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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
County Board Visits Bingham.

Chairman Anderson, who, with the
o-heI members Of the board OF county
comm. ssicners and County Clerk
Jtmes, made an official visit to Bling
ham Friday, reports that general con-
diuOns ,-re found fairly satisfactory
The roads and bridges. Mr.. Anderson
says, are IN g0od condition. and the
practice of allowing loose horses to
run up and down the canyon has been
stopped. NuisaHCeS in several places
were found. and the sheriff will be
asked 10 have them abated. This WAS
the first visit Mr. Anderson has made
TO Bingham since he was a hoy The
party was very Hospitality treated by
the residents of the "Old Reliable"
camp. and while there took occasion
TO visit the Highland Boy and other
big mines
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WI Il Taken to colorado.

Sheriff J. 3. Farr Of Walsenburg.
Colo, viii arrive in the city tonight to
take charge Of d. Oba, the young jap
who was arrested on a Rio Grande
Western train q few nights ago while
en- route to Oakland. Cal Oba is said
to have robbed another Jap who was
working in the mines at Walsenburg Of
$40 and 20 have started west. The
Pueblo authorities were notified of the
robbery and instructed 10 arrest the
Jap re had passed through that city.
however, before the receipt of the
message. and the officers of this city
were notified. He was caught on the
train. but denied his guilt strenuousIy.
He claims that the money was his and
that he was seeking work in California.
he viii be taken back 20 Colorado
Monday.
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MURDER Of AN AMERICAN.
Warships Sent to Investigate the
Killing in Colombia.

Washington. April 12.-Save the short
telegram Of Thursday from Consul
Malmros at Colon. the state depart
ment is without advices from the 18th
mus in regard to the killing of an
American citizen when the American
steam launch was seized by Colon-
biau insurgents at Bocas del Toro.
However. the fact that Mr.. Malmros'
telegram did not mention the killing
Of an American citizen by the insur-'
gents has made the officials doubt the
statement that the person was really
an American, for they argue that the
consul would surely have mentioned a
fact so important
If it turns out. however, that an
American has beeen killed BY the in
surgents as reported then the state
department VIII deal more sternly with
the situation on the isthmus than If
has heretofore. The Philadelphia is on
the Pacific side Of the isthmus. ana
the Machias win probably arrive at
Colon today. II she has not already
done so. and g this naval force is not
sufficient 70 effectively protect Amer
lean life and property. more ships will
be sent To Colon at once from the
North Atlantic squadron.
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BAGLEY NOT SELECTED
Chairman ROylanCs Undecidedas
to Secretary of State Com
mittee-Party United.
Especial to The Herald3

Provo April chairman William n.
Royiance Of the Democratic state COM
mittee stated to The Herald representa-
tive this morning that the story In q
morning paper. to the effect that he had
decided on Attorney Bagley OF this city
for secretary Of the state committee. was
incorrect. Mr.. R0ylance said: There
is at present very little work for a sec
rotary to do. aud l am looking over the
field before making selection. / have
office should be in Salt Lake City. If /
find that the duties OF the Office can be
better transacted from there than from
Provo the Office will be established in
Salt Lake City. As to the differences OF
the past, they are all buried and forgot
ten and the Democratic party is united
and will present a solid front in the
coming campaign"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
BIG MONEY IN SUGAR.
logan Factory Declares a Is Fe,
Cent Dividend First Year.

logan Factory Declares a Is Fer
Cent Dividend First Year.
The Hera'Ts correspondent writes
from Logan that it IS reported on good
authority that the Logan Sugar com
ldhy aas declared a dividend of is per
SENT which is deemed to - something
lelaag6ab.e, when it is considered that
ne factory started up last yea- under
adverse conditions.
lae splendid record made by he Lo-
san factory during It's first year IL
very gratifying 10 those vino have
t--aed their faith 10 the possibilities of
-s,le V0iey as beet sugar producing
---l-a- and greater things yet are ex-
.g-led during the coming yer. when
rle area OF beetS grown VIII be much
anger The first years run OF the To-
%" factory made about 1000 eco
-LtAlS Of sugar. which. with the pulp.
$'.l Tor approximately S2OO. goo. so that
"sl.t l9t DE difficult to earn a divi-
I'D OF $4,000.
la.s is but another demonstration
NAal may be expected OF the beet
-.lahing Industry OF Utaa. Re-
l-a---.F Che Lehi factory OF the Utah
5.''ay mas showU its possibilities as
o.. ~, -leal-paying proposition. and the
-.5-. N-5ar company is keeping close
-, win us friendly rivals i'm PAVING
aIa profits 10 its shareholders.
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SILVER CITY INSISTS
ON DEPUTY SHERIFF

Silver CITY. April 12.-The business men
of Silver City are protesting vigorously
against the action Of the county COM
nlissioners in reducing the staff of Sher-
iff Cronin. as far as It affects this town.
They assert that from liquor licenses
alone the county derives a revenue of
$50 a month from the camp. and a peace
officer. whose remuneration Is but so
per month. is all the taxpayers get from
the county Unless the commissioners
grant them police. protection an effort
will be made 70 incorporate the town.
With the coming Of several big camps
of graders. who will be located near here,
an officer is badly needed.
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REAL ESTATE
MORE ACTIVE
Henry Newell Invests SIS, 600
in Business Property,
options ON WEST SIDE LAND
4-
COMMERCIAL SECURITIES ARE
STILL Firmly HELD.
OPTIONS ON WEST SIDE LAND

DTRING the past week real estate
mas taken on new life and the
- tone Of the market is much move
srcograging than at any time since
sba first OF the year. Agents report a
stranger demand Tor inside business
rroDerty and locations on prospective
business streets, while inquiries for de-
sfrabIs residence sites are getting more
frequent
Several sales Of Importance were
made during the week. and it is said
,5ar the number OK options taken on
proDerty abutdng on the streets lead
Inc to the depOts IS slightly reminis-
cent of the old BOOM times. That there
vuI be some big things doing in realty
transactions an through the summer
ssason fs not doubted by those who are
already beginning q feel the ground
swell brought on almost entirely by
the revival Of the Union depot project
one of the largest deals in property
made this year was closed yesterday by
~ j. HallOrau, acting as agent for
Henry Newell the purchaser Of the
Norlau block, at j. and IL West Second
south street The lot has a frontage
of fftv feet by seventy feet iu depth,
west If the White House, and il was
bought from the estate of Joseph Rom
rev for $4,000 The improvements and
the lease on tire land were purchased
from henry ". Brown for $4,000, max
ing BIr. NeWells investment aggregate
$4,000. At present rentals the prop
ertv Yields d monthly revenue of $3.50.
The building Is modern. three stories
s7 aeiEit and was constructed Of
pressed brick with stone trimmings
eleven years ago by Joseph A. Morlan.
who az that time was a heavy real
estate operator i'm this city. The ground
floor and basement are rented 10 the
Salt Lake Saddlery company and the
B. & O. Transfer company, while the
upper floors are used Tor offices. There
are several Offices I'm the east half of
the ground uOOr and the second floor
Is occupied with the Offices Of senator
Kearns. David Keith, John S. BUans-
ford and r L. Colburn.
Fisher S. Harris yesterday sold his
N0Tp on Third street 10 Anne i. Hardy
for si5o0. subject TO an incUmbranCe
Of $1,000. The land covers an area Of
Gltxi-3 feet.
F. g. Cook has transferred 20 George
7. Br'ee for $500 eighty acres Of land
IN Sc, lon 10, township ] south, range
west. The property is situated south
ives. Of the city.
Patents from the United States 10
the following individuals to $50 acres of
land southwest Of the city were filed
for record yesterday John B. Waters,
Jz--s ". Beck. r. e.. Cock, David :.
Nsedham and Frank b. Cook. The
PATENTS were signed by President Har-
ris0n in 1925,
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.
Slight Increase in Scarlet Fever, But
Falling OF in Diphtheria.


For the week ending April y there
were twenty-one deaths reported in
salt Lake City Of which fifteen were
males and six females. -Four of these
were shipped to other points for inter
ment, and in addition to these four
bodies were brought here for inter-
ment, OF the b-rtns reported, two were
males and eleven females
AT the close Of last report there were
nineteen cases Of scarlet fever in quar-
anJine. During the week thirteen new
cases were reported. two died and nine
were released. leaving tweuty-three
cases in the city at the close of this
report.
OF diphtheria there were three cases
reported during the week. Al the close
of last report there were fourteen cases
in quarantine and six having been dis
charged left eleven cases in the city.
one case OF smallpox was reported
and Jne discharged. leaving two cases
in the city. In addition TO these there
were tweHty-three cases Of measles and
two cases OF chicken pox reported to
the board of health.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
ROBERTS rs ACQUITTED
OF ASSAULT CHARGE

Provo. April 12-The case of the state
vs. s X Roberts. wherein defendant was
tried for assaulting A. II. Barton with
intent to do great bodily harm, was ter
minated this eavening by the jury return
inc a verdict Of not guilty.
Estate Of Catherine Watson, deceased I;
final account allowed and petition for
decree Of distribution granted.
Estate of Thomas and Elizabeth Cam
mon. deceased; final account of admins
tratrix approved
Estate OF Edward .. Raymond. de-
ceased; report Of commissioners in par
tition confirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13

Local union No. = Of the Brother
hood OF Painters. Decorators and Pa
perhangers Of America viii give a cor
cert, social and supper to all painters
and their wives, including the bosses
and their wives, on Saturday evening
next. April y. in The Federation hail.
80 West Second South street. The oc-
casion is IN honor OF the third ami
versary Of the union. The social is
under the able management of the fol-
lowing committee. Mr.. Zimmerman.
Thomas Dangerf1eld. :. Chalker, Sam
Coombs and Thomas Taylor. An ex-
cellent programme has been arranged
and all those attending are promised \
good time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
BELL WAS NOT KILLED.
Lazy stepsons the Alleged Cause of
His Disappearance.

Laramie, Wyo., April L.-Fred Bell,
who disappeared from ranch north
of Laramie, Oct. 90 1899, and whose
wife, now in Cheyenne, believes him to
nave been killed by Tom Horn, was
alive year ago, and probably is now.
So says John W. Brown of Laramie.
who knew him well. Ora Haley. who
employed Bell here. saw Bell last year
al Rock Springs where he was en-
ployed as a blacksmith in the mines.
Brown SAYS Bell and his two stepsons
did not get on well together; that the
boys refused to work, and Ben would
not stay and support them in idleness.
Bell drewsomethIng over $1,000 from the
Laramie bank and left, locating at
Rock Springs. where Haley saw him,
and where Brown believes Mrs. Bell
can find him now. Brown himself no.
titled Mrs. Bell Of Haley's discovery,
and WAS much surprised at the story
from CHEYENNE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
MEAT FAMINE IN LONDON.
Britishers Are Made to Feel Claws Of
American Trust.

London. April 12.-The sO-called meat
famine which has been exploited
throughout the British press. has be
come a matter of keen interest to
LondOners, who hitherto have not been
affected by the prevailing scarcity. A
careful canvass Of London shows that
the retailers at the present time are
the sole sufferers by the advance in
the wholesale price. which amounts Ca
a penny per pound on all grades Of
meat. Since January the majority Of
the retailers have been running their
business without profit, because lack
OF organization prevented a uniform
increase Of prices. A meeting, how
ever, has been called, which undoubt
eddy viii result in a uniform increase
in the price Of meat on the part OF
retailers throughout London.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
BILL HAS HIDDEN MEANING.
Representative Littlefeld Critieise'
the "Anti-injunction' Measure.

Washington. April 12.-Representa-
tive Littlefield Of Maine has filed a MI
nority report from the house judiciary
committee on the bill known as the
anti-cOnspiracy and anti-injUnction
bill He says:
The majority report is full OF pro-
testations Of friendship FOR aud sym
patty with employees, but we fear that
the employees, when they realize the
infinitesima1 character Of the alleged
relief that the committee believes It is
giving them, may reach the inference
that these protestations are entitled to
some discount"
He suggests several amendments de-
signed to make the measure more ef-
feCtive. In the main. Dir. Littledeld s
report is q sharp dissent from the ar
guments presented by the majority.
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verdict of the Audencia court, by which
they were found guilty Of misappro-
priation Of Cuban postal funds. and
were sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment each and to pay fines aggregat-
ing 1927 ,541.
Nelly and Reeves appealed within
five days after sentence, and Seuor
Lanuza, Rathbone's counsel, presented
his appeal last night.
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Of the town were out TO see the replace
ment.
The mines are idle until Monday owing
TO the oveThauling Of the railroad scales.
4 gang of men, under the supervision
Of Yard Foreman Whitaker, IS excaVat-
ing for q pipe line through the principal
streets of the Town for the purpose Of
putting in hydrants.
The presidents of the Emery stake
relief societies are holding q meeting in
town tonight for the appointing Of
president of the auxiliary society of the
ward here in the place of Mrs Elizabeth
Young, who has resigned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
Mill DIS Cauge Of 3d..

Provo. April 12.-Albert Cederberg died
this morning at the home Of Joshua Hone
from the effects Of Dc Lamar mill dust.
from which the deceased has suffered for
nearly two years. Dir. Cederberg was
born in Sweden about tRsnty-seven years
ago. He has lived in Utah for about
fifteen years. lie vas unmarried and has
no relatives IN the state.
The funeral viii be conducted tomorrow
By the odd Fellows.
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Familv Rsnnion

A reunion OF Jacob Str3ng's family
was held in the Tenth ward assembly
nall last Wednesday evening The pro
gramTae began with history OF the
FAMILY by John Walsh, master OF. cere-
monies. and ended with dancing. songs
ana recitations, and short speeches be
ing interspersed. Jacob Strong was
one Of the early pioneers. He left Nam
WOO in 1876 and arrived in Utah i'm 1870
They we're afnung the inhabitants Of
the old Pioneer square. The hsU was
prettily decorated for the occasion
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r,-r--- t3UeWing permits 10 build aud tr
use improvements were issued las,
NJ oy Inspector Clme..
W Baysinger, lI9 I street.
ry..-E cottage ............ ......x 40,
~ Mary Rutt. $50 f street
'..ea cottage $500. .-.-.-.-.. oaf
o. Nicholson, corner Ninth
- IS, and Ninth South streets.
A ia 4e eoj55ase ...... ..-.-........ 1.5ot
r., 3, Jenkins, X street between
NJ INST and Second. brick cottage = "a.
Anna hjerEard. Eighth
->l street between Second and
-'-,Fd South, brick cottage - on
- Sherlock. Eighth Soutb
-, between Eighth ana MIMI
~ - brick cottage ...........-- M.
= Ss Elizabeth Rands go West
+sIenth South street. brick cot
r4-. '.--'., -................. al.
So. 5-eileT, pa East Second
-'1 street brick eettase.... / .oo
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For That Tired Feeling.

Miss Helen Whitman, 30s1< Grand
avenue, Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
"There is nothing like Peruns for
that tired feeling, which gives you no
ambition for work or play. After pro-
longed illness about a year ago, felt
unable to regain my health, but four
bottles of Peruna made wonderful
change and restored me to perfect
health. AS long as you keep your blood
in good condition you are all right and
Peruns seems to I'll the veins with pure,
healthful blood. I thoroughly endorse
it." MISS HELEN WHITMAN.
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Real Estate Transactions.

Soren 2. Ncve to Emma d. 4. Neve.
l0N20 rods southeast from the
northwest corner OF lot 9. block -.
teu-acre plat A ..-.........,.........s
James P0uisCn TO Cornelius A.
Grouse. 1dz2ie rods southeast from
- % rods east Of the northwest
corner OF lot 3. block rs. plat B.. I.
Fisher S. Harris to Annie K Hardy
l03 feet by 81 rods southwest from
the northeast corner of lot g.
block o. plat q ................-....- E.
John c. Davis TO Jennette z. VIII
liams, l0X2ia RODS southeast from II
rods east of the northwest corner
OF lot 3, block S. plat c .............
Frank 3. Cook TO George r. Brice.
north helf Of the northwest quar-
ter o. section 10. township ! south,
range west .----.-...... ..-.--........ .,
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Eureka Lots to Be Sold

Eureka. April 12.-Judge Marioheaux OF
the district court has authorized City
Attorney HolzheinIer 70 sell at public aue-
ton all lots. blocks and parcels Of land
within the bounds Of the Eureka town
site having no owners. The sale viii
take place in Eureka on May 81. There
are about forty pieces of ground TO be
disposed Of. some OF which are occupied
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scofeld announcements

ScofeId. April 1z-For some time past
people of Scoheld have been almost com
PEELED TO stay at home, as the streets
have been like a lake of mud and water.
But it is hoped that we will soon have
better sidewalks. as the new town board
has taken steps toward filling in low
places and grading all sidewalks in town.
Contracts are being let TO do this work.
This viii be a summer Of Improvements
for GcoHaId
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Personal MenfTon.

Albert BOttIesOn and Carl Irvine viii
leave this week for California on a
pleasure "trip.
James IohnsoS and Bette Alice Lees
OF salt Lake were married bY Deputy
Clerk Emery yesterday Afternoon.
Oscar Thurman and 8Iiss BeiIlah stew
art. tvro members Of tie Calvary Baptist
church. we're married last night al the
home Of the bride By the Rev. MT. Wash
ineton. the pastor 81 the church.
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Nervousness of Women.

Mrs. Mary E. Sampson, West Derry,
Rockingham county, N. H, writes;
At had terrible headache and I was
nervous all the time; also had trouble
each month; was deaf in one ear for
thirty years. I took six bottles Of Peru
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
KING AND HIS CHAUFFEUR.
Travel Too Fast in Automobiles and
One Summoned.

London. April 12-The chief attrac-
ton Of the Automobile clubs show next
week viii be King Edwards new auto
car. made by an English firm It is Of
twenty-five horsepower. and is pro
nounced to be an elaborate triumph of
advanced automObilisTn. In connection
with the kings fOndness for automo-
biles, il IL interesting to note that
Hon. Douglass Scott-M Montague. who
recently has been driving the king
around the country. has been sum
moned to appear before the Hampshire
driving
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
CASTLE GATE NOTES.

Castle Gate. April IA large force OF
the construction gang of the Rio Cfrande
Western has been In town for several
DAYS. ma king prspa rsations II change the
function with Price river Tire charre
was made today and done raridir. Tie
old wooden bridge was replaced BIZ an
iros one. About half OF the bitants
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13

Great reduction on all miscellaneous
Books and Standard sets until May /
Now is the time TO repleRish your IL
braries with good books.
CANNON BOOK STORE.
II and 13 Main Street.
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Bank nearinps T.srger-

IRE bank clearings Tor the week
amounted 10 1921, sos. which is $40
bS2 more than the aggregate for the
same week Of last year. Yesterdays
ciearings amounted to S3sf55S. COM
pared with S3l3,2S5 for the correspond
ing day of a year ago
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Mr rRgza7.Cf rom NJ
0bab has had more cases OF severe
either personally in his family have had share of
this scOn but longer dread as did since have learned
the value Of PeruGa.
er the head of which medf
found that good for most
Ills which days the first sui
try that tired feeling snd again when the wet and cold
fall weather in, keeps good condition
all through the year.
ally with Pernna that has stood the fest and is
well worthy endorsement" l. EG0ERI.
Toncfor
E. broken
Daughters, began taking and really
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an Take On AnneaI

Haraaa 8phil I2-Charles T. Is.
Neely Estes G. R3thb0ne and Y. II.
Reeves have all appealed from the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13

William Hart, SIS South Fifth
East street, brick cottage ...... 900
J. S. FoTdyce. 565 East First
South street. frame additions. $50 /
Five minor permits ...--.....-... $50
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sfs 700
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SECURITIES STILL FIRM
a High Average Week With the
Commercial Investors.

a High Average Week With the
Commercial Investors.
Apart from the indications that the
high prices demanded for the favoriJe
bank and commercial shares have come
10 stay for an indefinite period, tho
local investment market was feature
less during the week. However, there
were several transactions. particularly
In the shares Of the Greeley OColo)
Sugar company, the State Bank OF
Utah, the Deseret Savings bank, the
Consolidated Wagon & Machine COM
pany and in 4. q ~ T. Utah Sugar
and the bonds us ally IN the market
were inactive. although there is still
an abundance Of money seeking invest
ment iE. these and others, but buyers
and sellers are too far apart.
Following are yesterdays selling
prices OF the favorite investment Sc
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BEWARE SPRING CATARRHl
Tired Feelings, Aching Bones, Lassitude, DrOWsiness,
Fatigue, Nervousness, Sleep IesSness.
[PE-RU-NA A SURE SPECIFICl
TPE-RU-NA A SURE SPECIFIED

worked wonders with my system. Ny
health Is excellent now, and whenever I
feel languid or nervous 1 take few
doses of Peruna and it goes right to the.
spot A number of my friends have
taken it and are universal in its praise"
MRS. NJ. Z. JENKINS.
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So. 1-7lleT, PA East Second
-'a street brick eottase.....
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