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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
NEW POWER PLANT.
Utah Light * Railway Company 10
Erect One at Jordan.

The Utah Light and Railway COM
pany has appropriated several thou
sand dollars for a new steam power
plant at Jordan. This plant will be
modern in every respect and Will have
q capacity of $4,000 horsepower, of
which about $1,000 will be installed
for Immediate use. Final plans are
being drawn and erection Is to COM
menee in q few days.
Tho company yesterday evening is
sued a summary of improvements
now under way or contemplation The
purchase of the block bounded by
Fifth and Sixth South and Sixth and
Seventh East streets, known as the
Exposition" grounds. was confirmed
nounces that 1t will build on this site,
car barns and shops of the latest and
most improved design. Details Of con-
struction and equipment are now be-
ing prepared and work will be COM
menced at the earliest pissible mo-
ment.
Main street tracks are being relaid
with S0-pound steel from the monu-
ment to North Temple street. When
this work Is completed the North
Temple street tracks from Main TO
State street are to be relaid with
heavy rails. The company Is planning
to relay its Main street track be-
tween Fifth and Ninth South streets.
This work will be started within the
next few weeks. weather permitting.
The rails TO be laid will be s0-pound
steel The bridge over the Jordan
river on the Poplar Grove line Is be-
ing renewed and 1t will be necessary
for passengers to transfer at that
point while this work is on. The
company expects to have the bridge
completed within few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
HAD A GREAT TIME.
Butchers Don the Cleaver and Don the
Lyre--Some Features.

The butchers and grocers of the city
gave a musical and literary entertain
ment last evening in their hall, 81
west First South street. The place
was crowded to its utmost capacity by
people who thoroughly enjoyed the
program presented. The renditions
were we'll received and loudly applaud
ed. In order to promote good fellow
ship the association will give a social
affair every month in the future.
At the conclusion OF the program Or
son II. Hewlett gave an address on or
ganization, which was appreciated.
Secy. Donnellan and President Hud-
son OF the association also spoke on
the objects OF the association and the
advantages of the credit rating de-
partment.
The evening was concluded by a
dance. II was a most enjoyable affair
throughout and those present are look
ing forward with pleasure to the next
entertainment in February.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS RECALLED
e. n. Hartman Takes Steps to
Relieve the Load OF Utah
Light Company.
TO PAY PRINCIPAL AUGUST |.
Plans to Recall Outstanding Bonds as
Rapidly as Possible to- Cut Down
Heavy Interest,

+. n. Hartman has determined to
relieve the load Of mortgages accumu-
lating for past years upon the Utah
Light & Railway company. and his first
step towards this end was made yester
day. At meeting of officials and d.
rectors of the Utah Light & Railway
company this morning a resolution was
adopted to recall 500 per cent bonds OF
$1,000 each next August. These bonds
were issued Fob. !, 1901. and constituted
the second mortgage of the Salt Lake
city Railroad company. taken In by the
Utah Light e Railway company over
two years ago. The new company
agreed upon effectlng the merger to re-
call the bonds under the provision that
It would be granted an extension of
time until Feb. l. 1910, with the right
to pay off the principal on any interest
date (Feb. / and Aug ~ after giving
IS weeks notice of such intention.
SECOND OF A SERIES.
The mortgage was the second of a
series in which 500 bonds of $1,000 each
and bearing 6 per cent interest payable
semi-annually and on the first of Feb
ruary and August. w, s. Mccormick
and son. Clarence, are the trustees in
mortgage, and at todays meeting Sec
rotary hnlckerDOCker was instructed 10
give the trustees notice that the priu-
cipal of the second mortgage bonds,
amounting TO 100000. is TO be paid
Aug. /. The Salt Lake City Railroad
company was unable to pay off the
mortgage when the bonds became due,
Feb. L. 1905. Hartman plans to re-
call outstanding mortgage bonds as
rapidly as possible to cut down the load
Of mortgage interest attached to the
holdings of the Utah Light e. Railway
company. He intends to put the sys
tenn IN excellent shape financially, as
well as physically and has inaugurated
movements towards those ends already
During the series of mergers made at
different times, companies effected by
the considerations, each contributed
to the accommodating mortgages and re-
sultant interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
WIRES COME NEXT.
Western Union Starts Work Along
Western Pacific In Few Days.

The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany viii send gang OF It's workmen
out ON the line of the Western Paci-
fic next week, to commence the work Of
stringins wires between Salt Lake and
San Francisco. The telegraph COM
pany has an immense contract on It's
hands, as 929 miles of territory have TO
be traversed. Ordinarily thirty poles
are used to carry a mile OF wire, hut
as the country between here and the
coast is so mountainous and unusual
forty poles may be used TO each mile
in many sections of the line. The orig
inal plan of having the wire gangs
work ahead OF the railroad builders was
deemed impracticable. IL is thought
the wire-men will cover ground more
rapidly than the track gangs. The
Nviremen are preparing in this city for
the departure, Sleeping and boarding
cars are being fitted up. and u good
stock Of supplies gathered. Material
will arrive constantly, and as fast as
It gets here will he sent TO the wire
camps. Five carloads of poles arrived
from Idaho several days ago, aud more
are on their way. sixty cars of poles
are now coming towards Salt Lake
from Michigan. Material enough to
build nearly $50 miles Of telegraph wire
Is on hand. and daily consignments will
be received steadily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
CHILD DRINKS LYE.
Alta Glcdhill Dies in Great Agony at
American Fork.
Special to the "News.o,

American Fork, Jan. 1.-THE funer-
al Of little Alta Gledhill, who died yes-
terday from poisoning, was held at the
home of the child's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heber Gledhill this afternoon. The
little one suffered untold agony ever
since Monday on which day she was
poisoned from drinking I've At the
time the incidend occurred she had gone
to a neighbours house and her mother
had followC , her over there. Seeing a
can of I've on the porch the child picked
1t up and drank from 1t before her
mother could reach her side.
Medical assistance was secured at
once and everything possible was done
to save her life. All efforts were OF
no avail and after suffering great ag-
ony for several days. the child died yes
terday afternoon, The lye gnawed a
hole through the chid's neck She was
only two years Of age. and the parents
have the sympathy OF the entire COM
munity on account OF their loss. Mrs.
Willard Done. an aunt of the child.
came down from Salt Lake city this
morning to attend the funeral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
BODY BROUGHT HERE.
Funeral OF Miss Miller VIII Occur at
Mil Creek Sunday.

The remains of Miss Irene Miller
who was one of the victims of the
double tragedy which occurred at
Lewlsville, Idaho. Wednesday night,
arrived in Salt Lake this morning.
They We're taken to the undertaking
parlors of Joseph T.. Taylor where
they were prepared for burial. and
later today, were transferred to the
home of the victims parents in Mill
Creek. The remains We're accom-
panied from Lewisville by Roy Win
chester and wife, at whose home the
tragedy occurred
The funeral services have been ar
ranged to occur at the NH Creek
Westinghouse Sunday next, at 1880
o'clock.
NJ. M. Miller of Mill Creek. father
of Miss Miller. was in Salt Lake today.
to take charge of the remains. He
stated in response to a query, that
he had not tried to break up the en-
gagement of Mr. Crouch to his daugh-
ter, but had only asked the lovers to
postpone their marriage for year,
and let the engagement stand during
that time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
PLANS FOR new
SHOPS ORDERED
Officials and Directors of Utah
Light & Railway Company
Meet Today.
IMPROVEMENTS UNDER WAY.
Scheme TO Keep the Uptown Cars
Moving Without Congrsting Traffic
RAILROAD News.

Local officials and directors Of the
Utah Light and Railway company held
ameeting In the oompany's Main street
headquarters this morning President
w, II. Bancroft, vice president Of the
Oregon Short Line was present. Other
officials who attended were Joseph s..
Wells. acting general manager of the
Utah Light and Railway company;
supt. Il. Buckingham Of the oregon
Short Line company and vice presi-
dent of the street railway corporation,
T. Knickerbocker, director; f. L..
Morse. assistant to the president;
Farley J.. williams, head of tho legal
department Of the Oregon Short Line
and city railway company and a num-
Der of others.
PURCHASE RATIFIED.
Aside from considering the Recalling
of second class mortgage bonds. ex-
planned in another column, the officials
ratified the purchase OF the 'Exposi-
ton" grounds as q site for contemplate
ed car barns ANA shops and ordered
that plans and estimates be compiled
as soon as possible. Chief Engineer o.
A. Hcnnold Of the Utah Light and Rail-
way company was instructed to pre-
pare these. while the plans are want
ed as soon as possible 1t will be some
time before they viii be completed, as
the shops are TO be modern and up-to-
date In every respect and no detail
will be too small for careful study. 1t
is expected work will he commenced
upon the construction OF the barns
early in spring. II is probable that the
surrounding residence localities viii
be "car-town" within few years.
Employees can build neat homes near
their place of work, as the Exposition
grounds neighborhood Is an ideal resi-
dence district,
-FOUR SWITCH METHOD"
The various improvements now I'M
der way In different departments or
the system came In for a generous
share of attention. Among the inn
provements now under contemplation
Is the tracking OF uptown Main
street corners to permit movement
without interruption or delay on ac-
count of congestion during rush hours.
Switches viii be laid in four direce
lions from the main lines. to permit
cars moving in all directions. with
switch arrangement will be installed
at the corners OF Main. First South.
Second South, Third South and prob
ably Fourth South streets. A car
moving I'D or down Main street can
turn on to u side street in either di-
rection, when this switch is installed
and cars moving along the side streets
can turn In to Main street In either
direction. Almost any number OF cars
can be moving ON a corner without
extra switching by the aid of the -four
switch" method and present backing
methods will be eliminated
The appointment of Il. NJ. Bagley as
claims attorney for the company was
approved and the resignation of Judge
lie Grand Young accepted. Judge
Young has been succeeded by Farley
j.. Williams, head of the Oregon Short
Lines legal depastmens. Mn Will
Hams appointment met with hearty
approval, also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
FLAG PRESENTATION.
Col. Il. W. Tatlock Hands High school
Cadets New Colors.

An interesting function was held at
when Col b. w Tatlock representing
an Iowa Infantry regiment. OF which
ne was a member, presented the high
school cadets with a large school flag.
The colonel made a very patriotic talk
IN presenting the banner. after the ca
Diet band bad played selection. The
address Was followed by vocal solo
The Flag Without a Stain" by Mrs.
kale brldewell Anderson, ana then The
speech OF acceptance was made bv
capt William j, Grow In behalf of the
cadets. The program closed with am
other selection by the band, This was
the first public appearance OF the Cadet
band, ana the young musicians did
very well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. ff.--CIose: Prime
mercantile paper, 8@6k per cent.
Sterling exchange, strong, with ac-
tual business I'm bankers bills at
4.s4.sO@1.s4.s5, for demand. and at
t.s0.f5 a 4.s5.5O for 90 day bills; post
ed rates, 1,s015 and i.s6; commercial
bills, 3.SOM.
Bar silver, 8S rs.
Mexican dollars, 1914.
Government bonds, firm; railroad
bonds, irregular.
Money on call, Arm, f@5I2 ruling
rate, SO closing bid, 81 offered at
4; time loans. easier. 60 and 80 days
and six months, u per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
VALLEY HOUSE DEAL.
VIII Knight Proves to be the Pur-
chaser-Will Erect Building.

WIN knight, son of Hon. Jesse
Knight OF Provo, and = mining man.
Is the purchaser OF the Valley House
corner. 1t is his intention to erect a
three story building there which will
be an ornament to the vicinity The
ground floor will be used for stores, and
the upper floors for hotel purposes. the
cost of the structure being placed at
$4,000, The Valley House was one of
the hotels OF the town in years gone by,
when Andy Brixen made small for
tune there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales of the Mining
Exchange. regular CALL We're:
Carisa-50 at $50.
DAILY Judge--50 at 1900.
Lower Mammoth-200 at 1879.
Black Jack. 100 at 70.
Joe Bowers, 1000 at 2.
Min. Lake-350 at %; 300 at 81.
South Columbus-2O0 at So; 100 at 80;
200 at So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
IN PIONEER STAKE HOUSE.
Place of Holding Funeral of Carl j.
Larsen Changed.

The place of holding the funeral Of
Carl ]. Larsen, who died Tuesday even
Ing. Jan. s, has been changed from the
Twenty-fifth ward Westinghouse TO the
Pioneer stake house, Fifth South. be-
tween West Temple and First West
streets. At the last named place. at
IL O'Clock Sunday the services will
begin. The body may be viewed at the
residence, 524 south Sixth West, from
10 to II a. m. on the day of the funeral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
FRANK E. HOLMAN QUITS.
University Loses Champion Debater
And Literary Leader.

The university is feeling blue on ae-
count OF the Withdrawal of Frank f.
Holman from school on account OF
home duties. Mr.. Holman is the cham
pion debe on the University's team
-schedu . 10 meet Boulder next
month"; editor of the junior year
book His alternate IN the debating
team is j. L. Brown, but no one has
been selected to succeed him as editor
of the year book Some one already
on the staff will be named, in all pro-
liability. MIR. Holman is one OF the
most popular students at the univer-
sity. and his classmates are genuinely
sorry to see him leave the institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
MRS. BR0MWAY BURIED.
Funeral is Private, Friends, Only. BE.
ing Present at Services.

The funeral of Mrs. Lillian Bromway
was held private. this afternoon. only
immediate relatives being present. The
interment was in Mt Olivet The care
ful attention of the undertaken had re-
moved every trace or suggestion of vio-
lence so that the face of the deceased
looked as though she were asleep,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
SENATOR ALGERS' SUCCESSOR
Congressman William Adm Smith
Receives Republican Nomination.

man William Alden Smith. of Grand
Rapids. was tonight nominated to sue
coed United States Senator Russell A.
Alger. AS there are only half dozen
Democrats in the state legislature. to-
nights nomination by the Republican
caucus is equivalent TO an election.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
IA REINA MARSARtTA
-TenRo nrisa. diio Orthon.

-Tengo prSa dio Orthon
Vengo de pae de Su Majestad la rena madre repuso
Sehor de Nancy aproxiuandose 81.
Fl nho enug6 sudor que coia por rente subi6
El captain de guardas le segufa
prmera iuencon de Catalina uk apoderarse del oven
hacee registrar apodearse del bete de que pOador En-
consecuenca pns6 acusare de obo has cogdo del
cador broche de damantes susacc6n guerra abu
joven. Pero comprendo que medic peigroo oda
que deperta las sospechas oven cua pevenda
pevendo ESTE estaa alerta logara sab NADIA
Era ndudabe que hubese podido conducr oven algGn
tendea por e Louvre bastaa para poner guardia
Enrique
Sin enbarho Catalina necetaba aque blete blete del
eho de Mouy de Navarro bete cuyo eff
caEmene haba recomendado deb oda
ci6u.
consecuenca de eAexiones dej6 broche donde 10
habia tornado, diciEndose
No no, idea de eSbirro msa idea. Pero ipor billie
te acaso la pena continue fruncendo las
ceas habando baa que apenas ella msma poda
paabras Eh depues de todo suya culpa mia Por
que ha pueSo bbonzueo bee donde deba ponero
Neceso ese bilete 10 tendrE.
En- este momento entr6 Orthon.
Sin duda la de Catalina debi6 expression
terrible porque oven paidec6 deuvo dinte
Era adn demaslado oven pudee dueno de 81
mismo
-Sehora diio me habes hecho el honor de amarme zen
que puedo Gtl Vuestra Maestad2
La de Catalina iun6 rayo sol hubicse
vendo 4 alumb aria
-Muchacho lie dijo he mandado lamar porque me has
Sdo simpaco queo cumpr embellishments promesa
hCe ahora nismo de de tn fortuna nosoa las
renas de ovdadz pero
que ovda ocupada contnuamen los
gocos Estado Hbendome acorado los reyes enen
e hacer Ia fortuna de los hombres e he amado
Ven, hjo mio, sigueme,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

dado Orhon que este deba entregar sonora Sauve
mas inportan que prOpa vida del ee hugonote
-Ah do ite hoyt Enhorabuena aelate
svo que mAnana gara aunque hubiese de
segure haSa el nhno de donde has ado perdere
pierdo ii antes.
En- este instane de Mouy embozo capa alej6
rapdamene dreccoA los pantano$ del Temple Orthon So
enoamin6 ls osos que conducan ha iala olla del RIO
Entonces Maureve levanto mas vgor agidad de
que mmo espeaba fue cae de la Cesae entro
vovesen abrse herda tomo gaope cae de San An
tonic aaveso los muelles inferno en- el Louvre.
Cnco de habr desaparecdo por puerta
de entrada Catalina saba 10 hab pasado Maureve reba
los mil escudos de que haban side pomedos Eevar
cabo e arrestro del rey de Navarro.
oh! dijo entonces Catalina, mucho engaho Q de
Mouy nube negra que Renato euconado horoscope
de maldito Bearnes
Un cuar,o despuk de Mauevs entraba Orthoa
Louvre hact1 como haba recomendado de Mouy
inoduca de sonora de Sauve dpuEs de hab
habado varoS Comensales de palaco
Darioa aba soa el cuaro de Catalina acaba
lamar Ultima para que coPae algunas importanes
cartas hacia cuco minutes eaba apoento de Ia ns
-Esta bien dio Orhon esperare.
Y aproveChandose de amiardad en Ia casa, paso Ia
habac6n de Ia baones dspuEs de haberse aguado de
estaba SOLO deposit6 ell biete detras del eSpejo.
En- el nismo que retiraba la del eerdo
espejo, entr6 Catalina.
Orhon palidec6 porque lie pareci6 que apida pene
trane mada de la rena adre haba dgido todo
espejo.
Que haces ahi pequeho7 pregunt6 Catalina iBuscas
sehora de Sauve?
ST. siora va mucho tempo que he visto
m pasar por ngato ado mas tempo ven darC las gra
Cias
De nanera que amas mucho 4 mi querds Carotao
Cen toda mi alma sehora.
" seg6n he DIDO decr muy hel
Yuestra Majestad compndera que una muy natu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06

por ataque oon inteci6n de ccneter
delito grave.
--Enla Corte de Distrito de
Guayama Sc vic el juicio de apela
cion, por hurto, de Alberto San
chez, slendo condenado dos me-
SEES de carcel.
Ell Juez municipal de Cayey
vic los juicios por alterar la paz y
hurto menor respectivamente con-
ira Anselmo Rodriguez y Manuel
Mateo, condenando al prinero 4 ?
meses de carcel y 4 4 meses al Sc
gundo.
-Procedente de la carcei de
Pence ingresaron en- el presidio,
Eladio Pagan Vazquez, Miguel He
rrera, Silverio Rivera, Francisco
Texidor y Francisco Catoni, 4 su.
frir arresto mavor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Traslado del delegado
apost6lico de Cuba y
PtO.-Rico q Munich
CARNEGIE CONOECORAOO
Comandante de la Legion de
honor. La reiua barbiana.
En- Sevilla.

Dicen de Roma. que circular
ALI rumores de que en- breve sera
trasladado a Munich ell actual repre-
sentante del Papa en- Cuba y Puerto
Rico, Monseiior Aversa.
-Durante el banquete celebra
do en- New York con motive de la
termination del Congreso de la Paz,
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie fue investido
con la cruz de Comandante de la
Legion de Honor, que lie fue otor-
gada por el Gobierno frances como
premio por los grandes trabajos
que en- favor de la paz ha realizado.
Con el titulo de La Reina
baybiana dice Mariana de Cavia en-
al Imparci,h;
eAhl la tienen ustedes en- Sew
LA, luciendo por la dehesa de Ia
blada su chaquetilla torera, su tfpi-
co calanes y su elegante potro con
jaeces jerezanos. 81 es biznieta de
Luis Felipe, rey de los franceses,
tambien 10 es de Fernando VII, el
chulap6n mayestatico, aquel que
comia las migas q puhados eporque
as( lie sablan mejoro. La reina de
Portugal Sc complace en- hacer de
reina de Andalucfa, siquiera sea por
diversion y por un par de Semanas.
Y q fe que no Sc puede representa-
ese papel con mas gentileza y ga
llardia. De fuera vendra quien a
casa nos traerA lecciones de espaiio-
leria andante. Ahora que h0ce por
aqul tantos estragos el afan de exo-
tismo- mO6ismo 6 servilismo las
mas veces, -el case de la reina
Amelia es un bonito y curioso case
de nmigyan6m, aunque fr(vola y
efimera. La reina barbiana merece
mejores homenajes que los del tele-
grafha reporteril y del akodako TO-
togra6ca; pero id6nde eSta la pluma
del Solitaire, d6nde el lapiz dc
Alenza9 %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
NOTAS JUD|C|ALES

Nicasio de Jesls fue deteni-
do anoche por abuse de con6anza.
Nlcasio es un muchacoho de trece
amos que Sc hallaba colocado en- una
casa, de Ia cual Sc salio, Y al cobrar
su soldada y al yer que no Sc Ia
entregabau, cogio un reloj y cargo
con el para cobrarse.,
- Han sido procesados por es-
calamlento en- Ter. grado en- Areci-
bo, los jornaleros Ricardo Diaz (a)
Tito, Anastasio Roman Gonzales
(a) Saso, y Elias Guerra.
Han ingresado en- sumaria
en- la carcel de Humacao, Gaspar,
Mato Rogue, Ramon y Eusebio
Torres Rogue, por juegos prohibi-
dos; Dionisio Torres Diaz, Felix
Reyes Rosa, Rafael Garcia Rivera
y Serafin Torres Diaz, por acometi-
miento y agresi6n; y Juan Oquendo