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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
JUVENILE OFFENDERS,
Jim Ebcrhardt Sent 10 Reform School
Boys Violate Bike Rules.

Judge Gowans of the Juvenile court
Today committed Jim E,berhardt 10 the
state Industrial school at Ogden upon
the charge OF petit larceny. The boy S
father was present in court and stated
that he could not control the lad, So
the court deemed 1t advisable to send
him to Ogden.
Two boys, who We're arrested for rid
Ing bicycles on the sidewalks, were be-
fore the court and We're found guilty
They We're repTimanded and discharged
by the court. They are Phil Holland
and Eugene Reeves.
Victor Bogedahl and Ralph Folsom
were before the court for riding their
ponies on the sidewalk Each was
fined 50, but the court suspended the
fine In the Folsom case, and RENTED
all but 81 OF the other boys fine, which
amount was paid.
Isaac J, Dcnsley was found guilty OF
petit larceny, but waS discharged after
being reprimanded by the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York April 1o.--NIoney on
call, firm; az @2 per cents ruling
255.
Time loans, steady and dull, 60
days, SM al per cent; 90 days. AZ;
STA months, $ per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, @
per cent.
Sterling exchange, firmer, with ac-
tual business I'm bankers bills at
i-S2,7O@ lS2.-5 for 60 day bills; post.
ga rates, f.s31 and $50 ": CONNER
cial bills. 4S25s
Bar silver, 65 X.
Mexican dollars. sos
government bonds, steady railroad
bonds. flrrner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
SIX MONTHS FOR SIMMONS.
Young Man Who Rif1eh Keith Apart.
ments Sentenced This Morning,

Harry Simmons. who WIS tried be-
fore Judge Diehl ON the charge Of
petit larceny on two counts. wIll be in
Jail for some time 10 come Young
Simmons stOla a quantity Of clothing
and ieH-elry from the Keith apart
mentS recently, He pleaded NOT guilty
10 both charges but was convicted
when the case came 10 trial
on one charge he was sentenced To
three months in the city Jail at hard
labor and on the other 10 100 DAYS in
the county Jail. The latter sentence
takes effect after the expiration of the
one heretofore imposed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
n. j. MAIBEN DEAD.

tspecial 10 the ..News. ,,l

Especial to the News
Provo, April lo.--H, j. Maiben, an
old and highly respected citizen OF
this place. died at the hospital In this
city at i:s5 this morning. Mfr Msihen
was taken 10 the hospital Wednesday
to undergo an operation for abscess
OF the brain. The operatI on was to
have been prformed this morning, but
the patient died before the surgeons
could get 10 It.
Mr.. Maiben was born In Salt Lake
City 50 years ago. but lived most Of
his life In Provo moving here when
q child He had held many positions
of trust in the city. having served
several terms In the city council. He
leaves a mother. and a wife and 10
children and five grandchildren. Fun
eral services over the remains will
be held In the Third ward meeting
house AT 1890 o'clock Sunday MORN
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
STREETCAR SITUATION.
Company Employees Working I'M Their
Case For Presentation Tomorrow.

The street car situation in Salt LAX.
is unchanged today, except that tho com
pany employees are working up their case
In multiplication OF presenting 1t TO the
company tomorrow, at conference with
General Manager Wells.
The night shift men met yesterday at
ternoon, and tonight the day shift men
VIII meet TO discuss the proposition
drawn UP by the executive com mittee. as
sisted by Mr., Pratt, TO subuIt to the com
pany. After they approve, the company
Will be- asked to grant raise In wages
10 - cents an hour for the first year and
20 cents an hour thereafter. Most OF the
men are now getting 25 cents an hour,
only few having served Ave years, and
therefore gained a right to receive 27ts
cents per hour,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 10 1907
LATE LOCALS.
Bank clcarlnes---Toda days local

Bank Clcnrlngs--Todey's local bank
clearings amounted 10 S95e,4a6,T5 as
against s7s0.s2s,7s for the same day
last year,
kindergarten at Lion Houss---To-
morrow afternoon the l.. D. s. kinder
garten Will give a reception at tho
Lion House In celebration OF Froebel's
birthday anniversary and all kinder
Esrtners or those Interested arc invit-
I'd TO be present
A. Il. Thomas Leaves Tomorrow
Gov Cutler today sent a telegram 10
Gov. Swanson OF Virginia informing
HIM that former Gov. A. L. Thomas.
member OF the exposition commission,
Will represent Utah at the opening of
the jamestown exposition on April IS.
Commissioner Wesley X. Walton WAS
tenn plated by the commission. Mr..
Thomas Will leave for jamestown TO-
morrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
SIMPLY A RUMOR.
No Foundation in Story That Short
Line Has Acquired ''NeNs" Building.

Rumors are persistent on the street that
the Deseret News Building is to be sold
20 the Oregon Short Line Railway COM
pany, but there IL no foundation for any
statement 70 that effect The impression
probably arose from the fact that the SUI,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
~" DAY MAY 8,
On That Date University Students Will
Renovatc the Big letter.

p = -" ie-~p i-fA irS s-,s
AT meeting OF the college students OF
the State University new amendments
were proposed 10 the student body con-
stttution which provides that for winning
hOnors In student activities a ~" shall
be awarded which all other students will
be prohibited to wear, II was also an
nOunced that May would be celebrated
as -U' day and on that day the large
"U' on the hill should be repaired,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock q Company. bank.
ers and brokers. furnish the following
reports OF stocks this afternoon In the
San Francisco market
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1907

For the sauce cut fine sufficient
lobster to measure one scant cupful.
Cook together one tablespoonful and
half each of butter and flour: when
frothy slowly add one cupful and
half of hot cream and stir until
smoothly thickened. Stir in a heaping
teaspoonful of beef extract, then sea-
son with salt and cayenne, and simmer
for three minutes. Lastly add the
lobster meat. spoonful or more of
sifted lobster coral and a teaspoonful
of lemon juice. When the coral Is not
to be had paprika may be substituted
for cayenne.
The steak for a mans dinner should
be porterhouse, cut almost two inches
thick. Trim off superfluous fat and
the long, tough end and nick the out
side fat edge. Broil for from ten to
twelve minutes. turning every ten sec
onds and seasoning with salt and pep
per when half done. For the sauce
wash three tablespoonfuls of butter I'M
til waxy, then divide in three pieces
Cook a half teaspoonful of chopped on
ion in one tablespoonful of tarragon
vinegar for four minutes; add one tea
spoonful of beef extract one-third of
the butter. one teaspoonful of lemon
juice, two beaten egg yolks and a scant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08

barley cooked slowly in pint of wa
ter until soft enough to rub through
sieve. Add the pulp to five cup
fuls of strong veal stock. season to
taste and boil slowly for five minutes.
Have ready the yolks of two eggs beat
en- until light and mixed with one-tfird
Of cupful of rich cream. Five min
utes before serving draw the soup to
one side, where it will not boil. At the
last moment add the egg mixture and
stir for a moment. then take off and
serve at once with long saltines or plain
waters which have been lightly brown
ed In the oven.
A founder is best filleted at the mar
ket; the backbone and skin are re
moved and the flesh divided into four
strips varying in size according to the
weight of the fish. For this dinner Sc
lect two large fish, the two extra fill
lets being reserved for household use.
Wash the fillets In sailed water, drain
them dry on cloth. Dip each piece
first in slightly beaten egg, then in fine
dry bread crumbs. Fry golden brown
in deep smoking hot fat; this will not
take more than five minutes. When
done lift out and drain on unglazed
paper Serve garnished with lobster
coral and claws and tufts of cress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08

thin slice of the pork on top of each.
Roast in a hot oven for twenty min
utes, basting every five minutes Serve
on squares of toast or fried hominy,
garnishing with cubes of currant jelly
and watercress.
One pint of aspic will be needed for
the salad For this take a rich con-
somme and darken with caramel. Soak
one tablespoonful of graduated gela-
tine in one quarter of cupful of cold
water, dissolve over hot water and
mix with the consomme. adding a high
seasoning and just enough sherry to
give a flavor. Pour in g fancy pyra-
midal mold and set aside until firm.
Turn out on a platter lined with
blanched lettuce leaves and round it
arrange sliced cucumbers dipped in
mayonnaise. This salad is served with
the squads.
The dessert is quite lew and. as its
name implies. delicious. Boil together
without stirring one cupfui of sugar
and a half cupful of water. Test fire.
quently and when the syrup will spin a
thread take off at once and cool.
Scald a half eupful of rich cream, add
TO 1t the beaten yolks of two eggs,
stirring until slightly thickened, then
stand in a pan of cold water until
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08

tablespoonful of freshly grated horse
radish. Cook over hot water, stirring
constantly. as the butter melts add the
second and third pieces. When all are
in and the mixture thickened take off
at once. This takes about eight min
utes to cook.
Cut raw potatoes into balls and boil
in sailed water until tender. but unbro-
ken. Drain, return to the fire and
pour over a few spoonsful of melted
butter. Shake the saucepan occasion
ally that 1t may be absorbed.
From large punches of blanched eel
cry select tiny roots with closely fold
ed stalks, allowing two for each per-
son. Cut off the leafy tops, leaving
the stalks about six inches long. Soak
in ice water until crisp. then drop in
to slightly sailed boiling water and
boil until nearly tender. Drain and ar
range in a buttered flat pan. Pour over
them sufficient good brown sauce to
cover. spread thin slices of iarding pork
over the top and bake thirty minutes
in a moderate oven. Pour off the ex-
ira fat before Serving.
Split the squads down the back and
clean. then press flat Line dripping
pan with thin slices of Harding pork,
on them arrange the birds with a very
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08
A Gentleman's Dinner
BY c. c. BEDFORD.

In planning a dinner for men the
mental note Is made that the different
course dishes should be fewer in num-
Der and more hearty than when served
for both men and women. Many men
are addicted to very spicy condiments
for side dishes, though the main ar
ticles are more often prepared in plain
er fashion. One of the advantages aC-
corded the hostess is that she Is not
required to appear until the gentlemen
return to the drawing room at the
close of the meal; in many cases she is
entirely invisible. This gives her the
opportunity-in case she has fears for
the competence of cook and maid-to
oversee both cooking and serving. The
menu here given, in quantities to serve
six people, is entirely within the COM
pass of the clever housewife.
Oysters in the Shell
Turkish Soup Lobster Sauce
Fillets of Founder, Horseradish Sauce
Potato Balls
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08

chilled. Whip one half of a cupful OF
very heavy cream to a stiff frOth. Stir
together the two cooked mixtures. add
a half teaspoOnful of vanilla. a half
cupful of strained orange juice and the
whipped cream and freeze at once.
When almost frozen stir in two table
spoonfuls of chopped eandied orange
peal, finish freezing and pack for about
half an hour before serving. 1t should
not be too hard and is preferah "
served in punch glasses topping eaqt
with a spoonful of whipped cream.
When this course is finished. pa is
camembert or other after dinner cheese
and serve the coffee black, clear and
very hot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08

Braised Celery
Squads Crapaudine Cucumber Salad
Orange Delicieuse
Camembert Waters Coffee
oysters on the shell are ordered di-
rect from the market and as usually
delivered are laid on cracked ice.
Transfer them to flat pans and keep
on ice until serving time; then having
placed portion of finely pounded ice
in each plate lay on it five oysters. A
good finish is had by placing in the
center lemon cup filled with grated
horseradish or other continent. A
novelty for the hostess who has the
time to spare would be TO halve large
lemons; carefully remove the pulp
without breaking the segmentary skin
surrounding each lobe; fill each tiny
division with a coffee spoonful of some
condiment, selecting such an assort-
ment as horseradish, worcestershire.
made vinegar, etc.
The soup needs a half cupful of pearl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08
Private School.

Mrs. Ryan will reopen her private
school Monday, Sept 16, at A Fifth
East. All grades received. Special at
tention given to pupils who have work
to make up, or who are preparing fol
eastern schools.
Madame Worms and Fraulein BOett-
cher will conduct conversat ton classes
in French and German. Lectures or
history and travel given each month
Number of pupils limited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
COLUMBUS Con.
SOFTENS AGAIN
----------------------------
Alta Stock Was Offered Freely
During the Forenoon Open
Board Call Today
DAILY JUDGE DROPS ALSO.
Activity in The Unlisted Stocks--Ijd-
ding for Newbouse-Closing
Quotations and Sales.

Tho bulk of the business of the fore
noon calls of the mining exchange was
transacted on the open board. Columbus
Consolidated was offered freely ana
dropped is cents Il shnre, the stock
closing on q sale at $5.s5. Colorado Min
ing moved up slightly. while DAILY Judge
dropped 10 slI. A small lot of Little
Bell was bought at s., and Yankee sold
down to 90 cents. There was some ac-
tive trading INDUCED In among the
unlisted stocks Bingham Copper made
its appearance and 1000 shares were
Mt 40 cents; 500 shares of Seven Troughs
Con. went at &c cents; GOO shares OF
Congor at 80 and 55 cents. For Ohio
Copper $500 was asked; for Emlnn Cop
per. so cents and sl.l0 was bid for
Standard Copper, while s12O was asked.
For Copper Glance. 20 cents was bid
and u cents asked. Wheeler Cold was
quoted at 4O@45; Ely Witch, s1-521s9
$3.50; Yerington 1ronsides 2oQ26; Ce-
dar. 47a55; Western Nevada Copper.
81. 40@sI.50. For Newhouse, s2D,s0 was
bid, while Mcdonald Ely was offered
at sI30 a bid of 20 cents WAS nude
for Western Pacific
The closing quotations and sales
were:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
NEW YORK ORE DISPLAY.
Mining Exhibition to be Pulled on in
Grand Central Palace In April.

lot of New York brokers and
mining machinery men have formed
what Is known as the North Ameri-
can Mines Exhibition company the
object OF which Is 10 hold mining ex-
hibltion in the Grand Central Palace,
beginning April Is and lasting two
weeks. Requests have been received
by several local mining concerns have
been asked to corporate by sending
on collection OF ores for display
purposes.
a New York paper in referring TO
the coming exhibition says:
IN the center of the building will
be seen n plastic relief map of North
America. which will show the exact To-
cation OF all known mining PROPOSE
tons in operation, and the relative
location OF properties not YET deyel-
oped, but with good prospects, a
strata of rock formation OF the known
dividend-paying mines will bc shown.
likewise a strata of those mines yet
to be developed. The plastic relief
map will designate In an appropriate
manner each and every claim repre-
sented.
ION the main floor win be given a
continuous performance every after
noon and evening. The attractions
according to the press agent, Will show
several Of the important mining CEN
tiers In active operation, using an the
latest electrical effects--the rising
sun: miners going to their work;
SHELTERS in action. and trains in mo-
ton Accompanying the scene will be
lecture embracing the subject From
New York TO the Golden West and
Return" The lecture will include
statistics OF the Increase in mineral
wealth for the past ! years"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
UNCLE SAM BUSY.
Gathers IN Bunch of Denver wild
cat Mining Promoters.

Denver. Feb. Csc. l.. Blaekman.
| fiscal agent. and Arthur Lcvan. truS-
tee, of the Lost Bullion Spanish Mines
company, with offices in the Temple
Court building in this city, were ar
rested yesterday by Deputy United
Marshal l. l. Frank on charges OF
having used the mails TO defraud by
advertising and selling worthless
stock. The charges We're made by
Postoifice inspectors Alacomic and
Blddeford, who have Investigated COM
plants made against the company.
The company's books. the inspectors
say. show that $50 900 has boen Sc
cured in the last four months from
the sale of stock at 40 cents a share.
The promoters were taken before
United States Commissioners Hlnsdale
and furnished $4,000 bonds each for
appearance at ] 0 o'clock Friday morn
ing for q preliminary hearing.
The companys property Is located
eight miles northwest OF Silver City.
y. NJ. The company was Incorporated
last November, with 10000 900 shares.
at the par value of 81 each The
original lncorporators We're II. c.
Hunt of Denver and william y. Will
son OF Boulder,
The Original board OF directors con-
sisted OF 4. c. Hunt. w. b. Cameron
Arthur Lovan. William r. Wilson and
Charles Dubois Hunt was elected
president Cameron. vice president.
LeVan. secretary and treasurer. and
Lee Dubois, superintendent. Dubois Is
the son or the man from whom the
property was purchased.
The company represented In its adj
VertlsinS that the entrance to the "Old
workings of the mine was inadequate
for modern methods of mining. and
that money was needed to drive shafts
and tunnels 10 tap the veins. The
p R1 a I'm tg tt,nt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
LAWSON IN PIoCHE.

Reports come from Boston Ia the
effect that Thomas w. Lawson is
booming Nevada Utah stock in the
eastern markets. Information receiv-
ed today indicates that Indications are
tavorabls Tor still further advance
The stock sold yesterday above 81 a
share
The Nevada Utah company holds a
bond and lease on the properties OF
the Piocne Consolidated and other
ground at Phoebe, New. an equity in
the Comet mine in Beaver county and
owns the Last Chance mine i'm Bing-
ham outright. The initial payment
on the purchase price of the Phoebe
properties is hue in May next when
$40, 900 is To be paid on the principal
$40, 900. The Nevada Utah COM
pany has until 1910 to complete pay
ments. out OF the total consideration
named in the option given on the
Phoebe properties, II. II, Claflin OF
New York win receive all but $4,000,
the old Pioche consolidated compans
having been Indebted to him for that
amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
CONCENTRATES.


w. n Hoslllns. u Michigan mining
operator Is here TO look over utah
camps.
The Zenoli Mining company has re-
ported al the samplers With another
car OF ore.
The mana gcnont of the Utah mine
at Fish Springs has a car Of orc In the
marlIet valued at about $1,000.
Capt Joseph r. Calne. OF tho YETI
ington Copper COMPANY. departed for
California this afternoon
Samuel VI. Levy has returned from,
making an inspection Of the property
of The 81. George Mining company In
the Deep Greek country,
rho ore and bullion settlements re-
ported latd yesterday 10y Mccormick
& Co. were; Crude ore and conccn-
tratc. $4,000; base bullion, $4,000,
It was learned from Ben. T. Lloyd to-
day that seven leases are being worked
on the property of the Seven Troughs
Vernon Mining company In the seven
1roughs district
Advices have been received at the To-
cal offices of the Bingham Consolidated
to the effect thar Z. Lawrence White,
son Of President T.. l.. White. has left
Boston for Salt Lake
Walter c. Orern. manager of the Ne
parted this afternoon for :: brief rest
along the shores OF the Pacific. He
expects TO be away about three weeks
Manager Henry NJ, Atkinson of the
New England COLD & Copper company's
mine IN Bingham is in the city. He has
been receiving the congratulations OF
friends upon the arrival of a daughter
at his home last Friday.
At a meeting of shareholders of the
Nevada Consolidated held In Portland,
Me, a few days ago, the sale Of a half
interest in the Nevada Northern rail-
road 10 the Cumberland Ely Mining
company was ratified Pope Yeatman
has also been elected managing direc-
tor
Matt Daugherty left for the coast
today to look after the interests OF the
Omaha and California Mining com
pany which owns property on the
Yuba river from which ore shipments
are shortly 10 be inaugurated.
l.. A. Copeland enters upon his du-
ties az superintendent of The Pioneer
Sampltns company's mill at Sandy to-
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-28
BULLS RUSHED
STOCKS WAY UP
When Turn Came Heavy Orders
For Both Accounts
Came In.
WERE SOME REcEssIoNs.
In Afternoon Market Reached Still
Higher Level, Demand Being for
Low Priced Stocks.

New York, Feb. ~ Buying orders con-
tended with selling orders for time aiter
tie opening and the result was a highly
fcverish market until the bulls eventual
ly got the upperhand. When the market
was declslvely turned upward It went
with rush before the impetus OF heavy
buying orders for both accounts. South
ern Railway preferred jumped & points.
Reading and Great Northern ore Certih :
~. aud others point. The advance
were reduced somewhat before II p'cluck;
Prices advanced again but the demand
subsiled ~ the higher level ana SeluhS
was actively renewed Most of the gains
were wiped out. On the advance Head
ing and Anaconda gained 2. The market
rallied before ncon-
The usual dull period between " and
| o'clock was curtated somewhat 10y the
heavy demand fos the Hartman stocks
which followed the announcement OF the
Impending adjournment of the Interstate
commerce. commission hearing. All other
stocks sympathized with the rise In Union
Pacific. Spirited buying appeared asaiu
at 1 o'clock aud the market became
fraction Of its earlier decline. Anaconda
increased its advance to AZ. Great North
ern preferred and Union Pacific 2 Gen
eral Electric IN. Missouri Pacific. south
eru Pacific ana Sugar IA
Although the market reached sun
higher level by the middle NJ the pfier-
noon, the speculation was uninterestins
demand conferred in the low priced stocks.
Fresh liquidation in Smelling drove u
down lss below yesterdays figure. put
the general list stood firm.