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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
WILL SEEK THE MONEY
Committee of Salt Lake Merchants
to Canvass Town on Marsh's
Goldfield Project.

From events which developed yester-
day there arc indications that the Com
mercial clubs influence may eventually
be exercised towards furthering the pro-
position of affording an easy method of
lngress to the Goldfield district by Salt
Lake and Utah business men and job
berS.
The committee appointed last Friday
night, comprised of MessTs. CIeaVeland
Mccarthy and Hartley TO investigate the
plan formulated by -. l.. Marsh of Cold
field. viii canvass the business section Of
the city today for the purpose of raising
500. which sum is to be used to defray
the expenses of the members of the COM
mittee for a trip over the wagon road
from Caliente to Goldfield.
Pending final report. Mr.. Marsh and
Major II b Myton, who had stated that
they would carry out the project without
any outside assistance, Will waive their
interests in order TO give the Utah bust
ness men and jobbers an opportunity TO
take advantage of the proposition.
MIR. Marsh was in Ogden yesterday and
received much encouragement from the
merchants of that city. As "A matter of
fact the OgdeniteS have shown a dispo-
sitton TO enter the territory irrespective
Of what the Salt Lakers may do.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
PARK CITY HAPPENINGS.

Park city. April This evening the
regular session of the city council will
be held and considerable business Of i'm
portance will be transacted. At this meet
ing the committee on laws having the
matter Of tho Independent Tclpehone com
pany will report as to the matter of
granting the privileges asked for by the
Utah company
The Woman's Athenaeum held it's regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Charles Heath. and trans
acted the usual business of the club
g A BlOcher went to salt Lake yeSter-
day evening to attend the meeting of the
board Of the State Elks' association He
returned this morning and reports that il
was practically arranged that the annual
reuI ion he held in Ogden in September
The installation Of officers-elect i'm Park
lodge No. 13. Il. +. .. T.. was deferred
last evening until the next regular meet
ing. when District Deputy Leary OF Salt
Lake lodge VIII be up and do the work
The remains Of Mrs. Ed Buckley who
died here day or two ago were taken
TO Henefer. her old home. this morning
for interment. At the time Of the death
Of Mrs. Buckley her husband was in
Mexico. and il was impossible for him TO
get here in time for the funeral. De-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
STATE NEWS
FOR EXPERIMENT STATION.
Utah County Will Prove Factor
When Selection Is Made.

Provo, April 5.-The matter of the
establishment of an experimental agri-
CnIturai station, under the provisions OF
the Dill passed by the last legislature,
was the principal business considered by
the board of county commissioners to-
Gay MeSSrS. }. II. Frisby, James Glove
and w d Roberts jr a committee from
the Commercial club. appeared before the
BOARD and ur-ed that immediate action
De taken by the board TO secure the sixty
acres of land wanted for the station. The
gentlemen explained the advantage DOS
SeSSed by Utah county in the way OF
Iahd, water, climate and central loca-
ton, and the benefits to be derived from
having the station in this county.
The question was discussed and the de-
cision reached that the county will pro
cure the land. The other counties who
will offer land are Salt Lake, Weber and
Ia ana the selection viii be made by
me trustees of the Agricultural college,
the director of the Utah experiment sta
ton and the state land board
The following deputy county fish and
game commissioners have been appointed:
Aaron Robbins. Provo: Farley Ginger,
Lake View: George r. Averett Spring
vile; W. I. Barney, Lake shore; j.
a marriage license has been issued to
William Robbins Of Linden. aged o., and
aged 81.
Abel J. Evans of Lehi and James H.
Clark of American Fork were Provo Wis
Twins. a boy and a girl. have arrived
at the nome of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Ray.
.LiH 81 UaNSAt'I mas betn porn 10 MT. ana
Mrs . H. Bullock. All well.
Dr. NJ u. Hardy. medical superintcnd-
Ont Of the State Mental hospital is Sc
Ncrely i'll, suffering from leakage of the
heart.
y divorce was granted William =.
stockton of Provo from Stella r. Stock
ton by Judge Booth today ON the grounds
OF desertion. The parties were married
at Douglas. WNo-- June "a. 1896, and in
1891 defendant left plaintiff in this city
with two children and went to Montrose,
Colo, where she now is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
CORPS OF TEACHERS SELECTED
In the Main Most of the Present
Force Is Retained.

Castle Dale. April 5-At a recent meet
ing of the Emery Stake Academy board
faculty Of the school for next year eX-
cepting Mrs John T. Hand. she having
decided not to teach the coming year.
The teachers Fe-emDl0ycd are prinslpa I
+ g. Hickman of Benjamin. Archer Vii
ley Of Salt Lake and John T. Hand of
Fa}Son- Principal Hickman was in
instructed TO procure - matrou i'm the
place of Mrs. Hand for next year *
school It is likely that the services of
Miss Frances Bird of Snriu@NiIIC who
is at present teaching at the Kicks
academy. Idaho. will be procured if pos
sible- Miss Bird taught ia this academy
"A year ago.
\ marriage fever has struck Emery
county County Clerk Fox has issued
marriage licenses to the following
couples: William Atwood and Miss Laura
tTamcr. iiiiard Tucker and Miss Mabel
Atwood. Henry Mills and Miss Daisy
Bradley. all of cleveland; also 20 Charles
h. Schade and Miss Minnie Swasev. and
j. lamelWri%ht and Miss Hannah An
derSOu, all of Castle Dale.
Among the deeds filed for record yes
tcrdaN i'm County Recorder Sorcnsun'S of
flee was one from Ira and Clara Sutton.
of Green River. Utah. to Anna and Jen-
ME Merritt. of Portland, ore. transfer
ring thirty-Scven acres of land at Green
River for the consideration of 81 In
the last few months d great deal Of land
above town to outside parties. and that
for high figure per acre. the suppo-
stion being that a great fruit section
Will be the result of the transfers. as the
climate is an ideal one and already the
finest fruit i'm the country is raised there
especially i'm the line of winter melon
and CautelOupc production.
Sheriff Becbc returned from Green
River yesterday. where he attached the
boring rig Of the OIL City Oil company
for a debt. The California; tab Oil com
Olsen of Ogden. who purchased it at a
recent tax sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
DANGER OF COLDS
Why Soothing Syrup Is Not Cure
Heal the Lungs.

Pneumonia and consumption come
only to Weakened lungs. Colds open
the doors To death cure your cold, but
cure your weakened lungs at the same
time The danger is there
That is why a soothing syrup is not
an you need. Something that goes
straight To- the lungs heals them, sets
them at work again with the vigOr of
health-that is what you need You
feel the comfortable warmth of lungs
i'm healthy action just after taking DR..
ACker's English Remedy. This is not
one of the thousand cough SyTupS- 1t
VIII cure your cough ana your cold.
But it viii at the same time cure your
lungs
All druggists sell DR.. Acker's English
Remedy on a guarantee of cure or
money back. Bottles p cents, 80 cents
and $1.OO.
Any reader of The Herald sending
name and address To w. h. Hooker &
Co. "a Ellicott St. Buffalo, N Y. Will
receive a free sample bottle Of Acker's
English Remedy by return mail. Write
for il today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. April 5.-A marriage license is
reported 10 have been obtained in Salt
Lake City yesterday by George II. Lewis
and Miss May Nelson, both of Spanish
Fork The couple were married in the
Sat Lake temple today The. groom is
the assessor of Utah county, and Mr. and
city.
Mrs. Cora NJ c. DesDin died at the
state mental hospital yesterday from ce-
rebral hemOrrhage. The deceased was IS
years of age and has relatives in Marin
cite, Wis. who have been informed of
her death The remains are being held
at the undertaking parlOrs of Graham &
Jones. awaiting instructions from the re-
latiVes.
a daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs Oliver Clark: all we'll
Mrs. George Boyce is at the Provo gem
eral hospital suffering from an internal
trouble for which she has undergone an
operation.
A O. York is suffering from a severe at
tack of diohtheria. but it is believed he
Is now out of danger.
marriage license has been issued to
Adelber J. Thorn, aged p. and Maud L.
Barnett. aged 2l. both of SpringVille. and
one TO W. S Bills of Payson. aged %, and
Judge Whitecotton left today for Wash
ington to appear before the supreme court
IN the case of Clark & Co VS. E J. Nash.
appealed by plaintiffs from the supreme
court of the state. The case is one involv-
ing the question of eminent domain for
right of way for conveying irrigation
water for private use. which was upheld
by the state supreme court.
Principal Walker Of the Pleasant Grove
schools. and members of his family are
suffering from attacks Of smallpox al
though not of very severe form.
Seven Pleasant Grove boys were arrest
ed Sunday for stealing chickens and fined
from s. to $50 each by Justice Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Sutton have re-
turned from a trip to Los Angeles. where
they have enjoyed a pleasant visit during
the winter.
Queen Esther" a very pleasing Ope-
retta. will he presented i'm the opera house
on the 10Th and 2lSt by the Fifth ward
juvenile choir. for the benefit of the ward
house building fund
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
ALL EFFORTS TO SOLVE CRISIS
In HUNGARY PROVE FRUITLESS

Vienna April 5.-Emperor Francis Jo-
seph returned this evening from Buda
Pest All his efforts to secure a So
Iutfon OF the Hungarian cabinet crisis
nave been Ruthless. and today the sittIa-
tloh Is practically the same as il was
TWO months ago. The lower house of
parliament apparently will continue in
us session, despite the emperor's re-
quest that IL adjourn until a solution
can De reached, and there is danger that
the debates in the house will lead to
greater trouble between the crown and
ule opposition parliamentary ma jority
ne old ministry, of which Count TIA is
the mead. remains. but its members prac-
Llcaliy are only the crowns executives
mere Is little probability of legislation
even that which is most needfui under
the present circumstances the majority
Delhg absolutely opposed to the ministry
II Is semi-officially announced here to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
CHANGE I'M SEWER PLAN
City Engineer Ritter Proposes to Al
ter District Which Will Be At
fecteA hV Imnrovements

At the meeting of the council sewerage
committee last night City Engineer
George W. Ritter submitted plans for an
lntercepting sewer I'm the west part of the
city. for the construction of which $50 =
go was voted at the special election held
Jan. ..
Mr.. Riter's predecessor prepared plans
Tor the location of the main sewer of the
extended system on Eighth West street
MI rIJcr proposes to go no farther north
Inau Fourth North street. and to use the
money that would be expended in building
nVe blocks Of main sewer at great depth
IN BAD ground i'm "A region where il will
not De needed for many years, if his pre-
ueCeSSor 8 plans were carried out. in
building a sewer on Ninth South street
where 1t Is now needed. The part of the
city where he proposes to put the sewer
Is built mp and well settled. No action
was taken by the committee on the plan.
some time go a number of horse own
erS and owners Of automobiles petitiOned
the council to construct driveway
through Liberty park offering to bear
half the expense of the work. Last night
the committee on public grounds decided
10 recommend TO the council that the
driveway be constructed at a cost not to
exceed 81 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
HERPICIDE NOT A FAKE

Unsolicited Testimonials Tell of It's Su-
periority.
ALI r. Kelley, residing at 2195 Devisa-
dero St, San Francisco, Cal, writes the
following:
''WheI. L first purchased Herpicidc. l
thought, like the majority of hair prep
aratlons, It would prove a fake 1 am
happy to state that, on the contrary. it IS
all, and even more, than YOU claim for
It. Quite number Of BARRIERS through
out the section in which | travel have.
called attention to the new hair sprOuting
out on my scalp. and inquired of me
what L have been using I tell them
'Hcrplcide:' also give them your name
and address Sold by leading druggists
Send l0c in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide CO., Detroit, Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
BLAZE IN MANDATORY
An Early Morning Fire Is Promptly
Extinguished by Fire
men.

The fire department was called out
about 1890 this morning to the establish
mcnt of John Z. Paulson, manufacturer
OF bank. office and bar fixtures at IA
West Second South street, where blaze
was discovered by Nightwatchman' Vii
liam Walsh on the third floor of the build
ing The entire third floor was nIumi-
mated and the flames could be seen from
the street when the firemcn arrived
there They eNtinguished the flames
with chemicals before much damage was
done
The fire was caused by the combustion
of rags soaked in turpentiue aud oil
which were used in rubbing varuish on
the fixtures. \ hole was burned in the
floor but otherwise damage was
done The stock ia the building * worth
about $4,000 and the insurance carried
on the stock is nearly $1,000.
The building is owned by the Zion &
Savings Bank & Trust company and
much damage was prevented on account
OF the building being equipped with
modern fire escape and stand pipe. The
firemeu used the fire escape in elm bling
TO the third floor without the use of
ladder.
Or. H9nchett's Office removed to 40t
Mccormick Block
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06

night that the demands of the combined
opposition in military matters. the most
important of which is the use of Hun
Sari2n as the language~of command, can
not be obtained in a constitutional man
ner. and that decisive steps by the crown
toward settlement of the crisis will
only be taken after the combined Oppo-
SiuOn has shown whether il purposes to
attempt TO gain its demands unconsti-
tuuonally or not This means in other
words that the crown says to the oppo-
sition; We Will wait and sec what you
are going 10 do.
A report which is current this evening
10 the effect that Emperor Francis JO-
seph purposes talking over with the heir
apparent, Archduke Francis Ferdinand.
the entire hungarian situation. causes
considerable interesting comment be-
cause IL will be the first instance of
the emperor consulting with his probable
successor concerning affairs of state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
EASTERN OUTLET.
Southern Pacific Has Plans for a
New Line.

San Francisco, April 5.-The Southern
Pacific is TO have another eastern outlet
from Los Angeles, by which it proposes
to relieve the coast traffic to secure
quicker service for fruit transportation
and to overcome the excessive Hazen
grade. Articles of Incorporation were
filed today by the law department of the
company Of tbs Nevada & California
Railway company. with "A capital stock
OF $l5,eJoOoO, of which S451 .O0U has been
subscribed. William Z. Herriu. chief
counsel, is credited with S22T 600 of the
subscription and Chief Engineer Hood
with a like amount. Other Southern Pa
Ctfic officials have subscribed 81 800 each.
The articles of incorporation say that the
company proposes building a line from
Hazen, Churchill county. Nevada. south
ward to a point ON the MOiaVe desert
and a branch line twenty-seVen miles
long from Churchill a station on the
Carson x Colorado road, to Mound House
station, an the Virginia & Truckcc rail
road. The intention is to effect cOunec-
ton between Los Angeles and Hazcn
with the aid OF the Carson 8 Colorado
road. by laying "A triflc over 300 miles of
track The new road Will practically iso-
late the Virginia & Truckee road except
for local traffic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
ExERTION KILLED HER.
Little Girl Died from Too Much Rome
Jumpinq.

New York. April 5.-I.ouise Rivers OF
New Rochelle. II years of age. has sac
rificed her life in a successful effort TO
become the skipping rope champion OF
her neighborhood u
To Jump the rope 200 times has long
oeen me championship record of the dis
trlcC Inc child had often tried in vain
70 exceed II When she began jumping
IN her iast attempt, Louise looked as Wei
she was pale ana tired, but she doggedIy
Al rs the girl fell. screaming with pain
and died shortly afterwards at the hos
pItaL me doctors found she had been
attacked by acute appendicitis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06

Mary Buckley. who died at lark City last
week, were held this afternoon at Henefer.
Her husband is in Mexico. and 1t was i'm
possible. Tor him to be with his wife be-
fore her death or be present at the flu
neral The. Rev George Cook officiated
at the services.
Dr. j. NJ. Tanner, the superintendent of
church schools. returned to Salt Lake yes
terGay- Mr.. Tanner has been here for the
purpose of determining the advisa bility of
establishing a church academy in Coal
Vile It is not known what he will report
TO the church authorities on the subject.
a marriage license was issued to John
Foreman and Liable johnson this morn
ing The young people are from Park
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
WILL HAVE NEW JAIL.
Summit County Commissioners De-
eide on This Step.

Coalviiie. April The county commits
siOuerS have decided that Summit county
Is in need of Jail and steps have been
taken TO erect one The new jail will cost
about $500 and will be a modern place OF
detention i'm every respect. The old court
house on the hill. which has caused so
many costly acrimonious county seat
fights. will bc sold
The funeral services over the late Mrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes the
hidden rocks Of Consumption. PneumO-
ma, etc, YOU are lost if you don't get
IeIp from Dr. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. J. w McKinnon. of Tai
Iadega Springs, Ala. writes: L had
been very i'll with Pneumonia, under the
care OF two doctors, but was getting no
better when I began to take DR. Kings
New Discovery. The first dose gave re
lief, and one bottle cured me-" Sure
cure Tor sore throat. bronchitis. coughs
and colds. Guaranteed at T. g NJ L
Drug Dept, price soc and 300. Trial
bottle free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
AGED BANKER IN JAIL

heokuk, Ia. April 5.-Judge Jaeger.
aged 20, proprietor of the defunct con,
nercial National bank. which failed here
last February. was indicted today on
Is now in the county Jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06

no agreement had been reached are re-
garded as vital by City Attorney Dev.
assistant city Attorney Bramel cay
Engineer George w. Ritter and the law
committee OF the Citizens Protective
committee. which has been represented
al the joint meetings of the committee
Of the council by Attorney 4. T. San
ford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
DrunkdfdS Cured
Free In One Day.
Any Lady Can Do 1t Secretly at Home
Costs Nothing to Try.

An OdorleSs and tasteleSs remedy when
put in the drunkard's coffee or food will
destroy all desire for drink. This rem
edy Is 50 simple that anyone can use
1t and the drunkard need never know
why he quit drinking Intoxicating liquors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06
Monopoly Has Strings to Grant.


IT seemed from the statements made
y Judge Young to the committees Ves-
Inay mat the Utah Light & Railway
onpdnN intends TO tie a large string 10
artiaI recompense for the ErantiDr- oF
ne proposed fifty years franchise. JIIdge
Dung made 1t plain that the company
QUO not transfer any water power TO
ne city without a stipulation in the or
nance that the city should mot 7so the
over TO run an opposition electric Iiobt
- pant or do anything with it exCeDt
e u 70 operate portion of the pro
1sed extension Of the City's sewerage
Judge Young objected TO the section of
ne committees ordinance requiring the
|ohpany 10 give the city an indemnify
~ bond OF 5000 to prOtccU it AGAINST
amagc that may be caused by The ,,e,-ii
enCe or breach Of any of the proyisi0Iis
me franchise by the company When
was shown to Judge Young that some
INC franchises which the company was
ndeayorinE 10 have consolidated aud ex-
-naed contained the indemnity bond
IoNlslon. one OF them requiring a bond
$1,000 ne said the council by resoII,-
son or some other enactment which he
"uidn remember. had relieved the com
.ihieS mat secured the franchises from
he necessity of putting up "A bond or
onGS. and that the bond provisions were
Factlcally wiped out.
Seeks to Hold MONOPOLY.
Objection was made to any provision
eng put into the ordinance that yvouf0
except
'aVS 20 OBTAIN a running arrangement
lNer the tracks Of the Utah Light a
railway company As the COMPANY NOW
laS its tracks ON the principal streets of
ne city and intends to occupv r,a,,,-
'ther streets during the next riftv wears
ne practical effect of the striking out of
his provision will Zoe to give the com
ANY a. monopoly OF nearly all the public
horOuEhfarcS.
Judge Young insisted that these provi-
ions i'm the committees ordinance should
lot go into the ordinance granting the
roposed franchise consolidation and eN-
cnSiOu.
Requiring the compant TO install i'm
movements and inventions of demon
trated efficiency with reasonable ccIer-
ty. Permitting the inspection Of the
ecuon q requiring voltage to be main
aimed on the secondary electrical Svs-
G N of the company at each transformer
hat there shall not be a variation ok
cedinE two volts above or below stand
rd. and that ali lines line construction
nd all mechanical devices. properties
nd appliances shall be of standard eff
icHcy and safety.
II shall certainly insist that that sec
iOu be left out of the ordinance said
uGEc Young II don't understand it
nd / don't believe the man who wrote il
nows what il means"
FL want to say" said Judge Dcy- that
wrote that section. and that l do know
that IL means II was written after a
.0od deal Of study and research. II
hOuld Doe. in the ordinance. and I shall
cot consent To its being stricken ont
After further discussion the committee
djourned- While some minor provisions
# the ordinance may be said to have
een approved because they were not
btected 20 by Judge Young as attorney
or the Utah Light & Railway company
u sections and parts OF sections to
.hich Judge Young made objection are
till in dispute. The matters on which
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-06

ceased was about % years of age, had
been married about three years, ana
leaves two children, the youngest being
only about ten days old.