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Show TIIE MORXING EXAillXI'I! OGDEN, : WEDNESDAY T'TAII, it. i..ver V extiml'-ttii.tn rkeuid l'b- - Imaid irhtiM. cIlTUKE and 1 SSJ5FtDU i 1m al tP wl number of drunk t.o but ihe flr celling, and m tlme lo for tade f for the coroner, tnhtrt cunrfd om be i' fh wm ner Marli- - commercial. and the g Henderson. a Rio leaving ?t,hnian- - A he rtf's nri w v, that a man The fro hi orAart. man-- . inuch a playful dd got .aspect the rral d tf tK Vrabber. unUl V chargee! with r"thfij . were aiu con-ti- n u ft fur The tvini. as folio s : Tie rasr-- set State is. Gus Jihns.n. alias Frank Martin, burglary in the first degree, . 27. two case. 8ate vs. Willard Jensen, grand larceny ami embezzlement, March 1. State s. Jess Thomas, murder In the first degree. March 5. 8!&re vs. James McDonald, attempted grand larceny. March 7. State vs. Carl B. Marshall, criminal assault, March 6. State vs. Frank Gregg, burglary in the first degree, March 9. State vs. Joseph Dye. abducting for immoral purposes, March . State vs. Nellis Smith, obtaining money bv false pretenses. March 9. hen the lurut JTL5 (ume little distance Vetch vn taken by the ,,me he MhUaid. nd a'rurk Henderson a telto D Bv thi time the hc four and they lost ail1 lining to make their the Iwfrank Evan ahoandgaveFrank a In by r. kloa gathered John Cor-c- r Evan and wan a a holdnp later Sa ..loon of IM Wilson. ot th ",Ld-h- e 'Tth. t- ftriJlre believe they have in.i' ii. ..gu.ot Zx i:t- oavis county Electric light. will ruu iuto Copper. j..t .iocs m Biughani. While the assays on me :,e.'iiu tered In the upraise ran hii--j ir as uin-inand lrun. there tiuihiig to the management m tiut t,ct. as it is characteiist.c of the ores iu the carbonate none- Mai.Hgct lhutgliert.v returned to cau.p last n.ght to look after the cons; ruci ion of tnc big ore bins at the new railroad loading station and to h'i:i the cotitn ctbiri betueen the lower and upper ot kings preparatory to the u. larged rate of production that will be iuauguidted by the end of next mouth. ' , K;i.i tile. Kr ,v b 1 1,1 IS Ft-li- I'uilli'x t.'--on -.ill i - - - illit-fto- Iltab national 33anh a hi-e- did not wait to demur, grappled with the in the rough and tumble that followed the weapon Mt quickly F The robber aucceeded ia fall Into y from the aeloon. only to A H. hand of .Night Watchman rhit who had been' attracted by the ilitol'ehot. He gave hi. name aa to have Itepheo Oldi. and claimed recently from Call-enion, to the city The truth of the matter la a hat Old la an old offender hereabout on-- r nd waa let out of the county jail laat Sunday, after nerving aentence or a robbery committed at Bingham imrtion. The three men arrested are Id to he dope ilenda of the worst lud. They were in a aullen mood af rr being arrested, and refused to be ,1k. Neither of them appears to The fourth ore ihan 55 years old. un concerned in the alleged robberyf Henderson has not been aprf ehend- DESPERATE GANG. IS A JO.1 The News ays: the Rio Grande West-rrfed that they have a righteous nsiie for complaint in what they term the discharge from custody on technicalities. of alleged burglars and holdups- Foir instance on Dec. 10 laat, they ciuned the arrest in a shack at Berger-vlllnesr Murray, of Stephen Old si eight other suspects, on the charge of burglary. In the place where the nests were made they found a large which had quantity of merchandise hem taken from the company's cars t Bingham Junction. Ii the possnsaion of the men waa 1m a large assortment of burglara tooli, nltro glycerine, hacksaws, and 45 calibre re-several extra large rolvers. The men had a hearing be-- j fere Judge Holm at Murray, and were bound over to the district court. Later they were discharged at Ihe Instance or District Attorney who concluded that the evidence waa not sufficient to convict them. Then at Murray, and they were brought, before Judge Diehl of this city, on the charge of having burglar tools In their possession. Again they wart discharged, which act wan followed by and discharge again. In the meantime the gang has been nspecled of committing a goodly number of the moat serious crimes of the winter In this community, and Utah night. Olds was apprehended for his of a bartender. part in the hold-o- p The Rio Grande official are of the opinion that had tha gang been given It deserts in December last, that, fewer crime by far would have been committed in this city, during the current winter. They look upon Olds and hi confederates as being among the most desperate that have operated In Salt Lake In recent year. Salt. Lake, Feb. The officials of n e, st A. L. GREGORY PASSES AWAY. Salt lAke, Feb. 20. The New says: Poor old Greg ie dead. He passed away pi-efullyesterday atfernoon at the State Mentall hospital at Provo y p er SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS sul'M-ril't-il- UNION AST 4 Na o Limited o Strictly Twentieth Century Vestibulcd Lighted Steam heated Trains Electric ObarwattsU-brar- Incomparable Operating Pullman Fames Bleepers; Cara A Dining Cara y OREGON Far rates er Information call as: T. P. A, Ogden, Utah. North af Ogdon, Portland, 8pokmaA Pocatello and Bull Rsanea, 1:21 dally Na 7 Fact Mail, Portland. Spokane, Pocatello and 11:18 pm Bulla, dally Na 11 Cache Valley daily .....a..,.-.- , K:Nyj 1 a, Arrive Feet Mall from Portland, Bpokaaa Pocalailo T: 00 ora and Butta dally Na 12 Cache Valley Ka18:11 ora pron, dally Na 10 Portland. Spoken, Butta and Pocatello daily, l:Hpj Na SX. 1 - e an COMING. Feh. 20. ComColumbus. the Eighth Infantry, panies C and U. fmen and five officers, consisting of ' in command of Captain Taggart, of Wooster divorce fame, left for San Francisco today and will embark on the transport 1tgan, March 5th, fur the Philippm1- Ohio, The Will not mar ths appearance of new Harness, but will make 11 vary unsafe U jirt buy your i Mart bufiat-aaskh- rest assured that a you ig Wash. Ava $76 Twenty-thir- at d M Arrive Portland, Bpokana Butte and Pocatello Express from Balt Lake City. lliM ora Na I Atlantic Exp roes froraBalt Lake City, and laeec1:01 Alb medial points, dally Na 7 Portland, Bpokana ExButts tend Pocatello press from Balt lako City dally Na 1 Fast Mall from Balt Lake City, dally liUfm No. 11 Cache Valley ExBah Lako from press City, Provo, Neahl an 1:11 y.A Juab, dally , Na 17 Los Angelas Limited. 8:4$ p.ra Na I Eastern Exp row .... 7:0i p.m. Na lkkm. minartwi. mi Mta. CMcap & Bj. falh-VIftst- m NOMINATIONS. Washing: n. Fob. 20. The President the following nominations today to the aenate'-Examlmr in Chief In ihe Patent Office John M. Coll, South Carolina. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury John H. Edwards, Ohio. Also prom "lions in the army and navy. s-- n CHINA IS CAUTIONED. Tokio. F h. jn.The Japanese government, although asserting that il nr no serious apprehenhas at sions of an rising in China. has called the attention of the Chinese government to the advisability to prevent be of adopting present feeling of unrest front developoweiaeuL ing Into aa pr-se- anti-forelg- n tnure auU-forelg- a -- 8 .....,.,...,10:d8i SL Paul and XUsneapolis J. C. Platt Saddlery Co. 4 1 Iowan Ubnryi afibe kab lighted, tbiougk ta CMcage iagA Dkactconaactkala detaiL .... Bastorn Express 4:18i Portland, Spoken Butta and PoeatoUo for Balt Lake City, dally .... T:$8i Na 8 Local for Balt Lako 8:28 City, daily Na II Cache Valley to Balt Lake City Na 18 Lon Angelas Limit 111 $Jti ad No. 8 Limited for Balt Uka City, Prova Nephl and Juab, dally lillgA Na 10 Portland, Bpokaaa Butts and Pocatello to Salt Lako City, dally 8:S0pJA tmkra Ikata kttaWarfl kg can, can, wfffc hart are getting not only Harness that present tbs very finest appearance, but Harness that la well undo In every 228$ Na Na aping cars, ebservatw? cats, Harness Here you may South of Odgan, Overland Limited One Weak Spot 8 California To and Its Host Famons B. G. W. TIME CARD IN BTPBCX SLIME R RESIUIS IHE CLEVER COMMERCIAL TRAY-ELE- R wants to waste no time la making hla irald." Let us know as far ahead aa may ba wbat train you want to cates and ws'll land you, Mr. Salesman, with your trunks, sample caaes. etc, at tha station, long before tbe whistle blows. Won't tax you too mucb, either. Wo do a general tracking and carting busk a ness, besides, and bavs a phone. BOSTON CAFE . .... 8 Coronado ARRIVE DAILY. San Pedro Los Angeles THROUGH OBSERVATION DRAWING ROOM CAR OGDEN, TO LOS ANGELES. EXCURSION RITES OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Ba C. A. HENRY at Depot, Ticket L Everything hers tha best. Short on Office, or writs ta J. L. MOORE, dera at all houra LAKE CITY. SALT A, All kinds of game and flah In aeasoA Extra fine dinner Sunday, from 12 to 25a Fino lunen from 11 ta 4 end 6 to 8 p. m, Transfer a Specialty. (EL Scavenger Work, Excursion Wagons In SsaaoA Strati 224 Twenty-fift- a Ign, Jim Ogdon apodal .....11:38am. 8 Pacific Mall, Balt lake and all poiota East Na 1 Chicago and SL Louie 1:10 pjbl Limited Na 13 Local from Park CUty 7:00 pm. and Ban Prto Valley No. 3 Padflo Exproea from 13:0$ aok all poiota east Through Bleeping Cars to Omaha. Chicago and Bt. Louis, New York and Boston. Free Reclining Chair Cara A perfect dining car service oa all through train. C. A HENRY, Ticket Agent, Oftfaa L a. BENTON, Gen. Agt Pagr. Drat Salt Lake City, o. B. GILSON. AgerL Ogden. Na Na Long Beach LOW If. WA DEPART DAILY. Na 6 Atlantic Ball aU potato am. .. East T,l 8:00 Na If Salt Lake local .. 1:31 Ko. 14 Balt Lako apodal No. I Chicago gad BL Louis PJ ... Limited Na 4 -- Atlantia Erproea all 7:06 p.aa paints Skat Riverside Allen 1 ransfer Co. where: to eat MAY Tent City Pasadent Terminal qulck-acUo- Young. Props 11 .ll:80eJA Southern Pacific Company h 14-- PRESIDENTIAL 8 - p CART. TAGGART t Na lo-e- ass SHORT LINS RAXLA0A9 COMPANY. C. A. HENRVi Agent, Union A. B. MOSELEY, nitro-glynerin- " Arrin Eapi aaa t and tha new Angeles-Chieag- I California from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, Ksnsaa City and East, daily IiIIajb, Na 7 liO Angelas Limited, 1:41 pja. Na Fast Mail No. 1 Ova Usd Limited tram Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver and all 4:06 1 palais East, dally OVERLAND LIMITED y . Na PACIFIC) This Includes tha famous Los impart .... I:Nla Eastsra Exproas t Overland Route , COM- Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Dsa-va- r, Kansas City and East, !:6S pwa. Los Angelas lAmiiad, 7:00 pm. Na No. d Atlantic Exprww (or Denver, Omaha. CoancU Bluffs, Kansas city and aU points East, daily VIA (UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD PANY. 6 2 Na s mm-tracl- partly! at the age of 67. Since the night two years ego he we stricken down by a murderous In Denver "Greg" but faintly recognised hi old railroad associates with whom he used to scramble In Ihe ld days for consignments of live stock. Albert J. Gregory was one f the beet known traveling live stock agents In this section and for years under Mr. NTlns of tbe Denver and Rio Grande he itaed to go up and down tbe country capturing trainload of cattle and sheep for the Gould lines. Every live stork rhipper.in the country knew him' and will feel sorrow for bis pitiable end end. Mr. Gregory was brutally beaten by hold-uand for a time his life was rilspatred of. His strong ennstltiilinn, however, pulled him through hut hU mental faculties were shattered. An I soon ae he could he moved he was Mll Maun, of tb, iMhlm, butchers and millers, of selling reshandle the clerks to mall pouches in taurants and hotel brought to Salt Lake. Hie condition, small amounts of which ielters are placed. the however, proved to be sucb that, there merchandise. Tbe wholesalers have a only one thing to do and delnct-atul- v made a price to restaurants and hotels CARBONATE HILL ASSAYS. his friends took slept to place the same as made to small or large rehim where he would be cared for and t the tame time would be himitelf or New Lead Shoot Ie Rich Ore Below tail buyers. This. o the retailers claim, ba made competition impossible. other no barm. Tunnel Giveo Copper Value. I'nder tbe term of the agreement, His widow ha been communicated with and ie now on her way here from A Salt Lake paper says that assay restaurants and hotels buying in large Denver. returns from samples of the big shoot quantities, that is, tbe same amounts Thin morning B. F. Nevina, western of ore struck in the raise from the as those in which retail butcher and livestock agent, far tbe Denver and lower tunnel of the Carbonate Hill grocers buy. will be able to get the same prices as the retailers. Where Rio Grande, left for Provo on receipt property were received by Manager f the sad news and be bse under- Matt A. Daugherty yesterday morn- less quantities are bought, retail price taken to see that tbe remains are ing. At tbe same time he got re- will be charged. No retail busine. suitably embalmed. turns from the samples taken in the including reatauranls and hotels, will wlnxe which be reported Saturday as be sought after by wholesalers. CRIMINAL CASES. showing copper. The ore taken from LYNCH HEADS LAND BOARD. the raise went C9.4 per cent lead, eight Halt Lake. Feb. 2l. A setting of ounces silver, 27.6 per cent Iron and criminal oases for trial during next a little gold. Tbe ora from the wlnxe Salt. Lake, Feb. 2'L W. J. Lxnch month was made by Judge Armstrong assayed 1.1 per cent copper, 27.6 per wa yesterday elected chairman of the today. The settings begi non Feb. 27 rent lead, four ounces silver and 20c state land board to succeed William end end March 9. There Is one mur- I in gold per ton. Spry, resigned. The board met at 2 der rase on the docket, that of tbe As the latter class of ore is some- - oclock yesterday afternoon to choose Stale nf Utah against Jess Thome, thing entirely new to the mine the de- a chairman. Mr. Lynrh was placed in stored, which is set for trial on March velopment below the tunnel level will nomination by H. M. Hayes, the Dem5The rase against B. H. Bchetler, I be watched with tbe keenest Interest ocratic member, and elected unani' charged with receiving deposits In hie by thoi-- identified with the company. mously. bank knowing the same to be insolv- As explained by Manager reason for Mr. Ly neb's chief The ent. wae continued for ihe term. The when he came down fromDaughertyit selection, despite the fact that he is ramp, cssea against Louis lorton, charged looks as tboagh that underlying the . new member of the bast'd, is that he Pub forger jj and David Evilu, lead tlepoisiis of tha property tibia ora I Uvea la Salt Lake, It in desirable of send-hajrg- INTEREST PAID ON Kt-ti- d 2? nmnpao iutr Cwni DAILY TRAINS 1 alone in the place, hum a PEBHY. V. WMsiBim RALPH S. HO A a. A. V. MelMTOSH. As-- l of OflOen, r JTauddenly coofrooted f. Win, and demanded S.t ha turn over the money at hand. B. DOOLY, JOSE PM 1 , wati-lmu- ink J. un-.'- fr.iiu-blt-i-- A Bartender1 Battle. morning, when U:W thi tbs Tomlin00, bartender in UNION DEPOT TIME CARD UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY hii;i-iidc- r,filr. 106. f'.t; .. '.tiied .i heu t'.i will he he '1. Jititcli, in. . ll'-i- 2L r l'i-- r ri'ii.-s- Klectric l.igo I'm n Karin: ns calm iuto Ms l:i. '! - w I,, i Ii it 1 1 yesterday. sut'seribed s:tH-met and l.e ..vicli- of in corporation. The at' In- picvije for s (ai'i'.alizaioii of in flu T!f- ilni'l P"i.i.'i. WHO a:v klinjcs. r to m also the fiist Jau-e- , A. annual lm-- ' Eh'.M-iIxof Woods i': Iiavid Sto ker Slid L E. Will.-- ' ,jf in Lit fill. V Anuo-eT. Purler of I'eiitrml'.e. I.. of FarmitiKli'i, llei:rr H. Bl"uit j Clark and Heher J. Shrft:. M if Kaveville THUG DISARMED BY BARTENDER. un. E. P. Ellison i,!:! WilMimi I. Union of ltyiou. . The director will n:tei next Sat2V -- The Herald Salt Lake. r urday nt Fariiiing'on for il.e purpose aye: Frank Thoiupun, a of sjuee-uu-CHOLERA AMONG HOGS. at Del Wilson's a loon. 55 East Second of urzanizing. forThellieKrih-ler to i.irniu provide South street, grappled wlih Stephen Ml The new company of The Salt Lake, Feb. 2rt. Something of Olds, a member if t hi- notorious ihe chief of the a stir is being caused in city health gang, in a bund to hand strug- held by N. T. Porti--pi'iino.-eE Willey. iiit circles by the discovery through In- gle for the possession of a ivvolv.-h.'ld a lift i year this morning. Olds at These gentlemenBoun'iful spector Fraxier of 61 dead hogs in about hii City a gulch up in Eniegratiun cattyim. It tempted to bold him up bebind the bar. franchise from fri..-!n.-from Dais suspected that the swine died of i Twice during the struggle the wcapuu l wenty five year vis county, Farmington city and Kays-vill- e cholera and ihe city chemist is was discharged. Olds was inerpowm-Theae s ir ihe company analysing samples of the meat to as- and the gun wrenched from his hands. accesacity. to every pan of liaxi count. certain the cauae of death. The own- Rushing from the saloon he ran cast of the er seems to have sought to avoid the on Second South street; but before he Already nice than stock has ,iul capital expense of burial by dumping the hog Police Officer It is reached Stale street expected that liain comiii peowhere he did. While at present there Emil Johnson and Night A. will a all. lake it isalonx it purely ple ia no danger of contamination of the E. While grabbed him. local company. Negoiuunnx are pendParley's canyon water supply, the offifired in the struggle ing for Lh purchiinr of elect l ie curshut The cials nail attention to the fact that l.ieht k Railway through Frank Sweeney's trous- rent from the from that, locality, the Infected water passed ers the knee, but inflict Power comjust company or (he when the spring water begins to run no wound.above The first shot entered the pany. will run Into the city mains. The inTb floor. Thompson's hands were rut in Kaysvill CamiinR company spector Is Vacating ihe ownership of the hogs, and it ia claimed that some a dozend places. Hie hands were also elected tha follnwh.R offi.er, for the and hi face blackened ensuing year Ibis week: Jobn K. of the diseased pork was sold to butch- powder-burneers in this city, where It It causing with powder. Olds hands bore marks Barnes, president and d licet or: Peter of the struggle, and bis hat waa loot Barton, vice president and dlrecloi ; complaint. John G. M. Barnes secretary, treasIn the fight. urer and director; Jolm Flint, H. .1. saWilson's walked Olds Whin into THREE NEW COMPANIES. loon, several customers were standing Sheffield. M. M. Whiteside. T. J. R. W. Burner., Hynuu Stewart, Three new corporation! filed copies U the bar. lie walked to tile mr of Smith, The company has director!. A down. moment sat and saloon the of their articles of incorporation In for the growth of alioiit. Jim the secretary of atatea office tod?. later the customers left. Old sieppud to acres of tomatoes, vumeh for ::r.uut The Louise Consolidated Mining con-pan- the rear of the bar and shoved a gun oases, and In adtliMnn to this main of Ogden, capitalised at. $750, ft 00. In Thompson's face. He commanded or S.iiimi eases product will park divided into eharee of the par value of him to throw up his hands. beans and 1,000 eases of pumpkins. Fred- Hamilton ii president.; $1 each. Thompson was wiping his hands of The demand for rtisup ha induced Dr. II. J. Fewell, vice prerident; John with his apron, and In an instant grab- the company to increase its output of bed both with hand. the treasurer. and Thompgun Green, secretary that article, and about five ca rliioiK combehind son from Olds Brothers' the will be put up. out The Miner Creamery pushed pany of Falrview, Sanpete county, bar and a struggle ensued. The first The shareholder of ihe Kayille capitalised at $25,000, divided into shot waa fired between Thompson's Irrigation company hate elected the shares of the par value of $5 each. Nor- legs and entered the floor. The men directors: Christopher Revti-ton- , man Miner la president; M. O. Miner, wrenched and twisted each other about following William H. Blood. Warren I). vice president; A. U. Miner, secretary the floor. The second shot went Barnes, John G. M. Barnes, Thomas J. and treasurer. double and the doors passed Smith. through The McGrltf Fruit company of through Sweeneys trousers. Sweeney Smallpox has broken out. in the North Ogden, capitalised at $12,000, had Just entered the saloon. He felt of Brigham Ymng In Kaysville. divided into share of the par value of the sting of tha bullet and rushed out. family Three of the children are afflicted, $100 each. E. G. McGriff is president; Fred Manning was in the room in but the cases are not dangerotta. The S. W. Campbell, vic-president; the roar of tha saloon. When he heard children had been attending school, treasurer. James Storey, secretary and the first shot he ran Into the barroom. and those attending two schools were Olds saw him and Just attar the sec- exposed to the contagion. TheVhools ond shot was fired loosened his grip have not been closed, however. The CLERKS TOO FEW on the gun and ran out the front door. disease i auppoacd 1" have been famwhere Postmaster Thomas Explains Soma The cylinder of the revolver was brought from Layion. twisted out of shape. The hammer waa ily, relatives of the Young, are unof tha Conditions Resulting in at full lock, but Thompson was unable der quarantine. Delays. to use tha gun. He dropped it on tbs DEATH OF JOHNSON YOUNG. Salt Lake, Feb. 20. The Herald floor and started after Olds. Police Officer Johnson and Nightwatcbman says: Provo, Aug. 19. Johnson Bratind To the dispatch from Cheyenne, White heard the ehota and were withWyoming. In which It waa stated rail- in a few yards of Olds when bn bolted Bryant Young died Saturday at his way clerks are being overworked, I oul tha front door of the saloon. The home in Timpenogo ward from bronwaa bom in say amen," said A. L. Thomas, Salt windows In the double duors were chitis. The Weekly county. Twin., April 1. 1832. leke's postmaster. In tbla office we broken. He accompanied hia parents to Nail-voOlds operated with the McRobert are feeling tha effects of overwork In 1642, and to Utah In lSiiil. In for the postal clerk keenly. It la gang in Murray and Bingham Junction necessary to work nearly all the mail last December. Nine of the gang were March. 1653. he was married to Ml a which comes to ns from the transconarrested for burglary and held on five Pannelia Babcock of Spanish Fork, tinental roads. While this condition counts. They were held to the district VUh pioneer of '(7. In 1654 be movd does not exist at all times, still there court, but were released on a techni- to California, remaining there ill 1857. la enough reworking of mail necessary cality In the complaint. In a fight when he returned to I'tuh, settling In to hamper the efficiency of thli office among thsmaelves in the cabin in Mona, Juab county, where he became to a large extent. near Murray, James a successful farmer and slock raiser. "Bergertown, Few persons realize that the plan Moore was shot through the body by A few years ago he moved to Provo, and haa been Interested In mining st the government has laid out for the one of tbe men. since coming bore. He was handling of mail on board trains conThis led to the arrest of the gang and Marysvale State bank templates the sorting of all business their cache was found. It consisted one of tbe directors of tbe mall for business districts before the of a wagonload ot stolent merchandise of Provo. His wife and a. large nummall la received in the city to which from stores and box car. A kit of bur- ber of descendants survive him, he befather of seven arms and three it ia directed. For instance, ail mall tools was also found In their ing the The remains will be taken for the Wilson hotel in this city would glary and a boitl of daughter. to Mona for burial, where service will be sorted into one pile, tied together cabin, waa arrested at this time and was be held Thursday. and be ready for distribution on Ar- Olds Issued A marriage license has n rival In Salt Lake.. Likewise would releaseda but a short time ago. few before at the Just missies to John W. Zimmerman, aged 25. and the mall for all the larger stores, ofhold-tiW. 8. Henderson, who Christine Salberg, aged 17, both of fices and banks be handled. If tha tempted 519 West Third South street, Lehl. lives at were worked mall persystem railway was robbed of bis watch and tie pin A warrant lisa been Issued for the fectly the mere delivery of business mall would be all required on its ar- by Frank Evans and Frank Gerrard, arrest of Moroni Child of Kpringvllle, rival In this or any other large city. members of tbe same gang, in the Fed a patient nf the slate mental hiwplisl, Commercial street. 1 who haa been out on parole for some regret to say at present no such per- eial saloon, 19followed Henderson tbe men from time. He Is again considered dangerfect working la possible. The mall clerks have too much to do and too the saloon and was struck down by ous to be at large. little time in which to dq.tt to he ab- Gerrard. Polica Officer John Cories and Cbailas Evans arrested them as WOOL ALCOHOL HEARING. solutely efficient in tbla work. they attempted to escape through ComMail Regularly Late. mall mercial alley. In the mud they dropped Manufactursra De- n- That They Are Nearly all transcontinental Ruining Forests. eomes to the Salt Lake office at least the watch, but Henderson identifies as the men who robbed him while e little Isle each day. About one them . was sitting at a tsbje In the ea day in five the trains are on time. Washington, Feh. 20. Wood alcohol Here is the first cause of delay In de- loon. A search was made for tbe watch, manufacturers appeared before the house way and nutans committee tolivery. On the average the mail eomes but il baa not been recovered. to this office three days out of the day in opposition to the removal of THEY'LL BE GOOD. week unsorted. It is necessary for Internal revenue tax from denatured ihe clerks in the local office to realcohol for ue. in the Industrie and Balt Lake. Feb. 20. Tbe members of arts. Henry J. Pierce, of Buffalo. New sort the business mall, tbus doing tbe work which should have been done on the Retail Butchers A Grocers' asso- York, president if the Wood Product board the trains. A delay of from ciation had certain wholesale butchers company, characterized the plan to reas thirty minutes to an hour and, a half and miller on ibe carpet at a meeting move the tax from denatured spirits anIs caused by these two drawbacks. of the arsoeiaMon yesterday afternoon purely selflsl'-- and said it would When the business mall Is held back in the rooms of the association in the nihilate or cripple the wood alcohol because of late trains and Atlas block. The specific allegation industry, shich represents an Investall residential mail ' Is delayed made against the millers and whole- ment of many millions of dollars, ihnusandrt of men nd affects at least twice as long. AYe aim to salers was that they were selling their get out the business mall abend of all products In n retail manner to the det- the" welfare uf at. least lon.noo perother. sons. riment of the retailers. There are many rases where the Mr. Pierce denied that the destrue-tlo- n After soma rather hot words and bemall is carried beyond stations of American forests could he lengthy arguments on each side, tbe cause of the amount of work placed wholesalers promised to be good. Here- traced to wood alcohol manufacturers. upon tbe railway mail clerks. They after. It Is said, no person will be able He said the proper use of wood alcohol are really not to blame. The fault to buy anything from the wholesalers bad never 1 1 his knowledge resulted Ilea In their being loaded down with In less than wholesale any one, and expressed Injurv quantities, and in more work than It la possible for them at wholesale prices. the opinion lla wood alcohol was Inwhen drunk. to do. Most of tha letters persons Th between the jurious to hpal'h mly disagreement get upon which is stamped the word e ud there news AND STATE EXCHANGES) CORRESPONDENTS (FROM state rttul .i - :t.-. v lrnDTAUV M01JNING, fine Liquors FOR THE BEST LIQUORS BUY tha folowlng: Port wines, Angel. Zinfaa-delica, Dry wines, Sauternw, Clarets. Wa alto havw a foil line of all other liquors. Tha place to get them at right price is P. M. POISONS Brown Palace Saloon Na J Feelfle Expreis for SLADES HacKs and Vans Depart Ban Francisco end lutermw 4:30 am, points, dally Na 303 Mixed train, Ogden to Montella Corinno and diet Day and Night Kelton, dally day except Sun 1:11a.m. MOVING PIANOS A SPECIALTY. 5 Pacific Express Na J. C. SLADE, LEUEE. through to San Frandaea .,.,.-,.lI:Kx- a 408 25th Street, Tribune Bldg. dally Ball, Office 220; Bell, RmL Na 8 Feat Mall 3:18p.L 'Phone 430 pm. danca, 224. Independent, Office 224, Na 1 OreUnd Limited Arrive Reaidence, 1144. Wagon for Sanitarium will leave No. (Atlantic Express from 7:10 San Franclsca dally Utahna Drug Store corner at 8:80 2:30 p.aa m.; at 2 p. nb Na S Overland Limited m. and return 11:30 Na 204 Mixed train from and return at 4 p. m. ........ a a WINES and LIQUORS R M. LEEDOM. H. PATTISON Falstaff Cafe 2429 Wash. Ava ........ ... ea Montello vis Corine and Kelton, dally except SunC'fO P8k day Na 4 Atlantic Express fromBan Francisco ana Intern6:10 A dint points, daily 6:30 p.m. Na 10 Fast Mall WANT ADS. YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Phans 228X WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. |