THE SALT LAKE HERALD JULY 2 1902

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VALUATION OF PUBLIC COMPANIES

AND NET PROCEEDS MINES

board of equalization yesterday made public its revised schedTlc the valuation for assessment of the railway street railway tele

companies together with the of mines Theabove that of last year In every division The list of valuations

followsvaluation of Railroad and Street Companies

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Railroad0nnPr BHt Railroad Co

Railway Depot Co1 Railway Power CoS Side Rapid Co

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L 1749046 2151117 4120711187232 1C8637

359225 432830 73603178597 207700 29103

140G33 10091251 1171312575 95300 12725

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t 4150 5300202075 207170370664 469737

S230 1775034S63 4932091844 133044j-

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Valuation of Telegraph and Telephone Companies

3072S6 181460 174174

Summary of TotalsI14765439172S35822521143

3072SS 4SU60 174174

firrind TotalsPROCEEDS OF MINES 1902

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an Park CIt U P RYallev Railway Co 11 533

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a1t Lake Los Angeles RallwayR Co 777 5 253

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Mining CoHipiiiMnl Boy Gold Mining CoivnTih Mining Cp-Ilnyon and ExtensIonoulncy Mining CoTvl Mining Co

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CoCentennlalEureka Mining CoMay Day Mining CoBingham Copper Gold Min

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Total 1902Total proceeds 1901 3133265

Increase 1125091

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EXCONVICT MAGE HERE

Comes With Attorney Garwood-

to Help Free King of Charge ofMurdering Col Prowse

John Mace the exconvict to whomJohn Strange is alleged to have con-fessed that he himself is guilty of themurder of Godfrey Prowse for whichtrim Robert L King is now undersentence of death is in the city in com-pany with Attorney C M Garwood j f-

DfnverMr Garwood declared that in spiteof-

th efforts that have been made tothe guilt of King he is

of the mans ultimate freedomYesterday he filed an affidavit signedby William Meyers the clerk who issaid to have sold a valiseand severalhandkerchiefs to King and to haveidentified him on the witness stand

was found at Ogden where hewas shown photographs of King andStrange and admitted that he mighthave been mistaken in the identity ofthe men An affidavit to that effectwas filed yesterday making the fifththat has been filed Garwood was secured by the Italian con-Sulate at Denver to lookinterests

Mace has not divulged the nature ofhis business In the city but is said toBe earning the title of detective tothe acquaintances which he Is making-In this city

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TEXT BOOK SUIT Off

Application For Injunction AgainstSuperintendent Nelson

The injunction suit brought by StewTanner to restrain State

of Schools Nelson frominto contracts with text book firms

whose books were adopted by theconvention of the Utah Text Book

league was up before Judge Hall yesrday When court adjourned for theafternoon only two witnesses had beenheard Professor W M Stewart of thestate normal school and Mrs JessieTanner wife of the plaintiff

The testimony of Professor Stewartwas in effect that the sealed proposals-were opened before the convention ac-cording to law and read that is to saythe names of the competing firms wereread only the itemized list of booksand prices were omitted On crossexanimation Professor Stewart admittedthat the details were omitted only tosave time as it would have taken several hours to read each item

The complaint alleges that the bidsfor the books were not publicly openedand read as advertised and hence thework of the convention was illegal andwithout authority of law If such proposals are accepted the complaint al-leges it will necessitate a change in allbut three out of the thirtyseven booksnow in use This it is claimed will en-

tail to the taxpayers an enormous ex-pense

In answer to the complaint State Su-

perintendent Nelson claims the bidsv Te opened and read according to lawaivi no effort was made at concealment-or fraud

The plaintiff in the case is represent-ed by Attorneys Richards and Varian

ith Attorneys Vhittemore and Chervington as associate counsel Attor-neys Henderson and Brown are lockingafter the Interests of the

ase will again be called this after-noon

MODIFIED HIS RULINGJulge Hall in the district court yes

j rlay modified a ruling made by himst November whereby the custody of

3yearold Frederick Burdette wasKivfn to his father AV J BurdetteTh father was awarded the custody oftlif hUd it being shown that themother who was divorced last NovemIT and who vas given the hadtaktn the boy to Nevada outof the

the court This was inviolation of an order made by

the court at the time

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GO WITH CORIANTON

Number of Salt Lakers to Take Partin New Play

The home talent that will appear Inthe principal roles of Corianton inAugust and will travel with the comrny after that was Selected yesterday

tage Director Lewis selected sixtynine persons from the list of applicants

for the various leadingr tlf jj and ballet dancers

For several days past Mr Lewis hasexamining applicants to test their

in a dramatic line and thessful ones were named yesterday

All of those selected are wellmany of them have been seen in localproductions of a dramatic and operattcrture Besides these there will be tenroesslonals from the east who willtake the principal parts of the play

practices a day jvill be held fromnow until the play Is ready to be preand all those who were selectedgive up other positions they may

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Luke M T Bowman Johnson D C Young jr ShirleyClawson T S Jensen Spencer SquiresEarl Smith W W Bean Ray Weiler

W Farrell jr Frank GermanLouis Shaw Arthur Pratt GeorgeGardner H Foote Npphl Cotten NLynch A D Bowker Stanley JohnsonHarry J Bailey the Misses Ruth Wilson E thy la Best Gene Hardy LeonaPratt Geneva Young Emily HardyFlorence Jenkenson Alberta BartonIvy Hantz Agnes Anderson Pearl Colton Rowena Booth Anna RogersLouise Hagman May Dye Annie Hag

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SCHOOL BOARD MEETS

Warehouse Is to Be Erected OtherBusiness Transacted

The principal work of the board ofeducation at its meeting last night wasthe adoption of a authorizingthe committee oh buildings andgrounds to advertise for bids for theerection of a 1 00 warehouse on theHigh school square to be used for

the school furniture not in use andat present lying idle about the variousschool buildings Another resolutionadopted was that of the committee onfinance appropriating 520620 for pay-ment of miscellaneous work principallyrepairs in schools throughout the year

The treasurers report for the monthclosed Showed that the receipts of theoffice amounted to 6117148 and disbursements 3475385 leaving a balance-of 2641763

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The salary of Miss Rellly stenog-rapher in the superintendents officewas raised from 70 to 75 per monthFines of a total of 7123 for books lostand damaged throughout the year wereimposed on principals of the variousschools

The appointment of the school enumerators was referred to the members-of the various municipal wards alsothe matter their compensation

COLLAPSE OF KIOSK

Puff of Wind Blows Down Temple In-

formation Bureau HeadquartersKiosk the Information bureau in

course of construction at the south gateof the Temple block collapsed yesterday mQrning and two men had narrowescapes from injury

The structure which was of framework entirely and of very light con-

struction being erected for thebenefit of strangers to furnish them-a place where all necessary information-In regard ta the temple tabernacle andother Mormon places of interest couldbe secured The structure had beenabout completed and Carl Madsen andMathew Noall were on the roof shingling when a puff of wind struck thebuilding There were a few crackingsounds and the whole structure sank tothe ground in a heap The workmendid a few acrobatic stunts in the airand alighted on the grasscovered-lawn

They were considerably shaken upbut escaped injury Vork wascommenced on the reconstruction of theplace and by night the frame workwas again up

BAPTIST CHUBCELPICNIC

The features of the picnic given bythe East Side Baptist church yesterday were the which the fol-

lowing were proclaimed winnersGirls potato and spoon racersLouise

HartwellBoys potato and spoon

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Buneating and molasses race EdwinYeamans

Sack Treinnaa y

100yards dash BarnettdashrJohn Bloomfield

Fifty yards dash for girls EvaBen

Prlz Tmvin Gaumer second prize Arprize Leon Smith

time prize Sanford Wixson Time

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The baseball game between the singleand married men was won by the lat-ter Score 20 to 17

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Two Bottles Cured HimI was troubled with kidney com-

plaint for about two years writes AH Davis of ait Sterling la buttwo bottles of Foleys Kidney Cure ef

permanent JjjhnsonPrattOnly a Few MoreOf those tailorcut perfect fitting

and flannel suits left at 25 percent discount to close outBROWN TERRY WOODRUFF CO

166 Main St

REMAINS SENT AWAYThe remains of Mrs C B Truman

mother of J B Truman and D S Truman of this city who died here Sun-day evening were today shipped to Au-

burn Cal for interment beside her latehusband

The Popular FedoraWe are showing them in pearls that

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CROPS WILL BE SHORT

Heavy Rains Have Had DamagingEffect on Growth of Wheat

andCorn

Washington July 1 The weatherbureaus weekly summary of cropconditions says

The northern portions of the countryeast of the Rocky mountains have ex-perienced another decidedly cool weekwith generally abundant rainfall Inthe southern states the week averagedwarm with phenomenally heavywhere they were greatly needed overa large part of Texas ofnorthern Louisiana and southern Ar-kansas Drouth conditions are begin-ning to be quite In theeast gulf states On the Pacific coastthe week was too cool fOr favorablegrowth in Washington and Oregon butsatisfactory conditions preyailed inCalifornia where maturing rapidly and harvest Is In generalprogress

The continued low temperaturesthroughout the corn belt havechecked-the growth of corn andheavy rains interrupted cultivation over Jarge areasthose unfavorable moregeneral oVer the northern portions ofthe principal corn states where warmsunshine and dry weather are greatlyneeded especially in the lake regionand upper Mississippi The cropis in excellent condition in KansasMissouri Kentucky Tennessee and thesouth Atlantic states aifd while recentrains have greatlly corn

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Over the southwestern portion of thewinter wheat belt the bulk of the winter wheat crop has been harvesting has been much delayed overthe northern portion of the westerndistricts and generally throughout theeastern portion In portions of the central upper Mississippi valley thecrop has sustained serious damagefrom severe local storms On the northPacific coast the crop has made favorable progress except tin eastern Wash-ington where rain is needed Heavyyields are reported from central andnorthern California

The general condition of spring wheat-Is promising although its advancement-has been somewhat checked in portions-of the spring wheat region

Apples continue projnising in NewEngland and New York and the

In Kansas and Oklahoma isa very inferior crop is indi

cated in the central valleys and middleAtlantic states The reports generallyrespecting peaches are unfavorable-

We Make a Specialty-Of summer underwear in all the labrics wool balbriggan and linen meshBROWN TERRY WOODRUFF CO

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GOT THE RIDE ANYWAY

Young3Can Reported to Street CarMan That He Was Holdup

Was It a genuine holdup or a cleverruse to get a free ride This is thequestion that Is puzzling Charles Prattthe conductor on the line

As he making his last trip tothe end of the line last night astranger covered with dust and appar-ently out of breath rushed tocar as it stood at Twelth South anddeclared he had been held up androbbed of a gold 13 Theman who did not give his name saidhe had been to see a young womanhome from Calders park and afterleaving the place two Highwaymen at

him and made him give up allhe had declared that they threw jhfmdown in the misused hIm He wound he story byasking if he wquld fp ridehome he didnt have a cent left

He was allowed to ride hut it after-wards developed that he failed to makeany report to pojice and the carmen aredubious about his story

CLUB MEMBEBS THANKFUIuThe members of the Salt Press

club wish to their thanks toPlayers of the Utah who took partin the yesterday tolow and Cook for their servicesas umpires to the officials of the leaguefor the use of the park and last but notleast to the patrons the game It Isunderstood the members are nowarranging for a reception Is to begiven at club honor theplayers who so kindly assisted In ihakuiyesterdays game a sqccesSi

Tim Heefe KeleasedHelena Mont July i43im Keef

Helenas crack catcher was today re-

leased and was Immediately signed byManager Andrews of the Tacoma teamManager Andrews has also signedWellington a pitcher who paid his ownexpenses to Helena in order to get ajob in the league but who was releasedby Flannery after one exhibition inButte

There Is a Satisfaction-In our work on shirts collars cuffsand shirt waists Get the best Giveyour call TROY LAUNDRY

166 Main St

DEATH OF YOUNG MANAlvin Joyce Croclieron a young man

who has been ill at the Holy Crosshospital for some time past with an attack of appendicitis died yesterday Hewas 28 years of age The funeral willtake place at the undertaking parlors-of Joseph E Taylor on First Southstreet today at 4 p m

NEW BUTTEButte Mont July 1 Articles of Incor-

poration of the Montana Smelting Refining company Under the laws of thestate of South Dakota have been filedThe capital stock is 3000000 The principal place of business is Pierre S DThe trustees named are Max Staegeman of New York City W Sanders of Pierre S D and Joseph Johnson-of Butte Mont

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For Bilious and Nervous Disorders such as Wind and Pain in the StosnacbSck HeadacheGiddiness Fulness and Swelling after meals Dizziness and Cold Chills

of Heat Loss of Shortness of Breath Costlveness Blotches on the SkinDisturbed Sleep Frightful Dreams and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations c TheFirm Dose eSv Relief In Is no fiction Everysufferer Is earnestly Invited to one Box of these Pills and will be acknowledged-to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX PILLS taken as directed will

restore to complete health They promptly remove any obstruction orirregularity the system a

Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liverthey act like few doses will the Vital Organs Strengthen-ing restoring the longlost Complexion bringing theedge of appetite and arousing with the the Physical

society and one q the best guarantees to the and Debilitated is that

World Full directions with each boxPrepared only by THOMAS BEECHAM St Helens Eng and 365 Canal St New York

Sold Everywhere in Boxes 1O cents and 25 cents

Fireworks-A FULL LINE OF

500 to 20000Each one a complete display in itself

Salt Lake Candy CoHEADQUARTERS FOR FIREWORKS

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ANHEUSERBUSCHS

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Recommended by leading physi-cians as a pure tonic withwonderful properties-Not a darK beer but amalt extract

All druggists sell it Prepared only by

AnheuserBusch Brewing AssnSt Louis U S A

TBretoers of the famous Budwelser MichelobBlacK G Tan PaleLager Faust AnheuserStandard Export Pale and x ruiaite

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DURING THE FIRST TWO DAYS

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Great SemiAnnual

have demonstrated that our prices are thelowest on record during any clearing sale Nothingreserved Entire stock at tremendous reductions

n Per Cent Off on all Trimmed Hats

Buy your hat at Half Price this week beforeour assortment is broken

All Ladies Tailormade Suits at Half Price

and lessOver 75 HANDSOME SILK WAISTS in pink blue

etc value up to 1250 for only 398WRAPPERS from 39c 85c and upSHIRT WAISTS hundreds of dozens at 23c 49c

59c 65c 98c 125 173 and up in white colorsand black

Entire stock of Hosiery Underwear Ribbons N-

otions Gloves Umbrellas Parasols etc at absolutesacrifice prices

a Ladder 100 feet long at an angle-of 45 degrees at

The Worlds Great Aerial Bicyclist Take the 620 train

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Negligee ShirtsjaJn unlimited variety to select

from plain and pleated bosom fineimported Madras cloth cheviots andwhite Oxfords Challenge Price

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bout 300 pair to select from inCassimeres Cheviots FancyTweeds neat stripes checks andplain colors

Every pair perfectly tailoredthroughout and perfect fitting notworth less than 50O

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Current Time Table-In Effect April 3 190

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITYNo Grand Junction Den

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points 5eoi mN Formediate points 610T m-r and the west 950 am

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Perfect DinIng Car Service

Time TableIn

April I 1902ARRIVE

From Portland ButteChicago St Louis Omaha Denver and San Francisco S33 turnFrom Ogden and intermediate310 aFrom Calientes Milford Nopbl

Provo and intermediate DS amFrom Ogden Chicago St Louis

Kansas City Omaha Denverand San Francisco 23 pm

From Garfield Beach Tooele sr dTerminus 500 pa

From Tintic Mercur NepalProvo and Manti 6 XJ pm

From Preston LoganOgden and Intermediate points 650 pm

Ogden Butte PortlandSan Francisco 310 pm

DEPARTFor Ogden Cache Valley

Chicago DenverCity and St Louis 7cOO am-

For Garfield Beach Tooele andTerminus 715 am

For Tintic Mercur ProvoNephi and ManU 7 5 am

For Ogden Butte Helena PortSan Francisco and inter-

mediate points 945 mFor Ogden Omaha Chicago

Denver Kansas City St Louisand San Francisco 1250 pm

For Ogden Denver KansasCity Omaha St Louis andChicago 50 Pm

For Provo Nepni Milford Callentes and intermediate points 705 pm

For Ogden Butte Helena Portland San Francisco and intermedIate points 1050 pm

T M SCHUMACHER-Act Traffic Mgr

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City ticket office 201 Main street Telephone SO

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FOR THE EASTT-HIS IS THE FINEST TPAIN RUN

NING and makes MANY HOURSQUICKER TIME between WYOMINGand UTAH POINTS and all PrincipalEastern Points

EQUIPPEDDouble Drawing Room Palace SleepersBuffet Smoking and Library Cars with

Barber Shop and Pleasant ReadingRooms

Dining a la CartePlntsch Light Steam Heat

For time tables folders Illustratedfeook pamphlets descriptive of the ter-ritory call at Office 201

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For Ogden and the pmo IFor Ogdeni or Park 815 am

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Provo Grand Junethe east J35 pm

From Provo Grandand the eastProvo Bingham

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