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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-11
CHARGE AGAINST HIM
Wounded Burglar Identified On Operating Table at Los
Angeles rs Slayer of Policeman Smith
At Oakland Last November

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 10.-A sensa-
ton was unearthed at Los Angeles
police headquarters today when Fred
West. who was wounded last night by
Policeman J. S Hendrickson, while he
was attempting to burglarize the resi-
dence of E. L. Doheny. in Chester
place, was identified on the operating
table at the Emergency hospital as p.
David Kinney, wanted in Oakland for
the murder of Policeman James II.
Smith on Nov. p. 1903. and for whom
a reward of S1.25O is standing. The
Of Kinney was made BY
Detective Paul FIammer of the city de-
tective force, who in examining the
mouth of the prisoner, discovered a
false porcelain tooth which cores
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-11
CRUISER COLOMBIA
HARD AND FAST ASHORE

Pensacola. Fla, Nov. 1O-The cruiser
Taft and his party TO Panama. went
ashore tonight in Pensacola harhor and
every available tug boat of the port is
now on the scene endeavoring to, pull the
war vessel to deep water. The cruiser
was sighted off Pensacola bar just before
dark. and it was not thought she would
come to anchor until daylight Instead.
a pilot was placed on board and she
crossed the bar in safety after dark. At
what is known as Horseshoe bend she
left the course, owing TO the fact that
some of the ranges had been destroyed
by the recent storm. Il is expected that
she will be floated' without injury at high
tide in the morning.
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pended with the printed description of
the murderer of Smith.
The crime for which Kinney is wanted
was one Of the most sensational in the
police annals OF the state After a long
series of burglaries in Oakland during
the fall of 1908, Kinney, together with
Frank GOldstein, was detected on the
night of Nov p. attempting to enter a
private house there. A pistol duel be-
tween the officer and the burglars en-
sued, in which the officer shot and
killed Goldstein and was pursuing and
firing at Kinney when the latter turned
and shot the officer dead He sue
ceeded in making his escape from the
city, and while a search for him has
been kept up from the date of the
crime, no trace of him has been found
until today
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REPUBLICANS PICKING
OFF MORE C0NGRESSMEN

Louisville. KY. Nov ia special
to the Courier-Journal from Maysville.
KY. says that complete unofficial re-
turns from the Ninth district give
John NJ. Bennett Republican, plu-
rality Of IS over James Fl. Kehoe. Dem
ocratic incumbent, in the race for con-
greSs.
The Republican managers I'm Louis
vile are still claiming that Judge W.
Jones. Republican, has defeated James
Richardson for congress in the Third
district but unofficial returns indicate
the latter's election by a small plu-
ralitV
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FEW DEMOCRATS
IN IDAHO LEGISLATURE

Boise, Ida. Nov. 10.-There have been
no material changes in the election fig
ures. Roosevelt's plurality promises TO
reach close to $4,000. while that for
Gooding for governor viii be about 49,
600. French for congress has about
5000 more than GOOding. and the other
candidates OH the state ticket range
between $4,000 and 21.GG0. The Demo-
Gratis have elected four members Of the
legislature. u state senator in Custer
a senator in ElmOre, a representative
in Gilmore and another in Lemhi
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ERICKSON PROBABLY ELECTED.
Democrats Likely to Save One Judge
in fhe State

Additional returns from the judicial
districts yesterday made clear that Chi
tester had carried the Fifth district,
making the election of Republicans in at
least six of the seven districts certain.
son IN the Seventh hinges on San Juan.
which will probably not be heard from
Tor Two or three days. On returns now
IN Mr. Erickson has a lead OF - Liv-
by % while Erickson carried Sanpete by
~ and Grand by 121. The defeat of J.
w. Cherry Democratic candidate for dis
trlct attorney IN the Seventh Is already
Herald last night that he believed he
ran ahead of Livingston in San Juan.
and looks for nothing worse than an
even oreak- This would make the cleo
ton Of Erickson certain
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Republican headquarters last evening.
put this morning Carbon county was
heard from. giving Livingston g majority
VI ABOUT 80. and they still hope for the
erection OF Livingston, as there are other
eastern counties to be heard from n
Nelson said last evening that there was
no question but that Livingston is de-
feated in the district The gene~al belief
Is tbat Erickson will be the next nudge
ana that Woods may squeeze in by a
small majority.
san pete county gave Roosevelt electors
a plurality of 2.0l0 Howell received ]. 64f
plurality. Cutler received LBS plurality
The state Republican ticket I'm the county
received IRON Loo to 1900 plurality The
entire Republican county ticket is be-
leYed 10 be elected. some of Tho capdi-
yates winning by small pluralities. For
Years scratched tickets have not been so
plehtltul as TINS year. and ii seems that
tne voters arr thoroughly edgcdtcd in
that. Some Of the districts in Nanti were
not counted before or o clock Yesterday
morning. and two Of the districJs in Eph-
RAIN were Not counted until yesterday
afternoon Livingston was terribly
slaughtered in Ephraim and Mt Pleasant
Ericsson majority IN MI. Pleasant was
"'- and Livingston ma iOrity N this city
was 800 j. W. Cherry. candidate for dis
lIicl attorney ran away ahead of his
ucket IN Sanpete. and IL is understood
that Annie y. stevens, can1idate for
superintendent Of schools On the Demo-
cratic ticket, also ran ahead of her ticket.
put was defeated. The ladies turougholtt
the county did excellent WORK Tor her. and
y was for a tim believed that she would
DC elected. GunniSon, Republican
stronghold gave Erickson 20S najority.
taNette. small town always known 10
be Republican gave Erickson a ma iority
of no j nc American party received 4 few
votes in Sanpete. principally in Mt
Pleasant and Gunnison but nothing sur
prising. Even If Livingston should pull
through II Is certainly singing rcbuke
10 him TO be SO Tar behind his ticket
because The people Of Sanpcte county
have said by their ballots that they did
not want him for district judge. The
Socialists did heavier voting IN Sanpete
this year than ever before. according TO
reports throughout the county. and il ap-
pears that they are gaining a little each
year.
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FOUR SWINDLERS UNDER
ARREST IN CALIFORNIA

Sacramento. Cal. Nov l0.-The police
have in custody four men who are be
heved 10 have been operating a system OF
swindles across the country. Checks were
found in their possession on the National
bank OF Denison, Texas: the Southern
California bank of Savings and the Can
amounts ranging from 81 900 To 81. 800. but
blank checks on MANY institutions in
California Utah. Colorado. as well as
bank directories and other matter. The
men were attempting 70 fleece a stranger
v hen captured and were completely
equipped with gaming devices.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORY
GROWS IN MAGNITUDE
hajorIties in Salt Lake County Grow Larger as
Beated Returns Arrive
president Roosevelt Carried Every District in Salt Lake City
and All But Two in the COunty-His
Plurality viii Be 12,5OO
THE FULL FORCE Of the Repubn-

THE FULL FORCE of the Republi-
can avalanche of Tuesday becomes
more apparent as the belated re-
turns come in. In Salt Lake City Pres
ident Roosevelt received 15I7S votes
while Parker was getting 5,S36 and
Debs was getting 1,732. In the county
outside the city, with districts So. "A.
a. So Sc. 80 and 81 still TO hear from.
Roosevelt has Ass, Parker 2.2lO and
Debs 40. This gives Roosevelt total
in the county Of 19,s61. against Parker's
total af S,O46 and Debs' total of z5O2.
ON this showing Roosevelt has a plu-
rallty I'm the county of 1875. which will
be swelled to l., 500 by the missing dis
iricts. The total vote in the county.
with the seven districts missing. is 30. -
b09. This will be swelled to % 600 when
all the returns are in.
An idea OF the extent Of the Repub-
lican sweep may be obtained from the
statement that Parker did not carry one
of the fifty-two districts in the city.
and only districts SO and "a in the coun-
~. Powers carried districts q, 81. 81
Al and AZ in the city and 25 is a tie
Hlies carried districts and 90 On
this showing the Republicans Will get
'orty-four OF the registrars under the
next appOrtionment in the city. the
Democrats will get FIVE. the Americans
two. and one will be determined bv LOT
High Vote on Congressman.
In the race for. congress Howell re-
ceived 9.445 votes in Salt Lake CITY
complete, Powers received 7.161. Hiles
b,065, and Schock 1873. This makes 2
total vote for congressman in the CITY
alone of p. $50. against 22,741 for presi-
dent. 1t shows that 249 persons failed
TO vote for president while voting the
balance OF the ticket. In q close vote
THIS might have been important In
the county outside the city Howell re-
ceived 4017, Powers 1861, Hiles 665 and
Schock $50. This gives Howell 13. 462
votes in the county, Powers 8. 72S. re-
sulting in a plurality for the Republi-
can of 3.7S4 In this computation the
same seven country districts are miss
ing, so that it is safe to assume that
HowelPs plurality in the county Will
be upwards of 1000. He does not get a
majority of the votes cast.
James II. Moyle makes the best
showing on the Democratic state
ticket. In the city complete Cutler re-
ceived $3.50 votes, Moyle 7,156, Ferry
zig and Kaufman 1882. In the cOun-
~ outside the city, with seven districts
missing, Cutler received 3.g06, Moyle .
$40. Ferry 742 and Kaufman SAL This
gives Cutler a total of 1866, Moyle g.
900. Ferry 6461 and Kaufman 1893.
Cutters plurality on this showing is
$50. and of course this will be in
creased 10 1900 at least by the missing
districts. A popularity OF the vote for
Moyle and Powers in the city is that
while it see-sawed back and forth.
there was a difference Of but five votes
between the totals. Noyle ran a trife
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DATE OF CONSIDERATION
Rev. Franklin S. SpaIding to
Be Ordained Bishop OF
Salt Lake Dec. Il.

Rev. Franklin Spencer Spalding of
Erie. Pa. who has accepted the call to
missionary diocese, is to be cOnsecrated
bishop of Salt Lake al ST Paul's
cngreh Erie. St Thomas day. Dec. q.
He viii leave for his new field of labor
about Jan. !.
This is the first definite information
that Salt Lake has had of the date Of
Rev. Mr. Spalding.s conservation. The
announcement of cOnsecEa ton services
closely the pastors resignation. which
was received by the vestrymen of ST
Pauls d little over q week ago
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chine guns of 80 caliber. The board
also wants a reserve supply of ammu-
milton Of at least 100 rounds for the
large guns and mOrtars and 250 rounds
for rapid-ir guns. as. without a suffi-
Gent supply of ammunition. the coast
defense armament is useless. An abun-
dant supply Of ammunition for target
practice is also requested and other
measures are recommended looking 10
the installment of range-finders. search
lights. telephone lines and other neces-
sItieS of a modsrn coast defense sys-
tenn The board submits an estimate
of S50.000 10 carry on its work next
year. which IS only one-half the pre-
ent allowance.
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Senior Pulido, the Venezuelan charge
daffaires. called in the name Of the
Venezuelan government to congratu-
late the president and also to inform
the government that Great Britain has
acknowledged Nenezuela's sovereignty
over the island of Birds. Venezuela
had protested against the landing at
that island of marines and called the
British government attention to the
arbitration treaty of 1865, when the
queen Of Spain awarded the island to
the former.
Mr.. Hioki, the japanese charge.
called at the state department to an
nounce the arrival in this country OF
Prince Fushimi and to arrange some
final details regarding the princes re-
ceptiOn. Mr.. HiOki stated that Min
lister Takahire continues to improve
but will not be able TO leave New York
for some time
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/ better than Powers in the country dis
tricts
On the judicial ticket Morse. the high
est man on the Republican ticket, has a
vote of 1880 against Halls vote of TO-
653. LOofbourOw, for district attorney,
has 1927, against Van Colts 1891
This is in the county as far as heard
from. For the city court Diehl has TO-
$50. Fowler 5.S43 and Twomey 1922 For
the supreme bench Straup in the cOun-
" with the seven districts missing has
16,S0I. Narian 9, 800 and Goodwin, the
Socialist. 2,22l
on the county ticket interest seems
TO center largely in the size of the vote
cast for the highest man on the Amer
lean ticket. II. Ct. Mcmillan is the man.
His total vote in the county outside
the seven missing districts is 6,S76.
This is less than the early returns in
dicated, the country vote falling far
below the vote in the city. In the city
Mcmillan beat Horne the Democrat.
The city vote was: Mackey. 9,4S9: Nc
MILAN, 6,105; Horne, Sob. In the coun-
~ outside the city the vote TO date is ::
Mackey, S,407; Horne 2.l36; Mcmillan,
III.
In the race for sheriff Raleigh beat
Cummings, the Democrat, in the city.
but fell far below him in the county.
The city vote complete is: Emery. 10
416; Raleigh, $50; Cummings, $685..
The country districts heard from give
Emery 3,47s, Raleigh I'll, Cummings .
III. Emery seems to be the high Re-
publican on the ticket below the presi-
dent and judges.
There is a possibility that Moss
Democrat) has defeated Smith Gre
publican) for county superintendent of
schools.
For Judges Third District-Morse CR0,
s'2SV Lewis CR), 1886; Richie CR).
- iSS; Armstrong (Rl.. 1886: Hall Cd.
Cherry Cd, 9,507.
For District MISUNDERSTANDING
(R.) 1921; Van Colt Cd. 1891.
? For state Senators-LOve R.). 1863;
Leary Cd, S1S3; Gibson "a. 6.OS3
For sentatives-Kinnev (RO.
leverage vote). 13.515: Hamer CD. (aver-
age vote, 1856; Sleater (A). average
For Long Term Commissioner aekav
~. lLss6; Horne Cd, S149; Mcmillan
For Short Term Commissioner-Afiller
n. l54S5; Hays CD, 1870; Bourgard
For sheriff-Emery R). 1855: Cum
mlngs Cd. 1850; Raleigh (A) 6.5Ol.
: For Treasurer-Carbis (RO. 13465:
Young Cd. 1922.
For Auditor-F'isher OR.). 1852: BIakeIy
ODD. SPA
For Clerll-Eldredge CR). 1926; Scare
I'D. 500: Reese (AD, s,557
mel CD S,05s
For Attorney-Christensen 1R), 12.eSS;
Lund Cd, 8427
For rveyor-Swenson R), 1S.440;
For Assessor-Brown CR.), 10 $50; Quinn
For City Judges-DiehI CR). 10 $50:
w w hltaker 1R), l00S0: Fowler Cd. 5S4S:
Armstrong (A.). 1924.
For Justice Of the Peace-Smith RO
o'l46; Hamer Cd, $3.50; Clark (A.). 5.56S.
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PLURALITY OF $4,000
Roosevelt Has approximately
This Number of Votes More
Than Parker in Utah.

Roosevelt ran almost 5000 votes ahead
of Parker in Utah on the face Of returns
20 far received. The figures given below
IN many instances arc estimates. but they
are based on returns that make il certain
the figures are not far from correct In
Salt Lake county Roosevelt's plurality is
about y 800. and in Utah county il is
Isl. with eight small precincts to hear
from Sanpete gave the president a
plurality OF 700 and his plurality ra2
over the 1000 mark i'm Box Elder and
cache; nearly 1850 in Summit and 1900
in Weber.
The figures corrected at midnight, are
as follows:
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD or
ORDNANCE AND F0RTIFlCATIONS

Washington, Nov, 1O-The annual
report Of the board Of ordnance and
Notifications, headed by Major Gener-
al Gillespie, shows that only seven L.
inch guns out of the total of l00 guns
contracted for I'm 1891 remain to be
completed, and the last Of these will
be made by August of next year,
The board renewS its recommends
ton of last year for the immediate pro-
curement Of medium caliber rapid fire
guns for coast defense to the extent of
200 semi automatic high velocity 6
pound guns on pedestal mounts: 200
semi-autOmatic guns of caliber large
enough to fire shrapnel. mounted on
field carriages, and 200 automatic ma
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Utah County.
(special 70 Inc Herald)


Provo NV. f9.-With eight small pre-
iucts vet TO hear from the total vote on
ladlng candidates in Utah county is as
.oilows: Roosevelt 6.352 Parker 4Ggl
1Iovle 4533. Tingey 5S92. Harmon 2g5
Edwards $50, Geigcr Abb. Christensen
l,s0l. Wilson 4.235 Breeder BOD. BagIcy
L449 Nelson 1852. Porter 296. Straup .g2l
Narian 4-2g5. Ferry led the American
ticket with l35 votes and Dcbs led the
Socialist ticket with 1S6
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T0GA FOR CARTER.
Montana Will Elect Republican
Senator This Winter.

Butte. Mont. Nov 1O.-The returns from
Tuesdays election thus far receiI ed seem
to give the Republicans the best of fl IN
the next legislature. The house. il is
figured on actual returns. will be: Re-
publicaus. 81; Democrats. 81 doubtful. 4
The senate. from present lndicat TONS viii
be - Republicans, 10 Democrats and one
doubtful. Some OF these figures viii be
disputed by one side or the other but the
figures given are the composite of that
which can be made up from returns re-
ceived. a Republican legislature insures
the return of former United States Sen
atOT Thomas H. Carter TO the sUuited
States senate
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Morgan County

Morgan. Nov. l0.-Morgan county. COM
plete. give Parker electors. 314: Roosevelt
electors. iS5; Moyle. 324; Cutler. 49,: Ferry
o; Powers. ID. Howell 4S6: For
senator. W. ". Rich. 372. Wesley X. Wal
ton. 40. For Judge, II. H. Rolapp $50: ]
A. Howell, 460:. District attorney. George
Halverson. 500; A. J. Horne. 316. For rep
resentative, James a. Anderson. 393: los
T. Francis 24S
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sanpete County.

y
Manu. Nov 10.-Republican county
headquarters are stiu receivinx election
returns from the eastern countfes. and
ere still hoping for the election of ". ID.
Livingston 10 the judgeship of the Seventh
JUDICIAL district. Livingston lost Sanpete
county by at least 800 ma iority. and r. II.
Woods Republican candidate fer district
attorney. was victorious in Sample BY
vote OF about 100. The election IL Ferdi-
had Erickson for Judge was conceded by
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GROVER GOES HUNTING.

Princeton. n. j., Nov 1O.-FOrmer
President Cleveland went on his first
hunting trip OF the season today. In
company with DR.. Priest and W. b.
Mcfarland. he drove to Rocky Hill
where he spent the day The shooting
was good and the party returned be-
fore dark With sixteen quail and seven
"a hhifS
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. 1O.-The
bodies of Robert Mccain and wife
were found in their home four miles
south of Ocean Park today. They had
been dead@several days. and from the
position Of the bodies Mccain evident
~ had shot his wife and then killed
himself
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WALFoRD GOES FREE. !

Cripple Greek. Colo, Nov. To- =
Isaac Lebo. an election constable =
who was shot by Deputy Sheriff y
James Walford at Goldfeld ,
polling place on Tuesday. is dead. =
AT the inquest on Constable Chris =
Miller, who was also killed by =
Walford at the same time. the jury y
found that the shot was fired bv :
Walford i'm self-defense.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Mrs Charles w Pickett

Charles W. Pickett. wife Of Colonel
Charles W. Pickett. editor Of the New
Haven Leader. dropped dead of heart d.
sease while reading a paper before the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Cache County.

Especial 10 The Herald)
Logan. New. 10-Complete or accurate
returns of the election in this county will
not available until the official canvass
is made. as some precincts are unreported
and many OF those that sent in returns
did so in such hurry that mistakes were
made. One thing is certain, however
Roosevelt carried the county by over 1000
majority.
The districts reported. 30 out of "a, give
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Garfield County.

Panguitch Nov l0-The Republicans
carried Garfield county by large ma ior-
ity. Returns SO far received give Rouse
Eeit Pc Parker IS Howell 30 Powers -.
Johnson FOR senator 2S5. Ncater for soma
tor ~ Chichester ~. Hayes q. Erickson
2S; Page Is.
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RoosEvELT's POSITION.
Will Make No Advances Unless Rus
STA Desires 1t.

Washington. Nov i0.-Careful in
curry here fails to develop any change
within the last four weeks IN the at
titude of this government toward the
far eastern situation. There has been
no move officially thar could be con-
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- WI Carletnn

New York. Nov. 1O.-Mrs- VIII Garlic
ton. wife of VIII Carleton, the poet
author died suddenly during the night at
her home in Brooklyn
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New York. Nov l0-Alfred Lakeland.
a well known h0Tseman, died today at
Brighton Beach
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ADVANCE IN OIL.

Pittsburg. Nov. l0-The STANDARD Oil
company today advanced the price of
crude oil cents.
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IAIASHINGToN. Nov. 10.-President
w Roosevelt received today an I'M
diminished number of callers.
Attorney General Moody. who has just
returned from Massachusetts. was one
of the first visitors. He was accom-
panied by James r. Garfield, commits
sioner of corporations, who arrived to-
day from his Ohio home. Later they
viii take UP with the president the
work of Mr.. Garfield's bureau. concern
ing which the president will have some
recommendations to make. to congress
in his annual message.
The investigation Of the beef trust,
instituted by the bureau of corpora
tons at the instance of congress, has
been practically completed. The report
will be presented to the president, and
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Continued on Page 81
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Silver. 5Sisc per ounce
Copper (caStingl. 1870 oar nound
Lead. IN ore. $50; New York. $40
per 100 pounds.
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n ENVER. Colo. Nov. I'D. 3. Fair
ii ley, Republican state chairman. to-
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LAST EDITION.

WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE
FAIR.