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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
a Kick on Walkers.

Sporting Editor. Herald:
The undersigned is thoroughly dis
EuS-ad with the Walker management
W. had been directly promised the
field for a game on oct. p. On several
occasions the Walker management had
even said To a reporter of a city paper,
ana m Manager Goodwin of Y. NJ g
a.. Who came 10 ask for the field, that
IT Was All Hallows' day. because previ-
ouS.y engaged: that they went to the
trouble and expense i'm order 10 bring
q team to the city and could not be
disappointed. We have received init
nation that the High School, by some
d. arrangement. had secured a monopoly
%. The grounds. This must necessarily
create confusion among teams, injure
v,A-@l sport and produce i'll feeling.
we nave been fortunate. however. in
curing other grounds for next Satur-
-'t Interesting game. Very truly
s'-.s' FATHER GUEYMARD.
Manager All HalIOWs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
SOME TRUTH ABOUT AN
ALDERMANIC AFFIDAVIT

which these gentlemen give us as the
amount of the overdraft in October
and we have approximately the amount
reported to the council for that month
by Auditor Douglas A. Swan, $6S.47S.42.
IF Mr.. Buckle, after he had ex-
amined the books of the bank, had
wished TO be fair to all concerned, .
continued Treasurer Morris, why did
he not deduct the collections for the
month of October from the oVerdraft
as he found it at the bank TO deter
mine just how the city stood finan-
cially?''
1t will be seen from the above that
The Herald statement is true that the
city'S OVerdraft a year ago was in re-
atty but $6S GEO, and destroys the force
of the statements and the affidaVits
made by the Republican leaders of the
city council. At the same time this
matter has but little to do with the
fact that owing to Republican extrav-
agance and mismanagement, the finan-
ces of Salt Lake are now in a deplor-
able condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
MASKED VILLAIN ASSAULTS
TWO GIRLS ON THE STREET

screaming for help Her plucky COM
panion promptly jumped to her assist
ance and began plying her umbrella
over the head of the ruff1an with telling
effect.
Attracted by the screams of the girls,
c. ]. Crabtree and a friend, who were
a short distance away, came running
to the scene. Hearing them coming,
the r1ffian sped westward on the street,
pursued by the two men. They chased
him several blocks, but the fellow
lodged through a block and quickly
disappeared from sight.
The thoroughly frightened girls had
in the meantime run into the house Of
an old lady nearby, and were later
safely conducted home by some of the
neighbors who were aroused by the eX-
element.
After losing track of their man, Mr..
Crabtree and his friend came UP town
and notified the police Of the matter.
An officer made an investigation in the
vicinity but could find no trace of the
ruffian.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Girl Students as BARRIERS.
CChicago ChronicIe1

Chicago ChronicleD
-Four enterprising young women with a
surplus Of ingenuity and Indifference to
what acquaintance may say or a seem
ingly incongruOuS voca ton have organ
LLeu unique plan OF working their way
Trough Inc / University OF Chicago II i
the esta Ills hment IF a tOnsoriaI r1arIor
LOT me accommodation of young women
s.uuthts al the university. The origin
nave their names mentioned
ne young women are dependent on
thelF own resources to earn money sttf-
hCieat TO defray their expenses Most ~
the 1,90 girl students at the university
nave been in the habit of visiting hair
dressing establishments in the citv The
quartette decided that they would annIS
TOT the trade At first they viii visit the
rooms o. the students. but a little later
II is planned TO fit up shop On the cam
lvE lin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
RICH NOT A BACKsLLDER-
Judge Denies That He Opposes Dem
ocratic Party
Especial to The Hera1d)

(SDoCIaI % TIC HeIlll-J
BIackfoot, Ida, Oct 2S.-Judge Rich
of the Fifth judicial district court said
today that the report that he was not
in accord with his party IN TINS cam
paign had been fully denied by him IN
the MONTPELIER Examiner, ms nome Pa
Der. and that the reported lnJeIVleNy
with Horace Greeley Perry. PuD-lS L.
:, - T2oiea Daper and heralded by Re-
TI,b1ican papers throughout the stare
70 mat effect is absolutely untrue. ne
f,,-+J7s1. saws that the state and natlon-
al ticket of the fusion forces VIII De
elected by a good majority.
The judge Will take the stump - ne
ties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Crap and Criaeer.
Employees Remember Employer.

Employees Remember Employer.
The employees of Browning Bros
made Samuel Browning recently of that
firm present of a gold watch and
chain yesterday. Mr.. Browning has
severed his connections with the COM
pany and leaves for Ogden tomorrow,
where he will reside in the future.
Captain I. NJ Barrett, the new man
ager, made the presentation speech,
and in a few words told of the high ap-
probation in which Mr.. Browning had
always been held by his employees.
and that their good viii went with him
to his new home, with the hopes that
success might be his in anything he
might undertake Mr.. Browning ac-
cepted the gift with thanks and said
he would always hold the boys in high
esteem, who had always performed
their duties and helped him to make
his business career a success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
WILL BOOM BLACKFoor
Citizens Are Organizing q Chamber
Of Commerce
Special to The Herald.)


BlackfOOt, Ida, Oct. 23.-Ths nzuss-.
ness men of BIackfoot are moving 70
organize a chamber Of commerce. TO,
take care OF the interests Of this town
and the district adjoining. The farm
ing prospects mere are 50 good that It
is deemed certain that a big iu1TDisT-7
ton can be secured and the live peo-
pie here intend TO go after it
\ meeting has been held here TO fur
Their the organization. Henry Ketfer
was temporary chairman, and ". W.
MeDonaId, temporary secretary. J. Q.
MuLlck, George Rogers. ". 2. Wood
ruff. W. II. Ball. John Horn. Q. z. Kin
ney and others took part. Nessrs. Shell
ton and Wantland Of the Idaho Colony
company were visitors in Blackfoot
and attended the citizens meeting. A
committee was appointed TO call q
mass meeting TO form a permanent or
ganizatiOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Might Have Been Far Worse.
Detroit Journal,

As the lurid flames shot athwart the
Ieaden sky the emperor raised his VloIln;
What exclaimed his encourage NIli
volIr ma iesty fiddle while Rome burns?
A look of pain fitted across Nero's Gas
sic ViSage-
Il hope you do not think SO Ill Of me as
70 ina zine that 1 would sing Irish ballads
in such d sad cOnjecture-~ the Caesar
eXpOStulated-
1t is but just to the menroy OF ms m
terestine monarch that these facts now
he made public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
NEvADANs BUNCoED.
SwindIer Claimed to Be Governor,
Tanners Nephew.
Virginia CNev.) Enterprise-)

Virginia CNev.) E1nterprise)
A man named Tanner, claiming tosbe
a nephew of Governor Tanner Of Hi
nOis, was recently in Carson, where he
purchased a lot Of horses from Bob
GrimmOn and the Raycraft brothers.
drew a check in their favor on a bank
in Illinois for $500, and at the same
time gave them another for $500, which
he requested them to draw for himself,
saying he was short that amount on
the money he needed to prepay the
freight The checks were returned TO
the Bullion bank, and the Illinois peO-
pie knew OF no such person The Ray
crafts stopped the horses by wire at
Ogden and viii be out several hundred
dollars, beside the $500 they paid Tan
ner. AS soon as he can be located he
VIII be brought back here on a criminal
charge. He also passed bogus checks
in Reno, but al Itrace Of him has been
lost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
All Hallows at Exposition Park.

The AT HallOws viii play the game
with the mutes OF Ogden on the com
Ing Saturday. as heretofore advertised
but viii use the exposition grounds in
stead of Walkers field This will be
the first appearance of the mutes in
this city this year. The team averages
about l55 pounds, with a center of a
young man 1S years old who weighs
-7 pounds. All the signals are given
by the hands, as not a single member
of the team can talk. This viii prove
interesting 10 those who have never
Witnessed them in a game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
BQudGicS.
svndicate nav Build yacht.

Syndicate May Build Yacht
New York, Oct. 23.-The Herald says:
The end of the question as to who shall
build a yacht to defend the Americas
cup, which is perplexing the officers of
the New York Yacht club, is likely to
be the formation of a syndicate to build
the new boat. and the members of it
will be of the younger generation of
yachtsmen- Great hope is expressed
that at the meeting tomorrow night,
which, by the way, will be the last reg
ulaT meeting that will ever be held at
the Madison Avenue house, something
official may be said about the new yes
sci. A word would be enough to relieve
the great anxiety of the yachting COM
munity, and it could be spoken without
the least damage to the cause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Che Curl.
Turfman's Will.

Oakland. Cal. oct. 23.-Thomas Keat-
ing, the horseman who died at Lexing-
ton. Ky. on Oct. L. left an estate that
is estimated at about 500. 600. His VIII
has been filed here for probate. He
gave his racing stable to John Blue Of
PleasantOn, made requests amounting
10 $4,000 to relatives and friends, and
left a legacy of $500 and the residue of
the estate TO Frank Lee of Reno, New.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
GRIDIRoN GOSSIP.

referee Eippeto OF the district league
-.'' made the necessary ARIA ngements
D..N The diversity people for the use
lI grounds and the game between
'. 9'mner and Webster schools will
played today.
'-.H@-0r Goodwin announced last
..- that ne had closed with the
, Ht..oWs first team for a game TO
Nh pace on Saturday a week This
b.- DO. me first struggle between the
-'.a- teams this season.
yesterday while some of the school
.-rS were returning home they
rush on a pumpk'n in front of
me small outside stores and car
r d.. ..tl' nearby alley for a touch
s..r. ihey then lined up on the veg
r. ana went through a course of
ana practice that if carried out
49,. me OF the local teams would put
" .h urSt class shape After the
r.... mo their fun and "A number Of
-. EuSneS and turtle back PLAYS
=. me pumpkin was replaced in its
. .5'at resting place by an end run by
d. headed boy and the chances are
mat pumpkin viii be ornarnrntiDp-
sr..- one dinner table today i'm the
'l "a toothsome pumpkin pie.
ST. ~ Riser. manager Of the univer-
r..r.- s.. d!lilounceS that his team is
M. I'D readiness to accept challenges
M: ore tully organized and with the
vel. received in the last couple Of
ms ne considers them able TO COM
'7'e with the strongest teams.
r.r.I l-. , NJ G A. held a secret signal
So. ace last evening. Coach Dana
~. ',,i announces that from now ON
e5rb VII MI mold two outdoor practices
rb, eek instead of one. as has baeD
'ile custom since the season o-,e,7,I
bast' Ian n'ord.s Liver Invigorator. the
- over medicine. A veoeta bte ,., ~
conettr,r. MS biliousness, Indigestion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
miscellaneous.
French Wrestler Arrives

New York, Oct. 23.-Paul Pons. the
French wrestler. who claims the cham
pionship Of Europe, has arrived in this
country. He says he has victories over
Bech Olsen. tine Dane. who secured a
fan from Ernest ROeber, the American
champion. and Yousuff, the original
Terrible Turk" Pons has decided to
come TO America in quest of a match
with Ernest Roeber
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
STRANGE Isn't ItP
.Indiananolis SentineIl

While the Republican leaders are claim
ing Indiana they are on their knees beg
ging General Harrison TO make speeches.
for Mckinley. hoping that may save them
from condemnation by thousands OF dis
guSted Republicans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Headache saps Your vitality

and wrecks the brain. One dose of
Sherman's Headache Cure will cure
you You swallow a pill. and the head
ache Is gone They cure neuralgia.
25c. and Ice a box. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Gallant.


est Louis Post-Dispatch)
She-But how can you think m pretty
when my nose turns up 50 dreadfulIy2
Howell. all 1 have to say Is II shows
mighty poor taste in backing away from
such a lovely mouth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Ne Plus Ultra.

tNLllCett5O AAAA'-t--1-
ssNaud. I don't know much about that
Young Mr.. Peduncie. You seem to have
a bsolute confidence in him.
Mamma, 1 would eat mushrooms OF MS
Selectingi''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Butte Sportsman.

Mr.. Haupt, prominent sportsman
of Butte, Mont. was in the city yester-
day. While here he purchased a hunt
ing outfit and quantity of ammunition
from the local gun stores.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
FOOTBALL.
Y, N, c. A, SECOND TEAM WINS
ouTPLAYED THE ALL HABLoWS
IN YESTERDAYS GAME.
Cline Was the Star Of the Day-The
Christians Were Too Heavy For
Their Opponents and Won Easily.

The second teams of the Y. NJ. c. a.
aud All HaIlows met on the gridiron
yesterday and the scalps of the All
Hallows now dangle at the belts of the
christians. The former team had con-
siderable advantage in regard to weight
and played all around the lighter
eleven. The High school second team
had a representative on the ground,
who had a challenge for the winning
team. but not ling definite had been
settled last night.
In the Kickoff The Y. NJ. c. A. won
the toss and sent the ball to Luxsen,
who advanced it to his ten-yard line
and WAS doWned. The All Hallows
could not gain an inch in the three
downs and gave the ball to the Chris
tians who carried the pigskin down
Ire field on a series of short bucks
until Thomas was sent through the
center for the first touchdown in just
two minutes after call of play.
After play was resumed Cheshire for
the Y. NJ. G. A. went around left end
for "a twenty fve-yard run, which was
the best open play made on the field
during the game. All through the first
half the play was just a question of
how far the Christians could gain on
their bucks. and at the call of time the
score stood II to 0 in favor of the Y.
VI. G. A.
At the beginning of the second half
the All Hallows put in Cline at full and
hp nut new life into the game: in fact.
ha is a whole team himself and by long
odds played the star game of the day.
The Y. NJ. G. a. rushed the ball to the
All Hallows courtyard line. where they
were held for downs. The latter team,
taking the pigskin. could not gain an
inch and again returned the ball to
4T.-ff ION hr Tfnr ms
succeeded in sending Thomas through
for touchdown.
This was the hardest contested ter
ritory of the game, neither side seem
and Cheshire for the y. NJ. Q. A. and
LuXen and Thrill for the All Hallows
played great ball. The following was
the lineup. score and officials;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
DELIVERY FOR CALDWELL
Postal Service Established For a
Large District.

Washington, Oct 23--RuraI free de-
livery service has been ordered estab-
Iished Nov 1 at Caldwell, Canyon
county, Ida, with one carrier. T. ].
TayIor. He will cover an area OF tIir-
ty-five square miles, serving a popula-
ton of $50.
A DoStOfHce has been established at
SagIe. KOOtenai county. Ida, with Ma
than Powell postmaster.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
PugiIiSrn.
Young corbett whipg Riley.

Denver. oct. 23-Before the Olympic
Athletic club tonight Young Corbett''
OF Denver defeated Jimmy Riley of
California in the third round of what
was to have been a ten-round bout
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24

Expense to Sept. so, 1900 ........ %. 457 50
Increased expense for 1900. 49,. 5.Os1 10
A s5rinkled in 1879 ............ so
Average number of blocks
sprinkled in 1900 ---.-.-..-...--..- 944
Increase of blocks sprinkled in
i$0 - -
in e il nui..Del - $50 S27S
Average number of teams used
in 1890 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. os75
r-. l.: .oo...r L., ION
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24

The Seventeenth East street water main
and water meter expenses are both eN-
IraOrdinary expenses. and should not be
charged up as "A regular expense Water
meters have proven an absolute neces-
city, not only for the purpose of prevent
ing waste OF water. but also for the pur-
pose OF making the large consumer pay
an equal price for water with the small
consumer.
The department has also been haDdi-
capped by the fact that il has been at a
large expense in putting the system in
fair condition the practical rebuilding Of
the high tanks, locating of curb boxes
repairing hydrants, etc. The clerks sal
airy in this department has been increas ed
from $50 10 SO. and a stenogra pher. who
also acts as steuOgraDher for the street
and health departments. was employed at
salary of $50 per month.
The increased wage paid labOrers in this
department has cost the department
about 81, 200.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Irrigation Department.

As the commencement of this admins
tration nearly every hume in the city
was either in a rotten or broken condl-
ton At an expense of about s., 100 these
fumes have been repaired and replaced.
At an expense of $50 a conduit was
placed in the Jordan and Salt Lake ca
nal A pine line was also run from
ParIey's canyon conduit for the purpose
of furnishing irrigation water TO residents
of the north beast bench, at an expense Of
81 $50 Il The increased wage paid labor
ers and teamSters with teams IN this de-
partment amounts 70 about S2,SJ. me
streets are in better condition than they
have been for years. and we believe the
department has given entire satisfaction
TO the public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Engineering Department.
Board of Public Works.

f<Apefls7e. 1913 4Ol As
Expense for nine months OF 1900. $50 10
Until the present time the law governing
the board of public works has been a
dead letter Under the present admins
tration. the laws of the state have been
complied with, and all work in the nature
OF improvements have been carried out
under the supervision of the board A
large portion of the above amount when
properly segregated. should be charged to
Other Than the general expense aocnr1rnt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Board Of Puhlic work Storehouse-

Under this head viii be found a charge
of S4.96S-y0 This amount represents pur-
chaseS OF sewer and water pine and
should. as the materials are used. be
credited back 10 the general fund and
charged to proper accounts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24

Dr- Sanford's Liver Tnvigora+o.
f. over medicine. A veeeta HE ,., ne
con,,t,g.r-. Ills. biliousness, Indigestion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24

Salaries: Mayor. members of the coun-
Gil. city officials and their deputies.
Expense for 1899. twelve
months ..................S 26 500 a
Average expense per
month ....-.....-.. 2,2OS 81
Expense for 1900. nine
months ....-....-........ 20 O99 50
Average expense per
month - 233 90
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street and Irrigating Department.

l.
Expense for 1899 S45 30 81
Expense for 1900 --..----.---I ..----- $3.50 o.
Add expense OF land and water
commissioner department for
$500 -...--..-....--........... 1897 %
Total expense for 1900 ........s4s.51S 90
Average expense per month for
1873 ----..-.---.---.--.------- Syfsb VI
Average expense per month for
l7uJ -------- o,S14 %
In making these comparisons. 10 be fair
with the previous administration. il was
necessary to add together these three de-
partments. as under the present one the
expenses have been kept under separate
heads.
The land and water commissioner,
whose Office was created by this admin
istration, and his salary fixed at 500 per
month. has charge of all the city'S lands
ind water rights and all fumes and
canals outside the city limits.
The absolute neglect of the clty's land
and water rights and the befouling of the
waters used for culinary purposes made
it absolutely necessary that some one
should be put in charge of that work
The largest item of expense in this
department has been the repairing and
putting in condition of the Jordan and
Salt Lake canal and patroling City Creek
and Parley'S canyons Since the first o.
the year several persons have been tried.
convicted and fined by befOuling the
waters used by US for culinary purposes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24

Inc1 case IN tedf1lS IN I9JU-...---..-
These figures are taken from the
street supervisors books
The increase in expense in this depart
ment is due to the increased wages paid
to laborers and men with teams, amount
ing to about 5000
Seven additional teams. about s.. 3hS. 10
There has not been a tine in the MS
tory of the city when the street SDrink-
ling has covered such a large area, ana
we believe the taxpayers Will approve the
ont
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-24
Police Department.
City Prison.

Expense for 1899 ...----.-.-.....-....S4 523 "a
p ~pense for nine months Of 1900. 3 I75 Is
age expense per month 1899. $40 60
re expense per month 1900. $50 20
... decrease in the average monthly
expenditure of this department. is owing,
we believe, entirely to the fact that all
city prisoners now have to perform
manual labor.
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Expense to Sept. 80, 1893. 55
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-03

The Co takes great pleasure announcing the
Opening of its Shoe Dept We fortunate
securing the right New Haven fitting
"The Runey" IT'S shoe of all 49, 50 shoes
for with goes the broadcast the generous guarantee
forth by maker The Rumsy years.
all hand sewed sewing ures YOU all
grace and all the comfort and all the hebly the
made shoe lacks however slightly the lat look
badly badly some shoes
both look we'll and WELL but agonyThe uusey"
always satisfactory; perfect from every standpoint that's why
thrives the ghe the pleasant
best ventilated the great
Dept. You'll come IT'S
picture gallery THE Runsey" is here in
all leather as dainty mannNh pee you.