Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
TABERNACLE SERVICES
RESPONSIBILITY FOR WRECK.
Passengers Charge L. p. Accountable
For Employing Jap Bosses.

Ogden. Jan. 2g.-Passengers from the
Dana. Wyoming. reck on the Union
Pacific who arrived ia the city yester-
day afternoon state that the wreck was
caused by the negligence on the part
of the japanese section men, and that
they narrowly escaped serious injury
al the hands OF the enraged passengers.
According TO the stories Of the passen-
gers the japanese section men were
working under a japanese section boss
and they had removed some fish plates
and had not sent a flagnan back 10
flag the approaching train.
Il Us stated that as soon as the pas
sengers Of the Inflated train had gath
cred around the smashed cars 10 as
sist the injured they learned OF the
probable cause Of the wreck They be-
came deeply incensed and excited and
for a time IL looked bad for the Jap
anese. Cooler heads prevailed and the
little brown men we're rushed away TO
safety
Tho statement was also made but not
confirmed. that the railroad company
will replace Japanese section men or at
least the fOremen with white men just
as fast as possible II rs said that
white foremen win succeed the Japs on
ON other divisions.
UTAH CONSTRUCTION 90.
AZ the annual election Of Officers OF
the Utah Construction company the
following We're renamed for the ensu-
Ing year: David Eccles, president; NJ.
s. Browning and w. II. Watts. vice
Presidents; "A. n. Rolapp, secretary
treasurer. These together with Adam
Patterson. Joseph Clark, r. .. Watts.
a. n, Christensen and e.. W. Nibley
constitute the board Of directors W
II. Watts was reelected to the POSI-
ton OF general manager.
WANT ENCAMPMENT POSTPONED.
At tho meeting OF the chamber Of
commerce last evening n resolution
ayoung the pcstponemont of tho ma
tonal encampment of the o. A. r.
which is 10 be- held in salt Lake next
August for one month was adopted.
The reason given be- that the month or
Hemhcrber will BE- much better Tor the
meeting as IL viii also give an oppor-
unity 30 visit the Yellowstone park
and other resorts in the best month
of mo year. ~ is also set forth that
IN win be- In the fruit season Of tho yenr
I'M the many garden spots OF the state
l' which places excursions could be
rum.
resolution Was also adopted placing
lne chamber u commerce on record a.
being I'M favor OF the postal saving
hank bin which is now before Congress
- COPY OF the resolution WAS ordered
IlLwarded 90 Congressman Howell
Tho following board of director for
lne ensuing year were elected. = ~.
hInNne W. 4. Russell Hyrum belnap.
J, hrummitt, o. A. Kennedy, j. IT,
lllh g.. N. Clay. 81 4 smith. j. a..
N}e. W. Al. Boataph. A. n Pratt ~ ~
ti'nderHhot D. n. ilushmer ~ q.
ireiday and W. r. Crtchlow. The o.
hoers viii be- elected next week
IA GRANDE SUGAR FACTORY
"a. "a Roiapp. secretary of the Ann
.lshnaied Sugar con Any stated yes
'Iuay afternoon that no decision had
n'eh arrived al by the directors of the
ohpany regarding the removal of
'l' sugar factory at Ia Grande orr
lnis state. This statement was
mlAle on account of the number oi
.l'ilea that have boen published bon the
Hl regarding the removal Of the
la'lnry from that city i0 Utah ON ac-
nAht or the small tonnage nf bcfts.
~ action of any kind has been con-
iuefed az present by the directors Of
'he company
W. A. LECTURE COURSE
an the Weber academy Last evening
s!teater "A. Long, author of popular
flhlnment lectures. appeared as
ne NTH number on the academy'e
"''nie course and gave one OF ME