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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-05
Notice


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ply THE
cits council of Salt Lake City of the in-
teHtlOn Of such council go make tuc iol-
ioHing described Improvement. to-Wit;
Grading curbiug and paving South
Temple street from the east SIDE of state
street ~ thc west side of Tenth East
street, IN paving district no. rs. and de-
lfaS tue cost ana expense thereof. estl-
mated at one hundred tu.rty-tWu thCI-
sand, one hundred nuety-eIghU and 1900
,Sl3z lts-s3l dollars, on eleven and 25-lgJ
assessment upon tine lots or pieces OF
ground within he following described dis
trlct Being the district TO DE affected or
benefited by said Improvement. namely:
All OF lots and 8, block ia plat a all
OF lots j.. q 9 and S. block "a. plat "a (;
all of lots 3. o. & and s. block 81. plat Is :
all OF lots and 6. block IS. PLAT "B all
OF lois 5. 6. and s. block a3. plat Is .
an Of lots ) and 6. block Cd. plat "B all
of lots ) g. Z and s. block 81. plat 'B .
all Of lots 3 and IS. block -, plat Is an
an of lots I and block ]. ali of lots
and - block 2; an OF lots 2 ard . block
3, aIl Of lots and =. block 3, au OF lots
z and p block 5, AN of lots a and .. block
ana p block ali Of lots ] and . block O.;
all of lots I and q. block 10, all of lots 1
and ? block j ail of lots and :. block
j.; an of lots 7 ana 2 block i5 ai Of lots
] and D block H. plat I'D an of lots
T. 2 g. 4 s. 3. and s. block p plat 81. 2"
and all Of lots ] and 2. block S. Plat &c.
salt Lake city SURVEY.
All protests and Objections TO the car
ryinl out 90 such intention must be pre-
scented in writing 90 the city recorder on
or before The STD day oi June, 1900. being
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
jections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the cts council IF salt
Lake city, Utah j. s. '.ESlIt u il-l11E.
Dated May q 1904
Hayius extension no. D.
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ones Of silk, say the storekeepeis, are
emphatic faVorit5s. Very uatty are
they. and have two decided advantages
the coolest OF coats and, while they
cover one from top TO toe, are next
to the silk gown itself ia point OF
elegance.
But others than just ordinary tray
cling folk viii there. be ere June month
passes. The June bride has long been
the most winsome Of all brides aud
preparation and anticipation of her
coming sets, as ever, the most prOsaiC
10 coming.
As 20 tie fabrics that weavers have
designed for her well, never
was there a greater wealth of them.
Dozens of crepes, crepe de chimes, the
mcssaliue silks, the Chim0us, illusion
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The skirt bottom had two bands of the
silk, the FIRST narrower than the others,
and We're trimmed with a jewel eds-
ing of tiny amethysts. Tie bodice
was made with a guimpe chat was re-
movable and mad q deer girdle al
sprinkled over with the jeWeled trim
ming. A very charming gown that
description can't describe
The travelling costume is a fine blue
serge. The deep hip. yoke j. carried
down in wide panels piped with blue
and silver cord, the rest of the skirt
arranged in pleats held by tabs and
cords. The coat is made witE de-
tachable basque. and IT. too is tabled
and corded: the fronts and collar faced
with embroidered white silk.
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GirdIes For summer Frocks.

The girdlc is fast sUpersediug the
belt. The stores show them in splendid
variety, but more are designed and
made at home than purchased per-
haps, for the reason that some must be
of like material 10 the gown. The home
dressmaker who intends TO brighten
her spring frocks by girdles Of various
sorts should first of ali have model
made that will ft perfectly. then from
this one cut all others and bone with
greatest care. Upon this foundation
place the folds of silk. the bands of
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cloth, boiling cloth and some others.
But II she wish IL, into any of om
stores may she so and find The trous-
seau ready at hand As charming
one, too. as any bride might wish.
The scorn of the ready made-eVen
with brides for bridal outhts-is quiet
~ sinking into that condition called
"innOcuOus desuetude' All of which
has come about by the splendid eff
forts of mOdiste. and importer. No
sooner DO charming Weaves appear but
the cOutierier sets Immediately about
to test their fascinating power by APP
pLcatiOns Of exquisite trimmings or
quaint fashion. or both During TIE
week while touring the stores and
chatting Of june brides. more than
one trousseaU was going through the
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council Of salt Lake city of the in
tenton Of such council to make the foi-
lowing described improvements. to-Wit-
Constructing q cement sidewalk six feet
vide on the east side of Sixth East street
from Second South street 10 fhlrd South
street. In Sidewalk District no. - and
defraV the cost and expense thereof es-
timated az four hundred fifty-flVe and
bl-i0e tss55.80) dollars or one and 52~Il
$3.50 dollars per front OF linear foot. by a
local assessment upon ihe lots or pieces
Df ground within the following described
district beina toe district 10 ne affected
81 heHetHe8 ey said Improvement name
ly AH ST lot2 Use SOUTH as feet ol lot
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment Of the tax ievieI by the
city council al Salt Lake City, Dtah. by
ordinance passed May 81 l90f upon the
property abutting upon all OF lots I and o
block ~. all of lot .. and the west $50 feet
Of lot 8 block Is. plat ID" ail OF lots D.
2 and g block 9; end an of lots 8 8 TO-
IL salt Lake city survey, for The pur-
pose Of eXtendspg and iaEing sewer lat
eral on Second stFeet from Canyon r0ad
pleted.
That the board % eqHaHzaton and re-
view appointed 81 the effg eaGasii for
ihat purpaso HilI me-. q lbe flirc 0f T.
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.. the north So feet of lot = block As
plat "B,' Salt Lake City survey,
All protests and objections TO the car
ryiuS out of such Intention must be pre-
scented IN writing 20 thc CITY recorder on
or before the goth day of June, 1904. being
the time set by said council when it will
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
ieCtiOns as may be made thereto.
BY Order-Of the city council OF SAT- Lake
City, Utah.
Dated MAY % 1904
J. 3. CRITCHLOW. City Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. Sc.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Utah Railway CO.. will be held at
the office of the company i'm Salt Lake
City, Utah. on Wednesday. the Sth day of
June 1904 at 10 O'Clock q. 10.
The meeting viii he held for the cleo
tion of seven directors OF the company
to serve during the ensuing year and FOR
the transaction of such other business as
may legally come before III.
rs r. BU RkEE. Secretary.
Omaha, Ncb. May r. 1884
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Noties u the PubIic.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~. L. snyder, who Is the sole owner OF
the jewelry firm heretofore doing bust
Lake City, Utah. under the name Of Lyon
q Company viii pay all obligations ex-
isting against said firm at this date but
win not be responsible for any oblfRa-
tons OF inde0teduess hereafter contracted
oy ans person I'D the name Of Lyon a.
Company. All persons indebted te said
Lyon & company are requested % make
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-NI| n aNE0T0aHIo WIN law aU1 DO
order of the board Of directors. made the
-lst day of April, 1864. SO many of the
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
NAV be necessary viii be sold at the Of
flee of the company 1Gl South Main
street. salt Lake City. Utah. ou the l4th
day or June, 1904, at the hour of - o'clock
noon TO paw the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the cost OF adver-
uslng and expense OF sale.
r. G.. CORDELL Secretary.
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payment to the undersigned at 40. PA
Atlas block. Salt Lake City. where an
present outstanding obligations win bo
settled at any time after June J. 1904
". +. SNYDER.
Dated May 49, 1904.
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ESTATE OF August LIND. DE-
ceased Creditors viii present claims
with vouchers 10 the undersigned al AZ
Atlas block Salt Lake City. Utah. on ~
before the 25th day Of September. a ID
1903. OSCAR +. LAWRENCE.
Eyeeutor Of the estate Of August lind
deceased
Evans & Evans. Attorneys FOR Executor
Date Of first publication Hay u. A. D.
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DeIinouent Notice

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COM
panE. Principal place of business, salt
Lake City Utah. There are delinquent
upon tho following described stock on
account of assessment No. 3, levied April
~. 1905 the several amounts set opposite
The names of the respective stockholders
as follows:
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NJ ttN0Hhf = 3 hTN-I
Mrs. Elder Snime-Shes singular
woman. T understand.
Mrs Deacon Guffe-ICs she's her
husbands only wife.
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new SniEE
Waists
and
GiTdtes

Dresden ribbon or velvet the lace or
embroidery
a dainty girdle that was home made.
intended for wear with a champagne
ci0th gown, WAS of brown velvet rib-
/ boA finished at the back vita four
long loops or the ribbon and two louE
ends Two of the loops were caught
at the top with buckles of dulIsh sold.
then where the loops and ends meet. "a
similar buckle, giving y shaped eff
feet 70 the loops which turn up.
Another pretty girdla was made or
Dresden ribbon. the softest tints or
pale green and pink. From the back
which was high IL graduated % a point
IA the front and was there caught with
ring crocheted Of green silk. Five
smaller rings were used at the back
and served as starting point for
five bands OF inch and "a half ribbon
which gradually tapered down 90
single width at the front.
Pretty Toques Mads Entirely OF
Flowers.
Just about the most effective toque
OF the entire season was seen iu one
of the store windows and only a very
short time did 1t remain there. some
body's eye was caught AT once. To was
composed entirely of dainty forget
ne-nots. And apropos of flower hats
mere is what an authoritative Paris
letter says
Flower tOQues are very much iu de-
mand. A year ago they were I'M roses
tulips and lilies of the valley but this
season Viclets stocks. hyacinths for
get-me-uOts. wall flowers and inn
m0rtelles are used Cherries. apnt-s
and green plUms have taken rather %
back seat but they look very pretty
and elegant ON some hats all the same
White Neapolitan VOL IS wilh d crown
OF green leaves. composed a beautiful
JoQue that was seen TN a box at tbs
matinee. One hat made of straw the
color of grass and oruamelted with
roses of different c0'Ors is novelty
and very pretty one
Roses a7Dear In almost any shade
We find them i'm pink. red, blue. green
and grey The Urer-le-r hat yet seen
i'm the shape of something to wear az
an times-is fiat straw iH Parsifat
blue, with Tiny roses The same shade
Another blue hat was trimmed iu blue
soft satin ribbon. and under the
crown clustered a big bunch of scarlet
berries. A beautiful white straW-aIsu
fiat-Was trimmed with blue immor-
telles, green leaves and "a veil of dcent
cream. A MARQUIS had punches OF yell
low wall flowers with big black velvet
bow I'm the back The all fCUget-me-
not tOQues are excessively dainty. but
need young face to set them off, The
automobile veil cOlCred with tufts of
chenille. known as the Madame Re-
jane" is the only new thing I'm wells
For the automobile there is nothing
novel outside of that
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At the Club

Aren't YOU drinking a little more
than usuaI2'
Yes. AIy Wife has cold iu the
head and can't smell a thing.
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PROBATE AND GUARD
IANgHTp hInmrn-r.c.
Nofiee Il Creditnre

Consult County Cierk or the Resnecffta
Signers for Further Information.
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Man Who Killed C. A. Wester.
man in a Quarrel Last August
Goes Free.
CASE AGAINST HIM DISMISSED.
Important Witness Is Missing, Con.
sequently District Attorney Moved
That Prisoner be Turned Loose.

Upon motion Of Dist. Atty. Eichnor,
Judge Morse this morning dismissed
the case OF the State VS.. Thomas Nc
Kean charged with involuntary man
slaughter for the reason that an I'M
portant witness In the case Is missing
and cannot be located, and without his
evidence the prosecution would be un-
able to convict defendant. Mexican,
who has been held IN Jail since being
bound over TO the district court on Dec.
IT, 1903, was ordered discharged from
custody.
on Aug. 6. 1908, Mexican became in
volyed In a quarrel with G. a. Westman
In front Of the Return saloon on east
First South street. and struck the lat
ter a blow with his fist and knocked
him 10 the pavement. Westmans head
struck on the sidewalk with such force
that conclusion of the brain resulted
and he died shortly after the assault.
Mexican was charged with murder In
the second degree, but upon his pre-.
llminary hearing he was bound over on
the charge OF involuntary manslaugh.
ter. No information was filed against
him by the district attorney In the dis
trict court for the reasons stated above
by Mr., EicF 7or In asking the dismissal
OF the case. Upon the statement made
by Mr. Elchnor the court ordered the
case dismissed and the defendant dis
charged from custody.
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Tell Ne Who Needs Help
Just a Postal. That Is all

No money is wanted-lrom you-nor
from him. | ask only postal card, and
/ ask IL us an act Of humanity,
| will send him my book, ! viii arrange
with druggist near by that hC may t0ne
six bottles Dr. Shops kestoratice lie
may take II month az my risk II II
succeeds, the cost IL $40 II II fails, |
viii pay the druggist myself, And The
sick ones mere word shall decide H.
Could ! meet you--tor even ten minutes
Il WOuli forever convince you that |
have what these sick ones need Moro
than that. they must have lt, for most
OF them can never get well without IT.
But ! can meet only fQw. 70 / take
this means TO convince YOU. l let YOU take
II 4 month to prove VIVA, II can do; ana
you can pay or | VII, pay, just as you
decide.
have found the cured ones fair. In
the past " years have furnished my
Restorative 10 hundreds VI thousands on
these terms and 80 Out Oh tach " have
paid paid gladly because lhoy welo
cured. I viii pay just as Wilhngly " you
say | have failed.
Sly Restorative Is tho result OF my lfe-
times work I'M learning now 10 strength
en- the inside nerves,
don't doctor the organs but I bring
back. the nerve power which alone Oper-
ates every vital organ give the weak
organ power TO do rs duty. M you would
give weak engine more steam
My ways never fails, save when cause
like CanCer-makes cure impossible
No case Is TOO difficult, Tor have watch
ed the remedy succeed IN the most des'
peratc cases that physicians ever meet,
You know some Sick one who would DO
well with my help Won't you let me
furnish the help2
simply state Book | on Dyspepsia.
which book you Book on the Heart,
want and address Book on the Kidneys
Or, Shoop, Box Book for Women
S1t3 Inc, Book for Men (staledl
Wis, Book on Rheumatism
Mild cases, not chronic, arc often cured
with one or two bottles, Al druggists
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'Anusenents

"Maloneys Wedding was the cause
OF much hearty laughter at the Grand
last night, Though there is nothing
particularly striking or original about
the play, yet the plot is amusing and
the comic parts are well sustained
The musical numbers were nearly all
old friends, but they proved none the
less acceptable, BY far the cleverest
item was Miss Laura Plerponts imita-
tion OF Anna Held's singing Of the
Maiden With the Dreamy Eyes"
while her rendering Of con a Saturday
night earned rounds Of applause ana
three encores. Lew Nelson as Dan
Maloney was very amusing; another
Irish part, that OF Mrs Clancy being
taken by Netue Fillmore In way that
earned much laughter and applause,
Maud Sutton was very good az q
Bowery girl Claude Radcliffe and
James Bowen are laughable comedians
and gained much favor In song and
dance act, Harry Fantette was weak
and too automatic, but the other parts
were capably filed The play was
moderately well attended, and should
prove popular during the rest Of its
stay here which lasts tn Wednesday
night
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NEsLEN's LATEST.
Tells OF Woman who Thought She Was
In Heaven While on Burlington.

General Agent Neslen was born and
reared In Utah; he In one Of the shin
Ing examples Of what an energetic
Young man can accomplish, That he
should tell such experiences az the fol-
lowing, however, Is a matter OF sincere
regret to his many friends and COM
petitors-especlall the latter:
THE great burlington Route, I'm
taking passengers from Chicago to
Omaha, Denver, Utah, the Black Hills
and Billings, Mont, show passengers
in 0maha-what?
why the finest marble, bronze, onyx
and mosaic depot on the continent.
This depot Is dream Of beauty In
side and as fine as the Forum Roman
um outside.
THE only trouble about this depot
Is that the passengers when they first
behold its magniilcence, become dazed
They become hynotlzed and sometimes
get onto the wrong train for Chicago
and Kansas City when they want 10 go
to Denver, Salt Lake or Portland, or.
THE other day an old lady from
Missouri saw the depot for the first
time. She stood transfxed. She
seemed hypnot!zed.
care you asleep or have you taken
opium? asked a passenger.
N-no, I'm all right, laughed the old
lady.
Where are your
4" In heaven,
"'What do YOU see?'
90, such beautiful cars-a moving
dining room with golden letters on IT.
Burlington and
Don't wake her up-don'tV cried
a stranger kindly. The voice was from
the quivering lips Of General Passenger
Agent Francis.
"she has just come In from Chicago
on our Denver Limited and the magni-
fcence OF the trains and the new de-
pot here have hypnotiSed her. Our
beautiful trains nften act that way
on them. Let her sweet dream 30 on.
Poor thing. she isn't used 10 II. Let
her enjoy II all. Don't wake her up
She'll wake up all right when she goes
back on some other railroad
Then Neslen had to run, because
Walker. Drake, Williams and the
"Buzz-Saw" man became very tropical
In their remarks,
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Believe That Big Baldwins on En-.
tire Hartman System are
To be Changed.
SINGLE CYLINDERS ORDERED.
Big Locomotives Are to be Made Over
Into Simple Engines--Southern
Pacific Gives First Order.

For soma lima mast there have been
,,,o.s =, a. -. pooieo ora,nn
'o"io'e VII '"e o"oh r''"e, OSo'
short Line and the Southern racine 70
the effect that the big Baldwin cor-
nou,d engines hava been n all intents
49, .,,..s -, 500, -.
an' purposes ia''"'e' oe'e'a' Jaw
blown up under the pressure and there
has been 40 much trouble with the wat
er thar ,bera la. hesr to,k 90 ,natalliny
80 49, - ~" $50, -
pants at various points Wnere tro "a'-
er Is bad, for the purpose Of chemically
treating II before n flows into ,hs tanks
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TRIAL OF ROSE.
Upon Request Of Attorneys for Defense
Date Changed to Feb. go.

Judge Morse this morning changed
the date OF the trial Of Frank Rose,
charged with numbering his wife, from
Tuesday, Feb, 2, the date agreed upon
yesterday, TO Tuesday. Feb. g. The
change was made upon request of
Attys. Christensen and straup, who
were appointed by the court to defend
Rose. Dist. Atty, Elchnor consented
to the change provided there would be
no further postponement OF the case.
Atty. Christensen stated his morning
that probably the only defense which
would be lnterposed in Roses behalf
will be plea Of insanity. Should II be
proven that he was in his right mind
when the crime was committed. then
the only verdict which can possibly be
returned Is that OF guilty as charged
In the information.
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~g-~--e~-~~~N~~-~ N~~~~.~-~-o~N~~>~-~
( SOCIAL AND
( PER SONAL.

Mrs. W, w. Tlagg entertained at q
delightful ten this afternoon In honor
OF Mrs. Jack Jevne,
Tonight the musicale and reception
10 be biyen by Mrs. l., c, Miller and
Miss Olive Jennings viii take place at
the First Congregational church.
Mrs, lie Grand Young and Miss
Young will entertain az luncheon ON
Friday In honor Of Miss Jane Mackln-
tOsh.
Mrs. George NJ, Downey and Miss
Gertrude McCllntock arrived today
from Denver
Miss Lawson will entertain the East
side Card club tonight
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph II, Young left
today in Mr. Young's private car for q
trip to Mexico taking with them q
party consisting Of Mr. ana Mrs VII.
liam lglehart, Mr., and Mrs. CLIFFORD
Ptarsoll and Mrs, Kenneth Kerr
Mai. q. Il. Downey win arrive from
Denver shortly TO spend a few days IN
the city
Miss Cora Snyder will spend a week
IN Park CITY as the guest Of Mrs. A, II
Weeter and Mrs lie Compte.
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Trying to Establish Their Rights
In Mauchuria Before War
Breaks Out.
MINISTER CONGER IS URGENT.
Wants Telegraphic Copy Of Treaty
Sent So Ratification Can be
fastened.

PekIn, Jan. l2.--The United States
and Japan arc strenuously cndeavOrng
to establish their rights IT. Manchuria
undeg the new commercial treaties be-
fore the war breaks out The ratidca.
tons Of the American treaty were TO
have been exchanged at Washington,
but with the view of obviatlng the de-
lay involved In mailing the Chinese
copy TO Washington. Minister Conger
Is urging the government to send
telegraphic copy and to authorize tha
Chinese minister at Washington 10
make the exchange herewith
II Is believed that there are precedents
for such proceeding. Until the ratIh-
cations are exchanged II IL impossible
for the United States to claim the right
OF sending consuls to Mukden and An
Tung. The ratihcations OF the treaty
between Japan and China were ex-
changed at the foreign office here yes
terday. A special agent brought the
Japanese copy from Toxic. The chinese
officials asked for the delay Of a day
or two to arrange some details but the
japanese minister refused 10 agree to
any delay, This haste is considered
significant
According to the latest reports here
Russia proposes to concede to Japan no
higher status In Manchurla than Is In
voved In the formal confirmation Of
her treaty rights, thus confirming sim.
liar reports from various sources pub
lshed In Europe and the United States
NO OBSTACLE FROM RUSSIA.
Washington, Jan, 12.--The following
announcement has been posted at the
state department.
The Russian ambassador called yes.
terday upon the secretary OF state and
conveyed to him the assurance OF his
government that the Russian authori'
ties would place no obstacle In the way
Of the full enjoyment by the powers
having treaties with China OF all the
rights and privileges guaranteed by
such treaties I'm ManchurIa."