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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-09
Notice

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN By THE
City Council of salt Lake City of Che i'm
tentiOn of such council To make the fOI-
lowing described Improvement to-Wit.
Extending and laying sewer lateral on the
west half Of Market street go connect
with sewer on West Temple street. I'm
sewer district 40 3 and defrav the cost
and expense thereof. estimated at four
hundred twenty and uO-l0J g4D0D dol
lars OF 70-l00 Cs0-70I dollars per front OF
linear foot by local assessment for "a
depth of twenty-five fZ3 feet upon the
lots or pieces Of ground within the foi-
lowing described district DeiDg the
district to be affected or benefited by sad
tmprOVe-c-t namely. The east 20 feet
of the west 3z0 leyst 90 lot B. tho east 315
feet Of lot 4, block 81, plat "A, ' salt Lake
City survey.
All protests and objections 90 Che carry
ing oui of such intention ulgsr be present
cd in writing ia the city recorder on or
before tho 25d day of MAY. 1905 being the
time set by said council when e Viii hear
and consider such protests and objections
as may be made thereto
BY order of the city council Of Salt Lazs
City Utah
Dated April ith. 1904.
y. S. CRITCHLOW,
y CITY Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 49,
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PRoeRgsg OF TaE wAR.


7 Asst WEEK marked the beginning
Il OF the first active land operations
i'm the Eusso-Japanese wan ana, IN
spite of The predictions made by the
Russians and some disinterested on
lockers. the Japanese were uniformly
saeeeszLul. The Generalization of the
Russians is apparent from the dis
patches published yesterday. Their
army seems practically m fun retreat
The abandonment Of Feng Wang
Cheug, where a sharp battle was eN-
pected. without the flying of a shot,
indicates quite clearly that the Jap
auese are pressing their advantage
strongly.
The HtEe brown men seem 20 be tire
less. No sooner do they win one en-
gagement than they crowd forward
for another as eagerly as though light
ms we're a national sport. Tt is diff
cult to- estimate. at this distance, the
amount of damage they did 10 the Rus
slams last week. II is uuquesu0nably
true that they suffered a great deal
themselves. bus they have not SUI
fered anything like the losses sus-
tanned by their opponents. Another
feat of last week that has hardly re-
ceived the attention it deserves is the
bottIng of Port Arthur.
According 20 even the Russian re-
ports the harbor entrance has now
been securely c0rked and the heavy
vessels now within it are as useless as
if they were in drydock IL viii now
be possible foB the japanese to with
draw their Port Arthur squadron, If
they desire 10 do SO, for operations I'm
other waters, And i- may not be more
than a few days before the entire Rus
sian feet AT the scene of the conflict
lis either destroyed or rendered harm
less.
Another thing has become apparent
during the last week or two. 1T is that
unless the other powers interfere the
Euss0-Japauese war is likely TO be
dragged out indefinitely. Though the
majority of the nations of the world
are eIated over the Japanese victories
and though the Japs have a right to
feel most joyful over their progress.
the fact remains that Russia cannot
afford 90 take a beating. The ear has
5000 600 fighting men and ne viii sac
Tnce the greater part of them before
he viii ask for an armistice.
What can the Japanese do against
such odds2 It viii be remembered that
the south was successful I'm the first
Few months Of the civil war. The first
battle OF Bull Run was an utter rour
for the Union army. and if the con-
1ederates could have pressed their adj
vantage they might have marched
practically uuresisted into Washing
ton. III took the north about a year
To set ready To fight. Then it slowly
but surely crushed The weaker side. IL
is difficult TO understand how any
other result except ultimate victory
for The Russians can come from the
THeseat conflict. always provided that
the warning nations are allowed TO
proceed without interference from the
outside.
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AN ORDlN nance PROVIDING FOe
she ievs OF tax 70 create q sinking iuh. I
lor the redemption Of tbs bu1d ISSUE z.
s5ss.eQ.o9 % salt Lake City, oated Janll-
arg 1904 and due January L. 1895 and 90
provide for the payment OF the interest
- r. Dreamed ~. the c7y coaHoii IF
seeuan s Provision Is hereby made for
he payment of tic Interest ea tne bono
Issue 20 fas % Of twenty wears - peg
eeot ffIUn1irg bonds of salt lake tltg,
Gtah- dated January J. l9t and pa able
JaHaarg 1924 as said interest shan tsti
dHe aua foF said pflrpes there shan n4
and there IS hereby levied On annaai taN
sufficient 10 defrag said INTEREST
See. tud 90 create sinalns fHni iot
use resumption ~ -eia BOMBS Ehen- 'sle
liners shai ~ aad tnero . hereby iefiea
pns fanQ tax heglnniHE VIA ne
or sala Foer and each Eucc efoing year
therea tter ant- 5aanary I 1874 winch taN
.e.nt to rr.sen said BONDS 81 their mature
See 3 ras ordinance shan take effect
Passed 81 BE- fitr Council of Salt LAKE
City Itah. AnrH 4 1854 ana referred 10
the yo~ ftr lis a2re9Eai
j. s. CLEECEIECsF City HeeefGsr.
ApproFe1 tnis tb DAY pf Aprif, laH
RICHARD z. MORRIS. Mayor
state Of Utah, city and County or SAT-
y s. Critehiow CitV Recorder OF SAT-
Lake Cftv Utah. do hereby certify shat
the above ana foregoing is "a ful true an I
correct copy If an ordinance emitted.
IAN ordinance prOviding fer the levy If
tax to create sinking fund fer The
redemption OF the bond Issue OF 8 g 90 20
of Salt Lake City, dated January I. 1903.
and due JanHsrz j. 122i and 10 provide
for the payment of the interest. thereon
Passed by the City Council Of Salt Lake
cts. Utah April g. 1904 and approved by
record iu ms office
in Witness Whereof I have here
lScai) unto set my hand ard affixed The
corporate seal Of said city this oth
day Of April. 1894.
J. s. CRITCuLOW, City Recorder.
Bill No. g.
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SOME FoRLoRN HUSBANDS.

4 DISPATCH dated New York City
II says that twenty husbands
living In Bayonne, n. j.. have organ
lied an anu-euchre club for the special
purpose of preventing their wives from
INDUCING too much i'm the fascinating
game of euchre. Tt sounds almost too
good to be true, but the dispatch de-
cIares that a gentleman of the name
of Kicks has been elected president OF
the organization. Mr.. Kicks, in accept
ing the presidency, uuburdened himself
thus.
ct is high time we asserted our
manhood and made a determined effort
10 down this habit which threatens 10
wreck our homes. Many a night 1 have
had to walk the floor with the baby un-
til 2 or 3 O'Clock waiting until my wife
returned from a euchre party. 1t has
got so that the clubs meet every after
noon and evening, and are now talking
about playing on sunday"
Poor. poor 8Ir Kicks. What a terri
biv sad state of affairs exists in his
home. Hour Of midnight, baby squawk-
ing. poor old Kicks walking. walking.
Mama Kicks. eUchre playing, Papa
Kicks, saying. saying things that
wouldn't look we'll I'm print. Most
pathetic. we are sure, Mr.. Kicks. A
great wrong has been done you and
yCur brother club members. You are
entitled 90 redress instantly. OF as much
sooner as possible. But suppose Mrs.
Kicks tells you TO take your little old
auti-euchre club and retire with il 10
the extreme rear Of the back woods?
What are you going TO do about it.
anyway?
And. by the way, mr.. Kicks has it
/. ever occurred to YOU that perhaps Mrs.
/ Kicks has walked some with the baby
herseIr2 Isn't it just barely possible
that you. too. have been at your club
until way late I'm the morning and that
. Mrs. Kicks has done a few laps iu
7 record time about the room? Babies
I do not always wait until papa comes
home before they do high jinks with
collie, teeth ana other mCantHe trou-
bles. we firmly believe that if a check
ing up could be had it would be found
that Mama KiclSs has had a Tot more
trouble with that baby than Papa
Kicks.
TT would be interesting. too to look
into the careers Of all the distressed
husbands that belong To the anti
euchre club The chances are decided
Iy that every one of them is a selfish
brute without thought beyond their
own pleasure. If they had tried TO
make home happy for their wives the
wives would noe have been compelled
to turn to euchre for entertainment.
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NAlLDRIVER MINING COAfpAoJt-
Principal place of business. SsH TaEe
Cifs, Itah.-Notice is hereby given that'
81 q meeting OF the board Of directors
held on The 3Td day OF May 1g0f an as
sessmeut of three 80 cents per share was
levied on the capital stock of the coruo-
ration. payable Immediately to w
Wtghtmau secretary al the office Of the
company. room g. Masonic block Salt
Lake city, Utah. ANY stock on which fhis
assessment may remain unpaid al the
close Of business on the 3rd dav Of June
1888, shall Doe delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction and unless paw
ment IS made before win Be- sold al ID
o. clock a. M. -an june 10th 1908 70 pay
the assessment. together with the cost az
advertising and expense OF sale
~ R AFIEEfThfAN eaorefqa7z-
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SALTLAKE THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday Evenings
May is and II
PRINCIPALS
More concentrations Of Playwright ana

More Communications Of Playwright and
Players:
''This boy Shakespeare IS a confer, and
L look TO see him win the heavyweight
championship ''-Aalachy Hogan, in Chi
CagO RecOrd-Heraid.
81 approve of Mr.. Shakespeare for his
many strenuous characters. President
Theodore Roosevelt.
"IIe is a friend of the people VIII
liam j, Bryan.
"AIr George r. Carpenter is my per
sonal friend and j recommend him to
YOUR good graces. squire Edward Wet
tin king Edward NID.
while AIr. Fisher s. Harris was visit
ing me. I can testify he spoke the truth
ON one occasion while telling a story. -
Mad MuiIah.
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Postmaster Mckay Of Des AIoines.
Ia, evidently wants to hang on TO his
job. He has posted I'm his Office a no
tice TO the effect that hereafter prefer
euce win be given in the matter of po-
sitions TO applicants who are married
and have large families. President
Roosevelt cannot afford TO forget to re-
ward that man Mckay if he should De
elected president next November.
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and in accordance with Jaw and order
OF the board of directors made ON the 18th
day Of March. 1904. so many shares OF
each parcel of stock as mas ba necessary.
VIII be sold al the office of the company.
Nos. Al 10 4Sl south Tenta East street.
salt Lake City. Utah. on the nth day or
May 1914 at ID O'Clock noon To pay the
delinquent assessment together with the
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale
Z. J.. n KINNEY.
Secretary. Nos. al TO 4s1 South Tenth
East Street Salt Lake city Utah.
Dated this 23d day OF april A. D. 1884.
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employers 20 60 Out Of business when
u becomes am ofense under the law 70
discharge a man because he belongs to
union, Or when he IS compelled te
assign any reason whatever for max
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-09

Governor Durbin OF indiana @ho is
s0j0uuiug Elm our midst, might give q
very interesting talk on the subject Of
acquisitions from brother governors
with special reference to mis- refusal 20
honor the rcQuisiton of Governor Beck
ham of Kentucky for Taylor the al
Iesed assassin of Governor GoebeI Of
that state
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IITTLE CHIEF MINING 3 NIttIff
company. principal place of ousi1e-s.
salt Lake city Utah There IS deiihq uehs
uDen tIe following 0eetFtlu 7tnvn
per share levied on the ieth gay ~ AalIi
fa0l navabIa on or before April -. lr'h
the several amounts set opposite tLis
names oil the respective shareholders as
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An ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
assessment upon the property on ooiR
sides of d street between Eleventh Ease
and Thirteenth East streets. In Sidewalk
district 70. So. for the construction OF a
gravel sidewalk.
Be it ordained by the city council of
Salt Lake City Utah;
Section l. That The assessment lis
made by the city treasure as corrected,
approved and completed by the board OF
equalization and review. heretofore duly
appointed by the city council for that pur-
pose Of the property abutung on both sides
of ID street between Eleventh East and
Thirteenth East streets, IN sidewalk dis
trict No Sc of salt Lake city, for the
purpose Of constructing a gravel sidewalk
upon said portion of said street, is hereby
confirmed. and the assessments made and
returned in said completed lists are here
by confirmed
Sec. q This ordinance shall take effect
upon approval.
Passed or the city council Of salt Lake
CITY. Utah. April a 1904, and referred TO
the mayor fer his approval.
J. s. CRIiTCHLOW,
City Recorder.
Approved this 7th day Of April 1898.
RICHARD r. MORRIS.
Mayor.
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Notice

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
+ on Thursday. the 18th day of May. 1904.
at the office Of the Corbin-Moatana Cop
per Mines company. room No SIS. Ne.
Coruick building, Salt Lake City, Utah
there win be special meeting Of the
stockholders of said corporation Tor the
purpose OF considering the question or
amending the articles of Incorporation IN
the following particulars.
Firstly striking ont aiI reference TO
treasury stock I'm article eight iH the aru-
Giles Of Incorporation, ana amending tina
same so that as amended sa5d arttcls
eight shall read as fellows.
Eight-The amount of stock subscribed
by each Of the incorporates IS as fol-
} lows.
! Arthur II. S. Bird ........-... 100 shares
C. y. Mccormick ............., l0g shares
&. H. Post -..---.-..- --.-....-.. 100 shares
II. A Mccormick ...---.---.-.. 100 shares
Arthur r. s. Bird. trustee. 90. 293 500 shares
Second BY striking out article fourteen
and inserting In its place the folioEings
formed has received and does hereoy re-
cetve and accept in fun payment for the
above subscriptions to the entire capital
Arthur H. s. Bird ana 3. #, King of an
undivided tWo-thirds interest AID by
Arthur IT, =, Bird of the remaining ur-
divided One-third interest I'm and to the
l following lode mining claims situated in
/ the county OF Jefferson, state OF Non
I taua. tO-Wit
Monitor. Daisy Ruby, svngbird. Copper
queen NOV relocated ln whole or ln part
as American Mint, American ATint. Blue
Rock. Basin, Mammoth Af icars. Covcl-
I lite, Elk, jockey Boy. the location notices
Office of the county recorder Of the county
/ of Jefferson, In the state or Montana the
| fair cash value of said claims being not
+ less than $500 o900o
( Secretary Of the Corbin-A Montana Copper
/ Mines Company, a Corporation.
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STEAMSHIPS
coMPAGHlE GERaH

French Zine. New York to Paris, Six Days
SaiiIngs Every Thursday at 10 n. N.
T.a Gascognc. May 10; la Savoic May
81. La LORRAINE June p Tia Lorraine,
June 9. La Bretdgue, July 90.
New. modern. gigantic tWtn-scTcw and
express steamers. naval officers man-ot-
war discipline. Company Eestihuled
trains HaVrc-Paris 4 hours
AGENTS. A. Benton. I03 W. Cd So.
ST. Denver & Rio Grande ny; i. j.
Eeyes 20 Main ST, Oregon Short Line
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AUCTION SALE or SEATS in Boxes.
Stalls and LoEes IN tho Theatre lobby at
u e. M WEDN ESDAE.
Regular seat sale opens 10 a. M. Friday.
Prices for remaining seats. Boxes, stalls
and l0ges 50. parQuct aud first thT8C rows
of balcony $50. balance first fI6pr 81,
first balcony. I5ci second balcony, 5oc,
gallery, 25C.
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A grandson of Phil Kearey has been
arrested for highway robbery. Maybe
he. couldn't find amy other method Of
getting rid of the Warlike spirit he
must have been born with.
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80 % '''''''''' ~ citi reas,,rer

City Treasurer
Sec. g. The sale of the said bonds 10 Z.
IT. Rollins e sons is hereby confirmed and
the said bonds shall be delivered only as
q ike principal amount Of the
outstanding bonds 20 be refunded
are retired and cancelled.
Sec. f. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and pubi-
cation.
Passed by the city Council of Salt Lake
City, Utah april &. 1894, and referred TO
The MayOr for his approval
j. S. CRfTCHLOW. City Recorder
Approved this 9Th day of April, 1904.
RICHARD p. MORRIS Mayor.
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Russia IS soins to exhibit at the St.
Lou eEpos ifion afteF aiI. We do NOT
anticipate amy display Of Japanese
trophies however,
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@. 8, HoIa1EES, RropsiaGor.
New and elegant IN an rs ap1oIns-
ments; roaEas. alhEle and ca aaisai &
rooms VIII batE,
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state Of Utah. city and County Of salt

state Of It8h. CITY and County q SIT
Lake IS:
7. j. S. Critchow. City Recorder of Salt
Lake CITY Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is Il full, true and
correct. COPY. of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance providing for the issue Of Re
funding Bends. Passed By the CITY Coun-
eli OF salt Lake city, Utah. april {. 1894
and approved by the Mayor April Z, 1904
as appears Of record iH my office.
Tn witness whereof, 4 have here
(SeqI) unto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of said City, this
Sth day OF ApTil. 1903.
J. s. CRITCHLOAN, city Recorder,
Bill No. 90.
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state Of Utah, city and County Of SAT-
Lakes
i. i. S. CritchioW. city recorder OF
salt Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is q full.
true and correct copy or an ordnance
entitled IAN ordinance confirming the
assessment upon the property on both
sides of u street between Eleventh East
and Thirteenth East streets. in sidewalk
district no. IS. for the construction OF q
gravel sidewalk" passed by the city
council of Salt Lake CITY, Utah. April 4,
1905. and approved by the mayor April z,
1904. as appears of record Ia my office.
IN witness whereof Z nave here
(SeaD unto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of SAID city this Sth
day of April 1904
J. S. CRITCHft0W,
City Recorder.
Bin No A.
Sidewalk Extension No S Geadver
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on the first day Of January l9-the city
of Salt Lake city, Utah will pay the
bearer either at Walker Brothers Bank
i'm Salt Lake City. or at the Importers &
Traders National Bank In the city Of
New York, n. ~, at the option Of the
holder twenty-five and 5-loe dollars IN
lawful money of the United States for six
months interest on its Befunding Bond
no.
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A WELL FURNISHED HOME is never
cor,r,lefe rrifhnnf 2 handsnne niarn
sTHE CONOVER =

Is not only a handsome piano. but an
instrument that makes home life charm
ing to the domestic man, and lovers Of
music are enthusiastic over it's sweet
tone and rich melody They are sold
on easy terms. can and hear them at
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
State Of Utah
salt Lake City RefUnding Bond

81 900 No.
For Value received the City of salt Lake
City, in the State of Utah, hereby prom
ises to pay the bearer one Thousand Dol
lars in lawful money of the United states
of America on the 1st day of January,
1924 with interest thereon az the rare or
AZ per cent per anuum payable sennl-ala-
nually upon presentation and surrender IL
the annexed coupons as they seVerally be-
come Que both principal and interest being
payable either at Walker Brothers Bank
in the City of salt Lake City or at the
Importers q Traders National Bank IN
the City of New York, n. =, at the option
Of the holder.
This bond Is issued by virtue and in pur-
suance OF the Revised Statutes of Utah s.
206 as amended by the laws of 1893 @. rs
and of am ordinance of the City CounC1
duly passed. approved and published and Is
issued for tbe purpose Of funding Ike
principal amount Of valid outstanding
bonds of the city.
It is hereby certified that every require
meut of law relating TO the issue here0t
mas been duly compiled with, that TINS
bond and the debt hereby refunded are
within every debt and OthCc limit pre-
sCribed by The Constitution Of the state
OF UTCah the laws of the State and Tern
tory of Utah and Acts of Congress ard
/ that the Indebtedness Of tie said city is
not increased by the issue hereof
I'm Witness Whereof the said city or sat
Lake City has caused its corporate seal
/ TO be hereto affixed and this bond TO De
signed BY it's Mayor and City Treasurer
and cUuutersigned by its City Recorder
/ this LIST day of January, 1904
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Mayor of Salt Lake City.
o.. .s % 90 90 ---.s--s-s.-s-
Treasurer of Salt Lake city
COuntersigned.
. 90 s. 90 o.. --sr-----a-ssa
Recorder Of salt Lake City.
(COupOn-)
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An Ordinance

An ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
The Issue of Refunding Bonds.
Be it ordained by the City Council OF
salt Lake City.
Section l. For the purpose of funding
like principal amount of valid Outstand-
ing bonds of the city there be issued by
virtue and in pursuance OF the Revised
Statutes s. zoo as amended by the laws or
1893 G. 13S bonds of the city TO an aggre-
gate principal amount of S5f8,000 In denom-
nations Of 81 900 each bearing interest II
5 slle rate oa AZ 2ef ,.gna 1ql me
said bonds to be dated lst Januu--
airy, 1901, and payable On the 1st OF
January, 1924 both principal and interest
being payable either at Walker Brothers.
Bank, i'm Salt Lake City, or at the I'M
pOrters' and Traders National Bank IN
the City Of New York n. T., at the .op-
lion of the holder. The said bonds shaI
be sealed with the corporate seal of the
city, and be signed by the Mayor aud city
Treasurer and cOUntersigned by the City
Recorder and the coupons thereto at
tached may be signed By the fac-simile
signature Of the CITY Treasurer.
Sec. .. The said bonds and coupons shail
be I'm subs antially the following form to-
wit.
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CRTTCHH0W,
CIV cQrder

Bill no, A.
Sidewalk Extension No, 8 creadver
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state Of Utah city and County of SAT-

Approved this 9Th day Of April, 1904
RICHARD r. MORRIS.
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DED ROMEO E(ELL
HABzLET'G FATHER?
or JULIUS CAESAR

Sherlock Holmes viii expouud his the
DRY on the subject at the Press Club
production of