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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
-HOW'S THE TINE TO SPRAY WITH SUCCESS
SAYS INSPECTOR. WHO TELLS HOW TO DO 1T

Of it's egg and commences to eat it's
first or second meal il gets q little Of
said arseniOus poison I'm its inside and
Of course goes On a strike and gives Up
business. Here then. is the difference
The one acts as a trap always ready
TO destroy Hae insect as long as the
spray does not lose its vitality through
exposure or being washed of or blown
or the other acts like shot OF q gun
you hit the insect and 1t lis done for
you miss II and s lives and increases
and prOspers. one class OF spray acts
Immediately and destroys by contact
and its use is over the other does not
hurt anything to lock al. but keeps its
destroying power In operation FOR
about fourteen days, under ordinary
conditions.
one point more sucking Insects Can~
not be reached by Paris green or ar
senical sPray, and must therefore be
reached By caustic. nicotine or kerosene
spray. linden the bead of sucking in-
sects we class all scale and All kinds
OF lice or aphis on red spider. There
fore, If your peach or plum trees or
rose bushes are affected by lice. do not
try TO spray with Paris green, but use
the kerosene emulsion or nicotine wash.
but If YOU are going 10 protect. Your app
pies and pears, or gooseberries, from
worms, use the arseuical spray. and re-
peat i'm fourteen days and again in
fourteen days and so until the fruit is
riDe.
The bluestone wash or what is called
the bordeaux mixture rs also valuable,
but only ia cases where fungi are pres
ent or, IN other words. where plant or
fruit is inclined Is rot ~ disease or
destruction outside Of the damage us
ually inflicted by Insects Respectful-
y; JOHN ~ S0RFN SEN.
Inspector of Pests salt Lake County
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
.FAVORS PAVING
BRIGHAM STREET
Council Engineering Committee
Agrees On Plan.
SHOWS IDEAS ADOPTED
FAVORABLE REPORT WILL BE
MADE TOMORROW NIGHT.


At tomorrow nights session Of the
city council Councilman Neuhauseu
VIII submit a report from the en-
cheering committee favOring the paw
ing OF East Brigham street from State
TO Tenth East street. The proposed
grade and plan is that submitted by
city Engineer Snow. The report Of the
chairman viii carry with it d few re-
concentrations relative TO slight modi-
locations. They pertain 10 the grades
TO be established where A, r and G.
streets begin on Brigham street, and
run north.
The Snow plan was decided upon at
a meeting held yesterday afternoon i'm
the general committee room OF the city
council il was attended By Mayor
Richard p Norris, his wife, various
members Of the city council, and prop
erty owners along Brigham street
There were three plans under COM
sideratiOn--that proposed By Spencer
claw6On. which provides for a retain
ing wall as far east as ID street, a.
second By Colonel T. A. Wall, which
has no retaining wall, and a com
promise between the two, proposed and
shown by model by City Engineer
Snow His plan calls for an eXpendi-
ture Of $4,000. or that sum the city
must bear $685. 600, the cost of paving
the intersections.
The three plans were submitted yes
terday afternoon, and the cardinal
features of all carefully considered.
While all had redeemable features, it
was decided by the majority of the
counciImen present. including Mayor
Morris. that that of Engineer Snow was
the most feasible and it was voted TO
recommend its adoption. report to
that effect viii be submitted TO the
council Monday night The report viii
carry with it the suggestion that the
intention to pave be advertised as soon
as possible, that there may be no un-
necessary delay la awarding the con-
tract.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
new DEAL LIKELY
ON SIDEWALKS
Resolution For Advance Pay.
meHt May be Recinded.
LITIGATION IS THREATENED
TAXPAYERS AND CONTRACTORS
BOTH TALK OF SUIT.

II is said the city council viii repeal
the F'ernsCTOm resolution Monday
evening which has been in effect for
almost year, providing no sidewalk
{ extension work shall be ordered done
until 50 per cent Of the assessment has
e been collected. The resolution carries
with it an interest penalty for assess
ments which are not paid within q
/ specified time
The resolution has been found to be
impractical for the reason that it is
+ held under the law the city cannot
force the collection Of the tax. 1t Us
held by eminent lawyers that a person
cannot be sued or forced to pay for
something which he has not. That
being the case taxpayers cannot be
forced TO pay for their sidewalk ex-
tension ian advance If they DO not wish
Z ii, because they are paying for some
thing which they have not received
and cannot be given them at the time
I the assessment is paid into the city
treasury
a representative OF BlCm g. Co. OF
Chicago. VINO were awarded the 1904
sidewalk extensions, is in the city, and
it was said yesterday he had served
notice upon the city that unless ne is
permitted 10 lay the sidewalks TO
which T. G.. Palmer says he Is entitled
under his 1903 contract with the city,
his company viii not lay a single foot
of sidewalk I'm Salt Lake City. The
contracts which Mr., Palmer claims
amount 10 about $4,000.
Under the FernstrOm resolution the
hands Of the Chicago contractors are
tied to q certain extent. as people are
refusing TO pay their assessments
( Those who have done so. their money
/ having been paid into the treasury al
most d year ago. are asking for re
fund or their sidewalk, threatening
suit. with interest, if their money IS
not paid back in the near future.
Tt was said yesterday that the only
: solution TO the present middle Is 10
/ rescind the Ferustrom resolution, give
the work to Blom & Co. and let them
carry out that portion of the work on
which assessments have not been paid,
until the city collects it from the abut-
ting property owners.
Mr.. Palmer intends 10 sue the city
/ for his alleged profits on his 1903 con
tracts as soon as BIOm & Co. begin
work upon them. and turn the improve
ments over TO the city
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Sarah Ann Sazton and husband to
Ernest ri. Fowler lots 8 and g.
block Q West Temple addition Us
Timothy Hail 40 al. 10 Heber W. B0-
den. Tot g. block ., plat A .,--...-....
George a Sanders and wife 10 Da-
Vid Ediund- section !. township
south, range east Observation-Disclosures. -
Robert Bridge. IT,, 20 Mary Ann
Bridge Toe "a. block 1. Jones sub
division ,,...t.-..s.-.. ..-..-...--.--...- 81
Faul,ua Thompson 10 jenS O. Peter
son. section ls. township south
range ease ----------- ----------- ----- 10
Alfred solomon 90 al 10 ID. Solo
mon, lot d. block u.s. plat a .....-..
Alfred solomon 10 A. Il. solomon.
lot T. block u.s. plat A -.........-...
Henry w Brown ct al 20 John Oh
son section 3, township . south,
range Z east ....--.-.--. .--.------.--- -
Ann Elizabeth Co0mbS OF at. 10 sam
mel Riebeu- Dot 8. block l6 plat F- 90
William Deyerell and wife 10 Charles
H. Morris. section s. township .
south. range 3 west -.-.-..--.-.... 90
Ezra II, Villains and wife 10 Clara
j. Morris. section 8 township
south. range j west OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
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COMING EVENTS.
Cast Their Shadows Before

Suppose
The government of the United
States maCadamizes and curbs and
lines with trees and running streams
the Penrose Drive from New Fort
Douglas TO popperton place (Which it
is going 10 dO), and
Suppose
The popperton people do the same
thing with Fort Douglas Avenue from
L street to the PcnrOse drive (Which
they intend to do), and
Suppose
The popperton people stick right to
the letter and spirit of their building
restrictions (Which they wiiD,
What kind of q blue-blOoded. high
society, carriage and automobile
thronged. palatiai and altogether swell
residence street will that Fort Doug
las Avenue be anyway
There is only room ON the whole
street for forty people. Some of them
have signed up. The list is not quite
complete. No religious or political
test Popperton deeds are made at -
West Second South The early bird
secures the worm.
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CORRUPTION IN KOREA.
Sale Of Public omees Goes On with
out Interruption.

Seoul. May ., p. m. DELAYED in
ransmission). YUngtae, the new
minister of the home department. has
reopened the sale of public offices.
which had been discontinued for. some
time through fear of japanese inter-
Nention. Regaining confidence from
the the fact that no drastic reforms
have followed the signing of the proc
tocol during the Marquis ItO's recent
diplomatic visit 10 the emperor, the
palace haTpies have recommended their
malpractices- The Japanese authcri-
ties are not likely to interefere at pres
enI, desiring 10 COmpIe e. y cOnCiiiate
all parties while stiH suspicious of the
emperOr's position or possibly they
are allowing things TO runs from bad
to worse, until it is imperative TO in
tervene with a heavy hand. Projects
command from $1,000 TO $40. 0C0, accord
ing to the reputation the districts have
for squeezing possibilities. Governor
ships are higher priced. The emperor
uses the funds so obtained for secret
intrigues and TO enUce political refu-
gees living ia Japan to return to Ko-
rea, where instant execution would
clean up old grudges, the settlement
Of which has been the emperors great
ambition for many years past
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
YOUR MONEY IS SAFE.
Let US Invest For You.

There are many widows possessing
a little insurance money who do not
feel that they can take the risk in
volved in speculation for quick results.
and who wish TO place the money i'm a
safe investment where IL viii bring the
greatest returns compatible with safe
~. McGurriu & Co. the investment
bankers. In the Security Trust build
ing. make a business Of getting invest
ors the highest interest. ana the expe-
rience Of this conservative, old-estab-
lished firm has been worth a great deal
to many an investor. You hold the Sc
curities and draw your income, and we
attend to everything else
We viii make a good investment for
you, the stability of which cannot be
questioned. We are doing it for any
number of old and new customers, and
we can do il for you.
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Herbine

VIII overcome indigestion and dyspep-
STA, regulate the bowels and cure liver
and kidney complaints IL is the best
blood eurIcheT ana inVig0rat0r in the
world II IS purely vegete Die, perfect
Is harmless, and should you be a SUI
ferer from disease, you win use it if
YOU are wise.
r. n. Andrews, editor and manager
Cocoa and ROckIedge News. Cocoa. Fla.
writes. Il have used your Herbine I'm
my family, and find it a most excellent
medicine It's effects uDon myself
have been a marked benefit / recon-
mend b. unhesitatiugly. Soc
sold by u C.. n. i. drug department.
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BOTH SIDES MAKE CLAIMS.
No Change IN the Situation On the
Santa Fe.

NO Ghanee IN the situation On the
Santa Fe.
Topeka, Kan. May There VIII be
no further negotiations with the strik-
ing machinists on the part of the Sa-s
IA Fe road" said General Manager
Nudge this morning "A notice viii be
posted in the shops today to the ef-
feet that all men who do not report
for work Monday need make no fur
Their applications. Those detained by
sickness must furnish o physicians
certificate"
fright now" he added. eve have
more men ready TO go To work in the
machine shops than the total number
Of machiuists who have gone out"
Mr.. BuckaleW saws that he has re-
ports from his men showing that the
strike was seriously affecting the en-
gines and other rolling stock on the
system. According 10 his information.
eight engines have died at Newton
since the strike began
Santa Fe officials claim that they
are not Inconvenience I'm the least.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
Cheap Money in the East
Panic impossible.

Money is actually going a-begging in
the east You can borrow millions on
Wall street on call at 1 per cent per an
mum. Think Of lone PER CENT.
didn't get any. because ] didn't have
the zone per cent but some of you
people that have ought TO go and get
money and buy pOppertOn property, be
cause popperton property viii be awful
good to have in this bounding, bloom
ing empire center of ours. Why don
we keep IL If f. is so good2 Cause we
are not "a hog that's why. We want
some OF the rest of you 10 have little.
There Is enough for US ALL The Lord
iOyeth a cheerful giVer.
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To cold draughts OF air. TO keen and
cutting winds. sudden changes Of tenn
perature scanty clothing. undue eX-
posure Of the throat and neck after
public speaking and singing, bring on
coughs and colds Ballard's HOre-
hound syrup is the best cure.
Mrs. A. Barr. Houston. Tex, writes.
Jan ST. 1902. zone bottle Of Ballard g
Horehound syrup cured me Of a very
bad cough. It is very pleasant to
take" 25c. soc 500.
Sold by Z. O. N. I, drug department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
REAL ESTATE Is ACTIVE.
Good Demand for Building Lots and
Modest Homes.

The real estate market showed an
Improvement last week over the pre-
ceding one, in spite of the stormy
weather for several days. There is an
increasing demand for building lots
and modest homes, There is am iucli-
nation on the part of the wage Garner
TO purchase lots and houses on the in
FtalImenJ plan. Other mercantile pur-
suits are the losers thereby. For the
sake of a home or a building lot men
ere eCOuUmiEnE Oh their table and lux
uries, and putting the difference into
real estate.
The natural result is. that stores feel
tho condition and are forced 90 cur
tail expenses i'm proportion with their
diminishing Incomes Architects are
busy drawing plans or giving estimates
OH modest homes. Here and there q
house of proportions is contracted for.
Real estate transfers show am activ-
ity iu farm land, showing the effect of
immigration.
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wYoMTNG WooL CLIP.


felfeNtfA ~ q itA NV f'.A-rf
Rawlius Wyo.. May Large shipments
of wool are arriving here from Snake
River and other outlying shearing pens.
The roads are iu bad condition and the
bulk Of this seasons clip will be late
IN reaching the railroad The wool this
year is said 10 be Of q much better grade
than last seasons clip, and flOckmasters
are receiving more satisfactory prices FOR
their clips.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
POTTS e RnsY

Berlin May Lieutenant Commander
Potts. United States naval attache has
returned from a two months trip. Wis
iting navy yards ana torpedo manufac-
tories i'm Austria and Italy, 10 whose
courts he Is also accredited. AT Fiume
where Whitehead tOrpeQOes are manUfaC-
tured, he learned that no orders for Rus
STA or Japan are on. hand, an having
been filled prior to the outbreak Of the
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Building Permits.

Building permits issued during the week
Hare-
81. T. Ashton, trustee Eighth West
and First South. addition 20
church ..--..-...- -.....-........ -......S2.0 09
Nrz. Agnes A. Trump Eighth East
between F0ufth and Tifth south,
hrirk ADDITION .--.--------- ------------ 80
81 o. Wiley 1r. 2i3 West Second
-spEtu- frame house ----.---. ----.--- 500
EEo1 E Co.. go South Main. aItera-
=. +. Aversion, as Sec0nd street,
brick cottage .....-...... ............. 1000
Martin Donovan, Second West. and
Ninth South. brick cottage ......... 1000
Total .....-.......... ..................s5.7 TO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
GRANTS TWO DIVORCES
Judge Hall Separates Mismated
Couples Sarah WOOlf
Committed.

Judge William C. Hall, in the first
division of the district court. granted
two divorces yesterday morning Will
liam Begley sued Lille Begley on the
ground of desertion. They were mar
ried in this city. IN the case Of Mrs.
Adelia Sloan Us. William A. Sloan, de-
sertion and uOn-sUppOTt were charged.
The couple were married at Nephi,
Juab county. June /, 1891.
Oscar L. Lawrence has peUtiOned
the district court to appoint him ad-
ministrator of the estate of August
Lund, deceased, who died I'm this city
May 8, 1904, leaving an estate valued
at about $4,000. Judge Hall viii hear
the petition Friday May 20.
Sarah Woolf, aged II, was committed
yesterday morning to the state reform
school by Judge Charles w. Morse in
the criminal division of the district
court. She was accused of using pro-
fame language and conducting herself
in a manner unbecOming a girl of pro-
bity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
PIONEER DEAD.

Passing Of Saint A. D. Baleome Of
Omaha, Nsb.
Omaha. May saint A. D. Bal
combe, prominent in state and national
politics. for eleven years publisher of
the Omaha Republican. and for fifty
years identified with the development
of the west, died at his home ga his
city today aged a years. He has
been. according To his own statement,
a Republican for fifty years haviug
been one of the organizers of that par
~ and having cast his first vote for
John p. Hale, the Free Soil Candi-
date for president. in 1852. He has held
a number Of important appointIve gov
eminent, state and city offices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
The Government to Improve
'Penrose Drive''-Action of
the War Department.

o The Government to Improve
o Penrose Drive''-Action Of
Q the War Department.
. Have you heard about it-Cbut (
Q you must have, for it's been in all ,
Q Of the newspapers Of the coun-
Q try)-how the government at
. Washington is going TO add the
Q "Penrose Drive TO the scheme of
Q fine road-making az Fort Doug
o las--and transform it into the
Q Jree-lned fashionable pleasure
Q thOroughfaTs to the new and mod
Q eTn military City-Which at a cost
Q of more than a million dollars
o the United States is planting on
Q the East Bench?
. The order was made by the War
Q Department last week and the
Q work viii 60 right aiOng-and be
Q completed this summer. The re-
Q building Of Fort Douglas is a seri-
Q Gus thing with the government. If
Q YOU could see the elaborate plans
Q Of the new garrison I'm the State,
. War and Navy building az Wash
. ingt0n-plans that provide for
Q thirty or forty beautiful buildings
Q and parks walks. drives, fOun-
Q tains, and so forth and so on-you
. wouldn't fool around any longer
o looking for a downtown house
O YOU would 50 right on TO pepper
Q ton and pick out a site. Because
Q poppertOn is going to- be cit" all
Q right POppeTt0n is only a stone
Q throw fif you are strOng) from the
Q new $500 10000 Officers Row" on
Q the "Penrose Drive" There is only
Q a little land near Fort Douglas
Q that you can get-and it IS all in
o poPperton. The poppertOn man
Q was sighted Tuesday near Toledo,
% O.. and was headed westward. "If
o you've got the cards to draw to-
Q and can only help the hand-you
o can make the world a p9uper, If
0 you've only got the sand
SOOCCCCOCOCC O CCCCCCCCCCC
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OGDEN AND RETURN S1.OO,

The KOlitz special viii leave salt
Lake $3.50 a. ill.,, arriving iu Ogden fifty
minutes later. Returning VIII leave
ogden Q n. ~. Free refreshments on
the train. Everybody invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
perpetual Motion

The planets iu their splen5or may
, cease to troop the skies,
, The setting sun FORK e 10 give tac
, clouds ito wOndr0us dYesf
, The moon her guiding force may
D take from tides that ebo and
flow,
, And waves no longer wash .he
, sides Of ships that come ana
, go,
D The human heart may cease TO
, long for love and dreams OF
, bliss.
, And tie ruby lips Of maidens be
, no longer good TO kiss,
} But though these might come,
> don't ever ever fear
, That the songs we sing of pop
, pertou win cease 20 reach your
0OO0NCOO00CO0 COCCCCCCCCC
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STOCK MARKET IS QUIET
only a Few Notable Changes Occurred
During the Week

In commercial circles the stock and
bond market is still somewhat quiet
although there were a few sales last
week showing a change i'm prices OF
noteworthy securities. Nay the
Idaho Sugar company paid its hrst
dividend OF ~ per cent which, IL Is
supposed. viii be repeated every
quarter this year at the same rate,
The sixth payment Of $4,000 Tor Ere
mont Sugsr company stock was made
al the beginning OF May. In few
months Just as soon as the last call IS
made for this stock and the drain on
the money market is ended, II is
auticipated that all Utah sugar stocks
viii get frmer. With the heavy mois-
ture the sugar crop outlook for this
year is said to be splendid.
The stock and bond quotations an the
close of business yesterday were as
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u - -

Having 10 lay upon my bed for Il
DAYS from a severely bruised leg. ]
only found relief when ] used a bottle
chserfully recommend 81 as the best
medicine for bruises ever sent TO the
afflicted. III has now become a posi-
tive necessity upon myself ID. r.
Byrnes. Merchant D0versville, Tex.
25c. soc. SLIGO.
Sold by 2 G.. n. l. drug department.
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&c ~ CHEMULPo-

Seoul Nav Prince Adelbert, third
son of the German emperor, has arrived
at Chemulpo incoguit0 on the cruiser
Bertha He viii be the guest here OF
the German minister, Herr Won SaIdern.
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Lost

A small, brown female water spaniel
bob tail. with Jersey City tag on col
lar. Return to $50 So. 4th East $500
reward.
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Correct Abstracts

And responsible Title Insurance issued
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST CO..
$50 Main Street.
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Special Train to American Fork
Thursday, Nay u.

Leaves san Pedro depot 1880 p. M.
Fare St00 for round trip. Dancing at
famous Apollo he'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

DR.. z. NJ. Keysor's method OF duing
teeth IS painless 162 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Teiephone 11z0 4.
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DIAMOND COAL.

sold only By Citizens Coal company
So West Second South. Tel 70.