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Show ' COALVILLE TIMES N.JACOU PETERSON, I . KEW RULES - tbe postolficrs recently Cauout of BE JU3CPTED Democratic B ' BITTER v Membtr MEDICINE, FIRST STEPS TAKEN BUT- - (( House of Repreventativee Dtddti Upon Legislative Program, COURT DECISION' BY SUPREME WHICH WILL DIVORCE THE ' RAILROADS AND MINES. MEETING OF PROMINENT CANS AT EL PASO MAY SULT IN PEACE. party catieua g Washington In Saturday the Democratic members 4 the bouse adopted without change tb committee assignments, tbe economy program and the new rules prepare! for the coming session by tbe com mittees that have been working i the last month. Important changes in procedut and a 'general reorganization of tb house will result from the action 4 the Democrats The power of aamltf committees was definitely taken fro the speaker by the rules, and lodged in the house itself Committee member are to be eled ed by the house, nut only la the fird instance, but aNo in the filling 4 vacancies. A saving of f lK2,0t)o 4a the annul cost of running congress is promised through the cutting out of euperfioi employes and inactive committed, and through the abolishment of extra months' pay. places are put into the hads of .one committee, a special body k he known as the committee on i and the scramble for positions will center about ts des- ignated aa postal savings depcEltores Clause Nsw Life Given Cornmoditie is tbe oneaL Bingham. of th Hepburn .Rat Act and the Word bas been received in Sait Lake that E. Burke Spencer, whose Government it Afforded Another body was reported to have been found Opportunity to Enjoin the In San Francisco bay, is alive anJ Railroads. well Dirt Is flying at half a dozen points along tbe route the Eastern Utah railway proposes to take on its way through the great coal bods of Emery county. Thb poetofflee department - has awarded a contract to J. C. "Cockrell and W. K. Tomlinson for twice mail service between lianksvllle and Green River, beginning July 1. Elizabeth Syme, aged hi years, one of the oldest members of the Mormon church in Utah county,' died at Provo on Wednesday, following a strike of Mrs. Syme settled in paralysis. Provo in 1862. A reduction 'of from $5 to 815 a car, according to distance, has been made by tbe railroads of Utah and adjacent states. In the rate for shipping sheep from the winter to the summer ranges and vice versa. Montlcello and Rluff has been mall changed from the twico-a-weeschedule to six times a week, and the service between Cortez, Colo., and bluff, .Utah, reduced from six times a week to weekly. The report on revenues of tho slate hoard of land commissioners for the month of February has been completed, and shows that a total of $31 2)4.75 was received during the month under the land sales account. The machinery was started going In the Knight Woolen mills at Provo last week, and there are now' employ ed In and about the plant thirty-sipersons and this number la to be Increased as the work is extended. John Tick, a native of Austria, to his aged 23 years, fell 450 feet w death In the Daly Judge nilne at Park City. Tick sent s car of ore onto what he thought was the cage, but the cage had been removed That Utah la taking the lead In most thoroughly exploiting the resources of the state at the Pacific land show at Los Angelea Is admitted by all who have visited the abow, no matter from what part of the pountry. For the benefit of persona wishing information on tbe new liquor law en acted hy . the recent legislature, the bill has beenput Into pamphlet form, and 1,009 coples ere ready for dlstri hutlon at tha offlee-p- f the secretary TO v UTAH UTAH STATE NEWS Among X IDE OUT OF COAL Editor and Manager. COALVILLE . Tumiimdities The Washington. of the Hepburn tu'e law. interpreted two years ago by the su preme court of the United States, was gHfrn new life on Monday ty that tribunal in a. second Interpretation. 3o effective was the reconsideration af the subject that government officials predict that the evil will now he remedied and railroads divorced from the coal business. The government Is now afforded another opportunity, to, enjoin the ruilroads pieicing be abtbraolie coal regions of from carrying coal in alleged violation of tho commodities clause.. Chief Just lie White announced the ledslon of the court. The entire jench agreed with him, although on he previous consideration Justice door. ilarain dissented. Haui-- Penn-tylvanl- a MEXI-- . RE- Inturrectos Still Held to Declaration' That President Diaz Must Resign . and Make Way for Free Election Before They Will be Satisfied. El Paso, Texas. The first steps looking to ue, restoration of peace m Mexico are proceeding with all possible speed. rrancisco I. Madero. Sr., Alfonso Madero, Estrada and Hernandez-Gonzale- s arrived at El Paso Sunday nighL Gonzales, it was stated by Juan Sanchez Azcona, a mAiber of the junta here, is the representative of Minister Limantour. Senor Azcona emphasized the statement that the El Paso program la of a necessity (Copyright. 1X11.) informal, designed to riesult in a real DOC. U. 8. THAT WILL TAKE SOME and binding conference if the prelimOF THE JEWELLING D5WN. inaries succeed. Estrada is a .awyer and a member of the junta. His OGORMAN SUCCEEDS DEPEW home is in Mazailan, Mexico. A id orgfl-Izatio- Senor eongtt-siona- that the Azcona-Sa- delega- tion named will wait at El Paso, if they go into Mexico at all, for paesport giving them the fullest assurance of safety. It may not be necessary for them to leave American soil in case Francisco I. Madero, the younger, had digested Limantour's tentative proposals and as hoped, has already, dispatched a messenger from his camp to El Paso. Members of the junta have reiterated in a general way their comments on President Diaz's message to congress as being unsatisfactory. It makes no direct reference to any real move on the governments part to secure peace. In fact. It is held rather to minimize the importance o. the re volt. Important reforms are advocated, but the pressure of the revolutionists in securing them is not recognized. The lnsurrectos nold that Diax must do more man his message promises. He must resign and mae way for a .ee election. Insurgent Democrats Capitulate and legislative program was subsit OFFICIALS OF BUTTE the Dead-locin New York LegisSCORED ted by Uhalramn Underwood of tie" FOR THEIR LAXITY IN THE lature it Broken. id' means and committee, and ways Government's Efforts to Punish Alas MATTER OF FINANCES. the caucus. It ia destgwd by opted kan Coal Land Locator May to limit the activities of the fitra Come to Naught. session to such questions aa poptlar Albany, N. Y. Supreme Court Justice James Aloysius OGorman, DemoSeattle; Tbe government on Man-da- y election of senators, Canadian reclgo-city- , Auditors Present Report Showing lost Its first battle In the effort crat, of New York City, was elected tariff revision, investigation of That Vast Sums Collected by DifUnited States senator Ftiday night to punish the alleged fraudulent lo--r governmental departments, confVB' ferent Officials Have Never a tors of Alaska coal lands. by the legislature, after the most proJudge slonal reaptortionment, statehood for Been Credited to the City. tracted struggle - over - this position Cornelius H. Hanford, in the United Arizona and New Mexico, general deever held in the Empire state. States dlRtrlot court, in overruling the ficiency District of appropriation, , On the final ballot, the motion to Instruct the Jury to acquit Columbia legislation, and publicity of Charles F. Munday, Earl E. Siegley campaign contributions. Butte, Mont. la a highly sensa- he received 112 votes to 28 cast for tional report made public Thursday Chauncey Depew, whose term expired and Archie Seidels, sustained all the SPANISH CRISIS-END- S,vital points contended .for by the doevening by the Butte Business Mens March 4 lasLU. fendants. association, an audit of the citys At the close of a day of almost conTha ground on which tbe court re- Rssults in Second Reconatructioi of finances dating back for ten years is tinuous negotiations the Insurgents the Canalejaa Ministry, j fused to grant the motion to acquit glyen Many discrepancies In the ac- capitulated and Justice O'Gorman was was 'not raised by counsel for either Madrid. The ministerial edits, counts of the various Officials are re- elected. A few minutes before the aide in the suit, but by the Judge him- which appeared fraught with the ported, some of which may be cleri- ballot was cast. Justice O'Gorman's self. It leaves the government so lit- greatest possibilities, seems to lave cal, but in the expressed opinion or resignation from the bench was filed tle room to stand on that it Is said ended as abruptly as It beganjt the auditors, Messrs. Pogson, Peleu St the efflee of the secretary of state REBELS ROUT FEDERALS. to be practically assured that tbe has resolved itself, seemingly to the bet Jb Co., in some Instances we are as a constitutional provision would have his amount election while cash to satisfied this that prohibited be will dropped. prosecution reneral relief, Into a aecond was abstracted. holding the office of justice of the Regular Troops Surprised by Insurrec. structlon of the Canalejaa toe While Engaged in Celebration. A MANN WILL LEAD. to no' court. make supreme The auditors attempt King Alfonso on hla arrival Jam Wild shortsum of the marked tbe end applause Mexico. up possible Chihuahua, Thirty four Seville Sunday afternoon lmmeAte-l- y concisely the long contest' and the legislature, rebels were killed and scores were Republicans Chosa Illinois Congressreceived Senor Canalejaa and re- ages, stating in connection therewith man at Floor Leader. that many receipt books are missing, driven from the state capitol by Wed- woudded In a clash between a detachquested him to continue In povfet James polltax receipts and cash books gone. nesday's fire, quickly adopted a reso- ment of 350 federal soldiers and 150 coiidBon Washington. Representative The premier agreed, on lnsurrectors a$ Aldama Friday night The greaest number of missing re- lution adjourning until April 17. If. Mann of Illinois was unanimously that he be permitted to ' The lnsurrectos are said to hare to be In the polltax deappears chosen candidate for " speaker and changes In tbe cabinet as djJ8eb ceipts he deeded LEFT GIRL TO DROWN can been ..shot -- down in a running figl some check until and floor leader of the Republicana in the necessary To .this the king nseided. partment, following a surprise stuck by the be had on these. lt la difficult to esHouse of Representatlcer at a caucus timate the amount due the city treas- 8wimming Instructor Did Not Care to federals. Diax soldiers say thy lost held In the house chamber Monday French Take Terrible Rcvtnge;. of state. -Get Hla Street Clothes Wet. only four men killed. whom urer. After two year In the al&tp prison night. He was proposed to tbe cauKonskry, French Guinea, Africa were leiT the charge. lieutenanU for who Inare their scored Seattle. officials The The coroner's that Jury cus by former Speaker Cannon and Two officers and twelve private were during which time It la said he has laxness In tbe matter of the citys vestigated the drowning of Pearl The route followpd'an orgy which been a model prisoner, Arthur Bowe received the support of the regulars I killed and two d girl. In a the lnsurrectos gdft.ed after they had those insurgents who were pres-- cers and fourteen privatei were finances, and it is stated that to meet Moore, a thirtevn-year-olwho with , Richard Baker, attempted marched into Afdama without resistof owned issue 1905, bond natatorlum. the 1400,000 maturing Washingby to murder Edward Greene, a Junk ent wpunded during an engagement In ance. found was ton Hotel ten $1,900 only years, company, Improvement dealer in 8alt Lake, haa applied for The caucus endorsed all the eleven Thursday between two computes of brought In a verdict that the death a pardon. officers whd have served in the Re- a French expedition and natives led set aside. FEAR JAPAN. was caused by criminal 'carelessness Its exceeded Butte has of The city John M. Browning, the Ogden In- publican houaeT'vIdon of these wlil by the Sultan of Goumbrt Tha the statu- and neglect of the grossest sort on however, except the French forces were entering the vil- legal limit of Indebtedness, Newspapers of the Antipodes Eviventor of firearm, has received of- be Is three per cent the part of the management in not which of limit tory ficial notice that the United State chaplain. Rev. Henry NMTouden, who lage capital of the sultan ta arrest dently Suspicious of Brown of city employing proper help to look after Men. him when the assault took place. A- of the assessed valuation government has adopted his forty five haa been chosen by the Democrats. intotal the The $723,245.38. patrons.. fter the first surpriseautomatic pistol aa the official side-arthe French property, by B. C. Fears of Invasion' Victoria, Fi Ye. . .girls,. state university- studebtedness Is $1,407,933.73. TRIED TO BLACKMAIL MOFFA1 an initial of the army,, and,-tha- t brought their, machine, guns iato the are maintained by by Japanese Patof Instructestified that dents, Swimming During the administration .lot .of SfiJMift haa- - been ordered. did frightful executloa amokg the newspapers of the antipodes, a( 1903 the from to 1905, S. tor saved could have Horan rick Italian Musician Mullins, Henry With - Rumors of a smallpox scourge which Charged ed the natives, w ho kft 300 dead on the hooka tb by the city shew that do moneys the girlirhe Bad 'been wllllhg'to cording, to advices-receivThreatening Jtiilnoadi Builder caused so m u c h d s qu I e t I n C H n to q field.- of of collection W. Makura. rooms, the J. from pool of the wet his street clothes. swore Watrams, king They few days ago, have been set at rest Denver. An Italian musician, 23 which there were four from which that while the girl was drowning he Loyalty islands, has addressed petiSocialist Elected InMayer, who health after $ the officers, by years old, who gave his name as T. licenses were collected, were turned went to a dressing room to put on a tions both to Great Britain and French flrxt tlBe Into the city. vestigation have discovered that the Kckhart, was arrested Monday night Berkeley, Cal. For-th- e batlr-nsuit, and then descended into officials asking that a protectorate, administration of the of attempting to black In the history of California SocialDuring thirty patients believed, to have been be declared over the Islands to prethe and dragged out her body. pool that W. II. Davey. suffering from snjallpox, have nothing mall the late David 11. Moffat and S. ist was elected mayor of a dty In Mayors them belfig' secured " by " Japanvent" incumbent more than measles. ,77:.. Stitt WiUn, osC of Mullins and o- f- a loeil this state, Baxter, BABE. KIDNAP BANDITS ese. The king writes that Japanese Noof the most prominent Socialiita on Charles P. Nevin, May, 1910, to Operating officials of the Ilarrlman theater, are crowding into New Caledonia and books of the the 30. 1910, vember railroad have announced that the March 7 a letter was received Rt the Pacific coast, on Saturdiy de- city showed that no telephone license Compel Parent to Pay $12,000 for the have installed a wireless station in shops of the Southern Pacifio at Og- Mr. Moffat's office demanding $.1,003 feated Beverly Hodghead, ths Repu- returns were made to the city. Return of Their Child. the Loyalty islands. He says he fears blican incumbent, by a plurality of 2S4 den will be running with a full quota and declaring if the sum was not the Japanese re preparing a base pail M. N. masked Two Las VVllitn Vegas, for of men In every department after the First National bank and the Mofmayor of Berkeley. laTWO DAYS BATTLE IN SONORA. that could be used for an attack on hbme to men an the entrance forced ce ved 2,750 votes and Hodghwd March 31, and continue In operation fat residence would be dynamited. Mr. 4C6. Wilson waa Australia. . . of A. the at of T. and as to Their point the Forced Rogers, whhout further layoff Retreat, the Socialist canfi-dat- Rebels during Moffat never saw this letter, as It Mrs. to entire month of April. revolvers, compelled for governor last November. Re Rogers Ammunition Wa Exhausted. was intercepted by his nephew, Fred Against Limitation of Armaments. surrender to them her was formerly a minister of tbe For the purpore of aiding in the G. Moffat. and bloodiest The Texas. Paso. g El Berlin. The reichstag by a large for note a left The kidnapers development and irrigation of from moet important battle of the Mexican baby. majority on Friday rejected the Sowas who from absent Mr. the Rogers, 30,004 to 40,000 acres of arid land, loIDAHO BANKERS CONVICTED. insurrection fought so far Id the state cialist motion calling on the governAlbanian Assassin Executid. $12,000 in cash if cated oa the bench d.rectly west of of Sonora has ended after two days city, demanding ment to take immediate steps leading The Albania so- of stubborn fighting which began the parents wanted their baby back Constantinople Murray, which is now above the can- Jury In Lswicton Cass F nds Ketten-bacto an International agreement conldier on and the that March 28th. as.samigated who, money directing al level, tha Murray Commercial club and Kester Guilty. near the towns of Ures and alive, Monday universal limitation or armacerning Colonel Von Schlichting. a Gwmit midnight Friday night haa completed arrangement for the San Rafael. Although the insurrect- be paid at was ments and the abolishment of rights Boise, Idaho. A Jury In the Unite'! Instructor in the Turkish and the child The the of out money paid carrying project. army, who ion outnumbered tbe federal forces, of capture sea. Earlier the reich-slaStates court Monday night returned had reprimanded him, was exgutsd their ammunition became exhausted recovered. . A posse is now In purClaiming that he had been ahot a verdict of & resolution of "to request falsification of adopted guilty who headare Von "the of suit Sunday morning. without provocation by a druukea kidnappers, Sichllchjag In the continued engagement, while accounts to the comptroller of the widow had the chancellor to declare his willingthat the assasJn pi the federals were able to obtain rein- ed (or the bad lands. aheepherdrr, n man claiming to be a treasurer in the ca ness to enter mutual negotiations of W. P. Ket'en-bac- pardonpd, and .reports were t miner, and giving hi name as Mel forcements and additional ammuniwith other great powers if proposit. of former preslde-of the West. To s that Insur-rectoProve Supremacy vln DeMott, sought medical attend' government was. afrad n tion from Hermoslllo, and the tion concerning a simultaneous and execute' him lest the action' would I were compelled to abandon the ance at tha poliec station in Ogden and George Kester of Spokane ferrm Denver. To prove the supremacy are with a bullet wound in hla left kg. cashier of the First National hank o suit in a mutiny in the field. Although the loss on both sides of the western cow pony, three Colo- equal limitation of armaments Alt!! made by any one power. of and killed The the Iewtston. m'nimum sentence Is army. However, the penalty w waa heavy, reports 'His asaaiant haa not bean captured. , A. J. Harrado cowboys, Mors, George wounded have been greatly exaggerflicted openly and without trouR For several days Miss Bertha Nou five years' Imprisonment. , Bush Succeeds Gould. now known that no ris and John Gobin, will ride from Is and It ated garet,' a pretty little Italian girl emDenver to New York City, starting on both were 100 killed thaa more New B. JF. Bush, president Official York. Called Railway by Death. ployed at the hounebold of M. P. BerApril 8. They will . have only six of the Western side. -Salt Lake Maryland railway, hats C. John been City. Dvliev, missing, ger at 11(4 per, had horses in their string, each day rid- beea to succeed George J. selected and her absence had occasioned her general superintendent of the Utah Champion Pugilist in Jail. ing three and using the others as Gould aa president of the Missouri friends some uneasiness, when it was lines of th Denver A Rio Grande Francisco. Th6 state supreme pack animals. They hope to reach San to Information Pacific, discovered that she bad eloped with rkllway, died Monday, night, followin according the on New York In eight weeks, thereby appliSaturday, court denied, the man of her choice and was mar- an attafk r of acut the diabetes an American. hy -Jt --is printed a record for long distance cation ofJack Johnson the Jieavy-weigried. a directors of peeled will meeting Bright! dl5ease)f only three dayv land six monthslmprlsonment kto. will from for a relief the message carry champion, riding. They The residence of W. H. Taylor at duration.? He was I his forty seven! 1 Neils Island penitentiary twenty-fiv- e of Denver to held In New York this week. T from of imprisSpeer Mayor sentence days' andtav Harrisville, Weber county, waa de- year. From early youth he had rat a fine of $3,200 and costs of thJ, onment in the county jail Imposed by Mayor Oaynor of New Yorkr The six selection of Mr. Bush as- - preside stroyed by fire of unknown origin last roaded, rising from a telegraph open j ecution. On a contempt of Involves the rumor that a salary Acting Police Judge Treadwell for horses tehy have selected for the trip week, tbe losa being )3,S00. tor In a railroad office In Chicago 10 charge, Hillman was sentencedhurt automobile speeding. Johnson is now are the best cow ponies they could high as $100,000 a' year is to be pa t0 Another railroad for southern Utah general superintendent him. twenty days In the King count) find In Colorado and Wyoming. serving his sentence. to run from Milford, on the Salt Ltk Madero Salvador Released. Min Accident. Steamer Breaks Record. Addition to UUh Forest Reserve. Charged With Murdering Wife. Route, through the rich agriculture Laredo. Texas Salvatore Mide-- e. Seattle. An explosion of n hlg and mineral belts of Beaver county ClncinnatL O. A charge of murder Victoria, B. C. Breaking all ri Washington. President" I'aft has wan contained issued a proclamation adding to the ords, the steamer M ikura arrlv to connect with the proposed Orn' who ,wsa arrested In Nueva Laredo mine No. 2 of the Denny-Rentga In tb second degree MexU-0Sunday nidrnlng, tn ben rr A Coal oompany. at Taylor. tn an Indictment returned Thursday Fish Lake national forest, Utah, 141.-12- 3 Sunday from Australia three dayi Canyon railway, now being built Into 'eased on an order from Mexico Clt three miles south of Seattle, acres aa .being valuable mostly advanc of her schedule. She beat t Dixie, Is being planned. agaioat Oliver P. Smith. His .wife Madero was held because a revolve A. Tome Samuel found murdered In .their home for forestry purpojesand eliminating record made by the turbine steam and waa Injured k, Tired of hauling oil by wagon, fou -was found In his barg-g- e. Mohano In 1906 by ona day. others. 1,276 acres regarded agricultural. her early In February. teen towns of southern Utah, heads, British Subject Gets In Troub'a. Control of Colorado River, by the Commercial clubs of Flilmor Millions for CsthedraL Overall Factory Burned. Rutt and Stol Win. and Hinckley, in Millank county, have Yum New York Ariz. Levees for the c Agua Prieto Mexico. It Is reporfe 111. Th magnificent International Danville, Fire, which for sevBerlin. Tha asked the Salt Lake Commercial club hedral of St John th Divine. ta-- bicycle race, which ended here Thurs eral hears threatened, tbe retail dis- trol of theColorado river In Los jrrughput Cansena that WlUUmNo the to eee what can be done toward the ran. Who claim 6 be a British ruh ourth won by Walter Rutt trict of this city, destroyed the Stahl-Urba- California have been complet?d a In ths world. ic( day night, waa building of a branch oil station in tha at Huapae, Sonora, has been ar 'f the largest most beautiful, will be tfe! and- - Johan StoL the German Dutch overall factory on North Hizel the grading atock and equipment ti n with being In the me region. . sted, cha-ge- d 2.118 mile. The treet, valued at $175,000. The fac- en into ' Mexico covered which pen for publlo worship April from the Unit team, a senger service of the lnsurrectos. State has been withdrawn. cathedral coat $4,000,000. tory employ 150 men and girls American team waa second. LOSES IN A FIRST SKIRMISH. k sixty-fourth- x -- twof d --- 1 -- -- 1902-190- e l'l cm-et- . ht . 1 - -- - six-da- st y n U' - |