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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
WARNER TOMORROW.

The range of the thermometer has
raised within the last day to 5l-B degrees
with prospects for its being warmer Sat
urday The northern low has passed 10
the upper lakes. having produced qener-
al cloudincss and scattered precipitation
ON the way, while another depression has
appeared on the Canadian border IN the
ROCKY mountain region. which Is causing
chinook temperatures on the eastern
slope though the sky is generally clear
On that scction. The low that appeared
10 have passed on the map to the south
yesterday morning 20 Mexico and the
Cuff is now moving across the southeast
ern states. whore precipitation was heavy
Yesterday and last night New Orleans
reporting , 70 Inches yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
MORE UNDESIRABLES
THROWN IN CITY JAIL
Now Twenty-Five Men Behind the
Bars Held on $500 Bail on
Nagrancy Charge.

Six more male parasites We're arrest
ed Thursday night and lodged iu the
city Jail on the charge of VagrsncN
Their bail was hxed in the sum of $500
each and none of them was able 90
furnish the money. Three of the
prisoners ore negroes an nashilv dress
ed and each supplied with comfort
able working capital.
In police court this afternoon % of
these undesirable citizens" were ar
raigned and they are 60 be tried sep
arately ON the charge Of vagrancy
There are 40 cases on the docket Tor
today and this means 10 will take sew
cral days TO clear the docket OF the
yag cases.
The names OF the prisoners as they
appe . ON the register OF arrests are
as fsuows. T. f.. clark. L. Robinson
j. j. smith. Dan Brown. James Crouth
NJ Donneiy y, Waldo. n. W. Martin
Gene Perry. g. NJ Scott. g. l. Frost
Mike Anderson. Pa Gallagher. Joe Toll
man. T. Paulsou, j r. Henry, u. Strip
w Prayer. w ID. MCCulloch. A. Reese
Allie Thomas. q. II. Hagenbach. j. T.
Jones. John Kelly r. Watkins Jo-
seph Miller. and Art Logan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
FOR COAL COMPANY
T.. {. Kettle Takes Charge OF Castle
Valley Coal Mine-Will Begin
shipping by July.

Affairs OF the Castle Valley Coal COM
pany az Cedar Greek Emery county.
have been progressing rapidly in the
last few weeks. and within few
months moro the company will reach
its productive period. At that time 1t
will be in position to put better than
800 tons of coal "a day on the market
II. G.. Kittlc Of Salt Lake has been
made superintendent Of the mine and
assumed his duties on March He
win endeavur TO inaugurate program
of more rapid progress IN the develop
ment Of the property. lie is well vers-
ed i'm coal mining and has been con-
uected with various coal mining insu-
tutions Of the state for many years.
The railroad track has been complet-
ed to the new town Of Moreland. where
the company has just finished the
store building, office and butcher shop
for the rev coal mining camp. The
FIRST train went over the road on
Feb. "a.
The store building is one of the fin
est OF its kind in Castle valley. 10 is
made OF native stone taken from the
mountains not more than few hum
dred yards away. II IS a white sand
stone that resembles marble. II Is
3OxlO0 feet The power house ana
tipplc are nearing completion ana the
railroad viii soon De hauling In the
machinery for them.
The company now expects 70 have
IFS product on tho market early in July
In the meantime there is large
amount Of work To he done The mine
win have 20 be developed a great deal
moro and then there is the rcsurfacng
OF the railroad tracks, putting in Of
various switches the completing of the
two miles surface tram and other
details.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
LEE WILL BE QUIET NOW.
Court and Attorneys Powcrless Untn
Five Dollar Fine l. Imposed.

Sam ID. Lee was only quleted In the
civil division OF the CITY court this
afternoon when Judge Whitaker hned
him 81 for contempt Lee then sub
sided and gave the court no further
trouble. Lee Is suing ~ Jarvis. late
deputy street supervisor for malicious
prosecution Jarvis once upon time
had Lee arrested for calling the Jarvis
family "waddy faced bunch" lee
was subsequently discharged in police
court and then the suit against Jarvis
lu civil action FOR damages followed.
Mrs. Jarvis Was testfying on the stand
this morning when she referred 10 the
incident of Lee calling the Jarvis
family names. Lee was ON his feet ia
"a minute. declaring that the testimony
being given was false His attorneys
attempted 90 make him sit down. then
The court and the court officers took "a
hand. but without effect The court
was finally compelled 90 thunder FROM
the bench You are fined s. for con
tempt of court This was sufficient
Tor leo and the case proceeded after
no Ind paid the amount OF the fine to
the clerk 0f the court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
COMPLAINS TO CITY COUNCIL.
-. 6. Raybould Asks Relief From
Filth Laden Waters.

70. @. Raybould complains. In a COM
munication addressed TO the city coun-
cil today. that the fumes on West
Temple street on Fourth, Fifth, sixth
and Seventh South streets are stopped
up and that the water floods the street
When the uptown streets are flushed.
Mir. Raybould says that the water
eventually comes down West Temple
street carrying with II all the dirt and
rubbish washed from the streets above
and that IL is unhtalthfuL The council
is requested 20 take some action ia
having the fumes which have been
chokcd mp an winter cleaned out At
some of the intersections. the letter
stated. the fumes are not large enough
ana il rs suggested that they be made
large enough 10 handle the water or
divert D. In some other direction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
JOHN W. NELSON CONVICTED.

LOGAN, Utah. March il-Aner a
trial lasting three days in tho district
court, the jury Ia the John W. Nelsol
case brought In a verdict last midnight
Of guilty OF the charge of grand lar.
ccny lie was accused Of stealing "a
load OF grain from John Godfrey While
on the witness stand the defendant ad-
mItted that ne had been convicted be-
fore OF horse stealing and stage rob
berry He viii be sentenced on Monday
John Wangsgard. a youth OF ~ years
who claims his home is In Huntsville.
who broke into store az the Logan
depot about a month ago and who was
caught last week. was up before Judee
MaugEan this morning and sent 20 the
state Industrial school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
FOUR YEARS FOR
MANUFACTURING EVIDENCE

Kharkov. Russia March ll.-inspeC-
tor Lagovsky OF the Lubon police de-
partment was sentenced today 10 -four
years IN the pcnitentiary for manufac-
turing evidence ON which three limo
cent students narrowly escaped court
martial and death for terrorist attempt
Lagovsky. hoping 90 secure promo
ton. cOncoctcd tcrrorists proclamation
and cipher correspondence which he
concealed Zoo the houses of the students.
showing their connection with the
crimes. buried "a number of bombs and
rcyoINcrs In their gardens and, as "a
climax. shot himself iu the arm Co
simulate an attempt ON his life, swear
ing that he had Identified one cf the
students as "a pcrpeuator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
ARlZ0NA-NEW MEXICO
STATEHOOD BILL REPORTED

washington March 1.-THE Arizona
and New Mexico statehood bin was
ordered ravoraby reported by the sem
ate committee on ,territ0ries today.
Amendments were adopted which viii
permit AN citizons who have resided iu
the territories FOR one year or more Co
vote for the ratification Of the constitu-
lions of the proposed states
The effect of this riil Doe Co enact
election qualifications 20 the form they
existed prior to the recent acts of the
territorial legislatures which had the
effect OF disfranchisins certain classes
of citizens notably MeXicans, aud
which was designed, according to
charges made By the Republicans. 20
make the states Democratic beyond
any question. for many years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
ALL CHALLENGES
WERE ACCEPTED
Deputy Eugenio Chiesa of Milan
Received Five and Fought
Two DueIs.
HONOR FULLY INDICATED.
lie Addressed Question 10 Govern
mcnt Concerning influence OF
Austrian Countess. on Arniy

Rome. March 1.-The honor Of every
one concerned has been vlndicated m
the two duels fought by Eugenio Chi
esa. the Republican deputy OF Milan
ana the other three cugagy mcuts OK The
OFFENDING party were called on today
In the chamber Of deputies last mi
day Chicsa. who has reputation us
"a duelist. addressed AN Interrogation
Go the government concerning what h.
described ms the influence OF the Aus
triau Baroness Slemans on the Italian
army by reason Of her acquaintance
with the late L.icut.-Geu. Ianccrc Sale
and subsequently with Gen. Fecia Di
Cossatto. the commander Of the grand
maneuvcrs and who is said 90 he en-
gagged 20 marry the baroness. Gen
Prudcntc. under secretary Of war. re-
fused 10 reply whcrcupOu he was
roundly abused by Chicsa, who toOG
occasion 10 remark that Duchess di
Iitta had been great faVorite with the
late King Humbert. Count Gnacpm1
Morando, a nephew of the duchess,
boxed Chiesa's ears and then challeng ID
the latter 90 combat
Gen Prudcnte also sent his seconds
TO Chlcsa, an did Gen, Fecia di Cos
satto. A fourth challenge was receiv-
ed from a son of the Duchess al Latta
az Milan and nth from "a nephew
Of the duchess In Berlin
Chiesa announced his Willingness TO
meet all corners and on Wednesday
received a prick on the chin from the
sword OF Gen Prudente. Yesterday,
after "a assaults. Chiesa put his mark
on the cheek Of Gen. Fecia 81 Cos
satto. and today n was decided that
everyone was satisfied.
Baroness Siemans arrived from Ber-
lin today and will nurse the general
back TO his normal health.
II IS reported that the two VIII be
married soon. The general is GO years
Of age and the baroness ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
NEW YORK WILL HAVE
PORTABLE SCH00LH0USES

o." YORK Mach IA large part OF
1900" which New York will spend this
rt loi new school buildings is 90 go
.'se' a scheme of Mayor Guvnor for
immediate relief OF the congestion iu
.1Nled parts OF the city. Thore are
,,Iu.l hvo children on part time 10
49, rom two % three yC1rs Go build "a
i,tmaheut schoolhouse. but the portable
di'ss can DE set zap Boo time for tie
.ool openings after next summer yn-
ce,".l Ihe mayor plans 10 provide r.
Term opens ""'' ''"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
PATTEN TASTED OUT
OF EXCHANGE
Chicago Cotton and Grain Spectator
Hootcd at aud Followed in streets
by Crowd. Police Rcscuing Him.

London March IA special die
patch from Manchester says James a.
Patton the Chicago cotton and grain
Spectator. was hootcd or the A'an-
chester exchange this afternoon and
subsequently followed through the
streets by a large crowd lie was
Obliged To find refuge in "a business Of
flee.
The report from Manchester that
James A. Patten was chased out Of tho
Manchester exchange ls confirmed Pat
ten was roughly iostled in the eXchang
before he was hustled out into the
street Eventually the police came 60
IBIS rescue and prevented the hostile
crowd from following the speculator
into the office where ne found .oW-
porary safety. Later re was smuggled
out ~ this office and driven away ia e.
cab.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
MINISTER CALHOUN
HAS CHINESE ESCORT

Chicago. March ii.-Whcn W. j. CAL
houu. minister 90 China, left Chicago
last night on route TO the orient. be- was
attended by an escort Of four Chinese as-
signed by the imperial government az
pekin 90 look after his safety aud COM
fort until Dc sets foot ON Chinese soil
n don't know when / am coming back.
! am going Co stick rr the post until I
have either decidedly succeeded or utter
lv failed. said Nr Calhoun. 81 shall
stay until mss work is finished
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
SeCy. Wilson Issues Order Rails
ing Quarantine in Seven
Counties in Utah.
IT is EFFECTIVE MARCH IS
Liftcd From Entire state Of Wash
ington. aud Large Portions OF Orc
gon. Nevada aud Colorado.


Washington. ID g.. March As fine
result OF the efforts of federal and
state authorities 90 eradicate the dis
ease known as sheep scab. an order has
been Issued by the secretary ~ aRri-
culture, effective March Is. releasing
from quarantine the entire state OF
Washington and large portions Of orc
gon. Nevada. Utah. Colorado and Ari-
zona. as follows That portion Of one
gon lying east OF Cascade noun
tains the counties NJ Lincoln clark
and Nye In Nevada. the counties or
Beaver Piutc. Iron. Garfield. san Juan
washington and Kane IN Utah. an
Arizona except Navajo and Apoobe
counties and AN Of the southern Dor
ton OF Colorado
Ihe release Of SD large an area at this
time indicates the good progress made
during the past year in the work Of
stamping out this disease
When the bureau OF animal Industry
began systematic work more than 10
years ago for the eradication of sbeeo
s'ap thls disease prevailed over large
areas in the west and was rapIdiv
spreading Gradually the Infection nss
been stamped out and areas reduced
uhul the territory now remaining under
quarantine consists only OF the states
or Kentucky, Texas and California. IN
territory OF New Mexico. the southern
portion Of Colorado. two counties In
Arizona. northern parts OF Utah and
Nevada ana the western portion nf orc
gou. These good results have besr
accomplished with the corporation Z
stale ana local officials aud the s'-nn~
OF progressive stoCkmcn. n IS tIr,r
that with the continuation g noe ,
work by all concerned thu .4tu~. t o.
be completely crudicatod 1'm tae ~
within very few wears
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
MOTOR INTERESTS LIKE
THE CALLAN MEASURE

Albany. y Y. March 1.-THE Callan
bin has been approved by the state
legislature committee here and will be
reported faVorably for passage. The
motor interests express general salts
faction with the measure providing for
the annual registration of machines
with a graded fee, licensing Of chauf-
feurs and new speed provisions. The
license fee is s. for machines under 25-
horsepower. SO from 20 to 80. $l5 from
90 to a.; and S25 for those Of higher
horsepower Fees and fines are 90 be
soplied To- the state highway fund
cities may fix their own speed linn
It's. but smaller cities and Incorporated
villages must not make the limit below
t5 miles an hour in the country dis
tricts. speed above 30 miles an hour Is
held prcsumptiyo evidence OF unsafe
driving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
ARRESTED POoLROoM MEN.

Frank Winters, who conducts pool
room at 30 east First South street and
George W. Weiss who has a poolroom at
90 east First south street, were arrested
this morning on warrants charging them
with contributing Co the delinquency or
minors. Winters is accused by Probation
officer Charles Sperry with allowing
Herman McC0lough n years old. to play
pool iu the place Weiss Is charged
with allowing Floyd Bradshaw, r. years
old, 10 frequent his place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
VICE PRESIDENT SHERMAN
EVIDENTLY DISTURBED

Washington. March 1t.-Vice pr.ei .
Gent sherman and Representatlva NJ
h.'''l chairman Of the Republican
confessional committee. are evidcntIv
1iped by TIE developments in me
.'eluougan caucus at Albany last
.isnl They called 10 see President
lai' today and while waiting I'M the
"Hte room MT sherman. whose EXPIRES
.'us seemed 90 have been endorsed BY
representative Mckinley In comment.
ing on the case said:
was not pleased with the selection
referring 90 Cobb as president protan
~ succeed Allds). The other selection
meaning Hinmam would have meant
.aIg sailing for the campaign with no
,Ioud9 or squalls In the way ] would
u"l say that the course Of events com
.ga''. matters but 60 certainly dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
wAsHoUTs IN IDAHO.
Bear River on Rampage Damages O.
:. T.. Tracks Near Montpelier.

The Bear river continues to give
trouble with high water. washing out
the Short Line tracks near Montpelier.
Ida, so that trains are for the time
being det0ured via ogden The only
Inconvenience this causes is TO resi-
dents living between Pocatcllo and
Granger The Southern Pacific COM
pleted repairs IN Palisade canyon
Thursday night, and trains are now
running regularly again between OgNen
and san Francisco. The freights that
have been tied up along the line are
now being released and hurried TO
their destinations The Western Paci-
hc viii run its trains over the Southern
Pacific between washouts ON IFS own
line until repairs are made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
LECTURED ON BIRDS.
Claude 4. Barnes Describes the War
bier Family az the University.

claude o. Barnes lectured before the
graduating normal students OF the uni
versity this morning on "Thc warblers
of Utah
The speaker described the warbIers
most common iu the state. and gave
points of Identification by which they
may Dee recognized iu the field Among
the species prominently discussed We're
Audubou's, the Virginia, Macgillivay's
and the long tailed chat The story OF
bird life as exhibited by This interest
ing bird group. was vividly and SYM
pathetically portrayed by the speaker.
and especially the tragedies and mean
ing of their fan and spring migra tions.
a most interesting feature for those
who had never heard these birds sing in
life was the description Of the song OF
each and les clever Imitation In whist
ling by the speaker
Mr. Barnes's lecture following similar
ones bv Prof Goodwin on the same
subject. was. like those OF the former
speaker. enjoyable, instructive, and 70
the point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION
BILL FAVoRABLY REPORTED

Washington. March 1.-THE bill TO
incorporate the Rockefeller foundation
was ordered favorably reported al an
executive session of the senate district
Of Columbia committee following a
statement made by senator J Murphy.
Representatives of john y. tsckefellef
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
EXTRACTION PAPERS
FOR BEEF TRUST OFFICIALS

New York March u-ENtradition
PAPERS have been prepared in Prose-
-t9f SarNcus office in Jersey CITY 10
...l"g 20 Hudson county the officers OF
lne ois meat concerns indicted by tho
tIand jury The grand jury was called
wsether again today 20 renew It's in
'estigation OF beef trust matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
TOMORROW


Other features Of this paper -iE
De as follows
Paul Revere. messenger Of the
Revolution who became Americas
copper king illustrated
Famous Swedish painter afraid
money would spoil him
Amazing Crafts in the Russian
army discovered on unexpected
visit Of the c2ar, Illustrated
London society gossip of interest
10 Americans.
Wnde's unWritten story along the
lines Of tire Chandelier
THE MAKING OF A NEWS
PAPER The press room and MALL
ing department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
W. w R1TERS STATEMENT.
Saws NlUa,~ supposed Oregon Lumber
Co. Timber Land Titles Were Perfect.

ar W. W Ritter. who is one OF the d.
reetors Of The Oregon Lumber company.
on being asked FOR a statement relative
o. the alleged land frauds in sumpter
valley. Or. said. "rhe reports az 10 tho
railroad company being al all involved
were incorrect. the company had nothing
whatever 90 do with the matter. as ID
owned no lands I'm that country further
Iau the right OF way for its line The
Oregon Lumber company has interests
there in the timber lands involved. but
always supposed our titles were perfect
and on my visits there I have Always In
CURED Of the company's employees who
had the matter In hand. whether We held
any ttles subject 20 attack and was al
ways told there were none
Mr Ritter says that ne has no further
Interest On the railroad company than that
Of any other stockholder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
PEACEFUL COUNCIL SESSION.

LOGAN, March i1.-For the first time
this year tho city council mot and
transacted business without a wrangle
The regular appropriation bin was
passed In the absence OF the holdover
president John r. Game. Councilman
stevens Republican. was chosen chair
man. There were two Republican alb
sentees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
SHERIDAN RURAL CARRIER

Washington, u. g.. March ll-Gay-
lord G.. McCombs has been appointed
rural carrier. Walter r Fillmore. sub.
route % at Sheridan wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-11
Chief Engineer Davis of ReCIama-
ton Service Tells Of Interview
With SeCy. BaIIinger.
WITHDRAWN BY MR.. GARFIELD
secretary Repeatedly Gave Verbal or
dcr- That Such Lands be- Pre-
pared for Their Restoration

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linsef- iIh.hot uNe-tgaung commute.
today that BOO preparing lists OF lands
fo DO restored to tho rri,li. domain by
80 r.,i..... .,.,.
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DIG und'i mandatory ORDERS from 'He
secretary.
These lands had b.en Withdrawn tn.
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TOT conservation oi water power sites
Mr. Ballugcr. according % MI DAVIS.
rsrp4tsdlt gave verbal nrd.rs THAI tho
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Tor restoration ana that their WIN
ataWaI had been in direct violation ~
Jaw ana c9ula not DE sustained No
written Orders however. were over l.-
sura.
MT Davis De- before %, committee ou
summons Issued hy counsel for ilf-
ford finchoi
Ihg prosecution claims that l'it.l.
dent Iaits letter of sept ID last eN
onciatns MI balilhser from the Cav
charges showed tntt MI. Iaii got ihr
impression from Mi. balInscr that he
had made these RESERVATIONS only upon
recommendations of the reclamation
service.
The chief engineer OF the reciamauo1
service also declared today that Mr.
Ballingcr had directed that the lists u
lands % be restored should he prepared
slowly so as not 90 attract pubic at
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committees attention 90 the revised
statutes regarding perjury and subor-
nation OF perjury which he thought
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