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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
BOULEVARD PLANS
ORDERED PREPARED
Council Committee Takes Up Real
Estate Associations Petition for
Immediate Action.

Plans are 90 be prepared by the city
engineer for boulevard through the
Fort Douglas military reservation It
win probably be constructed along
Eleventh avenue 20 Twelfth South
street The matter was taken up last
night by the engineering and sewerage
committee ~ the city council al the
request OF President George NJ Cannon
~ the salt Lake Real Estate assocla-
ton. As soon as the plans are APPROX
ed by the city council they will be sent
20 Washington 20 the war department
for consideration and approval
The license committee refused to
grant Heath Brus. q license 20 sell
liquor at the Salt Palace this season
because the chief Of police would not
sign the application. The petitions Of
W r. Smoot and j. j McPhee for a
saloon az Eleventh East and Twelfth
South streets were also denied.
The municipal laws committee re-
ported favorably on four ordinances.
The members recommend that they be
passed. The ordinances are as follows:
By Mr. Mckinney. making Il unlaw-
ful 10 defacc, mutilate OF destroy any
vehicle inside the city limits; another
p
for any person under the age OF 10
years TO jump onto any street or rail
way car or engine while In motion; by
Mr. Moreton. regulating the Issuance
of numbers for new houses and fixing
"a fee 81 rs cents for each number is
sued; by Mr. Reedall, fixing a license
~ fve per cent on the gross earnings
Of all street car advertising concerns
doing business I'm the city.
The waterworls committee consider-
ed bids on a new dfedge to be pur-
chased by tho city and heard a PROPOSE
tiou from Silver Bros. who offered 70
build a dredRe and have II ready in
90 DAYS The bids were taken under
advisement and the committee will
probably report next Monday night.
The council met in special session
Friday night before the committee
meetings and approved the payrolls for
the first half Of March. amounting to
the total sum Of SIS. 42612.
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RICHFIELD.


NEINNlAAA ANAA N7 lffiANANt'Nf
RICHFTELD. March i4.-Sevier stake
quarterly conference closed YESTERDAY
afternoon after "a two days session
The weather was ideal and large
number of saints were I'm attendance,
especially az the sunday. services
Elder A. w. Wins was in attendance,
as also good representation OF Dish-
OPS and other state ana ward author
tiles Besides the timely and interest
ing remarks OF Elder Wins, short ad-
dresses were made by quite number
OF recently returned missionaries, who
gave interesting and faith promoting
accounts OF their missionary cNper-
fence in their various fields Of labor.
Sunday evening. the stake primary
workers held "a meeting In the tab
eruIclc TO which the general pubic
was invited After an interesting pro-
gram had been rendered, Elder WINS
gave good counsel along the line OF
primary work.
THE following were ordained high
priests. Lars Thorsen. Jcns Hansen,
Lars r. Hansen. Bichheld, Peter Han
sen. ole 6. Larsen. John Larsen. Red
moud: Nicls' e.. Jensen, Elsimore,
Hyrum Murphy, NJ. a. Hansen. Hans
e.. Nielsen. Emeal Nielsen. Salina
Jacob Magleby was set apart as FIRST
counselor 20 Bishop Swindlc OF Mon
roe South ward.
The Richacld Third ward choir under
the leadership OF Prof John Hood, as
sisted by the Anona orchestra. gave a
musical entertainment in the Third
ward Westinghouse last Saturday eve
ming for the benefit Of the organ fund.
The entertainment was entitled "A
Night With the operas" and was Of a
high order from "a musical standpoint
and Melted a good sum for the purpose
named
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company. has returned from Caldwell
Ida, whore the company ia iaying
watermalns Mr. O'Connor says most
Of the southern Idaho towns are putt
ting In public improvements calling for
the expenditure Of a large amount OF
money.
Miss Tara Henric. aged ~ years,
and Elmer W. Murdoch. aged D. years.
we're married In Provo. THURSDAY, ana
this morning came 10 salt Lake u
spend their honeymoon, reg 'stcrins
at the New Windsor The bride Is tho
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James Henrie
Of Provo. the groom is tho son ~
Joseph r. Murdoch. the Wen known
business man Of Heber city. The
youthful couple were the recipients ~
numerous congratulations before lo1v-
ing the Garden city on their nuptial
tour.
Colin Mcintosh. general manager NJ
the Ohio Copper company. leaves next
Tuesday for the east While in the
cast he will take up the matter ~ the
work on the third and fourth units at
the min. These two units are vet 90 bo
completed. II o. understood that the
company has secured enough from the
sale Of bonds for the completion Of this
work.
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l.. d. s. u. NOTES

The Latter-day Saints university
folk and their friends are looking
forward with "a good deal OF interest
20 the first presentation OF the school
dramatic association this year. For
some time now the association MEM
bers have been hard al work. under
the direction Of Miss Caldwell, on
zone OF the Eight" "a school play OF
abundant action. IL will be given on
the 3ist Of this month In the Whit
ney hall.
The school choir. comprising about
80 members. has been busy the past
two weeks on new music An invita-
ton has been extended them 20 join
the contest Of choius TO be held next
April. but Il has not yet been decided
whether or not they will enter.
A meeting OF the combined Religion
classes OF the Salt Lake city stakes
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock in the Twelfth-Thirteenth
ward chapel While these meetings,
which are held monthly are designed
especially for the Religion classes OF
the city stakes. Il is expected that
there will be large representations
from the Jordan, Granite. Tooele,
and Davis stakes. an these being In
the educational district OF the Latter
day saints university, under whose
auspices the meetings are held. To-
morrow's session Is the second. The
lessons 20 be considered in the three
departments are the gath 25th. and
26th.
Baseball is now the the vogue here,
Yesterday the faculty team measured
skill with the schools first team.
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LATE LOCALS

ID. y. ColIett 90 Address Women
The local Women's league will meet
next Monday at $3.50 o'clock az the
now Linden hotel 1913 east Third
South street. and Mr.. D. r. Collett
OF the Manufacturers association viii
give the talk OF the afternoon. The
committees on the early closing move
mcnt will report az the session and
further action discussed.
Bureau Improvemcnts-Activ work
on the addition 10 the east end Of the
information bureau on the tabernacle
grounds was begun this morning, and
the work will be hurried through with
an possible dispatch. II will probably
require two 10 three months 10 COM
plete Il. the expenditures TO amount
10 $1,000. The laying Of the cement
walks about the tabernacle grounds
IS progressing rapidly the prospects
now being that most OF II viii DE
finished next week. These walks ana
other improvements win cost $4,000.
Daughters Of Pionecrs-The Daugh-
ters OF Utah Pioneers viii meet next
Thursday. March "a at the home OF
Mrs. Maria Y. Dougall at 3 o'clock
ana all daughters of pioneers ana also
members and descendants OF the
famous Handcart company are cordial
Iv invited to be present The program
for the afternoon will include singing
"Uard Times Come Again No More
bv Mrs Lena Young Moore; talk on
"Pioneer Industries Of Women by
Vilnte clayton Young; vocal selection
Miss Esther Davis. a talk on pioneer
ing I'm Mexico by Mrs. r. T. Brimhall
Foley. vocal selection Somewhere
bv Mrs Moore.
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PERSONALS.

George NJ. Deusch left today for NIL
waukee 70 attend the funeral or his SIS
ter, Mary, who died Friday.
Mrs. olive $. Peterson has recovered
from an operation at the Groves l.. ID.
S hospital and win be removed today
20 her home.
Assistant Cashier Culbertson OF the
National Bank OF the Republic return
ed Thursday night from his Pacinc
coast fishing trip.
Fish and Game Commissioner r w.
Chambers returns this afternoon from
SEWER county where he went 70 To-
cate the site Of the new local nsh
hatchery.
w r Bronson. agent OF the oregon
short line company at Brigham city
came down from the north this morn
ing on "a business trip, and Is guest
at the New Windsor.
Joseph ]. Jensen OF Richheld. coop
erative observer for the weather service
An that section. IS in the city. and visit
cd the local weather headquarters for
consultation with Section Director
Thlessen. He says crop indications IN
his part OF the state are satisfactory.
J. p. Gardner has returned from
months absence in New York. MT.
Gardner visited his ancestral hearth
stone. Utica. which he found buried IN
the snow. He attempted 20 make
little trip out into the "rhubarbs' 70
visit friends. but found snowshoes an
imperative necessity.
John S. Houtz. one OF the Oldest
living pioneers OF the state, and until
last wear when he disposed OF all MS
sheep interests I'm the state, one OF the
largest woolgrowers, was down from
ogden today, visiting among old-ume
friends,
II. z. Spauldlng and 4. A. Deckman,
nroninent fruit growers of Blackfoot,
Ida. are staying at the Kenyon Tor
few days.
c. Moray. a prominent merchant OF
Hamilton. Mont, accompanied by Mrs.
MORAY. Is down from the north on
purchasing trip for hts store. He re-
ports everything hourishing In that
section.
Michael O'Conner, superintendent
for the James Kennedy Construction
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New interpretations

r.. S. Murphy a. Co. Of Salt Lake
filed articles OF Incorporation with the
county clerk The company Is organic
al 20 conduct a lumber business and
Is capitalized az $4,000, divided into
shares OF the par value OF 500 each.
T. s. Murphy Is president; G. r..
Murphy vice-presdent. n. II. Felt,
secretary and treasurer. These, with
Martha j. Murphy and W J. Felt,
constitute the board OF directors Tho
company succeeds TO the business OF
r. A. Murphy a. Co
Articles OF Incorporation Of Local
union no. 184. United Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joiners of America,
organized in Salt Lake, were nlcc In
the county clcrlts office. b. ]. Wilson
is president OF the local union. G.. A..
Myers. vice president. =. Canell. re-
cording secretary; IT, y. Melton, iinan-
clal secretary. John Evans, treasurer;
William House and Z. j.. Hart audi
tors.
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H0WELL'S DECISION
HITS RUM ELEMENT

RICHFTELD, March 14.-On receipt
OF a recent decision Of Judge Howell OF
Ogden, sustaining the city in its cases
against Illicit liquor sellers Of this
town, the whisky element and its
friends were struck with CONSERVATION
and dismay. The decision referred TO
is tho outcome OF the case entitled the
city OF Richfield vs.. George Flint,
brought for selling liquor without a
license. A change Of venue was taken
and the case was heard before Justice
johnson Of Monroe. The jury brought
a verdict against Flint and he took
an appeal on a writ OF prohibition and
the case went before Judge Howell,
under the title of George Flint, plain
tiff, vs.. Erastus Johnson. In the de-
cision Justice Johnson and the city
have been sustained and the case pro-
ccedod with today. Flint was brought
before Justice Johnson here today and
fined $50 and 30 days IN jail. Flint
filed motion OF an appeal
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DEATH OF M. ]. O'MEARA.
Wen Known Mining Man Suddenly
Called Last Night.

Michael J. O'Meara. one OF the
best known mining men OF the state.
died suddenly al 1 o'clock this morn
ing at his residence. S66 east South
Temple street lie had been ailing
slightly for several months. but until
half an hour before death claimed
him. his condition was not alarming
His sister. Miss Francis z. O'Meara,
was present. william p. O'Meara. Is
az Los Angeles. spending the winter
with his family
Mr. OMeara was born az Macomb.
Ul. Oh years ago. He never married.
In 1899 be came to Utah and entered
the mining business. being one OF the
original leasers In the Tonopah dis
trict. In the mining business his
brother was associated with him. Prior
90 coming TO Utah. Mr.. O'Meara was a
banker az Meade Center. Kan.
The brother in California has been
notified bv wire OF MT OMeara's
death. and the funeral will not be ar
ranged until word is received from
him Burial viii be here. possibly
under the auspices of the Knights OF
columbus. M which Mr.. O'Meara was
"a member.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
PLAYGROUND SITE
IN PIONEER PARK
Commissioners Visit Tract and select
Portion I'm the Center for
The Children.

Ina the center OF Pioneer park. two
and "A half acres viii be- converted into
playground for children II the plans
Of the park commissioners are carried
out The board visited the pafN Fri
day afternoon accompanied by city En-
ginecr McGonagle and chose the ground
20 bee set apart The park covers 10
acres and It will be- made beauty
spot with the Fairgrounds In the mid
die. Mr.. McGonaElo will make an es-
innate OF the cost OF clearing. main
tanning and equipping the playground
and submit IL TO the city council next
week The plans have not all been
worked out but the board viii hold a
meeting again next week when tho de-
tails viii be arranged.
Bids for the concessions at Liberty
park were opened. but the board took
no action and adjourned until next
Wednesday when the tenders Will be
considered.
Tho board decided 10 accept the pro-
posm OF n. s Margetts and W. II.
Harmon for "a 20O-foot gravel pit near
the Warm Springs. The board and the
city engineer will visit the site and
set stakes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
CITY CREEK GAzOoT.
EIks Publish a Characteristic PAPER
To Boost Coming Show.

There was plenty OF excitement at
the Ellls' clubhouse shortly before
noon today when the Elks' paper 'rhe
CITY Creek Gazoor was released for
distribution Thousands Of copies were
disposed OF IN few minutes.
Most Of the local Elks were on hand
bright and early and they were as
sis. "a by scores Of newsboys. About 20
automobiles were brought into requsi-
zion ANA iu the machines the boosters
paradcd the streets. yelling 10 the peo-
pie that the paper is just fore rum
ucr Go THE Big Noise" which is 10 be
produced at the salt Lake theater on
March 2l-25.
Tho paper contains vast amount
of interesting reading matter, one OF
tho notable features being tho conn
plcte expose of the shocking C0ndl-
tions Of tho police department The
cuts are we'll handled and the paper ls
neatly arranged both as co. reading
matter and Illustrations
Bchearsals for THE Big Noise are
about at an end and Manager Rufus *
Love is enthusiastic over the results.
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REAL ESTATE VALUES.

Real Estate Values are increasing
much more rapidly In the West than
IN the East. Values are comparative
ly flxed in the East while only the
minimum values are fixed in the West
Since loans are made ON real estate
by an companies under the same lc-
gal requirements of margin OF value
above the amount loaned, at the time
Of the loan. IL follows that "a real
estate loan In the West must be at
least as safe as "a loan in the East
as well a. more profitable owing TO
greater rate OF interest. The invest
ments OF this Company are made
exclusively In the West
THE. CONTINENTAL. LIFE IN
SURANCE & INVESTMENT COM
PANY., salt Lake city.
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HARVEST or THE REAPER.

MURRAY. March 19-Annie Poulson,
wife Of e. NJ Poulson, a resident ot
Murray for the past three years died
Friday morning OF consumption, She
was 30 years old and leaves a husband
and four small children The funeral
viii be held Sunday no ~ O'Clock noon
from the Murray First ward meeting
house. Interment will be In the Md
vale cemetery.
An 1s-month child " William All
mark also died Friday morning The
child died IN commissions Funeral VIII
be hold Monday az o'clock from the
Murray First ward Westinghouse.
Mrs Katherine Habrly Walton, a
resident for IS years Of Min Creek
died Friday OF typhoid pneumonia. rhe
deceased was 80 years old. Three sons,
three daughters and % grandchildren
survive her. The funeral win be held
Sunday al ~ o'clock from the Miller
wsrd westinghouse
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GOOD nAsEBALn PROMISED.

MURRAY, March 19.-Mdrray base
ball fans are now assured OF good base
ball this season. A $1,000 Overland
automobile has been purchased and Is
at the disposal Of the Murray associa-
ton. The present plans are 70 roftla
the machine and by this means put
the association on such financial basis
that win insure a season Of good bali.
n the raffle comes off 90 win occur
April IS. The machine viii be on ex-
hibition IN the big show window Of the
Miller Cahoon company.
The association had a meeting Thurs
day evening and elected C.. w. Miller
president. Mr.. Miller has always cn-
couraged baseball and has given Il
financial aid. Bert Margetts has been
secured as playing manager and s.
looking around for good material 20
make up his team,
John IT, Roberts OF Hebor city has
been made manager OF the Emporium.
one OF the big department stores OF
Murray. He takes the position OF l..
c. Larson who resigned about a month
ago.
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HOME FOR ENGINEER.

Tho board OF canal presidents held a
meeting Friday with city Engineer
McGonagIe and &c was decided 10 build
ca residence at Utah lake which will
cost about $500. The proposition VIII
hc submitted to the directors OF tho
canal companies this week and rec
port win bc made next Tuesday when
the canal presidents meet again
Utah lake ls now two feet above conn
promise point and 10 is probable that
too pumps win not have to be Used
this summer but IL viii boz necessary 20
kccp the plant 200 good condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
BANNER ATTRACTION OF
MURRAY LYCEUM COURSE

MURRAY, March 19.-What promises
to be the banner attraction Of the Muir
ray Lyceum course will be presented
In the First ward amusement hail next
wednesday evening commencing at s
O'clock
This attraction. "rhe college Singing
Girls" and Mr. Eocles, has proved 70
be one OF the greatest successes OF the
Lyceum and Murray patrons are UNI
doubtedly insured "A treat. one feature
of the program Is the work Of Mr.
Eccles. both tn monulogues and songs
and tho musical sketches by him and
the eight young women. all Of whom
are artists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

James A. Pollock a. Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
CoMsToCK.
Ophir. 2haL55. Mexican. 2.o50
2iO: Gould & Curry. 90 bid; Con Va,
LAM also: Savage, so bid; Hale q
Norcross, 54d55; Yellow Jacket, 50 bid;
Belcher, los asked; Confidence, lO1
asked. Sierra Nevada, 60m6l: TX
chequer. 20 bid: Union. sSQS9; Chollar
80 asked, Potosi, s. bid.
TONoPAH.
Montana Tonopah, s9@tOO; Tonopah
Extension, 100 bid. MacNamara, ESQ
90: Midway. 34G36: Tonopah Belmont
2.4O bid; Jim Butler, l70ls.
BULLFROG.
Sandstone, 3 bid: Col Mt, S asked;
Jumbo Ext. IS asked: Keudall. 3 asked;
Booth. 15616; Blue Bull. 506; Silver
Pick, coil; Blue Bell. 2dS: ST. Ives, 20
asked; Lone Star, 4 bid, ORC 7GS; At
lanta, 16al7. CT. Bend. 244, Red TOP
Ext, 2a3; Florence, 245: D'held b. b.
Con. 2 asked: Goldhold Daisy, s69,
Comb. Fraction. 52G53. Kewanos, 706;
Portland, 2 asked: Crackeriack, 2 bid;
T.. Mohawk, bid; Red Hills, bid;
Y. Tiger cas-. Grandma, 2d3; Goldheld
Con. S.32lkQs35; c. O. D., 10 asked;
Florence EXtn., / asked.
BULLFROG.
National Bank, ] bid Amethyst. /
bid; Bonnie Glare, 10 asked; Mayfiower
bid Montgomery Min. asked;
Homestake Con-, asked; Tramp Con,
asked
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, Gas; Dexter, 29i:
Mineral Hill. ! asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew Eagle, 120l5; Nevada HIS,
80 bid; pittsburg Silver Peak, 1905:
Eagles Nest. 2d8; Round Mountain. 60
a55: Rawhide Queen Regent, 10 asked;
Rawhide Coalition, 2id25
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COIN DIDN'T KNOW ALL.

Elias Cohn purchased two lots In
Salt Lake about five years ago. When
he returned recently from Aspen. Colo,
where he had been living for some time,
he found that the lots had been sold
and that Frank Lawrence had some
title 10 them on a Judgment standing
against him Until Nov. Is. 1909. Cohn
knew nothing about his property being
sold for taxes, and alleges that he was
never served with summons In the
suit brought against him by Lawrence
10 quiet title 10 the property.
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Y. L. NJ. I. A. MEMBERS.

The general board Of Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement association will
Doe 40 home I'm their rooms Nos. 32-35
Bishops building, 80. 40 north Main
ST.. on Thursday March "a. 1910,
from 20 s. p. M. Invitations have
been sent 20 an nearby associations.
but an who are or ever have been
members OF the Y, H. NJ J. A. are in
NitCd 90 call
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STUDENTS SHOW THEIR SPIRIT.

RICHFIELD. March H.-Showing
their spirit. the students at the high
school here have sent communication
20 the board Of trustees in which they
pledge 20 pay each year 10 the trus-
tees as tuition SIS 20 strengthen the
school They ask that an additional
member be added 70 the faculty and
that the course be augmented to a full
three years course.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING,

How is your stock Of Letter Heais
Envelopes. Bill Heads. and other Of,
fee supplies?
Let us figure with you on blank
books. certificates. booklets, or re-
CENTS. IN fact anything In the print
ing line.
we guarantee satisfaction.
THE DESERET NEWS
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ANoTHER lower PLANT.

RICHFTELD. March IA. H. Man
son, n +. Lisonbee and Milan Pack
ard have filed on n valuable power
plant site east OF this city and an
other plant Is promised. The site is in
Daniels canyon. The promoters say
that work is 10 be rushed and that a
plant OF from 500 10 1000 horsepower IS
contemplated
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FUNERAL OF J. t. THORNE.
Services Held in Pleasant Grove Yes
tcrday at Home of His Son.

Pleasant Grove. March l9-rhe body
of J. T. Thorne was buried here yes
tcrday. the funeral service having oeen
conducted at the home OF his son.
James Thornc. Mr. Thorne died from
the effects Of poison last Monday n
shelley Idaho. taken. il Is said. with
suicidal intent Mr.. Thoue was a firm
member OF the Shelley Mercantile com
many. He took the fatal draught dur
ing the afternoon OF Monday and after
intense suffering died az 3 p. m. Of
the same day He had lived for more
than three years at Shelley and tor
that length OF time had been Identified
with the mercantile company. He
went TO shelley from this place. He is
survived By large number OF children
and other relatives.
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nAVIS Seeks DANACFs.

A damage suit has been entered In
the federal court by W. r. Davis, a
miner OF Provo. against the Union Pa
cinc Coal company asking $4,000 for
alleged injuries sustained while fight
ing a FIRE In the company's mine at
Scoheld on Nov. z 1908.