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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
NEW STREET PAvEMENTs.
AIcatraz Company VIII Commence
Work Within Few Days.

Work Within Few Days.
Within the next few days the Alca-
traz Asphalt Paving company viii be
actively engaged in the work of resur-
facing the old street pavements, COLI
mencing with First South street, and
commencing with the paving and curb
ing of Second South street from First
West TO the Rio Grande Western depot
and Third South street from State TO
West Temple. Already the company
has a large force of men at work open
ing up the Howell quarry on a lease,
near Park City, and getting out large
quantities of curb stones and paving
blocks. The machinery and materials
for the first lot Of the asphalt part of
the work are expected to arrive from
California this week
CITY Engineer Kelsey yesterday re-
ceived from Thomas Price & Son OF
san Francisco the analytical and con-
suIting chemists, a report of tests made
on samples of the asphalt submitted by
the contracting company through the
engineer. and which Will be used in the
paving work The Alcatraz article
shows 60.S6 parts Of petrolene and 25.06
Der cent parts OF asphalJalene, while the
Alcatraz liquid No. 2 material, which
will enter into the work on basis OF
2. tenth. shows 91.S3 per cent Of petrO-
lene and 6.75 parts asphaltalene. The
tests at various degrees Of temperature
from 20 to 400 degrees give satisfactory
results
me chemists write that they know of
ro+bine superior to the samples ana
lived for paving material
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
ONE PRESIDENT
FOR u. P. AND S. P
Gan Francisco Paper Predicts a
Consolidation.
RESIGNATION OF HAYS
NOW IN THE HANDS OF HIS
sUPERIORs.

r--srcisco. Aug. 1.-THE Call
.ssr a local railroad man has re-
- dispatch from New York con
,.-rf7g absolute confirmation Of the re-
-1-r that C.. NJ Hays nas resigned the
--sef5eurv Of the Southern Pacific
railroad company. The telegram, if Is
ssf5 comes from a source whose reIia-
bfftv cannot be doubted. and II states
nositiv-lv and unequivOcauy that the
Ta=fgnariOn OF Mr.. Hays IS now IN the
Tqrls of his superiOrs- Moreover.
There seems to be every likelihood that
The man who viii succeed Hays viii be
T7~esifeut Of both the Union and South
eru Pacific systems, and that the Two
roads VIII be consolidated under one
management that VIII eventually give
the travelling public a two and a half
dzv schedule between this city and
Chicago, and viii place one executive
officer al the head of the syndicate line.
fau. in an interview at OneOnta, y. Y,
last night said.
There is no truth - the report that
the Market Street railway in San Fran
cisco has been sold. I know nothing of
President Hays resigning from the
Southern Pacific / shall not return TO
the management of the Southern Pa
ci7c."
Mr. Huntingdon declaration that he
would not return to the r~anag cement
of the Southern Pacific was echoed by
these infOrmants- one of them said.
The presidency has not been offered
90 him. and am positive that he
would not accept il if it We're.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
BUSINESS FIRMS MOVE.
Many Changes in Location of Well
Known Houses.

Known Houses.
There are to be a number of changes
of location among Salt Lake business
firms on or about Sept. l. The Paris
Millinery store viii change from its
present location to the new building
erected for it by +. d. Cliff on the west
side of Main street near Third South.
J. l. GALLAGHER, the trunk man, will
move from mis- present location, 266
South Main. to the room vacated by
the Paris Millinery store; the Columbia
Optical company viii move from its
present location in the Houston block,
PSI South Main street, 10 the room va
Gated by Mr.. GALLAGHER; the Houston
Real Estate Investment company viii
move from its present location in the
Walker House building to the room
across the street vacated by the Column
bia Optical company; Samuel c. Lich-
tenstein, the tailor. will move from his
present location on East Third South
street to the room vacated by the
Houston Real Estate Investment COM
pany. The Davis Shoe company VIII
move from its present location with L.
& A Conn to the building across the
street being erected by Rivers Bros,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
FREIGHT RATE CONFERENCE.
General Agents viii Hold a Confer
anee Tom o7-royu

General Agents viii Hold a Confer
ence Tomorrow.
The local rate situation has reached
a point where p has aroused action by
the traffic heads and a conference of
general agents in salt Lake has been
called for tom orrOw. The object is to
put the local rates on a better basis.
General agents of all the lines repre-
scented here received kilograms yester-
day from the traffic managers, telling
them TO attend the conference and TO
cooperate in maintaining any agree
menU reached
The latest order to cease rate cutting
was made to take effect Aug. J. While
there was an apparent sunening Of
rates for a time, it soon became appar-
ent that less and less attention was
being paid TO the new ruling. Large
shippers were taken care of at the for
mer rates, and similar inducements
were offered for new business. This
has s-rown more ana more pronounced,
and now the traffic managers have or
dered a meeting called to discuss the
local situation and endeavOr to find a
remedy.
Freight men say that the cut rates
now being offered apply almost entire
ly 20 shipments east of the Missouri
river. The rates To and from the Mis-
souri, river are nOminally maintained,
but the eastern connection makes 4
cut rate for the remainder Of the dis
lance. When the time for settlement
comes, Of course the western road ad-
tusts the CUT with it's connection in a
manner satisfactory TO botD. Mean
while the western road continues to
insist that it is maintaining traffic
rates"
Both railroad men and the majority
Of shippers would be glad If rates could
be put on a permanent basis, and al
s3ashing stopped. IT is conceded tnai
the system of rate-Cutting works to the
detriment of the small shipper, while
IL promotes instability on the market
in nearly every branch of merchandise
particu' arly those in which the freight
is a large item in the cost.
1T would save both the railroad mer
and the shippers a great deal of men
tai wear and tear and great deal OF
money in the long run if there We've nc
reductions from tariff rates said one
freight man yesterday. When rates
are uncertain. a merchant may get il
G. big consignment of goods at what hJ
thinks is the bottom figure, and find
out week later that his rival has OBJ
aimed figure 30 cents on the hundred
better than mis- own. The result is that
FIN heavy goods like stoves the mar
who got the cut rate can underseI
his competitor heavily and make q
prof.. II is an injustice on all sides
and the stopping Of all rate-cutting
Wo-ld be great benefit to all con
Cerned. IL must be remem bered tha'
.ne public pays in the end in one way
or another, and the best way is to dis
tribute the charges evenly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
BUILDING Permits.

The following permits 10 build and 70
make improvements were issued last
week by Inspector UlmeT:
brick cottage ........................ IS 900
and Z Streets, brick cottage...... 500
F. A Sakuth, Third South street,
between Seventh and Eighth East,
brick cottage 15oJ,
Henry Phipps, corner Second South
and Commercial streets, altera-
ions ---------. - - 80. ..'''s 4'VV'
Ernest Arnold, Sixth South street,
between Fourth and Fifth East,
brick cottage .......................... 500
Two minor permits .-..........-....-. 80
Total ...... 900. .................-....S7,5 $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

George Mullett is in New York on a
purchasing trip
Mrs. J. c, G. King and children re
turned last evening from California
c. T. Spillman, editor of the Tintic Min
er, came in from Eureka to spend Sun
day.
Mrs. J. NJ Marriott left Thursday even
ing Tor Colorado Springs to visit her IA
Their Mr.. Ashby, for q fortnight.
D. c.. Dunbar will leave this evening
for Soda Springs, where Mrs Dunbar has
been spending the past two weeks
Secretary of State Hammond and his
family have returned from weeks out
ing at the headwaters of the Weber
river.
The friends Of Mrs W. H Bagby will
be glad 20 learn 5hat she Is recovering
nicely from her recent operation and will
soon be able to leave the hospital.
Seward II. Fields, the well known cap
merCe. cOntemplates removing to New
York within a short while TO reside per
nanently.
Judge W c. Han left yesterday for a
twenty days trip to southwestern Ne
vada 10 examine some mining property
in which he expects to become interested.
He viii so by way OF San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
Miss Lydia G. Ross spent a few days
in the city this week, the guest of her
brother. Mr.. Sheridan Ross She is on
where she graduated with high hOnO-s
in one of tie leading culinary schools and
will open ar institution OF that kind III
San Francisco
Many of the homeless are finding
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
eranger. Their names could not be
Railway Notes.

~ j. Allen, commercial freight agent
Of the Baltimore & Ohio, and Allan
Weston, travelling agent Of the G. < A,
are in the city.
The Rio Grande Western earnings fcT
the second week in August were S9q =
500, an increase Of $500 over the cor
responding week Of last year. The in
crease was about equally divided be-
tween the freight and passenger de-
partments.
An engine of the Great Northern
railway in England, which was built
In 1870, has just completed 4.0O0. 600
miles This, il IS believed. breaks the
English record. No American locomo-
tive mas ever made such a record The
reason is that an american locomotive
is pushed to greatsr service during its
Ire, and is designed on that basis. No
EEglish locomotive can excel the speed
ana hauling performances Of the Amer
lean iron horse.
{. Tucker, freight claim agent of the
Rio Grande roads, started last night on
ms way back to Denver. Mr.. Tucker
mas been comforting with Assistant
General Freight Agent Derrah regard
ING the division of the freight oaaalas
Tor adjustment under the consolida-
LlCn. Mr.. Tucker had not visited Salt
Lake for fifteen years Then the Rio
Grande Western was a narrow gauge
line. Mr. Tucker was surprised at the
vast improvements made all along the
line since his last visit.
The Santa Fe has changed its trade
mark TO a Greek cross within a circle
and square. all in deep blue. This new
trademark viii be painted on all the
equipment on every sign. and on all
time tables and advertising matter A
slight idea of the expense this viz
entail may be gained from estimating
the cost of painting the new trademark
q Z = rse
belonging to the company. and if the
cost of painting each sign did not ex-
coed 25 cents, this one item would be
Sc, $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
NEED OF NEW ROAD.
New York Paoer Discusses the San
Pedro Project.

New York Paoar Discusses the San
Pedro Project.
The New York Commercial says edi-
tCrlalIy.
"Qf the specific causes for the siren
Uous opposition TO the construction of
the Salt Lake G Los Angeles railroad
across "a certain strip of land in Ne
Nada the public distant from the inn
mediate scene of the controversy is
A'. clearly advised. and it cannot,
therefore PASS intelligent judgment on
l-' merits or the case. But regarded
--.t- 'te broader viewpoint OF terri
t'l.ai development and the upbuilding
'.'- -.-7.lA OF trade and commerce
NJ '-iE acme coast. the ruling of the
cue ..~.. en]olnlng the opposition
l-. t''t ---.. interference with the con-
St- ID, NnA or lLe new line viii 1no,1as-
u1nably receive general r,,rIi. eoT,1-
meudati0u Ooiii
The physical and traff. conditions NJ
---al section appear Co more rhsn amDI,-
Wal RANT me construction oF rbfs -
anu ArNoa} seriously doubts mar it,
SPEEDY completion and ora~s+f.-- -
tI-lS many changes IN rraDs-,-,-. .ls -
i-t-HeoS mat have long been 11r5-.5
tLN III tAat country. Ii w0-Iz -- -
-geS ne cp1| euient and aFfa,r-,-s 80
~" winch 20 break certain s1ffe0r,s
ana systems of operation thar r-4---S-ss
p-7.- AGAINST free competition -
oNl-t coast business. and. tharsr------
AGAINST trade expansion there ~, ~
-ea4 building from the r90unraf, -.
.'|Sl I'd deep water on the Par5e1
coast can hardly be said To Ha,-s -
tE-raone as vet" ~-l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
welooms co. Phince chuan.

Berlin. Aug. 17.-Emperor William
has ordered the Ora1gerie building IN
the sans Souci park Potsdam, 70 oe
1renar5g7 for q residence for Prince
Chuan the Chinese social envoy 10
GERMANY. who IS to apologize for the
murder of Baron Won Ketteler. owing
IN the mourning for DoWager Empress
Frederick. there viii be no festivities
on the ENJOYS arrival, but Prince
Cb7an VIII be invited TO be present at
several military functions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
STATE FAIR PROSPECTS.
Good Exhibit Of Utah's Resources Are
Promised.

Interest in the coming state fair is
on the increase. and Secretary Sears is
leaving nothing undone 10 get the
nroper people to take hold Of the differ
ent departments. Tbs educational eX-
bihf+ made last year was not credit
to the state, ana caused much unfavor-
HE Comment To avoid a repetition Of
- moor exhibit the leading educational
non have been communicated with,
win the result THAI there is 10 be a
conference between secretary Sears,
stare Superintendent Nelson, County
SUPERINTENDENT Ashton and city Super
intaDdent Christensen 10 map out a
Ia to h followed. With such men
at the helm. and with the cooperation
of the school men IL the other counties
there is. no reason Why highly credit
able exhibit should not De made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Ira A Cant to Richard H Walton,
lots 1 and 80. block Z. Salt Lakes
H. b. Scott to Anna. Herrick, lots u
and IS, block 8. First Burlington
addition - - 1870.
Leslie W. Snow to Z. S Hubbard
72x330 feet southwest from 12l feet
south of the northwest corner Of
lot 8, block II, plat A..-.-.---------, 1o,5
z. S Hubbard TO Samuel Binder.
half interest in 72x330 feet south
west from 121 feet south of she
northwest corner of 4o65 6, block
n, plat A. ---.---.-. -..--. o.
Hans Christensen to Joseph A.
Cornwall 3 acres in the south
west quarter of lot g. block g
ten-acre plat A .........-.......s...-
Ella 6 Sears ct al. to Eayette
County Savings bank right of
way over block 20, plat C............
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
RELIEF FOR TARIFF.
Congress to Be Asked to Pass Re
ciprocity Laws.


Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 17.-President
Search Of the National Association of
Manufacturers has called a meeting of
tbeh executive co. +tee of that or
ganization for Sept. Jr the purpose
OF taking up the question of recipro-
city The subject viii be considered IN
all its phases, after which call viii
be. issued for a national reciprocity
convention.
This action is taken as the result Of
atisfaction among manufacturers
who are in the export trade, anad con-
Eress at its next session viii be asked
10 give the desired relief. Within the
past few months, he says, Russia,
italy and some other countries have
dealt q heavy blow to our foreign
trade bv the levying OF q countervaii-
ing duty. It viii be endeavOred TO
show TO congress that American indus
tries have suffered by the present tariff
laws and their interpretations, and con-
gress viii be asked to give the required
- u1edV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Suits Relating to Property.

Henry W. Lawrence. the estate of F.
II. Auerbach ct al, yesterday filsd salt
in the district court against Peter Olson
and b b Quinn to quiet plaintiffs title
to the area in conflict between the Peggy
mining claim, owned by them, and the
Sweden No. claim in West Mountain
district, owned by defendants
The G. A. Smurthwaite con- Daay vas
made defendant yesterday in an action
commenced in the district court by the
Sears Jeremy company to recover $40 so
alleged to be due on the purchase OF four
carloads OF salt, for which the agreed
price was SECS. 6S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Van DYKE Estate

In Saturdays Herald mention was made
OF the petition for the probate of the
VIII OF the late William Van Dyke. the
value of the property TO be distributed
being stated. as II was recited in he Pc
tluon. at Sl,l22. The Herald is requested
70 state that Cnis sum repres .nts he resi-
due OF the property, several thousand don
lars IN property having been distributed
TO the heirs and legatees in the year 1S.t4
before decedents death. The petition tor
admitting the viii to probate will be
hea-d on Sent. l3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
IN THE COURTS.
AN EXECUTOR CITED.
Demand on Morris Livingston's Es-
tate to Pay on a Judgment.

citation was issued from the district
court yesterday on petition Of John F.
QuiTe him TO show cause why he should
not pay out of the funds of the estate of
Norris Livingston, deceased, 4he sum Of
g. 1880 10 satisfy a judgment of that
amount recently obtained by Scheib
against Thompson. as executor, the iudg-
ment having been affirmed by the su-
preme court Ia the petition it is recitad
that on Aug. 10 the executor gave pc
titioner his check for the amount due on
the state Bank Of ogden, and THAI when
the cheek was presented payment was re-
fused By the bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Hinser is Sued.

Chicago, Aug. 17.-Suits for the re-
cO-ery OF sums aggregating $4,000 al
legged to have been Withdrawn from the
endowment rank, Knights of Pythias.
were filed in the circuit court here to-
day by the supreme lodge of the order
against John A. HiDsey. former presi-
dent of the board OF control. and Hen
~ B. Stoite. former secretary OF the
body
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Business Notes.

Practically 81, COO, 900 represents the
gain in the clearings for the past week,
compared with the corresponding week
of last year. The figures are So, 1T, 0e0.2O
and S2165, 1855. The clearings yester-
day were S497, 6S7.S3, compared with
S233. 9S4.50 for the corresponding day of
last Zear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
M M. Matthews. General sales man

NJ NJ A1dLEuCWSs SCAACA&A safes man
ager, and c. J. Phillips, contracting
agent Cor the Oliver Chilled Plow
Works of South Bend, Ind, the largest
exclusive ploW woi6s in the world, have
been visiting this city for the past three
days Their business here was 10 close
a contract with the Cooperative Wagon
& Machine company for the ensuing
year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Q. P COLLISION.
several Irainmen Injured in Acct
dent in Wyoming.

Especial to The HsraId1
Ogden. Aug. I7.-This mornirq about
GOV COCK head-or collision occurred
y y- lae Union Pacific nea- Table Rock.
49, 80, and three engines were badly
MAJ. -l As No I, a passenger. train.
ms. JUST pulling out at that station. q
s--+- 'dnd- two east bound light helper
f-.-- - ran into the passenger. The
o----- -7-'er was badly demoraiized: the
---ers were slightly damaged ana fhs
-t.i and baggage cars split in two.
r-5 engineer and fireman of the sec
So helper we're hurt as were also
t ot the trainmen on the passen-
~, none of them being seriously in
go The passenger did not reach
5--n till nearly 9 o'clock last ni-ht.
~ none Of the injured men were
fought IN as they had been left at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
OF the stomach.


Catarrb Of the Stomach is usually caused hy
swallowing mucUs, which drops down frol the
head and throat az night. Quickly cured at little
cost By Drs Shores famous treatment
rs there naussa 81
do you belch up gasf'
Are you constpatedT'
els your tongue cOatedT'
do you blout up after eatinF9"
els there constant bad taste IN the mpuEhF'
New Is the time 70 be permanently cured. Dr.
Shores are curing hunfreds every week.
Symptoms Of Diseases Of the Nerves.
The majority OF nervous diseases are caused
by p0isons IN the blood. Poison circulating IN the
blood harnesses the brain aud nerves, and aEcI
symptoms as these follow:
Do you Eet Eiddy2
Is your mind dull7
Are yen easily dazedf
Do you have headache3
Are you easily eLcited1
Do Tour bands tremble7
Does your heart dutterf
Are yea easily irritated7
Are you always snzf0usf
Do your muscles tWitCh7
Is your temper irritabie7
suffer from sieepiessnesB7
Are you easily frightened
Does your sleep not refresh youS
Do you suffer from neuralgia
Do you have horrible dreams1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Grounds % Divorce.

Margaret Hottendorf is suing Henry
HOttendOrf in the district court Cor a de-
cree of divorce on the ground OF 1On-sup-
port The parties TO the suit were mar
ried in this city on April /, 1895.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Representative z. r. South of Rich
county has resigned his position with
the Consolidated Implement company
and is now travelling salesman for Hew-
1aff Rr0S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Seizures of Silk.

New York, Aug. 17.-Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Spalding made a trip
from Washington last night and was in
conference with Collector BidweH with
regard to the seizure of japanese khaki
silks. What was determined was not
made public It is learned, however, that
several other invoices of silk are to be
seized The amount of silk to be seized,
it is said. will exceed in value the previ-
Gus detentfOuS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

HOME TREATMENT.

HUME REA ! mEN /.
Shores treatment because of living al
distance from the office. The same won
derfm and uniform success attending the
treatment of DIS. Shores in their office
is found in their HOME TREATMENT
OF PATIENTS BY MAIL BY the use
of a symptom blank they are able to dag
nose cases and prescribe for them. and by
their reports keep a close watch upon
them Patients living in the country may
enjoy the benefits of Drs. Shores skill as
well as those in the city. WRITE FOR
SYMPTOM BLANK and have your case
diagnosed free.
Consultation free to all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Vacant lots near R G. w shops,
suitable for homes, verp cheap. Ste
phen & Co. 235 South Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

If you want to sell you're home
you'll have to hurry up and get IL IN
Stephens searchlight. 235 So. Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Stephens searchlight VIII make YOU
giad. Follow IL and md "A good and
cheap home. 2S5 South Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

ed COnQlLlDll-
Z I e ctricity,
properly ap-
piled. not only
prevents, but
cures all the
n IL m I liating
weaknesses in
b o { b sexes
Electricity as
applied by my
Electric Belt
is a guaran-
teed cure-it
cannot Ia1l--lL
is the one
remedy p T O.
vided by Ma
ture for run
down and de-
bilitated sys-
tens. / know
Just what my
Electric Bet
will do. I
have seen i
m a X 2 more
{ n q n 10000
G. u T G & and
have m o r g
[ n a 7 10000
Il Il 5 o licited
Z g $ timOniaIs
from cured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
VITAL FORCE

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Lacking in Weak Men and Women
Properly Apply Electricity and You
Read DR.. Benefits Two Books on
Nerve Vital Ailments and Their Cure
by Electricity, Which Are Free TO any
one.
No man or. woman need search in VAN
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