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I COALVILLE TIMES. I
H T1MIVI I'lHILIKIIIMI CO.
M COALVILLE, UTAH.
0TA1I NEWS.
H Bbeepmen In tlie southern part of
R (he stste report the sheep to be In
H excellent condition.
M A party of Ilrlghatn Young academy
B students attended the session of Ilia
M legislature Saturday.
M I. J. Hansen, a Salt Lake milk man,
H ha been fined 110 for telling milk
m from cowe lio tiait fed on brewer'
H grains.
H The people in the vicinity of Deseret
M are enjoying Ideal weather, and tlie
H farmers are preparing ground for eow
M Ins new crop.
m A twenty-live foot vein of coal ha
M been discovered In Garfield county, and
M the owner claim they hate enough
H coal to aupply the world.
H Architect Klelttng of Halt Lake hat
H been engaged to draw a prospective
M Tleiv of the proposed aatt palace, which
H capitalist of Halt Lake are figuring on
erecting
H Halt Lake City haa a "Jack the
fl Poisoner." He make a specialty of
H poisoning doga and during the paat
H week haa poisoned more than a dozen
M valuable doga,
B Agent of the different llneaof rail
M roads running Into Utah will organise
H and maintain a union among them
H selves, for the purpose of promoting
H good fellowship among the members.
H The Injury to cattle and sheep by
H reason of the cold weather of the past
H week Is liable to be great In some por
B tlonaof the state. Hay Is becoming
H scarce, and litre-stuck men are hoping
H for an early winter.
H The Union I'aclflo Is considering the
H purohtso of forty-fife new locomotives,
H while the Oregon Short I,lne will add
H thirty, necessitating a rash outlay of
B 1900,000. This la the largest order for
BBV locomotives erer placed.
BBV 1'reshlent McKlnley haa announced
HBV lit Intention of making .Major Youag,
H now In Manila, a breret lieutenant
H colonel, In recognition of hla gallant
M services In the battle of Manila on the
H night of July 31st, lost,
H Hlate Treasurer Chlpman'a report for
H the month of January shows that the
H receipts during the mouth reached a
H total of fit), io, 13, while the disburse
H mente were J30I.WI3.SJ. The balance
Bfo on hand January 31 was (313,171. 30.
Hj( i leading citizens of CIrclcvlllo aro
H, agitating the erection of a new school
H building, and If the proposition to Is-
H aue bonds for that purpose la defeated,
H a building will bo erected by prlrnta
H donations, to the success of the veuture
H la assured.
L. Ailvln" hare Wen recelred at the .
H chun-fi oBlfJhmt J'ra.Mrnt Jowph V.
H u r I ir a ,1 pariyrfraeried Honolulu on
Mr January 18. They are now at the
church plantatloo at Lain. Theywero
H glrcn a hearty greeting by the Mormon
H residents of the Island.
H Counterfeit dollar are afloat In tho
Hj aoutliern part of tho stale. They aro
H a Tery oor Imitation and are of light
M weight, but some liaro been success-
H fully passed upon unsuspecting people.
H Kfforta aro bclug made to capturo tho
K ...i... pii ,,.
H Itecent heary anowfalls, followed by !
H thaws, have mailo several of the can I
Hj yons near Halt Lake City nbjuxauifsr
a. r 'jji Thj" irin'aTa4r""r '" I '
fc the -.aW leTr-vB" caught In tho I '
HktteiattkMHl frozen making
B featardous. D
r received from Ooorgo
HbVbVbVbVBVm major trlgtdo
statcs the Utah butteries
(cclleat health, IbslrdUclpltue
mHiH, tbelr standing among
HHataradrs the Idjhest order,
BPfe boy are get
IHIretary 1111m t,e near
ki sign papers do
akeand adjoining Itgj, n geTicr
jHHty for use a a puMle This
r baa been favoraUyctud upon
ihe coinmlssluiier general
IW olUcc, have neter Vtn signed
Htccretary 1111m. '"
Huguat was Vllltllj- a train
jjBvlurray on the tth ImCj, w aQ
Hploye the (lenuanla latter and
HHd started across tbe (r$ wt, tt
lieelbarrow om the
ruare the vugliie Wiyd Jm
nnHDktlletiug lujitrlo which riii iu i,i
BtjHiEHpeath a few hour later
wHHfflH The Hhort Line ha purchiy a new
raAGJrdjluiprovcd wrecking trKni) n
JDwgwSftB' ntwalTaun pile driver, enttrS differ
TmSjSm ut 'rom B"y ,ervtu'or alo the
mKM&BR west Kach piece I conttrai,i n n.
tW&kwK r 07 ltMf- ''"' ori,tr " W laced
IHSaW "I"' Milwaukee house, awim bo
yESBBEHI ready for March delivery, a"
iMaWeWaf Milton Tuttle, aon of Bi,lt.ttt.
plHB arm Tuttle of the houseofrtgtnta.
I8EB tlves, wa shot through the fm on
JBH the Snd Inst by the acclaax dia
tjaMy charge of a gun which ho waicswn(r,
SNV v Although tho wound 1 a P(icoa,
HT amputation will not be neceutt
rp CM.J. Kccly, amiulngman t(j
HP . anlclde near Vroro on the lr'iff b
Kj it icattlng hi throat, after wlifo e'
HK4' hla cabin on tire and alt'rapWt .,,
Hfi mate himself, lie was dttV& In
V time to prevent the ezecuiT . .
K' plant and will 'probably reec
aB
eHr eaHelBBac.
PJJUOUIOUS FJLII'JXOS
UTAH OFFIOBIt MCBTS A HOn
lllULt. DEATH.
Ilr. Ilarrr . 1 " aln1xl anil ('plnlM
bf I he. I. Attrr hkh Ha
Mvnlrre.1 nail Ills IImI JlallUlril.
Manila, Feb . I.sto Hunday (len
eral llale'a brigade advaneol and took
the waterworka at Hlngalon. Pour
companlea of the Nebraska regiment
and a part of the Utah battery, with
two Held gnna and two llotehklss guns,
met the enemy on the hill, a half mile
out, and a sharp engagement Uk
place In which the Nehraskans lost
one dead and three wounded
Dr. Young, formerly quartermaster
sergeant In the Ihlnl artillery was
wounded, captured and brutally mur
dered nnd hi body, when nwvrrrd
wa found to have been Iwirrlbly mut
ilated. The Filipino were drlren lack re.
tiring In bad order, and carrying with
them the valve and heads of tho steam
chest and cylinder of the pumping
machinery.
DEAD AND WOUNDED.
His U In III I Ish, Idaho, Color!
nnl Muntana Trwiw.
Washington. Feb. The following
tosses have been rejiorlrd among the
Utah, Idaho, Montana and Colorado
troop at Manila!
Utah Dr. Harry A. Young, who on
January 1 wa appointed by (lovernor
Wells as assistant surgeon of the Utah
irtlllery battalion.
Idaho Major IMward McConvllle,
who wat In command of the Second
battalion, Idaho volunteers; Corporal
Frank Caldwell, company II, Jljeurs
old, born In Chicago, enlisted at Har
rison, Ida.i 1'rlvate lleorge Hall, com.
pany II, aged St, Hweet. Ida.; I'rlvate
Krnrst Hcott, company II, aged 31, born
at Ashland, VI. Private. James lien
sen, company II, 33 yeara old, liorn at
Overton, Tenn.) I'rlvate James II.
l'raaer, company II, aged 33, born In
Tucson, Ariz.
Montana I'rlvate Reynolds, com
pany II, alight wound In carl I'rlvate
Charles lluinmels, llesh wound In tho
leg, alight) Corporal llayra, company
1C, missing, probably kllllcd 1'rlvate
John Horenson, company I., wounded
In the head, probably deadi I'rlvate
Mayeralck, company C, lunga pene
trated, s'-lous; Corporal I. Hklnner,
company I, alight thigh wound.
Colorado I'rlvate Arton Twever,
company II, wounded, left thigh) Pri
vate Charles II, Morrison, company II,
wounded, n tho left hand, alight) Pri
vate Maurice I'arkhurst, company II,
wounded In pubca; Private C. I). White,
company II, missing, supposedly
drowned) Private K,lmee.I1DuTau.
company t,'woundir,e(vebeet,anil
arm! Private CharlcsTarlson, company
I, ahol in head, killed; Prlrato Charles
D. Doyev, company I.,, flesh wound In
left knee) First Lieutenant Haugh.
wout, llesh wound, left ktiev.
LOSS TO FILIPINOS.
Jf- ,000 Killed, 3,000 rroumlsd ami
fl.uuo rrl.nutii Takru.
Washington, Feb. 8. From the re
ports received from Manila It would
nppear that the Filipino lost heavily
In the battle at Manila. Careful esti
mates received up to date show that
n!ilw"ittail'jiiiliil r' r i t
ment, 3,500 were wounded and 5,000
are nun- prisoners of war
vrrlhlu nunlshiiieut which the Amcrl' n
ana Intllcted upon them from the very
lUtseL
I The number of American troops en
gaged waa I3.1KH), while tho Fitlpluoi
I forcva numbered !0,0X,
PEACE TnBATV HATIFIED.
Isnata Airteslo tholhKuinvlit by a Volt
of ST loHt.,
Washington, Feb, ".The treaty ol
peace negotiated by the commissioner!
of United Htates and Spulu at Pari,
wagjettcrday rut I lied by tho senate,
In executive session, the vute being J7
to ST, or three vote mora than the
two-thirds mujorlty necessary. Follow
lug la tho vote:
Yeaa-Aldrlch, Allen. Allison, llaker,
llurrowa, llutler. Carter, Chandler,
Clark. Clay, I'ullom, Davla, Debne,
I.lklns, Fnlrbunk, Faulkner. Foruker,
I'r.ve, Ualllnger. (leur, (Iruy, Hanna,
Hausbroiigli, Harris, llawley, Jones,
(Ner i: Kenny, Kyle, Lindsay, Lodge,
Mcllrldc. Mcllnery, McLnurln, Mc
Mlllln. Mantle Mnsnn, Morgan, Nel
son, Penn.e. Perkins, Pettus, Piatt
(Con . Piatt N Y ). Prlleliard, quay,
lloss. Howell, Mioup. Million, hpooncr,
Htowart. Sullivan, Teller, Thiirsiou,
Warren. Wellington. Wolcott 17.
Nay-llaeou. Itatc. Iterry, Caffery,
Chilton. Cockrell. Daulel, llorman,
Halo, lleltfcld. Hoar, Jones, (Ark.),
Mallory. Martin, Mills, Mitchell,
Money, Murphy, Pasco, Pettlgrew,
Itnwllns. ltoach, Smith, Tillman, Tur
ley, turner, Vrat '.'T.
Absent and paired Messrs. Cannon
and Wilson for with Mr. White
against and Messcra. Proctor and Wet
luoro for with Mr. Turplo ngulnsL
Ths (luljr Itrgular Arm linirrr Killed.
Washington, Feb. 8 Flrt Lleuten
ant James Mitchell. Fourteenth Infan
try, Is tho only o Ulcer of the regular
army killed In the engagement of fiat
urday night, so far as the ofllclal re
ports show up to date. He waa a
native of Irejand, and has been In the
nnuy since December, 1817. Huenllated
as r prlrato lit the Seventh cavalry,
and after seven year of service In the
Igpal corpa, a appointed a second
lieutenant In the signal corps In Aug
ust, Uii.
sbVBN utaTien SHOT. " I
mre lllllf.1 and rojr """a"! larum, ,
MinlU.
Sslt Lake l lt Sb O.-The Aew
ho reached this eltfithat three ,.,.
her or Ihe 1 tah UtWrlra . Mnlla
were killed, while tWwere wonilKl
The kllleil are Dr lurryA. Youngt
Crportil John Urfl? oung.'tnd
Private Wlllielinth-gman, all of Halt
Mki- City. The wiiandel aro (leorge
II tlanllaw. balleryW, Ogden; l',ter
nderson, liatlery ifjjtlehflcld) I..
KusmII. battery A aqil, llenjaroln A.
Harbour, halt Lakff Mr. Harbour
rrve.1 during Ihe hl teaslon of the
legislature a a stale Jlnator.
A a all the force atjjtiilla were en.
ziizmI detail of I tnl?Wt are hsnl
K"K' '" y "an4
to obtain. Tho I tali arttllerymea
killed ami woumled rveefved their In.
Jnrlea Monday night nhen they wer,
thrown forward anil captured a reset,
voir nnd silenced a Filipino batter; i
It I understood thai thjbaUallon wit
under eommaiid of MaKlllchard V.i
Young, with K. A. WedWooil of bstj
tery A and F A. Ilrantwf battery l
at hi captain. t j
HETIHCD Fun SITEARS.
Thlalttli hrntenro ( ommlMar lltatrl
Mian llwl.T '
Washington, Feb, . The presUtej
has caused to be promulgated the se..
truce In the ease of UentraT, Charles M
llagan. The court-martial sentet j
waa dismissal from tho army, anjU,
president commuted tills to' alx ym'
tusjienslon from duty, which coventi
remainder of the time prior to (Jetn!
Kagan'a retirement In Januaryfkv
It was stated by the iuTjutantjia'
eral that (leiieral Kagan'auspi!
carries him to within aUew dariol
hi retirement tnd to thojago Jit,
He will bo reinstated In time tonir,
with tho regular rank ami pajro
vlded In audi casca. Tho aenteraol
ausienslon, according to 'gl ri
of the department doe noti filvj
(leneral Kagan of any port gf bftji,
but a ..the sentence rradoVvntuC
rank and dutytC he lose hi llowrcaS
which Include Y)lnuutatlun'fefjtaB
ters, rations anufuel, andmiAi
allowances. Thla "Is"iltrtrfa frje"
financial Item. BaTll
WHAT CAUSED THE OUTBRIK J
Mkn
Ailmlrsl I).r ld all trtuUd
Ullli Anus and AminunHloa1 )j
Washington, Feb. 0. It myllis
It wa Admiral Dewey's act mlstaj
a vrasct loaded with arms nndanwik
tion Intended for them. that liieHf-ai
Philippine Inturgf Ay ?4J'
American aotdlerrrMTjiy rjli'01
It It understood one S .rUbltttim
their grievance wa what h)j
clarcd to be unnarranfablo llwert"
anee with their shipping. It la Met
at the navy department tliatfaVTi
,wtaU ro the admiral caused tsM
ure of ' - '1JM-fr-y''"
aupply ofarmTrTnTiurgeRg j
ndmlral'a repillscloaea the ficttan
an American uliol a (lerman';J
the veasel lhn-JIg ns.ld Ui nrmlll
Insurgents ngiij Oils' (roopa. K.j
FILII-lral ROUTED. W
rulljr Oue-lhlnl rtTh'lr Aruij (UlsvL
Uoumllr rrtonar. K
Manila, Icb. Ujfrhc AmcrransUre
In complete ciijfcl of the ItuaUoa
within a radlull nine mlletif Ma
nila. Their llnlBxtendlng toMsTt
bon, on the uortjind lyMM' fia
l'i. i ill, hi- MKasZILaaaaaak'T!
l0"U JKk&
a (B'fif
Mfl.-rj- 'To wlB''"' !'
Jin body It In lu..?Llrcat and utterly
luted.
(If tho honle of troop originally '
drawn up In battle array against the
Americans fully uue-thlnl arc already ,
lacapacltated and tho rest are scatttr i
td In overy direction.
NO MORE SOLDIERS OOINQ.
llitTrnniHirl (Irani Ulll Tata Ilia Iji,t ol
Iha N.il.lUrt to Manila.
Ntw Y'ork, Feb, 0. Deputy quarter
mailer General Kimball snld In an In
tervlew In hi otllcu In the army build
ing, that the Tn elfth Infantry and tho
remainder of the Seventh Infantry,
part of which sailed In the transport
(Irant on January 10, woutd sail for
Manila on February II. Ho added
that ho did not know of any other reg
iment thut were at present destined
for tho Philippines.
DYNAMITE ON A STOVE.
farmer rnilerlakes to Thaw the l'iilotli
-taut ItMull rotlimrd.
Coffejrllle, Knn,, Feb. ".Charles
lloberts, n fanner, living In a house.
bclonglPf to A. C. Harrow, about
tiro mile west of Coffey vllle, Kamaa,
placed some dyuamlte on tho stove
to thaw l't out. It exploded, killing
Mr. ltoWrt nnd hi wife nnd child
nnd a negro whoso name I unknown.
A. l Harrow and a negro were badly
Injured. Thu bouse wa utterly
destroyed.
KUInl In HklniiUli.
Manila, r"11. 8. Lieutenant A. 0.
Alfortl, company I, Twcntluth Kansas
Infontry.amla prlvatoof thateompuny,
no killed and six other member of
tho regiment were wounded, near Co
loocau last evening while rccounltcr
Ing. Tho parllr was In a Jungle when
It waa attacker bv the enemy. Two
companlea of the Kansas regiment w ero
sent to the rejle' "' their comrade a'ul
drove the Filipino Into Col.w oe.u
ctratlng to tho verv heart ,ir kown. .
Tho guuboat thel'ed the suburbs. '
iillil
Fhilippino Army Mnkos an Assault
Upon tho American Linos,
HOrirntl Tera tlrlvrn llsek nl l;,tj
1'i.lnl and T lion,, nil. Killed .( mrrlraii
I., 103, Mllh hot law tatallll,,.
Msnlla, Feb. 7. The long expected
rapture between the Americans and the
Filipino has come at last. The former
tre now ngagr-il In solving tho Philip
pine problem with the utmost expedi
tion possible.
I The clash came at 8:10 Saturday
I (vrnlng, when three daring Filipino
darted past the Nebraska regiment at
Santa Mesa, but retired when chal
lenged. They repeated the experi
ment without drawing the sentries'
I Ire. but at the third time Corporal
Oreely challenged the Filipino and
then fired, killing one of them and
noundlng another. Almost Immcdl
ittely afterward the Filipinos' lino
'front Caloocan to Santa Mesa coin
tntneed a fuslladc, which nu In
Icffeclusl
I The Nebraska, Montana and North
Dakota outposts replied vigorously and
held their ground until reinforcements
arrived.
Tbe Filipino In the meantime con
eeotrated at three points, Calooncan,
(lagslangin and Santa Met. At about
loclock the Filipinos opened a hot
Are from all three places simultaneous
ly This was supplemented by the fire
of two siege guns at llallk-llalik and
br advancing their tklrtntihera from
l'seoand Pandacan
The American! responded with a
terrific firo. but owing to the darkness
OHNKIIAL AOUINALDO 1
W were unable to determlno Itt ef
it,
he Utah lr,t artillery flnnlly tuc
cried In allenelni. the -,.!- I.,i.,,..
XiiMiinl artljlPrv also dUaclworkl
(isRSljUBhaengagement
,jffW over an vourft0ffKIK
1 Th United State cruiser Charles
i ton soil the uunboat Concord, slatlnni.il
off Malsbona. opened (Ira from their
secondtry batteries on tho Flllplnoa'
po'Ulon tt Calooncan and kept It up
vlgoromlj,
I At 3 1 thero waa another futllado
along the votire Une, and the United
States setjolng doublo turrcted monl
tor Monadoock, opened Ore on the
enemy from off Malate.
With dayl,i the Americans nd
vaneed, Th. California and Washing
ton regiments made a splendid chargo
and drove the Filipino from tho workt
atPaeoand8tntMo,
Tho Nebrs.li, regiment alto dlstln
gulshed Itself, ctpturlug several prlt
onera and one howitzer and a very
strong poltl0n tn reservoir, which
la connected with U, waterworka
The Kansas and Dakota regiments
compelled , h, ,,., ,, t flllnlc ,
retire to Caloocan.
There at n,nltut , t
nfVtmr11:. Thelos...
of the 1 Ulplno, cannox bo ..llmatcd .t
present, but he, b
considerable
Tho American Ion.. . .i .
.rtSrZrhbowtand
i ,., ; , .'' alrta ned ttand
In the face of a hot. in, fl Bnd
left many dead on th, .t, '
A leedooUTjj
London, Feb. 7. Turk.. ' ,
to .pedal dispatch,. hS,ii"f
I. maklne military ""
view of .polbl.M.H-n rt.
Ing, and they hate bee 'H I"1
llulgarla with feverish '
It Is added . ihtTf..k .,
neltaro. rt(i . , ,Jntl.
log the Ionian .otji ,''''
Th . .erlal sn , , v . ,
eejnal' ...I. , ae,Al ''
0NERAL OTIS' ltEPORTr"
Am.,1-.. ,M, us ., intt,n, tMt
II'. 7.
Washington, Feb. 7.-The following
Ulspateh from General Otis been made
public:
"Manila, Feb. j. Adjutant Oenerel:
Insurgent ojieu-,! attaek on our outer
line at 8;tJ, repeated attack several
timet durnlg night) at t o'clock thl
morning entire force engage.1) nil at.
tack repulse!) at daybreak advanced
against Insurgents and have driven
them beyond lines they formerly occu
pled, capturing several village and
their defense work; Insurgents' los In
dead and wounded large; our own casu
alties thus far estimated at 173) very
few fatal Troop enthusiastic and
Dlfhtlng fearletaly. Navy did tplendld
execution on llankt of enemy) city held
In check and absolute quiet prevails;
Insurgents have secured good many
Mauser rifles, a few field pieces and
cUl(.k-flrlng guns with ammunition
dutlng last month. On."
The following cablegram from (len
oral Otla haa been received at the war
department:
"Manila, Feb. S. To Adjutant Gen
eral, Washington: Have established
our permanent lines well out and have
driven off tho Insurgents. The troofit
have conducted themselvct with grelit
heroism. The country about Manllajli
peaceful and city perfec"v tiulcL Lilt
of catualtle tomorrow On."
Washington, Feb. 7. Tho followtilg
dispatch was received nt 1:13 this monl.
Ingi )
"Manila, Feb. 3. To Adjutant Deli
erali Situation moat satisfactory) iVo
apprehension need bo fell. Pcrfi ct
quiet prevails In tho city nnd vlclnl y.
List of casualties being prepared a id
will be forwarded a toon as posslb !e.
Troop In excellent health and aplrljl.
"Ona f '
Washington, Feb 7. Tho follow Ing
message has been received from Ad
miral Dewey: J
"Manila, Feb. . To the aecrctftry
of war, Washington; Insurgcnta IiIto
Inaugurated general engagementtat
urday night, which has continued to
day, Tho American army nnd navy Is I
generally successful. Insurgents have '
T. T-n.-jr'. rr ,t,i.f ,.i, I ... .,;; ., ; ,., i
IngNocasuaHlestoih-lK ""
aaxsaWaxsHlatMlWIKBlWET.''
"TOFOLLOW UP VICTORY.
(Ientrl Oil, l)lr.rle.l in Crash Afnlnsl.tuit
1'onvr,
Washington, Feb. 7. Inttructlon
havo been sent to Major-General Otlt
directing him to follow up hit victory
over tho Insurgcnta and to crush the
power of Agulnaldo In tho Philippines.
This wat tho decision reached at an
Important cabinet meetlug held In tho
White House, attended ' v iho presi
dent, Secretaries liny no i g,.r and
Gcnoral (Irlgg and Adjutant-Ocnernl
Corbln,
COLONEL SEXTON DEAD.
Corouinder-ln-Clilt' of llisll. A. It. Din
at Ih .National Capll.t
W'oshlngton, Feb. 0. Colonel James
A. Sexton, commandcr-ln-chlcf of the
Grand Army of the Ilepubllo, died at
JilS yestenlay mornlug, at Oarllcld
hospital, In this city,
Colonel Sexton wat an actlvo worker
? ,l'.,,,iur''ai!A,l'm'ro' tlle 1-tpublle,
tho Military Order of the Loyal Le
gion, and many other army societies.
Ha was past commander of the depart
ment of Illllnols, G. A. It., and had
been a presidential elector, park com
inlsstoner, and colonel In the Illinois
national guard At the lust meeting
of the Grand Army of the Ilepubllo he
was elected commander-in-chief, nnd
held thla position at the lime of his
death, as well as that of a member of
tho board of commissioners appointed
by the president tolnvestlgate thu con
duct of tho Spanish war.
NEW COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.
Senior steCommantler Johnson Bocceeds
Colonel Saston,
incli nil, 0., Feb. 7. Captalu W.O.
i Ha i i if this city, aenlor vice-corn-iisn.'c,
lu-chlof of tho G. A. It , under
.lis conttltut jii. becomes the noting
cimmander-ln-ohlef at once upon tho
death of hit superior and contlnuet
us.il the Ficincy It tilled by the na
tlontl council of admlnlttratlon. Tho
Ohio department will urge upon the
council that Captalu Johnson be
eltcted commander-in-chief.
,A
UTAH LKOlSTiATUHE.
Salt Uke City, t'tnh. Feb. J. Tho Wf
senate )wd two bill ywlenlay, No. WA
S, providing for service of summon
from Jostle-court; and No. 13, trans
ferrlng Summit rotinty from theThlnl
to the First Judicial dlstrlcL A bill
was Introduced providing for the ex
termination or capture of the outlawa
In eastern Utah, and appropriating
5,000 for that purMe.
House bill No 7 wa passed by the
house. The bill provide that nllonse 4
appealed to the siiireii.o court must lie j
tried on the transcript tiled, and no '
abstract, printed or otherwise, of the I '
transcript or record shall bo rciulrwl j r
by the aupreme court. Typeurltrn l.
brief may be submitted In lieu of ' j
printed one Four bill were Intro .
duecd and referred to committee. -
Salt Lake tlty. I'tah. Feb. 3 Tho
San Juan memorial was passed In tho 1
senate jestcrdny, and one new bill wa 'K
Introiloceil. to change the law so that ii
county commissioner shall be elected I
for a term of four years, nnd arranging ,1L
their retirement so that nn election ajE I
may be held every two yeara. A num I
ber of bill were reported from com 43
mlttco and will bu acted upon later. Sp
in the house a local option Honor St
bill na Introiliictd and referred to V
committee, and n number of other IE
bills of minor Importance mado their &
appearance. No bills were passed, It
however. g.
Three ballots forsenatorwrro taken, .
each ballot resulting ns follows: Mc If
Cune, 37; King, 13; Cannon, 7 Suther- U
land It; Powers, 1. d
Salt Lake Cltv, Utah, Fob. 4. The
senate finished Its business yesterday
In lesa than fifteen minute. The bill
granting Justice of the peace Jurisdic
tion In ncltnns for damage to personal
property wa passed without opposl j '
Hon. Two bills were Introduced, ono
creating the otllce of district attorney
and providing for the election every j J .
four years of a district attorney for " '
each one of the seven Judicial districts;
and one concerning warehouse receipts
and the sale of good, ware and mer- '
chandlsc stored In public or private
warehouses In other states,
Five bill were Introduced In tho
house, and two bill the one prohibit
ing the formation of trusts, nnd the
one prohibiting marriage between mou-
golian and negroes were killed. The J
charge wa made by ltepresentatlvo J
Smith, of Weber, that an exorbitant J
charge waa being made for the leglsln
tlve printing, nnd n committee waa ap-
pointed to Investigate the tunttcr. M
Threo ballots were taken for senator, B
each ono resulting at follows: MeCune,
S3; King, 13; Sutherland, It; Cannon, B
7) Power. 3) absent. 3, I
Salt Laku City, Utah, Feb. 8. Tho M
barber bill was killed In tho scuato V
yesterday, while the anti-smoking bill V
waa reiwrtcd favorably. House bill ,
No, i, 3, 4, fl, 7 and 31 wcro sent back WT
to be nrinted Proldeut Nebeker I
signed the memorial asking congress
for relief for the citizen of San Juan jV
county from the depredations of Uto Wf
and Navajo Indian, and the bill for K.
tho exemption of Irrigation reservoir kTkil
from taxation was paused. A bill was XI I
Intnxluced providing for tho rates to UI
be psld for publishing legal notices, 1.1 1
and In what papers nnd how often they Ell
shall appear. The session of the houso
was brief and prolltless, na business
whatever Wing transacted. Fourteen JSiU
ballots for senator weru taken. Thl IsVYl
make n total of elghtyfour bnllotn (Ur1
taken nil lo date. Tho last ballot re- 4V
l.ultcdi McCunc. SS) King. 11 Suther- 3sKf
land, 11; Cannon. 8; Powers, 3. Threo 1
luembcr were nbsenL ty
I Halt LnkoClty, Utah, Feb. ?. llust
liess wa very slack In the sennto yes
Icrday Nothing nn done nt tho
fnornlng session, but In the afternoon
benntorW U, Nebeker banking bill
C," !l,,l'n "P ttn,i passed unanimously,
Dlie bill amend section 378 of the re- i
ajlsed stntutea to n to jwrmlt bank to t
Been bond of thu United State as part I
m their available reserve fund 'Pi,
Mtl-smoklngmensure passed It second i
Willlig,niid the senate then ndjourned. f
HMthe house three new bill Mere In i
WK uced, via H. J), Nl), -., prodlng 1
ytnat personal trir el T"'t -,,
.-Ytsiuiuiit!aii value and land
and Improvement must bo separately K
assessed at full cash value let tho
amount of any reeorded lien, mortgage V
or leeiloftrustiII.il. No. 7. to cii I:
eourago the destruction of coyote., 1
wolve anil inountalii lions; to provide W
Tent fraud n obtiifnlng Mlcl, bounty, M
and o provide for the . lolatlon therel
oetr,;A,rS"iTn' n,vl'l'nif nortgi.ge ?
Sn,.P ? ,'l-:U,"""10 " "'cure bond or M
mavc e,1""""f .ll' r,rntlon
may cover the personal aswol a tho , C
Jh..,,"'pcr y "' ,",,,, -""Pny. and K
the iKirsonal property then owned or I
nfterwaril acquired bo deemed fixture.
and a part of tho real property . Flvo 1
ballot, re taken for' senator In tho I
8 Sutherland, 10; Power., ; K. W S
oung, 3. ' ft
Halt Lake Cty, Feb. s. Jtolt call. B
o th..' ,"' I''0 ".I'ro of ,l" ." f
ae.mte'yl.slerdlly ." ,,, mvMoa "f "10
.m nli0n,,Jer,,.l'on of ' Wll tr tho i,
establishment of the university on ho IB
government sto occupied thu rrenl., "
HI ,n f, f'10 t,'u bonVTl tJf V
n. .,.'mt)1.0 ".'""'"t and tho pre U
aenlatloi, of a number of amendment. M
UMtedSt3it1!!! "M!,,0.n flT0 1'a,lol '
.S i l,!ate wnator were taken.
I'rnsslan I'rlnr. IUi,i.ie,. f
llerlln. Feb. 7.-llan Von Kroecher, , ,
ntlrrtl oil cer of the guard., and a ,. . ' I
nephew of the president of the Pru. i ?
a an diet, haa been arrested OI, n10 t .'
charge that, being a director of the .'
club I erllarlosen, ho Inveigled a num '
ber of wealthy .ounff 0l,,ci,r, nto rj.
gambling. Frco Henry XVIII, com
luandlng the Fourteenth division of tho
Seventh army corps at DuMeldorff. ha
been retired and ordered to leavo tho '"
bene fl IhU1" ".'i ,'n0,"' '" U
ueiievid this action Is due ton recent I
mysterious gambling IncldenL
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