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TRUTH AND LIBERTY, "
0' J01- 31QMAV. MAHCIl 2T, ISOiiTSATl I AKC CITY, UTAH."" VOh7xXVh
VACANCIES 111 THE SEHATE
Report on the Contested Appotntnent
ct Lee H Julie.
in moit or si vuxh wit.
I allure lijr n legislature to I ltd a
itnatorUiiot Krlutnl to III
Illepreicntod.
WA8HISOT0V, March 17. 1 lie re
X-ort or the majority nud minority ou
tho contested election esse of le
Mantle, tlio senator appointed by tlio
governor of Montana, waa raaJe to
tlio Benito today, Henntor Hoar sub
milling lite majority "port lu lavor
of oiallng Mantle, anil Honntor
Vnnco, chairman ol the committee,
tho report ugalntt loatlug. Theru
nto two other curt, tho'o of
lleckwltb, apppolnted Ly tho governor
of Wyoming, unit Allan, appointed by
tho governor of Waihlnftion.Inatmucli
us the facta nto the lam?, the tret Hill
lu mado In the erne of tho senator
U)on whoso ctodenllals tho report la
made. It la not unlikely that ti thla
la decided ao will bo tho others.
Doth reports ore rather lengthy, and
quote voluminously from the early
decisions of tho Benato upon cases deal,
ins with tho aauio question.
Thomalorlty stato that they boguu
their Inquiry with tho primal nnd
controlling rnaniiatoofthcConitltutlon
ruling upon them, that tho Hensto
should be kept full and that icparato
Ileprcroi.tatlon therein of each sta u
was the mostlintwrlAtit, unchangeable
ilnglo obligation which the Initrumcnt
orcntca. ThoUonilltullon provides that
no state ihould oTer bo deprived of
equal vote lu tho Benato except by Its
own coniont to a change In tho Con
dilution Itself, and this consideration
wis held to Loot lullnltely more Im
ortauce than tho rjuestlon whether
appointment ihould Iw mado by tho
legislative or the executive. Iu dis
cussing tho subject ot vacancies tho
cominlltco reproduces part of the fam
ous debato between Wtbttcr nnd Cal
houn and reafllrms the doctrlnu laid
down at that lime b) Webster, when
he tool, stand ngalnititalo sovereignly.
Uon this lino nnd lu reply to tho
rusertlou that failure by the legislature
to elect semitor Is refusal by tbo state
to bo represented, the majority makes
a two-foM answer:
I'lrst That tho Constitution of tho
United Btalea (111 not mean to permit
a state to be unrepresented and that
thla constitutional urposo hea been
carrlod out as tar as possible by the
statute of 1600.
boeoud Thatthelnabllltyot the elate
leglslature,whcre therela morothauono
candidate, to agree upon n lenalorls
by no means equivalent to a refusal of
the state to elect one.
The mijority coutlnura to arguo that
the clear, unquestionable t urposo of
the Constitution Is to keep the Heuatu
full mill polula to the fact that every
other purpose of the Constitution re
lating to such mailers Is
ucccnipllahcd, Ly holding that
the power In question rests In the gov.
ernor. Tho language of the Constitu
tion, eavs the majority, Is quite as well
lulled to confer tho power upon tho
governor of appointing n vacancy oc
curring at tho beginning of tho term
orn vacancy which began to exist
when the legislature was actually In
ettslon and continued after the
ndjournmentof the itglilature, as any
language likely to bo uiml. Alter
quoting Itiu varloui definitions of the
word "vacancy," the majority cornea
to the conclusion thut the words of the
Constitution convey to any ordinary
n prehension the simple meaning it
there be vacancy by resigna
tion or otherwise, tho execu
tive may make any temporary
appointments, etc. "Ilio luuguagu
of the Constitution" ssya the majority ,
"It euems to us was carefully designed
to apply to the csso cf not mingle
vacancy, which might occur only lu n
ilngle recess of tho legislature, tut to
every case where the ligls'aturo
having adjourned without action, a
ncond or third vacancy should occur,
v. hlch under the lauguage of the Con
stitution may be provided for by
temporary appointment. This posi
tion Is luj polled by numerous
decision)."
The rnsjorlty sayi: Wo have thon
I list The clear, coutroling constitu
tional purpoie, that overy aisle shall
ho at all times reprerented In the
n Bsnatn by two senators.
Heoond Thu declaration by the
Constitution that the purpoio Is to bo
noooinpllihed by the authority of the
extcutlvoofthe state when tho legla
while has failed to elect n senator.
Third Tho usoof language In the
Constitution which, according to good
nnd established uisge, Is sulllcleut In
Its ordinary meaning to confer this
lower on the executlvo In the case of
ii vacancy oxlstlng for any cause what
ever and at any time whatever while
the legislature Is not sitting, whether
oontlngent or otherwise,
i 1;!,ut!'Wh,'ro,bellkophraseolo(ry
,, 'i ,;,on,t it""'! oocur '" nKd to
other cilices 11 hss boon uniformly held
to have themeanlngwo attribute to It
llth The construction given bv
the very able supremo court of Indiana
in language iubitai.tl.Hy identical.
Blxth Tho Benale has for many
car past invariably rocognliod the
controlling obligation of this purpo o
of the Constitution, evon where tbo
language Is doubtful or where n literal
construction would lead to another re-
After quoting n eifewo from the
He I caie (Now Jlamishlre) the ma
jority concludes the ripnrtae follows'
"It was shown by the unbroken lino
of decision!, with one oslblo but
doubtful excel tlou, that tho Senate
as maintained the authority ol the
1 executive to appoint to vacauoy which
occurs at the beginning of
a term by reaiori of fail
tiro to elect. We do not think
It neccnary to Insist upon
tno Importance of ndhcroite by this
high court to the proeedonts in Judl
UjI molten such ma tlttu to Its teats,
rhoonlyalternatlvelsliithejudgemeiit
ot the Hooate whether tho rights of
stales are to hu d pendent on chanului,
the political majorities) ot this chamber.
It seems ijullo) as lmit riant that
tlieconttriiotlou given by tlm Bonate
t the Constitution in the proceeding
of n Judicial nature should bo llillixl
bly alhcred le, excel t in csits of
clear error, in iplln of thu grave nnd
serious terut tilioiu vthlch must
beset this trltunal, beyond all
others, to deatt from tLenl In
times of high political excitement."
Mill l'lfml flllllljr.
ItAi.riuir, 1.'. C , March 27. It has
Lion arranged thit B. U. Wllion,
chairman ol the I'eople's party stnte
committee, nnd Indicted for belonging
to n secret oath bound organization,
hall plea I guilty, pny tlio costs nod
not busublected tonny other penalty.
Iiicu.llnrj 1 Irr.
EciiA-TON, IVi, March 'Z7. Ulm
I'ark Methodist church was damoged
to tho extent of a hundred Ihoutand
dollars by II ro oil Dccomber 3rd, and
burned to the ground this morning by
an Incendiary lire. The loss Is n
hundred and twenty -Ave thouiaud
dollars.
Till. CO A I. SUllllINC
A Illll fur llie .tli l, nit ill ul lurllirr
I'rnceefllliffM.
Bt. 1'aui, March M. In the Benale
Donnelly introduced a bill for tlio
nbatementof tho proceedings brought
egalnit tho governor, members of thn
Judiciary or members of thu leglslntuie
for actions taken In tho dhctiarge of
thelrdullei. 'llioLIM applha to pro.
ceejluc,s of the coal combine mid
Manager HhoJo's suit lor selling his
Lpok. 1 1 was ma !o a special order nnd
paused under suseiilon of tho rules
without ndlrrenlltig voice.
SUPREME COURT DECISION.
United Statts vs. tne llonogalieli
Havlgallon Company,
The irnmliiir meltr r l'rnierlr
lo lie tomUiimril -Musi
lis onlilrrel.
Wasiiinciton, U.C.,Maroh 17. Tho
United Btates Buprome Court has de
cided that the United Blatcs could not
condemn tho property of private cor
(orations without considering lu tho
proceedings thu taming capacity
thereof. Tho decision grevt out of
proceedings to condemn the lock of the
Mouongahela Navigation company In
which the right of the company to
collect tolls on vessels fussing through
tho locks was rot considered. Such
action had been taken lu oLcdleucu lo
an act of Congress In relation to tho
matter.
1111. Nl NAT!-..
Ilunliirio Tmutitrlril In the I xltu
Pielu,l Toilu).
Wasiiinutov, March 17. ltrsolu
tlons wore cllercd lu thu Benato by
Benator Chandler, directlog Inquiry
Into the opvrat Ions of the Immigration
laws. Laid over.
Tho nulorlty Ireport was made by
Benalor lloarlnlavor of adniliilou to
the leale of tho senators n xirite.l by
the governors of Montana, Wyoming
nod Washington. Tho minority
rert, ndverse,wlll bo made tomorrow
by benator Vance.
Benator .Call addrrsted the Benato
on Ills resolution annulling the rovl
slon of thu list leglslatlvu appropria
tion bill lor the appointment of n
commission of tho rieimte and tho
House to examine Into the civil ser
vice of the executlvo departments.
Call's resolution went over wlihout
action and tlio Benato went Into
executive business.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
CONHUMATIO.NS.
The Benale has confirmed tbo nomi
nation of John II. lll.lty, minister lo
Denmark.
Hllas W, Lamorcsux, Wlsconjln,
c 'mtssloiier of thu general laud
i fllco.
.iore , I,urtoD, Tennetsco, U. B.
clrcuitjudge, sixth circuit.
UlESIUCNTlVI. fiOyiNATlU.NS.
The President haassnt tho following
noiulnatlons to the Benate: I'ellx A.
lteeve, lennouce, solicitor of thu
treaurr.
W. II. Hcaman, Wisconsin, United
Blatia district Judge, oaitern district
of Wliconsln.
Albert II. l'all, Kew Mexico, associ
ate Justice of the Bupremu court of
New Mexico.
Bamuel T. I'lihcr, Maisacusctts, ni
alttant conimlsiioner of patents.
Bamuel F, Morse, Indiana, consul
general lo l'arls.
Allen II. Morse, Michigan, consul at
Qlaiigow.
(leorge J, Denis, California, United
States nttornej for the southern district
of California.
Kranolicu Kituadlllo, California,
agent for the Indian mlsllou at Tulo
river agency, California.
POSTUABTIltS.
Mrs. Amelia llutes, Bonoma, Call
fornls; Jamca t Johnson, I'endletou,
Oregon.
Till. IAII ACT.
The roslllnu ol Hie t lilnrso an lhe
tirln.loi, lluesllan.
Ban riiAJ-clscw. March 27, Tho
Chlueio vice consul states the position
of thu Chluesoorithe Geary exclusion
law aa follow: it Is expected that
when the law goes Into ofleot an arrest
will bv made. Then the matter will
te taken to the United BlatesBupremo
Court which will enjoin thu enforce
ment of the law till Its constitution
ality Is determined. The men who
framed the law nru bt coining dally
more fearful that It will not
Hand tho test of the courts, and If an
attempt be mado to enforce It beforu
tho comlitullonallty la determined thu
United Btates will he nrhed some ques
tions by tho nations of the earth that
It will be hard to nnswer.
With the aflalrs In Hawaii In Ilia
present con Won, au Imbroglio with
China on tho question of treaties la not
ilfjlrcd by Cleveland nud his cabinet.
Manii.tr Tltio tvl Hie Blx Companies
'ajasdvietsaru received from Weill
trillion that Cleveland has aurellbe
c ''"we minuter IbattheUiillcdHtfitra
will do "nhat Is light" absut the
mailer
llrlrhrn mil, IMreljsl.
HrAmiiNuiuN, March IB llaron
Andrladi, tho llrstlllnn envoi here
ou it r tclal lulsilon, was ilrlaken vt lilt
"lojlexj nrdralyslslstt night Ho
Ilea at In- rojms 111 crltlool tinnditlon.
He fell at the enlracve of tho National
theater, at the cloio oftltei eiformalico
which he attended. Hu la the oldest
'III I mnt In thellrazlllausorvloe. Hu
wm at tlm lie e I uf the eoiumllon to
iretent thu llrsilllau side of thu
cr.iiln eny tetwren his oounlry and
the Arm mine UomiuHo over the
boundary Hue.
Iltielt or lltnro SteUrrv
Waiiin(hom, March ia. Tlio
ruth of mhee rccUra ojntlnues. To
aipllcanufor the position ol pension
commlnlnner and ubllo printer, the
1 rtildent laid this morning that he
wculdnot fill thoio ofllo"i forsomo
time as he wished to give careful con
it.. ration to tho claims of all ap-pllcui.ti.
tt'.rntn ami nimirvr.
"nils Acnlii.l 1 l,r- liilmr llilels i n
llrstiliurKlelkes.
Tulkdo, March 7, Tim hearing of
numerous Inluccllon nnd other cases
ngelusi Chiefs rthtir nnd Birgtnl
and tho railroad engineers and others,
growing out ot the strike on the Ann
Athor railroad, wa begun lu tho
United Btates court this morning. Tito
first citu was that or the I.ako Shore
engineers nnd tinmen on the charge
of coritimit of court In refusln
t) t.iindlu ll.e ir.'lgl t dillvtr d
I rent tho Ann Albnr road, handled by
non-union men. l.vnfcnce was lakeu
list week nnd tho iroceedlng todsy
u insisted In (ho hearing ol arguments.
At their conMuslou Judgo ltlcks an
nounced that ho uculd render n deci
sion tcmorrow
In the afternoon the court lookup
lie second case, that of the restraining
order tuned by Judge Kicks at Clove
laud forbidding the roads from refusing
freight from tho Ami Arbor road.
A llniik An.l.-nm.
If Piinu March .7. The Hank
of Commerce das ailgucd In anticipa
tion of a run. Thu drpoidta amounted
only to alout JW.OUO. The failure of
certain person largely Indebted lo the
bnnktouictl their obligations put tho
bank In a position nut to be nolo to
stand a run. 'The assets of thu bank
are about JIOO.OOO.
IM1I IIOIH '! AT ititur.
A Sllirileier rna frl.ou, Armeil
nllli Itllle.
Jackson, Mich., March 27. It.
Irving l.ntlmer, uudtr sentencu of
tmirlsoumtnt for life for the murder
of his mother 111 January, 1668, Is at
liberty, armed Willi a rltlt, and
It Is not I elicited that he tan be
capturtdnllve. Helios been allowed
some privileges b Night Keeper (1111,
nnd took advantage of them lodrug
(Jill and Uslo Keeper Height, thus
securing the kejs. Hslght tiled from
tho effects of the polsuu. (Jill Is under
arrest as an ncompllce In the csie.
Hundreds of men ire searching the
city and surrouudlng county for him.
COiUMJUlCIAlj.
nut. EfTATts Titihricnp
HtttlmtU iVc iu count recorder of Sat
lalt a Htg timet 3 p m.8Qtirttaii
W, J I ooncr, I r county cltk, to ,
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O. 1 Mucltner.tr roiii.tr clcrt to
u 11 enev, lutt in Ituona uu
kUiliou ...... JO OJ
J. A JotioiOn, ly luontr clfrk, to W,
(' hiit-iire, I U i, t, , block 1.
Wtil lirlva attaitinn ,.,, 30 to
IU lie tli will 01 nl. to U II Mr,.
tirtnrr, part ot lot 7, block H,
1 lit It 4 MO 00
Joiim. U lorkoa mil v,lle toK.li
Wtiiiniti lot It, block itr.h.nnejr
Kourliy 1 ., 85o0 00
E. 1 Nawefl t.i Krel U.tiri'rn.lot
111,1 lock I, ltellat low 1 nrk M. . CJJ 00
T. U. alicrmtn n t wifa to itoU h
Mcl. nortli H block l, pltt K J 00
A. 1 uril.mitlon to Jim, It R
V Illoti, 1 art y, blwk 1 1, put A..., S30O 00
(Jcorjtn Marmari to W H lUnnau.
DiUto 1 art sortion 37, townilUp I
nortli, raiitfi) 7 wtiit HM SUO 00
I), II HCnrirU WJlion Ualn.iart
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loie h M'ar), ) art of lot I,
block (tat l llr . 1 00
John HI arn et al to Joeh It Mian ,
lot 1 1, block I ten nrr 1 lat U.
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DaMJ J. hharp.i art lot ;, lil.cn
sW, Ut I. city M 1 00
Jobn Miirp rt al ti Hail 1 J.ol ai ,
1 ait lot 8, block Si.teu aero ) lai
Joif) h W. eibaur to Nathin A
Scibaar part of lot 4 block fi), j Ut
Job's' Niarit ritate by ciccutora lo
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tl rk..O. tat Ji.ntr 1 Ou
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tfitaou. rt lot 1.'. Mock 31, ten
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iriuoii, part of lot 1, block to, 1 lat
II, rily 100
Jobn Bbarp flat by cra to Hi! 1 1 Am
tl Miarp 1 art of lot 1, block 10,
llat I, citr- 1 00
John Harp l ' UHliam U,
Miarn. 1 at I of lot b, I lo k JJ, leu
arru,plotlt(t H 100
Unite I Hlaica of tinfricall Art lpH
J. llauerbach, Mary lode, L
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Thotnaa.pait of lot ft, blot k IJ,
jilatA, cuy 1000 03
PEW TOHK ITOUKI
he York, Uarrli 271b, noon.
ifonnoni,,., i Ne Tork Central 7
1 an fin a a H h t)r. Nai ratio d .. 71
A tcli Hon iff , I aeJOi Mail J It.
LentraJ 1 acirJo HI , Koek lalat 4 M ,
iturhnvtoa V CLl'aui ACmana Bm
IMo (irinda 1 L t , ItiaaPaelfla,,,,, ii'
Sorlhcrn 1'atiflJ ITj, Union) aeiQo,,,,, S7S
ircferrud 41 ramo Kit-raw- 41
NortrtwratKrn . I" Wntcrn Union Kj-i
NorlbAtnoriratu 11
hE on, Marrh rStorki were ,iilt,
Irrcmilar after U oh ov Sortliern l'-tcltlo
11-0117 At noon tho inarUt waa dull, Urnu
Monrreai), aa I
Iiaraflyfr, '..
f lie mar In. t cloaod ilrm.
CIUCAQO MAUKVr.
tjuieairo, March rth
Whiit-Kinn, caih.Mi. Mar.T9W.
(orn Mwcr, raab, i. ilav it.
1 tali raay irali, IU tslay, J-i
lork-rttealy HltrJ'Mi May, JT.71V,
Iar4-nteaty,raah U-j May, U 40
1 tba -StcadjVa.li, . May, NWJjf.
Ityii-il
Itarley-flJ.
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TIiflolbj-.C
EVERYrillllG IS SEiTLLO.
Tbo Trustees to Ucet and Sign tlio
RQnery CoatracL
r sntt.br itui.v itoi n.
llmign In Mllalr Uracil lllnelerr.
Itallroad Tir Hern Creel. Jllalne
ami Itfol lslrtto ctT.
At last all rollmluatlcs are settled
with respect to tho con" rtiluery,
After nwtek of delay and vexations
to men who were liird at work lu
closing thu deal for tho site, ecr)
thing has I con umlcably nrranged,aud
ut noon today the last transfer of deeds
ntceesury Has male.
Notwllliltandlng thn efforts c f the
l-ost week, by Nortli Halt Iiktrr, lo
clear the title to thu l'ettlt hum, the
whole matter was, at tho tlmo of the
.Sinn goluz to press on Hilurdsy
n tcrnnori, "on tho ragged odge " as
slated. A short tlmo afler.lt sceme J ns
though tho entile luslucsa ludNUen
through. In thu suUcrl tloln taken
up to reiuovu the $II,UC0 iui.rl.i.Ku
thtro wcru various tract of mini
tendered as s-curlly, nnd Mr l'ettlt
did notthlnklt iropir to accept Ihcro
In lieu of hlsclulin. Thon the slim -tlon
became extremely dulilous, an I It
itemed minuet a certainly that lbo
whole thing wain failure.
At las. tliuru chub n nun fur llio
breach In the trionof (J.D.Am .
He tendered Ills note for $10,1)01), with
security lu n mortgai.uou his ternci,
nnd tho oiler was accepted. Tlieu It
was learned that tbele was nlrcaly n
$00tJ mortgage nn It, and that again
checked negotiations. J. It. iltcoii
held this mortgage, and being it ut fir,
arranged n Hairs sstlsfactorlb, and by
7.119 p. m. thu whole thing wascleircd
up.
Today the work of transferring the
subscrli tlons tu Mr. Amos, to tonne
him, wm nltcndeti to, nnd al noon the
last of these v. as made.
A call was seut out this morning by
Judgo liotifbourow, chairman ot the
heard of trustee', for tho truities tJ
meet at 4 o'clock this nfternoon and
iitllx their algnalurea to tho document.
Then tho whole mailer will he con
cluded, "It is practically cloced up now,"
asld onttot the trustees Ibis nflcru nil.
"Tho lawyers have hud Ihelr lav, and
passed outerjtulnjr usall right Wn
unvo nothing more to do now hut to
sign the contract, und then roceel tu
o ernte under It. There Is now nothing
whatever to cause any delay. The
Iruitcrs will get together at 4 or 0
o'clock this afternoon, and sign."
At J. .tu this aftcn ton the tiutttia
wcrnawombllngntttie lluslntss Men I
aeioclatlun roonw. ihosuvho were
present were waltlu? for inners who
had net arrived before including
with thu lormallly ol afllxlog the
elgnatiins.
A CIIANUK IN IICIIU IV IJJUTf.NU.
Thotavlut; of Jnit Temilo street,
which la to be rececded Willi ue
quickly as thestatn of tho weather will
1 umll, will require the teniirnry
abnudonincnt, by the clcctrla car
li-rvlce.Df that atruet l.etuien Hnnth
Temple and Hecond rjoutfi streets The
Hilt Lake City railway compsny Is
new making the nccexary prei.tratlou
for thechnngeby pulling lu switches
nnd tracks at tho corner of Houth and
Wtst Temple streets.
Under the new arrangement, trsfllo
will Iw diverted from 1 att Temple
to West Temple, between thu
streets named., rjald rJuierlutcudont
Head today: "It Mould be Impos
sible to malutalu n go.d service
the other way during the pwlug.
Theru would he too much delay under
audi circumstances, so we will divert
the trufllo around this way and keep
everything going sallitoctorlly uud
smoothly, the lneuty-flrst ward,
Twentieth ward, Center street und
Warm Springs branches will hu the
llnu chiefly alleoted."
8ALTAIU IlfACll CO. CIIANUI.
A changn has teou made In ollloers
of thuUaltalr llench company. At n
meeting of the coinjiuu)' directors,
held ou March Si, (leorge (J. Csnnou,
Wllford Woodrutlaud Josej h l'-Hnntli
toudereil their resignation as directors
of the lleacli coinauy Thu tender
was accejtcd, and a votu of thanks
given for past services. Tho retiring
otllclals exorcised regret at having to
milder their pleasant relations with thu
board, but press of business mailers
Impelled them to lake tho step. Thomas
(I. Webber, Hpenoer Clanson and
Holier M. Wells were elected to fill
the vacancies. At a meeting of the
new board uf directors, held today,
N. W, Clayton was elected prealdeut
ot the company, and Thos. U. Webber
vice president.
XJll IIEEI' Clltl 1.'.
"Is tlio Bait l.sko and I,os Angeles
going to Deep L'nek?" was the tiuoa
tloujuttuls. W. Clayton today,
"we wllltry for it," was the reply.
"If tho City Council grants our request
now before It, wo will puih right out
for thu West."
Hold Htcretary Pearson of the lluil.
ness Men's association today!
"It only requires n stsrt, and some
body will lump Into that Deep Creek
schemo, I think the line that we can
exiect tho most from Is the Bait Lake
and yl.uj Augelis, Tho others
may lo tbluklug of It, but
that ono has most thor
oughly looked over the Hold. Its
olllcereknow thoilluatlou exactly. It
has Its llnu started, and tbo portion
built Is already paid for, and bonds
Issued ou It for for 5 J'l.Otn. With this
money It can extend farther to the
wist, nnd luve more read lo bond
Whnt la needed Is to Irsflri court,
donee lu the cople that something Is
actually going to bu done I nm satis
fied that If the Halt lake and l.os
Angeles itiitbj (Hit and build a llnu to
ward! Deep (,'retk, there! would bo
no diniculty In tailing tiW.QUO to
33UO.O0O right Hero In Hall Iiiku to take
atock In tho e!ntcrpriie "1
Ii j,it n qi uso Ado.
A ICIngstop, Now Mexico, dispatch
sajr.Coniidciabiu excitement haa beeu
cnused litre by the discovery of what
la believed to be a mine on:e worked
lie the ancient Inlubllanti of New
Mexico. A mouth ngo W. U, l'orter
an I nn loth a leaio on theo d I-ouls-ville
ininnnl I.Hdrone gulch, u mile
west of K ngslon Not met ling Willi
thu ruoMiragiiiiiaat tin y desired lu the
nlil workings, tbpy moved half war up
the mountain ilJe and U-gnu running;
a tunnel into thu heirt tf the peak.
The dirt was loose nnd Ihey mmln
rapid headway, going utllttaiicoof Inn
Itetlrin llttu hvsilinn four weeks
About thli time thodlrt legan to have
nituillsr appearand, ncil toon Ihey
came upon the lionosof a milt's arm,
und further ou cams to tho balauoe of
tho skeleton. Here liny li-gan
digging nround lo sen tvliat
luruier oculciicti they could find
that tho nriund had been formeily
worked 'lliuy found about 'Ml pounds
of lead ort, aume broken pieces of
cooking uleoalls nnd annldnx. llio
vertical depth uf this worklug hero In
over 00 It et under the mountain 1 hey
returned to town nulexhltUnl Ihelr
airangu dlsrovtrlcs, and others went
out to examine thn ork and view it o
ground. .No one la able to glvo any
information In liunrd lo llio matter,
but many ennjecturta ore madt,lhu
meat phililtileul wnlch la that a mine
was worked by lie turly HpaulnrJf.
Thu ore found lu the little llu runs
fitly l-er cent let 1 nnd some silver and
copper. Mr. Purler nnd sou will con
tl no work until tiny leach thu con
tact of thu in tin nro Iw ly tif the Ik.uIi
vlile mint, when, It Is btlleved by
everyone, that they will liiaku an
dllloual and wondtifuldlicovcrles.
Till iiiun I MUCH It V.
"In my o inlcin," continued Mr.
Pearson, in resniiu to a qucttloti,
"what Is needed to develop our Iron
mounts tu the louth l rallivay com
munication an (here villi bu corut
tltlou. I think Hint as long res thsru Is
only tno lino that way Hum will le
n rnonoKily and caltallsls Mill net
venture. When ne get the way fn
for railway cjnijetltlon to tho Irtn
t ounty miner, ruuielhliif; will be clone .
Thou wo w ul J havunll westofColu
radufora market. I amluroimed that
In Hill city alone there Is market for n
thousand tons ul pig lion n month,
"Theru la nnothsr Horn that lim
been n drawback, and that Is thu
nbientu of go id coking coal, so
tar an exj crlments have gone.
The col.n its now hove Is too light.
I.vt n at half thu rice It ii more cosily
to usu II, I understand, than It Is tu
uio thu Wt Ish ctko "
"Theru Is no better iron than t an Lu
mado In Ulah," said an exirleuced
toundrjmaii today. "The Heaver Iron
Is Ilril-clnis, nnd I uever saw bt iter
metal cither liiblcotlniid or thoslatis
than I got from thoOgdcii Ironworks
n few years ago. It A No. 1. Thu
reuuufcr thefalluruaf Utah Iron for
castings In early dan wus beeu ise we
did not have good coke. Coku was
rondo from coal which was mined nt
Wales, Uanpote county, und It
wax so full ol eulehiir that
It would spoil the bt it Iron obtainable ,
It mudo tho metal so hard as to be
useless, 'lite iron was nil right, but
theoukuwea not. We use lmiorleil
cuke now lu all the foundries, and If
theie waa Utah Iron Its quality woull
cauie lis utn ahead of any n h 1 1 1 o J In.
Aa to the getting of the iron Into thu
market, I hard!) think that would pay
Inserters In mi Iron pistil until thtru
aro titter facllltltn than now for
shipping the metal from thu mints to
where It can he used. Hut It wont be
long before there will lie rt big tiling In
that Hue, and a twu or thrto mlllltn
dollar Iron ioul will bo ono of Utah's
pokSefslous."
MAMJtACTUHl lit' rXL'IIAMlM.
The regular meetiug of the Manu
facturers' Uichaiue will bo hold nt
& o'clock this e veulug, ut the Chumber
of Cimiueros building. The sprolnl
bujlneisol the meeting will bu tu elect
a hourd of directors and to u point u
committee la act with the Chamber of
Conimercu commlttte In calling a
meeting lu the Interest uf home miuu
fscturee. MINKI1AI, I'ATISIJ.
Tho foil jiving mineral patents ore at
the I, and 0111 to aud nru awulllng Ihelr
ownen:
No. 1510 lo John Kennedy, Henry
Newell, M. A. Uhurliiir, Murj liar
Ilngion and James M. ICcnnelly lor
the Mineral Hprlug lode claim cover
Ing lot No. 62(1 In Ulutah mlulug
dlsirlot In Hummlt countv,
Ho. lbb'l to Adolp'i d.illatisrbach for
thu Mary lodo claim, lot No. 4IS In
Wist Mountain district, Hull i.ako
couuty.
No. U 10 to Kred W. Hay t nud John
C. Hayt for the U W. lladger lode
claim, lot No. .13 in Hnuke Creek dis
trict, Was-itch county.
No. 1B77 to lllchard A. llillentlne,
William M. Htewart, Joieili K,
Kingsbury, William W. Alier, Henry
Dluwoodey, 1) K. Illsckhurst, Henry
M. illnwooeley, William 11. Wallace
and J. II. Paul fur thu Ml. Vernon
lode claim covering lot No. OJ In
Cllftou dlttrlt I, I ooclo county,
TIN 1 10 "JIINUll" ni lid.
The Diamond Is working n lorco of
eight men nnd havo good Indications
of ore being clone.
lhu Martha Washington Is making
a shipment ot thrcucars of ore this
week.
The Phccnlx Is looking Well nud
they ex tot lo strike the uie body soon.
Thiyarudowuou the shaft -00 feet
and liavu u S4-foot drift.
Tho tuckre has supsendei ojera.
lions ending the setllemeut of dlfll
cullies ut llio Hullnm Hick, A. L'.
Hyde being pretldmt of tho fonuor
company.
A specimen of ore Iroru thu Key.
stoueuas being exhlhlted around town
yustvrday. It la very rich. An ud I.
Hon vtaa made to the force ntwirk on
thu property.
The Morning (lory bll air to
become a first olata property. Tlio
Shalt Is d w II lbd feet, and has followej
thu voln Ironi the surlaco. The ore
nu)s67d ounces silver aud 14 (or
cent copjer.
Dr. llu.twlck wus cxhlbitlug some
rock from a recent strike In the 1) itnfl
can, last Hunda), which ho says as
a) ibow to be $.00 rock. A six-Inch
vein of thlshas beeu encountered, and
tl o Dootor feels much leutd, as well
ho may, over the strike.
bii eirlnte nilent Havlera Informs us
that work la progressing ra I lly In the
Herkimer, llritoii leet n shilt being
drlveu. llio showings are excellent,
and Mr. Havlers says that no troublu ut
all Is cierltnced lu getting all thu
mouty thu company wants to rose
cute, the work.
Noil i.
J, II. DolananJ John Iluran nold
a half Intercut lu thu John A. l.ignu
lodo at ( ripple Creek, Colorado, oil
Saturday, lur JlO.OOt). 'The tirchuiers
bad secured tho other half Interest a
week revl tisly for J0i).
A lteddlng(Cal.l dispatch says that
Willi, in nnd l.etu Joins, two Iruthcrs
cngnged lu inliilugon Olney creik, six
ttillie irota Heidlng, while making n
t leau-up of tin tr I licer illggltigi,tound
two liiniix of soil worlli j)il)nud$Zfl(l
rcsprptlvely, besides getting about J80U
In smaller j leens nud dust. Ihelr find
haicriatedcinstderable excitement.
Thursday lilrhl, lllrsm House, one
of tho oldest loltlers of Corlniif, mi
cuiubid, utter n severe Hint is. Thu
dtceasetl limit the watt r works of that
town, In which he Invested $10,000 to
Slo.li 0. He alio ownei seiuu v, ry
valtui le uiinm t ( arlini. Itlsli Mi.
Huuie was well liked by sll who kutw
him and was wljt ly known through
out the county, llu leaves many leis
ures to mourn his lees.
HAITI.AItl'OIKAIIINa IIOCsK
Today's clearing house) exchanies
amounted to 2IH,ltl7, tsaino diy last
J car, 117,073. Ducreaie, J3,703.
nil)A'd ql' KATIUNS.
New York 8ller,S( ., leu J, It 071.
London 1311 er, V,
out. AM) 111 I I.los.
Wells, Kttrgo .V. Co. received today,
Mlngci htillloii, SI0.018.
T. 11. Jones itt Co. Motived lodo) :
Hulllon, JUWO, ores,' fiiild. T-olal,
fll.KHI.
McCernlck Ji Co. received todnyi
Hllveruud lead un, tSMO.
W. A. Hotlgia had lu today for
oue lot of Horn W1er ore, HMtou,
and three othtr controls.
W e.1 M. Hteward hud In today for
nwuy one lot of OU Jordan and (lnletm
ore, 25 inns, and ono lot t f Centennial
i.unkuurc, 82 lone.
MORE BUSINESS FAILURES.
Drlier Hircanllla Company anil Ostler
Brothers.
lite Idler lln llonti lur liter.
llleii.snil I le lluiiilreil llullitrs.
I In r Hi. (rrilllurs,
Tho Driver Mercantile company,
which commenced business at No.
214 south Hast Tenilo r-trcet about a
jeirago, with 1.. It. Chitu as prill
dent, ncrelary and Irmmrer, assigned
for tho benefit of Its creditors this
afternoon, tut up to 4 oMock thu list of
cridltoishaJ not been died with the
county rtcorelir.
W. II. Iteiulrigtoii Is nsslgnee. A
Nl a re orler called at the company's
olllce hut was denied admission.
I'lnatly A. II, Hmltli, vice prtsldeutof
tlmconipan, ul lu an nppcuruucu
and was asked in to thu cause of thu
u,slgnmeut. Hu only aaldi
"I don't know uujthlng about It,
and tlurofuru can't say anything."
"Krom whom can I get Informa
tion." "I don't know," replied Mr. Hrulth
rather sharply.
"Hut, surely some one knowr,"ln
lelhtttd the, rt-imiter. Vim lit,
oijecllous to tlio truth being made
known lothe public, havujotif"
"I don't otject to uu thing, but I
won't talk."
"Very well," sild thu lcrtcr, and
he went In que id of urtlculara else
where, aud whliu on his round met
Mr Clutf,aod lied him Willi questions
concerning the II mi's failure. Ibat
Ct nlltman was even more curt than
Mr. Hmltli, nnd said hu didn't know
nnj tiling whatever about the assign
ment, neither did he know what the
coinpi.ij'.uijeUorllat.llltlis were.
It will be remembered that the
com an)' placu of business was found
on Urea few weeks ego but the till
clentwtirkiof the firemen prevented
a serious J in.
Mr. ltemlnglon wnsieeu Justbeforo
the -NI.U.H weut to press und explained
the cause of the assignment as lollowi!
'Mr. ('Into has owed me f.'.'SOfor
uomu time, and tho llrmtiwhUh I
belong JS75 Wu havu been pruning
him fur a letlluniunt for a long time
butliesttmed unable to do any for us
and so wu staund thu assignment.
Mr. Clulu alio owed Mr. McCornlck
l:0). His liupoislblu to tell ut this
lime what tho arrets and liabilities
art."
on I Kit IIIIOTIIl 118 UU UOVi.V.
Ottler llrothera of this city ulsu made
an aselgnmeiit today, nml Wm. 11
ltoy has been iismod us usslf-neu. 'lha
llnu of Ustlrr llrothera consists of Oliver
11 , David J. nnd Jueoj ll 11. Ostler, und
Imsleeii doing u grocery buslutsi ut
4Hd north Hecond West street. The list
of liabilities Is divided among creditors
ai follows, thu assets being unueier
mlnei nn Jet, but Is less than thu total
of lha amounts hero named!
imrsimt.li uiiiuToits, cress 1,
Bslt Ike rntlt snel Prseluce coisiutny I i 15
I II JunssA Uo.. . . .... tuitu
tt J, liutlld.... M....H , .... juim
II 0 Ostler, See., Sttlil . lie to
UctioecaM Oilier ...,.., euu to
riluTis
lKK!Klt!l!.ll OIIXIIITOIU, CCCIS 3.
Pioneer Itel crlltllsceini any .1 U) 0)
ItQKursAt) WM , , ........ m XI
Cl 11 I.- ... . . . ns u
tlstk lldretlir.AUi , 07 i
isritirs,eHs KiusD A Uu.. w H leesit
tiserfiS I. Urueks H -. .... W IS
llenli etsii tJutuitnjr M a w
Ii 11 Iciiy... .. illeii
Juliiihin lratl A Co ,,,,. flu tit
Miltir A lUou. Uurrsjr as, S3
tllJl 31
dm ucpaattr n citmiiToas , cuss x
Itoely Mouulsln Dell Tol tioas bo..., I 3tl 00
esit fet.0 1 ickioei . 14 u
Ssil ltco Milling A I Wttter tuMM .... M,;
littrlnw tlioniiuiliuorir Co ,...,..,. it u
A lluvlh 1 aekilK do ... ..,.. , wj
A llsru Hsu frsaets u ,,. .,,,, M ij ;u
American IliSOUlt Mfs Ou . 31 SI
I iviussieine Co., eeit trsnolsco si)
lishti llru . H 8tf jti
I Hum lluualy (Jo.ww HH )j t5
Alliierlrouutis to- ......., no oo
lliisles Irtiitit I tuiluee e.0....,,,.., it jr
. ll Isvcj A Cltt . ,, sj tu
Art lUssr Uu , . i uu
it. I Culiner llrntlisrs 735
forarUsmil. . 2 tl
tiu WierA l!o.. M. ,. lixl
Ouiininsteiii ttCo , su
sslll itollralnco. Jj tJ
sitilnKlou M (a Co, est Irsneisco ill
A eclillllux ACJa, esu Iranclsco . ftl 01
Totsl iT-iVl
Those not olbortt lie noted aro Bait
I.ako crudltora.
COUNTY COURT IN HARNESS.
The Pitltloi From School District
37 Us to Boundaries.
C.U.U Oil lOUm HMD INfcPElTOP.
V Ureal .Vilesncn at lorest Dale Tin
lomtalilcelilp or llio tint Pro
duct. Miscellaneous,
At this morning's session of tin
Count) court Probate Judgo lllalr pre
sided, and theru were nlso present .
Hdoetmeu Cahoou, llambcrgor, nod
Murrl.
Ill' IS KXCtUKn.
Divld Kearle attended and cxtilalned ,
that hu was unable to oontrlbuto any
thli g towards tho mipport of his father,
who Is au Inmate uf the County In
llrniiirj. After hearing his ttatemeul
lbo board excuied him. 1
Till! HKlSOK WIIV.
Mr. I). It. Allen, county luporln
tundent of district ichools, wrote
reluming the petition 0 rctlJeuli of
Uletrltt :i7 1111J others for a chauge cf
iioundarlis therein, Willi the recom
mendation that It bo notgrantol. Mr.
Allen said he funl that of the twelve
signers of tho lolltlou list more than
six lived In tho strip of territory to be
nriecled by the change of luundary.
One ol tho 1 rlncipal reasons why the
peo luof District 37 drilled nn Increoso
of territory w.n that they might obtain
mora money from n ccitaln per cent
tax towards building h school liouie;
but they were already ilcher,comparcd
with tlulr school population, than the
dls'rlct from which they wished to
lake this territory. Ho understood
that last December the CO!u
of District 87 voted down a
tax to bulla a school ll ue, thus show
log their lack ot Interest lu educational
niatlern. Ou tlio contrary, thoto of
District C7 voted a 2 -cr cent tax to
build a school house lu their district,
oud ceAiuled on receiving u certain
sum from this tax for tho jurpese
1 amid. If tlio prooed territory was
taken Irom them It woul I leiiou thli
revenue considerably au 1 therefore
Iruslrato their pltnl to qullenn extent.
In Ills ojlulou lhu best thing thu court
could do for thu be nellt of the children
of Dlilrlet37 would lo to annsx ll to
District VS.
The mutter was laid over till April
10th. the clerk blu loitruded to
notify the lltsl signers lo the itllton
of this nnd of an ucoontianylugrcmjU
trimce f rom District 87.
IN TUB IIODI ITALH.
County Physician Worlhtngton ro
portci that thu following ciunty pa
llents aru In thu vsrlouicltyhoipltiils
at this time Ht. Mark's, 8; Ht. Mary's,
1, Deserel, (I, total, 10.
AIIUUT A TA 8ALI.
A ielltloii with referunce to the set
ting nil lo of u tax silo from Ueorgu
Cauiilug wus referred to thu county
uttoruev,
it's uucii too had.
Orion Itumel wrotu from Forest
Dale under dale Maroh 2Jnd, calling
attention to tho fact that unknown er
eons were using tho roadway ou I iflh
l.sst strtet, letweeu thu roultriitlary
rovt and his residence, ss a dumping
grouud lor rotten fish, decayed vegeta
tion, ruauure, etc. He urged that tho
court lustruct the roud euiervlsorto
tiku prompt steps to flop the nuisance,
whlcn wssuangerouatu the health of
the people In the neighborhood.
Thu communication was filed.
YtANiB A IXHJII INJl I eJTcm.
A letter waa presented from W, C.
A. Hmoot, Jr., strongly urging the ujc
polntuieut ot n meat, vtgetablo aud
milt Inspector for Hilt I,ako county,
after thu example of Halt Lake City.
Hoibldll was a well huowiifuct that
there were meu engngoj lu slaughter
ing bt ef, mutton and pork wholly un
lit lor the market, especially ut this
season of the) ear,
lleferntl to thu county attorney.
TIU.V AmoOAlll 11131 LV.
The petition nl I'rauk Pelrto and
othrrato have II. M. Itlslty appolutel
coustablo of thePlrst precinct of Hall
l.akuClty wan tiled.
ANOllllli MJISA.NCI.
A communication ltm W. II.
Ileudrlcksou with reference to a
slaughter house which had become a
nuisance between twelfth Houth and
Moth Last was referred to the ounty
attorney,
A IIIQUUT UIIANTU).
Tho request of J. J. Hnell for a re
funding 01 taxes was granted, aud the
amount ($J0.70) ordered placed on thu
liixt n pro rlatlou list, oil tho presen
tation of a j roperly verified claim.
hoi,!) 1011 TAM-J.
The clerk wus dlrrotetl to execute a
dtod to lhu Probate Judge for tho north
of lot 2, blocK S!i, plat II, and then
advertise the same for tale, tho prop
erly hiving been sold to tbo couuty
for taxes.
There nno arothcr sciclon of tho
cnirt this ntlernooo.
THEY AUK I'ALMNU FASr.
bulls llrglu to C01110 limrn Upon tlio
L. C. Coflln llardiraro
lompaii).
TheChapIn lloltd; Nut company,
of Ohio, brought suit lu the Third
district court this morning agutust thu
H. C. Collin Hardware company of
this city to recover $loS on a promlsunry
nolo au I 1S for goods supplied to ordt r.
Thn Apollo Irou and titiel cempuuy,
of Peuniy Ivuuls, also planted ault
agutust tnu same defendants today,
cljlniliig$IOJ.7t on account of mer
chandise. Dey and Htreet are attorneys for tho
plalutllls In both lutee.
MBHfiarMirflMrjBiiatfHHrCi-Ka