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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
PHONE WIRES TO BE BURIED
In Business District All Will Be Put
Under Ground This Year.

ID. S. Murray of the telephone company
notified the board of public works yes
terday that IL is the intention of the COM
pany 10 place under ground this year
all the telephone wires In the business
section of the city.
The matter came up through the re-
quest on the part Of the company 10
place a sub-cOnduit along the alley next
10 the Cullen hotel, 10 enable the COM
pany 20 make connections with the build
iugs in that block ln explaining the re-
quest, which was granted. Mr.. Murray
wrote the board IN part as follows.
81 desire 20 state that we propose TO
put under ground during the year 1903
all of the wires i'm the business district
of the city and take down the overhead
wires AT the present time we have main
conduits I'm the streets, and now IL IS
necessary for as to get into the interior
Of the blocks I'm order 90 reach subscrib-
ers from the underground conduits and
this is the first Of seVeral. requests that
viii come 90 YOU later along
The board decided to advertise today
for palm house. green house and heat
ing plant FOR Liberty park not 20 cost
more than $500. The former plans for a
$500 addition 10 the present green house
were rejected by the council. on the
recommendation Of the board. because Il
was thought a decidedly more desirable
building could be secured for a little more
money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
HOUSE PASSES
SHELTER BILL
Farmers May Recover For Crop
Damages From Fumes.
WAS A LIVELY CONTEST
MEASURES PASSED AT LAST
EVENINGS SESSION.

The question Of the smelters VS.. the
farmers came up again in the house
last evening, and this time the farm
ers won by a narrow margin
The bin Of Bishop McRae Of Granger,
providing that farmers may recover for
losses 20 crops due 20 smelter fumes,
/ was the bone of contention. The orig
inal bin called for treble damages. This
/ was amended 10 make it double dam
ages. but the measure failed. The sub
stitute (hOuse bin 1879 provided for ac-
tual damages, cost and reasonable at
/ tOrney fees.
I There was some opposition on the
/ part of Evans Barrett and Morris. who
said some of The farmers. instigated
/ by attorneys, were trying 10 hold up
/ the smelters. THE mining industry
amounts TO more than an the farming
interests In this state" averred Bar
/ rett
This aroused the farmers. who COM
| bated the statement
Rollcal on the bill resulted as fol-
lows.
Aye-Brink, Cahoon. Chapman. Col
/ ton, Coulter Fishburu, Hamin. Has
[ lam, j. ii. Johnson, Lee. Luther, Nc
/ Farland, McKlnnon, McRae, Nash, Pc
| terson, Redd. Richards. Robson, Smith,
Tietjen, Watts, White, Wilson, Hull
"a
Nays-Adams, Anderson. Barrett,
Child, Condor, Done. Evans. Han, Nor
I ris, Merrill. Stewart, StOker-12.
/ Absent and not votiug-Austin, Haw-
| ley. J. =. Johnson. Metcalf. MolyneuX,
{ Nash, Roberts. Spry, StOne-9.
r.HH HHn.-
Senate bill 80. making county sheriffs
livestock inspectors, 10 prevent the
shipping OF stolen stock.
Senate bill 1872. by Barber, forbidding
the unauthorized borrowing Of horses
/ or other property.
Senate bin lS1, by Gardner requiring
/ the collection of personal property
/ taxes within ten days after assess
ment I'm case the owner has no real
estate in the county.
Senate bill 1lG by BenniOn, providing
[ that nOtaries public must file copies of
their commissions with clerks Of dis
I trict courts.
Senate bill 1875. relating to transitory
I civil actions rising outside the state.
Senate joint resolution, by BenniOn,
asking the president to protect recent
| lOcators of gilsOnite claims.
Senate bill 1876. by joint conference
committee, providing for the levy of a
/ poor tax by counties.
/ Senate bin 200 creating the Office Of
state chemist
The following were killed;
House bill 90. by Done, providing for
l the purchase of a building site for the
State Historical society.
House petition 90 from the state ir-
rigation congress, for Se,0OO for subse-
quent congresses.
House bill 49, by Hamlin, relating to
the collection of taxes from car COM
panies.
House bills 90 and Jas. by Hamlin.
providing for the payment Of taxes in
installmeuts.
House bin 1856 by Redd. TO reimburse
San Juan county for criminal prosecu-
tiOns.
House joint resolution, by Tietjen, re-
lating 90 the ST. Louis exposition.
The house cOncurred in the senate
amendments TO house bill 181, by HAM
lin (by reQuesD. relating % the serv-
ice Of summons from justice courts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
CONTEST IN ORATORY.
Medals Won by Louise Madison
and John Jensen.

aIA uo4lA acAAaEAs
A gold medal orat0rial contest un-
der the auspices of the Sons and
Daughters of the Revolution was
held at the West side High school yes
terday afternoon. A number of the
young men and women In the upper
classes with OratOrical ability met IN
the contest. The honOrs among the boys
We're carried of by John Jensen,
and the medal for the young women
was won by Miss Louise Madison.
Two medals were presented. one by
the sons Of the Revolution and one
by the Daughters of the Revolution.
At %. IN. the programme COM
meuced. The exercises were held in
the assembly room, which was dec
GRATED appropriately with the national
cOlors. The room was allied with the
students OF the upper grades, patrons
of the school and members of the two
societies giving The contest The ef-
forts of the students were received
with much evidence of enthusiasm and
] appreciation on The part of the audi
ence. The programme of the after
noon was splendid in every detail and
the orations of the students bespoke
. no little ability on their part
Charles Atkinson, member Of the
sons or the Revolution, was chosen
chairman for the occasion and intro
duced the programme with q few ap-
prOpriate remarks. The programme
was as follows: Piano solo, Will Bate
man; orauons, What Constitutes Our
Nation" Mehring Eardley; Thrilling
events of the Revolution NJ Louise
Madison. THE Farmer Heroes Of the
Revolution" Dale Pitt; Our RevOlu-
tiOnary Friend" Nellie LOback;
'WashingtOn's Monument" John Jen-
sen; 'The Spirit of 1876 and the Amer
lean People Mildred OFT. American
Patriotism" Frank Fisher. York
town and What 1t Has Meant" Louise
r. BascOm: Three Heroes: Statesman.
General. Soldier" George Barratt;
Revolutionary Helpers" Eva Dix;
AN Ideal Patriot" A. Fairchild Sher-
man; violin solo. Roy Williams
At the close of the programme the
iudges-Mrs George Bacon ID. H..
Christensen and Prof G.. NJ. Marshall
awarded the girls medal TO Miss Lou
Use Madison, and the boys prize 10
John Jensen. The programme closed
by all singing America"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
Governor SIGNS Bills.

Governor Wells sent word 10 the
house last evening that he had APP
proved the following House bill 40,
By Austin, revising the bureau of sta
TASTES law: house bin 81. by Cotton.
the curfeW law, house bills lf6 and l4L
by Spry. raising the salaries Of SUI
preme and district judges; house bill
142. by Condor. giving the state board
o. health greater powers ia enforcing
quarantine; house bin 135, by Done,
forbidding the employment of teachers
afflicted with infectious diseases; house
bin 161, by Spry repeating the law
providing for filling vacancies on the
board d. UardOns.
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one TrriEation 81 Killed.

The house quietly rejected the Bar
Der irrigation district bin last even
ing. The measure went first 10 the
committee on irrigation. Austin and
others opposed IL because a majority
vote of the people ia any proposed irri-
cation district would be sufficient TO
force the organization and bonding OF
the district They wanted the votes
or an acreage basis. senator Barber
would not agree 10 this, and the COM
mittee reported against the bill The
sitting committee thereupon recon-
mended killing the measure. and this
was promptly done.
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business and suffering they cause. Hap
pincss as we'll as health is restored 10
the woman whose diseased condition Is
cured BY the use Of DR.. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription.
After eight years Of suffering and two
truitess operations, three months use of
Favorite Prescription restored Mrs.
Moser TO perfect health. This great
remedy for woman's ills, establishes
regularity, dries weakening drains, heals
Inflammation ard liberation and cures
female weakness.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser
zoos large pages, ii paper covers, is sent
free on receipt of n oue-cent stamps tc
P-y eTPeuse Of mailing ORig Address
Dr.. Il. v. Pierce, Buffalo, II. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
THREE COAL MINERS KILLED.

Pontiac HIS March 13.-Three men
were killed and fourteen severely injured
last night by an explosion of fire damp
IN the mine of the Cardiff Coal company
The dead are.
John McCloskey. Joseph Huettan. Serei
AZOfinO
The miners at the mouth Of the shalt
were awakened by the explosion and
rescued the injured and removed the
dead bodies from the mine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
school 81 - Through.

Senate bin l97. hy the committee on
education. requiring free textbooks in
cities. came back from the senate at
the request of the house Done ok
planned that he had misunderstood the
measure when he had asked the house
the day before to Kin 20. He asked that
the action iu rejecting the measure be
rescinded and the bill passed. This was
done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
THEY CAME TODAY.
Critics Cordially Invited.

Another carload Of those really fine
Hobart NJ. Gable pianos just unlocked.
Medium IN price yet high grade in
quality. To be sold on our easy pay
ment plan. There is something about
their sweet, rich tone and splendid
construction that critics greatly enjoy.
Just see them for yourself is all we
ask. For tuning telephone 1856 u.
VANSANT e CHAMBERLAIN,
81 Main street. directly OPP. L. c. NJ. /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
COAL OPERATORS ACQUITTED.

Chicago. March 13.-Judge Chetlain
today instructed the jury On the trial
Of the Indiana coal operators 20 bring
I'M "A verdict of not guilty
The jury was then discharged. The
court held that if there was any viO-
la-i0n OF the law by operators il was a
violation of the interstate law and not
of the statutes of Illinois. Such be-
ing the case. the federal jury must try
the case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14

so "a g. H|H NN.aa O. IT'D a
a pleasant word d
anyone was almost
impossible
rI had two opera
lions performed by
ofthc most skilled
surgeons Of the West
bit did not get relief
T en- against my
doctor strict orders.
7 commenced taking
Dr. pirrce's Favoritc
Prescription aud
Golden Medical Dis
C0vcry. and also fol-
lowed the advice
given in the Common
sense Medical ADJ
viseT
"I continued this
treatment for three
months. and 90 dav
am as healthy and
well ns q woman can
De- 7 cauuot thank
Doctor Pierce enough
Tor his kiud letters
% me
Womanly dis
eases, as q rule,
spoil the "disposi-
ton" because Of
the evfreue nerr-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
PIUTEs GET TOGETHER.
Smoke Pipe Of Peace-Appropriatioa
Bill Passes.

White and the Piute senator got to-
gether during the evening and agreed
on a compromise settling their night
over the distribution of the road APP
preparation, as follows
Marysvale 10 Kimberley. 600
Marysvale TO unction............. 25O
Junction TO ircleville............. 2JO
Grass Valley canyon, near otter
creek reservoir ......,............ 500
This was attached TO the Dill and
adopted
After the house had acted upon the
conference committee report White
arose:
81 wish 20 thank the members Of this
house said he, for the loyal way they
have stood by one OF their number in
the recent night among the Piutes."
The conference committee on the APP
preparation committee. besides recon-
mendlng the Piute compromise, report
ed I'm favor of giving the $1,000 extra
to the penitentldry for guards and OF
SO. 900. a compromise between the sem
ate's S55 600 and the houses $50 900 for
the Mental hospital. The house adopt
ed the report and passed the bill as
amended
Word came that the senate had re-
fused 20 concur In that portion of the
conference report giving $4,000 10 the
Mental hospital A motion for an
other conference was voted down. Mer-
rill moved TO yield 20 the senate. Aus
tin opposed this, but the house over
ruled him. and passed the bill, leaving
the appropriation $4,000
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Cahoon Entartains Clerks.

Representative J. W. Cahoon wife
and daughter entertained at dinner at
the Vienna last evening Miss Phyllis
Lynch. Estella Smith aud Cora Snyder.
committee clerks, CHIEF Clerk II. l..
Cummings. Minute Clerk S. 7. Clawson.
Docket Clerk a. j. Tocne and Engross-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
- Rasolntion -.

The senate concurrent resolution en-
dorsing women's suffrage viii not stay
dead Several women lObbied for II
after it ives killed by the house sitting
committee. and last evening Richards
moved that 10 be brought back from the
senate. The motion carried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14

Ine following dis were passed Dy
the senate last evening:
III. d. 1S6, establishing redemption
fund 20 redeem territorial warrants
Fl. b. l66. legally establishing the
bounds OF state highways
III. b. l6o for uniform tabulatiou of
tax returns by state auditor.
IL. 3. 66. anti-cigarette bill; senate
c0ncurrCi in house amendments.
IT. b. So, Haslam barber bill, recon
sIdeTed by vote OF 10 TO 3 and recalled
from house
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ing Clerk Norman G.. Allen. The din
ner was a compliment to the way in
which these officials Of the house have
performed their duties.
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To say a pleasant
word to anyone was
almost impossible"

~ was troubled with female weakness for
eight years; and suffered more than can tel. p
writes MRS. Gust. Moser of Ovando Deerlodge
Co., Mont. q My disposition was affected 10 such
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-14
State Insane Asylum.

General maintenance .............
improvements ANA repairs ......
New buildings. removal OF Cu-
cheering plant purchase of
two new boilers. two dynam0s.
pipes and labor .-................
Completion of tW1 detached
wards .-....s- -s-r.. .-.-.-..... ..
Completion of ventilation of main
nHlltiNk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r........
Combination draw-p.ate oven for
bakery ...- .......--..-. .-.........
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State Board Of Health.

.-l.tr OF rLritu-ltpucI .------s--- l-alH tN
43i,ise rent -....---.. ~ 5 %
contingent expenses ........-...-. o.o90 U
State Board Of Horticulture.
Maintenance of the experiment
farm in southern Utah ......... 12.0o0 %
D. A. g. N. Society.
Operating expenses. awards and
pit mipms TOT presentation 70
state fairs .....-........----..---.. 1900 %
New buildings and Improvement
of grounds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000 90
State Board Of Education.
Printing circulars and diplomas.
Tor compensation OF assistant
examiners and clerks and for
u-FeAng expenses .....-.....-.- Loo Jj
State Board Of Examiners.
Rent OF state offices ......4...-.. 5000 90
contingent expenses ...--......-.. 900 60
maintenance ana care of capitol
E2peases Arizona strip neeotia-
lion .,....,... 49,. '.'F 80. 500 90
Printing and binding The laws Of
legislature ........ -. 100 90
Jaxgay.rs statements 80. 'e 15oo 90
Binding The revised STATUTES Of
ltdA ...-..,t .--..--- .--....- 5000 80 tJ
Utah silk Commission
General maintenance ............. 5000 00
salary of secretary ........,....... 1850 Oj
Sheep Commission.
Commissioner and deputies ...... 6l01 90
State Bonds.
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APPROPRIATION
BILL is PASSED
Both Houses Finally Agree on
All Items.
TOTAL AMOUNT Sl,528,OO0
LEGISLATURE WILL ADJOURN
AFTER GOVERNOR APPROVES.
TOTAL AMOUNT $I,528,OOO

The biennial state appropriation bin
was passed by both houses of the legis-
lature at a late hour last risht The
bin Is the last Important measure be-
fore the body, which viii adjourn TO-
night after the governor has disposed
OF the appropriations. The eXpecta-
ton is that several items viii be vetoed
by the executive. AS passed the bin
arpropriates state funds 10 the extent
OF Sl.52S co., Bills appropriating over
100000 in addition have been passed at
different times during the session.
Following is the measure, covering
expenditures by state departments for
This and next year.
S. b. No. lSS. by slr. Lewis. an act max
ing appropriations for general purposes.
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State Board Of Corrections

General maintenance ............. 8
Gratuities 90 discharged c0uviets
Insurance buillugs improve
ments. repairs. etc..-....-........
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OnC-hdif OF the cost of revising
and preparing maps and plats
Tor assessors office ............
Dne-hai of tie salaries of c0un-
ty assessors and county treas
urers and their deputies and as
sistauts ........ ........ ..........
Redemption FUND 90 take up bond
iaer. NJ IEfH
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Counties Of the State.
UniVersitV ii -

For payment of juror and Wit
ness certificates issued by tue
district courts lu criminal cases
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tAtANNE tue lNrlllr liiIlAAtu ll lllr lcEl1-
latiye expense appropriation are the fol-
lowing,
To Cooperative Furniture COM
pIuy, Tor furniture and mating
lthis Is Senator Williams COM
psnyl.......r ........ .......-. .......S A 50
To DesercJ News, for printing
daily minutes Observation-Disclosures. 4,6l0 Cd
To star Printing company. Tor
printing state reports ............ 1852 90
To Tribune job Printing company
for printing bills .-..-............... 4. 80 %
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Maintenance OF school of arts
and sciences. school of mines
and normal school -.-...........
Apparatus. books. chemicals and
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.Gencral maintenance and awards
National Guard of Utah.

Salary OF ldiUiaut general ........
General maiuienauce. C1mpeusa
tiou-. contingent and au other
expenses ........ ......... .......... .
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Fish and Game Commissioner.

Salary ... Observation-Disclosures. 900
Travelling and contingent cN-
peuSes . Observation-Disclosures. flI
Special deputy fish ana game
wardens %. ..........-............. 1000
Superintendent of fish hatchery. l.2lD
Assistant superintendent fish
hatchery . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
4. Sub-hatChug stations al Fish
and Pangultch lakes ............ 1000
Repair of dam and Improvement
of grounds at Burrist0n state
fish pond OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ... 500
For purchase of eggs, distribu-
tIOn OF FRY. construction OF
ponds. equipment and improve
ment of state fish hatchery 90. 1909
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ConLngenl - ...............
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State Coal Mine inspector

Salary .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4W
Travelling and contingent cX-
pruera .s .. 4--..-.... .-.--....-. lu
Compensation and mileage for
board of examiners of mine
fOremcu o.. Observation-Disclosures. 81
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Agricultural College.
Dumb and Blind.

General maintenance ..............
Repairs, Improvements. books
and apparatus --..--.-............
New shop building. machines
and electrical power ............
School for the blind ..............
steam heating plant ..............
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So Bureau Il statisficI.

salary on commissioner ....-..... gCu
clerical and contingent expenses 500
State Land Commissioners.
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State Board Of Equalization.

Salary Of members .--..-...-..... 6.l01 UO
Travelling and contingent cX-
peuses. clerical assistance ..... 5000 ODD
Secretary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go 05
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-10

capital offense, be put to death"
Surgeons Jared almost as ILL IF a
physician makes an operation with the
knife and kills his patient, or opens a
tumor with the knife and thu. eye
is destroyed, then his hands
shall be cut off" The con dilions
were infinitely prescribed. One of the
provisions for divorce reads as follows:
IF man deserts his home and runs
away, and his wife then goes to another
mans house, if he comes back and seeks
to recover his wife, then because he had
deserted his home and fled away the
wife OF the deserted is not required to
go back to her husband" The code
also fixes wages by the day and by the
year. The case of Sarah and Hagar is
covered in this article: IF any one
takes wife, and she gives her maid to
her husband, and the maid bears child
rem, and thereupon claims equality with
her mistress since she has borne him
children. the master can not sell her
for money but the mistress shall reduce
her to slavery and shall count her
among the rest of the maid-servants."
DR.. William Hayes Ward, editor of
the hide pendent, says of the discovery:
"Hammurabi lived in the century
24OO-2300 B. c. He is, beyond much
question, the 'AmrapheA, King OF
Shinar,' of Genesis IA. He was Sem
lite, of race that very probably en-
tered the fertile land of Shinar, or
Sumer, the lower Chaldea, from Arabia,
and had long before gained a temporary
victory over the native race. Before
the discovery Of this wonderful Ham,
murabi code we had just enough of his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-10
MINISTER IN A DIVE.
New York Clergyman Disrobed In an
Immoral Resort.

New York Clergyman Disrobed In an
immoral Resort.
New York, Jan. 10.--Without any
embarrassment the Rev. William d.
Chipp told on the witness stand before
Justice Smith in the supreme court
today how he had registered at ia
maica dance hall with a woman not MS
wife. This minister is about 80 years
old and is member of the Reformed
church, but at present is without q
charge. He testified that in March of
1901 he went to Meegans dance han
with a soubrette and the two went to
a room and registered as man and
wife.
The clergyman was called as wit
ness in a case brought by the state
department Of excise against the FL
deity and Casualty company OF New
York to recover a bond Of 5000. The
defendant company went on the bond
for William Meegan who was sentenced
to a year in the penitentiary for keep
ing a disorderly house at Jamaica,
L. /.
The Rev Mr.. Chip. who then lived
at Woodhaven in his testimony said
that when he and the woman entered
the room the two disrobed, ordered two
bottles Of beer and then. satisfied that
the law was being violated, departed
He did it in the interests of the COM
munity, he testified. The justice or
dered the jury to bring in verdict for
the plaintiff in the full amount.