sufficient Time This Session
TO Probe Question:
p,ohrems Generally VIII be-
Looked Into by Committee
Named To-day.
INQUIRY COMMITTEE

n tI,e coal shortage next VIII.
-. lakes Oh the proportions ol
,as, n special legislative session
r,av he called TO pass laws pro-
n,hi,;nr the transformation Of
r,sh coal into coke for outside
oorsump,ion. The senate rohas
srno,nted President Love, and
Son.tors Lawrence. Gardner
arlaniski and Clegg 20 continue
~ Investigation OF Utah rail-
rosd conditions for the next tNNo
Gears, and report 70 the eighth
session.. and IN conversation ,
ofter,yarIs with members Oh
,bis committee it was declared
nat IL a desperate fuel Famine
occurs next winter 1t will urge
tbe calling of n special session
,o deal With the question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
LOUIS cHALDECo1r SUICIDES.

Chicago. March 2a.--LouIs Choldecott,
secretary and treasurer OF the National
Chlce company, committed suicide to-
day by shooting himself through the
head He suffered from nervous debil-
lry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22

Denver, March 22-N1rs Eliza F..
Routt, wife of former Gov, John l.,
Routt OF Colorado. died at the hOme OF
heE son-ln-law, Or, Edward W. Col
lins, in his city, aged 62 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22

The first llrils IN MUMMY big clialn uf
transactions hn- been " want nd.
And tsnnliN the want nd llnlts arc 10
thc chnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
sPNAKER SIGNS.

The speaker signed the following bills.
which were then transmitted to the
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-08-20
Prices Wrecked in Every Line

TEN DAYS of InimitabIe Bargains before the public, begin
ming WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST Fl, AND CONTINUING FOR
ZEN DAYS. up 30 Satur day night, AugnS1 81. The entire
stock of j. M. SOLkY & co. is all new goods and abounds
with mOney-saving inducements that will truly prove a tonic
for overworked pocket books. We caution you to come early,
as this sale will last for ten days only. Everything must go
rapidly. This is the first sale of this kind in this vicinity and
may never occur again. In order to prove to you the tremen-
dOus sacrifices that must be made w have mentioned a few
of the extraordinary bargains that will be offered. Bear in
mind there are one thousand other articles W e cannot mention
here. We advise you to save this and bring it with you, S o
that you get exactly the goods mentioned in this paper. Re-
member no postponement. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
i'm every instance o. your MONEY REFUNDED Immediately.
MERCHANTS from this city or county wishing to buy portions
of this stock at the same retail prices listed in this paper will
be waited on between the hours of 8 and 8 every morning.