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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-01

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EXAMS TAKEN BY FOREMEN
Those Who Have Charge Of the Road
Beds Of Logan and Richmond
Division in City. s~e

Following a custom which has been
in vogue for the past few years, all
the section foremen on the Richmond
and Logansport divisions were In
Richmond Wednesday. taking the reg
ular formen's examination. under
frainmaster Guy Porter. Questions
as TO the proper conditions of the road
bed and how the latter should be
kept. that the trains running over II
might be protected. were put TO the
men. The occasion also afforded
much time for the different former To
get together and exchange their own
experiences, all OF which will tend
to give them a better idea as to the
proper care of the roadbed and tracks
on the two divisions.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
LATE LOCALS.

Rank Clearings-Today's local bank
cInarinps amounted to $90S,S9S.l1 as
against S7T4.915.S9 for the same day
last year.
Mrs SoIandcr Convalescing-Thc
many friends of Mrs, NJ. \. Solander'
sister of Will Willes. of the Willese-
Horne Drug company viii be pleased
to learn that she is convalescing nicely
from an operation performed az tne
+. II S. hospital Dr. Root is the at
tending physician.
Tropic Incorporation--Ac copy OF inc
articles Of incorporation OF the Peo-
Mes EauitablA association. limited of
Tropic. Garfield county, was hled win
lho secretary OF state today. It's capl-
tai stock of $4,000. divided into shares
OF the par value Of 500 each. Inc
company will engage in general
mercantile business
Assessment Comprehensive county
commissioners have fixed the dates
for the meeting of the county board
of equalization for hearing complaints
against the assessment of real ana
personal property and adjusting inc
same. The board will meet on June
3. 8, 10. II, 20, 81 81 and "a from 10
o'clock in the morning TO o'clock
In the afternoon.
Hartmann Dciaycd--Word was re-
ceived this morning. by Messrs An
dcrson & Wallace that Hartmann, the
vtolinist had been delayed In Mon
tana by belated trains, and could not
arrive in this city until tomorrow. So
the recital that was to have been
given this evening, has been deferred
until tomorrow evening, in the First
Congregational church and all tickets
sold win be good for that date.
Looking Ont for Nandals--The Utah
Light and Railway company has In
spectors watching and on the look
out for hoodlums who have been
breaking arc lamp globes In various
sections OF town lately. The nuisance
" especially troublesome on First and
Second streets between A and G
streets. a reward of s25 Is offered TO
the person or persons who aid the
company's officials In catching and
conVictiuG the offenders.
Valentine SoclaI--The First Baptist
church was crowded last evening, with
Sunday school pupils and members
Of the Church and congregation in at
tendance on the valentine social given
under the auspices of the willing
Workers Of the church. There waro
very pretty tableauN made UP OF little
girls dressed in white tarletan and
decorated with valentines OF pretty
designs. ana later came the social
and refreshments. There was con-
siderable music. and the evening was
much enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. g. o.
Harris had charage OF the arrange
ments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
State League Of municipalities Is
Launched in Salt Lake
Today.
INSTRUCTIVE SESSIONS HELD.
Mayors and Other Public Men Organ
I've study" Glasses 20 Brush MP
on Important Questions.

The State League OF Municipalities
was launched today by "a number of
city officials OF various cities OF the
state, and the opening session Of the
league was held In the juvenile court
room in the city and county building.
IT was attended by 20 city officials
from the various parts Of the STATE
and ell indications point to a very
profitable and instructive session our
ing the remainder of today and tQmQf-
row and that successful PERMANENT
state league will be formed. The meet
ing today was presided over by MaFot
Frlsby of Provo, and Thomas McMas-
ter. city recorder of Brigham city, WAS
chosen as temporary secretary. Wneh
the meeting was called to order, Mayor
Thompson of Salt Lake made an ad-
dress of welcome IN which he expressed
the hope that great benefit would re-
suit from the meeting ana mat mat
tiers of municipal government Wouia
be considered which would result IN
better government for all the cities OF
the state.
Mayor Conroy Of Ogden responded to
the address of welcome IN very pleas
ing manner, Temporary Chairman FITS
by then made q talk on the objects 81
the formation of the league, ana ne
was followed on the same subject py
MAYOR w. f. Robinson of Logan ana
Mayor Alma Eldredge OF Coalville'
Upon motion of Mayor Conroy, the fol-
lowing permanent committees We're an,
nounced by Chairman Frlsoy ana
Mayor Robinson; Permanent organlza-
tion---Charles Brown mayor OF Murray
Alma Eldredge OF Coalviue, Charles
Miller of Provo, II, ]. sheffield or nays"
Vile, and Joseph Monson of Mt. Pieas-
ant. Constitution and bylaws Mayor
Conroy. Peter Maughan, l. r. Ander~
son, W. II. Pettigrew and ROBERT buNe'
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
An adjournment was then taken IN"
iii y o'clock this afternoon when the
following program was given
z. NJ
REPORTS of committees ON permanent
organization and constitutions:
Estate L.aws--Are They Adequate
City Atty. J. f. Ragley ogden
General discussion.
.The Juvenile Court---Its Relationship
to Cities" Judge Willis Brown
Sidewalk Paving" City Engineer L,
c. Kelsey.
Discussion.
The following program viii be given
on Saturday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
Municipal Ownership OF Puolic Jul
ities,'
Discussion.
vatinn and Control of the Same by
Municipalities" State Engineer CALEB
Tanner
prohibition VS.. High License. May
on Charles Brown, Murray.
Discussion led by mayor of Bingham.
Business--u) next meeting place: ~
committee on program; CD miscellah-
eous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
NEW BLOOD IN
UTAH NATIONAL
F. Augustus Heinze and Others
Buy Into Rapidly Grow
ing Bank.
PURCHASE STARTS QUERIES.
Many Questions Asked as 10 What New
Deal Mcans---Alr. Mccormick Puts
Quictus on Rmmor,

The election OF new directors for the
Utah National bank today marks an
important event in local financial cir
Giles f. Augustus Helnze, the Montana
mining magnate has stepped into the
Nationals councils and is said TO. have
secured a generous share OF the 100000
new stock issued of few weeks ago.
Another new director is Duncan Nc
Vichie, manager OF the Bingham Con-
solIdated Mining & Smelling company
and a member Of the Helnze crowd.
The new personnel OF the board, created
no eud OF comment and rumors various
and many have been ahoat in mining
and financial hooks and corners. The
new names appearing In the list of d.
rectors are; r. Augustus Heinze. Dur
can McVichic. j r. Gardner and w f.
Adams. Mr. Gardner is the well known
Salt Lake clothler and w. F. Adams
is cashier Of the National Bank Of the
Republic. The whisper which went
abroad early today hinting at CONSOLE
dalton, or a close understanding be-
tween the Utah National and the Knox
Institution was discredted and rdi
culed every time II hobbcd M. w. S.
Mccormick simply laughed when the
story reached his cars.
Ridiculous" he said simply, This
was his terse explanation OF the AFFAIR,
The complete list Of directors, as 1t will
appear when the votes are counted to-
day Will comprise William II. Smart.
Thomas r. Cutler, T.. Augustus Helnze.
o, r, Miller, Duncan McVichie. j. w,
w. Fitzgerald w. r. Adams, John
Henry Smith, James Chapman, j. p.
Gardner sDd w. s. Mccormick.
Another story which met with belief
by some and ridicule by others said
Samuel Newhouse. the Salt Lake finan-
cier, has joined forces with f. Augustus
Heinzc to carry ahead "A merry duel OF
dollars with the ciuggenheim crowd.
This story is just ono of many and is
published to show how interested the
followers Of the local financial game are
In the election. The directors win elect
new officers tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Articles Of Incorporation for Several
Now Concerns Filed

Articles Of incorporation Of the Rcd
Metal Mining company OF Salt Lake were
filed with the county clerk today. Tho
capital stock OF the company is 81 10000.
divided Into shares OF tho par value OF 81
each. J.. Il. Goliath is president; w. i.
Craig Vice president Alex. Goliath. sec.
retary and treasurer. These. with William
Ptschel. j. I, White ana w Il. Wright
man, compose the board Of directors. The
company owns nine claims located IN the
former Walker Indian reservation F.Y-
meraldu county New.
The Copper Ridge Mining company OF
this city filed its articles Of Incorporation
with the county clerk today. Its capital
stock II $4,000, divided into shares OF the
par value of 10 cents zach H. A. Smith
" president OF the company; Thomas
Gldncy vice presidents lite Perkins, see
fe'nry and treasurer The company owns
eight claims known as the Sidwcll group
In the Dugwoy district. Tooele county.
The Dominion Copper Mining comnanv
OF Salt Lake CITY filed rs articles of In
corporation with tho county clerk today
lts capital stock Is $50 O00 divided into
shares Of tho par value OF 81 each. u. /.
hnlop rs president Peter Anderson. vice
presideni; A.. ! Brunoau secretary ana
claims on silver Island, T'ooolo county
ArtlcleS OF Incorporation Of no Old
Glory Mining company Of this civ were
MED with tho county clcrlk today Its
capital stock N $4,000 divided into
shares Of the pur value OF 81 zach d. L.
FnlQp n president L. IT, Waltors vlce
president, \. j, Blunoau. secretary and
treasurer. The company owns some
claims on SILVER Island, Tooelo county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Emthen Dam Construction. Note. =,
hereby given that sealed proposals VII
ne received up to " O'Clock noon SATIN.
LAY, Feb. %. 1861, and publicly 0pere5 =,
nat hour by the directors OF the Dess,s
I'd melville lrrieauon COMPANIES IN h.
llice Of the Dessert Irrigation corDa,i
tilnckley, Utah, for material REQUIRED AZ
lbor to he performed 70 completely ~, "
tuct the Sewer Bridge Dam, which
w be constructed on tho Seyier Rive n
lie road between Juah, IN luab Conn,
,nd Scioplo, IN Willard County, aecT
Is to the plans and specifications, NJ,
re open for the inspection Of bidis!it
room 81 of the Engineering BulldllsI
I L., Salt Lake Clty. ana at the 3,
the Deseret Irrigation compar
Hlinckley.
each proposal must be accompaulsdls
certified check for at least five per Csg
# the amount OF the bid submitted nd
must be MAGE payable 70 the Dessert sp3
Melville Irrigation Companies. The sane
be forfeited to the said compaaAs h
ase the bid Is accepted and Tie hddir
yes not enter into the contract and bond
Within ten days after this acceptance Tor
he faithful execution OF the contract agd
bond hereinafter mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond can be
eSamlned ~ either Of the two Places
above mentioned.
a bond must be furnished for at least
- per cent OF the amount OF the bid vita
good and sufficient sureties, all Satsfae,
tory and acceptable TO the c0mparie'
named above.
All proposals must be addressed to ~
peseret and Melville Irrigation Com
addressed on tn eoutslde Bids for sevff
Bridge Dam" or such bids can be d,
llvered TO the directors named at the tlns
and place of opening bids,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater--To play Carmen" is an
ambition which few of the great emo
tional actresses of the world are willing
10 forego. Sometimes somewhere, II
they have IN them the fire of passion
and power to portray this type of crea-
ture. or think they have. the attempt
Will be made Whatever Miss Neither
sole may think, she possesses that pow
er IN extraordinary degree. fact she
demonstrated TO the biggest and most
critical Kind of an audience last night.
There have been "Carmens' and Car
mems" In Salt Lake before; but none
Ike Miss Nethcrsoles. Hers was dis
tlnct In many ways, and altogether as
pleasing as any predecessor has ever
given, except as to the death scene
which was as horribly nerve racking "a
any actual dissolution could be. Many
a woman in the audience covered her
face with her hands and not few
strong men turned away at the awful
realism OF the sight well known
physician who witnessed Miss Neither
sole's work in this scene, and who
has been at the bedside Of many people
when the light of their lives went out
declares that the tragedy of the real
death, thanks to a Kind Providence,
rarely ever approaches the heights of
tho awful. reached by the ideas of this
new Carmen" Before the drop OF the
last curtain there were many ripplcs of
laughter over her cleverness, grace and
youthful witchery. But everyone OF
these was wiped out by the dreadful
delineatiou OF the death scene which
unfortunately can never be erased from
the minds Of some of the heholders.
From the beginning of the play. with
It's picture of the square In Seville,
through the city wall and wineshop, the
camp of the robber and free trade"
band In the mountains, down to the
exterior of tho bull ring, in Cordova,
where the elimination OF the tragedy
occurs, Miss Nethcrsole read the hot
blood OF her maternal ancestry into her
lines. There wore times when moody
dreariness controlled her conduct, but
generally the fire of hate and revenge
shot Ike lightning all around her. She
was the sleepy serpent, with its sinuous
curves and turns, or the stoalthy prey
hunting animal bent upon getting lis
blood according TO shifting scenes and
passions, but fascinating ana fearful
always There was not moment that
intrinsic art did not manifest itself
How superbly she contended for the
liberty that was her life and her death
at the same time, and how well sho
portrayed The love OF her taithless and
churchlcss people when she announced
that she could no longer live IN the hot
winds and sitting air Of the city.
when one stops to think that there Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
SECOND SESSION ON.
Lumbermen Discussing Problems of
Business.

The second session OF the Western Re
tail Lumbermen's association opened at
O'clock sharp this afternoon. 1t was a
meeting for members only The program
for the afternoon as announced consist
ed OF papers by members with discussion
by the meeting in general. George L.
lilll, Jr, Of Ngby. Idaho. discussed dis
trict Association Theodore Nysirom Of
this city read paper on Free Delivery
+. l.. Robbins OF Ritzville, Washington.
delivered talk ON COLLECTIONS and Crod-
It's" THE Planning Mil and Retail
Yards was the theme OF a discourse by
George clithero OF Boise, and j. IA. Dun
Top of Cascade Locks, Oregon: profits
and Selling were treated by G. G.
Wright of Idaho Fails Idaho: Stock
Keeping. WAS he subject upon which
]. M Flint OF Bozeman, Mont. talked
sheds and. Yard Equlment." by a. W
Robinson Of Pendleton. oregon, and fol-
lowing discussion closed the afternoons
work.
The annual meeting OF members OF the
this morning in the Armory building
which is being used az q convention hall,
The program comprised the following
transactions. Reading OF last annual
meetings minutes PRESIDENTS annual
address, secretary's annual report treas
urer's annual report appointment OF
committees, general discussion commit
tee reports and election of officers. Tho
Hoo Hoo concentration win he held AT
Armory han this evening commencing at
3 o'clock, a party Of 70 himbermch and
their wives VIII attend this evenings per
Torrance of the Oipheum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Olga Nethcrsole and company, occu-
plying four special cars. leave for Dem
yer Sunday morning over the oregon
Short Line,
Fred q. Caldwell Or. ". A. Wright,
division surgeon Of the Oregon Short
Line. w, j, Harvey: all OF Pocatello.
arc In Salt Lake today.
Charles II. sprague formerly private
secretary 10 Il. Manson. division SUI
perintrndont NJ the Oregon Short Line
at Ogden, left last night Tor Manila.
The Rio Grande viii run special To.
morrow 70 Rlehneld. This viii leave al
! O'Clock and viii have aboard mem
bers OF tho Utah legislature and other
oillclals out for pleasure trip.
John Y. Callahan, general agent OF the
Nickel Plates passenger department a
'hlcasu, Is ~ SAT- Lake today. III
VIII proceed toward the coast before re-
turning home.
Contractor Christopher Holden and
Miss Jessie A Lockwood wore mar
rl'd Wednesday, afternoon AT tho
lrsldenea 81 Rev' y. A. Brown, by that
Clergyman The bride has been pro-
mlnent In local church circles
\, Mcclure, CHIEF engineer of the Las
'"hNN "a lNllNIuH hdlllOdd company,
says work on a new passenger depot
ana freight sheds al Rhyolite IL 10 be
commenced within the near future
.Aitel few rlght-of.Way matters have
oeen settled material will be unlnaded
A. the station ana structures reared OH
sites to be- chosen within short time.
.Nell Mlchmnn. a conductor in employ
or me RIO Grando for the past 20 years
N planning TO make an extended WISH
at ut springs, Arkansas within a short
tine, MT Richman who Is one OF the
best known conductors IN this state has
been suffering from stomach troubles
foF q long time His family win remain
In this city,
W. H. HuHsborgor. chief clerk "a
General Agent |. A, Benton OF HE Rio
hrande's passenger Department here
has left for California Mr.. Hunsbure-
or has been pueging away In the local
9iilceS for ~ years and in all this time
mas never taken vacation His
health has not been rugged Tor some
lilne, so his friends prevailed upon hin,
% take a rest and enjoy himself Tor a
couple ~ weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
ST. JOE MINING SUIT.
Court Sustans Demurrer and Plaintiffs
Must Ammcnd Complaint.

The demurrer to the complaint in the
receivership and accounting case of FL
len Carey ct al against the st. Joe
Mining company and it's officers and di-
rectors was sustained by Judge Morse
today after listening to arguments In
the matter during the entire morning
session The action was brought 10
compel an accounting OF the funds of
the company and for the appointment
OF q receiver on the grounds that the
president of the company and several
other directors had grossly mismanaged
its affairs. The defendants demurred
to the complaint on the ground that 10
did not state a cause Of action and that
the action filed was not proper one to
obtain the remedy sought.
Attorneys Lawrence and Robertson
argued the case in behalf OF the plain
tffs and Attorneys Il. b. Critchlow and
u. Fl. Wenger argued In behalf of the
defendants. The demurrer was sus-
tained by the court and the plaintiffs
were given 20 days within which 10
amend their complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Seventeenth Ward-This evening a
farewell reception will be rendered FL
ders Il Wesley Smith and Gordon T.
Hyde in the Seventeenth ward chapel
prior to their departure as mission
aries TO the Hawaiian Islands, A
very good program has been prepared
which will include the following par
ticipants Matthew Noall. Vida Fox.
Master Joseph Give, Edith Grant.
James Smith. Agnes Give. Vida Jones
Bradford, Gertrude Kelly. Prof w. c.
Olive, remarks by President Joseph F.
Smith and Benjamin Goddard There
win also be some Hawaiian selections
by the Hawaiian quartet A dance
viii follow the program
Fifth Ward---A farewell party will
be given in the Fifth ward meeting
house this evening in honor of l.lder
Charles Mugleston, WHO leaves shortly
to fill a mission in the Southern States
There Will be good program and
dancing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
FAvoRs PUBLICITY.
Kruttschnitt Suggests New Method of
Lowering Wreck Records,

New Orleans, La, Feb, l5--As pre-
tentative for railroad accidents com
pletc publicity is suggested by Julius
Kruttschnitt. director OF maintenance
and operation Of the Hartman lines and
vice president of the Southern Pacific.
"Tho persons responsible for accidents
whether officers or laborers" he said,
should be known 20 the public In or
der that they may he made to feel the
weight OF popular diapleasure. We
must bring about closer observance of
the rules governing the operation of the
railroads and greater respect FOR dan
ger signals than we now get from our
employees. This can be done only by the
widest publicity OF accidents"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
NEW AUDITOR HERE.
Will Brown of Omaha Assumes Duties
With Utah Light & Railway Co.

VIII Brown. whose appointment as
auditor OF the Utah Light G. Railway
company became effective the first of
the week has assumed his new duties.
He came 10 Salt Lake from Omaha
where he was at attache of the auditors
office at the Union Pacific headquarters
in that city He has been working un-
der Erastus Young for some time and
Is considered an expest In his line of
work. Mr.. Brown has been in Salt
Lake several days, getting acquainted
with his new co-workers and local con-
ditIons. He viii have his office in the
company's Main street headquarters
George $. Gannett, who was appointed
treasurer some time ago performed the
duties of auditor for the company. Louis
S. Hills. while not in active service for
the company, held the title for some
years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15

T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Feb. 15.--Moncy on call,
firm, AZ a Il per cent; ruling rate, 5M
per cent: closing hid. 3 per cent; on
fercd at az per cent.
Time loans, steady; GO days. 5@oA
per cent; 90 days and six months ah
per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper "a
@8M per cent.
Sterling exchange, easy with actual
business in bankers bills, ut 1.sl.3OG1
l.Sl,55 for demand. and at i.SO.30 @
4.SO.35 for so day bills; posted rates,
lSIts @I.SaA; commercial bills,
$50 Is q 1901.
Bar silver. 50.
Mexican dollars. 53A.
Bonds, government and raiircaGf,
steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
COURT NOTES.

suit was iled In the district court
today by f. w Little and j. G. Little
against Mary A, and Patrick w. Cor
man 10 recover s36sb0 alleged to be
due ~ commission for their services
~ selling some property for defend
ants Tor the same OF $4,000.
The supreme court today heard ar
guments on the following cases and
TOOK mem under advisement. Frank
owens, appellant, vs. the san Pedro.
Los Angeles N Salt Lake Railroad
company Christine Pugmire VS. the
oregon Short Line Railroad company,
appellant.