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Show rmSuhm . ; THE MORNIXO EXAMINER, that time SALT LAKE DEPARTMENT I from the Examiners Special Correspondent THE RALEIGH CASE. Judge Hall has rendered a decree the ease of in favor of defendants in will have to be held fur redemption until iMur,. The warrant holders may be aide to ditcount them at some of the banks but in doing so they will lose most of the profit sliich no' eotnes front their hunting, if the claims come in as regularly :u the next twelve months as they have in the past the State sill find list If in debt to the tune of 1 15. O' Hi on iig bounty account when the next assembly convenes. Welier county alone claims $j"u more than the State Auditor is able to pay. MAYOR'S NEXT MOVE. THE title. Daly-Judg- c 200-fon- Mu-Sorl- com-qian- . n record-breakin- h SANITARY PLUMBER TELEPHONE 518 ' Chan-deliera-a- EXPRESS -- BAGGAGE UTAH, TUESDAY MORNING, 19, 1901. io ! as a booster. A ago he .in diMippcsred dieapiieared. Will. greenbacks to the nn.nuiii , .f mi. The Up money bclougl i" i. Imur-e- . ured no date the office! l.are tj man. the of trace Mr F. G. t'idrk has resigned the suih riii tendency of the Trade Ikiilar Ext, to. ion Mining company's prop-cnv. and li and Mrs. Clark will take ( I i ; - - i ' de-.i.- v i . BOILER EXPLOSION. Lincoln. Neb., Jan. lx. The hearing in the Western Baseliali league injunction case was postponed until next Friday. hi-in- $60,-iHh- FATAL RESUMES OPERATIONS. j Plant Will be in Full Blast Within Ten Days. hunChicago. Jan. 18. Thirty-fivdred employes of ihe Illinois Btccl company, at South Chicago, returned to work today with llie reopening of the open hearth, plate and slab mills which have been idle since before Christmas. It is expected the plant will be running full blast within ten days. Tbe men accepted a reduction in wages from 10 tu lti per rent. The says: tbe MackinKing for (he SETTLE THEIR DIFFERENCES. Bloomington, 111., Jan. 18. The 700 miners employed at the shaft of the McLean Coal company, who struck 940; 14fi.oo0; Ontario, 194,000; because the company is said to have violated its contract about tbe exact total, 6.518,94). date of pay day, settled their differences, today. Tho Old Bully Boy & Webster property Is getting ready lo begin work. WILL PRESERVE RELICS. There are some men on the ground now, getting tilings in shape for work New York. Jan. 18. The Bolivian while large quantities of supplies of all kinds arc being hauled up each day. government has taken strict precautions to prevent additional exports of Free Lance. Maryavale t archaeological relics in view of the Ed. F. Fremicnthal. who has been discovery that a French geographer, at Pkstlie. Ner., for several weeks on cablsa the Herald's La Pas correspondent, bad clandestinely shipped n quanmining business, has returned. tity to Paris. The following will direct the affairs OPERA HOU8E FIRE. of tho Golden Beef Mining company, operating in Sevier county, for a Findlay, O., Jan. 18. Fire that startyear: D. W. Woodward, Elsinore, president: Thomas Fomin, Ephraim, ed In Turner's opera house this afterN. N. Hayes. Rich- noon threatened to destroy the buildfield, secretary; J. H. Erlcksen, Rich- ing and surrounding structures. Thera field, treasurer. The above named of- was no one In the opera house at the ficers with J. A. Rosa of Joseph City, time. Daly-Wes- t, King, 3.450.000; 2.728,- - Manila, Jan. 18. Archbishop Harty has assured tho Philippine commission that ho will do all in his imwcr to assist in tlio development of the islands. REACH THE CANARIES. Washington. Jan. 18. Tho Navy department Is informed of Ilia safo arrival at Mu' Canary islands of the first tnrpedn boat flotilla with its convoy, the Buffalo. MONEY SAVED i ; ;i .11 President. Major General James F. Waite; first Rear Admiral Yates Stirling; sooond General Francis Moore; secretary, Captain W. C. Tivers, First cav- aliy. .ij ' This Week 15 lf I iik M 5 The Balance of our Stock of Ladies' ip f ; and Mens t i f SWEATERS at Halt Price. : Rome, Jan. 18. The congregation of the propaganda at a meeting today decided to propose io the Pope the erection of New Ponmiland into nn ecclesiastical provlm-e- . JOINT STATEHOOD NOT WANTED. Phoenix, Aria.. Jan. 18.On Information of J. G. Wilson. Arlxona delegate to Congress that there is danger of the admission of Arizona and New Mexico to joint statehood and that friends of the movement are claiming that protests came only from politicians and certain factions. Governor Hrodie has addressed a circular letter lo the Boards of Ruperivlsors of each county in Arlxona suggesting that they take steps lo call mass meetings of cit Irens in their respective conn-ile- a and of influential organizations, to pass resolutions of protest to be forwarded to Washington setting forth that Arlxona ia unanimous in opposition to joint statehood. mi t . Summer Shirt Waists I H) II are here. To make room for them CREATE NEW PROVINCE. One Half Off u I - on all Shirt Waists ; j i T socoooooccooooocccoooocccos Everything in Our Broken ' UNDERWEAR STOCK 50 I : per cent Off The Buyers at our store last week are Satisfied What More Can be Said Reese Howell & Sons. Sunil Safe Keith-Kearn- t; it : WILL SUPPORT COMMISSION. Se-be- Miner from Sliver Silver Manila, Jan. 18.' The Army and Nary club has elected the following officers to nerve fur the ensuing year: e g The Park City shipments of ore tosh sampler and past week are: THEY ELECT OFFICERS. STRIKERS IN COMPETITION. Newborn. N. C.. Jan. 18. Seven pins de, all colored, were distantly killed 18 Tho Bloomington, 111., Jan. today by the explosion of a boiler in a saw mill in Janies City, near here. striking street railway men who went out on January 1 for increased wages The mill was demolished. inaugurated a competitive automobile system today. LEAGUE HEARING POSTPONED. , siiiei-iiiicnilr- Jan. I. I). W. King. Jr.. president of the Colorado Rifle awu,- iation. made a world's reeord. 917 points in IJ'ihi shots with the rtlic at the grounds of the dub. The previous renird. 9ox points, made by Col. II. Poiie. had stood tor a long lime. comM-cnti- i fr WORLDS RECORD. Denver. I 1 1,- NEW I their departure tor Salt within a day or two, after having resided here just long enough to cause many T .ephone regrets to lie expressed for the leave The Utah Indc." a ; m greatly an- taking of this very pleasant young company, which depreda- couple. Stiver City lltah) Nugget. noyed of late o ". :.) tions of petty thb ' mi I're.iking into the cable reels ui ... ..ir.pany. bas Tlte annual meeting of the storkoffered a resard the ap holder,- - of the Silver King Mining parties. prehension of tin , company a held in Park City tie day. . at tbe Holy J. W. McManan Str trout ..i heart Cross hospital The arrival of Managing Direetor . .i 51 years A. F. trouble. The Holden has been delayed, but tm-mrears a a a message received conveyed the inof age and fur r t on lie Oregon formation that he wohld reach the passenger brakes. Short Line, w'th . ., !. pinner, at Po- city this afternoon. u. u son at catello. lie leavi a daughter at DIPLOMA INJUSTLY WITHHELD. Anaconda. Mont. Nampa, ldahq- St. lamia. Jan. IS. Judge Wood, in of Fayetteville, Col. W. T. Gift the circuit court today held that a r W of Sait of father tinnier Ark., . uue on the 13th medical college had no jurisdiction .ake, died at over the heart affairs of its students, and could not legally withhold a difrom one of them who had falThe Slate Histn.: .i! Mi,iety held its ploma annual meeting hi-- ' iMuing. to elect len in love before tbc time set for his mu it business as graduatkm. officers and Iran.. The decision was on the application may lie brought fur a writ of mandamus to compel tbe There will be tin merest ing meet- Han i es Medical college Ui issue a diploma to Onus York, of Muskogee, I. ing of the Utah Im'i.ui War Veterans T., class of '03, who entered the coltil meetinghouse in tbe Thirteenth lege in Oetolier, 1900. It was alleged tonight beginning ;tt 7.3u s'clock. as a reason for withholding the diwill meet ploma that York fell In love with a The Utah Press at the Kenyon hu'-'- i on the 20th in si., young woman with whom he afterto choose officers. ;in! talk tip the trip wards quarreled and that she. through to New Orleans .uul Havana in May revenge, told of their love affairs to tho college faculty. This was before next. York's class was to graduate, and lie A reception will lie held Fell. 3 in the was expelled and a diploma refused. w liarlora of lbs Fr-- t .Methodist church The rit of mandamus was granted. new of the of in honor CAUGHT IN CORNER. the Utah Mrthodii.1 mission, llev. Dr. H. J. Talliot. Hi imp Urausioii will lie present lo' IntroihM Hie pew church Four Commission Houses Get Tempoof all and mcinlicrs rary Injunction. official, town in chuii lies fhe if SI. Jan. 18. A temporary inIsutis, arc invited to be present. The cuniniil-le- e junction agaiuKl Ihe Merchants Exof arrangement .onsists of P. A. change was granted today by ihe cirIS. GoodF. McClMin. C. .fudge Dix, J. cuit court al the request of four grain win; U. Cf. sq and Alex. Khcrhardt. hntiHes Who were caught in the wheat corner. The exchange was restrained from expelling tbe MINING NOTES Commission Thisnn company, the Orthweln Commission company, the Commission company, and A. Van ratten of Ogden is said In Kuschinyer the C. II. Alberts Commission company have til'd up tin- - Castro group of or from interfering with their busii, claims iu Bingham on a bond of ness. The margins put up by these companies on Hie December deal are Tho Grand Deimsit, Copper company also held by nrdrr of the court. which acquired properties at M unsoy AN IMPORTANT MEASURE. Creek. Nevada, is . xporlouclng some blight financial difficulties. Factory Employes and Miners ComThe Copper licit railway in Bingponaated in Case of Accident ham Is moving ores again and the Moscow, Jan. 18. Tbe law providing furnaces of .the Yampa smelter were compensation for factory compulsory fired up yesterday. cmployea and miners In case of all one of the most important Marrien Merrill ia In from Deep accidents, of measures the present reign, has beCreek region and says the ritixens come effective. In the event of death there are very hopeful of tbe build- an annuity is paid, not only to widthat railroad a way of through ing ows and legitimate children, but to country in thcuut remote future. illegitimate children and to the mothto adopPorter, manager of the Key-a- t ers of such children .and also Peter tu the the ted children, annuity equal at Eureka. Nevada, one properties wages of 260 days per annum, whereexpect to leave for the east, tomor- as the avrrage of working days only row to confer with eastern Interests 220. As reliable statistics concerning the future of that prois numbers comerty. The mill on the property, Mr. are not availabloto the insurance issue accident polPorter says, will likely be started up panies refused icies except at enormous premiums, in .the. spring-.-.- . so the employers combined for muAn Ely, Nevada, publication says: tual insurance. D. N- - 'Harper and W. C. Rose, the ARRIVE AT MANILA. mining men. after having completed arrangements for ilto purchase of 63 claims in Fleet Will be Ordered to Olongampho copper and For Maneuvers. this district, for which the gentlemen have negotiated for ihe past four 18. Rear Admiral Rob-le- y Jan. Manila, weeks, leave today for Ihe cast, to D- - Evans, in command of the Aslay these acquisitions before their iatic fleet, arrived here today from financial associates. Honolulu, with tho battleship squadron. sailing in close formation. The stockholders' inert annual At the maintained entire the speed during Silver Queen Mining Ing of the Frisco averaged over 12 knots per hour. company, held at Richfield last week, trip Admiral Sterling, in command of the Hans Tuft of Monroe, was elected from Philippine squadron, arrived president; J. A. Rosa of Joseph, Simon T. Berk oi Spring Hongkong on the Rainbow and Rear Admiral Philip H. Cooper In command City, treasurer: John Borins, Jr., of the cruiser squadron, is expected of were All of thce secretary. Ephraim, Simon T. Beck succeeds to arrive here wilh his ships tomorOtto Nielsen of Ephraim as treasurer. row. When the entire fleet in Asiatic waters is assembled, every availwill be ordered to OlongDon Maguire la in the southern part able vessel of the state gathering minerals for ampho for maneuvers. Captain Rich- e Clover has relieved Uriel the Utah exhibit at tbe St Louis ardson lti command of the Wisconsin. World's Fair. - - Emily P. Raleigh against Caroline O. It is in the air that there will be doR. Wells. Jacob T. Raleigh, the exings of a political nature in the City A. H. Raleigh, Council COUNCIL ecutors of the estate of tonight. Mayor Morris will deceased, the Church of Jesus Christ end in ail of his iniMrtant appointof Latter-da- y Saints and the Mutual ments if. he has lLieued to the adinvestment company. vice of some of his strongest Democratic barkers, and if he bas 'succeedLand ed in renting to an understanding with military Referred two or more of the Republican mem-ite- rs Mayor's Appointments Suit to quiet title to a military of tbe Council. bounty land warrant has been filed One of the deals which has been in to Committees. in the District court by Charles M. the air mure than any otner within the Freed against Samuel M. MrDuugai, past few days is fur tbe Republican W. B. Harwell, J. B. Bonner aud E. eoiinrilmcn. who are exjiectcd to back Plaintiff alleges that tbe Mayor in tbe confirmation T. Wilkenson. of apNo. warrant land 33,307 he purchased pointments. io lie given street superguE'ness Man Arrested on Charge of twenty-five years ago from James visor and park commissioner, with all Forgery. Dowdy, s private in Captain McXoal'a the patronage under them. This would company of tho South Carolina mili- mean about half the patronage of the tia in the war of 1812. The warrant city so far as workingmen are conwait issued under the act of March cerned. If this deal goes through I'et-e- r Since its purchase plaintiff 3. 1853. 8. Coudie will lie retained in his teat of between The firet strength lost the warrant and defendants have present mailion of street suiervhuir liis Morris. Democrat, there-forminority Mayor set up some claim to it. It is ana Hans Cfaristopherson. who is the asked that the title to the same present custodian of Capitol hill, will (set kin of the council and file Repubbe quieted In plalqtiff. be made park commissioner. lican majority came last night. The result was not encouraging to DANIEL 6. DANA. KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION. the minority nd those Vho have an. m ticipated sufficient break in the ReSalt Lake, Ttsh, Jan. 18. Daniel Fark City. Jan. 17. This morning publican ranks In tlie.interest of harS. Danq, cousin of the late Charles ai 2:50 o'clock Hcptinc J. Ed wards mony In effect an adjustment of died Sun. York New A. Dana, of the received injuries that proved fatal at are disappointed. 78. Air. Dana had tho mine by ilin explosion Morris first sent in the name of J. here today.. Aged of resided n. this city for a number of a box of giant caps aud six slicks A. Kldrodge. Democrat, as city sexwas engaged iivtlio mining of giant qviwdcr. ton. A motion to refer tho' apixilnt-men- t years and In the sixties he was atcame fnmi the Republican side; lmsiness. The accident occurred on llie 1, t the Treasury department for level in what is ralliM the then a Democrat amended by a mis torney mema was ami later at Washington The aloend-nen- t No. 2 stupe, where lie was runlion for confirmation. Ohio. of lieuch tbc supreme failed by a lie vote. Woof, Riy ber ' of ning a machine. Edwards had finisliml drilling his publican, Is'lng absent, and Prorice. CANNON EXPECTED TROUBLE. fames and was preparing, to blast, and voting with the Democrats. to the while clinching a cap to the end of This took the appointment John Q. Cannon, In Brig.-Gethe fuse it exploded, rauslng the excemetery committee, carrying the ort i . v ginal motion. of tho'lrobps in tho Carlton plosion of tho box of caps and the Exactly the samd'couMA'. wan puts county powder. roal.flcljH, returned to the giant Ho was taken oui aud a physician (tied when the mayor sept it) the apa after day spefiding front yesterday, pointment of Ucorgo W.Snow as city summoned, who attended tho In the wlty; lh his report to Adjt. man, but he died at 5 o'eloek. injured cnglniiT to Kuceeed L. P. Kelsey. In thin case Preeee stood pat and Gen. Burton it was declared that conIt is believed by sumo of the miners rresiriint Hewlett, Republican voted ditions were ppaceable in the strike who were working near hint that a ilh the Democrats. that no trouble had occur- spark from bis candle caused the exto making the appointment legion and this lrir plosion. time. to red cummunl-catkitip a council sent the ' the mayor is said that it however, At Scofield, new of board from the public outbreak may occur at any time. works, stating that in the opinion of an SILT LAKE NOTES is neutral ground and nut owned It a of Hie members the appointment as and the strikers company, the new city engineer would be best for by aert that they will remain there sh Stelioa Ttieohow, tiie Greek laborer tho interests of the city. In expectation of a warm session long as they please. The company who Sunday night beat and choked a and Commercial Street woman, was held -the round', hamber was packed to owns a few houses it that place wilh spectators, who evictions will begin there today. The In $200 bonds yesterday which were suffocation trouble when furnished by a friend. eagerly awaited developments, but the ettixens. it is said, fear fires were subterranean, although the the men are driven from their houses. Gen. Burton slated last night that if tenskin was at times Intense. was a g day dur- forYesterday Opinion generally is much divided no trouble or violence occurred peace and quietness in Salt Lake. would State efforts the troops as to what the results of the the week to 11 o'clock last night not a single ing Up of the mayor and the minority; lo se- be recalled. Tho evictions at Scofield arrest was fnade by the jiolire for the cure satisfactory adjustment of the will continue during the week and if entire day, a record that has not been ; at the end of that tifiw no outbiealc duplicated In years. appointments, will he. baa occurred, an order will be issued recalling the militia. Tills condititm is taken as an Indication that the criminal element and SHYER KING SALOON PLAYED IT TOO STRONG. the vags have been pretty thoroughly cleared out by thc 'vigorus campaign MURPHY A GIBLIN, Props. R. L. Buckley, formerly of Salt Lake against them during the past In Is the of Boise, m latterly gall .ten days.. Firpt Class Wines, Llquora and Cigars. inbubdif and" of the of bi tier ness Your Patronage Solicited. the iquity. - lie was entrusted with Telet G. K. Rice, who has for some months 132 Twenty-FiftSt duty of collecting for the Bell en- been engaged In the auction business in while thus and company, phone Lo kill two birds with Ralf lake was arrested yesterday afthought gaged ternoon on the charge of having forged one stone. So he playqfj the Oakland a check on McCornick It Companys After races. Francisco and San bank for $i,500. comBuckley had lost, nearly $70. the pany took steps to have him arrested, but he had fled, leaving his family W.The complaint was sworn to by S.i Darling, a Nevada mining man. destitute. Riee was arrested as he alighted from the Park City train by a deputy GOV. WELLS AT HOME. 2352 Washington Ave. sheriff. I Gov. Heber M. Welle returned last LICENSED The check In question Is dated SepShbrt Line, and night over the Oregonbarth of the Live- tember 25, 1903. and purports to be President F. J. Hagen today. signed by A. B. White, whom Riee stock association, la expected to the says ia a real individual and whom he The rest of the Utah delegation meet- asserts got tbe money. National Livestock association Franing in Portland will go to San It is understood that the trouble cisco and then come to Salt Lake over has arisen over a, gambling debt. the Southern Pacific. Gov. Wells said he bad had a very N. P. Nelson formerly private secthe conpleasant trip aod hadbutenjoyed Sutherhe did not care retary to vention very much, by land. Is in Salt. Lake for a few days to comment upon the work done refrom Manti, where ' he Is now lothe cattlemen nor prognosticate COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. sults for Utah, which are expected to cated. be of conaideridde import. The state board f examiners held CONTRACTING: ELECTRIIts regular monthly; session yesterCIANS.. Full Lint of BOUNTY FUND EXHAUSTED. day and passed npuhthc bills against Shades. the state. laat the made by Tbc appropriation HOUSE WIRING of bount, Legislature for the payment Lawrence L. Jenson, a prisoner at and warrants issued the OUR .SPECIALTY. ies in exhausted county jail, was removed to the cannot claims in payment of bounty Cross hospital yesterday, where Holy new .Legislature he underwent be redeemed until a a delicate operation. for shall meet and make provision He was arrested .about a week ago . at Bingham Junciiqn ujkhi tbe charge STANLEY S. STEYENS, their redemption. of criminal conduct, and was to have Lest winter $10,000 was set apart on of premiums for the payment had his preliminary hearing yesterMANAGER. w lid rats, mounday morning but 'his illness prevent cd 'Phone 514. 2279 Washington Ave. wolves, cuyotes.benrs, A hard it' and he was taken to tho hospital tain lions and grasshoppers. Representatives Instead of the police court. fight was made by stock-raisincoung from some of the The police are now' looking for one larger bounties, but a comLEWIS & BLACKWELL ties for was reached and the figures Frank Bcott, aged 26 years, five fret promise remained about as before. It seems, seven inches in height, and wearing however, that the lawmakers under- dark clothes. Scott, according to tbe and estimated the number of noxious ani- police. has been acting as a booster mals which would be executed by the for the Green Light gambiinghouse. Transferred to any part at the city. bounty hunters, for the $10,000 appro- Although none of the gamblinghouses PRICES REASONABLE. priation was exhausted by the first of are supposed to be running, the proPhone 63 lx. 231 25th St the year and all warrants Issued since prietors have been paying Scott to act V OGDEN, i if f; THIS WEEK FRED M. NYE Hatter and Clothier. m Correct Your Eye-Sig- ht : before It la too late. There, lx no need of Buffering with tore eyes or headache, aa It la possible in most cases to correct the evil with properly fitted glasses. Examination costs you nothing here, find if glasses are ordered 1 guarantee their reliability. I r ! J ! (S'. J. T. Rushxner, Wash. Ave. Expert Optician. 2413 SILVER PARLOR RESTAURANT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Extra line dinner on Sunday and Wednesday, from 13 to 3 p. m., 23 cents. We give nlre lunch all day. Short orders at all hours, fresh oy Irrs, game and fish In season. I f Props. Charley & Hong, NO. 318 25th 81 TEAMSTERS issiTOCKMEN J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. car-rle-a a full line of Gloves, Blankets, Whips, Tents and Wagon Covers. Mfrs. of High Grade Harness and Stock Saddled. 2279 Washington Ava, 'Phone 514x. IS MONEY EARNED! With Every Purchase 6f a Pair Ladies $1.50 to $4,00 Shoes pi it |