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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
LATE LOCALS

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Civil Service Qulzzcs-The United
States civil service commission will
hold examinations on November . to
secure cligibles for the position Of
engineer In timber tests at 5000 per
year. Examination will also be held
to fill vacancies of editorial clerk in
the division of publications OF the
department. OF agriculture at $l4OO
per year and to obtain elgibles as
electrical assistant in any department
Swedish Missionary I,cunion--'fhe
Swedish Missionary society VIII hold
n meeting Mt s o'clock Saturday eve
ming In Pioneer hall. All the members
of the society and their relatives and
friends are invited to attend
To Grant City Insprction-The city
board of health has recommended
that the city council grant city in
spection to the slaughter house of
James Trules & Company, Fourteenth
South and Eighth West street. The
recommendation will go to the council
at the regular meeting Monday night.
Col. Ncwhouse Here to Stay--Col.
Samuel Ncwhouse denies with en-
phasis the story of the Denver papers
that he Is to sever his connection with
Salt Lake and locate at Denver. He
Is perfectly 1COIltCIIIalO ii'~AS'
Financial conditions that have been
obtaining in this city are no worse
than those obtaining elsewhere, and he
fails to see what he could make by
the reported change.
Swedish Llthclnns---The annual
conference of the Swedish Luthorans
begins this evening at the church,
corner of Fourth East and Second
South streets. The Ladies' Aid society
holds forth saturday, and on Sunday.
the Following program has been ar
ranged: sunday school, 10 a. M; holy
communion. II n. M: preaching by
Rev, j. Il. harrington of Boise, Ida;
services ut 8 y. M; preaching by Rev.
r. w. Bussard of the Holy Trinity
church. and also by Rev. l.. Strom-
uuist OF Idaho Falls.
Pcrkcs Has n Conuntlrum---Secreta
Perkes of the Real Estate assocla-
ton asks, "lf the statement of cor
tain contractors Is true, that hundreds
of laborers and mechanics were
brought to this city for work that was
not to be had by the advertising of
Salt Lake by the association, and so
many are now here out of employ
ment; how does 1t como about that
there Is standing room only In the
local theaters, even the picture shows
being lncomfortably crowded? HOW
can people who are In distressing
circumstances, raise money to. attend
houses of amusement night after
night?"
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Political SideIights.
MIR. MOVIE SET RIGHT.

James II. Moylc. chairman Of the
state Democratic committee, says no
wishes to set right the impression given
in the report of the Democratic rally
Wednesday night, In which 1t Is stated
that Mr.. Moyle, in his speech, men
toned the names OF cx-Gov. Heber NJ,
Wells. Fred j. kicsel and Nephi l..
Morris. u did not mention the names
of these gentlemen" said Mr.. Moyle,
and would like to have The News
make this correction" Mr.. Moylo also
said that In the report of the remarks
of Jesse knight, wherein he is quoted
as saying that the Democratic party
had $4,000 in its campaign fund to be-
gin with. should have read that Mr..
Knight said the Democrats have only,
$40 with which to start the cam
paign. II only regret that we have not
the $4,000" said Mr.. MoyIe. but the
Democrats never had nearly that sum
in any campaign that l know anything
about. Mr.. Knight said $40, which was
approximately correct at that time"
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STAKE CONFERENCES
Appointments From October IS 1910 to March 2e 1911

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JOHN. SMITH
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ELDnEDGE IS CHAIRMAN.
Reelected Head of County Orgnnizn-
ton by Republicans.

j. u. Eldredge, Jr, was reelected
chairman of the new Republican coun-
ty committee at a meeting of the COM
mlttee and the candidates recently
nominated on the Republican ticket.
held at room 202 of the Cullen hotel last
night. Mr.. Eldredge's selection was
by unanimous vote, and he, was given
authority to choose his own secretary.
AIR. Eldredge has asked Horace II.
Smith,. Senator Sutherland's private
secretary. to occupy the position, and
If Mr.. Smith accepts, the appointment
Will be formally. announced today.
Chairman Eldredge has been granted Il
leave OF absence until Nov. 10 from
the United states assay office. where
he is assayer In charge and he will
open UP headquarters today on tho
second floor Of the Atlas block, Just
above the headquarters used two years
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LONDON CONFERENCE.
Splendid Program Features of Re.
union OF Saints ana Elders.

Tho reunion of the elders and Saints
OF the London conference was held in
Whitney hall last evening. at which a
most enjoyable program was rendered
and a pleasant evening spent The ex.
ercises We're conducted by Elder VIII
liam j. Willcs, president of the local
organization OF the London conference.
The program was followed by refresh
ments and dancing. The following num-
bers were included In the program:
Quartet, Annie Laurie" Fred Graham,
Thomas S. Ashworth. Willard Squircs,
Victor Christnpherson; violin solo, Miss
Georgia Young, Tracy Y. Cannon nc
companist: "Reminiscences of EARLY
London Missionary Life" Elder c. W..
Penrose; piano Solo. Miss Sybella Clay
ton; quartet, "R!goletto," Irene Kelly,
Edna Dwyer Hugh Dougall. Fred Gra-
ham, Spencer Clawson. Jr., accompan-
list, "Tidblts," VIA. Morton: bass solo,
N. L. Smith: soprano solo. Margaret
Summerhays. i'sssE 55a,
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Grand COUNTY rIcKI2r.
(Spoclnl to VINO Ncws.l

Moab, Oct. Tho following ticket
was placed in nomjnation by the Dem
ocratic convention held at this place
yesterday for state rcprrscntatlrc and
Grand county officers: For representa-
term commissioner II. We Branson of
Richardson's: short-term commissioner,
A.. p. NIohr of Elgin; for. clerk and re-.
corder a. a. SNeff OF Moab; for sheriff,
Richard LIZ Winbourn of Moab; for
assessor, Thomas B. Foy of Moab:ifor
treasurer, Robert ]. Thomson of Moab,
With the exception OF the nomination
for sheriff, every candidate was named
iby acclamation. The convention passed
a!resolution asking for n state bridge
at Moab, and the nominee for the }leg-
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] NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Monroe state bank of Monroe.
Sewer county. has flied articles OF In
corporation with the secretary Of state.
The 'capltalizatlon Is s25,0CC.S subscribed
by about 100 residents of Salt Lake City,
Lowe Is president: John C. Cutler, vice
president; Heber Swindle. cashier: Con-
slant Thueson. Orson Magleby. Il. NJ.
Greenwood, Alma IT, Bohman. II. e..
whitney and Elias a. Smith. additional
4 - 4
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~ SaSotiNSHtlOllsI lelu mere ScStciuiyf
placed In nominatonSfor the Eleventh
senatorial district. comprising Beaver.
iron. Washington and Kane counties.
Henry Lunt. Tho Ogden platform was
endorsed by the convention. Bishop
Lunt Is selected to succeed Albert u.
Miller whose term as state senator
has expired. 5s
In printing the list of the nominees
of the Democratic ticket of Sanpete
county, the name of John Swensen
Was used In iconnection with the nom
ination for sheriff. The name of Sven
sen Is incorrect. and it should have
been John Frandsen, who is the Demo-
cratic candidate for, sheriff In Sanpete
county. 800
Col. d. G. Jackling is reported as
saying that he Will stand by the Re-
publican ticket and its nominees, deny
Ing the story printed in The Tribune
and Telegram that he was lukeIvarm
in his support of Senator Sutherland.
Democratic orators are en-. route this
week with several busy days before
them. Judge Erickson, candidate for
congress, Judge &C. Richards. nom
sinee FOR supreme Justice and Mat
.Marysvale, Pluto county. where they
held a night rally, Friday morn
ing they spoke at Junction, in the
afternoon at Circleville, and at night
a, Panguitch. Saturday Paragoonah
VIII be the scene of a day rally, the
speakers returning to Panguitch for
another evening session. Monday they
will visit Beaver md vicinity. arriv-
ing at Milford for n meeting Tuesday
Utah counties, they will wind up on
the fifteenth alta big Democratic rally
a Ogden. '&i, e
County and state Republican head
quarters have been opened IN a suite
of 10 rooms on the second floor OF the
Atlas block. midway between Main
and West Temple streets on Second
South. Chairman J. U. Eldredge, Jr.,
of the county Republican committee Is
In charge, with Horace H. Smith as!
secretary and George Wilson. assistant.
secretary. Maj. Fl. p. Mytonf Is SER,
Eeant-at-arp1s 1.-THE Headquarters. Col.
from New York, and Is expected to ar
rive in Salt Lake today, and select
several Of the rooms for state head
quarters.
The organization of a colored, Repub-.y
lcan club was effected last night at n
meeting held at IA east Second South
street. The club passed resolutions en-,
dorslng the Republican ticket, and
steps were taken]for the formation OF;
u uniformed drum corps and marching
club. James McAdans was elected
president of the club: Edward Hines,
secretary, and C. "A. Whitman, treas
urer An executive committee was
also appointed, which consists OF Law.
renee Marsh. chairman:gJ w. Willis.
Mrs. LA. Morris. w. S. Kenny. Mrs.
Lizzie yoss and Edward Hines.
A. II. Harvey, candidate for represent
tatiyet on the 3"American.s ticket has re-
signed, Some Significance !s attached
to the resignation because OF Harvey's
prominence in union labor circles.
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.tslature was pledged. If elected, to work
for this appropriation.
IvERsoN VS.. IYERsoN.
(special 10 Tho Nowg.)

/. Price. Carbon CO.. Oct. 7.--1verson
AGAINST lverson is the lineup for the
state senatorial contest in this district.
me Democrats at their convention yes
terday placed In nomination Lars A.
lverson for the state senate. and he is
opposed by g. A. 1vcrson, Republican
nominee.
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LAND A BAD PAIR.
Detectives Wilson and Golding Arrest
Two Notorious Dips on Street Car.

Frank Babb and James Tlton, who,
the police say, have bad records as
pickpockets. were arrested on street
car by Detectives Golding ana Wilson
this afternoon and lodged in tho city
jail. They are charged with drunken
ness. but tho police will endeavor To,
connect them with some of the recent
&offenses pcrpetrated by professional
dips among the fair and conference
gCrOWdss AZ 49, tf3,. nlIa5 W. Ray sSgts.t fETH
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Consider tho evidence OF history as
to the falling away OF the Primitive
Church See 1.-THE Great Apostasy."
tho new book from tho pen OF DR..
Talmage. Deseret News Book Store.
cloth. 60 cents.
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HENRY 1uNT. NoMnNATEp.
Especial to The Ncws.)

Cedar City, Oct. 7.--The Republican,
district convention held here yesterday
placed IN nominatiomfor the Eleventh
senatorial district, comprising Beaver,
Iron. Washington and Kane counties.
Henry Lunt. Tho Ogden platform was
endorsed by the convention. Bishop
Lunt Is selected to succeed Albert =.
Miller. whose term as state senator
has expired.
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HAY AND GRAIN.

Wholesale. Retail.
Alfalfa, per ton SIG. 90 cwt.S 30
Bran. per cwt............ 1925 lao
Barley. rolled, per cwt.. 1850 leo
Corn. per cwt .......... 40 1.W
Cracked corn, per cwt :. LIS Lbs
Corn meal. per cwt.... 2.50 800
Oats per cwt Z. y, !. l.50 LIS
Shorts. per cwt........... LAO 1850
Timothy, per ton........ 1900
Timothy. per cwt.... 100
Wheat. per cwt $685.. 1.66 1870
FLOUR.
High patent, Utah, cwt.. 2.35 $50
Str grade. Utah, cwt.... 2.20 $50
Family. Utah. per cwt... 2.1o 2.4o
SUGAR. I.
Cane,-per cwt.............i $50 GAO
Beet per cwt...... 1895. 6.10 $40
EGGS.
Strictly fresh. per doz. -. as
Strictly fresh, per case. 1000 ~.
Il CHEESE.
Utah, per lib. .............. 1ss .25
Swiss Gmported), per lb 80 80
New FORK cream, per. lb.. .23 80
Roquefort, per lb. 1880. .SS so
Brie. per can f................ so
sCamembert, per can...... -. so
ENeufchatel. per can......4.... 80
Limburger. per ID. 1900. al 20
Edarn, each .......... 100 1925
Empire. brick, per lib 4. 30 20
Romano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 .oo
MILK AND CREAM.
Fresh MIL, s gallon ...... $3.50 ct. .osh
Over per quart. -. .0s
Babies. special, per quart 80. "a
Fresh cream, per gallon. 90 Ct. 40
Whipping cream,per gal. 1.20 OF. so
POULTRY.
Dressed hens, per h.. ..20@21 rs
Spring chickens. per lib. 2l@25 25@so &
Geese. per pDund......... IT 20
Turkey, per ID. ........... .26 .35
Ducks tdomestlc). per Id. 20 .25
FRESH MEATS.
WHOLESALE.
Dressed beef per pound ..........6h@s
Dressed mutton. per pound .......7@9
Dressed veal, per pound. .............1
Dressed pork, per pound. .13N
Pork loins, per pound ...............15
Dressed spring lamb. per pound.......
RETAIL.
Sirloin. per pound.
Family porterhouse, per pound........1S
Short cut, per pound. ..209s3
Round, per pound. ....................:lS
Chuck, per pound .............. 1915
Pot roast. per pound ...........,S9lala
Prime rib, per pound ........lIk925.
Rump, per pound ...................i5
Boiling. per pound ........,.... ..4qDs
Soup bones, per pound .....,..,......3
Pork chops. per pound ................25
Hams, per pound. whole 20 @2G:
Salt pork, per pound .................22
Veal chops. per pound.
Shoulder chops, per- pound .169l1h
Shoulder roast. per, pound ..........ls
Breast stew. per pound .............12h
Mutton Qeg). prime. per pound ....16
Loin and rib chops, per pound ....17h
Shoulder chops, per pound ..........12h
Lamb, spring; per. pound ............25
Prime chops, per pound (best) ......25
Stew. per pound ......1o
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tho thousands of spllnters that were
made by the Wreckage is marveied at.
1t was thought at the time that some
of the children and Mrs. Lambourne
were more seriously Injured than they
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HOSPITAL BEs1EGED.

Have 1t Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones. 1452.
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SeinQduto11
gtoman BON 6. gernfeIb.
(Tortiebuna.)

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ten lie neus Nohrihteu nit - Der Heii
Der Mosten1Geieaf4uft pur gu elmer
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Bernard $. g}uTt an atlas 6. ii. 3.

Bernard s.. Auft an atlas 6. II. 3.
Co., $1700.
Wm. s. acepfer on Warlaip Mpe.
9. IL. 6. Co., 5000.
4lics M. Sen an GongreB y. u.
60, $1700.
Wlatilbe q. Mi[liams an Sune Str.
9. 9. II. 8. Co., $25O0,
8etifgte 6ppotbeten.
Wlinnis gfau an 2ineoln guuper.
Elm, $1,000.
Wlarp 6. 8ruenlpalp on CT. 8ers
noro y. Ii. =. U. 60, $500.
gicolas Weber an Wm. aleranoer,
$31O0.
2puis Steaermiller on Gnterpriie
9. II. g. VI. Co., $500.
2(monba anigbtlinser on oome 3.
u. z. u. Co., $3.50.
Soiepbine Wf. 6an on 5ome 9. Ii.
8. 60. $500.
6slen gramsr on /. Nurb 3. II. 6.
u. Co.. $500.
5bos. 2ind, IT.. an Gbos. s. Noam,
$500.
Sarab u. pueh an aponeals 6. II.
.. Co., $500.
9isislbs an Carthage G. II. 6. a.,
$17O0.
gmeline 2upton an Soutbern Sbio
9. II. :. Go. $500.
y. 8. Ruit an 9rssn Ctr. 6. II. 3.
Co.. $1,000
Senrp aobte an Srso. Jenter. 5000.
Geo. 3. aeitner an Sobn 8. Goitsllo,
$500.
Gupbroiine Rob an Sun 9. u. go.
4, $500.
Chris. 9liendber on Some 3. II.
8. u. Co., $1700.
Wlaeeis u. Rupler an 70. .. Wsnts,
$1,000.
6. s. Ssr5os an 9Uoe. @e7ner &c
Co., S97.
sSobn CONNER an Mobolpt placs Z.
IL. q. SO. $1,000.
Ri6oro goung an Union g. .. u.
Z. SO. $1700.
@nna Meemonn an gartp & 3ims
msrman. $500.
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iterbaus eineefl0bt; CT mubte iieb fds
gen. bdb Der Sput, ben man ieine:n
5reunoe uuf benz Hebensrunpitiid pore
gegautelt, IN irseno ipelher 8erbits
ouns NIT benz Sauis aloiterItrabe
Rummer IL itebs.
9ebeimratb 9aIepoip unb Doliss;s
0irettor Sepbenbers brdhen auf, um
an Die llnteriu6une Der psrmauerten
3biir su geben. 2aternen unb 2euhs
ten iparen bereit; man besab itch in
ben Sof.
Die ertpdbnte 5biir befanb iih Ieits
ipGrts tn Der 6intermauer bes soauics
unter einem iebt unbenubten Shups
pen, Der i'm Dinter sur aufitapelulg
BON grennbpl3 fir ben 5ausbeolrf
oiente. Gs mar cine ileine, eihere
pforte. altsrssrau unb in ibrem SoIS
ani9einenb nid1t periebrt; cine bifs
Siin6e iiber3pa lie sleih Der Rdusr
uno lieb beioe taum BON chamber uas
teriteioen. Die 3biir Setete fih nnr
als eine flahe Rifhe in Dem Mausrs
1perf, osnn man bate bas lebtere fsi=
ner5eit peritdrtt unb babel bic Steire
um Die 3hiir berum iiber bic RGnoer
oerIelben binipsesrsifen laFen, 10 oab
bic pforte eeniiiermaBen eineemauert
mar uno niht mehr oeoffnet iperpen
tonnte. Sslbit Elm Sanbsriff fsbIts,
lin on Der 2biir gu Sieben.
(rortieburd fofuf.1
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Gruuo.iselltbuns Sppotbeteu.


Rsue Sppothefen.
Sarab Sane Scarborough an Gbos.
6. aeribGtp. $40O.
Warp 6. @ruenetDalo an ct. 8tr-
narb prpgr. 9. II. 6. a., $3.50.
gllen grseoon on Gnterpriie y. u.
6. u. Co., $1150.
Sba M. Cape an bto. 5000
Sobn Risienberg on 9ont y. eo.,
$1,000.
Deter s. sraeep an aibertp gt. u.
CAB. Co., $2400.
Msarearst 3. Wiaiams on Gtor .
u. go. 3 Co., $500.
osos. Srsntmon an prire 9ia GagL
6. Ii. 9. Co., SO. /, $1250.
Gmil Saudi an Mobopt plaes 6. II
3. Co., $3.50.
s5ra3ee glarf an Sos. VI. elart
$1538.98.
Ialter $. Miitsnins an aponbal'
6. Ii. 3. Co.. $1,000.
9be GoDle Renltp 60. an u. 9
Gtemmler, $1,000.
gIifforb 90. Geift an Goeon y. 60.
$4,000.
gmeline aupton an go. g. aupton
$500.
d. ws. oarDues an Star .. q. 80
3 Co., $4,000.
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ni1t Elm ein5iger unter ben pislen adus
fern iIh ssfunoen bat. Der odmaIs osm
beriibntien giIarbbsIpen ipeasH ieinsr
fdmDfsn piuen seSiirnt bate. Seii
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ben gillatoitod BEL Seite eeleet. er
mar ss, Der ben ,groBsn Roberts' i'm
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9stor6 aufIisiIie, bsnn er ipielts AZ
Stanben lang obne llnierbrehune, bis
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ben frau3oiiihen 8ilIaromeiiisr Big
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oobsi 1898 puntts errang, pdbreno In
Der elsicben 3eit isin ejesner S'Suili-
ban nur 1896 guntte martiren icnnie.
sSn jener oenttpIroiaen partis bate
8ianouo beim SpieleH nift ireniger
uIs % ailomsier unb $50 Wetsr Siss
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beim umtreiien bss 9iudrbtiihss.
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