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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
FAILURE THE CAUSE
Sudden Death of George Snow, Prom.
inent Citizen of Manti.

danu. Oct 13-This community was
shocked last night to hear of the sud
den death of one of the old veterans
of this city and county-George Snow.
MI. snow was a constant temple worker
Tor Il number of years, and was at that
place yesterday, as usual, returning home
about O'Clock, apparently feeling quite
Weel considering his advanced age. 1t
Is stated that he did his evening chores
yesterday, and about O'clock passed
away, being sick only very short time.
me cause of death was heart trouble.
Deceased was the son OF Gardner and
Sarah Hastings Snow, and was born,
Sept. s, 1920. in St. Johnsburg. Caledonia
county, Vermont. His father Joined the
Mormon church about 1884, and located
in Manti in 1850, where he died at the
age of 81 years, being very prominent
enthusiastically as we'll as in civil mat
tiers. He filled the office of probate
Judge for one term. Deceased came TO
Manti in 1852. with two brothers, James
and Warren 5, Snow, who have passed
away. He was sub-agent for the Ute
tribe Of Indians. He studied law some,
pTdcticed for a number of years, and
was prosecuting attorney for Sanpete
county for about ten years. He was city
alderman for three terms and precinct
drum major during both Indian wars.
He was for a number of years agent for
George A. Lowe in this city, selling agri-
cultural implements. He married Mary
away Sept. 4, 1893. In 1860 he married
a second wife in Manti-Eunice Billings
Warner. who was a widow and a daugh-
ter of Titus and Diantha Billings, who
survives him and resides in Mantt Only
a few days ago his sister, Elizabeth
Snow Crawford, was buried in the city
cemetery. Funeral services have not yet
been arranged.
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crops are handled from twenty-five diff
ferent stations. BY Wednesday of next
week the shipping of beets 10 the fac
tory will nc In full sway and II IS eX-
pected that at least fifty carloads aver
aging from twenty 10 thirty tons per car,
viii be received daily.
A marriage license has been granted 10
Robert r. ". Patterson, 30, Philadelphia,
and Miss Mary c. SUegeler, 19, of Port
land, ore.
The case Of Mary Eastman vs.. Celestia
Rohrer and George Rose occupied the
attention of the district court all OF yes
teFday and was continued until this fore
noon. 1t is expected that the case VIII
so TO the jury today.
Ogden council No. ~ Knights of Co
lumbus, met in their lodge room Thurs
day evening and were entertained by
musical and literary programme. after
which there was dancing and q card
party. The affair was attended by about
go persons.
The remains of James Embling, who
died al the home of his sister Mrs.
Singleton, IN Salt Lake Thursday night,
of general debility aged IS years, viii be
brought to ogden on the Q:O train this
morning for interment in the City ceme-
terry The funeral cOrtege will form at
the Union depot and follow the remains
to the Third ward meeting house, where
the services will be held at Z o'clock,
noon.
A complaint is being prepared by At
tOrneys Haywood and Mccormick for John
r. Porter against the Southern Pacific
Railroad company for damages in the sum
of $500 - This action arises through the
alleged negligence Of the defendant COM
pany. allowing grass and weeds TO grow
and become dry along its right of way.
which it is alleged, caught fire and spread
to the plaintiffs land destroying his
crop Of grass and lucerne. The fire oc-
CURED on July 3 Of the present year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
Nntice 70 Contractors.

BIDS FOR THE ERECTION OF THE
whole or any part OF a Masonic Temple
for Utah Consistory No I, 4. A. D. R.
Of Free Masonry. on the n h, corner OF
First South and Second East streets viii
be received at the office OF Ware e.
Treganza. architects bz-65 Hooper Bldg,
until O. ~. Thursday, Oct. 25. 1895.
Bids will be received for mason work
carDenter work tin and gaiv iron work.
plastering. painting. electric wiring, heat
ing and plumbing
All bids must be accompanied b. Ger
titled check for five per cent Of the
amount of the bids
Bids viii be received only on blanks 20
be FURNISHED by the archileels,
The right is reserved 70 reject any or
ali bids. WARE a. TREGANzA,
Architects
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
STATE NEWS
DIED A-RORNIN'.
The Citizens Movement in Park City
Proves Failure.

Park City Oct. IS.-The citizens meet
ing held last evening in the Family the
atre WIS not as great a success as was
expected, and as result the prime in
stigator of the move stated in open meet
ing. that as a reformer he had not met
with success sufficient to guarantee his
going on further with his plan and that
IIom now on he was in sympathy with
the present administration and would
do everything to advance and promote
It's interests. The history of the move IS
recent and IL will be remembered that
Hasson started out to defeat the pres
ent incumbent of the city Justices Of
lice. Judge LOckhart, by reformation
move. Al inst an attempt was made TO
secure signatures 10 a petition TO the
council to close the gambling houses III
town. The petition carried only about
fifty names when presented, and was
laid on the table. Later the nomination
OF a city ticket was planned and was
10 nave been carried out, but, owing TO
the size Of the crowd that was out 10
the mass meeting called for the purpose,
HaSson, the head of the business de-
clded that he was defeated, and accord
ingiy announced himself as down and
out.
The masque- ball given under the
auspices of the local camp K. o. T. NJ.
was a Well attended affair, and was
success socially as we'll as financially.
Prizes We're awarded to those who were
best as to dress. sustained char
acter and most cOmical and they went
TO Miss Pearl Stanley, Miss ,Iabel Post,
Mrs. Fac Evans, FAC Evans, Joe Hen
Erickson and Ole Johnson. Following
the award of prizes, the dancing was
continued for some hours, and a general
good time was had,
Yesterday i'm Salt Lake Miss Emma
Berry of Park City, and Alfred Justus,
were married by Rev. Kelly of ST. Mary
Catholic church. Both young people are
Well and faV0rably known here. Mr..
and Mrs. Justus will make Park City
their home.
\ petition is being circulated and Is
being literally signed by the citizens
of Park City. asking that team OF
horses be procured for service on the
fire department Of the town. 1t has
been demonstrated that in a place OF
this size, where all the buildings are or
lumber, It man power department IS prae-
tcally useless when the fires are off the
main streets. The petition sets forth
many facts in regard TO the matter and
urges the council 10 take action at
once.
The WOOdmen of the World hold their
regular meeting this evening AZ their
ball. 4 number of candidates are TO be
initiated, after which a small social ses-
sion is 10 be had.
Several local. mining men went up TO
the Odin property this morning To look
The new prospect over. The reports
which come from the mine are startling,
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STRATTON NAMED AGAIN.
Citizens Party of Murray Selects Its
Ticket.
lspecial to The Heraldl

Murray, Oct. BIN a spirited couyen-
ton the Citizens party of Murray re-
nominated Mayor j. II. Stratton. r. II.
Miller. his opponent, was beatSn by
vote of = TO IS. The issue was sharply
drawn between these two candidates and
much excitement attended the ballOting
and speeches.
William Warensli was named for city
recorder by reclamation.
u. A. Mcmillan, cashier OF the First
National Bank of Murray, won out over
William Bishop. by vote OF 70 to r.
for city recorder.
\ bitter fight attended the city attor-
ney ship contest. and excitement rose high.
Stephen l.. Richards, who recently came
from Salt Lake TO Murray. won over
y. NJ. Heigh, present incumbent, the vote
standing p 10 23.
Charles Durand got 81 votes for JUS
tice of the peace 10 succeed J. Z. Nc
Omie who got 10; William Atwood get
ting votes.
Michael Mauss was named TO succeed
himself as city marshal. Mauss won IN
walk over J, NJ Wood, who got 10,
and William Goldman. who got S votes.
4 campaign committee will be named
later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
RULING OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE
BUREAU ON ALCOHOLIC COMPOUNDS

Washington. Oct. 13.-Replying to an
Inquiry regarding the construction 10
be placed on 3 recent ruling of his Of
flee on alcoholic compounds labeled and
sold as medicines. Commissioner
Yerkes of the internal revenue bureau
holds as follows:
The ruling does not apply to toilet
articles, whatever the quantity of al
cohol contained therein may be; nor
does il apply to the various essences or
extracts TO which you refer wiz, of
lemon, vanilla, cinnamon), of these
preparations are such as are known to
the legitimate grocery or drug trade
as household articles for culinary ana
Other, uses, and not as beverages.
Where however, alcoholic com
pounds called essences of lemon, va
nilla, cinnamon, etc. or so-called tine
lures or essence of ginger. contain, as
you state. "A mere uife of medicament,
the main const tuent being alcohol.
and these prepare tions. which YOU fur
ther say are usually sold by country
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merchants especially in prohibition
districts, are found by the local inter-
nal revenue officers or agents to be
generally sold or used as beverages.
every merchant thus selling them with
out holding the requisite special tax
stamp as a liquor dealer under the in
ternal revenue laws viii be liable TO
criminal prosecution in addition TO the
assessment against him of special tax
and penalty; and the manufacturers
of these so-called essences and extracts,
who are shown by the facts ELECTED to
have made these alcoholic compounds
for sale in prohibition districts, will
be held liable TO special tax and penal
" as rectifiers and liquors"
The commissioner has also held that
where malt extracts composed largely
of fermented liquor are labeled and
sold as medicines. it is for the manu-
facturers to show that these extracts
are so combined with drugs as TO be
genuine medicines. not coming within
the recent ruling OF his Office.
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Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick When
you have a cough, cold, sore throat. or
chest irritation. better act promptly
like w c. Barber of Sandy Level. Va
He says: Il had terrible chest trou-
BILE caused by smoke and coal dust on
my lungs; but, after finding no relief
in other remedies, / was cured by DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds" Greatest
sale of any cough or lung medicine in
the world. At T. q. NJ. /. drug depart
ment; SOC and 500: guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
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Notice of Public Sale.-Myton Town
Lots, Uintah Lands.
n. S. land Offiee. YernaL. @

/. S. Land Office, Vernal, Utah,
Sept % 1895
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of Instructions from the
commissioner of the general land office
under authority vested in him by section
ISL United States revised statutes, we
VII Offer at pubic o sac SAFE 10 me highest
price. on the third Tuesday in October
a d. 1893. viz: The Eth day Of October.
1895. at this office. between the hours Of
O'clock a. N. and I O'Clock D. m of that
day. and of the succeeding DAYS thereaft-
CT until all ale sold or have been offered
for sale al of the plated lots in the
tOWnsite of Myton, in the Uintah Indian
lands, State OF Utah. as appears upon the
plat thereof approved by the commissioner
of the general land office, or Sept. IS.
1905. The purchase price of lots sold
must be paid TO the receiver Immediately
on acceptance 81 bid
CHARLES DE MOISEY. Register.
DON e. COTTON. Receiver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Coatville Power House Will Be Erect
ed at Once.

Coalville Oct. 1S.-trhe city council has
awarded the contract for the erection of
the power house 10 Thomas J. Allen. The
building is 10 be completed within thirty
days and will cost $500. The approach
Of cold weather has stirred the city faith
ers IN TO the necessity of getting the
electric light plant Installed. Engineer
Kelsey, the consulting engineer. has been
instructed to meet with the council this
evening and steps will be taken To push
the work to completion. 1t IS thought
that the plant viii be IN operation before
the close Of the present year.
The radical ,sember5 of both political
parties have decided 80 have nothing 90
do with the proposition 10 elect a non-
partisan city government Although tho
salary of the mayor Is only 81 per year
there is 40 de8rth al candidates for that
position. The cuuncimen get the same
compensation as the mayor. but not
Withstanding that il looks now that nei-
ther party viii be short of timber for the
making of a council.
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School Board Meeting.

st last evenings meeting the board of
education transacted much routine bust
ness. The finance committee reported
having received for 1905 taxes s.. 400 and
reported cash on hand So, 81 They fur
Their reported warrants had been drawn
for October teachers salaries due today in
the sum of So 1915. The sanitary COM
mittee reported two new eases of diph-
liberia. The board fixed the salaries for
Miss June Pierce. the teacher at the
Lewis school. at SO. ". l.. Underwood
at the Five Points school, so. and Miss
Elizabeth WOnn, teacher at the High
school SIS, On recommendation of Super
intendent Allison Miss ROsalia Pollock OF
Salt Lake will lecture 10 the primary
teachers several times each month until
and including April The superintendent
monthly report showed 4.32O pupils dur
ing the month. with an average attend
ance of 4C00. The per cent Of punctualty
was 80 and II absences during the month
because Of contagious diseases
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Ogden, Saturday, Oct. "a.
SOCIALISTS NAME MEN.
Put Up Full Ticket for City and
Wards.

The socialist party Of ogden held its
SSSnVention At the socialist Headquarters
a last evening and named a full ticket.
-s'sIe was a large attendance and many
"a the socialists present have heretofore
uSeh seen in conventions Of other par
les. While there was considerable inter-
~ during the evening there was no dis
OIusf. The convention lasted two hours
az O'Clock L. A Battei called the con
ashIon 10 order. J. J. Jones was chosen
permanent chairman and Joseph McLach-
ian was elected secretary. After short ad-
dresses by these the following nOmina-
Mons were made:
mayor, II. II. kinsey; recorder. G. l..
dudltor Mrs. Harriet Johnson: attorney
Joseph McLachlan; judge, j. T. AXley:
counciimeR, First ward, John j. McGre-
SCI, Second ward ". b. Murphy: Third
ward, Charles Price. Fourth ward. An
rev H. Martin; Fifth ward, Martin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
MEETING OF Switchboard
ConVenes in Regular Monthly Session
and Receives Officers Reports.

Provo, Oct 15.-The state board of in
sanity held its regular monthly meeting
mere yesterday all the members being
present.
The following accounts for September
were audited and allowed, and requsi-
tons made on the state auditor for money
to cover them: Salaries 81 g16.55; current
expenses, S2lO.SS; sundry expenses, Sl1S.65.
Treasurer FarreT reported cash on hand
Sept, !, S4Sl.sl; received from state war
rants, S,S959l Total s4S7I72 Dfsburse-
ments, 8,S95.69. Balance on hand Oct. J.
S984.0S
President Cutler and Medical Superin-
tendent Calder We're authorized to make
arrangement with the state prison au-
thorlUeS for clothing and shoes for the
patients at the hospital.
The medical superintendent was author
lied to investigate the cost of two fire
escapes for the institution, aho TO have
an ice pond eXcavated on the premises
Medical Superintendent Calder submit
ted the following report of the movement
of patients for September:
Men NTov,7ar, rr.atsI
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Street Railway improvements.

Browning and MCGregOr were yester-
day awarded contract by the ogden
Rapid Transit company for the grading
for double track on Washington ave
nue. between Eighth and Twelfth streets.
The contract also covers the construction
of a curve track leading up Twelfth street
from the main line, The work will be
done within four weeks and will add ma
terially TO the street car service on Wash
ington avenue. II is claimed that in
the building of a track up the Twelfth
street that the street car people are pre-
pairing for the building of car line up
that street 10 the mouth of the canyon.
1T is stated that the CONTACT for he
grading of this line viii be let and thar
no delay will be tolerated BY the COM
pany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

Munti. Oct i3.-At the Republican pri-
mary last night at inc Assembly hall
The people gathered To nominate a city
ticket Mayor L. r. Anderson WAS AGAIN
rencminated for mayor. The long term
councilman nominated is j, G Madscn
The other cOuncimens nominated are l..
i. Miller, William 3. Lowry. Peter II.
Madison. The other nominees are as foi-
lows: For recorder james +. Nelson;
FOR treasurer. John II. Halls. for city
OF the peace, james L. Hogan.
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ORGANIZING WORKMEN.
Fred 5auman at Work Rapidly Max.
ing Unions.

Fred Bauman. organizer Of the fedora
ton OF labor called a meeting Of the
motel and restaurant employees union last
evening aud discussed matters pertain
ing 10 permanent organization which Will
oe completed at a meeting some time
next week. At / O'Clock this morning NIr.
Bdunan met with the mOtormen, con-
ductors and other employees of the street
railway excepting the superintendent and
foreman and formally organized the street
railway employees. for whom a charter
VIII be applied for. AIR Bauman goes
10 salt Lake today where he will meet
wit hthe bartenders sunday the walters
and cooks Monday and will return TO Og
den Wednesday morning when he viii
organize the retail clerks of this city.
Later he will Oragnize also the misceiia-
neous help in saloons and hotefs He
expects TO work between Salt Lake and
Ogden until Nov. T..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-14
swan 70 Move for New Trial.

III the bounty fraud case of the state
VS. W. r. Swan, the attorneys for the
defendant. who was recently found gull
" will move for an appeal and stay of
Judgment when Swan appears for SEN
tence on Monday. The grounds for the
same is that the complaint was drawn
under the law OF 1898 instead of 1905 The
CORNER makes the offcnse d felony and
the latter a misdemeanOr.
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DEATH OF MRS. RorHwELL.

Bingham. Oct. f3-0ne Of the sad events
Of the week, aud one which has cast
gloom upon the entire community. is
the death Of Mrs. Rothwell wife OF
DR.. w II. Rothwell. After an illness
Of two weeks, she passed away at Holy
Cross hospital at s O'Clock. Thursday
morning. Oct. - Winsome bride. Il
devoted wife, happy mother. and death
in less than two short years Is the sad
ending A large circle of friends mourn
With the sorrowing family.
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DEMOCRATIC SELECTIONS.
Names of Those Likely TO BE Named
by Convention Today.

Among the best informed it was believed
yesterday that the trend of sentiment
would result in the nomination by the
Democrats today of the following ticket:
MayOr-Dr. Il. NJ. COnrOy.
AttOrney-JOhn q. Davis.
RecOrder-JOseph Mcfarland
AuditOr-Mrs. George l.. Wade.
Commencing with next week the cam
paign will be warmly contested by both
sides. Contrary TO earlier predictions, the
Democrats will put up a hard fight and
their prospects for winning are decided
~ favorable. S. ". Badcon who was
nominated for the council from the Sec
ond ward by the Democrats, declined the
nomination yesterday.
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Delinquent Notice.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY. Lo-
cation of principal place of business, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice.-rheTe are de-
lnquent upon the following described
stock. on account Of assessment no. -
of 1 per cent per share, levied on the 18th
day of Aug, 1905. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
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President Smith to Lecture.

President Joseph +. Smith viii lecture
ia the ogden tabernacle AT > o'clock sun
dav afternoon under the auspices of the
seventies on the subject of The Dispen-
sation of the Fullness of Time" The
tabernacle choir will render a special
musical programme.
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SPANISH BUDGET.

Madrid, Oct. 13,-The budgetary diff
culties which ii was Fumored would
lead to a ministerial crisis Fere over
come during a cabinet council today,
when the total expenses for the forth
coming year were fixed at 1888, 900, 600.
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and in accordance with law and an order
Of the board of directors made on the 18th
dav of July, 1865. so many shares Of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold al the office Of j. ". Langley.
secretary of, the company. IOnOpah, NeVa-
da. on the 18th day OF October 1905. at the
hour of o'clock p. m, TO pay delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
cost of advertising and expense Of sale.
J. ". LANGLEY. Secretary.
Office. two doors south Palace hotel
Tonopah. Nevada.
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and the ore shown has created not
little interest in the ground.
r. i. Chamberlain spent the day in Park
City seeing old friends.
James McGregor Of Salt Lake is in town
on business connected with his mining
interests here
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RlRp coLeR NOMINATED.

New York, Oct. 13.-The Municipal
Ownership League tonight selected Bird
S. Coler for borough president OF Brook
lyn.
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DELINQUENT Notice.

ANACONDA ToNoPAH MINING COM
pany- Location Of principal place Of bus
mess, Salt Lake City. UJah. Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account Of assessment
No. / of cents per share. levied on tht
18th day OF July, 1906 the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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STORAGE.

Parties desiring storage for potatoes,
onions. apples or any other commodity
would do well 10 communicate with US
Terms reasonable. Warehouse on o.
s. L. trackage. Q. =. MARTIN & co.
341 West Second South
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ST. oo-0NLY-S1.oo
To Ouden and Return,

Oct. Il. via o. S. L. Foot BAH game, All
Hallows college VS.. Ogden High school.
Leave salt Lake at 1890 a. NJ: return
ing, leave Ogden at S:40 or $50 p, M.
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TWO SINKING SPELLS.

Wichita. Kan. Oct 13.-E.x- Congress-
man Jerry Simpson had two shifting
spells today. but is resting easier To-
night.
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And I'm accordance win law and an or
dor of the board Of directors made on
the 26th day OF August, 1905. 50 many
shares Of each parcel of such stock As
NAV be necessary, viii be sold at the
office of the company, % Commercial
eh1h building. Salt Lake City Utah, at the
hour Of O'Clock p. II. on oct 4, 1893, to
paw delinquent assessment thereon, to
eether with the cost of advertising and
expense of sale.
Salt Lake City. Ccah, Oct. z. l9o9