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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
BANKERS LEAVE FOR NORTH
Texans Spend Day In Salt Lake and
Depart for Lewis and Clark
Fair,

\ notable party Of Texas bankers
visited Salt Lake vest rday. arriving
at $50 a. IN. and leaving for Portland
at midnight. During their stay here
the bankers were shown salt Lake at
its best ON a poor day They were
taken about the city and Later to the
lake and were entertained at a special
organ recital The visitors lunched and
diued at the knutSford.
The Texas bankers are out i'm the
interests Of their native state as well
as for the purpose of enjoying them
selves. They claim the greatest re-
sources Tor the largest state i'm the
Union Many Of them are members Of
the Dallas "CHe Hundred and Fifty
Thousand club" an organization de-
voted to the boosting Of Dallas until
that city shall have doubled its present
population o. about $1,000
Accompanying the bankers are msm-
bers Of the Dallas Commercial club,
headed by Henry Dorsey. The latter
is confident Of Dallas steady upbuild-
Ing in the future.
The party is due to r turn to Dallas
about July ,. They will take in the
Yellowstone park en- route to Port
land J ". Butler is acting as secre-
tary and general manager of the
special.
The commit which entertained the
Lone Star visitors consisted OF local
banking and business men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
WILL REPORT ON
TRIP OF ANGELS
Secretary Fisher Harris Is to Submit
Statement to Governors.
AFTERMATH OF EXCURSION
SCARCELY A DOZEN ANGELENOS
LEFT IN ZION TODAY.

At the meeting of the board of gov
errors of the Commercial club next
Tuesday night Secretary Fisher Harris
will present a formal report covering
the various phases of the trip to this
city by 323 Los AngelenOs and south
ern Californians, Monday, June II, to
Friday, June IS. This report viii en-
brace the practical side of the matter
as well as views regarding the adVlSd-
bility of making the inter-city excur-
sions an annual affair
Today finds scarcely more Angels in
the city than may be counted on one 5
fingers, a score or more having left on
last nights Los Angeles express. The
majority of the returning pilgrims hail
from southern California cities other
than Los Angeles. Pomona's delega-
ton OF five went back last night. The
few remaining i'm Zion are real estate
men and one or two Angels who intend
going north or east
In the aftermath of the five days
visit come expressions on every hand
that the trip has proved of much value
TO the two cities. The members of the
Commercial club feel to a man, &C
COrding TO statements made yesterday,
that it was the best thing that ever
happened to salt Lake outside the new
road to Los Angeles.
At the hotels. among the various en-
ployes, nothing but kind words are
heard for the recent visitors. Their
going is'-Iamented as the departure of
good fellows"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
MORE KNIGHTS COMING
Bishop Seaman Directs That Special
Masses Be Celebrated Today
For the Visitors.

It is expected that nearly 500 Knights
of Columbus. with members of their
families, representing the district of
Missouri. principally St Louis, will ar
rive in This city this morning on their
way east from the coast. They will be
met at the depot by a committee COM
posed of j. J. Harvey. W. J. HalfOran.
DR. j. E ScanlOn. DR.. NJ. A Hughes.
Joseph Dederichs, George ]. Gibson. ].
b. CoSgriff and Frank F. McGurrin.
and win be escorted to the Knutsford
hotel, where they will breakfast.
BY direction of Bishop Laurence
Seaman. masses will be celebrated to-
day at St Mary's at Z 7:3O. s. 9. $50. 10
and II O'Clock. and at st. Patrick's al
S and 10 O'Clock. so that all of the visit
ing Knights viii have an opportunity
to attend.
In the afternoon the local council will
escort the visitors TO the lake.
The delegates will return to the city
about o'clock. in time to board their
special train, which win leave over the
Rio Grande Western ats O'Clock for
Denver. where another reception is to
be rendered them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
UTAH PARTY LEAVES THIS MORNING
TO GREET CONGRESSIONAL TOURISTS

ment of the congressional party were
made in a meeting in the office of Gov
ernor Cutler last evening. Among
those present at the meeting were Gov
ernor Cutler, Senator Smoot. Colonel T.
F. Holmes. Senator Sutherland. Will
lam Spry, Senator Simon BambergeT,
James Glove of Provo. Fisher Harris,
l.. L. Moore, l. A. Benton, and n T.
Nelson.
The congressional party is made up
of United States senators and Tepresen-
tstives, government officials and their
families, thirty-fixe in all They will
be met at the train with automobiles
and given ride about the city This
will be followed with a special organ
recital at the tabernacle
Monday morning at 10 o'clock the ex-
cursionists will leave over the Rio
Grande Western for Utah county to
investigate the possibilities of irriSa-
ton there with the Strawberry project
and Utah lake as the bases. A lunch
con of spring chicken and trout viii be
spread for the visitors
The party is expected to reach Salt
Lake on the return trip at 4:30 p M
and viii be taken at once to the lake
for a bath and dinner. From the lake
the travellers viii return at their pleas
ure-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
REAL ESTATE MEN QUIZ
Permit the Suit Against the Water
and Sewer Bends to 60 by
Default.

Everything indicates that the salt
Lake Real Estate association has
dropped its Injunction suit against the
city officials to stop the sale Of the
water and sewer bonds. The meeting
last night at which the matter was to
be considered was so poorly attended
that no action was taken and the whole
matter goes over to some future time.
The suit was Instituted Immediately
after the return of Mayor r. p. Morris.
Councilman R 5. Wells and Attorney
F. s. Richards from New York At
that time il was publicly announced
that the Mutual Insurance company
would take the 81 900 600 worth of bonds
providing the supreme court of the
state would affirm the legality of the
bond issue. Steps were taken to in
augurate a friendly suit to test this
point. Then J. ". Houston of the
Real Estate association stepped for
ward and on behalf of the association
filed an Unfriendly suit to head off the
friendly suit This action stirred up
bitter opposition in the Real Estate
association. At the meeting immedi-
ately following il was proposed to re-
pudiate the suit but in the interest
Of harmony action was postponed till
the following Saturday night when a
special meeting was called to consider
the matter. At that meeting a post
ponement was again taken to last
night
The result of the meeting last night
would seem to indicate that the suit
was dying a slow death from hamilton.
1t is the general belief that the suit
now before the supreme court viii set
tie the question of the validity of the
bond issue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
BOYS TO REF0RMAT0RY
Judge Willis Brown Takes Party to
0gden-Ball Game the Nom
inal Purpose.

Judge Willis Browns probationary
/ boys got n hard wallOp when they
reached ogden yesterday from the
baseball team of the State Industrial
school. When the wreckage had been
cleared away they said they thought
that Salt Lake was the only place On
earth They were beaten by d score
Of - to :
When the judge started for the juno
ton City just before noon he mad six
teen boys in tow Once inside the
grounds they had a suspicion that they
were going to be kept there. and for
the first two innings of the game their
play was of the desultOry kind, so
much So that the school team piled
up tWenty-thTee runs. Then the judge
got in his fine work and told his boys
that they were not to be confined in the
Institution
De judge is on the level, feIIers,"
said one of the boys, so let's 80 in an
do desc ChUmps."
After that the play of the salt Lakers
was of the gilt-edge kind and the
school team was unable to make an
other run The lead, however. was too
great to be overcome. but the visitors
kept pegginE away and managed to
pile up seven tallies.
After the game Judge Brown and his
wards were taken through the institu-
the conclusion of the latter they left
the building and haste was made to
reach the depot Once outside the
grounds. one of the boys turned to the
judge and said:
Yer me friend. judge. I didn't think
yo' meant it I tawt yer were gOin' to
hand us a hot bunch an keep US dere
forever and ever amen. but yer square
an on de level an we likes yer"
whereupOn he called for three cheers
and they were given with viii. When
they got fairly started on the train one
Of the boys said that so far as he was
concerned he had seen more than plenty
Of the states Industrial school and he
had no ambition tc become an inmate
Of IT.
Me to Salt Lake" he cried. land il
you ever catch your little Willie doing
anything wrong again you can send me
where you please I've seen enough
today and / don't want any of il in
mine so help me- sentiment in
which al The other boys joined.
Commenting on the matter after his
return, Judge Brown said;
I took the boys up there for one
purpose aside from the pleasure to be
gained from the game Of ball There
was an object lesson in the trip and
do not think that one Of those sixteen
boys viii be guilty of any offence in
the future. They have seen something
today that viii steady them and the
reports they viii spread among their
companions viii have a beneficial effect
on the hayward youths of the city"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
FLAGGED TRAIN FOR DRINK
Why June IA Is Observed by the En-
ployes of the Missouri
Pacific.

June Il is flag day" said William
WEIGH an old-time Missouri Pacific
passenger conductor. at the Midland
hotel this morning. did you know
that2''
Forgot il. years ago replied Ran
dolph the clerk What's it for, any
way?'
Don't you know It's the annIVeT-
Sary of the day, ten years ago, that the
section boss tagged the superinten-
dents special 20 ask for a drink
Twill never die-the memory of
il" answered Welch. Why do you
stop me- demanded the superintendent.
don't you know who I am
1 do said the section boss: we're
the supe. Tm.the foreman. I made the
thrack We run over. If a thrain gifts aft
the curve. who DO they sind for first2
The Supe2 No, for MCCdTty, the sec
ton boss. It's Mac this and Mac
that" and thin they notify yez in yer
affice- Don't have the same rules and
regulations at the hOuse-and the same
time card, too-Jhat yez have in Yer
carr Be Eivin' me a dhriuk now, viii
ye?'
1T was such a shock To the superin-
tendent." WEIGH concluded. that he
forgot TO fire the boss until two days
afterwaTd- Then he issued an order
That no one should flag "a train unless
absolutely necessary. no matter how
dry he might be. From that day to this
we observe June Il as flag day on our
road"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
DENTISTS ELECT OFFICERS
After This They Agree to Hold the
Next Convention In
Ogden.

The Utah Dental association COM
pleted the work of its fifteenth annual
convention yesterday al Unity hall by
the election of officers for the ensuing
year. and By the selection OF the city
for the next annual gathering
The morning session was devoted en-
tireiv to q clinic. in which there was a
free interchange of views as to the best
met hods to be pursued i'm the trea tment
of diseases Of the teeth At the after
noon session the following named Off
GERS were elected President. -. NJ.
smith Of Ogden. first vice president. u.
Ii. Stookey OF Lehi: second vice presi-
dent. W. g. 3 Terrell of salt Lake;
secretary treasurer. a. d. Barbour of
ogden.
It was voted to hold the next conven-
ton in Ogden after which the assoCia-
ton adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
Local Briefs.

QUIT FOR THE sUMMER--The Home
Protective league has adjourned their
meetings until September.
TALK ON SOCIALISM.-Georg r
Kirkpatrick will speak on Socialism at
Federation hall this evening There will
be music also.
COMMUNION FOR CHHDREN-The
children confirmed last Sunday at St
MaryS cathedral will have their first
communion at a. m. today Bishop l..
Seaman celebrating
FILES ARTICLES-A copy of the ar
ticles Of incorporation of the Smith Pre-
mier Typewriter company of Syracuse, N
Y. was filed yesterday in the office OF
the secretary of state, together with no
tice of the appointment of James T Ham,
mond as the company'S attorney for Utah
HEALTH REPORTING report of the
city board of health for the week ending
june Il shows 81 births, 10 male and Il
female The death report for the same
period numbered II; of these were male
and 4 femiIe. The contagious disease re
port for tie week numbered Is. as fol-
lows: Two cases of diphtheria, 1 case of
chickenpox. cases of smallpox and 1
case Of YariOlOid
ODD FELLOW OI-TTNG-Odd Fellows
and Daughters of Rebekah from all parts
of Utah viii unite in an annual outing at
Lagoon Wednesday, june u. good pro-
gTamme of athletic sports. songs. music
and dancing has been arranged and all
indications point to royal time. Eph
Homer of Provo is chairman Of the gen
era, committee J w Jackson is secre-
tary and R B. Quay is chairman of the
programme committee
EVENING OF DIALECT.-'.Evening in
the Old South will be given at Unity hall
next Wednesday night June Il by Miss
Louise Williams, the young artist of Au-
gusta- ca. Miss Williams will render dia-
lect readings as CLEANED from the quaint
darkey characters about the southern
nome The evenings programme will be
intersperSed with selections by well known
artists. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward. the
Ladies Utah QUartette, Mrs. Agnes Os-
borne. Willard Weihe. J. J. Mcclellan
Hugh DoUgall and Thomas S. Ashworth
MUSIC BY THE BAND--Tho Twen ~
ninth I. 5. infantry band will give a
concert at the Salt Palace this evening
from to $3.50 clock The programme
follows; March. Choral. by Chambers !;
overture. ''Semiramide." by Rossini: bar
Itone solo, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp by
Robinson, sergeant Levy: waltz. Jolly
Fellows. by Fallstedt: song The Holy
city. by Adams; characteristic. Band
Didn't Strike. by Dalbey; (aD -'WfgWam
Dance by Friedman, Cb) Jolly Copper
smith by Peter; grand selection, ''Caval-
lerta RUstiCana- by Mascagni, march,
''ArabOla' by Hendrix.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
DIED.


BJTIKOFER--At - Market street, this
city June u, 1905. of general debility,
Annie NJ NJ Butikofer. aged 81 years,
10 months and u DAYS Native of Switz-
erland. Mother of Mrs. Gottfried j..
Burkhardt-
Funeral services will be held Monday IL
II a m from the Seventh ward meeting
house Friends are invited to attend ana
can view the remains at the meeting
house from 1889 to II a. m. Interment in
City cemetery.
LAMBOURNE.-In this city. June H. 1905,
Levi r. Lambourne, in his 5Srd year
Funeral viii be held from the Nine
teenth ward meeting house Sunday, June
Is 1905. at 5 p. NJ Interment City ceme-
terry Those wishing to view the remains
can do so from ] to 2:30 p. m at the resi-
dence. No 90 Wall street
HOWARD.-In this city June II. 1905,
June Howard. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. z. Howard, in her I'd year.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence. 1917 South Eighth East street.
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment Mt OIivet cemetery.
ALDRICH.-In this city. June Is. 1905.
Elizabeth Aldrich. I'm her 54th year
Funeral services viii be held Monday.
June ~, 1906, at , m, from 81 Paurs
Episcopal church., 1nterment at Mt Oil
vet cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
SCOTS WILL OWN
LAGOON ONE DAY
Utah Caledonians VIII Celebrate at
Resort Next Thursday.
"kULD SANGS, AULD TUNES"
EXCURSIONS WILL BE RUN BY
THE RAILROADS.
"kULD SANGS. AULD TUNES"

The Salt Lake Thistle club hopes to
make Scotland day at Lagoon. Thursday
June y. an event long 10 be remembered
in the Caledonian annals of Utah II Will
be day of great things for the Scotch
Scottish dances, Scottish songs and Scot
fish contests. .Utah-s Kelvin Grove as
Lagoon is styled in the programme, viii
probably be thronged with descendants
of the race of Bruce Special excursions
are to be run BY the railroads. and the
gathering viii represent the ehIlFe state
The afternoon is 10 be devoted 10 Gale
DOMAIN games and sports, including an as
SOCiatiOn football game IN tne early
evening there VIII be concert OF scotch
songs and chOruses. the aHld s.alilSs' the
aud tunes" At night eXhlbiuon and
competitive dances viii be gwen
To the tune of Lass o FoWfle the
following song viii roll LaSoonWard;
Ye Scots wha' live in Saul Lake toun.
Ye Scots fra a the kintry ROOM
Please come wi US tae the Lagoon,
on June the twenty-tWd. man.
Yes come an haze a happy time
Ave. come an bring the baiTnies fine
. come for days O. aud lang syne,
Wen welcome ane an a, man.
Yes. come. yer crOnnies bert tae cheer,
Ave, come tae meet auld fTeeHs sac dear.
o come the auld Scots sangs tae hear,
bonnie day in June man
The bonnie Draw aul tunes We U sing,
An recoIlections fond they'll bring.
Guild faith We'll dance the helm fling,
That day at the Lagoon, man.
WI tartan badge an thistle crest,
Tx cantie Gallant in his best.
Fine Draw the bonnie lassies dress't
Among the Shaws may rove. man.
O. sure as death, Wen max a sOOn'd.
The Ogden Scots are C0mmin doom
To tTyste WI US at the Lagoon,
At Utah's Kelvin Grove, man.
What Scot that day will bide at hame,
He'll likely hae Ia stay his lane,
He'll surely wish that he had gaen,
Tae hear the bagplDeS SOOn'd, man.
The fit ba game, man, come an see,
The Thistle club viii welcome gle.
An shak each Scottish haUn WI glee
That day at the Lagoon, man.
The committees for Scotland day are:
tloor-W, a. Gray. William Nesb1t.
Robert Wills. Robert Gordon i NJ L III
ton. George LOchead. T. Hutchinson.
Arrangements David Henderson,
James Richardson. Mrs r Hopkins. 81
mon Greive William Nesbit Miss Han
nah Whyte and W. T. Hopkins.
Games-W. A. Gray chairman; Robert
Gordon. Thomas Leslie, Robert Wills.
William Dunlop and Charles AdamsOn
Fulton
Receptiou-AIiss Agnes stevenson. Mrs.
R Wills, Miss Mary Hamilton Mrs. Dun
Ion and Miss Lizzie Stevenson assisted
NicOl Hood of Salt Lake.
All are requested to wear Tartan
The Thistle club viii give its annual
trolley ride next Tuesday evening
salt Lake mixed quartette, Saltair,
today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18


The following citizens and their wives
have been invited to accompany Cover
nor and Mrs John g Cutler on a trip
over the Lucin cutoff today to meet
and greet the United States senators
and congressman who are making a
tour of the intermOuntain country for
the purpose Of acquiring information
concerning some of Uncle Sans big ir-
rigatiOn projects:
United States Senator Reed Smoot,
United States Senator George Suther-
land. Congressman Joseph Howell. for
meT Senator Thomas Kearns, former
Governor Heber NJ. Wells. William
Spry, f. f Holmes. George l. Swend-
sen. Mayor William Glasmann of Og-
den Senator Simon Bamberger and
Secretary of State c. s. Tmgey-
The Oregon Short Line viii have a
special car for the use of the party
IN waiting at its depot in this city at
10 O'Clock this morning The car viii
leave promptly at 1890 O'Clock. The
car viii 90 the entire length of the
cutoff, where the touring senators and
congressman viii be met. The car VIII
then be attached to their train for the
return trip to salt Lake The train
is expected to reach the city at p. III.
Final arrangements for the entertain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
HELLO, PUBLIC.

We have not been in business quite
a year.
We have exchanges in Salt Lake,
Ogden Murray and Bingham.
We have 5000 subscribers.
Our pole line is constructed to
Brigham City on the north and Pleas
ant Grove on the south.
Inside of sixty days Logan can talk
with Provo over our lines.
We have 200 men at work in our con-
structiOn gangs.
Our toll line to Ogden is getting the
business
our toll line to Bingham is getting
the business
OurN subscribers say they could not
wish for better service.
We are gratiied that they are salts
fed.
We have the equipment and the
ability TO continue to satisfy them.
We are the Utah Independent TeIe-
phone company.
That's all for today. thank YOU
Goodbye.