The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 3

1 cJ I tY i 7 i 7 1 cr 7 Yf 7 raE SALT LAKE UnUNE WEDNESDAY MOKNISTG APRIL 29 1903 3 IS PUZZLE TO POLICE Body Found in Vacant Los Angeles House LURED THERE BY MURDERERS Robbery Believed to Have Hen Motive of tho Crime Dead Man Was Killed With Some Blunt Instrument and the Body Robbed of Jewels and Money- Los Angeles Gal April 2S Mystery deeper than any that has surrounded any recent murder case In this city marks the killing of George Mills manager of the Syndicate Loan company who was found yesterday evening in a vacant furnished house on West Sixteenth street where he had boon lured by his unknown rmnderera andbeaten to death The police and detective force are today working with little other than theories In their search for the perpetrators of the crime The theory of money- as a motive for the murder is still held The murderers killed Mills with some hlunt Instrument and robbed the body- of several hundred dollars worth or diamonds and probably about 5100 In money It Is considered likely that the crime may have baen committed by enemiesof the moneylender but no such evidence has boon found Thatthe hands of themurdered man were found securely tied behind his back with a length ot sash cord has puzzled the detectivesas the bindIng- was evidently done after the killing DEMAND EIGHTHOTXB DAY Eighteen Hundred Colorado Coal Mi ners May Strike Denver Colo April SA com mlttcc oC live representing as many branches of the United MineWorkers- of America In the northern Colorado coalHoldscalled upon the olllcialsof the Northern Coal company in regard to the demandsfor an eighthour day With the exception of this company and another small operator the de mands have been grantedby all the companies in the Northern field The committee was Informed that the Northern Coal companys directors would not agree to an eighthour day although this decision of the directors was not unanimous It was suggested- that there might be a change of opinion before May 1st thetime when the unions say the new rule must go into effect Should a strike result from the efforts of the union to securean eighthour day about 1800 will go out LYNCHING IN SIGHT Oregon People in Hot Pursuit of a Tramp Oregon City Or April Residents of Canby a village ten miles south of this cIty arc In hot pursuit of a tramp who assaulted Mrs I TlllleWillis there this morning Indignation is running high and the man will undoiibmdly be lynched if caucht About 0 oclock this morning the tramp entered till houaaof exCounty Commissioner Bnir father oC Mrs Willisand utter pointing a revolver at her commit ted the rKsault lie then left the house and started tip the railroad truck toward JSarlow- Th woman gave the alarm and about nn hour afterward a posse started In pur cult Descriptions of the man have been telephoned to points southandit is believed that he cannot escape SILVER FOR ISLES Sara franciscoMint Will Ship Large Sum on Transport San Francisco April 2SThe authorities at the mint are busy superintending the packing of the 1200000 pesos the new coins for the Philippines which are to be shipped to the islands- on the transport Thomas sailing on Maj 1st The money will be sent In six hundred heavy pine boxes bound with iron The pesos arc packed in sacks each containing 1000 pesos and two sacks will be placed In each box Each sack- is I sonlod and each box Is doubly sealed first with the treasury mark and then with the War departments seal KILLED BY SAVAGE BULL Hornless Animal Inflicts Fatal In juries on a Man Corvallls Or April 2S TVhlli leading a JiMFcy bull to the barn last evening VII lljim Armstrong a farmer residing four mll touth of Philomath was pavagelj- attackffl I by I he animal and received In Juries from which he dlrrt two hours later Hla ribs and collar bone were smashed in so that the points of the ribs restctl in tho liingH The bull wao hornless and the injuries were Inflicted by the nimnala head after ho had knocked Armnirong down It was necessary to shoot the in furlctod animal in order to drlro him away from tho prostrate man Mme La Bonta Out of Prison Butte Mont April 8Aftel upend ing five months In the county Jail awaiting trial Mrs Ruth La Bonta or Eva Hart who was Jointly charged with Kelly with the murder of Dr II A Cayley was today discharged from custody BACK TO ISLANDS Second Trip for TwentyThird Infantry to the Philippines Troops Sail Friday San Franrlhco April iThc Twentythird Infantry regiment num beringnearly 900 men has arrived from Now York State and will saIl with oUter troops on th transport Thomas next Filtlay for Mnrlla The regiment was once before In the Philippine Th transport Logan from Manila anti Xa- ga akl Is expected to arrive hero on Thursday or Friday NEVER TOOK PLACE Reported Interview With Gen Baldwin Regarding Negro Soldiers Hns No Foundation in Fact Washington April 8Co1 Mills of the InspectorGenerals department who went to Denver to investigate the intervIew said to have been given 1 hy Gen Baldwin In which the latter spoken an Improper manner of the Filipino and negro soldiershas reported to See etury Root that the Interview never tool place and that the man who re i had been discharged front the paper It appears from Col MUlss report that Gon Baldwin did have nn Inter iew when he first arrived at Denver and It was this interview to which he referred to when he subseciuently stated that he was misunderstood If he was Interpreted as saying1 rc fleeting upon the Filipino anything soldiers Col MIllss report Is supported by a great many affidavits and much testimony which has been presented to the Secretary ILLINOIS BOODLERS Investigating Committee of Legislature Not Yet Ready to Sub mit Report SprIngfield III April 28The boodle Inventlgallng committee did not make Its report to the House this morning Chairman Rlnaker asked for further time and it was granted The House voted also to defer Editor Bin nnns appearance before the bar of the House until afterthe report of thecom nlltee had been submitted with the understanding that he will be called then if the report Is not satisfactory When the committee adjourned shortly before 2 oclock this morning- no member would talk and all continue secretive Tt is reported how ever that Mr Hinman gave the committee a long list of names of persons who might have knowledge of boodle ism actual I or prospective RAILROAD A a Arrangements Completed to Receive Roo vclt Who Will Lay CornerStone- Topeka Kan April STho arrangements for the International convention oC the Railroad 11 A from April 30th to May 3rd In this city are now practically completed and visitors and workers are gathering President Roosevelt will ba an honorary guest makIng 3 few remarks at the of the proposed new MC A building and later in the evening a more extended address at the auditorium HISTORIC PROPERTYSQLD Jumel Reuse in New York Where Washington and Arnold Were Entertained Transferred- New York April 2Slhe Jumel I property Including a great tract of land- in the Fort George section on the upper end of Manhattan Island has been transferred by John Vandervoort to Joseph Tygard for 520000000 It surrounds the Jumel mansion where Mrs Jumel entertained Gen Washington and Benedict Arnold The transaction Is supposed to have been made to es tablishthe title SHOULD KEEP PROMISES Continued from Pare 1 has bcon put upon the statute hooks and lht legislation upon the statute books has been cnforc2d with honesty and with fearlessness IN IOWA CAPITAL The Presidential train arrived In Des Moines prompt at 220 this afternoon The the r1stnsulahec visitors was announced the firing oC cannon at the State house grounds and the ringing of hells At the union depot the streets were packed with humanity Cheers greeted the President an he approached the carriage leaning upon the arm of Gov Cummings The line of march originally consisted of a drive of several miles through the business and residence sections of the city The first stopping place was the Auditorium which was lllled with members of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and their friends Here the President was Introduced by Hon Lafe Young who made the sncoch at tli Philadelphia convention nominating the President forthe VicePresidency After a slop of several minutes the Presidential party was driven to the State house grounds rind hero the President delivered In the open air a speech to 10000 people He was Introduced by Congressman Hul Immediately at the conclusion of address he was driven to his train and departed for Oskalooea KISSES NUMBER BABIES At Des Moines the President kissed a number of babies During the drive four mothers each with a baby In her onns approached his Imringe and handed him bouquets of flowers They then held the babies up to be kissed andthe President did not disappoint them One of the features of tIm day was the large number of school children that Sept the President At everyplace stopped and at many places where the train did not stop the little people were congregated waving small American flags hlp feature pleased the President very much and he referred to the children fcoveral times during the day- SPEAKS AT OTTlTRnVA Ills speech at Ottumwa was preceded by a short drive through the city although his train was late and did not arrive untilafter dark He spoke tonight on the good work Socrotarv Wilson hind done in the Held of agriculture The President IK bearing the strain of the trip splendidly and his fare Inn yet lost the tan It acquired during his two veeka In Yellowstone I park i GOV RICHARDS GALLED Wyoming Executive Passes Away at Cheyenne- WAS PIONEER OFHIS STATE Elected Governor on Republican Ticket tn 1898 Succeeded Himself at tho Election Held Last Year Funeral Will Be- Held Probably on Friday Cheyenne Wyo April SGo De forest Richards died at his homo In this city at oclock today of acute kidney disease Coy Richards was born at Charleston II August I 1810 His father was a Congregational minister After finishing his schooling at Phillips Andover ncademy he went to Alabama and engaged in cottonraising Theie he was Sheriff lawmaker and County Treasurer in turn In 1885 he established himself at Chadron Neb organizing the Chactron National bank- In 18SG he came to Douglas Converse county Wyoming and eslab theFirst National bank Tie was elect ed Mayor of the town then State Sen ator and in 189S was elected Governor on the Republican ticket succsedlng hlmsel in 1902 Governors chair now falls to Finnlmore Chatterton Secretary oC State as there is no LleulencintGov crnor in Wyoming The Richards will be held probably on Friday under the auspices of the Masons of which he was past grand master TO BUILD A CANAL Mammoth Reservoir and Irrigation Company to Push Work TRIBUNE SPECIAL Price April 2SThc management of the Mammoth Reservoir and Irrigation company is rapidly getting Its business In hape for a vigorous campaign the com ing summer Mr 1 Macfarlane tho SI George surveyor his been employed hr tho company to prosecute that part of tho work and Is busy now selecting tim most feasible routo and grade fur a canal from Price river to the lands I the company proposes to reclaim southeast of Price on lIleX flat- Work wl pushed on this canal ns soonas I definitely located Solicitors who ore in jibe Held tire successfully placing the stockoffered by the company and as soon as the snow sufficiently disappears a large force oC mon anti teams will push the reservoir to completion SHEARING IN lULL SWING Shearers at Modena Are Piling Up 2400 Fleeces per Diem TRIBUNE SPECIAL Modena April Sheep herlG Is now In full swing about forty shearers undercharge Jones piling up at the rate of 2ICO fleeces per day I Is estimated that about 0 sheep be nhearod herethis The sheep are loollnr fairly well considering thehard The wool Is clcan1 than usual but weighs less But few wool buyers are on the ground and only two carloads have been shipped so far 11 Call NEW COMPANY Mount Hood Is tho Title and Will Operate in Oregon A new lumber company was organized In Ogden yesterday Is known tho Mount Hood Lumber company and will operate mills In Oregon and other northwestern states There aTC 1000 sin res of capital stock ofthe pat all of 11 each David JScclos I In president in Keeled II Iolapp secretary ThoM Hoe treasurer who lth Ceo Routine ChaR Early John IncnUs and BIter are tho directors hcadriuartrrs of time company are Osdcn BONDSMEN MUST PAY John Accused of Robbery Has Disappeared I now seems likely the bondsmen of John Hartman time Southern Pacific brakemnn will have to forfeit the amount of tho bond Ir JSOO to the jiuthorllltiK of T5ox Fder county Hard man la the Southern Pacific brakeman who won arrested for robbery having hold no people riding on the trains Dr Joyce Nyc anti 1 Ilnohan of this cfty sl Ifrntd the bond for his apprtrance for trial htmL he has disappeared and cannot be located MAY EXTEND CANAL Ogden River Reservoir Company Is Iikely to Invade Box Elder ts a scheme on foot for tho Ogden River Reservoir company to extend- its canal system into Box Elder county Irrigating about CCOO acres of land In the oouthern portion of that county The company would dhert a stream about 310 feet above the Ogden canal und run It around tho footof the mountain- by the Hot Springs Criminal Calendar Set Juds Rolapp made a sitting of criminal caeca ye rday ar follows ft Stnto vs Archie McCann sot for ly- state vs David Fielding set for May 1th State vs I Knpier sot for May 5th Cross Worse Thf condition of Councllmiin Cross yf- lerdny morning1 took a midden turn for tho worse andall day yesterday ho lay at time point ofdeath Tilt main trouble lo- mcnlnpltls andlast evenIng It was tumid that hI could hardly llvn through the NO RESPONSE YET State Department Officials Have No Advices From American Embas sadors Regarding Manchuria Washington April 2SNo response has come as yet from either Em bassador McCormlck at St Petersburg or Minister Conger at Peking as to the inquiries respecting Russias demands- In connection with Manchuria TIme State department officials are In a state of uncertainty in view of the conflicts In tIme scmlofflrlnl dispatches from time Russian and Chinese capitals In the ahs nce of olllcinl utatonients of HUH sias purposes time opinion prevails here that these Russian Oemanda were really put out in a tentative form last week and not In i regular official shape There IK good reason to believe thatthe Chincre Government llselt let thedemands leak out in order to secure the support of the powers in its refusal of the Russian tenders KILLED WHILE WRESTLING Aged 40 Years Is Thrown in Such i Way asto Brenk His Neck Putnam Conn April 28 While wrestling with a friend at his home in Pomfret Albert Peterson 10 years was thrown In such a way that his neck was broken He was brought- to the hospital here In a critical condition War Minister to Manchuria St Petersburg April 2SThe War Minister Gen Kuropatkln started on special train today to Manchuria He will posnlhlj go to Japan A farewell breakfast was given In his honor ester lay at I the Chlorite legation Cleveland Speaks in Baltimore Cumberland Md AprIl over Cleveland on his way to St Louis was grouted at the Baltimore Ohio staUon here tonight by a ralrar sons Mr Cleveland addressed the gal cring fromthe platform of his ear SHORT STORIES The annual meeting of the American Can company was held hi Jersey City yesterday President AFsmal reported that the profits for year ending March 31st 1903 hud been TSSG711 Flying time fourstarred flag of an nu mlralof the navy the yacht Mayflower sailed yesterday from Washington for the soutnern drill grounds oft Cape Henry where Admiral Dewey willinspect- the North Atlantic fleet The huntington library of the Tlamp ton Va normal liiHtitute was dedicated yesterday Addresses wore made by President Hadley of Yale anti Cooker Washington hr latter paid high tribute to Mr JIunthiKton I In Fraukforl Ky yesterday Attorney I William Smith spoke for the defense In the Howard trial lie argued that Yout soy Stubblufldd Golden and Culton the principal wltncsf against Howard vera unworthy of bollcf as were many minor witnesses henry Wilson formerly chief cleric In the ordnance department at the United Slates army building In New York city WCI put on trial yesterday on a charge attempted extortion I Is alleged that he collected 5 nOO from I firm of con tractors In Marseilles yesterday a riotous outbreak again occurred In the streets surrounding the Capuchin uoivcnt where the friars themselves A crowd of several thourand poisons gathered about thin place carrying banners haying anticlerlciil Inscriptions In Haltlmoro yesterday the Western Union Telegraph company through Its counsel tiled a suit in time United States court asking that time Philadelphia and Washington branchrailroad a branch of the Pennsylvania bo enjoined from destroying its system nf pales and wires Fred Whipplo 111 that There North Man aged 2SG REBUILT THE PENCE Board of Education Has Tiled Complaint Against Stephens Brothers Time Board of Education has filed a complaint against tho Stephens brothers Solomon and to aulet title a piece of ground on the siteof the Washington school per which the row between Superintendent Allison and tho Stephens boys occurred night before last The pa pers were placed In the hands of the Sheriff with tho writ anti were served upon tho Stephens boys lust evenlnE Time hoards ho waver late prevent limo reconstruction of I time fence The StcphcnseH true to I urea I stayed on the over night and re built the fenco yesterday morning TOOK ALL IN SIGHT Burglars Ransack tho Home of Elijah Larlcln The residence of Elijah Larkln correspondent of the News was burglarized some time Monday night and a large amount of Jewelry and silverware taken The burglars through a window and completely ronnacicod time place Among tho articles taken were a gold huntlngcaso watch three gold rings shirt stud five rings ono silver cream iiltohcr one silver noonholdcr otto 1 indys purse tyo palms of gold cuff but tons a set of Oliver knives set of ant slIver spooiiH Ill Tarkiu nbnuiit In Salt Lako CIty lh burglary was discovered yesterday mnrnlnt when a rein live Islled the hOI The matter wus reported to time police but yn no cluo has been secured to the Ideality of the burglars I WETHEBILL FUNEBAL Knights of Pythias and Grand Army Conduct Ceremonies The funeral of Capt AVethcrlll which watt lucId yesterday afternoon was I largely attended The Knights of ythlnH mind time A had charge of time ceremonluH and a of prominent Pythlans of Salt Lake were In attendance of these are member of time crand lodge and came here pay their lost rcftpuctH iho llrst Hmnt chancellor of the Slate They were 1181 Grand Chancellor Sonnc dock Chin umcllor DniigluK Grand Standish and Suitrem presenta live Farnaworth Courlnev chan rellor commander of ole of tho Salt Lake lodge was also present with a of others TYPHOID AT PAlOALTO Epidemic Increasing at Stan ford University TWO NEW CASES REPORTED Coming Woek Is Regarded as the Critical One Several Deaths the Doctors Say Are Expected From Among Num ber of Those Suffering Stanford University Cal 1 April 23 Reports on the typhoid situation for the past twentyfour hours record one death and two new cases In the town of Palo Alto Minnie Blake high school SId aged 18 and daughter or John Blake proprietor of time Stanford meat market died this morning1 The new patients stricken today nre Emerson mind II Anderson both non student residents of Palo Alto One other death reported here today Is that of Jlrnpo Kanacla 190G Japanese student who was taken three weeks ago to Sun Francisco The physicians of both Palo Alto and the university campus state that the coming week wi be extremely critical and that deaths are to be expected from among Ute number ofthose now suffering1 from the fever The thieejwcek period of incubation expires tomorrow and no more new cases are looked for BUTTE TELEGRAPH STRIKE There Is No Change in the Situation in Copper Camp Butte Mont April 28There is no change hi the Western Union strike situation at Butle but everything to a decisive action soon Either the Western Union Telegraph company will pull out of Butte or It vlll open again within a week The Western of Miners and the American Labor Union have declared the telegraph company unfair to organized labor This action will affect nearly every town In the Northwest The Postal Telegraph company will begin stringing a new wire tomorrow connecting Butte and Helena The company hasbut to string a to Anaconda and It will have Helena connections on three lines The Postal people say they are equal to the emergency so soon as quad Instruments- are installed I Developing Iron Deposits ITniBUNI SPECIAL Price Apri 2STimtm acquisition of the south the OS by the Clark interests moans much to Carbon and Emery counties mean well known here who has Interests In Iron las just returned from here and reports some 000 mon inplocd In developIng the iron deposits aid everywhere with success Confidence in His Ministry Hilld April 2S has been semi officially announced that Klngr Alfonso has signified his confidence In the Ministry i the elections Tho therefore will not icslgn aimless the Senatorial elections are adverse CIRCULATION BUREAU IN AND ABOUT 209 Eccles Bldg CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU Brown Circulator 111 0 en 200 Ecclep Correspondent Bldg Telephone or and Leave Telephone Subscriptions WednesdayApril29th I LUMBER as vicepresident Tho In Hardman Councilman nlGht Connecticut barricaded to action to their ground Dcserel entered as as number Most to to Vice number points permanently Federation wire A locally county since Cabinet Telephone Briefs Wells was up from Salt Lake yesterday- Brooks was up from Salt Lake yesterday David Kcclcs loft yesterday morning for Denver Judge Masrinnls went to Salt Lake yesterday on businets Tarpcy Southern Pacific land fgcnt was In town yesterday General Manager Cutler of ho Utah Sugar company waj In town yesterday Mrs Courtney Mlnty and daughter of Jerome Ariz aro In time city on 0 visit I Fred Croasman Jleal guilty to the charge of forgery wat eontcncel to one year In tIme penitentiary I The rase of Thompson Ilndslr was argued before Judge riulapp yesterday and takcnunder advisement A marriage lleene was issued yesterday to Peter Delslor aged 22 and MIss Ellon Lindsley aged 2 of Liberty This funeral I of George Storey will bo held at the family residencenear inl- verslty place ILL 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon Shf rlir TT Clark was In town from Sovior county yesterday JTo brought lad named Charles Christensen to the re i turin school The burial of Am Branson will bo hold at 2 oVIock Thursday afternoon from I tIme rosickneo oC Mr Pldecoclc 239 Twentyninth sticcU Sarah ROMS has brought suit against her husband Gcc Ross alleging failure to provide Time couplo were married- at Prlnccvllle III In 1S7S and have a diughtui JI years age Louis Bcckniin the lath who biought back from Nevada on tin charge Wt5 of robbing1 Bellman Hrrlhert cigar store pleaded guilty and was ordered commit ted lo the relcrm school until he reached tho migit 21 Moans was arraigned on tIme charge of having rMnbtzzlcd SS from time Ogden Steam laundry limit the complain lag wltiKss appeared ha court find said that as ho laid been fully relmhurbcd ho recommended tho prisoners discharge whlbh was done upon the payment of all costs THE TRIBUNES BRANCH OFFICE In 12CCLE8 BUILDING Mr Stanley Hrovrn Ie In charge of the circulatJjis dopartrcnt will take Kubacrlptlon and attend to collections in Ogden mid vicinity TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Dally and Sunrtaj Tribune ono wcek5 25 Dally and Sunday one month i CO Dally and Sunday ono year 1200 Sunday Tribune one yew Bunuiv Tribune Hlx months 30 Scmiwcclcly Tribune ono year IBO InterTMountnln Farmer one ynar 100 Hand 01 name and addrcca to Mr Brown have a reliable newspaper The Tribune I la delivered to your door by mail or by carrier All the news truth fully told In The Tribune UTAH NATIONAL BANKS Condition of the Nino Institutions in State Outside of Salt Lake- Is Shown I TRIBUNE SPECIAl Washington April SAn abstract of reports made to time Comptroller of the Currency showing the condition of the national banks in time Stnto of Utah cx ccpt Snit Lake at time close of business on Thursday time Olh day of April 10 was made publli today as follows RESOURCES Loans arid discounts2O0lm7J7Ov- erdraftu 256L212- li 8 bonds to secure circulation 2C500000 bonds to secure deposits 100000CO bonds on hand 10XX00 Premiums on bonds 1CI20 Stock securities etc 2M61305 Banking house furniture and fixtures J2l15i2 Other real estate owned 13S35CO Duo from national banks not reserve agents S71M31 Due from state banks and bankers etc 25fiM429 Due from approved reserve agent OJ9tl Checks and othar cash items Exchanges for clearing hale 3f 1070- Bllln of other national 120300 Fractional paper currency nickels and cints JHISj Lawful Money Reserve In bank viz Gold coin 2W7 00 Gold Troas certificates 74000 Silver dollars 2318300 Silver Treas certificates ltO Silver fractional coin 8 Total specie J2G2051cr Legal tender notes 27r0iCO SiCw Five per cent redemption fund with Trias 1S2 Due fromU Trenaurer Total JMQ33400- 3LIABILITIES Capital stock i ald In 5 C01S2000 Surplus hind- Undivided miEOOO profits less expenses and tuxes pall H033i1- 9Xntl bunk Jssuud25COOC- Oairt airt en hand 325750 Amount outstandinG 26171250- Due I to banks 729tS Due to State banksand bkcri Due to trust companies and savings banks 107 1902 Due to approved reserve agents 23355 Dividends unpaid SS I Individual deposits 302 deposIts SU002J Deposits of disbursing of fleers GoiiiJ Liabilities other titan those above Mated 32000 Percent to deposits of cash on land redemption fund and due front reserve agents 2916 Percentage of legal reserve to deposits 1848- Total 440951003 IDAHO NATIONALBANKS- Abstract Showing Condition of IFif teen in the State at the Closo of Business on April 9th LTRIBUXE SPECIAL Washington April 28Phme following stract of reports made to the Comptroller of the Currency showing the condition of time National banks In the State of Wyo mlng nt time close or business or Timurs day public tIme todur 9th day of prJ fm was made RESOURCE Loans and discounts G1ilZ Overdrafts 19i56 bonds to secure clrcula don 43OIO 1 bonds to secure uYS de- posIts 10000000 Premiums on bonds 43K19 Stocks securities etc J9SJ3l9V Banking hoise furniture antI fixtures SGLtQ Other real eatntu owned 81i220- Due from national banks not reserve agent 12S225S7 Due from Stale banks 2nd etc COT7JK bnq1erf approved reserve agents IJoG6tM9 Internal revenue stamps 5H Checks and other cash Items 241S9 4n Exchanges for clearinghouse 53030 Bills of other national banks 3G2S009 Fractional paper currenc nick cls anti cents 9SLl Lawful money reserve In bank viz Gold coin o31oo00 Gold treasury cortlll dates 92OO Silver dollars iO Silver treasury certificates J333TOO Silver fractional coin 19M770 fetal specie 331C0370 Legal tender notes C00130 S9271C70 Five per cent redemption fund with Treasurer 2ISMCO Total 5751953510 LIABILITIES Capital slock paid In 3506000 Surplus fund JSOCMOO Undivided prollts lef expenses smith taxes saId 32576973 National bank notes issued 13700000 Less amount on hand 420000 Amount outstanding 432SOO 00 Duo to other nationalbanks H6 M1ia Due to State banks and bankers 1253S902 Individual deposits 534 0i United States deposits 4303500 Deposits of dlsburslngofl- lccrs 492350 Notes and bills rcdJscounteiL 25UI34 Bills payable 30WOO Liabilitiesother than those above stated 3 IS I1rcIJlllt to deposits of cl hand redcmp fund mind due front lon agents 2963 Percentage of I legal I reserve to deposits 1GV5 Total iV154933540 DEATH ROLL OF DAY Dr Ceo Dana Boardman the author orator and preacher died In Atlantic City after long Nines Mrs John If Voorhlop prominent i in social ll in Denver died in Lexington Ky yesterday Sht Is a daughter of Former Got A Hammond of In diana ToI31 VIHard Clbbs Ph IJV L1 profo eor of mathematical physics nt Yale miami a scholar of International tame died suddenly at his rosl- dinco In New Haven Toslah Lynn at one tlmo ono of time rlchcnt men in this county la dead at the county alms house Washington ir waa 73 years old Fitly years naro Mr Lynn was aecoclatcd in the tannins business with Jay Gould IN OTHERLANDS Time celebrations In honor of this visit of PresidentLoiihot to Tunis were untied there yesterday The prohibition ot American pork Into Turkey which ras been Ir effect for five years hnn been removed and orders have been Issued ponnlttlntf entry after tho customary inspection Advices from Prlshtlna say the Albi- nlwifl are bPComhiR more tractable Som of thft factions Jmvo decided to accept tho reforms hut others arc 3tl considering the mutter Theof blackmail by tho Macedonian committee Is Incessant IRVING SCOTT DEAD- A WellKnown Californian Crosses Great Divide LONG BEEN IN ILL HEALTH Death Comes to Him at His Horns in San Francisco I Was for Many Years Vi Pre idenh and General Manager of Union Iron Work in Coast City San Francisco April 2S Irving Scot who for many years was vice president and general manager of the Union Iron works died this afternoon at his home In this city He had been In poor health for some time and few days ago he was stricken with alarming symptoms Mr Scott has long been sufferer from kidney troubles Irving Murray Scott was of Quaker parentage and came from Baltimore Km was born on December 2o 1837 Ho wan educated at time Milton Military academy arid the Baltimore Mechanics Institute lie entered the factory of ObeyHusaey manufacturers of reapers Ila there became an expert draughtsman lie came to California and was a draughtsman super intomlont and later partner in the Unloa Iron works lie designed the machinery- on the Comstock Invented machines anti otherdevices for assisting labor He was for several terms president oJ tho Mechanics institute andofthe Art association gent of tho university anti trustee of Stanton Jr university lie built tIme battleship Oregon arid other great warships and many tine ven scla or commerce He hadbeen a candidate for United States Senator and always took a prominent Interest In politics Mr Scott for many years madohis residence at 507 Harrison street in thIs cIty I DRY FARMING i i 7 Professors Merrill anti Widtsoa In specting Land in Carbon County TRIBUNE SPECIAL Price April 2S After a long disagreeable tiresomo trip through San Juan and Grand counties Profs 1 A Merrilland A Widtsoe of Logan Agricultural college arrived hero this morning accompanied by Hon Georgo Vhltmorc of Xe- phl and during the day have boon shown what Carbon county can do In the way oC land for an experimental dry farm for the growing of dryland cereals After viewing various tracts they selected samples of soil for analysis and gave out as their unanimous opinion that conditions lucre are entirely favorable in soil moisture and climatefor the establishment i of one of tho live experimental farms for which appropriation was made by tho last Legislature That thelocation ol such a farm In this county would bo of inestimable value to I eastern Utah none can deny It Is claimed that In Cache valley where similar conditionsexist there are novr thousands of acres of suchland under successful cultivation In wheat alone ami that other crops can be town success fulls Carbon county at present does not raise more than onetenth part of the wheat consumedhere the other ninetenths coming from Kansas Nebraska Colorado I and northern Utah rime land selectedhere lies northeast of Price limit a few miles andthe mccessful- ddmonstratlon oftho project means tho I reclaiming of ninny hundreds of acres In the Immediate vicinity as well as thousands I jI of acres of such land In other ppr tions of this county anti adjoining counties on land that heretofore was barren I I INSPECTING MINES Party of New Englanders looking I Over Majestic Properties TRIBUNE SPECIAL Mllford April 2SA party of twenty wealthy New England capitalists reached Mllford today In their private car for the purpose of Inspecting tho properties of tho Majestic company In which they am stockholders They wore accompanipd by Senator A Lewis president or tho I company If Alexander of Chicago I vicepresident Musklow of Hartford treasurer General Manager Farish and Assistant Secretary Henshaw Today they visited the new smelter now near- Ingcompletion and the Harrington Hickory I mine Tomorrow they go to the VickflburB and on Thursday will visit the and Old Hickory They expropt themselves as entirely satlsliod with time showing made at time properties and this I progreaa of development Senator Lewis Mr Alexander and Hnynes of Chicago went up to Frisco today to visit tho properties of the Imperial company Tho visitors I will leave Thursday night for Denver to attend the annual stockholders meeting of the Majestic company IOOF ANNIVERSARY i I Rawlins Odd Fellows Celebrate Ifl With a Ball TRIBUNE SPECIAL Kawllns yo April 2STho I 0 of this placo celobratcd tho eightyfourth anniversary 01 that order hero tonight by bit dance and bnmiuot The dnncet was given In time operahouse and was attended Music furnished largely wax bv 1 the Elks band This afternoon Canton Patriarch Mill tant was organized horo with twcntynhm members MaJ Charles Kuster mid fifteen members from Laramie were pres emit and did tho work of Instituting lime new order They attended the dance tonight in full uniform and gavo an cxhl bition drill SNOW STOPS SHEARING Flockmnsters About JSawlins Will Waitfor Warmer Weather TRIBUNE SPECIAL Rnwllns Vyo April 28 Snow has been I railing rapidly nil afternoon and although it melted fast tho ground Is now perfectly white antI the vrather Is quite cold Shearing has been suspended until there Is a change of weather Next Tuesday time first big wool Pila will be held at Datrlss pen fouitcra miles west of here when iCOCOO pounds will bo offered Rome From the Islands- San Francisco April 23Time transport Loran arrived from Manila I today She brought the First Infantry which conslsls i of SI officers and mon and the blind and the First squadron ofthe Sixth cnvnlry I The I ogan nine brought 275 casuals eightyseven sick and toUt Insane I Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Vtlnntu On April 2SG Hallman Sims Pleaded guilty to the embezzlement todav of 34000 oftho funds of the Cnpl tol City National hank and was sentenced to six years In theFederal prison A.