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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25
TRUSTS AND TARIFFS.

7 HAS BEEN VERY APPLY SAID
by some political authority that the
meanest lie IN the world is a lie that
IS partly true This Is the case with
one statement that Republicans in Utah
and elsewhere have been fond OF max
ing. with the Republican campaign
book as their authority. In arguing
that the tarlfr does not encourage the
organization Of trusts. they say that
while there are only 500 trusts there
are more than 1000 articles mentioned
in the Dingley tariff schedules.
From this they attempt to show that
Just $50 articles are IN the hands OF
trusts. leaving $500. protected by the
tariff, that are not controlled by great
combinations or capital. IN other
words. they are attempting 20 deiude
the voters into The belief that 800 trusts
control 500 commodities or at the rate
of one commodity 10 a trust. AS an
ex parte argument that seems sound
enough. but a closer examination re-
veals its absolute unworthiness.
The test Is extremely unfair for this
reason: The tariff schedules take a
single article and divide il and sub
divide Il and then divide and subdivide
il again under a great many complex
heads. For instance the large volume
containing the treasury report Of i'm
ports las thirty pages Of fine print
relating 70 nothing but cotton and
manufactures thereof" The only free
thing on the long list is raw cotton
and it was made free solely for the
benefit Of the manufacturers. Then
comes cotton thread and cotton yarn
uneolorea. 1e0 different Items in each.
taxed from BIS cents 10 80 cents a
pound.
Following this is cotton thread and
ra-ded yarn. colored. in 200 grades or
sizes. taxed from 20 cents TO IS cents
per pound. From that the schedules
take up the different styles OF thread
had yarn. colored and uncolored. and
cotton cloths OF al sorts. filing up the
thirty Pages in the book referred to.
Tarnlng 60 the heading, Iron and
Steel. and Manufactures Thereof" Il Is
seen that eighteen pages are necessary
70 cover the subject. Seven pages ART
devoted 10 Wool and wooden products
and practically every Other. commodity
e. life Is sGb-dlvided In a similar man.
ner. The only astonishing thing. II
View o. the mfauteness OF the subdi.
visions. Is that the total is not greatly
N excess OF 1000.
Bear in mind. please. that each sub
division Is not separate and 6istinc
article II Is merely set apart as 1
higher or lover grade OF the same com
modify 10 Be dlEzerenfly taxed. Now
when Il IS remembered that the Demo
c5zIs have had no difficulty IN show
ing thar thgee-fourths or the capita
engaged in manufactures is employees
IN turning csst trust made goods. n
zsilacy o. the Republican argument !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

Alaska MINING COMPAAl.---- -.
tIon and principal place ~ o-si-'7a'
Lake cry. Utah. -..-. nss..
Notice is hereby given -L-. -- -5-F dsg
ing 81 the directors held on l-- 5TrFrg
ID October. 1872, an assrs5'il'-. .--I COX
per share was levied Oh ne tl.---f.1rs7
81 the corporation. payable ~. 81 SOFA
10 the secretary al his ONO 10
Main street. Salt Laks ~. ---zzsrsr.
nav AZ remain Unpaid on the L.A 30 e-' al
S9yember, 1872. viii be 1e.-..-..glr, sal
ADVERTISED FOR sale al public s.. al Be-
unless payment Is made 1r-'g Da5sE-
so,a i Sh IN Ii O'Clock a. n. q a x. a.
an he eecretary's office, % pay Ia DE
Urouent assessment. tozethelI M ssi-
cost OF advertising and SO i,-77T,sEY.
A. W s-crztzly..,
ia South Main Street. salt Lax
Titan
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Assessment No. IL

THE MARTHA WASHINGTON Nrrv
ing company. Principal place OF busi-----.',
Salt Lake City, Utah. Location on mir,
Tintic mining district
Notice is hereby gwen that AZ a ma.
Ing OF the board Of directors of tha ~.
tha Washington Mining COMPANY ~
on the 9th day Of September. 10 ~
sessment No. II OF two i2J Cents -
share was levied upon the capital ~,
OF the corporation ISSUED and outxrsrF
ing. payable Immediately 10 the sscrafs-,
at his office, room 4ly ID. +. Wats-
building. Salt Lake City. Ftan.
Ary stock upon which this assessms-.
may remain unpaid on Mouday h. ~
day OF October, 1902. will be- del!nousr'
and advertised for sale al public auctI-
and unless payment IS made before vii
be sold on Monday, the lltl day OF ~
vember. 1902. al u O'Clock. nO0a. al n.
secretary's office. 10 pas The delinqusrf
assessment thereon, together with N.
costs Of advertising and expense OF ssls
ALVIRAS +. SNOW.
Secretary
First publication, Sept 2Sth lse
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

And n accordance with The law and ..
the 10Th day OF August. 1892 so yl
shares of each parcel OF sad go -ii-'l!
may be necessary will Doe sofa IN q
office OF the company. No ~ C5pT1s-',i-5,
Club block, Salt Lake CITY ,tab 6r ~. 10y
LIST day OF November. 1852. at / o.1ls-s
p. m, to pay delinquent assessment 49,. =.
gether with cost OF advertising and ~ W
pense OF sale. ERNEST NILLIANs
Secretary Blue Eagle Mining Command =.
Sewer County, Utah. VI
Salt Lake City. Utah. oct. gth. 1912
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

readily apparent. II is true that
great many articles are brought ihto
this country which do not compete
with goods turned out at home. but 1t
is next 70 impossible 10 find a trust
product that foreigners could compete
With. which is not now protected by
tariff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

And in accordance with law and an oroI
az the hoard OF directors made on ne
18th day OF September. 1902 so man
shares OF each parcel OF such STOCK q
may be necessary will be sold al plol.
auction az the office Of the secretary, q
room 306 Dooly Block. Salt Lake Chl'
Utah. on Monday, the 81 day OF N0Yen-
Der, 1902, az II o'clock a. m. 20 pay lls
delinquent assessment thereon. t0seiA@
with the costs Of advertising ana e.
pense Of sale. J. Nj. 81 III
First publication October IS 1907
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

II is understood that the Honorable
Jacob Moritz objected to being cast
for the role OF Opheiia in The Heraid's
Hamlet" cartoon yesterday on the
ground that he is not crazy. We stand
corrected. The really crazy people are
the ones who nominated the Honorable
lake
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neIinnuent Nntice

DIAMOND CONSOLIDATED MIYEs
company. Office and principal placs n
business, Salt Lake City. Location n
mines, Diamond. Utah.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon a..
following described stock, 0u account F
assessment No. 3. levied on the 18Th 5sT
OF September, 1902. the several amogsr
set opposite the names Of the respesih5
shareholders, as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

In yisw OF the promptness with which
he suppressed that student riot we
would respectfully suggest TO Justice
Harlan that, when he gets ready 10
rstlre from the bench. he viii find a
place on the salt Lake police force
waiting for him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

THE BLUE EAGLE MrN-D-o
pany Of SEWER county I- To- NC COa.
There are delinquent upop ~. ,Nouce-
described stock on account Of s.i.o'iloWing
levied on the 18th day Of Auers,' ssss anenl
several amounts set OPPOSITE d, -, The
OF the respective shareholder ~ sc y. names
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25
AmHsemeHts.


The moving pictures of Beatty Broth
ers were well patroniZed at the Salt
Lake theatre last night. and are prob
ably equal TO any similar performance
on the road. The Galveston disaster
was realistically portrayed. while the
scenes and incidents surrounding the
assas sination of the late President Nc
Kinley were decidedly the feature Of
the performance. The execution OF the
slayer of the president IS wildly pic
tured, and II the assassination itself
were eliminated from the programme
1t would not detract. The battle OF
San Juan hill with Roosevelt in prom
inent view drew encores. Happy Hou-
lihan's comic pictures were also well
received.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-25

The second performance OF "Down
Mobile" drew a well-filled house 10 the
Grand last night, which was generous
in its applause and greeted the favor
ties even enthusiastically. Numbers of
spectacular scenes appealed strongly
10 the audience, and the fire scene in
the fourth act deserves special men
ton for its realistic portrayal and
spectacular features.
The important roles are well rem
dered and the play is presented by a
fairly strong cast. The performance
while in the nature Of strongly unreal
melodrama, is well presented and de-
serves patronage. The audience was
apparently satisfied and the perform
ance for the rest OF the week viii like
ly receive its share Of patronage.
The advance sale is now on for "a
| Thoroughbred Tramp" which appears
at the Grand for three nights anc
Wednesday matinee. commencing Mon.
day.
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ia South Main Street. sat
Titan.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
WAS DOING HIM.
The Hold Up" Man, Coffee.

Few people know how many per T1ns
are made sick and kept sick by coffee
tr:rk.ns. A trained nurse relates
her experience with a number Of diff
ferent persons She says Quite a
long time ago | discovered that coffee
was the cause of the violent palpita-
ton OF my heart and frequent sick
headaches and attacks of indigestion.
SO | quit coffee and went onto hot
water, not then knowing of Postum
Food Coffee,
Quite a while after quit coffee my
husband began to camplain Of coffee
coming up in his mouth more or less
during the forenoon, and 1t made 1t
>4~y disagreeable for him. One day
said Suppose we try that Postum
| Food Coffee which is advertised so
much. So we did. and | prepared IL
s"ror,lil < to directions. The beverage
proved delicious and we liked < So
mufl. aud it agreed with us so well
We ave used it for over two aar4
row.
'My palpitation of the heart, haa',-
aches and Indigestion have gone a.
togo;fer. 1t is very easy to maze Il
by boiling fifteen or twenty minutes
with small piece of butter put in the
pot to prevent its boiling over
MY cousin, who Is a telegraph oper'
ator, had nervous dyspepsia, havins
to stay from work every few days H'
gave up the use of coffee and com
n eGced using Postum and since tina
time he has not been troubled VIII
dy.s. epsia,
One woman told me she had sufere'
with indigestion for three years s."
drank nothing but tea | made Pos
turn for her and showed her b" 7
make It She liked 1t, and now use
it in Ter family regularly, and is wei
ana happy.
Il could name dozen or more H.'o
ilar csses" M. N. Clark. 322 obre
ayenIc, Chicago, Illinois.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
Items OF the Ddu y
OF Personal MeptfOn

Mr.. Louis Gasser, who has been SUI
perintendent OF the city water works
for some time. but resigned to take
position at El Paso, left for his new
station this morning. Mr. Gasser ex-
pressed regret before leaving that in
the hurry OF departure he was unable
to say goodbye to many old friends.
f. A. Johnson left for Sonora this
morning. He will go as far as Ben
son on No. 10.
J. Henry Wood, the we'll known min
Ing man. came up from Sonora On the
Burro this morning. He will leave
fot Phoenix tonight.
M. r. Haas, representing Haas.
Baruch & Co., of Los Angeles, Is visit
Ing Tucson today.
(. ID. Elson. of Cananea came up on
the Burro today. He will leave for
Loa Angeles tonight.
G. Bender, travelling man from Kan
sas City. arrived fro mthe west this
me-, ming. 500
Mrs, l.. w. Barney, of Seattle. Wash
inCton, stopped over in Tucson yes
te'tay on her way to Nogales.
Fl. X. Street, the Benson cattle man,
arrived on the Burro this morning.
r. F. White, real estate dealer
f.om Douglas, Is in Tucson today.
-. A. Richardson, a we'll known at
tcrney from Nogales, made a short vis-
II 10 the city today. He returned home
this afternoon.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
'Chln6SG SmugQIGrS
Tru a New Route

1t Is rumorcd about town that par
ties who are engaged in smuggling
Chinese into this country have found
new road into this vicinity. That is,
they are experimenting with n new
avenue, so as to elude the vigilance
of The officers. They nave been in the
habit of coming into Tucson from the
suuth. But of late, they make de-
tpur Of the city and enter on the west,
along 'he hospital road. In this mar
ner tney hope to deceive the inspectors
and enter as old residents
Officers are not to be deceived by
this child play on their part. They
lave discovered the new move on the
part OF the conspiratOrs, and are pre-
pared to Illustrate any attempt that
might be made from that quarter.
The smuggling parties have found a
water hole on the desert west of town,
and are in the habit of camping near
by either at noon or over night. The
attempt to sneak into the city is then
made from this point. A few captures
may be looked for in the next few
da, = 1t has been some time since
any great captures were made.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
The Departed Wedge
OblIterdting Evidence

The upper wedge will soon be for
gotten. 1t disappeared yesterday as
II by magic. The remnants which
were standing at 6 o'clock yesterday
came down with a crash later In the
evening. The work was completed in
an incredibly short time. The city
has made record for promptness.
The officials have kept their word
Good ON every point.
To-day the work has been going
me0 lily on. The work was but begun
yes sterday The tedious part of the
Job had to be finished today. Coun-
Gilman Anderson and his gang were on
hand early this morning. and the
cleanup was begun All day the men
have been engaged In the work of
tearing up cement sidewalks, filling UP
Easements with "dobies," and carting
aay the timbers which were scattered
about In the work of demolition yes
terday
The wedge will soon take on the APP
pearance of an avenue. Superinten-
dent Anderson has been ON the ground
all day. and the work of grading was
| begun as soon as the debris was
!S'edEENA away OH Lic uppEA EtAA. h%
| fire hos was called into use and the
Easements were flooded SO as to make
the "dobies'' settle into solid mass.
| NJ. ]. Foster. the painter, took bet
>f so this morning that he be able to
drive a rubber-tired buggy over the
wedge before night. And IL looks this
afternoon as though he would win the
bet. The work of grading is beins
done with the same spirit that leveied
the building yesterday.
The improvement on Congress street
has called forth the admiration cf oil
the citizens. It Ia SO marked thai
people were surprised that the work
shcild have been deferred so long
Cor sress street looks like an avenue In
same city now, and not like an alley
In some burg,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
The Brewery Pr0pos7l
Looks More Hopeful

Tucson is to have a brewery. This
statement has been made so often that
people have become a little incredu-
lous. But there is more truth in 1t
tbs time than most people will be
willing to give it credit for.
II will be remembered that certain
Mr.. Kochler, of Davenport, Iowa, was
In the city about three weeks ago.
This gentleman was representing the
mcneyed interests in the proposed
brewery. The people behind the
s,''t me are capitalists of Davenport
and ST. Louis. Mr.. Koehler made a
thorough investigation OF this vicinity,
to determine whether or not the
scheme would be practicable. He ex-
amined proposed sites for the brewery,
and even estimated Tucson's ability to
consume beer. He returned to Daven-
port without saying word or dropping
hint as to whether his report would
b. favorable or not.
Tucson was in the dark until this
noi ming. Mr.. Koehier also had q
p actical brewery man with him while
he was here, and this gentleman, Mr..
ed Shaw, remained in the city when
Ne Koehler left Mr.. Shaw Is con-
nected with he San Antonio Brewing
company. OF San Antonio, Texas. This
morning he received a telegram from
the promoters In st. Louis, saying that
til y wished to confer with him on the
subject. He left on No. 10 this morn
ing but he assured all of his friends
that he would return shortly. HI
stated further that Mr.. Koehler wal
imr. essed with the prospects here. ant
TIA. Tucson could expect brewery al
no distant date.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07

Al :, o'ciLck this afternoon trains
Nos. . and 10 are reported on time.
1t Is said that the Naco bull fight will
equal any ever given In the City of
Mexico itself.
jose Valenzuela was held to await
the action Of the grand jury by Justice
Wilson. 1t will beremembered that
JJcse helped himself to guests roll
iE one OF the local hotels. The
amount stolen was $50. Jose squan
dered the money Sunday night.
Guadalupe Barron was arraigned be-
fore Justice Wilson this afternoon for
using vile and vulgar language Her
case will be heard tomorrow after
.oon.
Congi ess street was In a dust cloud
ali day long, but the business men AID
CT Aers made no complaint. ss the
good Aork had to go on.
=. F. Young, an obstreperous hobo,
appeared before the city recorder to-
cay. He was bad actor, and tried
lar dto create few minutes of a
rough house" People on the streets
last right were led to complain about
Young because OF his impudent de-
maaJs fer money. He seemed to like
tho city. so the recorder gave him If
teen days.
There viii be a meeting of the A. o.
t. w. this evening. Seven candidates
viii receive the third and fourth de-
gas.
]. Ii. Diffey died yesterday at 62 OFT
street. he was buried this morning
from kelly G. Henesseys parlors, the
Rev. Mr.. Gibbons officiating.
| Contractor Anderson was awarded q
cDntrect today to build a two-story
ouildinE on Congress street, formerly
MaiJen Lane. F. ]. Villaescusa In
tends to make the improvement. This
Is In line with the wedge removal. and
there Is more OF 1t to be announced.
Tourists who have a morbid desire
10 see bull fight will have grand
opportunity to witness the real thing
1T Naco ON the 18th and 18th or May.
@. A. Davis completed definite ar
rangements today with the Blanchard
venter Lyceum Bureau, OF Los An
geles. for lecture by DR.. Robert Nc.
Intyre at the Tucson Opera House
Wednesday. May IA. Orator Mcintyre
will give his new lecture, entitled
"Buttoned- Up People"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
w,ilsam shakespeare.

What point of morals. of manners o.
economy, of philosophy. OF religion OF
taste. OF the conduct of life. has he mol
settled What mystery has he not sig
piticd his knowledge of? What ounce
mr. function or district OF mans WORK
has he not remembered? What KING
bas he not taught state. as Ialma
taught Napoleon? What maiden ha.
not found him finer than her del'cacE
what lover has he not outlovedF MAJ
sore has he not outseenT what gen
tleman has he not instructed ID th'
r,deness of his behavior2-Ralph wal
do Emerson.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
The CITY NEWS
NPHRHGRnPnS.

~ ] Warren and w. II. Pyne, Of
e.. trapcisco, are In Tucson to-day.
-, warren has patented q new dry
aasber. which he claims will revolu-
,oni2e placer mining on a small scale.
ua says 1t will be q godsend to the
nrosnector who goes in search OF placer
soN and is unable TO carry a large
oytht.
The Tucson Building and Loan asso-
,is,iop held it's regular monthly meet
.ag last night,
George Stone Is freighting his s;'r.ig
:, Of wool In from his ranch today,
large freight outfits have been en-
rased in the work all day. About
tOo0 pounds OF wool were loaded on
,,s cars today. Mr.. Stone has been
regular shipper OF wool to San Fran
rso His sheep are In fine condi-
ton
Residents OF the city are complaining
n, the presence of eu unusual number
~ hoboes in the city. And they are
nN Il kid Of men who are anxious
IA amk. either. They rather prefer
rhand-out' to anything. Business
men say that they are touched" for
THE price" very often OF late. 1t
will he we'll for the residents OF the
ei,y to be more careful about their
doors at nights, and ieave the rest to
the police.
The seaside excursions on the
Southern Pacific were begun on May /
4 large number of Tucson people ief'
on the excursion this morning. They
are run on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS Many residents are pre-
paring to take trip 10 the coast iatei
On. The season Is not fairiy opened
AZ yet.
The Bisbee base ball team played tbs
Il Copper Queen nine hast Sunday and die
them IN brown. The score was "a Il
:. Tucson boys will have to train In
earnest II they expect to conquer Bis
n bee The nine is good one now
an seems TO be gaining strength ev
Il cry day.
.he case of N. II. Matas vs. Gust A
n Hon ct al. is being heard In the dis
n tric' court today. Emma A. Mile
4 filed two attachment suits against tn
& Ray Copper Mines, Limited, in the dis
trict court this afternoon. The cas-
Of Santiago Alnsu, administrator
acJitst the New Mexico and Arizon
N Railroad Co was continued for tn
telr.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
Her Coma0latloM.

AT a confirmation at Strnssburg the
bishop asked OF pretty soubrette the
usual question OF the Heidelberg cate.
chism:
what Is your only consolation in
life and death"
The neophyte blushed and hesitated,
The first question was repeated. and
then she stammered out:
''The young shoemaker in the next
street, London Tit-Bits.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
Parr and Erskine.

DIR. Parr on meeting Lord Chancellor
Erskine, with whom he was friendly
once said, "Erskine. mean to write
your epitaph when you die"
"Ooctor," answered the great lawyer.
.tt is almost a temptation to commit
suicide" .
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07

A grand concert will be given at the
Tucson Opera House on Wednesday
evening, May 21st, under the auspices
of st. Augustine's Catholic church, for
the benefit OF the music fund. 1t will
be under the direction OF Mrs. w. j..
Kirkpatrick and Mr.. T. F. Ryan, which
fact alone is a guarantee that there
is something good in store for the
public. 1t Is proposed to give cho-
ruses from oratoria, and selections
from Liza Lehman's Persian Garden"
which is a musical adaptation of the
Rubaiyat Of Omar Khayam.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
.rkat nia9urhNd Him.

Miggles-I hear you upset plate oil
soup on Miss Smiths gown at dinner
last night.
Wiggles-Yes. and 1t was a"tui'S
embarra You know 1t isn't pollte
10 ask for second plate OF soup.-Chi-
caro- News.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07

About May is DR.. H. A. Schell, the
optician will take q trip East and cover
differen. points In the Territory, to DO
gone for about three months. Call now
and have your eyes tested free, In or
DER to give him ample time to make
any necessary changes In glasses be-
fore he leaves.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
sW
wise at Last.

Stockson Bouds-Poor LambIey! he
never could get on the right side OF the
market.
Cutten Kewpons-Oh. but he has
been for the last three months or SO.
Stockson Bonds-I.eally? What
Cutten Kewpons-The outside. He's
ouit.-Philadelphi Press.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
WHAT THIN fOLKS NEED

Is a greater power of digesting and
assimilatlng food. For them DR..
Kings New Life Pills work wonders.
They tone and regulate the digestive
organs. gently expel all poisons from
the system. enrich the blood, improve
appetite, make healthy flesh. Only
25c at all druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07

ELI Grim has returned to his old sta
tion as porter on the Burro. after an
absence of three years. He Is one o.
tho most obllging porters ever put on
the run, and is known by all the pa
irons of the route.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07

Neglected colds make fat grave
yards" DIR. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to hap
py, vigorous old age.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
RAFFLE.
BLACK PADDY.

The great PAGER, with a record OF
LOS for half mile at Phoenix: valued
TAT $500; new rubber tired buggy and
Harness. Chances / cent to $4.25.
For particulars apply TO
r. d. WOODELL,
At Club Stables.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-07
SLOT MACHINES FOR SALE.

Slot machines, card and trade ma
chimes OF every description for sale or
.ented on commission. Out OF town
orders given prompt attention. Cor
respondence solicited. Pease Novelty
Co. ONCE and salesroom 344 South
Myer. Tucson, Arizona. Telephone
o121