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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
o.,..,u Is still Busy With Figures
Which Are Being
TabuIated.
ALL At ONCE ANNOUNCEMENT
uu Know al the same Time
The oGcIal Count Of Their
Population.

" fgpnelHl 10 Inc NVNH'f
-, June 2g--Now that the
4 srumerators have finished their
q 'e"s'' .,.or,, community in the country
'p aiding It's breath. fsurat'veiy
.,sins and listening Win every
- tense for the announcement
washington which shall either
'v ..,m rs hopes that it has outgrown
Il ,,,al community or tell II that
Il s,res are not we'll founded. And
,,t accent the verdict at al, for
a W1' tho grow ING and ambitious
s,., have caused delay until they could
sb,t every one within their bor-
~ had been counted. -,,.
81 i, cittes when we're 50 thoroughly
"A - The census enumerdtDrs had
uNn.S large number Of their Citi-
NV ,tat thew were not willing &"
w s,, the results are Galveston aud
4 - These cities decided to have
n NJ, errpnt count made by ihcir
,.rresantatives The commercial
t.itsti9ns communicated with the
- Of the census and secured his
81 ',,ort IN have the local supervisor OF
q u. ..tsis Nm Galveston and Houston
a IA, Tho making II their returns until
,.sv riuF check up the lists with IN 2
+. lids d, trade Not many cities nave
Fl s,7s 40 far. although II seems that al
- everywhere there have been COM
RANTS that every one mas not becli
&tmlted. and the time Tor closing inc
Si.ty has frequently been EXTENDED.
6s,9ttle ami Portland are among the
,.iss which have not been satisfied
.r.nto San Francisco. Los Angeles,
"a I'm fact many western cities have
,,bibited doubt about the count. In
H. Francisco IL was claimed that 5000
|l6',sse who we're engaged every year
he Alaska fisheries should be credit
IN San Francisco. Seattle also
aims some Of these fishermen. II IL
rsgsd that they work for about three
|~onths I'm the north and then return to
'telr home cities for the remainder of
H. wear. The census office is now
7yaeed In verifying these claims.
In most cases. the returns from the
sld-state and city-have not been re-
fsyed In Washington at this writing
wifi be the policy of the census bu-
rau 10 verify all figures and data on
l,eept as far as possible. For instance,
IN man SAYS that he was born Jan,
1850. and that he Is 2s years old, the
Jerks will change the figure and make
n I'm 90 years old when all possible
directions have been made, the work
IN tahulating will begin, and the results
Nm be given out as fast as possible. be-
s,nning with cities, and then giving
BATES and countries. Last timc wash
Hngton was the first city to have its
Reputation announced. II was almost
"a month before the figures could be
Hgiyen for another city. Then they
sfame along every two or three days,
4 ni then every day, and then the re-
ID lbs were made known more rapidly.
Pho census bureau has taken every
POSSIBLE precaution to prevent anyone
#rom getting exclusive Information
bout the returns There viii b. no
scoops II Il can he avoided. There
sas big scandal 10 years ago because
II me paper In New York got the figures
H. that city In advance of everyone
se II possible this win not be al
owed 10 happen again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
FOOD COMMISSIONER
ISSUES A BULLETIN
Sets Forth Regulations of ElavOring
Extracts and Gives MIX Deal
crs n Warning.

The state food commissioner has is
sued bulletin containing regulations
OF iiavoring extracts, which says.
FlnVoring extracts aud soda fouu-
tain syrups-k Keeping for sale or offer
ing for sale any imitation uavoring eS-
tract without the same being plainly
labeled as an imitation Is prohibited
by law,
Colorlng matter I'm food products
The use OF any dye. harmless or other
wise, to color or stain food In a
manner whereby damage or inferiority
Is concealed o. specifically prohibited
by law. The use In food for any pur-
pose Of any mineral dye or any coal
tar dye, except those coal tar dyes
hereinafter listed, will be grounds for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
REAL ESTATE DAY
BRINGS OUT CROWD S
Big Parade Last Night IA Factor In
Accusing Additional Interest In
Annual Outing.

The big parade OF the realty men In
automobiles last evening proved a great
boost for the annual outing at Saltair
today, and every train to the beach re-
sort is crowded Each automobile was
decorated with banners and streamers
proclaiming real estate day and its
attractions, and the places where tick
cts can be had. Final details of the
outing were arranged at a meeting OF
the association held in the Commercial
club. Joseph Il. Game, secretary OF the
Commercial club. was selected to con-
duct the drawing, which will take place
just after the arrival OF the train at the
resort which leaves this city at S;4J
this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
SITE NOT SELECTED.
Board of Education Falls to Choose
Ground for High school.

At the meeting Of the board Of educa-
tion Tuesday evening, additional teach
ers for the coming school year were ap.
pointed and ianitors for the school build
iugs were selected: but the matter Of
choosing a high school site was deferred.
The report OF the committee on build
ings and grounds, which was adopted.
gives n. T Kletting. architect. authority
to engage Joseph Rappensberger as In
spector at the Waterloo school building
az 81 day. Mrs. GIN was released as
ianltress OF the Hamilton training school,
ana the janitoTs OF Jordan and Lake
Breeze were retained at hnlf-pay for July
and the nrst half Of August The fol-
lowing appointments OF Janltors were
made for 1910 and 1911 on recomme ndn-
ton Of the superintendent OF buildings
and grounds:
H. &. Hansen. Sumner; John Wat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
HIGH SCHOOL COURSES.
DIR. X. G.. Boone Declares II Mistake to
Scgrcgatc Mechanical Branches.

DR. Richard c. Boone, in n talk Tues
day afternoon before the school super
visors and principals at the state uni
versity, declared It mistake to segre.
gate the mechanical branches OF tho
high school work from the regular
course. He said:
THE American high school boy
should have a chance TO get training
in the classical subjects and humani-
ties as well as I'm the vocational
branches. with the complete segre-
CATION Of these departments, this Is
impossible. The American boys cd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

son. Waterloo: william J. Coppin,
Bryant. j. Jones, Jefferson: George
smith Hamilton S W. walker. WASH
ington. Joseph Il Patric. Webster. j.
A. Sundstrom, high school. william f.
Jones. Franklin; r. Reusser. science
8, A. Newman. Union; +. Il. Norda,
Lowell q. j. Neerings, Emerson: :
charles Fletcher, Fremont; p. Nielsen.
Poplar Grove; W. J. West WaSatch. .
A. Peterson Lincoln; G. w. Rodger.
high school. J r. Williams, Grant;
Emil Lompe. Lafayette. o. Ostler,
gymnasium: Peter Ohlin, Bonneville:
J Reid. Onequa. q. w. Rose, Oguirrh;
Andrew Dorm. Longfeilow; William
Leatham Jackson; l.. Lundstrom, Riv-
oTside Ellen Rasmussen. Jordan, and
Caroline Middleton. Lake Breeze.
The following teachers were appoint
ed for islO.isii Edns Davis l.. -.
Houtz. Delta Jordan. Hilda NJ Brown,
Ivy wilkinson. Rosabelle Odell Edith
Bcless. Jean Hyde. Harriet McCarrck.
Georgia Young and Florence Farms
worth.
The following were appointed to
work IN the book-repair department.
under storekecper lillian. c. n Wood
bury. Elihu Shura David Cannon. Har-
~ Earl. Ian Hamilton. Gerald lIiggs.
u. Nj. Draper Carrie Hamilton Harold
Harding, Rodney w. lillian and AL
bert Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS

sateS Concert Tonight-The cur
IN will rise on beautiful audience
We theater tonight, when Emma
Gates appears in this city for
nrst time in two years. The ad-
SUI sale has been so great that IL Is
I, iIs7y'eu that no seats will be left I'M
u oy the time the curtain rises.
The program I'm fun is as follows:
PART l.
overture. Oberon. ..... Won Weber
Orchestra.
-Afla, Pearl Of Brazil" David
Miss Gates
'utestraiion by Prof. Mcclellan. flute
eUugato by Mr. Flashman.
ralesro ID major. ....... Mozart
N'"eeito for iutc and orchestra.
Willard Flashman.
~ the Woods. ...... MacDoWell
- Sns'ls Of ocean. old English
from Mignon Thomas
-song ,., miss Gates
''Ns "A hir,hday" ..... Woodman
VI j. Brinos
PART H.
venture 70 Martha. ...... .Flotow
Orchestra
,Agt from Flotow's Opera
Ina with the following cast:
|ysncy'' '-'.'.'... Emma Lucy Gates
lnnsi -'.'.-....... Fay Loose
|Pgnt.t.' '''''' ........ Geo. u. Pyper
|Sf Tristo,, '''....... n $. Ensign
-. J, ID. Spencer
w. " un'-rhe rendition az "re 7
rew sno,b ~ INC Mack company
N ,ll.other good house last evening
|gnte,io.' ,.y ihe most ambitions pre-
|'ectg -r Mf Mack has made, and re-
|, pro Gteat credit upon his taste as
|o-marI since the opening nor
|fre,ti'e inc presentation has oat,,aa
|specientI ih"othncss. and Mr. Rennia
ben, SHOWS noticeable In,nrn,.a-
49, John Willard. who NJ w.,
bake M. ena whose fine phVsioue
|hsr ~ 't Won adapted to e. Is an
Eentlop 'he cast deserving speciaI
In 81 Ihat merry conglo,na.a
BIN M, ,Iousrnse "A stubborn Gi,t :,
d. wi through the week a. ~ & Ut
Jay and Saturday.
living ing Pictures--Tho
|h'lness ana Elite are drawins 49,,
r. WIN tho now weot'@ h.,,"
|v,,rnoon change goes on satu p1I,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

W. T. white IS charged in a CONE
plant issued by the county attorney
with speeding his auto along Main
near Second south street at a rate
exceeding 25 miles an hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

II you are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thlrds OF
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets you can have your
monev back The tablets cleanse and
lnvigorate. the stomach, improve the
digestion. regulate the bowels Give
them a trial and get well. Sold by
all dealers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

ucation should be resourceful rather
than specific, II he is prepared for
the work OF a trade, he should also be
prepared to make a livelihood. and ~
take his place In the worlds work
should his trade fail him"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
THE MoRMONs AND THE
THE AFTER

Al interesting compilation. forming
Z history OF theatricals IN Salt Lake.
J NE late John S. Lindsay. for sale
me Deseret News Book Store. Price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

Bathing at Saltair makes the sick
ssll and makes the well feel better.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
IndieS' Chen1iSe

Beautiful effects ard dc lows
in all the rcwest cuts plain.
lace and embroidery trimmed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

O. II. MILLER GRAIN co.
Hay Grain and Coal. 10 w. LIST
% Bell Phone 1852. Ind 1904.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

COMBINATION DRAWERS.
e PER CENT OFF.
Children's Muslin Drawers.
q PER CENT OFF
CHILDREN'S APRONS.
az PER CENT OFF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
STRENGTH FOR WORK
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Il perfects digestion, Gains and
i,rengthrns the nerves and builds up
De general health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29
Ladies' Long Skirt,
LddioS' Muslin
Drawers

Made with plain tucks-tucl,
and hcm=titcrcd-cr'hroidcrv
ard lace insertion sud cdging
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

ma Isis ana "r..,nlres--rhe Shubert.
r. ,,... WIN Tho now weetin 800 kupu
|s,,rnoon change goes on satupd a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

ion Of - nat merry conrlom.ra-
pm nun thr .,s'I 'se "A stubborn Girl
n wien esh the week at the Dan
Eelnesds,. n. customary matirees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-29

that will be appreciated by woman that loves beautiful
ob lot SOiled shelf articles but entire regular
danfiesf and most beautiful UndermuShnS the market
Affords For three days Thursday Friday and Saturday
Your choice
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT RATES

The decisions of the Interstate Commerce Commission
down today the most important rendered by that body
promise widespread readustmen of the jobbg
of the intermounan region and Pacific Coast.
Utah rates. from Missouri river points, reduced Is per
and greater reduction granted Nevada
points in the Northwest
What effect this scaling down of freight rates will
present probematc but local wholesaler Ogden bbe
gain advantages and have their field of activity considerably
restricted by of other cities within the Utah enjoying
better and equazed rates than prevail present
The rates from points the Northwest points
Oregon Idaho Montana
to obbng centers those advantage exclude
Utah wholesalers from much of that territory by our
commercial
But have said it early force of
the decisions fact will be necessary text be-,
fore attempting to the effect the
state Commerce Commission.
But thing certain reduction in
the price OF goods throughout the ntermonan country
freight rates. the wholesalers prices
OF goods and the retailers in will be the
dement, OF the change transportation charges that while
wholesalers of obbng center Ogden may instead of
gain the people whole will benehciares of the new
order of things.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29

citys know water right about to
esteem special they communicate to him
confidential way promises after having had opportunity
the and the city from harm to make the
matter public and give full credit
The Mayor maintains that OF the cltys water rights
that the rushing
print by the secretary would be sufficient notice to the people
generally that there might be something and be invitation
for and take the rights OF the city
unofficial organizations really have the city interests
and desire good they will not rush into with
Stories but will give the Mayor the committee having
charge opportunity safeguard the city before publicity
the city water rights by virtue of
water of Commerce. water
right September 23 1909 and would
anything just interesting for Chamber of
Commerce. the Mayor authorizes that deposit
$4,000 the First National Bank if the Chamber
will do likewise and the attorney of the Chamber of and
the attorney the city the legal documents ns
friendly test the question whether
has lost its rights the parties who be right take
the losing party the attorneys fees both sides
of court, giving bond to that effect
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29

ns Will leave the wires leading Ogden to Reno
oeo and at the disposal of the
ana others who are to report the big fight
yesterday two Western Pacific cut in at Elo and
brought in to Ogden from the lines from Salt Lake
mere -Four wires from Salt Lake to Ogden will to
peon today IN order to be in handling the
overflow which will be routed from Reno Vegas
the Clark road and north to Ogden
by Saturday the local Western Union office W. Der
mo will be operating two wheattone three quadupex FIVE
duplex In addition to the heavy always
able and estimated that Ogden office will be capabe of
transmitting $4,000 to 10000 words an hour
superintendent E. Leonard Denver General Electrician
hck Chcago have been here arranging the circuits
which give to Ogden unequaled gangEa of wires
No eeraphic event the history United States will an
poach hls undertaking IN volume not the great words
during past national elections equang this magnitude
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
F|REMEN'S THIRD
ANNUAL CARNIVAL

Murry. June 2s.-There will be big
doings here Wednesday. whom the az
nual carnival OF the Murray volunteer
IRE department is held Everything
Is in readiness for the big event. all
arrangements having been completed
by Con Gallagher some time ago. The
occasion Is the third annual carnival
of the flremen. both paid and volun-
teer. and representatives from twen-
weight or twenty-nine departments
in different cities and towns of the
state Will be present.
The days festivities will begin at
1890 in the morning. when Mayor
Phil Bentz will deliver an address OF
welcome. Following this big parade
VIII take place, and In line Will be thr
members OF many fire-hghtipg st
tlons throughout the state. In the af-
ternoon there will be a red-hot ball
game between the Murray and Mercur
teams Then Will come the hose cart
race between the Murray and Sandy
teams for a purse of 800. Later
competitive hose-cart race against
time Will be pulled off Many other
features are slated to take place In
the day. To appropriately wind up
the dolngs Of the day, a grand ba
Will be given In Trocadero hall in the
evening
All stores here will be closed To-
morrow and many visitors are ex.
pected.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
PARTRIDGE SENT
TO INDUSTRIAL

Salt Lake. June 29.-WlllarI Part
ridge, the l6-year-old burglar arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Samuel Nowo,i OIL
Monday, was given hearing be-
fore Judge McMaster Of the juvenile
court Tuesday and was committed to
the State Industrial school at Ogden.
Partridge started out on criminal
course which. had 1t not been for hl3
capture Monday. might have led into
very serious trouble. as he confessed
that he intended holding up and Kill
Ing the first person he found alone
Partridge confessed to burglari2ng
q house on Thirteenth East street and
stealing a Winchester rife and some
blankets, and also to burgl4rzlng
house at the Pioneer resort In Emf
grafton canyon. from which he stole
a gold watch The rife and watch
were in his possession when captured
In the canyon by the deputy sheriff.
Henry Jacob, lad about the sams
age, was with Partridge in his adven-
lures. but was not captured. A thor
ough search Is now being made for
him. and if captured he no doub: VIII
be sent to the industrial school 90
The mother OF ward OF the Ju.
venlle court came near being fined .Jr
contempt by Judge McMaster Tues
day Her son was up for petit lar
ceny and the woman thought the
court and proceedings were a joke
and laughed at the judge several
times. She was warned against such
conduct and informed that II she re-
tempt and excluded from the court
room. The boy was placed under sus-
pended sentence to the detention
hbmn
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
THOSE WHO WOULD PROTECT OGDEN

people show how little they know that
they rush into print and members the City Council
the Mayor and City Attorney who
to look after the peoples it pointed
these and self appointed guardians wrong they
back into the The Mayors reply dgnhed
he hurt feelings and did not bring
voir.''
AS the Mayors communication written bring
to the reservoir he probably will agree proposition
A. Kennedy secretary Of and in behalf the Chamber Of
Commerce. asked the city collect 81 rental from w Horn and
the Srongs Canyon Water for the the y
Of course the collecting of such rental would be impossible
simply the agreement Ogden City
irrigation and Mr. Horn
ment but it does that such parties shall the
Ogden CITY, keep Ogden City
Mr. Horn and Strong Canyon Irrigation pledge themselves
within five days demand Ogden City
said parties judgment
book 8, page 321, says:
In said parties shall fall
said Ogden City, then this operate
and the City Ogden upon premises
take such water at pleasure, after five days notice
How with ordinary horse that Ogden
City has lost its water rights Notwithstanding agreement
when Judge Rolapp District Judge with Strong
Water and T. w Horn said
Grafton of $3.50 paid by Ogden City said parties until the city
wants it, is beyond understanding
For thousand the law has been that
upeede his landlord while holding any rights prop
erty by agreement.
Again law which very plain on this matter reads
follows
specifically provides can be no
abandonment of rights unless the his shall
fail to the water for years.
In this the Ogden City and
used the water and hence there be possible an
donment by Ogden City of its rights
Again Ogden City had lost its rights Mr. Horn and the
cation would be the of it, because they
ing agents for the CITY, and simply keeping the city title
perfect.
The note the section the State law above quoted says
ITO constitute abandonment of rights there
intent abandon coupled with act of REIMBURSEMENT by
which the intent is carried out.
will be that Ogden City reinquis-
men fact to the contrary entered agreement and
the Strong Canyon Water S250O take
for the city until the city demands it five days notice
Now the Mayor does what the Chamber Of Com
the Improvement League other sapponted
congratuators say however
these self guardians should something
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
JUST FOR FUN
Roland Took Precautions


Roland is little boy who learns
things quickly Not long ago he
heard some one swear and he imme-
dlately appropriated the word for his
own use. The next time he got mad
at his nurse he used the word which
begins with u In addressing her. She
told his grandfather The grand
1ather wrote Roland letter. In which
he said IL was terribly bad TO use the
word. He also stated that little bird
had told him that Roland had used
it. The letter. when read TO the boy.
made deep impression on him. A
few days later he and his nurse were
out In the yard when Roland became
provoked at her.
Say. nurse he said, "is they any
little birds around here2'
No" replied tho nurse. mot just
now"
We'll. then" said Roland. you're
- fool Denver Post
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
To Stay With the Old Man,

Come indoors immediatcly,' called
a nurse to small boy whose father
was going out You won't go to
heaven II you're so naughty"
Il don't want TO go to heaven"
was the aggTieyed reply; 81 want to
go with ather,"-Phiiadelph In
quirer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
GoLOFIELD CON. AFFAIRS
GIVEN IN DETAIL

Last week the GoldfieId ConsolIdat.
ed Mines company shares were admit
ted to the New York stock exchange
board. At that time some interest.
ing figures were given by the COM
This statement showed the combined
earnings Of the Goldfleld Consolidated
Mines company and the Goldfield Mill
Ing and Transportation company for
the year ending October 81. 1909.
Since that date the earnings have
been materially Increased and the de-
yelopment work at the mine has re-
suited In the uncoyering of some OF
the richest ore bodies ever found.
The statement is as follows:
Total earnings ............ $6,59S.s71
Mining. milling. transporta-
ton. general oXp.. taxes.
etc .........,....... 1.572.2o1
Profit .,............. 5.026,620
Dividends ......,..... 3.201 .239
Surplus commentaries. 1.S25.381
Previous surplus ..... 2.442.016
Total surplus ........ 4,267.397
Depreciation and accounts
charged off (this item COW
ers period OF three
years) .............. 373.542
Profit and loss surplus 80. 3.S93.S54
The general balance sheet of the
Goldfield Consolidated Mines company
only as of October. 81, 1909, shows as
sets as follows:
Mine properties. s35. 353.277; mine
buildings, machinery and equipment.
1892. .0e6; mine development, s96.74S
office building and furniture. S2S.S67;
compressor plant, $60.460: power sta
ton and pole line. $17.965; miscel-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
furthered by the bank making its nor
NAL commercial discounts.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Ogden Canyon Weekday. Seized
ule, Effective. June 18th.

First car leaves Union Depot at
6 20 a. m. and every forty minutes
thereafter until 11:00 p. m
First car leaves Hermitage at 6,55
and 7:40 O. m. and every forty min
utes thereafter until 11.40 p. m.
The .55 a. m. car leaving the Her
mltage connects with the 7.30 a m
Bamberger train for Salt Lake.
]. w, BAILEY, Supt =