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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25

A party of the most distinguished
Knights Temp1ar who ever visited the
United States will pass through Salt
Lake next Tuesday, Aug. so, on their
way from England 10 attend the
twenty ninth triennial conclave of
Knights Templar to be held in san
Francisco Sept. to .. Tie party will
include TT. Hon. The Earl Of Euston,
NJ E., man possessing a long list of
titles, Charles Fitzgerald Matter,
Thomas Fraser, y. J. Thomas, Rev.
c. E. L. Wright, T. p. DOrman and
Abraham WOodiwiss.
The party is travelling from Chicago
to San Francisco in the private car
of President Stickney of the Chicago,
Great Western railway. They viii be
in charge of J. =. Elmer, general pas
Senger agent for the road, himself
thirty second degree Mason. He viii
play the part of host to the distin
guished foreigners on the trip 10 and
from San Francisco
At the head of the party is Colonel
the Rt. Hon. Henry James, earl Of
Euston. colonel commandant of the
First Volunteer battalion Northamp-
tonshire regiment, deputy lieutenant
for the county of Suffolk, justice Of the
peace for the counties Of Suffolk and
Northampton, provincial grand master
and grand superintendent for North
ampton and Huntingdon, grand mas
ter and knight grand cross Of lie
United Order of the Temple and Hos
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
Notice to Contractors.

Office of the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City. August 18th. 1904
Sealed proposals will De received at
this office until clock p m. " eonss-
grading. curling and paving South TEN
nIe street from State street TO Seventh
East street according TO plans ana spec
ificatiOnS in the city Engineer offce-
The approximate quantities OF work TO
be done are as follows:
Grading excavation $4,000 Gu yds.
Grading. embankment. 5000 Gu. yds-
Stone curbiug, 2f-inch. $50 lin. II.
Stone CurbinE. 20-inCh. $50 lin IT.
Stone curbing cut to special radii, so
lin. IT.
Cement curb and gutter. 500 lin f.
Stone block pavement 500 Sc yds-
Asphalt pavement $50 So yds-
Cement sidewalk pavement, &stD Sd u
Cement gutter along curb. 5000 liz r.
Cement gutter inside curb, $50 lin. #
CuIverts with concrete covers. 90 lin-
It.
CuIverts with REINFORCED concrete COW
ers - lin. II.
Culverts with cast iron covers. 4 coo lin
IT
concrete covers. 10
AshIar faced rubbie wall. or Ashlar
faced concrete walls. $50 On. yds
Concrete footing for walls. 100 Gu yds-
Stone coping .0fG lin f.
Stone steps. 200 sd #
Stone cheeks for stone steps, 30 In IT.
Concrete steps, 2100 So II
Concrete cheeks for concrete steps go
Instructions to bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract AMI
bond can be obtained upon application at
the office Of the board of pubic works
or city engineer
Tire right is reserved to reject any and
all bids
E 4. WALL Chairman
GEORGE ". SNOW, City Engineer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
PENSION OFFICE REPORT.
An Unexpected Balance of Nearly
Two Millions.

Washington. Aug. 24--Tne annual
REPORT of Pension Commissioner Ware.
covering TIT fiscal year ended june
80. 1904. was made public today By TIE
acting secretary Of the interior. Tn
report shows that during the year
TIE cost of maintaining the pension
system of the government has been
S144741. TS7. @The appropriation for this
purpose was S146. ISL. 296, leaving an un-
expended balance of si.106.5e0
During the year 1874 persons were
added to and 9151 dropped from the
pension list.
The report refers TO the order issued
BY the commissioner March Il last. IN
which age is made an evidence of dis
ability and says that III the three aud
half months of It's operation only y
per cent or 2S.S06 out of the 317,3o4
pensioners, have asked for iucreaSe
under its terms. The report says The
order Introduces no new principle. and
Is in the direct line Of economy as IL
is certainly IN the line OF precedent.
Less than per cent Of the apprOpria-
ton of 81 500. 900 was used to pay
claimants under the order. the balance
being turned back into the treasury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
THOUSANDS ATTEND BUTCHERS AND
GR0CERS' BARBECUE OUTING AT LAGOON

oy George r. Newman chairman. roasted
aid basted just 3.636 pounds of beef while
close by helpers saw that 2.003 pounds
Of bread were sliced for use
At O'Clock the big feed commenced
tempting dish-at least 1900 to 5000 men
omen and children found it so. For
three hours the cooks were kept busy
with smoking handouts. and at the
end Of that time with the end nearly it,
sight, the barbecue was pronounced the
success of. the day. The fire which
cooked nearly two tons of meat was
started. at O'Clock TUESDAY night.
Practically ever butcher shop and
grocery in Salt Lake Of any consequence
tut uD CLOSED today" signs and let tho
employees attend the gathering. During
the day minor snorting contests were
participated IN. while in the evening there
was dancing. The majority of the salt
IsaISeTs did not leave for home until the
iSttc siylt trains
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
CITY Council of Salt Lake City Of the
intention oE such council TO make the
following described improvements. to-wit.
Gradhi-. curbiuE paving on Canyon
road from STATE street TO Second street
in Paving District No % and defTay the
cost and expense thereof estimated ar
six thousand two hundred seven and
17-1GQ IS 2Gl-I1 dollars. or SIX and t--l1ae
local assessment upon the lots or pieces 81
Sround within the following described dis
fricr being the district 10 be affected or
benefited by SAID Improvement namely
AN Of lois 4 and g block . plat, II -
Salt lake CITY survey. and part of the
southwest quarter OF section 81. township
I north range east salt Lake base ard
meridian described as follows.
beginning fS12l feet north and mort IL
So degrees. II minutes cast. 35oQ feet from
The stone street monument at tie inter
section of state and First streets. run
ming thence north 50 degrees. 81 minutes
east 49, feet thence north s. degrees
81 minutes east G7.3 feet. thence NORTH
- degrees 81 minutes cast pos feet thence
rorth II degrees y minutes east 1af feet
thence north 152l5 feet.
All protests ana objections to the carry
ing ont IF such intention must De pre-
serted in writing to the city recorder OH
OF before the eth Gay Of September 1891
il n-iH hear and consider such protests
and objections IS may be made thereto
BY order of the City Council 81 salt
lake CITY Lta1-
Dated May . 1891
J. s CRITCUT0SV-
Paving extension No. L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
RURAL RUSSIA
WILL REJOICE
Better Order of Things by Grace
of the Gar.
CHRISTENING OF The HEIR
JEWS AND FINNs WERE NOT
FORGOTTEN.
CHRISTENING OF The Hell

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 24.--The christ
ening OF the heir to the Russian throne
took place this morning at the enureh
Of the Peterhof palace with imposing
ceremonies. A procession Of silded
coaches accompanied the infant prince
from the Alexandra villa TO the
church After the metropolitan OF 81
Petersburg had administered the sac
rament to the heir the emperor IN
vested the latter with the insignia OF
the order OF ST. Andrew Immedideel
thereafter the ringing of church bells
and the firing of q salute of 10l guns
announced the completion OF the cere-
mony.
Both Peterhof and ST. PetersburS
are lsvishly decorated There VIII 0e
Examinations tonight
The empress. left her bed yesterday
for the first time since the birth OF
her son Both she and the infant ar
IN excellent health The heir wei9h'
about ten and One-haH pounds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
HOW BRIGHAM STREET SUNFLOWERS
HELP TO ADVERTISE SALT LAKE

dences IL salt Lake. These plants viii
demonstrate to these visitors the richness
of the Utah soil. Strangers viii naturally
public highways tremendous crops can be
r iscd f. the fields with proper Cultiva-
tion
The plants are permitted 10 grow as
close IS possible to the street car track
in order that visitors MAJ know that
they are gCuuiuC-that artificial sun
flowers are not being palmcd off on them.
They car reach out OF the car windows
aud get samples Of the vegetation and
take them homo with them. There is
another good point about this. BY confln-
ing this rank growth to the SPACE be-
tween the street car tracks and the drive
way traffic IS not interfered with. there
IS never a blockade and people may come
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25

Nearly I0eo Salt Lakers and about SO
pc rsons from Ogden combined yesterday
TO make the butchers and grOcers' picn y
che of the largest outings ever held a.
Lagoon The &hrongs of butchers in
"a hite coats and aprons and the grocery
men were swelled by thousands Of friends
who poured in on every train
The balloon ascension the ball game,
tie bowling match and picturesque BIZ
fecue were all features that made every
minute interesting. The balloon ssc5u-
sion and parachute drop were successful
y made. The ball. game between local
enthusiasts drawn from the ranks Of the
butchers and grocers and "A similar nine
from the Junction city went off with no
little snap The local men. however. OUT
batted and outfielded their opponents 70
The tune OF II to >
In a great furnace which had been
heating for twenty-foUr hours the mem
be rs of the barbecue committee, headed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
SATOLLI REACHES HOME.
Cardinal Charmed by His VISIT to the
United States.

Rome. Aug. 24.-Cardinal SatolH and
his partr arrived here today from Ma
pies. The cardinal returns TO Rome
not only satisfied. but charmed by mis-
visit to the United States, where he
said, from one corner 10 another.
everywhere. I was received with great
respect and the most cordial hospital
ity from all classes of the people.
Catholics and nOn-Catholics alike
He spoke OF the Philippine exhibit at
the St Louis exposition and added.
While / feel for America a degree
of affection and gratitude which ac-
company me throughout my life, I
must say that today the United States
have delicate and grave task to
perform before the civilized world
namely. TO educate the Filipinos TO a
new social and political life, rendering
them more advanced in economic pros
Derity.f
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ORGAN RECITAL TODAY.-An organ
recital viii be given att the Tabernacle
this afternoon by ]. J. Mcclellan. A
classical prOgra NINE viii be rendered
Doors close at 30
THREE PASS EXAMINATION.-Of
the five applicants for pharmacy Ger
tificates. three men, c. Z. Chestnut of Salt
Lake, Harry COOmbs Of Salt Lakt and ].
T. Davis of Ogden, passed the examina-
ton. held Tuesday by the state board OF
pharmacy.
NEW MERCANTILE FIRM.-Tbe Cul-
llmOre Mercantile company has filed ar
ccles OF Interpolation with the county
clerk The capital stock Is 5000. divided
into 1000 shares The officers are. Pres
l0ont and director. William &. Patrick,
vIce president. secretary and directoE,
Wallace 4. Castletou. treasurer and iii
rector Albert L. CuIlimOTe.
RELATED CELEBRATIONS.-A be
lated Fourth Of July celebration took
J ace at Brauting's store. Fourth East
md Seventh South streets. about 1G.m
Wednesday night. While Andrew Jacob
son, a butcheE employed IN the store, was
filling his ice box he was startled by a
IsYFotechntc display In an unknown
manner a quantity of fireworks which
remained in stock had become iguiteI
end began firing projectiles in all direC-
tiOps- Prompt action and a few buckets
of water ended the display without SER
Gus damage to the store or its contents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
JOHNSON FOR SENATOR.
Piute County Man Likely to be Nom
mated.

Richficid. Aug. 24.-The senatorial cor
tention viii meat in this city Aug. . t.
place in nomination candidate for state
senator The sentiment 50 far seems 10
r. in favor of Senatvr Willis johnson. of
into county for reelection Mr. Johnson
has his own county for him. and probably
q majority Of SEWER delegates viii sup
port him
Wayne county viii come TO the con
yenfiou pledged tol1ames MeeHs of thae
county II Meeks gets Garfield county :
support the fight viii be a lively one and
no dos-ht very warnl-
J. NJ. Boiitho of Rchfield Is spoken OF
IS 2 dark horse and If neither Johnson
- Meeks should be able TO land the
nomination IL may fall 10 Mr. Bolitho.
The Republicans Of this county convene
in Richfield Sent. for tho purpose Of
ia ming a county ticket
There r. geing to be lively contest To-
all the nomiffa tons. as all the aSpirants
claim TO have some strong backing. and
II IS very likely that some of the turn
oOwns viii go away with a very bad
ste in their mouths.
The Democrats have not yet taken any
action In this county. Chairman IL n
Hayes has just returned from trip
through The Yellowstone park and WI
tndeavor to- Eet some of the party work
eTs together soon and call a county con-
MENTION.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25

People who do not understand the stu
alton have been inclined TO poke fun al
TIL. large sunflowers and other Ornamental
plants that nod and bend in every breeze
~. B~i~han1 street these beautiful sum
mer DAYS 1t will surprise people in less
fashionable parts of the city TO learn that
sCne OF these ornamental plants tower
s,g,ve tae street cars between state anu
Third East streets. The surprise VIII oc
all the greater when it is learned that 10
slrecjaI care is taken Of them bE the
street car compa ny. and that they nave
rot been watered once during the entire
sumner.
,,ts.,ts should be cut down and hauled
away Others consider this demand VIZ
reasonable They argue that all, TIE
Knights TemDlar and cther prVthlnSE
visitors in the CITY will ride out on big
nam street TO see the most beautiful resi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
City Council of Salt Lake City o. the
intention of such council 10 make the fol-
lowing described Improvement. te-Wit-
Extending and laying sewer l2ISret on
Canyon road from Second street 10 Ihlr0
street and on Third street from Canycn
road to a. street. in Sewer District
Nc. / and defray the cost and eNpense
thereof. estimated Al one thousand IiEs
hundred seventy-twO and 1890 tsl-et-lAl
o. linear foot. by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces Of ground within zee
following described district. DelnE the us
r7sc1 to be affected or benefited by sald
Improvement. namely
Fronting on Third street.
All of lots and 4. block q,
Al OF lots and 2 block 43 Dlat-"D.
All Of lots s. 9 and 10 and the east 100
feet Of lot Z block g.
All of lots and 2 block { plat 81
Fronting on Canyon road:
All OF lots 4 and Z. block ) pat Il
Salt Lake City survey, and
Part OF section 81. township I norVhs
range east. Salt Lake base and meridian,
described a. follows
Commencing 5.97 feet south and zoo
a. the intersection Of second SoEseL 40
feet thence northeasteTly 96. s. feet
All protests and objections to the carry
Ing out of such intentlon must be pre-
sented in writing to the city recor7sT eo1 or
before fbe 6th dav of September, 1905 be-
fn.- the time set by said ceuncn wien IL
will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made tnereso-
BY order ~ the City Council OF SAT-
Lake City Utah.
J. S. CRITCHTOW.
City Recorder-
Sewer Extension No. 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25

Is delegates, the mayor Of each city may
appoint one delegate and ON .sdeitfonaf
delegate for each 1908 inhabitanrs. but no
eltE can nave more tnsn ten delegates.
Each county IN the United Eta1es may
appoInt ono delegate through its executive
officer and every business organization
may appoint one delegate and an addi-
tionai delegate for every fifty members.
but no organization can have n9ere than
ten delegates. The governors OF states
ana territories. members OF congress and
Cx-presidents OF the Commercial congress
are 'ex-officio members with ali privileges
OF delegates except those of voting. Last
Years session of the congress was held
iu Seattle. Wash IN Angus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
KING GETS 1T AGAIN
Legal Drunk Feels Weight OF
''BigStiCk" in City Po-
lice Court.

Woe. woe to the legal drunkard Tom
King must stay in Jail. Judge Diehi has
decided that Jag S a lag for a. that"
It's 10 the latticed preserves for thirty
long DAYS for Tom IT IS openly hintcd
that Tom isn't half as mad at having to
50 to jail as he is that his theory has
come to uaUSht.
If Tom gets sick he must watch with
unerring eve lest his niDs on the bottle
Of comfort grow too frequent For if Tom
fall. whether il be in a legal or common
drunk, he viii feel the weight of the big
judicial stick welded in Judge Diehls
court room.
Mr. King was the recipient of many
lunches OF good natured chaff from his
friends. the patrolmen who have watched
with interest Toms face bob I'D with
regularity every thirty days They have
advised Mr. King to try more peaceful
cures for unweIl feelings than spiritus
frumcnti
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
PERSONALS.

DIT. Hardie Lynch has returned from
Castle Gate
Glen Miller sailed from Liverpool fO-
home Yesterday on the White Star line
steamer Baltic, the largest vessel afIoat.
ne left his family at Paris 10 spend the
winter.
Paul A. Telling and DR.. Fritz kestner
Of Berlin are at the KnutsfOrd. They
I've been to the Verbs fair at St
ouis and are now making A tour Of the
internourtain country.
". J. P0uitou and g. + Madsen OF ths
rew firm of Poulton Madsen. owen &
Co have returned home. after a month 5
trip cast. They visited ST. Louis on the
trip home and were luck. enough to Just
miss the biz cyclone there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Wood Grocery K Produce company.
a corporation. organized and existing IN
der the laws OF the state OF tab. has
made its voluntary application in the
Third judicial district OF the state q
T-taq in and for the county OF SAT- Lake,
befng the county where It's principal place
ef b7Isfuese is Situated. for a dissolution
of said corporation. and any objections
10 said application are required to be filed
within thirty days fT5m the date OF the
first publication % this notlce. tO-Wlt-
the 31st day Of july 1eo5
(SeaI1 JOHN JAMES. Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
FIRE IN PACKING HOUSE.
Panic Among the Strike Breakers
Lodging There.

Chicaro. Aug IA Ere which in
itself amounted TO very little, caused q
panic tonight in the packing house OF
Nelson Morris & Co. at tie stock
yards.
The firm has, since the commence
ment of the strike, housed about 20
men and women in its OleOmargaFinc
building and tonight there were ninety
women and fifty men in the place
when a fire started in the clothes closet
on the fourth floor. TIE cries Of the
people on the fourth floor as they ran
for the stairways brought ont the &C.
cupauts of the other floors and for a
few minutes there was fierce fighting
in the Railways leading 10 the stairs
Finally It was seen by the occupants
of the upper floor that the fire would
amount 10 nothing and they turned
back and allowed the people already
on the stairs to reach the street There
were many torn garments when the
excitement subsidized, but nobody was
injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
FORMAL CALL ISSUED FOR THE TRANS
MISSISSIPPI COMMERCIAL CONGRESS

Portland. Ore. Aug. 24-Tons Richard
son. chairman Of the executive committee
Of the Trans mississippi Commercial con-
gress, has issued a formal call Tor the
fifteenth session of the congress. TO be
held at st. Louis Oct. . 10 . inclusive.
President Francis of The Louisiana pur-
chase Exposition company. has pfas-ed h,.
convention hail on The worlds FAIR
grounds at the disposal OF The congress
Tor its sessions. That the Representations
a the congress VIII be large one * shown
o. tne IioNIslons for representa- ti.8n a.
contained in the call for tht. congress
The governor Of each state anf territory
may appoint ten and not more han TWEEN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
LEGAL.
-17---71~-'7-1-77-'
Notice to Contraetors.
)ffiee of the Board OF Publ.

office Of the Board OF Public Works.
salt Lake City August 18th 1914
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
August 3fSt 1898 Tor the work OF cor
strUcting q wooden highway bridge across
tho Jordan river az Eighth South street
Instructions to bidders together with
specifications and forms for contract
and bond can De obtained upon sppiiCa-
tiou at the office of the Beard Of Public
Works or City Engineer.
Tho right is reserved to reject any and
ali bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works.
a r. WALL. Chairman.
GEORGE W. snow. city EEgineer.
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guns Of the sentTies viii be loaded
with powder and balls Captain
Jamerson of the regulars improved the
occasion 70 talk upon guard duty He
sanctioned all that General Cannon
said 10 his officers.
battery y haQ more target practice
today The target boat was taken to
a point il the lake z.ee0 yards from
shore. and the four guns OF the bait
terry each fred several 31-inch shells
~ il, making a splendid record The
first shell struck TIE water about zoe
yards in front Of the boat, went out
of sight beneath wave. rea ppeared
and skinned aIong on the surface Of
the water about 800 yards, struck an
other wave and darted of almost at
right angie. sinking near the far
shore of the lake
Signal Corps Drill.
The signal corps had a drill this
forenoon IN wigWaEging, from a sta
ton distant d mile out TO another sta
ton Ia camp. The record made was
Esghiy satisfactory to the regular army
oficens who were interested spectators.
The corps is improving rapidly in AT
kinds Of sigma. work.
General Cannon has changed the
time of the practice march out into
the surrounding country, from tomor-
tBAL 4tittilaAS 10 fIGdE H4DEuiiAS- J III
officers and men of the different CON-
panies viii carry raw beef and raw
potatoes in their baversacks and cook
tEeIr dinners while taking their noon
rest on the march.
Today's Programme.
Tomorrow forenoon the guardsmen
VIII have exercises in advance and
rear guard formation and outpost duty.
Tents viii be taken down at Il
O'Clock Saturday morning. and at l
O'Clock in the. afternoon the infantry,
artillery and cavalry VIII begin the
march TO the Provo depot on the re-
turn trip II will take about an hour
and a half TO reach the depot and IN
other k0ur and a half to load the ar
tllery, Commissary and hospital
wagons and horses on the train. Then
the troops viii return to their homes
as fast as railway trains can carry
them. They VIII be paid Saturday
morning for their services during the
encampment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-25
ELEVEN TNJuRED

Kansas City, No. Aug. "A special to
the star from Joplin. 40. says the ST
Louis & san Francisco passenger train
bound from 1t. Louis colIidcd with "A
west-boLnd train near Sarcoxie carly to-
day. Eleven persons We're injured none.
il IS believed. fatally. Every person on
the passenger train was baoly S5akeH up
The train was crowded. parscug rs stand
ing il The aislcs.