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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
HOUSE FIRED
AND FAMILY CREMATED

Somerset. Pa, April 19.-Thc striking
coal miners at Garrett have taken posses
sion of the town. Armed men are said to
L. patrolIing the streets anC mob armed
with rifles and shotgUnS arc reported To
have. surrounded tho works of he Carrot
coal company. An outbreak is momentar-
ily anticipated between the strikers and
the miners in the company harriCddC.
The miners are nearly all Italians and are
said 10 bC armed and prepared to resist
amy attack. Sheriff Coleman organized ID
posse of twenty-five and started for tho
scene.
At least 200 shots were exchanged be-
tween tho mon and the men at the mines
last night. but so far no Fatalities have
been reported. During the night the
dwelling Of Jerry Meyers. a miner who
has been out of employment for several
months but who formerly worked Tor the
Garrett Coal company was burned. Mrs
Meyers. her two daughters, one son and
two small children persisted in the flames
Mr. Meyers and "a bOaTdcr named Sulli-
van dashed through tho flames 70 safety.
Reports Of the origin OF the fire are con-
flictiug, but al agree that IL was the work
Of inCendiaries. The people who rushed TO
the scene were helpless 10 rescue the
women aud children.
fiarrc,t is a mining town and has 4
population Of about leo President Frank
= Black of the Carrot Coal company -
here consulting with the sheriff. Coroner
Luther reached Garrett this afternoon
and wired the sheriff that the situation
s. extremely critical Tho shcriff's posse
should reach Garrett about O'Clock.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, April 19.-City Marshal Henry
left this evening for Kalispel. Mont,
where a young man was buried who was
killed in "A Northern Pacific railroad &c
cident on March il. Mr.. Henry fears the
young man was his son, but cannot OBJ
tain positive information by correspond
ence and will therefore make Il personal
investigation. 5f
Dog Tax Collector Jaggers is after
Mayor Roylance. The mayor ordered him
20 release "A dog which he had impounded,
without making any provision for the
payment of Mr.. Jaggers' fee. He has
therefore Detitioned the city council to
look into the matter and the committee
on claims is investigating IL.
At the meeting of the city council last
evening a communication was received
from Attorney Pike OF Eureka. on behalf
Of Dr. W R Pike, notifying the council
that the doctor would not receive water
for irrigaung his lots from the city ir-
rigatiOn system. but would demand il
from the waterworks system. as he has
been receiving il in this manner for about
fourteen years. The council now desires
to exchange and give him water from the
irrigation system. Mr.. Pike stated that il
il is attempted to deprive DIR. Pike of
the water from the waterwOrks system
an action will be brought to enjoin the
city.
Byron W. King Of the King school OF
OratOry, Pittsburg, Pa. will give a re-
cital IL the B. Y. university Thursday
evening.
a marriage license has been issued to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
PARK CITY HAPPENINGS.

Park City. April by esterday Mrs. J.
n steel one OF the old-timers OF TIM TINS
Mrs. Steele has been resident OF PARK
City for more than twenty-five years and
is well known in town.
working hard preparing for the school
field day. to be held in Salt Lake next
month. Park City will not be represent
ed in all the events, but in those in which
she does take part the boys expect 10
give a good account
Some vandals are making sheep steal
ing a speciality in Park City, and George
Smiths slaughter house seems TO be the
handiest place to town. He loses more
by the thievery than others. Mr. smith
has reported his losses to the officers ana
an example will be made Of the first one
caught
The Latter-day Saints Sunday school
gave social dance in the basement OF
their meeting house last night. a large
crowd was in attendance and a good time
was had.
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A Williams, who was so seriously i'll. is
conValescing and her complete recovery Is
now assured.
'tThe Telephone Grip played here at the
Dewey theatre last night TO pretty good
house. The show was not up to the eX-
pectation OF the audience.
A drunk by the name of John sullivan
created quite a little disturbance TINS
morning at the upper end Of town. Of
ficer Robinson arrested the fellow. but
found taking his prisoner To jail rather
/
and was only taken when Marshal Nc
Donough appeared and summoned outside
aid
The city sprinkler has been out for the
past few days and by constant use is lay
ing at least some of the dust
Preparations are well under way for
the concert TO be given by the Park City
band on the 21st inst. The best local tai
ent has been secured and a fine pro
gramme will be given.
William Byrne returned from a salt
Lake trip this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diem are back from
q short visit in Salt Lake.
Mrs. G.. +. Cook returned this morning
from visit in Bingham with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. ]. McSorley was on the morning
incoming train.
DIT. c. NJ. Wilson came up from the
capital this morning.
Jim Rasband. after spending a day or
two in Zion visiting his family. returned
today.
w. D. Sutton was among the morning
arrivals over the Rio Grande Western.
Francis Irvine and family returned
from a brief Salt Lake trip today,
+. LOhn was on the outgoing train to-
day.
Thomas Starr left for the city on the
afternoon train
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progress along Green river and two
parties expect TO make connections before
many Gays. From good authority it Is
learned that the line down Bear river
canyon IS much better that was expected.
Engineer BloUnt succeeded in getting a
nve-tenths grade all the way through.
and ia nc place was z found necessary
10 reach the curve limit of ten degrees.
All along Green river the grade IS even
better. ard L is said that from the head
Of Bear river TO Strawberry valley is the
best grade in the west. il Is said by the
engineers that there is no stretch Of road
Of the same distance IN the mountains
anywhere where il is not necessary to
have helpers a some Point along the way,
but on the Moffat line the grades are
50 easy that an ordinary engine can pun
a long train the entire distance without
doubling and double headers viii not he
such feature as they are on the other
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Stoddard. an
aged couple of Dry Fork died within
twentyfour hours Of each other a few
days ago. The old gentleman died sun
day and his aged wife said that she did
not believe that she could live without
John. with whom fOrty-five years of he1
life had been spent. and the next day she
passed qCietly away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
,0DD FELLOWS
HEAR REPORTS.
Grand Lodge of Utah Begins
It's Sessions.
PROGRESS OF ORDER SHOWN
DEGREE OF REBEKAH TO ADOPT
NEW CONSTITUTION.

Members Of the grand lodge. Indepen-
cent Order OF Odd Fellows. met. TO the
Jumber Of 13S, in I. 0. o. +. hall on
Market street yesterday. Tbe greater
Part Of the day was consumed in routine
business, including the hearing of the
reports OF officers. The result of the
erection VIII be announced today. II is
as stated in The Herald of esterday.
Grand Master W. IT. Butcher gave an
account Of the transactions of the year.
anu announced the proclamation Of the
'eieprduon Of the cighty-fifth anni-
NeTSSary OF the foundation OF the Odd
eil9WS order. This viii take place
April 26. and all the lodges throughout
steps.
year OF 80 in the subordinate lodges, eX-
ceeding the combined net increase for
the past ten years previous. gives cause
Tor hearty rejoicing and an assurance of
earnest work done by every Odd Fellow, -
said Grand Master Butcher.
Grand Secretary T. a. Simpkin re-
ported that there were fOrty-twO lodges
with a total membership of IBIS Deem
her 81, 1903, which had been increased 20
over 800 by the beginning OF the cur
rent month. During the year S120iO.25
had been paid fo~ relief. Tn" total re
ceipts We're 80 124-.1. The invested funds
of subordinate lodges We're Sp5.l45.40 and
the invested funds Of the grand lodge
detailed report showing the condition
Of the order I'm Utah.
Grand Treasurer \. Stuart reported
that the cash in bank amounted 20
Si.0Ni 16
Decisions. dispensations. neurology and
other matters were reported by the ap-
prOpriatc officers. The reports We're re-
ferred TO the various committees
.Tnis business occupied practically all
Of the day. The sessions viii be con-
tinuCd today.
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WORLDS FAIR RATES.
Western Roads Expect to Reach An
Agreement.

Santa Barbara. Cal, April IA general
understanding concerning the routes for
round trip excursion tickets to the
World s fair at St. Louis and the days
upon which they may be sold probably
Will be reached at the convention of the
Transcontinental- Passenger Agents as
SOciation.: now, in session 10 this city
RepresentatiF of the passenger DEPART
ment of nearly every railroad west of
Chicago are in attendance upon the con-
vepIien and it Is generally conceded that
fixing rates for Worlds fair travel is the
most important matter 10 be considered.
1t is stated on good authority that
committee appointed this afternoon to re-
port upon the Worlds fair excursion bust
ness will submit a report tomorrow morn
ing favOring two DAYS a week sales from
all Pacific coast terminal points, and
western passenger agents are very much
pleased, as the enactment of such a reg
Ulation Will solve many passenger trans
portation problems that would prove to
be very veXaUOus in the event of sales
being limited to one day a week. which
would cause congestion Of passenger
traffic at certain seasons.
An effort will be made tomorrow to ad-
Just the pro rata rate on transcontinental
passenger business and put il on a more
equitable basis, satisfactory to all roads
concerned It was decided today to hold
the next convention of the association at
Chicago some time in July, the exact
date to be determined later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
JUST BREATHE IT
Pleasant Way to Cure Catarrh-Dan-
gerous Stomach Dragging Avoided
by Using Hyomei.

A noticeable Improvement and a clear
ing up Of the air passages Of the head
and throat is seen from the first days
use of Hyomei- This treatment is the
only natural and reasonable way to cure
catarrh. T. has been so uniformly sue
cesSfuI that +. G. Schramm sells II un-
Ger a positive guarantee 10 refund the
money II II should fail Pills. tablets.
liquids and other stomach drueginE can
not cure catarrh. Under such treatment
the catarrhal germs still live IN the air
passages ID increase and multiply.
HyOmei, breathed through the neat in
tefs the air passages Of the head, throat
and lungs, killing all catarrhal germs.
soothing the irritated mucous membrane,
and effecting permanent cure
The complete outfit costs only one dol
lar, and VIII last for several weeks. If
more HYomei is needed, extra bottles
can be obtained at any time for fifty
cents.
The directions for using Hyomei are
very simple. Twenty drops of the liquid
will charge the inhaler. Breathe through
this for a few minutes four times day,
and the medicated air is carried to the
most remote and minute cells Of the air
passages, giving results that can be OBJ
tanned in no other way.
Tell your friends who may be suffering
this unusual way Of selling a medicine
for the cure OF Catarrh. You run no risk
when buying Hyomei-
For sale by F. c. Schramm. druggist,
corner Main and First South streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
DISTRICT COURT AT PROVO.

Provo. April 1a-Gottlieb Hahn was eX-
amned as to his sanity yesterday before
who found that Mr. Hahn Was not insane.
1t is believed now that when Mr.. Hahn
became noisy at his home, which caused
the neighbors to have him arrested, he
was only exhibiting an infirmity of tenn
per. from which he had ample time TO
recover before the examination. He has,
however, according TO friends. acted
queer on a number OF occasions lately,
and IL is their opinion that his nerves are
somewhat affected.
Estate of William Daley, deceased; final
account and petition for distribution set
for hearing April 80
Estate of Oscar Winters. deceased; final
account and petition Tor distribution set
for hearing April -.
The jury has been excused from attend
ance at court till the 21st.
Judge Booth held court in Heber today.
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The county commissioners at a special
meeting held yesterday afternoon decided
TO divide the Peterboro school district
into two districts and practically decided
upon the center line Of sections Z, and
=, running east and west. as the line of
division.
ing the board TO change its decision in
the matter of naming a stale road from
Logan southwark. The board decided 20
recommend TO the state engineer the
route leading direct from here to Wells
Vile. As this leaves out Providence.
Melville Paradise and Hyrum. the peo-
pie there arc up in arms aEainSt IT, The
protests were taken under Amusement.
\ masS-neeting Of citizens was held
here last night in obedience TO the call Of
the mayor to discuss the good roads Ques-
ton and other topics Of interest. Mayor
Robinson was elected chairman of the
meeting and W. H. THAN was chosen sec
rotary. II was decided to set apart May
that the cemetery may be beautified and
improved. All citizens will be asked 10
turn ont on that date and put i'm eight
hours labor on the streets and lots in the
city Of the dead
The good roads matter developed a
lengthy and very earnest discussion. It
was moved 10 bond the county for $2O0,O0O
and proceed to build the roads at once. l.
&. ThOreSen amended this motion bv sub
stituting $4,000 for S200O00 and adding a
provision for Lowing an annual road tax
OF mills. which would bring in about
$4,000 per year.
After much discussion the meeting vot-
ed to recommend the latter plan TO the
commissioners.
The matter OF securing better freight
and passenger rates. effecting a business
mems organization. obtaining an uptown
telegraph office and encouraging the or
ganizatiOn Of o band were referred 10
special committee 70 be appointed by the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on Thursday. the 18th day of May. 1904, at
9 o'clock in the forenoon Of said DAY, at
the offices of the jefferson Montana Cop
per Mines company. room No. Sl$ Nc
Cornick building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
there will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of said corporation for the
purpose Of considering the question OF
amending the articles of incorporation IN
the following particulars:
Firstly striking out all reference to
treasury stock in article eight in the arti-
cles of Incorporation and amencing the
same so that as amended said article
eight shall read as follows.
Eighth-The amount OF stock subscribed
by each OF the incOrpOratOrs IS as fol-
lows:
Arthur H. s. .Bird.............. 100 shares
c. h. Mccormick -............. 100 shares
G. H. Post .........-.--.-----.-- 100 shares
H a. Mccormick 100 shares
B 7 King .................. 7U-t shares
Arthur II. 5. Bird. trustee. 1850 shares
Secondly striking out article fourteen
and inserting in its place the following:
Fourteenth-The corporation hereby
formed has received, and does hereby aC-
cept and receive in fun payment for the
above subscriptions TO its entire capital
stock, COnVeyanCes to the corpora ton by
Arthur II. 5. Bird and B. T. King. of an
undivided twO-thirdS interest and by Ar
thur II. S. Bird Of the remaining IN
divided one-third interest in and 10 the
following described lode mining claims
situated in the county Of jefferson and
state of Montana, to-wit:
Koehler. Kendall, KraUse, BalisS. Tar
bell, Potter. Bauder, Loren StockwelI.
Crobaugh. Sanford. Vorce and Skeels the
same being duly recorded in the office OF
the county recorder of jefferson county
and state of Montana. the fair cash value
Of the above claims being not less than
Sl0O0.000. c. II. POST.
Secretary of the jefferson Montana Cop
per Mines Company, Corporation.
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WILL NOT GO TO CHICAGO.
Auditor Young of the Union Pacific
to Stay in Omaha.

Omaha. Neb-, April ia high Union
Paclhc official said tonight that the re-
ported removal of the general auditor,
Erastus Young, to Chicago, was i'm
proba bic According to this official, the
general auditing department of the
Hartman lines is in New York. and
Mr. Young's residence in Omaha repre-
sents his headquarters only in a nom
mai manner He has offices at the
headquarters of each railway over
whose auditing department he has con-
troll and spends little time in this city.
Nothing was known of the report that
J. 3. Berry was to be placed in control
of a general engineering department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20

Richard Viertel. aged % and katherine
Veit, aged %, both Of Payson.
on Saturday, the 2Sd. the public schools
Of the county VIII give an exhibit Of
school work principally manual training
work in the Brigham Young university.
and a large number of children and par
euts are expected here from all parts Of
the county. in the afternoon a pro-
stake tabernacle. Excursion rates have
been secured for the occasion. and the
young people expect a great day.
DR.. J. H. Talbot. superintendent OF
Methodist work in Utah spoke in the
Methodist church here this evening
A son has been born to each OF the fol-
lowing families; Mr. and Mrs. s. ". ALI
man and Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Jones, and
daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Harvey
All we'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

In hundreds of homes there is presented
this same bitter spectacle, the mother
who feels no JOY in having her children
about her. whose Guivering nerves vince
at the happy chatter as If from the sting
Of whip.
Too many a discouraged woman. or
man, has recourse to the coffee pot--or TO
still more insidious stimulant-and the
result is nervous and physical wreck, and
a saddened home
This tired. nerve-racked mother-AIrs.
4. +. Ellen-was wise enough 20 build up
her system and her nerve forces quickly
instead OF taking stimulant like coffee
to burn them up. She writes:
4 am the mother of a large family.
and household duties completely wore me
out.
I became nervous and run down and
had no appetite. l was so nervous that
my children's talk. which always amused
me, became a source Of irritation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
Billiards. Horehound Syrup

Immediately relieves hCarse, croupv
cough. oppressed, rafting, raspine and
difficult breathing. Henry c. Stearns.
druggist, Shullsburg, Wis, writes. Nav
26, 1901: II have been selling Billiards.
Horehound Syrup for two years, and
have never had a preparation that has
given better satisfaction. notice that
when I sell a bottle they come back
for more 1 can honestly recommend
it." 25c, SOC, $1.0O.
Sold by u. c. NJ. I. drug department.
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spread across Front street, and lit was
not long before the south side of the
street from York TO Bay and beyond
was abIaze. Urged still further by the
winds, the flames made their way
through 10 the water front licking up
the mills and factories which line that
portion of the city. The fire had worked
its way on Front street toward Yonge
street from both sides until at 2:30 a.
m, the custom house, on the south
west corner and the Bank of Montreal
building on the northwest corner were
menaced. The fire was then also
making its way along Wellington
street toward YOnge street. The fire
brigade is almost entirely helpless, al
though il has been reinforced by sec
tions from many outside places.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
DEATH OF JOHN A. WORKMAN.
Familiar Utah Figure Passes Away
at Vernal.

yornal April 16.-John A. Workman.
formerly known as "AI' Workman. died
at the hone u his son. John \ Work
man Of C5iincs ward Thursday OF cancer
OF the stomach. The deceased vas well
known in many parts Of the state he
was a resident OF Summit county for a
number Of years and was q familiar figure
around Park City in the early days. lie
was born In Tennessee ia 1873 anG crossed
the plains with his parents IN 1S4S and
went through al the trials aad -vecissi-
tudes Of those early times. For num-
Der OF years the deceased ha3 been a
resident OF this county. where a number
OF his relatives reside He leaves seven
children. all Of whom are grown and a
number OF grandchildren.
The Mcffat surveyors are making rapid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-20
Housekeepers' Cares

Lessened by taking advantage of our
New Household Washing by the piece.
The table and bed linen, towels hand
kerchiefs ironed: all pieces requiring
1t starched; delicate cOlors, woolens,
shirt waists received under the new
system. 1t is ideal for the home. TeIe-
phone for particulars.
TROY LAUNDRY.
166 Main st.
Telephones 1872 and 1855 Rings.
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DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS.
Sanpete County Schools Have Re
ceived Their Anportionment.

Ephraim, April l9-County Superin-
tendent of Schools 4. l.. Larsen has dis
tributed to the several school districts in
this county the state school moneys ap-
portioned 10 Sanpcte county by the state
superintendent of public instruction on
April J.. Amount received from state ap-
portionment made April Il, S.649-j7; total
school population OF county, 4.999;
amount per capita. 93 cents. The distrl-
button is as follows.
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Rebekah Holds Over.

The assembly of the Degree Of Rebekah
will be- obliged To continue its sessions
one day longer than planned. The new
fits final adoption was postponed until
today. The rest Of the time yesterday
AIS spent i'm routine business.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on Thursday, the 18th day of May, 1904,
al o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
a. the office of the Corbin-Montana Cop
COrRiCk building. Salt Lake city, Utah.
there viii be u special meeting OF the
stockholders of said corporation for the
purpose of considering the question of
amending the articles of incorporation In
the following particulars:
Firstly striking out all reference to
treasury stock in article eight In the artl-
cles of Incorporation, and amending the
same so that as amended said article
eight shall read as follows
Eight-The amount Of stock subscribed
by each of the incorporators is as fol-
Arthur II. S. Bird ............ 100 shares
:. X. Mccormick -....-.-.----. 100 shares
!. IL FOst .-:-..-..---...-..-.- Nv shares
H. a. Mccormick ---.-.-.--.... 100 shares
Arthur II. S. Bird, trustee. .299. 500 shares
Secondly striking out article fourteen
and inserting in it's place the following:
FOurteenth-The corporation hereby
formed has received and does hereby re-
ceiye and accept in fun payment for the
above subscriptions TO the entire capital
stock. conveyances to the corporation by
Arthur H s. Bird and B. +. King of an
undivided two-thi interest and by
Arthur II S. Bird Of the remaining IN
divided one-third. interest IN and to the
following lode mining claims situated in
the county Of Jefferson, state of Mon
tana, tO-wit:
Monitor, Daisy. Ruby. Songbird, Copper
Queen now relocated in whole or In part
as American Mint, American Mint. Blue
Rock. Basin. Mammoth, Wickes, Covel-
lite. Elk. Jockey Boy, the location notices
of the same being duly recorded in the
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 $600,0OO0o-
.H.-.-.. z. II. POST.
Secretary of the Corbin- Montana Copper
Mines Company, a Corporation.