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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-17

sion in Kansas. Mrs. Evans was FORMER
~ Miss Ada Wilkins of this city.
Bert BOshard Of the census bureau
Washington. D. c.. is here spending his
vacation with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Annie Marie Weighes. committed
from Salt Lake City, died at the state
mental hospital yesterday at the age OF
"a years from senility and general debility.
The burial will be in the Provo cemetery
tomorrow.
The citizens of Provo are responding
generously 10 the Invitations of the free
public library commission for books. }.
W. n. WhiteeOtton has contributed 100
volumes of fine books and W. ID. Roberts,
ir, a set Of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
and many others have given smaller col
lections.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples: George a. Hair
mer. aged p, and Alice Pennington, aged.
u. both of Springville: Melvin Rumels OF
Eureka. aged y. and lnez Johnson of
1ehl, aged 10; Frank l.. Davis. aged u,
and Ncttie Hanks, aged -. both of Sa-
lem; Sidney ]. Smith. aged z. and Nettie
Hartman. aged II, both OF Pleasant Grove
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P0ST0FFICE DEPARTMENT EXCLUDES PAPERS
GIVING NAMES OF PRIZE WINNERS AT PARTIES

The postQftice department has re-
solved to put a ban on the publication
of the names of winners in social card
games. II is held that they come under
the rules Of the anti-lottery law. and
their publication may cause the eXclu-
sion of offending newspapers from the
mails. The local pOstOffice officials
have not been notified of this action on
the part of the department at WASH
ington, and until they are one may
read the names of the winners at eu-
chre anG whist parties on the society
page of the Salt Lake papers.
In some states the newspapers have
been apprised of the matter by post
masters and the editors have asked the
Intervention of their congressman. In
one instance Il newspaper telegraphed
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OLD FOLKS CELEBRATE.
Devote the Day to Social intercourse
and Banqueting.

Nephi. Nov. 15.-The old folks of Nephi
are holding their annual celebration here
today. Every person oyer the age of Go.
who are able, are in attendance. \ ban
quet and programme i being carried on
ia the stake tabernacle this afternoon
Tonight will be a good Old-fashiQned
dance in the National Guard armory
The damage case of George c. Whit
more vs.. the Rio Grande Western Rail-
way company has finally been settled
The motion for nun-suit has been denied
and the company are to pay the dam
ages Of the plaintiff, which amounts to
about $3.50
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SIX MONTHS FOR NUclcH.

Six months in the county jail was the
sentence pronounced upon Jerry Nucich.
who was yesterday found guilty of i'm
voluntary manSlaughter for his part in
the row that re=llted i'm the killing of
Louis Prrne al Bingham Junction on
July e. 1904
The ease went 20 the jury at 1880 yes
terday forenoon ana the verdict was re-
turned al o'clock. District Attorney
T. e. Loofbourow suggested that Jerry
b. given the maximum neEalty Of one
wear. but Judge Armstrong fixed il at
SIX months jerry has been In Jail for
about nine months already awaiting his
tial.
NuCich WAS defended by Hamer *
Buckle and the prosecution was con-
Quoted by District Attorney LOOfbOurOw.
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NEW POWER COMPANY FILES TRUST DEED
TO SECURE $3.50, 900 BOND ISSUE

Bismarck Snyder of the firm of Sny-
der & Snyder yesterday filed in the
Office of the county recorded a trust
deed given by the Intermountain Pow
er company of Nevada to the Capitol
Savings & Trust company OF Columbus.
o., dated July l, 1905, and securing first
mortgage, 8 per cent. twenty-five year
gold bonds TO the amount of $3.50 600.
The bonds are 10 be issued in 5000 and
81 600 denominations, due Aug. I, 1880.
with interest payable semi-annually.
The company purpose of supplying
power TO cities and industrial concerns
in Salt Lake and Summit counties has
been told already in The Herald. Lo-
cal men are largely interested in the
company. which has secured various
power rights, franchises, etc, in the
state The purpose of the bond issue is
to defray the cost of construction and
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LESS PRINTERS EMPLOYED.
Spirit of Economy in the Big Gov
eminent Office.

Washington, Nov. 16.-In his testi-
mony before the joint congressional
committee on printing, Acting Govern
ment Printer Ricketts, said that not
more than half as much printing is
coming 10 the government printing Of
flee this year as is usually sent there
at this season of the year. He attribu-
ted the falling off to the investigation
MIR. Ricketts, also said that the report
of the lady managers of the St. Louis
exposition, which was printed at gov
eminent eXt ense in a private office.
could have been printed much more
economically at the government office.
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the department at Washington and
was advised by it that the report of a
rattle, lottery or other gambling devices
would exclude a newspaper from the
mails. but that the department had not
seen fit TO enforce the rule against re-
ports of society card parties.
A Dies MOines newspaper asked in
structions from the postoffice depart
ment in that city and was advised that
papers publishing the winners would
he excluded from the mails.
The newspaper in question states
that its presses were stopped one day
last week and thirty minutes delay
ensued in order to remove FROM its coll
umns a statement that Mrs. Jones had
won a cut glass water pitcher, and
Mrs. Smith had won a chatting dish at
Mrs. JohnsOn's card party
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FORGER IN TOLLS.
Man Who Operated in Utah Gets Ten
Years in Nebraska.

Provo Nov. l6.-Sherlff Harmon has
been advised By Sheriff j. W Lee OF
Sidney, Neb.. that c. D. Romero has
been sentenced TO ten years in the Ne
braska state prison for forgery Romero
came here last March and al Springville
represented himself as 4 buyer az real
estate He had letters of introduction
from Chicago financial concerns and on
the strength of these cashed a worthless
draft for $500 on the Springvile bank.
receiving Sio0 cash and a $500 draft on a
Salt Lake bank. which he oashed there
Romero operated along similar lines IN
Wyoming, and was finally landed ia Ne
braska for forgery. Sheriff Harmon has
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equipment and 10 put the company in
operation.
The trust deed filed yesterday con-
yeys all franchises granted by the
county or state, all real estate con-
tracts. agreements. plants. equipment.
water rights, etc. secured by the COM
pany. The water rights are particular
ly described as Nos. 15S and 1876 on Lit
tie Cottonwood creek in Salt Lake
county. Nos. POI, 200 and $50 on Big Cot
tonwood creek In Salt Lake county, the
numbers referring TO records in the
office of the state engineer and includ-
ing a reservoir site at Mill ID" on Big
Cottonwood.
J. ]. Chambers, president and Bis
marck Snyder, SECRETARY, signed the
deed for the power company, and W.
d. Gui1bert, president. and Alexander
W. Mackenzie. secretary, signed for the
trust company.
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Canadians in and around Salt Lake
viii hold meeting i'm the parlOr of the
kenyon hotel at p. IN. next Sunday. II
f. proposed To organize a Canadian CLUB
of both men and women. similar TO those
existing in the large eastern cities. These
clubs or associations are purely social
organizations and are growing lu size and
number throughout the east. Further in
formation may be had of II. q. TyrreM
f.Tephaue 10i
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From Far off Hawaii.

we have been given 10 understand
that your club contemplates making an
active campaign looking 10 the diversion
of a portion Of European tourist traffic
10 the western United States A most
COmmendable undertaking. in which we
trust you may be successful. and for the
initiation Of which your club deserves
the thanks Of every commercial body and
promotion comm ttee in the west OF
which the Hawaiian islands, as YOU are
aware. form an IMPORTANT part
tSiguedl III. L. WOOD.
Secretary abe Hawaiian Promotion
Committee.
Fl am in thorough sympathy with the
movement and can NouChsafc Ia YOU the
hearty cooperation OF the Wichita Com
mercial blub in the furtherance Of the
same. Only a share OF the vast sums
spent by oar tourists in crowded Europe
II scattered throughout the western half
of the United States would prove of
great benefit IN many ways.
(Signedl II. l.. RESING
Secretary Wichita Commercial Club. +"
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Accuses His Wife.

Cruelty and dascrJiou are alleged by
William j. James iu his suit for divorce
from Elenur NJ. James He says tnat
ever since their marriage. April 10. 1908
she has been peryerSr, wi,lful maynard
and peeviSh; that she has been 'n the
habit of leaving their home despite his
protests. for periods of weeks at Il time,
and that by letters words and acts she
huS been guilty of cruel treatment, call
ing him vile and protane names, threat
fning him with bodily harm etc
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ANY movement that will benefit any
part of the Rocky mountain region must
lnure to the prosperity of all, and the
Denver Business Mems league may be
counted upon 20 assist every undertaking
that win help the vest.
tSlguedl GEORGE W. COOK,
Chairman Pro Tenn. Denver Business
Mems League
Fl beg 70 acknowledge your favor of
Oct. 24 and 10 advise YOU that at
formal meeting OF the directors OF the
chamber of commerce, held yesterday.
they decided 10 cooperate with YOU in
every way 10 secure a part OF the great
tide OF tourist travel which now goes to
Europe for western America. This or
EanizatiOn viii be very glad to send rep
IeSentdtiVeS To your proposed convention.
tSiguedl HENRY RI SSELL WRAY,
Secretary Colorado Springs Chamber of
Commerce
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AFTER McoMIE AGAIN.
Defendant in Former Action Brings
Suit Involving Justice.

Arthur b. Manasa is suing StudebakeT
brothers company for S33G-5l. alleging
that the company got that much money
from him through Irregular court pro-
ceedings before Justice j. T. McOmie or
Murray. He alleges that ne was an in
dorSer of a note given the company fif-
teen years ago and consequently out
taWed by the statute of limitations at the
time the suit was brought. Tie a.eg =
further that the note was given i'm Salt
Lake City and that any action on 1t
In Murray. where the company filed its
action through F. G.. Luke. Manasa al
leges also that although the company
knew his address in Box Elder county,
he was not notified of the suit, and that
Judgment was entered without service of
amy natETc UDOn him. After The fudE-
ment was entered in McOmic's court,
Manasa continues. il was dockctcd i'm
Box Elder county and the sheriff OF that
county seized credits OF MaUasa OF the
amount for which the suit is brought.
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ervation, where he has been on business
for several weeks
The power house is completed and the
wires have been strung on the poles
throughout the streets of the city. Coal
Vile viii soon be basking in the enjoyment
of electric lighted streets and homes.
Judge Lewis will return TO Salt Lake
tomorrow morning.
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coALvlLLE NEWS NOTES.

Coalviile. Nov 1.-the November term
of the district court ended last evening.
A great many probate matters were dis
posed of but the jury cases. with one ex-
cepteu. were contiisled until the next
AIrnas 4sJdfedge, mayor-elect Of Coal
vile, has retarned from the Uintah res
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State of Utah. County Of Salt Lake-ss.
l. II. 5. Young, cashier Of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the
ABOVE statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and BELIEF.
II. s. GOU NC. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day OF November 1893.
(SeaD T. ". EVANS
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
LEWIS :. HILLS,
". W. RITTER.
JOHN, A BARNES,
Directors.
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Jan Is Sentenced.

W = Nam8mata- the Japanese boy who
stabbed Edward Brown, Aug. l3 1904,
yesterday pleaded guilty To assault with
81 deadly weapon with intent 10 do bod
iIy harm. and was ordered committed
Il the reform school al ogden y-Judge
Armstrong. The boy was II years of
age Nov 6.
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Sixty Years Experience OF an old
Nurse,

Mrs Winsiows Soothing Syrup is The
prescription OF enc OF the best female
physicians and nurses In the United
States. and has been used for sixty wears
with neyer-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incalcu-
liable. ~ LeaeNTs me Shi ~ rom pam;
wind collie. BY giving health TO the child
it rests the mother. Price IS cents a
bottle.
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State Of Utah. County Of Salt Lake-ss.
L. r. Farnsworth being first duly
sworn according TO law, deposes and says
that ha is cashier of the aboVe-na med
bank; that the above and foregoing re-
port contains q full. true and correct
statement of the condition of the said
bank at the close Of business on the 9Th
day Of November 1893.
l.. II. FARNSWORTH
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this 18th day of November. 1865.
". T.. LAKE.
Notary Public
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miliar with their country before seeing
foreign lands, and if your arrangements
for the conference are perfected, we
would be pleased to know Of the time
and place so that We can arrange for
representation at such conference if con-
Ssteut.
(Signed) "W. s. TILTON,
Secretary EI Paso Chamber of Com
mcrce.'
This matter was read before the Mis-
sOula chamber OF commerce at its Tegu-
lar session this evening, and by regular
vote the proposition has our endorsement
and moral support. The subject will re-
ceive further attention, and any sugges-
tons you may offer will be gratefully re-
ceiVed.
(Signed) "E. ]. ERFERF,
Secretary Missoula Chamber of Com
merce.'
IN Old Kentucky" Matinee today
at 3. Children, csc; adults, SOC. Any
where.
Garfield train leaves 1870 a. m.
% per cent discount off girls cloaks
and coats. See our window.
CUTLER BROS. CO,
Dry Goods Wholesale and Retail.
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State Of Utah. Office of the Secretary Of
State.
!, c. $. Tingey, secretary of state Of
the state of Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full. true and correct
copy of the statement of the above
named company, now on file in my Of
flee this 10th day of November. 1900
tSeal) G. S. TINGEY.
Secretary of State.
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Increasing Among Women, Bot
Sufferers Need Not Despair
THE BEST ADVICE is FREE

OF all the diseases known. with which
the female organism is afflicted, kidney
disease is the most fatal, and statistics
show that this disease is on the increase
among women
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AUSTRIAN FEUD UP.

Rukuzina Is Charged With Attempt
to Kill.
Joseph RukuZua, one of the partici-
pants in the Little Austria war i'm
Bingham was placed ON trial i'm Judge
Armstrong; court Yesterday afternoon
for attempting To Kill Joseph Meiich.
RuSuziua is said -to--hpvc como from
1tahO for the purpose of aVenging the
death of his friend, Tony Starcevic who
VAS killed during the melee which re-
suited iu the wounding of Deputy Sher-
If Lafa-cttc Chideste- last March.
RukuZina got the notion that Me'ich
was responsible for Starcevic's death and
"WCnt after Mclich with "a gan.
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FuIIY lndorse the Move.

they Instructed me 20 reply that they are
heartily IN sympathy with the PROPOSE
ton, md FULLY endorse the statements
Of yoGf committee in the interest OF in
ducing ar own citizens to become IA
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Court Notes.

The ease of piston against the Utah
Fuel company was called Yesterday i'm
the federal court but was dismissed at
the plaintiffs cost.
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Capture the American Tourist.

AT a meeting Of the directory of our
association on the tth inst. president
CrahhS laid before them the following:
We are reliably informed that 81
gaUtiC enterprise is now being developed
by the Commercial club of salt Lake
city whereby SOTe Of The western Stdteh
are forming q tourist trust The object
is TO capture the American tourist and
Stow him that the best and most profit
able vacation can be spent in the west
scenery. 1t is certainly a fact that the
people OF the eastern states are not near
ly as much interested in the natural
beauties Of their own country as they
should be. Any movement which offers
"a correction for this indifference merits
support and j. worthy of attention.
Therefore bc it resolved. That as
the Manufacturers & Merchants asSO-
citation OF Kansas City, Mo. realizes
Kansas City is by virtue of its splendid
railway systems and geographical loca-
ton now the recognized gateway TO the
west we therefore recommend to the
Commercial club of Salt Lake City and
others who are promoting TINS splendid
enterprise. that they select Kansas City
as the starting point IOr the proposed
tours, with the understanding that we
will organize and maintain a seeing Kan
Sas City tour which will give the tourists
general Idea OF Wide-aWake, pro
greSSiVc western city whose livestock.
lObbing, manufacturing Industries and
parks and boulevards have made il ia
nous and a good place 10 live in. and in
this manner enable the tourist to start
on his western trim rejoicing.
' Resolved That a copy of this resOlu-
ton be mailed 10 the Commercial club Of
(SignedJ u. \. RUNYAN.
THE MANUFACTCRERS * MER-
CHANTS, ASSOCIATION OF KAN
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WEST IN TOUCH
WITH NEW MOVE
Commercial Bodies Send Hearty Re-
sponses to Salt Lake.
IDEA MAKES A BIG HIT
ALL FAVOR SEEING AMERICA Be
FORE GOING ABROAD.

Commercial bodies in all parts. of the
country are taking kindly 10 the move
ment initiated recently by the CONNER
ella. club OF this city in favor Of travel
in this country before exposing ignorance
Ia foreign lands Below are given some
Of the responses received by Manager
Fisher 5. Harris from business OTganiZa-
lions in the west:
81 have read with much interest of the
sugg = IN made by your organization
that - entire west combine in a great
campaign calculated to bring TO the west
larger proportion OF the tourist travel
which now goes 10 Europe and / want
10 say that such a campaign as you pro-
pose should receive enthusiastic support
OF ali western people, For nay part. 1
am very much interested in the sugges-
uoE aud ! trust that YOU Will push the
matter vigorously.
1t seems To me that some kind Of on
active campaign should be developed with
view 10 creating a favorable sentiment
in all the western cities and the ultimate
formation of a western America tourist
association.
i am sure this association viii be very
glad To cooperate in the new movement,
and that others in this state will do like
wise
tSigned.D wv. \. BEARD,
Secretary Sacramento Valley Develop
menU Association.
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Little Rock in Line.

Your circular letter of Oct. u received
and has had our careful attention. The
step YOU have taken is decidedly COM
meudable and YOU should have the CO
operation of similar organizations Of this
country. You shall certainly have ours.
There are in. Arkansas many beautiful
scenes. river and mountain, unsurpassed
i'm Europe, and / hope to see the time
when there Will be regular tours ar
ranged i'm the United States taking IN our
own inspiring scenery and including such
beautiful places as Fort Logan III. Roots
con the mountainl al Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Eureka Springs. ETC. thence TO
the mountains canyons, etc. of yohr Owl
glorious section of the country / shall
be glad To know your further steps IN
this matter.
(Signcd.) GEORGE r. BROWN,
Secretary Little Rock Board of Trade.
Your communication calling for -
meeting of the west to turn the tide OF
tourist traffic has been received. w"
have given the matter TO our local papers
and our directors and will give the ma
ter our assistance. Let me know when
We can be of further aid TO You.
tSlgned,b h. w. PALMER,
Secretary Pueblo Business Mems Ass0-
citation.
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Ask your grocery for Vienna bakery
bread.
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Colorado in Full Sympathy.

"In reply 10 your kind favor of the 26th
inst. tnclOsiug your bulletin of the Path,
/ viii say that this association is in full
sympathy with the movement and that 1
am directed by President Packard 10 say
that AT the meeting of the board of d.
rectOrs 10 he held Nov. Z we viii probably
appoint delegates TO attend the conVen-
ton.
CSignedD JOHN T. BURNS.
Secretary the Colorado State CONNER
Cial Association"
II am in receipt of your circular letter
of Oct ~ which seems 10 me TO contain
a valuable suggestion. and to be on a line
which is well worthy of united effort on
the part of those interested
Hoping to be informed of any. other
steps that are taken in this connection,
1 an
(Sienedb II F. NEWHALL.
Secretary Minneapolis Real Estate
Board. 90
The executive committee of the Com
mercial club of Omaha, which is our gov
eruiug body. heartily approves of tins
plan and we viii! do all in its power 10
further IT,
tSignedl Z. J. MNANN,
Commissioner the Commercial Club OF
Omaha.
Il can assure YOU of our hearty CO.
operation. Al The next regular meeting
of the directors i Will read your letter and
undoubtedly resolutions viii be passed
lSigued1 p F. MCANNA,
Secretary Commercial Club Of Albu-
uueTQuc.'
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CANADIAN CLUB MEETING.

Garfield train leaves 1880 a. m.
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located at Salt Lake City, in the county
OF Salt Lake state of Utah. al the close
Of business on the 9th day of November,
1905.
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Report Of the condition of
The Deseret National Bank.

at Salt Lake City, in the state OF Utah.
At the close Of business. November 9Th,
1qt5
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The Walker Brothers. Bankers.

Report made to the secretary Of state
lf tho staIa of L-tah of the condition OF
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Makes a Hit in Denver.

b THE MANUFACTURERS < MER-
CHANTS ASSOCIATION OF KAN
SAS CITY"