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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18


tho system. Just below the hotel. whore
the program was concluded by Elder
John Henry smith offering the dedIca-
torv rfaver
President J,.apb 3 smith raised IN.
bcodgafe 10 lat ip fb, wafer
Following the exercisoa the visitors
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Commented is SEPTEMBER
lhe work OF inc intake anu dlstrihut-
ing system was commenced sept D.
l'''' anu mas been pushci without amy
uhaVoidabIe delay PROF clarence
JARVIS oct inc h- e. VINO ms ltn
charge of the engineering department
mas received many enc1mipms from
competent Judges ioi the almost per
rect WORK which mas grown under Nis
pans ana SUPERVISION ana the men
who have planned and financed the
project are deserving of great credit
Tor thelr INCREASING, which VIII
eventually add millions 20 the re-
sources on me state.
'' 'Nt''' t' Pm ''"'''Ii
ana consists oi cement dam across
the river which rests ON "a solid rock
!'uhu's'lon; IRON Whlgn hundreds OF
t'us OF TOOK was pia 7ted ana re4nuNeul
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water ~ tahth 10 tnt souln side or the
wv auu CphN'1.d down tne canyon in
5li "r,l cana. nv iee' Woe ana icet
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
BACK FROM HARD TRIP.

Engineer J. H. Winwood and party
who have been surveying government
lands In southern Washington county
for five weeks. returned sunday morn
ing They travelled $50 miles by wagon
during their trip \ feature OF their
experience was going 20 sleep one night
In n dust storm. and finding themselves
covered In the morning with I'VE
inches OF SNOW. Water had 10 be
packed IN barrels, as much OF the
country covered was dry as "a bone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
MNNTs nIGnT nr MAY.

The salt Lake a. Ogden Railroad
company this morning filed an action
in tho Third district court for the con-
demnation of portion OF lot 3. block
"a, plat a. ~ Salt Lake city survey.
the same being property owned by Sa-
rah A Lemon. and Chss q Lyngherr
and Thns J. Lemon. doing business as
the Cash Commission company NJ salt
Lake city. The complaint sets forth
that the part of lot sought to be- CON
dcmned is necessary for the building
OF tracks of the plaintif corporation
at The point whore 10 enters salt Lake
city. and that the parties have not
been able 90 agree on any price for
tho .amc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
LATE LOCALS

TWO More Mcmbcrs-r.
members have been sdd."' ney
Manufacturers associatfl. 20 th
loiiow; f. T.. schopue 4 wan,
metal workers. and D b YH.pay
suns. ~ the flour mil uiih Z
making O. total member.bi,, "u'lness
secretary Collett Is olated ~ ei l-l
ln winch new concerns ana we va
themselves with the associatio,, 'shinl
Nelson in the Harne..-p..
Inspector g. ID. Lowe. reren,i','
Nsmced 10 the san Francisco Ii. ad
VIII ieaVe salt Lake Wednosds,, sion
.a9ulilt ms new office The 49,,
~ vlIlng the Salt Lake on
en-, I've - successor, r r. Nal.
WI mi 4e Nell cleaned up by toni..al
~ ~. ,tspector Nelson IS already
INTO the groove OF local affairs wei
irving a Weston Stunt,
OF seven people are Dfsr,.l pdfu
walk from the MURRAY lens.
the street railway. next satpri..tls %
ming 10 the Maxneld rspch eve
cottonwood canyon. nine mile ~
light Of the fun moon. waikiki M
again sunday afternoon and eyeri- ~
Two Cases of SMALLPOX ~ ,.
son, aged 30 years. OF 2sq W
seventh south street. and loud.
lverson aged six years. OF 2t-
seventh South street. have so.. 's
ported TO the city board of nom. Pc
suffering with smallpox.
Rehearsal Place Chanecd-pir..,
kirkham OF the Liberty stake nav
chorus calls tho attention OF inep,ba-,
"a change In tho place OF rahesr.,
Tor Tuesday evening az O'Clock M.
hnal practise occurring in the Tbir'
ward hail instead of the second v.s-i
as proviosuly announced
Fry for Utah Strcams-Fieb o.,
Game Commissioner T. M Chez.
has just shipped 15O.O0O proot ~
Germon brown fish fry 20 the strss,,
i'm Weber county. and win sbin y,
morrow. 10 1000 hsh Fry 90 the strssr,,
near Coalville in summit county
Governor Invitcd-Govcrnor s,-,
has received an Invitation 10 at,e,i
the unwilling ceremonies OF a si,i,.,
of General Thaddeus Kosclusko bv tt.
Polish National Alliance on NAV ny
and 20 attend the opening session "a
the Polish National congress or
Thursday. May r. This is the fr.
session Of the congress held I'M Amer.
ca and Rlans win be discussed for tfs
bettcrment Of the condition OF m,
Polish people In America.
Articles Amcndcd-An amendmsat
10 the articles of incorporation Of tbs
Alfred Ditch Go. OF Price, Carbon
county, has been filed IN the onie,
Of the secretary Of state. increasing
the capital stock NJ the company from
$4,000 TO $4,000. The increase Z
made TO permit the company 10 en-.
large its dam and works IN the Price
river. through which is diverted waite,
for its canal for irrigation Uurposes
Second Ward-A farewell enter.
tainmeut will be given In the Second
ward amusement hail on the evening
Of Tuesday, April 49, beginning az
p. m. An excellent program has beer
prepared I'm which the following wig
take part. Helen Croft, Unna White
Melvin Peterson. Mrs. Frank Brown.
Margaret Summerhayv. Gustav A.
Schuster. w. n. tovesey, Oscar A.
Roth. John Arid. Aaron Qulst. Irene
Kelly and the departing missionary,
Jesse NJ Rupp, tho affair concluding
with remarks by Bishop Heber e. liver.
son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
TO INVESTIGATE CLAIMS.

Judge john stausbury the United
States attorney. will leave for the Moab
BLUR country u the extreme southeast
srn part of tbe state. this evening. TO be
absent week Investigating Indian
claims Ha W.Il be- accompanied hy Mrs.
bailey uf this Uity who has SiTsU
damtge claim agtlust rncle sum. This
property Joss consisted or horses. cat
tieaud buildings. owned nv Mrs I1lley's
former husband. 1ir. Barton. whose ranch
near Blue was attacked and destroyed
hy the NaVafus BOB 1sA1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18

no notified the police An Of the
slaughter houses that could be- reached
by telephone were notified and a des-
Cripti0u of the cows given. Word
reached Nippcrs just iu time To pre-
vent Cine slaughter of the cattle. The
names OF the men who sold the cattle.
ass given ON the bin of SALE are r..
Beckstead and Mike Green.
Boys playing in the neighborhood Of
tho pasture saw the men drive the
COWS away but they thought nothing
OF 20 until Zeilcr made inquiries. The
police have "a good description Of the
thieves and hope to apprehcnd them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
SEEKING LOST RELATIVES.

Postmaster A. r. Thomas was asked
twice today Ca play the part OF tracer
OF lost persons. Mrs Lilly Harrison
of Astoria, Mo, through the postmas-
ter. seeks the whereabouts of her only
son, Charles Harrison. a boilormaker
by trade and who left his home Soma
time ago 60 come 20 salt Lake. The
aged mother Is fearful. in the absence
of any letters from him, that he has
been the victim Of some accident
A. n Shepard, connected with the
traffic department OF the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway company az Wilmington.
n g.. is anxious 20 locate his brother.
Walter r. Shepard. who was last heard
OF as residing at 945 Seventh East
street, Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
INrERuRBAN cARs ARRIvEn.

The 10 new electric lnterurban cars
FOR the Bamberger road that were due
here last Wednesday arrived Sunday
over the Denver & Rio Grande, pre-
senung an handsome appearance The
cars came on their own wheels from
the works OF the Jewett company at
Mt Vernon. @. They are equipped with
the latest and best devices for opera
ton. Two fine express cars win be
along in two weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
MINER KILLED AT KING DAVID

Jesse knight received q telegram
from supt. Smith Of tho King David
mine near Frisco. Utah. informing him
that a miner. whose name was not
given. had been killed In the mine sat
urday Nj knight directed officers Of
the company 60 go az once 10 Frisco
To investigate the circumstances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
FALLS FROM sCAFFOLD.
A. W. Poulson Badly Hurt While at
Work This Morning

A. w Poulson. a pile driver from
Lewiston. Utah. employed at the works
Of the Utah Gas & Coke company.
met with painful Injuries shortly be
fore noon today when the scaffolding
upon which he was working, broke and
Poulsun was hurled % the ground a
distance Of 20 feet While no bones
We're broken. Poulson was rendered un-
conscious by the shCck and was badly
bruised about the body. He received
a tWo-ineh cash In the left side OF the
head above the car. and three
fingers on the left hand were 50 badly
laCcratod that &C. Is feared they will
have 10 be amputatcd DIT. ". r..
Srrague. assistant city physician. was
sumomncd after Poulson had been re-
moved 20 tho emergency hospital by
the police. The wounds We're dressed
and Pousun was sent 10 his room IN
west First South street On Spague
stated that n the circulation koDt up
wol and mo- complications ser In. there
was a chance % save the fingers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
THREE NEW CITIZENS.

Three aliens wc-e admitted to
citizenship 10 Judge Morse's division
OF the Third district court this morn
ing. as follows: John Mcqueen. native
Of England: Soren N. Rasmussen, ma
tive ~ Denmark. Roderick Mckenzie,
native of Canada Several appltca-
tions for citizenship were continued
until noxt term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
PLEA FOR UTAH ASPHALT.
ALayor Receives Communication
but l. Not Enthusiastic.

Mayor John IS. Bransford this morn
ing received communication from
George r. Odell OF salt Lake CITY, set
ting forth the advantages Of the use Of
Utah asphalt for street paving pur-
poses over am others Mr. Odell says
the pittshurg Salt Lake OH company
can supply from lbs beds az sunny
side UTAH asphalt for S625 ton less
than the article now In use costs the
city. ana asks that the. Utah product
be given a careful trial The mayor
SAYS that IN the past there has been
difficulty On inducing contractors 10 bid
on work 90 be- done With Utah asphalt
and that II has also been difficult TO
secure delivery OF the asphalt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
FATHER OF REV. sIMPKIN DEAD

The Rev p a. simpkin Of the
Phillips Congregational church re-
ceived a cablegram this morning an
nouncinp the death OF his father at
WigRan. Lancashire. England. Mr..
Simpkin for many years has been
identified with the English coal
mining industry. being an owner Of
large properties and active In other
business affairs there He was a man
Of wealth and was highly esteemed
for his influence in the community
for betterment in civic and social af-
fairs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
TWO cows STOLEN
animal. 10 slauehler House.

The police are looking for cattle
thieves who stole two cows from the
pasture OF Joe teller 20 east Eighth
South street Saturday. drove them 10
Thomas j Nippcr's slaughter house on
Twelfth South and Third West and
sold tho animals for $u
As soon As zeiler missed the cattle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral OF zina Westminster nv ".
be held I'M the Emerson ward chapf' '..y
dav afternoon al o'clock hu''"' 'N NV
GENE terry.
The funeral OF John J soren,,'l y. w.
be hold i'm the Thlrty-thrd Wafi g.ai
Tuesdav afternoon az 2 eloth. ',-,
are invited 10 attend buriai '' ivy
fffrN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
NEW FISH HATCHERY.
Contract Let for 100000 Fry PLAN
To be Completed Next Month.

Y NAlNNNAA III hNN AsRNWHNNW y y . AaAAAN
To be Completed Next Month.
The contract was awarded today Tor
the erection Of a state fish hatchery
at Panguitch lake, the successful bid
der being John u Morreu o. Junction,
Piute county Work is TO bee commenced
az once and the hatchery will Doe COM
pleted by May co. IN time for the spring
hatch Its capacity VII he 100000 ma
tive trout fry. 10 "a 20 he erected on "a
site consisting Of Ave acres with ample
water which was given % the state by
John L. Sevey and company Of Pan
gmtch
Mr. Chambers the state FISH and
game commissioner. win leave for Pam
gultch lake on Friday, taking with him
$50. 900 FRY Of eastern brook, German
brown and rainbow trout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
BOY ESCAPES PROSECUTION.


The Police Think.
Tommy Crawford the ll-vcar-oId boy
who was shot in The foot Dos P1rolman
Phillips about three weeks ago while in
the company Of several other boys. Do"
was robblug the Refrigerator at tlu nome
OF f. u. Farnsworth. Jr.. 90 sixth avenue.
win NOT be- prosecuted for the oneus'.
The lad was taken to A. Marks ho-pi-
tgI. hut was sufficiently recovered this
morning to DE takou 90 bis home
patrolmau Phillips mad been leit 90
guard the Furnsworth home ana when
The boys made a. raid on the place the
policeman strrtedsafter them. Not know
ing they were boys. he fred and young
crawford fen with "a bullet iu his foot
The other boys escaped.
There have been @ number nf reports
resolved az police headquarters recently
OF young thieves rOhhiug refrigerators
in the northeastern part Of the city, and
patrolmen have been detailed on the
cases. Iu the case of young Crawford
tho Juvenile court is 90 take no action
and tho police think n has been punished
severely enough
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
THE MORMONs AND THE
THE aTER

An interesting compilation. forming
the history Of thoatricals in Salt Lake,
bv the late John S. Lindsay for sale
at the Deseret News Book store. Price
soc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
DIED

ZONES Edith. daughter or he's MA.
,..ie MAJ, 81. 1859. 200 Mlo,.
ANN 1910 of heart failure UNIV
iny innammatory rheumatism
MEM Ar A07 Tenth avenue Agrp ~.
igi0 of Old age Anna E lhem ~ sos.
som Utah. born sept q l'-H
T,aenh william Taylor Will sup ~.
hddy Al pavson TUESDAY muIn'us m
nersl services viii Doe held al Fa.l,,.,d
r1ssdav Friends arr invited 20 ''''
JAMES. AT % Center street rHlipn.o5i
1910 ~ paralysis, Elizooe. ,r1 Agg
James. wife OF John J'i"'''
b.. 1898 in England. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Managing Editor j. Harry Carson
of The Railroad Red Book. the of cInl
magazine Of the d. g. r. q. railroad
is I'M the city I'm the interest of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18

Read the story Of the apostate
Mother Church and her children IN
"The Great Apostasy," by Dr : T.
Talmage. Deseret News BOOK Store
so cents. cloth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18

The Great Apostasy' considered IN
the light Of scripturai and secular
history. by Dr. J. E. Talmage Deseret
News Book Store, 60 cents per copy.
cloth bound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
EXCURSIONS EAST.

Via OrCgOn SNORT Line.
To Cheynne or Denver and re-
turn ...... ..............t22jO
To Colorado Springs or Pueblo
and return ........... .....l22.5O
To Omaha or Kansas city and
return ...... ...........tl0to
To st Louis and return ....,fisoQ
To St Paul or Minneapolis and
return ..... ............s52.0o
To Chicago and return .......S55o0
Proportionately low rates 20 other
points.
Tickets on sale MAY sth IAN. June
II. is. %. July TIN. and goth. Aug.
Attn and Septem beer ltth and 23rl.
Limit October 31st For further par
ticulars. see agents.
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 20i Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18

r. r. Evans. Florist. 80 $ MS. Msin bal n
Fiaral designs a speciality Fno"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-18
WEATHER REPORT.
Fair Tonight and Tuesday

ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-20
CONFIRMS PEARY'S FIGURES.
Arctic Explorer Tells Wisconsin,
Men of Distance Made on Sled.

Arctic Explorer Tells wisconsin
Men of Distance Made on Sled.
a. T. Leith. brother OF Prof. Leith. OF
the State University at Madison. ap-
peared before the members OF the Wis
consin Republican Club in Grand Army
Hall last evening and not only testified
that it was possible for Commander
Robert +. Pesry to have covered the
distances set down in the log Of his
polar dash, but that he himself, on the
occasion of his recent exploration in the
Hudson Bay district. rad made more
than forty miles day on dog sleds for
eleven days running.
II is entirely matter of the condl-
ton Of the ice. he explained. and with
good going and the dogs in condition, il
is as easy to cover that distance as I'M
der normal conditions it is TO make ff-
teen miles
In describing the speed made by the
dogs. he said il was impossible for q
man to walk as fast they go, even at
their siowest pace, and that. as a rule.
he will have TO trot pretty constantly to
keep up with them
The occasion of the gathering was the
annual smoker OF the club. An elab-
crate programme had been provided. but
because of the excessive strain under
which they had labored for the last
few days the Congressional delegation
sent their regrets. b J. Price was
POSTMASTER of the evening. and toasts
were offered on Wisconsin topics by
Judges George c. Hazeltons z. S. Mills.
and Ray s. Reid, of La Cross.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-20
CAPITAL STYLES BEST.
Ladies' TaiIors Predict Court of
Fashions for Washington.

That Washington is destined to become
the American court of styles. was the
assertion made by Robert Pluym at the
annual banquet of the Association OF
Ladies' Tsilors OF Washington last night
at the Raleigh Hotel.
Mr. Pluym was POSTMASTER and in his
address he spoke of the remarkable sue
cess of the recent STYLE show. and said
the number of society women living in
this city would eventually make Wash
ington the American court of fashions
for the smart set.
f. w. Yea made a short address and
said 1880 persons attended the style
show. number of communications from
exhibitors were read by Charles J. Col
umbus expressing satisfaction at the
manner in which the show was con-
Quoted Mr.. Victor Mindeleff. architect OF
the show, also made a short address.
Among those present were F. c. Choir
ley, n. Del Crosse. Paul Leibel, r. Lip
shutz. NJ. Lowenstein. Andrew Luke,
Robert Pluym, 4. J. Posen, V. NJ. Roth,
William S. Schwartz. J. c. Wineman,
Z. W. Zes, Ludwig Struck. George Wag-
ner, and Phillip Horinstein.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-20
SPRING AT HAND.
Bslmy Breezes to Mark Exit of Old
King Winter.

At midnight the law is of on spring
poems. baseball games. and all other
signs that mark the departure of win
terror tomorrow is the first day Of
spring. The weather man promises that
it will be a real spring day, with mild
temperature and moderate winds.
March p. according to the almanacs,
is the day for the beautiful spring to
make its debut Though this rule has
been broken more than once, the fact
that Leopold McMorris, Of Georgetown,
has found arbutus growing In the woods
Is SUFFICIENT evidence that the vernai
season has arrived.
when you find arbutus in the woods
spring Is sure here, said Leo last night,
as he exhibited a display Of the vine.
Just wait and see. You'll find that this
arbutus is the right dope when ii comes
to telling when spring is here
The Weather Bureau forecaster pre-
diets that for several days the weather
will be baImy. with no change in the
temperature. While the prophet would
not venture any forecast as 20 the
weather conditions for Easter. he said
that, as things look now. fair days will
be the order for a week or more.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-20
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of conzress-Open a. m 70 70 p m on
secular days from p. to 10 p. NJ on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Libray-opea =. m TO D. M: holidays
4. 70 ,. N. Sundays, 20 p. M
White House-open 10 ?. n. to y a.
Tinted States cspisol-Open ?, IN. to 10 p. N.
CeFeogan Gallery Of 4r4-Open tireel Tuesday
to / 30 D. m. Other days. 25r admission.
State, War, and Navy DepSrtnepts-Open a. m
to D. "a. THE original Declaration of Independ
ence is IN the li5eaEy at the State Department.
United States Treas ry-0Den a. N. 70 p q.
United States Patent oihee-open a. m. 70
United States Pension Blreau-open . a. m. 70 4
p IN.
United States Post -oaice-open =. N. 10 p IN.
Washington CITY Post ohice-Open ali hours. (Ths
Dead Letter Once is - the city posi- -oiiicel
National Botanic SafCens-open q. N. to
D. m.
Fish coo,n,issiou-Opes . a m. 70 80 p m
Army Medical Museum--open a. m. 10 A 80 p 10.
National Mussum-open 3. m to 80 p. N I'm
Guiding holidays.
Agricultural Department 9 a. N. to 81
2. M.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing Open a m
washington Monumsn. t5s5ss feet in tesht)-opeu
% a. 10. 10 so p. m Elevator runs from a. N
TO .. NJ
Smithsonian Instigution-Opsn =. m. to 4S
,. m. tincluding houdaysl.
Government Printing Ohice-open 10 a. N. 10
r.
NAVY fard-Open = a. M 70 $50 y. n.
southworfh Cot;sgs- ssth and Prospect ave.
Key Mansion-Homs Of Francis Scott KEY. author
OF The Star spsnglsd Bsnust. Sjis n street
northwest. GTaa daily. excerpt Sunday, a. M to
$50 p. m. Admission free.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological PaTk-open al day.
Rock Greek Bridge aad Park
Chevy Chase and ke1sinEiGn.
Naval OhssrystoFy-0psa 9 T. N. 10 p. N.
Mount Vernon 1.-THE home snd tomb q Washing
tonl--0pen II g. N. 10 o n.
United States Soldiers Home-Open a. M. to
sunset.
United Stats Naval Academy. Annapolis Md.
Arlington National Cemetery.
Fort MyeY Military Post