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C u 4r rIWS JiIiII l f l it JV I 1
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SALT LAtE GtiT + T IS ISHUGH LMGE LMGEMJCH QE 1 1InJCH
HUGH QKEATER GZZAT yS 1r ZX S w < t T4T T4Ti fA T Qg Qgsfait >
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171 171d
sfait d Lak Citir Ci pays almost double doublefur doublefu
fur fu f her h r ar service what many many eastern easterni easterndtl
i dtl iios 1 ks s do v here ht > re the ptouts pie are owned OWuMtht by bythe byth
the th municipalities muni a1Ities according to a state statenf stateof tatemnt
nf mnt > t of f fts ts t connected ed with arc light lightng 1htj ftshting
ing < ng ag a or ejlllpiMd in piled by Mayor Richard P PMorris PMorr1
Morris The tabulated statement lltatementLt bids Mdsluir bidsI
luir Lt I j I r to t I CM I considerable c mdderab figure in the thelrtsent thelnem theaitation
lrtsent agitation a itation for municipal munlci 1 owner ownership ownerf ownertf ¬
ship of f th local electric light system systemAs
As A yet et the agitation in i principally principallyn principallYl1fiti4d
< > n lined to the city council and ad a few fewinsiders rewnut fewutsiders
nut insiders i era who have havelJecome havelJecomej become fllS Interested Interestediri
iri j iL the offer made by Oarff < Am n of ofiugan otugan ofLogan
Logan ugan to build a plant for the eity elt fur furnish furJ1ilh furnh ¬
nish it half as a many more tights H than tbaDJIIW thanjw thanjow
jow and for the same money S and d at atth att
th 1 hi h > expiration of four ys J YfI YfIto sett theiUnt the Uteto
iUnt to the city at onequarter of its itsoriginal itaoriginal Itsi
i original cost
Other r Cities Cltt Uaa Uaan 0 0In Uill
In n the comparison of figure in the thetable tilet thetbie
table t 1 ble with itb the existing price of f areghts are arelights n nhgMs
lights ghts in this city several things tl D811 must mustb musttaken t ttaken
b taken into consideration which are arerot aret tS tSot
rot ot t brought out in tbe table Tb The cities citiesmentioned cttteTnfntioned cIU cIUrnntioned
mentioned own their own plants Their Theirmotive Tbetr1Ilnin Theirmtive
motive pov pO power tr e is steam while water is isthe Istttt a at
the t ht principal dependence of the Utah UtahlRht UtahLight UtahLight
Light ft Railway company TIle TIlecan stgni stgnitloance signiiariee
tloance can is that water power ta generally Lenerellyiupposed generallysupposed aeneraUy1l
supposed 1l pposed under ordinary conditions to tobe toh toh
be h about half as expensive in the end enda
a RS a steam eam power In spite of that fact factSalt faetalt feetLake
Salt alt Lake Xlty pays from 40 to M per pernt pern p pnt
< > nt n t more for its arc rc light service per periht perl
iht l R h ht t than do the cities mentioned in inthe Init I
the t it h table tableLniess tablelnleu table1ttlg
Lniess it is otherwise otber 18e stated the can cani eaarll
rll < i i k power of the lights 1 in the cities citiesited cltl cltlit
ited it i ad in the tabulated form is a 2ss9 2ss9That 2MThat 2NOlhat
That same IJ me power pow r is supposed otle4 to be fur furjihed fUrli furhect
jihed li h hect > d to Salt Lake City by the local localompany localt
t ompany but those in a position to toVnow toh toI I
Vnow h I tOW 0 W say the average av rage arc light power powerin
in this city seldom goes above List Listdropping 1 1ropp 11Wdrning
dropping ropp ng to 109 1 The mayors ma 8 state statenent atateI atateIfnl stateIrPyit
nent fnl says that under municipal owner ownership ewnerhlp ownerhU ¬
ship hlp Salt Lake City should not pay paymore paTmOI payTote
more mOI than 950 per arc light II t per year yearvhiie yearhilE yearwhile
while now it is charged lit There Therea la laa Ist
a t possibility of the city getting pt ll Itsigh its itslights tbIi
lights i igh hls a for 3 36 per year under the QarfEAr QarfE oanr8o1n GarifSun
Ar Son plan planIt
It 1 t was learned yesterday that the ther tbeJtlWtr theTwtr
r JtlWtr < wtT with which the Garffs G Gt propose proposet
t operate their plant is water The Thelam Thedalll Thet1im
lam and power plant if the present presentvan presentH
van H a n is carried ca rriM out will be located be between ttet ¬
t tween f eJi 11 thirty t hlrt and forty mU miles from tr this thisit thltltit
tit it I t y v The scene has been carefully gone goneer one oneHI
HI er and the promoters when ten they get gatTI
TI 1 I ady a y to make public their enUre prop proposition propjtion propsitiofl ¬
osition jtion are prepared they theysay say to dem demonstrate demtrate damstrate
onstrate trate fully to the moat mOStSptICa1 sterptical the theiVaslbility UIefaslbillty
iVaslbility 1 of their water power plansTable plans pIaDLTaW plansTable
Table TaWT Shows CoaaparSaona CoaaparSaonaThe porlaus porlausTh
The T Th h following table aa prepared bjr bjrMayor b bl
Mayor 4 l a yor Morris 10 shows a comparison be bei beI
i pen the coat per arc light in this tb city cityid
id d eastern municipalities munlc1pa1 which bklt own ownUicir ownt D
Uicir t own plants and ad other facts facta11lures and andftjrurea and1gure
ftjrurea
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Ic Ir > i > I a i
ji c It ItQ ItTIES
5 II I I qi qiITIES s Ii ill Q iI iITJVW
riTlES TIES FO FOTIV FROM WlVtCV OJOuu < COMPARA COMPARADunkirk I I = hi
TJVW TIV h 1 h g dl 4iIih 4iIiha hi hiov
ta i iI
ov a I 4 l lI I
1 I f I I = f t 1I 1If s 1Ji 1 1mldrk
J I ID 11o 2 2Vet 1iO 1iOSt
DunkirkAY Dunkirk mldrk
AY Vet eat Tror rro If Y YKaatou m 1 j J SlSt s tI a l4MCMtti 1 Iei Jlsty JlstytW 11 11Eaaton o oEaston
Easton Pa ow i iBay 1W 2 tW aat iW 80 15M 1i IiOO SiOOJ MflOt MflOtM O OB tef3sy
l 1 11l 9 93Z = iGtj 0 l llJtrott 1Jrtrit
Bay B CityJtieh CityJtiehDetroit lily It 42j SOj 1
Detroit Ineh Inehhkago h 211 4Iii Iiieo 5100 1200 S St Iflu IfluI
t hkago Ll < gfJ So a 0 Pk Pit PitAurora I I M 4248 C 150W 1 00I W iltIO W 1110 1188IW 1110urra OO OOur
Aurora ur urra Ittl Ittlitti I IW 1 4 40tO 6 > 14UOI sOO < 800 21 21lUll 2A 2ALUti
ra 7 55 fl ftJiDI 1Ift 1i 1iPabod
LUti lUll < Rock Ark Arkivabody j
ivabody Pabod Mass Masslamestuwn JIaL aU L J It is s ilf 11 1 1105 1t50 850 21 21Tawestuwu It Itfameuwn
11 4ii W5O 2ft 2ftUlera 21 21liisers
lamestuwn K T Tl U 1 iii t SIi = M101
11 15W 851 210 210Sath 1 1iJth
l Ulera > Mivers Mass MassSouth I 1 S 311 j5
South iJth Norwalk ConnBratntre Conn S 2 iw illS 11 11104 4i tI 5W 22G 22GRratntree 30 30Rraint
Rraint Bratntre Mass MassSalt 1 I rw 17 1 I tM i 4111 47iO 14eol 14IG 11 SliP nM 2 2s N NS1tLaeCMy
Salt s S1tLaeCMy Jt La Lake Ofay i 2 21b tt4ItI
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it will be observed o I have added to toine tot
the t he total coat insurance t ce and nd taxes tue tueHi the thename h0 h04Iflt
Hi name 4Iflt JUt as 5 If operated ted by It private priv mo monopuly molItpul moIspoly
nopuly deduct this W from fr east and itt it ituiii itill
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uiii t ill I ii be been that Suit a1t Lake light UIdKrl costs costsabout camseut
about rl eut Ii per oesrt t more than unt ta funaid fun fWP
aid P t Hd i Just JustK jUlJtIt Ut UtIt
It will Yo ill be seen that with wit one oi exeou exeouth ezeephalt
1 th tM Bait Lake City eit rat rate ratehl ts Isthe higher higherth
th the hl any n other ss ee eem h pasrtog umrh umrhmore Ueh UehI
more m I rf for coal than Salt It lh La Lake City Cityilt Cityit CRylt
ilt lt Salt Lk LaIre My has b water powr powrr Powrr
> r at n least i per cent of the power poweri paw pewisjulred
i ruired Salt Sa Lake City lights shouioV shouioVooo
1 ooo candle 1U e power when In reality realityihty reallt realltt realityhey
hey t are not M 1810 > candle power powerJfany poerr power1asd >
Jfany r GsttuB cauIn SmvW SmvWIn mrs mrsJR
In th h f following supplementary ta tahlr taht < a aMI
MI ht thE lb first column of figures show showPrici shoWPrkt 0 0Prkt
Prkt paid private companY per r are arenist areutt e eJUt
JUt utt before public operation began beganby
by h the cities cited as examples examplesThe euro euroTht
The second et II show aao the cost per are areincluding areIlldudtn arcntudIng i
including operating perat expenses taxes taxesntsurauee tas tasnu tazestsUaIH
ntsurauee nu tsUaIH rallee depreciation J and 11I1 interest interestIn to toI
In I n the laB cotenin ta shown the thert tMt thewt
rt t nneVr 8n cosnsiete public lk owner ownerhip ownerhl
> hip hl but mdnding hlehldt 011 operating x xax xax xinsvrac
ax < insnrauce irocf1i nd d depsscUtion UtiCIDt hut bUtt
11 it t interests theO the being beia utf Interest tnt8ellthfn Interesthen i ihen
hen tbe r PWP people owm 0 OW tfc tIM H0 H0from Plant tree treef freeftnl
from f Im debt debtrfll debtrra
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1w1ton 1ti 8ton e t 1 fiLa A I Il
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Salt Lake Citjr uost nor 1 are i under underpublic ua4erUli underpublic 1
public Uli ownership owuerehU sjuotital not fee to toId ex exltd enc
ltd c < Id d 140 45 to fis 1Warc > lur c c of of o opsera XjQI candle candlever I Itar
psera ver a far ssiyiitiir poi Oght it t to the tileprment theieflt
prment
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ani Zs V VBouts
I cap Bouts BooteT j jT
T itt t Louis Lou and return ret S4M S4MTo bt btTo > 1 1To
To Chicago and return IntTu fftJt fftJtTo SeiJSTs
To Ts Chicago Chic and retain via St LouisTo Louis I1 Louis5LOO
S5 JOO 5LOOTo ° JOOTo
To St Louis and act ratufu Nt rlg Chicago CIdcPfOOtt Ch4cofMOO Chicagoooe
fMOO fMOOT ooe fOOttfn
T ooen fn < > n sale Tuesday and Friday of such
week weekTiekets eek eekTickets Ek
Tickets good for ttop top oversThrough evenThrouah even eversThrough
Through Pullman P U aD and nd Tourist sleep sisans sleepLa
rs s to St t Louis Lou without enauge enaugeR eaeIl 1
R Il 1 F NKattKN Gent AgL AgLIt A st I
It W Second SouthEXGiRSIOMS South SouthWOLDS I
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WOKLDSVI WOKLDS FAIl FWEXCtRStOPt FWEXCtRStOPtL EXGiRSIOMS EXCDRSf01a1Via
L VI Via Dsnvtr o DsavzIo Uo Wo Qrando QrandoTo 3ts 3tsTo
To St Louis and return 1 urn 9250 9250To 4250 4250Fo i8 i8oro
4750 4750Chi 4750To W WTo
To Chiago hti and return ret 4
To t LOUIS and Mum via a Chi Chicago Chiaco Chta ¬
5000 5000Setting 3000tUns 5000lie
vice ice versa vPra
cago ta aco or r y
Setting lie dates < iac Tuesday and Friday of ofeach ofth ofearh
each th week k Stopovers allowed Finallimit Final Finallimit Finallimit
limit sixty x t y day from date of sale Ie Pull Pullman Pullman Pullman ¬
through to St Stlx StLoul tltlout
tourist sleepers
man sl a I t
Choke uf ufroutes ofr ttroutes
change
lx lout > uls i jthout
routes r utea v l r D > U < > HgeutKeep Hgeut i5entT jeLititeep
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Keep K < ep four eye ye ou oh CastUia
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1 III CUT CUTrtIIIfSil
rtIIIfSil Witt WittCoot1n
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Continued Coot1n d from Pace pqe 6ne 6nean bnean
an PTideaor f 11dea or to Li capture the llusaiii llusaiiirleet Huuianrleet Russianileet
rleet there th re This idea is favored by byHenry byHenr bylenry
Henry Henr Spencer Wilkinson in the Post Posta
a Journal generally rail informed on Jap Japanese Japa lapanese ¬
anese a nese affairs Other journals believe believethat be1leyethat believethat
that the Japanese have been contented COQteatedto contentedat
to pisce a asiali U force as a mask at atPert atPert atPert
Pert Arthur rthur and wil Isend their main mainforces maintOlC mainforces
forces tOlC 1l from Pitzvvo to cooperate with withGeneral withGeneral withGeneral
General Kurokis army arm in which case caseif caseIt caseIf
if the flu Russian 8ian assertion that ftrge rge re reittfoftcenents rehtfOl reifctnerts
htfOl ittfoftcenents have been sent to Fnj FnjWang VcWang 9gWang
Wang Cheng is i true a great land bat battle NtUe battie ¬
tie is imminent there or at Liao Yang YangIt YangIt
It is i believed lIepj that it is Japans second secondarray secondarmy secondarmy
army tht landed at PKzwn and the thedestination tiledwUuUon thedUasUon
destination of the t e third army is s still stillto 8tillto stillto
to he ftvwajed ftvwajedNo ieftale4No
No further news has reached London Londonbeyond Londonbeyond Londonbeyond
beyond belated dispatches tebie from corre correspondents c cerreapuxgts rre rreISIJOQd ¬
spondents 1t11 with the Japanese J aroiy anty n on onthe onthe
the YaK detailing detelllngeventa vets pesisjtJie pesisjtJierecant prec dlHgtls dlHgtlsrecent lID lIDrecent
recent battle battleThe battleThe battleThe
The Chronicles Tokio correspondent correspondentasserts corretPondentaqerta correspondentasserts
asserts that simultaneously with the theattack tilettack theattack
attack on Port Arthur the Japanese Jdponeelaid Japaneselaid J Jel1 Jel11w
laid cables between bft R one of thf UItand tstand tstandand n4 n4and
and the mainland as a prot prot protection tioy W Wtheir tethef te tetheir
their tending ndJ place placeTheTelegraphs t tbe FThe
TheTelegraphs be Telegraphs correspondeiifeatTokio correspondeiifeatTo COI1Hp8nd at atkio
kb kio says ys the nine sunken flissKhjii flissKhjiiPort ft riEt ttt tttPort t tPort
Port Art Arthur bur were laden with 1rttllof withof rj9MBS rj9MBSof
of stone and cement cementThe cemeutfte cementrIteTioriespondeiit
The rIteTioriespondeiit correspondent of the Standard SfandiltT at atTien atTIt
Tien TIt Tain cables that Viceroy VIcfrDYhalf Vtc rhy Mea1 Mea1baa Jedest Jedesthas
has cs celled > lied on the Tartar at general atall rerl andall and andall
all the t officials at Feng Feen Tien to quit quitthat quittllat quitthat
that place aee imm hftlMdfatery dfatery 1
mftn IELTAZrlretipon M ttI ttItJJGB
Tired rlretipon rlretiponWaahLngtoi Upon Their TheirWaahwgtoau Th > W1ia W1iatal
tal talWaeb
Waahwgtoau Waeb lay 00 The Th J J1epU9 J4an Japanese Japaneselegation es eslegt19fl
legation has hssyoeeived leceived ti tho fee foHowtafg foHowlqad foHowlqadblepam ca enblegram cablegram ¬
blegram from Tokio ttsde uadej er > da4f e of to today t tday today ¬
day dayGeneral c I IGeneral
General Ge e Kuroki ctiatn cq c andant ant of the theFirst theFbwt theFlint
First army corps repfajftthat r at on May
3 our mounted aeoutIfter scouts after a seyare seyarehandtohand pev re rehdoynd rehandtohand
handtohand fight drove e back the theRusHiaps tbeR thefluna1
RusHiaps R fluna1 towards tow rd Fesi 1 Uuans Chens ChensChinese ChengCblneR ChenirChinese
Chinese say y that on Ifpy y1 y about aboutInfntl7 2MO 20Winfantry 2MOinfantry
infantry posted on a liAr b4lreast east of Feng FengHuang JenKH Fenghaang
Huang H Cheng Che fired upon n 9QQ 00eorsdes 00eorsdesretreajln1 coearades coearadesretreating CCMIUat CCMIUatretrea11n
retreating retrea11n from the Yalu 1U 1D 1Dthem miHtaJtiag miHtaJtiagthem miwtaklsithem
them for the enemy They wounded1 wound 4 4lOG d
100 and killed 70 The vest at e the body bodyHad bed bedin
Had In disorder abandoning a commis commissary c cwqdseary ta tary ¬
sary ry carts qu A Russian RU88i esficar er captured cap capturedthere r rtbere
1 there states t that the only bodies whichretreated which wblchtreated wkt wktretreated
retreated in order on Jtfay > y I irjere ere Jive Jiveor JIveorlx Jiveor
or orlx six infantry hatt battajionsaud aliens and two ar avtil1ery artillery aTtiller ¬
tillery tiller companies Two f1Q Tv hundred l We4 We4R more moreRttssiims m r rRussipas
Rttssiims R hilled 1 Ued and andtundla froundad f wer werfound w
tundla found in the Mid Id andetsr aD and et oh are re rem belag iji ijiing
lag discovered vere4 J
TJMrrogn AT T rpp lWpC W9CssaeLtIsa tyfyajK tyfyajKWltk
CssaeLtIsa C Wltk lort A tW I llondon ILondon I ILoIIcJon
London May C IA A dispatch to the theCentral theC theContr
Central C Contr ntnd i News Me from St Petersburg today todaysays todayy taysays
says y the Japanese e landed at t Port PortAdams MtAd PortAdaij
Adams Ad on the west coast eoa of the LiaoTung Liao LiaoTuace IiaoThngpeninaula
Tung Tuace Thngpeninaula peninsula lnaula as asweil well el1 as at t Pltsewo PltsewoPort PitsewoPort wo woPort
Port Adams to situated about outml botmites fifty fiftymiles
miles ml from Port Arthur at the head of ofBoeiety Ofdets ofSociety
Society bay be and on the railroad connect meelI connectlug connecting ¬
lug I Fort Arthur with Mukden and Bar Barbin BUeonwuently Haihis
bin Consequently it may be Inferredthat inferred inferredthat Infene4tbat
that if the report of f a Japanese JapaneseIe landing landingis
is correct communication with w1t Port Ar Arthur Art ArthMr ¬
thur t baa h fteA ea cut off o JPitsewo Pttaewo on the U UwbeN tiltea
ea cosat where tile Japm Japonese heve
landed is less lentbaa than twenty miles from fromPert fromP fromPort
Pert Adams AdamsVQOK
amaWOOl
WOOl XO OHJJf OWAIsir1utf QJU1fd COM COMAJsodsCf
AJsodsCf and nd < Gft GrndDaks 3rand 3Mu 1M B h 3erim rw X ar arrtacI17 Xarrtsdly r rriadly
riadly Left Bart Arthur ArthurPetersburg Artlta1IJt
IJt t Pt Petersburg qrg ra May < 1248 p m mThe in inThe 1
The tee btaOHig of the Japanese ppgaea HIe at Vttse Vttsewo e sewo
wo 0 northeast of POrt Arthur is I t 01 01c o oci1ly > A Aciaily
ciaily c eoonrmed It I to expected thatthe that thatthe thatth
the th railroad ra road connecting < Port Arthur Arthurwith Arthurit Arthurwith
with it Mukden and an Hun will soon be becut bel1te beeel
cut cutThe
The departure of Viceroy Aleaietf and andGrand andGrnd nd ndOraM
Grand Duke Boris from t Port Arthur Arthurwas Art Artwaa
was 5 hurried owing to the possibility of ofraterruntioa oftaterrupUoa oftatrruptios
raterruntioa of railroad communica communicattasv CODUDUDlcat CODUDUDlcaTIle
ttasv ttasvThe t tIs
tIsThe
The Javanese landed in suAcient suAcientforce suiScientfore nt ntf
force f fore to prevent e nt the few hundred Rna Rnasians Rae1a1l8 Runsian
sians watching ateld at Pltsewo from offering offeringany O oftetjngany el1 el1tDce
any resistance restataneeIWtSJ resistanceo tDce
IWtSJ o AJlTXtTJtnsuipu AJlTXtTJt TtFn 1T1rnIfr TtFnJIMt
nsuipu Ifr Htt Kay y Jail lats tIM4s the thet
4s fill tile tb J Jat aponesa aponesaSt
at t Petersburg May f5i f 610 p m mThe mM rnThe
The M details of the JapWae I landing 1aa4IJ at atPifsewo atPiwo atPiewo
Pifsewo have Just been received by the thegeneral aeeaeral tilegeneral
general < eaeral staff tafl Prom information informationbrought Intonnatacmbroaalat Infonatenbrought
brought to Port Arthur by the Chinese Chlneaesszty CIaInHeat Chinesesisty
sszty at transports are are4i88lll disembarking two twodrrtsfons twodons wo woB1Imberiae
dons numbering altogether I r rIDeO MM MMmen i imen
men of which id000 100 were ere landed yestarday yes yesterday yot8niay ¬
terday evening eveningNo eveni eveniNo
No news has been bMu received up to this thishour u ubeU thisbohr
hour of any other ot landing landingOnly landtagOnly laadllJaOftly
Only a few fe hundred h Cossacks Co were wereon wereon wereon
on the beach when the Japanese Japan a aTIley AS ASpeared pa papenred
peared They fired a few rounds r rrdind and anilretired andretired
retired to the t rear rearAt rearAt rearAt
At the lie present hour the landing 8IIn 8IInprcMHdtnc isproceeding is isproceeding
proceeding uninterruptedly unlnt y The rail railroad rallroa4 railroad ¬
road and ft telegraph telecra la flue to Port Arthur Arthurare
are still Ur wor tIIIIIIt
While It is i ofifcially admittedU altt
1 U b > believed here that tile antennas ta t tFort te tePettArtbur toPert
Fort PettArtbur Arthur is sealed M1e4t at least for forlarge forlartre forlarge
large warships warshipsAccording wadilipsto warshipsAccording
According to the Ie latest tat information informationof
of the M nutial staff ei Oenerat fie Kurohis Kurohisursey CeIrY1I1IJII KrfsBrv
ursey adY advanced eed eonte tQMetM rne distnci distune along aisagtbe alongth
th tM road to Pang Wang Cheng and andtltti D DtMa nd ndths
tltti haltedThere halted itedill baitedve
ill There ve It 1 t saId to be e a question Ioft whatV whatVer whethor
er Lieutenant l General rsssslttefa za81tte11dWed re received iec4Ved ¬
ceived Oeneral Kuropatknis XeIdh order to toretire toretire 0red
retire red on Sunday morning in time to toexecute toeucute toezorute
execute It
4jmwiiiI G 01 nB r JAn JAnos Afl Afl1isih
Dstail As Oiv GiTea GIYOUia a la the JUport of ofAdmiral ofIctmiral ofAdmiral
Admiral Bosoya BosoyaTokio JIoeoyaTokio HosoysTOkIO
Tokio May Ma tNoohThe r < Nooh NOObTh > The report reportof
of Admiral Hosoya received today todaygives toea toeagives todaygives
gives detail of the landing of Japanese Japanesetroops Japanesetroops Japanesetroops
troops on the Liao Tung Tun peninsula peninsulasuppressing pen peninsulasuppressing tta ttasupprening
suppressing the location of the landing landingplace landingiac landlnJJac
place iac The admiral says saysOur saY8Our sayrur
Our ur Seventh division with torpedo torpedoboats torpedoboa torpedoboati
boats boa and the Hongkong Maru 4UU and the theNippon theNl theNippon
Nippon Nl pon Mare arrived from fr tn the advance advancebase adTancehaM advancebase
base off the Liao Tung n peninsula atsiu at at33tt
33tt > 311 May M 5 Discovering a a number of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the enemys c mys patrols w > bombarded bombardedthem bombardfdrhem bombardedtheni
them for II a short tint and then a tend tending landi lanlTalI ¬
i ing r pent > aiiv of f sailors s < 1Hr faptaiii plain Nom NnL QJI QJII i i1jduo <
I 1jduo lcL L v iv j dfed L1 afkott 1lo hO it I being beingl
11 l r > v tide ti1 it was w as impossible to uae the
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boats and a the saiiprs sdl D Dwater rs utunged p iun a d into the thewater t11lter I
water ter traded a4ed breast b ep p about aboutyards 2WS 2WSpbxda Z Zd
yards d ttnd reached tn t t1 beach at t 7ft 7ftp 7 7p 7p
p m Immediately advancing they the tookpossession took toopoa tooupossession
possession poa eion of a range of Mite without withoutfiring withoutfiring Ithoutftring
firing a shot bot and plnted our flags fta s on onthe 60 60tJae n nthe
the hills
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Chieokai were ere employed to distract the theenemys theen theenemys
enemys en mys attention They discovered
100 of the enemy and shelled sheU d them kill killing killin killinc
inc in severalThe several eveftillThe severalThe
The first fleet iQI transports on see seeing tIftmat ee eeIng ¬
ing our flag displayed on an eminence eminencebegan eminenceben eminencebegan
began landing troops at 8 p m The Thetroops Thetroops Thetroep
troops who Im were forced to wade ashore ashorewere ashoreWEre ashorewere
were in high spirits spiritsIn piritsIn
In order orderto to facilitate the furtherlanding further furtherlanding furtherlandinc
landing of troops piers pi r are being erect erected erected ere ereed ¬
ed Our division is i assisting latina in the thework thework thework
work workThe
workThe The report of Admiral Admiral Katacka Katackacommander Katackacommander Katackacommander
commander of the Third squadron squadrongives squadronVeil squadrongives
gives Veil additional detain det of tbe landing landingThe landinalra1 landingThe
The admiral reports that his squadronconvoyed squadron tlquadronconvoed squadronconvoyed
convoyed the first hatch ktc of the SecOndarmy Second Secondarmy Secondarmy
army to t Liao Thug baa and adds that thatthe thattbe thatthe
the Kara Maru grounded near the base baseat baBeat baseat
at a oclock yesterday ye8tenlayafternoon afternoon Sheas She Shews Sbes
ws as s assisted by the protected cruiser cruiserAfcitsttsMma crulRAJ cruiserAkitsusbima
AJ AfcitsttsMma utdttma which acr succeed 4ed in floatlug float floating ftoatJnc ¬
lug the tk transport which reached her herdestination berdetJUtloD herdStIntI
destination safely fely elF at 5 oclock the same sameevening sauTeevninj life lifefeP1lna
evening eveningPlans Plans P1a1aaAn P1a1aaAnYOl1d Ax Are Beexut BeexutBeyond e1WtBeyond
Beyond YOl1d the announcement that a cer certain eeralia certZu
alia tain force of the Japanese army In effect effected eltect4e4 effected ¬
ed js landing at an unnamed unnam d place on onthe 0Ii 0IiLiao onl onlLbe
the Liao Tung peninsula yesterday and an4the arntJheJefOrt andtbePeport
JheJefOrt the veport of Admiral Hosoya the gov govetnsAeut KQVetn govetIWet
etnsAeut etn absolutely refuses to discusthe discus disclSS1b discussbeiifljre
the beiifljre nature re of this operation or itsuku9hima its itsme
1 < hI1Fukusiima me > a > Fukuahima of the general generalMt gperalIde Bert Bertthe
Mt ifc4e > the announcement off ol this thispyyntsut tiJisJQ9 thisthe
JQ9 pyyntsut ta tile fnnglgn ssrisspen asereaponenta ssrisspents 0
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On tfjii tgt5th 5th of May some strength b ncth ef efte erJ ofLbe
Lbe te Japanese J P Ji army began to land on
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deadirHpd dead ajpeu 42 years yearsJHhad yearsiIhad ean eanha4practlced
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depfotmetit of justice ju8tt t
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Philadelphia May IA A cable dis dispatch dlspatch dispatch ¬
patch from Paris today announces U OUftce tb tbdeath Uae Uaedeat thdeath
death deat of Professor Maxwell Sommer Sommerville Sommerville Sommeryule
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to pay expense e of ofmafllug mailing JUitt c Wy y Send 31 31tecent 31OIIeceilt t tamtmp5fofthettOthbOUUdVGIltflI
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Address Worlds Dispensary Di Medical Asp AssoAA QIoda Aspcia
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AA A Orainaace OrainaaceAN CL CLAN
AN ORDINANCK PROVIDING FOR FORthe FOftthe Oft i ithe
the salaries lanes of mounted policemen and andpolice andpollee andpollee
pollee captain captainBe captainBe I
Be it ordained by b th the City Cit Council of ofSvH ofBait ofSelt
Bait Lake City Utah UtahSection U UtahSevtkia ah
Section 1 That the salary of f the mount mounted mounted ¬ I
ed policemen of Salt Lake City be and the thelars thee thesame
same e i is lierel > Ii Sized at ninety iItfJO rn dot dotlaJtl dollas
lars per month each and the salary of ofthe oftIW ofthe
the captain apt of police to fixed at one hun hundrsd hundeed
deed d ten MW e dollars per pe month monthSec ootllhe mouthSoc
Sec 2 AH ordinances orf a and parts of or ordinances ordiDancee ordinances ¬
dinances in conflict herewith are arehereby areherebyr hereby herebytied herebyrepealed
r repealed tied ler4 to the extent of such conflict conflictj con conflictsee met metTht
see j 9 This Tht ordinance shall take effect effectuwn effectuses
uses approval approvalPassed approvalpaed
Passed awrevalCAt b > > ISM dtjr CAt gty Council of Salt Lake LakeT LakeCity Lakeity I
City ity T tab ta 0 3L v 2d rl kJr 11M 4 aM referred j jthe tothe to totile
the mayor ayor yor for his approval a revatI i iApproved
I e CRrlCHLOW CRrlCHLOWeftYL CRCIILOWCity
eftYL City Recorder RecorderApprovet RecorderApproved
Approved this Mi day F of May aj IT ITRICHARD DOt DOtBlCIIAB NOtICMAZfI
RICHARD P MORRIS Mayor Msyorof JIIaorUtaJa Mayorttytb
ttytb of Utah City and County of Salt SaltI 8 Saltir lt ltCTcitet
I CTcitet ir Xjt rltcbkMr City Clt Recorder ae orduof of Salt SaltLake BaitLa SaltLai
Lake La Lai CRy Utah do hereby heft certify emltl that tnatthe tbatan4 thatthe
the ehsrs and forsgoiog I Is a full trvt trvtand tI1Ifand trpoand
and corMet eehi cosy hf an ordinance II ftCe entitled entitledAn entitledAn entitledAn
An ordtaaaoe ov bace pisais p pretlapta ng for f r the salaries salariesof saatleemountedill
of mounted pollcgmtn poIi flaenand and d police captain captainpassed captainpassed captainpassed
passed mountedill by b the tb CIty ty CJoafccH 4 lL1 of 6 Ssh It > Lake LakCity LakeClt LakeCity
City Clt Utah May ay M MM lnd and approved by bythe bythe bYthe
the mayor May JII f 4th lOOt lWI as appears of
record my 7
In witness whereof wher t I have ha P here hereunto he heunt hereI ¬
I unto unt set my y hand and affixed alfiJ d the theSeal thejIeal theSesL
Seal corporate Wrporteeal seal of ofsaid said ald city cil this Sib ethday aJIy SibJ
day y of May 19M 19Mi 1 1I
i S t CRITCHIXJVV CRITCHIXJVVCity CRITCHI CRh1CHLOWCity W Wctty
City Recorder RecorderMil Recordert
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NEW XI W YORK BONANZA BO NZA MINING MININGcoasuany MININGny
coasuany aflY ny a corporatlen Principal plate plaeof pIaeeof plateof
of MMtaess a Salt Lake I ake City Ltah LtahNotice t81Notice 1tabNotice
Notice is hereby hereb given that at a meet meetIng meetIng meetIng
Ing of the board of otdlrf directors > ctOlll of the New NewYork NewYork tew tewYork
York Bonanza Mining company Y held at atSalt atSalt atSalt
Salt Lake City ttabren tal i en UM feh day of ofi ofMay I IMay
i May 1104 an a assessment a t of three S Iper > cents centsper cesisper
per share are was tevMa upon the capital capitalstock capitalatoca capitalatoc
stock atoc oftn of f t the owpOMitloa 4 Issued su d and oat outstanding oatBUndlng oatstanding
standing payable immediately to H Bar Barntt B BkI r rn
I ntt n tt s seeretary er tary of the company at his hi of office offl offlee ¬
flee fl < c 303 ntD D F Watktr aIker building bulMtn < Salt Lake LakeCity LakeCity LakeCttv
City Utah UtahAny ltahy UtahAny
Any y stock upon up n whifh whi > 11 this assessment assessmentmay
may ma remain unpaid < > n thc t 11 7ih th day of otJune ofJu ofJune
June Ju lo4 wWI be Delinquent and adver advertised ac adverI n nI ¬
I tised for sale ale at public auction and un unless unless ¬
I less payment Is made before < wIll b be sold reidon soldon
on the 88ih Lh dar < J y < f Jun iM tIM 4 at at1 2 P m mto mI mto
to pay PM th tiw delinquent t nqufnt HSsessni aesanicnt 1U nt ib I thereon thereontogether f reon reontogether IEOI1tog
I together tog lbcr With lIb costs of advvrtiint adv dv rtiing rti in and andexpense andpenAe endcxprnsc
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WftRRANT WARRANTOUT OUT FOR E EA msT SEEEENS SEEEENSFUR jN5
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a it t was sworn orn out befbe befbehi befOre befOreJud befQfeJue
Jud > hi yesterday T nty for the arrest arrestof arrtof I Iof
of Evan ran n Stephens director of the Tab Tabernacle Tapernacle Tabernaele
ernacle choir Mr Stephens is i one on o of ofthe ofthe t tthe
the many citizens owning propertyj property pu puNrtnbaln nm n nBrtgfeam I
Brtgfeam m street who ho have been deNfi deNfiquent del delquest
quent in complying with jth the demands demandsof
of the board of health that city sew sewer IMer sewCr ¬
er connections ectioD6 be made without delay delayThe de delyThe y yThe
The warrant lTant was issued on a etmiplaliit etmiplaliitsworn cumplaifltsworn Ott1p1aliltsworn
sworn to by Deputy Korth of tile Ihfchealth tilehealtb thehealth
health department drtment The Stephens case casewill cveUl ctuewill
will Ul be Mila in the nature of a test testMn testMr testMr
Mr Stephens when wh n seen tt en > at I t ftia is honle honleit hoiw hoiwat hN hNat
at Staleand state is and Twelfth South streets streetslast str streetsla4t s
last Pt night said saidST saidSTLOU1SEXCURSIONS
STLOU1SEXCURSIONS STLOU1SEXCURSIONSOregon ST ST LOUIS EXCURSIONS EXCURSIONSTilf
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