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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

mueh thu proposed system NiIi
cost. said cts Engineer Thomson
II / could I coaid avoid al tho
work of figuring u out Each mite
81 ins proposed system u BEING con
aldarsi By itself and an estimate of
tta cost calculated ~ closely az may
BE- No two miles VIII cost the
same. no tao blocks present exactly
the same features. The plans wiii
be ready - july ! or Whereabouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
ALARIES IN FRISCO
TO GET THE KNIFE
Mayor Schmitz Comes Out in Favor OF SIashing
Wages Rather Than Increasing Taxation or
Dschargng Employees With es---Asks
Officials to Accept Voluntary Reduction.

conform Nth the reduced apnTopfi
aft.la will 30 aWay almost entirely
with the nsceHeity ~ diNehAfxinF
AuY ans mow on tho payroll. hl
ihaush Il 1ill nsceaaiiats = one
laird reduction IN salaries. ! aa In
thofuaNh accord with the plaa -
neauelng the salaries of eitf ems
pgesea rather than cutting dovn
thetf number
~ffs~ao men have families. and in
this crisis Il il absolutely ueeesEafa
thzf they have steady work ! b
lIexs. alau. that elected offiesfa OF
tha city nhould ana ~ili help cut
ths Situation b. acceBisnk redte
tiea Ia their salaries Tor tbs com
ninn xood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
SPEAK nnFoaG cLUs.

Mayor Moore and John l. VIII
son have been Invited 20 address the
Sociological club Of the First Pres
hytsfinn church eH the evening of
Friday. june % Mayor Moore will
speak on the subject Of Law IN
forrsment" Nj Wilson will speak
on the subject Of the Direct Phi
mary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
INSANE W0MAN
is RESP0 MSIBLE
Publication in an Evening Paper Of Her Silly
Prophecies Causes Uneasiness Among the
Women OF Seattle and San Francisco Refugees.

aAsara Is Il mas sound. tho esin.
:. puhllea,ion In an eyenlug paper
4, w.Anesaay of demcntcd
-,ns pnophess Il the destruc
y. a Seattle y earthquake TO
.~,ow l. hasins a noticeable e.
81 -. 80 ht. IN.
.sse i mentally unbalanced and
Z, coalition il obvious even be
"a ~ speAkM Yet the vasafics
y ~ d!slorssa mind were giyen
s.sn,nence AMI scafes 81 timid aud
...suleas persona are leaving the
NJ a. reauit
~ several noatha this woman
!. h.unisd The star office. srck
= pabiieatlon q her imaEininsa
=. pophssiei every thing from
= ,rlssnic q measles % the de-
s,ar,lon Of the universe Her
~sslsl condition AS 80 eyident
~ 40 attention waa paid 10 her
Fisas a Publisher
n~spalglag q gAIalnk any atten.
- fsvm The star. this unfortunate
.rr.sn vent to another newspaper
~ There. probably because
~ erophess vas made IN seat
= sAs Naa welcomed ana her va
riax. prlaisa On the first nssc
rrtsr ordinary conditions the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
FIGHT DEADLY DUEL
WITH P|CKAxES
QuareIins Over Tent Rights, Frisco Refugees
Seize Excavation Weapons and Battle Until
One Falls MOrtaIB Wounded Had Been
Friends

ssx FRANCISCO. May ss Ref
,rws IN dispute over teas rights
srssA wish plekAxes In Columbia
Ezsrs !ast slight. tn. battle Vas
. - 70 ia siezfa. sasi sifiisst CABS
ss<s Ed~ard kltcEIn1 fell nsortAliy
sga'ie& b. William tell
klrliue ~ upon the rain soaked
sssrs. tks bicod gushing from his
srasts AZ The ribs on bis right
~ ssfe fractured. ana the poin
rtlss pclnt of Bells pick had
ssrrsd rs side. paEcsuFiaE the
hss
viii Surely De.
Hh was arrested az he stood
rs kiieiine's PROSTATE form @ith
n ssspcn possra for anoshrr blow
" eAarse will be placed against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

on my last birthday was 81
years old. have spent IL OF these
"a years la prison. but I have no
complaint "a make ! have all but
paid the penalty for what ! dld.
and no man can take away my free
dom again for that owe no man
anythink nov. aud I ask no man for
anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
Specific Protest.

The specific complaint against
Reynolds is that he permitted. uiih.
out protest the action of tho streets
srmmtttee EH turning down The petl.
ton Ter TIRE aueninE ~ streets
through the property purchased -
d site Tor the uea House ~ tite good
shepherd
Uut back - this there ia o. general
complaint against him which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
TRICKS RED ENEMY
STILL HATES CAPITAL
his ATTEMPT TO KILL FRIck.

pIrTsBURG. Pa May 2s-Aex Berk1nan's attempt to
place In 1894 during the Homestead
strike.
Hefkman. a young Russian bookbnder. 70
b the teachings Of Herr Nest Emma
killing right
the ofth Homestead strikers
following Of the troops into Home
the killing lie had made several
Prick F1ftb Ave Finally
FrickH and
while ia the othe inland he brand
ishea knife A. Leishuan United States minis
ter Turkey with Nr. Frea lie with Mr. Prick who
spnanR chair. the office Bsrhnan sh
ing his revolver Both
slightly injured before help
uerkman oyefpoweFed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

The statement caueed a profound
sensation IN the courtroom, for no
such charge against the methods OF
criminal lawyers has ever been 30
openly made in this county. Mr..
Casey made a few hurried and EN-
barrasged remarks of denial and
sat down Judge Frater ordered
Sir Vandsyere 70 prepare q Grim
lnal information charging Casey
with e1torting money from prison.
efs with false promises. Mr. Van
devere said that be would do this.
and left the court room.
Met on Stairs.
On the court house stairs the
deputy prosecutor met IIogue, tho
prisoner, Ia charge Of two deputy
Hheriffa. and Casey. lie instructed
Hogue not 10 talk 10 Casey. Casey
replied that he waR attorney for
the prisoner aud would talk 70 him
II he chose. Blows quickly followed
words. aud the deputy sherIffs
could not separate the lawyers be-
fore Casey Was on the floor with his
smaller opponent on top of him. The
accused attorney suffered black
eye and considerable damage. but
the prosecutor was unmarked.
viii File Information.
Mr. Casey denied any Illegal prac-
lice. claiming that he never charged
Hogue an e1orbitar. Zee. and that
he waived the motion for a new
trial because Of lack of evidence
aud failure OF Hogue 10 make good
some statements which he previous
lY made He was undecided wbeth-
er or not 10 prosecute NhndeYere
for assault. or for libel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
HANSON IN CONTEMPT.

Marcus Hanson was yesterday
fined 81 ip the superior court Tor
contempt. He had been ordered To
hiring his three children into court
aud show why they had been absent
FROM school without excuses, but he
brought only his two boys. No ex-
euses we're forthcoming. and his an
sstefs 20 Judge Frater's questions
we're not deemed respectful hy the
ss.tfrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

arrest and a warning 10 the parents
Poe second offruso there Is a pro.
lstan Of fine 81 $40 OF ten daYs@
nnfiFanmcut or both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

fos less than g aa8 coo the city
$50 replace ever uIIe ~ the Sc
h1s Electric compauYs street car
Nstm. purchase IN entirely ncu
Esipmenf of rollinR stock. pur
saase az much and a. suitable real
FopFfiy az The company owns and
All other respects complete and
W. y operation such a system.
NC Mayor Moore this morning iu
Aseussins the municipal street
'aa~ay piaus nos Ia course ~
sepaFAiion b. Cry Engineer
houson
Essinstsa Too High.
DO Dot knoR Fel how much 81
system Engineer Thomson o.
fspAFinE. continued che mayor.
aor boa much money he viii ask
" slih which 10 buIia II. but { am
sS'iicisnilY C0nFeraauf witb fhe
mailer 10 kugs that Il Wll. not cost
sAyiaing Ike $1,000 a0H as has
esA stated by opponents % the
rep1sed mualoipal sY6iem
AZ tbs talk about the ciiY bur.
tains Itself Nth indebtedness 90
ta''r'cf a streel ralIaa ~ system b.
~ The indebfeaneas. ~ voted.
~ = against the system the same
tte Indebtedness AGAINST The
s'ue Electric ceaaany's system
~ people VIII have 20 pas n 10
Ware the same as they will have
" ~ ne bonds e the Seattle
49, company. but With this ar.
shce In the case of The Seattle
s'llf company for a 5000 900
s'em TIE people \ have t0 pas
$50. and priHei4li On N.010ph0
,phds ard dividends and princi.
- @ $4,000 Dos IN stock
No Wstsrsd Stock.
. ihe case d city system on
s.po.9o0 system the people
,-s9 only have 10 pay for the
Wgeo IN bonds. there being no
N slea capital mo- stock distrihuf
y, y promotion purpose. no vel
-. ~ dividends - DO paid az a
$50 Tor che frenziad flnancier
besplts the tremenfsua amount
s. .oik nov be.fe him in the de-
Ta'lneni damanalat bis attention
So. '.n u g0ina ahead with The
g. iAANaf plans sad Will have
Afm cCmbhfed .a4H. o. ~. 800.
.,e. = ne eoanell IS fulv The
49, -, Election can then be- held ID
Ihemnon 81 Work.
''astaslt .sss..a4 &. .4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
SYSTEM
FOR $5,O0O,OOOO

saycs MOORE SAYS CITY CAN
cvplicATE PRESENT sgRv.
lcE FOR T-AT AMOUNT AND
WONT HAVE ANY WATEREp
sTock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
KEYSTONE CLUB IS
AFTER REYNOLDS

ehsfats him with iKnorinE the 80
rfssesa y lsh 81 bis constituents.
faisffp9eealsfinE The needs and de-
stfe< II b large number 81 voters. r.
fuaNsx - restify rfrerH " hen made
sid Recognized. all nsElseting ia
eensaif win the voters - the uar1
tafafe setting on important sub Sc t..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
ATTORNEYS FIGHT
IN COURT HOUSE

vandevere Makes. Serious Charges Against
James W. Casey Before Judge Frater and
Then Adds Black Eye and Several Bruises
---Came TO Blows in CORRIDOR Information
Will Be Filed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
Motion for New Trlsl.

Motion for New Trial
Hogue vas convicted 81 holding
up C. l. HeweR last fall. nt which
time the highwaymBn and his vic.
tim wounded each other with re.
yoiYefs After many delays a mo-
ton for 4 new trial came up this
morning When Judge Frater vas
prepared to hear the motion Attor-
ney Casey arose aud said that he
would waive the motion Me- Van.
devefe. Nho represented the state
In the ease. vas on bis feet IN an in.
slant
II the court please" he ex-
claimed sharply 4 think Il II nv
duty 10 state TO the court that Mf
Casey. vino has just allowed his
motion 10 be waived. has promised
the prisoner HoKue that for $500 he
would obtain a new trial and obtain
the prisoners liberty In justice Ia
the court and 20 the prisoner feel
Obliged t. aiate that 10 my personal
knowledge this thing has been
done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Co ths side ~ Councilman nsY
hasas & l. ciaim~a that the effort
- atssn streets through the property
IL Question h religious movement.
erRs aistd ~ rev aFitHtafa and
sept az b. . fes enemies 81 the
rssuE iitnan for the purpose u EN-
haffaaesHk hlfn
AAoshsf cause for complaint
Asetnst Reynolds which has beer
oef eMsUfHiiY mentioned h hla altitude
agi nc matter ~ liquof licenses AZ
The Teath ward "a included entirely
les IN fNe-miie prohibition limit
surrounding the state university. h
i atHoHG sntl-iiaunr settlement
ard Zoe that reason many ~ lts eifi-
ssfa feel that o. should hs FaPre-
sefited b man Who vii oppose
aHY sxteHsiou Of the traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Claiming that James W Casey. a
local attorney. has made n pfHe.
tlce Of obtaining money from Grim.
mails under promise OF obtaining
new trials for them. Deputy Prose.
cutting Attorney Vandoyefe this
morning stated in Judge Frhtef'a
court that Casey took $500 from
John H0Kue. convicted highway
man. and then waived the motion
for new trial In the argument
that ensued as the men we're loay-
ing the court room NandeyeFo
knocked Casey down. infllcting a
black eye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

/ publication Of this nonsense would
not have found many persons ca
pahls Of believing a. AZ present.
however. there are hundreds az per.
sons ia the city who have not re.
covered from the shock of the San
Francisco disaster There IL no
better example of the Gar rcaehlng
effect Of this disaster ON the rea.
roninE pepers than the credenen
given 10 this production of a dts
eased uliaa That it should he
published BY a Seattle newspaper
cnly sues 10 ahoN that the people
Of San ffaneiaca we're not the oniy
ones 60 suffer mentally b. the
cataatF0nhe
silly hvt Serious.
The Nhoie affair Is siiiy In the
extreme. but serious n has caused
alarm and unoaainess TO many Il
" unfortunate. bat none the lees a
fact That a newspaper should be
guilty az such sdlocy 10 a. regret
table rs the fact that a Womsn
should - snaane. but these eonal.
lions exist aad must be- tolerated
Neither Is dangerous enough 20
require state guardianship. bat 10.
kethsf thsf are fesponsihie for dis
turbing the pesee ~ mind q these
az are proae 70 believe In ptopho
aieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Ilat they point out that &c MEM
hes u the license committee Of the
eafa1efi be- started out by fatuftnF
the granting ~ licenses which have
bsef peteed hY Mayor Moore. aud
ihsf be failed GO vote either way on
HNsf tire Rol1b ar The Great North
sFn. dethf lIconsss both 81 which
failsd 81 passage 90 the eounaH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
Special Stockholders, MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
q special meeting of the stockholders OF
the Wabash Mining comFany, a corpora
pany's office, rooms 520-22. Atlas block.
West Second South street Salt Lake
city, Utah, on Thursday, the 18th day Of
FEBRUARY, 1905, at o'clock p. N. Of that
Gay, Tor the purpose of considering
amendments to the articles of fncorpOra-
ton, and if the stockholders shall so de-
eide, amending the articles Of incorpora-
Ton IN the following respects viz.
l. By increasing the Capitalization OF
the company from $500, coo divided into
300 coo shares Of the par value Of 81 each.
to S2,O00 900, divided into 10000 shares ~
assessable stock of the par value OF $
each share, and 10000 shares Of nOn-as-
seSsable stock of the par value OF IS each
number Of assessable shares from 800 600
TO $4,000 shares. and to provide for 150-
600 Of worcestershire shares the total is
sue to be 400 900 shares. Also to provide
for the issue Of the newly created assess
able stock, share for share. in lieu and
in place of the now issued and OutStand-
ing assessable stock. and the substitution
of the surplus then remaining of the
newly created assessable stock for the
assessable stock now in the treasury. and
to provide for the placing Of the newly
created worcestershire stock in the treas
ury and to provide Tor the sale and dis
position by the board of directors of all
the newly created aSsessable and uon-as-
sessabl stock in the treasury. and 20
PROVIDE LDdL all the newly created S1areS.
both assessab bic and worcestershire. shall
be considered as fully paid, and issued
as fully paid shares
2 Amending articles. Z II and Is of the
articles of incorporation to accord with
and carry into effect the matters above
mentioned
BY call and order Of the board Of d.
rectors.
N TREWEEK President
". Mont. Ferry. Secretary.
Dated January g. 1906.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10

COAL MINER BADLY HURT
Caught In a Cave-in and Five Ribs
and Collar Bone Are
Broken.

Scofield, Feb. 6-John Martin, one of
the miners employed at the Winter Quar-
tiers mine, received some very severe in
juries today. He went to work this morn
ing, and his partner being sick, Mr.. Mar
TN went to his room and commenced to
work alone. Some time in the day there
was a cavern in his room and the rock
came down upon him, pinning him fast
to the floor 1t is not known just how
long he remained there under the rock
and dirt, but later the driver came to the
room to pull out what coal he had loaded,
and finding no light he at once knew that
something had happened Upon investi-
cation he found that there had been
cave and that Mr.. Martin was almost bu-
r1ed. An alarm was at once given and
number Of miners came to his rescue The
injured man was at once taken to his
Rome, and upon Investigation it was
found that his injuries were serious. He
was removed to the hospital where he
could receive proper attention. 1t Is re-
ported that four or five of his ribs were
broken and that HIS collar bone was also
broken. Mr.. Martin came here from Ida
10 and commenced to work at the mines
October last
The officials of the Rio Grande Western
railway spent Friday night and Saturday
looking after their business interests here,
at Winter Quarters and 1T Clear Creek
No information as to their business af-
fairs was given out
the output Of coal at the mines, and cars
have been more plentiful since the rail-
road company has put on the San Pedro
and Denver & Rio Grande engines. They
are now running three trains daily from
here to Cotton.
w. w. Potter has returned from the
UIntah reservation, where he has been for
some time living on his homestead He
sports business in that locality as fairly
good.
1t is understood that the firm of H. H.
Earl s going out of business. The bust
ness since Mr.. EarlPs death has been run
by Mrs. EARL, his wife. but 1t being UNI
profitable she has decided to close out the
entire stock.
Thomas Llewelyn's contract having ex-
pred, he has discontinued to operate what
IS known as the Kimbal coal mine, and
1t is now closed down indefinitely
T. ]. Parmley, the mine SUPERINTENDENT
Of the Winter Quarters mine, is reported
On the improve He is suffering from the
effects of a crushed foot, which happened
about ten days ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
Assessment No. 4.

Butt CONSOLIDATED
Miring company. Principal place Of bust
ress. 305-308 Auerbach building, Salt Lake
City. Utah. Location Of mines, Bling
ham, Uteh.
Notice is hereby given that al a meet
ing of the board of directors Of Butler
liberal Consolidated Mining company
held on the 29th day Of January, 1906. as
sessment No 4 OF two u cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, issued and outstanding, pay
able Immediately to F. NJ. Orem, secre-
t&ry, at the cOmpany's offices, 905-3Oa
Auerbach building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on Saturday. the 3rd
day of March. 1906 viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before, viii be
sold on Wednesday, the 21st day OF
March 1906 at 1 O'Clock D. m, at the
company's office, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
F. NJ OREM, Secretary.
3O5-s0s Auerbach Building, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
First publication. Jan. 50. 1906.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
PORTER MAKES TOUCHES"
Walter Wisely Is Wanted for
Obtaining Money Under
False Pr0tenSeS,

Walter Wisely, porter at the Royal sa-
loon, 10 East Second South street, is
wanted by the Salt Lake police for MAX
ing a number Of touches and jumping
out Of town. Several Of his friends were
seen last night who are also looking for
him and each had a different tale to tell.
Wisely drew weeks pay in advance at
the Royal saloon to secure a room last
Tuesday. The day before he borrowed
a gun from a friend and an OYercoat
from another man. He left Thursday and
shortly afterward it was discovered that
he had rifled the cash register at the sa-
loon.
Wisely came to Salt Lake two or three
months ago and has been working as pOr-
ter about several saloons. A warrant
for his arrest is now in the hands of the
nrpfPnSPS-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
NEW BILLET FOR A PATRIOT
City Recorder viii Have a Dep
uty to Serve in the JuVe-
nile Court,

A deputy city recorder will be aDp0int-
ed to act as clerk Of the Juvenile court
II a recommendation agreed upon at a
meeting Of the finance and municipal
laws committees of the CITY council TO-
gether with Mayor ThOmpsNyn yesterdav
afternoon is passed by the city council.
The committee decided to ask CITY At
torney Ogden Hiles to draft an ordinance
der to be paid $75 a month to act as
clerk of the juvenile court It was also
agreed to ask the city attorney for an
opinion as to what disposition should be
made Of the funds which are being ar
crued by the Juvenile court There is a
difference of opinion as to whether such
funds should go to the city or to the
county. 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
DAVIS CO. LIGHTING PLANT
Stock Has Been Literally Subscribed
for and Success Is
Assured.

KaysVille, Feb. S.-A meeting of those
who have subscribed stock in the Davis
&C Unty Electric Light & Power company
Will be held in Harrington on Saturday
next, when it is expected the company
VIII be organized, and articles of incor-
pOTatiOn passed upon. The draft of the
ley. who is one Of the promoters of the
conspiracy, fixes the capital stock at not
to exceed $4,000, and it is believed the
company will incorporate for that amount
II is understood that nearly $1,000 has
been subscribed in Pennington Center
Vile and BOuntiful, and some KaysVIlle
and Layton people have expressed will
lngness to take stock.
Agents of the promoters have been can
VaSS1ng the towns OF the county to as
certain the probable number Of light
users, and It has been found that prac-
tically all of the people of the county will
be customers, If rates can be brought to
a reasonable figure.
The question OF what power viii be
used will be acted upon by the directors
after the company is formed. It is likely
that one Of the transmission lines that
passes through the county viii be tapped
to supply the current There is a propO-
sltlon, however, to generate power in
Pennington canyon, the belief being that
there is sufficient water there to furnish
5G0-hOrse- power, or enough to supply light
and power for all Of Davis county
The business firm of Fred L. Bennett
< Co, which has been doing general
merchandise business in the Williams
block for over a year, was Incorporated
this week with q capital Of 49, G0 The
firm name is the B. B. Mercantile CON-
pany. The principal stockholders are
Fred L. Bennett and r. w. Barnes who
are secretary and president respectively;
John R Galley IS vice president.
Ernest EdgintOn and Miss Lora Lewis,
both Of Salt Lake, were married at Farm
lngtOn this week by George H Blood
G. J. Groat of Portland IS here inspect
ing the new plant Of [he KavsvIlle Milling
company for his firm. Nordyke q Marmon
company Of Indianapolis, who furnished
the machinery for the KaysVille mil.