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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Restraining Order Continued
Teachers Hold Institute.

The Utah County Teachers institute
was held today I'm the B. y. university
Teachers from the various schools of the
county were in attendance and listened
10 a talk by Or. Guy Carleton Lee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
AMERICANS CRITICISE
GERMAN OBSTIHACY
United States Delegates Dis
pleased With Matters in the
Morocco Conference.

WASHINGTON, March ls.-Advices re-
celvcd at the State department from AL
gcciras contain criticism OF the German
insistcnce on the adoption especially,
without modification, OF the Austrian pro-
posal for the policing OF Morocco.
Although not voting on any question In
volving European politics. this Govern
ment is averse to the complicating OF the
system for the policing OF the Moroccan
territory. and provided the simplicity OF
the scheme can be preserved IL Is well
content to entrust the mission TO a force
OF French and Spanish officers who would
be responsible TO the diplomatic corps at
Tangier for effective service In caring Tor
the interests OF all nations.
There Is authoritative Information that
eventually Germany having assured her
self OF the Internationally of the police
system, will assent 10 notifications or
the Austrian proposal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
TODAY'S COUGH
TOMORROW'S PNEUMONIA
NEXT WEEKS DEATH

Cure your cough and your lungs at
ono and the same time DR., Acker's
English Remedy Is guaranteed by every
6ruopist TO do this. 1t is not merely a
cough cure. but lung cure too. You
cannot permanently cure a coegh IL
your lungs remain weak "hen you
800 dose of DR.. Acker's English
Remedy. you feel the glow of renewed
bnalth at your lungs almost at once, II
clears away the sores and inhamma-
t;on sets tho lungs moving strong and
surc This is the only way to cure
cough. DR., Acker's English Remedy
ls not an alcoholic medicine. 1t is not
a cough syrup. 1t is positlNe guar
antce6 cure for all throat and lung
troubles. II is perfectly harmless. he
sure and ask for d.. Acker's Engii
Remedy and get your money osck IL
not entirely rs represented by as Ioc.
koc and 800. AL druggists,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
TRUSTEES DIG UP COIN
New York Life Men Will Pay Back
Campaign Contributions,

NEW YORK, March 1S,-At confer
,nce I'm the Office OF a down town lawyer
yesterday It was agreed that the trus-
tees OF the New York Life Insurance
company who were members OF the
finance committee during the presidential
campaigns OF 1896 1909 and 1901, and were
coEnizant OF the political contributions
made by the New York Life should rcim-
burse the company TO the extent of
$4,000.
This is the total Of the political contri-
buttons made by the company. Each trus-
tee will 20 into his own private funds
TO make the payment.
In all there are fifteen trustees involved
and under tho agreement each man will
have To contribute a trine less than
so go.
Ii was originally the plan TO hold the
estate Of John A Mccall responsible for
all tho political contributions and 10
bring legal actions against IL TO obtain
reirnburScments. Abandonment OF this
plan is involved in the decision reached at
Yesterdays conference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
H0WBERT STILL IN CONTROL.
Portland Gold Mining Company Re-
Elects Old Board of Directors.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. March ls.-IrvIng How
bert president OF the Portland Gold Mining
company. and tho entire board OF Howbcrt dl-
rectorJ were reelected at tho annual meeting
CT tho stockholders held hero To-Day.
The reelection or HowbeTt ond his directors
was contested by James r. Burns. who WAS
.ousted from the presidency OF the company q
year ago, and iho spirit OF the meeting was
bitter
Howbert voted I9t2,l46 shares OF stock and
burns COL. 2s1 shares
Tho action OF tho trustees In removing tho
headquarters OF the company from Iowa to
Wyoming In order TO avoid paying 81, OOl 0cD
accumulated taxes wns indorSed
The annual rerort OF the secretary states that
dividends in 1895 amounted To l.0S0CoO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
BUFFALO BILL BARRED OUT
Genoa, Italy, Health Officers Declare
His Horses Arc Sick

GENOA. March ia conflict between
tho Board of Health uud the municipal
authorities has arisen over an order by
the former prohibiting the enCnmpmcnt OF
EunaIo Bilrs Wild West show because OF
an alleged infectious disease among the
horses.
Tine municipal authorities. local associa-
tlons and tradcsmcn are opposed 10 this
prohibition, saying that II is contrary to
Inc interests OF the city.
The member Of the Chamber OF Depu-
Ties representing Genoa Is being urged TO
have the Government Interfere In tho
matter and bring the question before Par
Lament II necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
ROADBEDS WASHED AWAY
Floods Tie Up Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe Lines.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, March ls.-Hcnvy
rains turing recent storms have caused an I'M
mense amount OF water TO come down the
Poso creek end this morning the bunSg could
not hoII the volume the water spreading over
tho adjoining country. completely flooding II
and washing away both the southern PaGihc
and Santn Fe ruadbudH az points where they
cross the erect.
Large gangs or men were sent out by tho
railroads 10 restore tho rOHJbCds The dam
age on tho Santa Fc II more serious than on
ths southern Pacific. and probably no Trains
win be able TO get In until luto tonight The
southern PaclHc has a Few trains running
Tho water ls now subsldins and no moro dam
age is anticipated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
WILL MARRY A COUNTESS
Wealthy Cleveland Bachelor TO Annex
French Title.

CLEVELAND. o. March ls.-Edward Kceno
Nohlcr a Cleveland man, is to marry the
Countess Ia Tozz OF Franco.
Mr. MohIcr inherited a fortune from hls
.unric Cen d w Caldwell. former president
of tha Now York. Chicago s. 81 Louis mil
road He IL 3, years OF oge,
sTbo Countess I.aT1zZl. IL ls said. Is Amer
tan woman WHO several years ago murriod a
L,rSnch Count now dead.
The wedding Is 10 occur at st. Mary'a. West
minister London. March n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
THEY GO ON MISSIONS.
Spanish Fork Residents Get Letters
From Box "B."

IlDll oOA
Special to The Tribune
Spanish FORK. March lS-A number
OF Spanish Fork young men have been
culled to go on missions, Among them
are Arthur Thomas, Dave James, Roger
Greer. Henry Gardner, Jr. Ralph VIII
klns; also two men OF families, John
Moore Jr., and Richard Jex
New Phone Connection.
Spanish Fork Will soon be In communi-
cation with Salt Lake City by the Inde-
pendent Telephone companys lines The
poles are In position as far as Main
street and the lines are not far behind.
a representative of the company has
been looking for an office.
Event of the Week,
The social event of the week was the
wedding reception OF Miss Jcmimi Christ
mas and Pratt Thomas. held at Furger-
SONS hall Lake Shore. Thursday night.
Mr. Thomas Is superintendent OF the
Young Mems Coop
Clerk Gets New Job.
a b. Simmons. who for many years
has been head clerk at the Aaron Lewis
establishment has accepted q position
with the Chapman Mercantile company of
American Fork.
MIR David Hone and wife of Benjamin.
have returned from their visit TO Los An
gccs.
Revival Meetings Close.
Rev. ]. *. McGnvery. who has been
assisting I'm special meetings at the Pres
byterian church for the past week. will
close his Inoors here Sunday night.
Albert BabCuCk who for nifty years has
resided In Spanish Fork, has sold his
home and fnTm and viii cmiSratu TO
Idaho next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Brief Mention.

inbuae
'1sa I.-s,n Son Friday night N.
sl gave r dare 49, Toi,aI!S W
AZ 'Venty-0ye couples were
y "1OyaAle timc wna had
d ks-se yer Of tho Utah Smelling
auI l., 'Sterday md reports that
d o. m. 'or oil OF the machlnery,
4 '!rHads FOR side tracks
sS,ion ! : Of the Human. oo,,o,r
b Ms, 1ISd 4. novo In ogden, but
~ ,hs - success VIII depend on
r. NJ oossS1nlclpal court wnl aid
'''eers arc willing to do
eN sp.,l,fls :, Fletcher Mount ono of
r lriv.a' Of John Mn,nog ~ ~
nj uss,,,iiln In Ogden today gt from m
~'ssr 4 1 ee,s,g 80 10 Eureka. New.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
|zslTED THE INSULT.
Ehg OF China Torn Into
shreds.


zLrh h-lt was Unfortunate that
q cs.ra desired 10 hold a mcct-
h1scks dsy, but such was the
/ y chios who runs the Bon Ton
: Ts,z,y-nfh street. Saturday
"a izpeTil iag Of China es
~ oU5,Tymen that a meeting OF
y vas due tonight Wong was
/ e yel0T Gag In the face OF tho
n Pau1et, but the result waB
, hight yellow fOlds swung in
~. e.i attracted the aJtcntiou
ere Sho don't like TO see the
> Ay.
- rasented the slnal and de-
1etd ep and tore II from the
II I'D beca securely hung. and
~ t< signal 20 every chink
q y sps expected TO attond a
- he flag was not only taken
= e1t the imperial emblem was
- b The irctc son or tho En-
|c. vas cast iCnomlniously into
ns Tslov flag Is not again 10
- 2 Patrick's DIV.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST
COUNCILMAN PAINE
Charges Are Prepared and Will
BE Filed in Court on
Monday.
Special TO Tho Tribune

oGDEN, March B.-The campaign for
the publication of public oGlcialism in Ce-
den' and the further safeguarding OF tho
public funds, has not waned Saturday the
complaint charging Councilman Robert
IS, Poine Of tho First Municipal ward with
Illegally appropriating to himself and
other Councllmen fees from the puhlic
sarSasury was prepared and was ready for
nrlins nut owing TO the engagement OF
the court ii the Delnap case IL was NOT
filed today S "'9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
MAI, FROM DRYD0CK DEWEY
Uncle Sans Sailors Write Home
From the Canary Islands.

BALTIMORE. March IS-The British
steamer Belfast, Capt Mckee, which ar
rived from Las Pamas. Grand Canary
island, touay, brought mails from the dry
dock Dewey, which have been forwarded
through the Baltimore postoflce.
Capt Mckee reports that when he left
Las Palmas repairs were being made to
The dock, which had started n thousand
rIycts on the trip across the Atlantic,
The Dewey and conveying vessels were
given II salute OF twcnty-onc guns by tho
shore batteries upon their arrival At Las
PdlmaS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
No Cause of Action,

Special t5 The Tribune - e.,,b 7
OGDT,S March 1S.-Tho caEo OF ''9roh =.
r,cI6an - j O. Widdlson ct. al. which l.8
bccn bcforo thc court and jury sihyv ISI ~ IN
oGtcr arguments by counsel. The 4u'"',gl MN,
seems TO havo been hori i9nsh. ,,,[no,I IN ,"9 s
verdict Of no couso Of ucllon-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
BLACK HUNDRED THREATEN
Russians Don't Like Proposition of
Abolishing Death Penalty.

ST. PETERSBURG, March lS.-The
members of the council of the empire who
voted for the abolition OF tho death Den-
aitv have received threatening letters
from the Black hundred"
Formal reg Ilations have been promul-
gated prohibiting the purchase or sale OF
explosives under the penalty of impris-
onmcnt at hard labor at four TO I'VE years
and II II is proved that the explosives
were intended for revolutionary purposes
the penalty Is fifteen years at hard labor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Y Thief Arrested.

Eibsne.
y. sAIeh = ls.-At g O'Clock to
II A. Hooiiison was arrested
|s.re,,, peIlll laIcenist. having
|rss g. Inc coat has not yet
Ia OUT Robinson was seen
Ds,sd 'ioushed II as soon as the
|kiore sild the latter expect TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
What Complaint Alleges.

The complaint alleges the same facts rs
the complaints In the Chambers and Craig
cases put also goes further. II specino
the year 1906 collected money for the
same service. and that on July q he will
fully and knowingly collected from the
city treasury the sum Of 500. knowing that
ne was not entitled to the same: and
again, on December 26 Of the same year,
collected sl00.S0 for the same service which
ne alleged the payment of 500 on July
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19

i'm the pavilion this afternoon. nnc
dinner Will be given and an excellent pro-
eramme rendered. In the evening grand
ball and lunch Will be given TO the
younger people in the pavilion.
BYRON w King OF Pittsburg, Pa. gave
an excellent lecture In the Assembly hall
Thursday evening. The subject discussed
was What Fools We Mortals Be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
SUCCESSFUL ART
EXHIBIT IS ENDED.
Five Thousands People Attend
the Four Sessions in Three
Days.
WAS FOR BENEFIT OF
OGDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Proceeds VIII Net the Board
the Neat Sum of Five Hun
dred Dollars.
Special 10 The Trlhmnn

OGDEN, March lS-The art exhibit at
the Carnegie library which has been on
since Thursday evening. and has given
-FOUR sessions. two OF them Friday. closed
tonight with large attendance During
the season nearly 5000 people have visited
inc exhibit. AT each exhibit an orchestra
from ono or the public schools has fur
hiShed the music. Tonight. however, mu-
SIC was furnished by the high school and
was most delightful
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Government to Irrigato Idaho.
The Tribune

SpecIaI 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March l7--Sonator Hepburn
OF Idaho has Ind q conference with the S,cro-
tary OF Agriculture about tho character OF
tho foIla in southern Idaho. and hns been
promised that nt the first convenient oppor-
tnnIty The survey party VIII be sent Into tho
state TO mako Investigation OF the Irrirabs
lands III II Is impossible for the party TO so
earlier IL wnl go next spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Homesteads in Forest Reserve.

The Public Lands committee OF the Sem
ate Is engaged In framing a bill permit
ting homestead entry of agricultural lands
In forest reserves Senator Dubois is
much interested I'm the matter IL the bin
passes II VIII remove the objections OF
people who Insist that valuable agricul-
tural lands are being withdrawn and Sc
Qucstered In forest reserves that should
bc available for Agricultural purpOses.-
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Object of Exhibition.

ne anair has been under the manage
ment and direction of tho board of eduSn
lloh win Superintendent William Allison
III Gharse. Inc purpose was to give an
eHhlbitlon of high art and also to secure
money Tor the art departments of the pub
,lc schools. 1t was stated torIeht that tho
BOARD VIII net nearly $500 out of the en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Wilcox Found Guilty,

ROME, y. Y. March lS-F'rank H. VIII
cox a member of the Royal Arcanum and
the leader or the opposition TO the In
crease or rates by the supreme council.
has been found guilty OF improper conduct
and has been expelled from the order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Cuban Treasurer Missing.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA March lS.-Blas
AIolluct the provincial treasurer, has been
missing four days aud his whereabouts
nrC unknown. An investigation made to-
dsy it is said revealed shortage in tho
irtnsury that VIII approximate $4,000 Mol
inet la bonded by the Fidelity &c Deposit
company OF Maryland In the sum Of Sl0.-
ON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
y FOR ROBBERS.
f'hderers Had Been Set
Free.
ffitlnt


\ " N-Coastsblc II. BlcAdam
az L g Curk Sheriff OF
sne1 In Ogden this morning.
u, - from the United States
IA, rs h0 delivered 10 ;ho mill
for, Douglas.
\ :, Seh mace Inquiry a. to tho
~, Etre arrested by The ogden
nlght With oil kinds or
- ,aelr penors The robbery
r, was aecGrcd was perpe-
|tt oi Charles Buckle OF car
<say night. but 40 motic. wos
|.,,sos Tor ueurly two duys
- The m5n had been arroSt-
We're released on Lao. az
IA Nevada officers announced
N Ok the men has since
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Swiss Don't Want the Job.

PARIS March lS-OfHcial advlces chow
that Switzerland has not been consulted
and does not approve Of the AuStro-Gcr-
man plan 10: placing a Swiss commander
over the Franco-Spanish police In Mo
rocco.
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} DISTRICT COURT.
rFold Boy Adopted by MI.
~ Mrs. Clayton.

4 4EIK-.s0
1 BIN the District court
I .erS-Ts In probate cases were
aatttrs dlsp1sed or.
es 's)-nouths-old son or Pearl
-se4l adopted by Mr. and Mrs.
z Ne7t Weber. the mother OF
'-s psesent In court and giving
w 2. OSeill vs the Simmons
l, tSenty days additional
- he defendant 10 file 4 bin
y X c. Smith against eide
',fh verdict Tor the dcIoud-
soTe time ago by tho jury.
Ss'ss,s Has signed. sealed and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
plsased on Bonds.

/. .s,ndsmen are John Pingree
n.lerson, and Francis was
bond given by Adam Pat
lam Glssmann
.ormiDg the basis OF the
rsisd on February q and
bah assall Mr.. Halyerson.
'f.rlng In the head lines that
4 xcsted from office for fall
% crimiuals-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Artistic Value of Exhibit.

The artistic value of the exhibit may be
DC tier understood when it Is announced
lhat the Cooley tints and the choicest
specimens uf inc Berlin PhotographIc
company Were In ;he exhibit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Conference Waiting on Germany.

ALGECIRAS. March 1i.-Neither the
ALGECIRAS, March B-Neither the
Moroccan conference nor the committee
met today. Everything has been deferred
until the French and Germans agree on
the remaining details
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
v. {. BORAH IS OUT
OF SENATORIAL RACE
Idaho Man Believed to Be
Ready to Join the Dubois
Camp.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Du-
bois received a telegram yestcray from a
friend that w L. Borah of Boise had
withdrawn from the race for Seantor No
other information has been received on
this point. and Senator Hepburn. who has
heard nothing. is mystined.
one of his friends said today that II
1t was true and he mad not been notified
II Indicated that Borah was preparing to
join forces with Senator Dubois and act
In the future with the Democrats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
rs Brazen Effrontery.

IA Murphy. Glasmann re-
a sse BE- given his liberty on
&1E7lzance- THIS was refused
Egyty, and Glasmann then
Id rs ball set at 500. This
|-,5 also refused TO grant and
= 5-isoner that alleged Grim
.nsed al all, must be held un-
.sszl bond to the State.
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snd Francis Arrested.

,os handled by County At
-.asSI and a warrant for the
-,,smann and Francis was
Ia hands OF the Sheriff, At
t5,y as Mr.. Glasmann was
Ills dinner, he was arrest
T,be county courthouse by
~ A few minutes later his
's,srk Francis, was taken In
q oacer az the Office OF the
'sbSshing company. and the
,.t,1 over TO the Municipal
k,we Judge Murphy gave
\, sErn OF $50 each for their
- we're released.
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Differs From Others,

The complaint differs from the others In
the matter Of charging that q duplicate
payment was made for the services on
special boards OF review In 1905.
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IIVN AND
|I|I||S ARRESTED
attorney Halverson
'C.upIaint for Grim
inaI Libel.
B RELEASED
4 |ROyDS OF $3.50 EACH
4 Requested to be
IA Own RecOgnizance
IA Judge Denied.
tribune.

|, tribune.
|s,-ch 1s,-Thc alleged ma
|-.,Ory end libclous articles
4, nIstnct Attorney George
!. ,.o papers controlled by
lam in ogden on February
q /. will not be allowed to
4 saturday in the Municipal
..,,orson iled two complaints
standard Publishing com
j. Glasmann and Frank
,.,,,r being the editor of
n Of the complaints charg-
80 ~ had been committed, TO
u .tha1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
UNCLE JOE" AS HOST
President Roosevelt Attends Dinner
Given NEWSPAPER Correspondents.

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-Speakcr
Cannon tonight gave n dinner to the Grid
iron club the famous organization Of
Washington correspondence. whose guest
he has been on many occasions during
the past twenty-five years A distln-
guished company was invited TO meet the
club and nearly 225 guests assembled In
the beautifully decorated dlning-room OF
the New Willard hotel at the Invitation
OF the Speaker.
1t was not Gridlron dinner. although
some Gridiron methods were introduced
he rules OF the club as to short speeches
which are never published. were invoked
while skits and songs by the club enter
tanned the Speakers guests.
The club presented to Speaker Cannon
a large gridiron, appropriately decorated
and Informed him that while no one could
be made an honorary member of the club.
the gridron which he received meant that
ne was It's best friend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
John T, Caine Speaks.

After Miss Judith Anderson had sung
with much expression. 20 Dry Those
Tearc." John #. Game spoke briefly.
chAractcriZng Miss Anthony as friend
to all humanity. u fearless defender OF
what she believed to be right. u worker
who had gathered a wcll-earned rest.
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Many Distinguished Guests.

Among the guests were President Roose-
Welt. Vice President Fairbanks. Secre-
tarles Root. Shaw. Taft and Wilson: AS
sociate Justice Harlan. Sir Mortimer Dur
and, the British Embassadors Baron Ros-
en-. the Russian Em5assador: Cardinal
Gibbons. former Vicc-Prcsident Levi p
Morton. Edmund James James. president
of Illinois university; Theodore z. Shonts
chairman OF the Isthmian Canal commits
sion; =. Fl Geary. president OF the United
States Steel corporation, Paul Morton,
Equitable Life Assurance society; Robert
Mathcr. Rock Island Railroad Stuyvcsant
Fish Illinois Central Railroad; E II.
Hartman, Southern Pacific Railroad: /:
James Speyer. New York; Oscar S. SUaus,
New York. Charles w Needham George
Washington university; George II Peck.
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railroad !.
John 5. Runnells. Pullman company. and
twenty newspaper editors publishers and
writer's, twenty United States Senators
and nearly sixty prominent members OF
the House OF Representatives.
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HOMESTEADERS SEEK
, IRRIGATION RIGHTS
Lands in Dry GuIch District
Nalueless Without Water
Privileges.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
WASHINGTON, ID. C. March l&-Thc
Committee on Indian Affairs Will prob
ably report an amendment, introduced
by Senator Sutherland TO the Indian ap-
preparation bin granting the right to dig
bitches for irrigation work across the
Indian grazing lands on either side Of Dry
Gulch In the former Uintah reservation.
The efforts of Indian Commissioner
Lcupp To prepare an amendment for
Government irrlgatIng system to water
the grazing lands with the Incidental
provision that the surplus water should
he sold 10 the homestcaders after the
Indians had been fully supplied under
regulation of the Secretary OF the Inte-
rlor. This latter plan was not sstisfac-
tory to the homestcaders. 1t carried the
possibility OF no water for tho settlers,
and without water the land would have
been ValuelcsS