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Show The Salt Lake Telegram. WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1003. TIA1E TABLE ALL MONTANA IS JOYFUL AT GOVERNOR'S ACTION MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE UOR DEALERS RAISE New York Alone Expected to Contribute $?50,000 for Purpose of Fighting If every State represented lha in Adverse Legislation. mate - "rkl f.-- JS.ooo.om. vr r f'tx af-- i iWrmlnr I PHENOM WAS FAKE Business Men Took Bait and Raised Company to Exploit It weli-know- n. SUGAR INDUSTRY OF UTAH INCREASES Estimates Place Product for 1903 at Double That of Last Year. According to the current issue of Dun's review the output of Utah beet suprar for the past year is 50,000,000 pounds, which is a 50 per cent Increase over the previous IDAHO OFFICIALS year. Jt is also estimated that the factories In active operation will pay out to farmers during' the next three months about J4(x),-0per month for the product. The sheep and wool growers' losses last winter and spring were heavy, unusually d so that there are le?s sheep in o go on winter ranges. i his territory Though th wool14 brought good prices, cents, the severe win averaging 13ri or ter and heavy losses were hard on owners. The sheep, however, have done well through the summer, and are in good condition, and the ranges are in good shape, tfo that th outJotk is considered good. Canning factories have had an unusually long and satisfactory season, the The output in weather favoring them. chiefly tomatoes and peas. It is estimated thiit the increase for the pretwnt season is 25 per cent over last year, when early season and suspended fro.t shortened tho are operations. Prices now satisfactory. FifIn operation, two teen factories are of which are new this season. Labor is pad. Object to Secure Change in Position Interior Department So State Can Transfer Land. P.OISK. Ida., Nov. m AID WAS GIVEN TO REVOLUTIONISTS Argentine Paper Says United States Couspired With Rebels on the Isthmus of Panama. BUENOS AYHES, Argentine, Nov. 11. Under the heading. "The United in South States America," the La Pren-s- a, a leading newspaper here, publishes an article declaring that the United States is doing everything possible for the revolutionists on the isthmus of Panama, and concludes: "This should serve as a warning to South America that there are fatal consequences In celebrating treaties by little and feeble nations with big V' f 4 I , t I H3 ' ( 'c . P . ? - iv 1 Wf.tw. e T.4 :35 r. i 1 l "r ':'". (.Tt4'.H r I""". f i rv I J9 p r . -e.' '. 1 t Ft- -- '? - ' : i."e. V C i 5:3 S p.m f;'rr r.i htr t.;r.a ALL Vtrr r rv 5.35 p.m !' ft a - '- r sf f.t.rr t to j uu '" t TT kS'M t , r o ! a- - ra. T rrftVl 20. TeWpboae ,t !. r - ,;t ; V,4: t ) i.u.rr' . up '. r here. hin tv )deni I 'Tumm disc Tfm . ... m l 1 $ ? tS- T . . . . t '..MTe--., W "JL - 1 1 It. t! - Nnr?;;I,:";:' ?.! ttU "J. l . J gr " ' A so-call- " De!lrhtful riac to Visit. riace to Live. : ' ,5 A Prc2tabl alifornia ,r M-tl'- ln-e- NIA mr4 th-mi- cti! at ?ttrtur .rrt. Mt li- - ..'. -it, :hat. ; n zixjcl ? :.. -- . rn ... !' t il.:. r. 1 a . t- ' :e Ut.'VCUk . T - ' i 1 IZTZcs j M.in 'ri Ar-r- H f! H If f l r M ilzz. 1 I ... 1 . 1.... (! m -. H-r- p.5- .t... t- M II riTT f.,K. i. M i A t - i .. ..... t . T Me a- - . V A. lo. 1 ,-- : , M , n mill s. - - a im Hin -- FP YOU went to Know vvlul The Telegram will do fcr votir busi- ikj5 ask any Tclcrjm advertiser what it a as done for hi?. f. II :rCtF m . . ' 1! ar. 1 , l-- ... ct a. rnnr iai.t ri-- - i: II I ..... t , '. I J". i. j. . 4 SWOXT UNH H :. ' G ...... ' t Tf-'- p- ir-4 v.... , .. ' : . ..:---- ? i . ; -t- - itv . ft '.-- :. ii i ) ! t.:: I , COLORADO-UTA- vviisona rorrAN no . t - ,- . 5 nirtr- -. Lak Southern PacUIc Company's Line: u...if.-:.n, . . c - Er)cr; ', Val, Ueunta!n. 1 't... . IT:. ta CALiroj'. ft! P.. ! r- 2 , lfufiLk.A.;i'.e Jr.tani itrAi.Tit, t:At.Tf M Wfcteh T1V m ' Ground on Earth. V.n rarr.frjt h to Wtl t in - , S v , v m;t I. '..'. tt ..t -- -. m-. r V e' i vr : v, d Great. I'laj i "V.'"I' ' -. r- - AT:::i v i 's f - . I N H ."t, lft Hp 1 - n in Wc-'e- r: r,l lutrtierlng Northwestern Mnt ir.;i. As roon n the fre can :arSe and the ron'lii!oni m. jwlb for a lr-!utr- 1 J ' 1 J j j j J i j j 1 ' resumption of work th. jsropertles will again l "rlous trll4 blast, th imminent In thl State Attvlcurate r:nvlr In 1 ! that hup vI!l have b. n Fafely jinse,! Brd n wlrtrr of r'n,; r. nertr I. and hardship will have men will !. Probably more than lj.f of employe.! tlirectly in th pro;-.Ttlth am ilgamdl"! niul that m u y trur" will be indirectly given mSo cr.t Iti the way of furr.ishlng sui piles and the like. In aecordnrce with n rtateturr.t m i by William Scalion, prti.p i t Anaconda Mining company i.ti I th of the Amalgamated representative t opper company In Mor.lini, to th r.utte Miners' Union, that if Gov. J. K. Toole would Fumnmn the b h with h view special enactment of a fair H'-- l" bill provide for the removal of any c frm anyIs Ju ic wher b!an : i I shown, the Aii..iU'jr!.!o I b-e- n t 1 Tracks Are Glutted. Topeka. Kan., Nov. 11. It i announced from the Santa Fe ofMce that the road Is having trouble in finding IDAHO DELEGATION IS storage tracks for their empty refrigWORKING FOR PAYNTON. erator cars in southern California. The dispatchers And the problem alrr.ost more than they can overcome. The thick H.-- The enNov. WASHINGTON. season, is time off. tire Idaho delegation has interceded of the orange cars around are San 100 There acin behalf of Charles Paynton, and only about a half countant and transcribing clerk in dozen carsCal., each day. are Fhlpped 's Surveyor-Generaloffice at the Hoie. been recommended who has Ida., Ien-tieIN STRIKING DISTANCE for by remyval Inspector who reports that the work he does OF PANAMA ISTHMUS. In a month can easily be formed by one man in a single day, and furthermore sets forth that Paynton la exPHirADCI.riIIA. Nov. 11. Tho United inefficient. The inspector furtremely States auxiliary cruiser Yankee, which ther recommends that "his services ie left the IeaKue Island navy yard yesterImmediately done away with, as continuance is mere waste of money." No acsea I.st night bonml for tion Is expected until Senator Ileyburn day, parsed out to where the will coal. Roads, Hampton is believed the department but it arrives, 1U insist on Paynton' a removal. leaving here the Yankc took aboard a large nupfily of ammunition arm will take on at Hampton Road- a battalion of Peace at All Costs. marines. From Hampton Road It In exa!l for Ouinta-na-nSanta Fe, N. M Nov. 11. Gov. Otero pected the Yankee will where she will b- heM In reniJin-.veaterd.tv issued a proclamation to to go to the Isthmus of Panama In case the Bheriffs of Santa Fe, Colfax. Rio Ari-bthe is needed. McKinley, Idncoln and Sororro councoal uiinea are The auxiliary cruller Prairl". which Wt ties, in which the principal peace th navy yard yesterday - with a battalion located, enjoining them to pres.-rv- Kuaran-tc-elng the law, of marlnen. out at all costs and enforce today. Th to every man the full rifrht to Prairie will paeI also call nt Hampton ;,i,i, work. There are 2i00 coal miners in the and will T'rohably nail from tli ri direct to the Isthmus. Territory. o, 0 l. it-.- Her-nardin- 6:05 p.m fet Il'-'- , , ft I x. f 5f a. oa ?. .. , . Cr1f Tee ." t-- r . ,. l,,l.r 4 r fc ntr-r4i- t r.4 . '. 2:00 t" Of t r; i. str ' I V St "! l-- a 1st for I.toii Z.TA and at 3 oVl.vfc were blowlr.e at ievrl f r nl.o h.olMr.!. In a flags lordarce with the promle of Yi!!im Sf aMon. rf the Ann-or- , t prsldert , tomp-uiyali th ntr.ntsate 1 projrte uill rrutr today. i l vrnil th men will so to uork. The ok of the Amaljrnmnle.1 company will at one rp'itnc In v.rlj p.irts of the State. This Include- - lh greot mines In Itutt. the milters of th Washoe company In Ar.acondi. th largeit in th world: the smep.ers of the Itr.Hon and Mnntati corr.pany In Great Fall?, r.lso vast In their rapacity; tli coal n Ine at Storrs. iu;t. akdal" at d In Wyoming: th- - grc.it nu trri' In North-rMortann an I tK lmir,r-- ' board was in fessio-- i agahi on the Carey act complication. It witn agreed that the Governor or Attorney-Genera- l, or both, should go to Washto lay the maiter before thf Inington terior Department with n view of Inducing it to recede from pait of Its recent ruling. The ruling was that the Government would not patent any lands' to the State under the Carey act until th State shall have repealed an amendment to the State law, accepting that act whtth amendment provides that after two years the State may deed unsettled hinds finder the Carey act f inals to the companies constructing rurh car.als. All the Carey act companies have been heard fiom and all are willing to waive any right to deeds to lanls that may reimin unsettled. The deire In to secure a modification of the ruling so that the state may secure and transfer title to lands actual ly settled. This Is needed to enable to present and prospective opt ration Comwithout embarrassment. proceed panies now operating are hampered In their arrangements by the ruling, while the State can make no new contracts while th ruling stands as promulgated. Several applications are ready to be acted upon, but they are all hung up. y plentiful. l!rd c 'J ' e. TRAINS DAILY. r?et till fjc '1 ttMds tn t'tah a4 ,s tt..trg City Tktet OS.- - 201 I'aJa Street. I Th i i ar.r.nucrft of ard. a retired cajttalJM. at Ihe uc- tt '.'2 yarn. !) th wa due ((l grr.rtX we.ij..-,r.e ! jut;".l Aff.;;t., The lUn a" l .n jn ll !. .: g t a i hire, EhkUii !. mri wt.rn ? l ! t tnis ;r it d Tmt-i' t'.ir.'.i, Tr.- - t- f- -- Mff-.M- lfOT f"en ;y 11 -- The Mont.. Nov. " T'-!Gov. had i ll ! PUTT1. news that .in extta received at The Stite Land 11 f"n r 11 j: ;itf'.'j (atr.ia -- ALAMEDA. GaI.. Nov. .? K :30 . j I; !- Aped Capitalist Iead. r.i., h. J AIUIXVE. ein mr J 3 pviR1 n y BUTTE GOES WILD OM HECEIPT OF NEWS THAT MINES WOULD REOPEN. uo one-thir- jra-tiruli- r.e, v . it .. i , pirfjr si-cli- d-i- TO GO TO CAPITAL t JT' The Governor's action the to h:,m ttr- presentation of petition tu-cvrry Pil-o- r and buIr-- r mm In Ih tal of Mo?-.- , tana. asMr.? that an eitr U that icelOjimn ffsnMUl r resent stale of affair l cr.arie.i. The t''jmi linn of the Arilcinated ri-eft- i th return to wetk of th approximately ;" i men nr. 1 Monnvertir.K of an Industrial rrtis In r.y tana, a th AmJltjms'M operate In at least in 4srTerni In. Itutt olne It r- irt a a day. Jeen lhu- roll of about sand men will reurr.e work r Uuttc tomorro inarnir.s;. - s'.'t. f 'irr'r rr-- c t 1st. i U- V 1 lrirt ASHEVILLE, N. C.', Nov. 11. The "Pristine Petrified Phenomenon company" of Asheville, which is composed n of business men of this city, has filed suit In Justice "Waddeir court to recover $3500, the sum paid for a "petrified man" alleged to have len found on land of A. W. Sitton of Hen derson county. The find was brought to Asheville last April for exhibition purposes by Mr. Hit-toLocal capitalists, believing that the "phenomenon" would prove a money maker, organized a stock company and bought the petrified man. Recently some of the stockholders became doubtful of the genuineness of the retrified one. and as a result it Is now alleged that the "phenomenon" U not a petrified man, but Is composed only of Portland cement. rs lieve the Industrial condition !n Mon- i tana, where, by the thutdown of th properties. Amalgamated company' 13,000 men are directly thrown out of work, 15 000 more affected and the whol-Sta- te Buffering from the iusper.lon cf work. Recently In Butt Judsc Clancy of the District court gave a dclSon In which he saJd that he might appoint a receiver at any time for .the Boston and Montani company, one of the constituent companies of the Amaljra. mr.led. The decision was made on the application cf John-- MaeGtnnla. a prominent holder of tock In the prop erties controlled by August lleln. and the Montana Purchasing company, which has been at war with the Amalgamated for year. Upon this announcement by Jul WUl'.nm Gallon Clancy. President of the Anaconda Copier Mlr.ir.g of th company and general mnr.aa-e- r shut Amalgamated. issurd orders to In down all the Amalgamated pror-r- ll Montana and elsewhere, saying that the company could r.ot continue to do busir. ness when his coj.'p.tny could gtt Judicial fatrna In the court. Thereupon the suspension can. Fine that time the kvet?or has b n overwhelmed with petitions signed by thousand upon thousand of cltlxen of l Montana asking him to call a session to pas laws to relieve the condition. The Governor today conp:il with the almost unanimous request. The aim of the session Is to pass a law whereby mining cases may he taken from or.e court to another whn 11 Judge In the Initial court I shown to t? of l;ke prejudiced. Other A character may nIo L trial bill cf th charatr far now proposed was rase! by th last d ty ifc but was Igllature, prerr rmiit to tx unconstitutional on technical ground. t t"oTi t' r"".r, 1 V't- - i . r j. for ?f ! 1 . J standing. "Our organization," said one of the officers, "is not a political body in any sense. It i? a business men's organization, formed for strictly business purposes, but when a political party attack our Interests we can play politics, and henceforward we propose to do it. are not alone in this The business1. "Wholesale dealers, brewers. those who supply mineral waters and everybody associated with the business are in the plan." saloon-keepe- would I 1 NiTW YORK, Nov. 11. In fear of further drastic legislation following that of last winter, when the licence fees in this State were advanced creat- ly, the central organization of the New Tork City Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers' association has adopted resolutions approving the. defense fund plan formulated at the recent liquor dealers national convention, and has ?.xed New York State's contribution at $750,000. It was announced that this 'money is to bo ral"?d by a tax label to be put on every package of liquor and barrel of beer, but some of the dealers ea.'d the label may not be used. They stated regthat the money can be raised by ular assessment upon each saloonkeeper. In Manhattan alone there are 6000 members of the association in good The Governor 11. r'Tm uki: tlr'imti i n t tvn piif.itr C1TT. "ai.t at or.f returns or- At'on Montana. John GU!I supeitr.ur.der l .! of Montana. Joseph K. Toole, late yesthe Amaicarratd proertls in Hu'.l. terday ofternoon railed a social session lh order )rp!rr!iy r'l of the State Legislature to trct on De n rsn utn the receipt f the mlr.i r cember 1. at Helena. The purpose of reww from Helena that If. had to an m:;. extra crder.l fkn the session Is to raw laws that will re ene HELENA, Nov. national association takes similar action the defense fund with liquor dealers, at this rate will approxi- May I, 1903 TIT PART. Tre feci la LAKE R. Ft CO. Calling of Legislature to Pass Fair Trial Bill Causes Reopening of Big Copper Mines. 5,000,000 WILL BE RAISED IF THE PLANS AE CAB HIED OUT. Time Tab!: SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES AND SALT FCK-t- cn; ft. pas I joHnmi. Ft- - PA0 ar. CAGO.city. CAtAT.TON. th Mlr.ire Can.; cf Ntw r.d Ariior.A. ; Uil 'j ' ? i ,i5 t15 3TRAINSDAILV . For particular ahut RCDlTri' RATES EAST IMt iummr. arply to ; ifl Yon dflow vTTer trlas. f rcir I'm! tou via th U:.Ut httf 1 tVt'- - rV:!' rf !?,:r ; c :L r.J ac.Sc V 1 - S V M i V. t!n tj , fc' 1 ' 'ifv on " pre-Judi- nui r.;t Lk nwir Cl'.y. ! R'7 X, f. v'-wn. n, p-- r - 7:Gi3 A. M. P. H. 12:50 FIOGrj. 71 MREE TRAINS DAILY i- ' o, - e rngated TO CHICAGO t- Give Up Hope. Vienna. Nov. 11. The doctors gHc slight hopes of the Countess Lonayl (formerly Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria, widow of Archduke Rudolph) ever regainhor symptoms are ing K'Od health, thouKh not fo alarming as some reports leak out. Her private secretary, in :in Interview, says the Countens is s;ifferlntr from an illness dating from her marriage. New York, Nov. 11. Indications p..int to an early settKn'.vnt of the rat war now on between the Atlantic port lima and rail their connections to Mlssoart river points, says the Journal of Commerce. Uv.e of the llrus involved alreadv re stored th old rates, and th othtn n:. to follow The trouble expected started in the latter shortly. part of October Combat With Tribesmen. Aden. Arabia. Nov. II. Klsht Pritish and one Sepoy were woondel Infantrymen wiih a tribe which rein the eriRage-mcncently took place in the Aden Hinterland. The tribe's loss was heavy, the killed including the chiefs son. Anything Will Go. Reilln. Nov. 11 Th War Ministry thi.rlzes th Associated I'ref to dr.v published by a r.ews k- ncv In th United 8tates yesterday that the Ministry for War hHd prohibited th sa In lh' Gorman army and navy cf cIkhts or of the American Tobai-r-cigarettes cop,, pany. and that only German goodj woulI be allowed to be sold. t i Forest for Utah. L Washington. Ice Nov. 11. The General Land has withdrawn from settlement L acres In .salt Lake City. Utah, dis ror use in xne proposed txtensson trict, of the ish lake forest reserve. Idaho Rural Routes. AVashingrton, Nov. 11. These Idaho rural routes will be established December 35th: Merid an, Ada county, one addition- al route; area covered, twenty-fou- r half 523. Rathdrum. square miles; population. Kootenai county, one route; area covered, thirty-seve- n square miles; population, 3-- U VIA TIIH Restore Old Rate. !- CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE On- - Against Heinz. Tleltna, Mont.. Nov. II- The Hurremn court h as (ifrv.ed the writ of upr ls ry control asKeu ior dv r . a. e'ni to set 4i side th order granted by Jude f'lan y and decided that the Boston A-- Montana should be entitled to permlsion to urvy the Minnie IIaIy through the PlccaJ.i and Gambetta worklnRs. The lSston A-- Monthe terms of the order. Is tana, und wc-klinsptx-- t rua permitted to make the appeal in that caav has been Lands and N It rd 't " V. aert ; - r r, ? .'r CT.:; Lan.'.a . tr. c- h in Jjj;; ;. M In j J3 find V rt e f4 & ST. PAUL I: i; v ft ... ? fJ T J J LINE. - . -! i UNION PACIFIC ii i a, -i J. 1 Tim xkw i:rn:xn tiu: r--' t. or OVKKLANH I.I.MlTi;i. For ratop and otbr TICK STS: 70 W. 5rcniul South 5t. hifonnatiun aMrvf- or rail o;i H. WILLIAMS. - r CorarnTri.iI Apfnt Cliirao, Milwauk-St. Tatil Itv., 100 Wrst 2nd Soutll St., SALT LAKH CITY, UTAH. r. Nr.-sxrr.- , c , as. EALT LAKr C2IT, UTA::. f Li ''"li'.'i" !.ynif |