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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
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Mechanics Savings Association. AL
Ian d. Jones. Secretary and Attor-
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FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDs-
Wholesale and retaiD, CLANS and
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MISS ALYCE WATSON. PIANIST.
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prepared to accept few pupils for
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Tho only kind of advice that Is ever
taken ia the rich relations and only
when he is there to see you do it.-New
York Press.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
MONEY TO STRAIGHTEN
our IRRIGATION DEAL
Imperial System Long Tied Up
in Litigation Will Be
Adjusted.

LOS ANGELES CAL Feb. l5.-Peaco has
been re-estsolshed among representatives ot
tho several interests in the California Devel-
opment company. which owns the Imperial
Irrigation system and contract has been
entered into which is Of great Importance 10
the Imperial country
The parties to the contract arc Epes Ran
doiph. representing the Southern Pacific com
pany' A. H. Heoer. formerly general manager
o. tho California; Development company and
all othero who had been made defendants in
the suit recently Instituted by the California
development company. with tho exception Of
aessrs Chaney and Stowen.
an Ut" reading stockholders in the coppnny
So 70 return TO the treasury one-thirJ or
n sher noiaihEs, making total OF about ec00
s snarTs & oil race value OF 500 000 to be sold
LOT tor the good OK tho company This is I'm aaf
Sement OF claims against the Individual stock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
NEW YORK LIFE GAVE
REPUBLICANS S148,7O2
Investigating Committee Recon-
mendS That Effort Be Made
to Get Money Back.

NEW YORK, Feb 15.-Recommenda-
tions that legal proceedings be instituted
to recover contributions made by the
New York Life Insurance company were
submitted to the trustees OF that COM
pany today by the special investigating
committee headed by Thomas p. Fowler,
1T is recommended that tho money be
recovered from such officials and trus-
tees as counsel shall decide are liable
therefor
The report states that there Is no rec
ord upon the books OF the company to
show that campaign contributions We're
given, but that Information was obtained
from the testimony of President Mccall
and Vice President George w. Perkins
upon the stand before the Armstrong
committee.
Your committee therefore recommends
that special counsel be retained forth
with TO institute such legal proceedings
as may be necessary to recover the sums
SO contributed, from such officers and
trustees OF the company as In the tudg
mcnt OF counsel are liable therefor"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
DEFENDS INSURANCE DEALS
John A. Mccall Maintains He Never
Wronged Man. Woman or Child

NEW YORK Feb. lj.-John A. Mccall er-
president of the New York Life Insurance
company, sent from what may be his death
bed last night defense OF his own work in
the company and OF his relations with Andrew
Hamilton. The statement mado To his
son. John c. Mccall. and others gathered in
the death chamber
IF It's God viii l am ready to go" Mr.
Mccall told his I've lived a clean life
I've lived my life ] IT, No man. wom-
an or child can say that 1 wronged
them"
when asked whether his father modo any
reference TO Hamilton. young Mr. Mccall
said.
MY :athor has the greatest love and con-
ndcncc FOR Mr.. Hamilton There was moth
ing wrong In Sir. Hamilton's. relations with
my father the company. SO great liz his
trust In Sir. Hamilton that II no were TO
make his VIII todGy he would name him
one OF the executors"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
CLIMAX SEEMS NEAR AT HAND.
Former Minister Conger Says Ameri-
cans Are in Grave Danger.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Feb 15.-Edwln
II. Congcr, Ior many years United States
Minister To China and who is staying at
Pasadena for the winter. in nn interview
ON the present antl-foreign agitation in
China. said:
The United States should warn China
against repetition OF the terrible riots
OF few years ago. A show OF warships
should be made to Impress upon the Gov
ernment Of China that the troubles must
not be repeated and VIII not be tolerated
Il am satisfied that serious trouble VIII
come. but do not expect that II viii be
directed specially against the United
States, but Will be against the relgaing
Manchu dynasty.
Violence in the South.
The ManchurIans are insignificant In
numbers and the present uprising Is for
the purpose Of establishing a new dynasty
and net 10 oust foreigners" continued
Mr.. Conger The most violent disturb
ances Will be In the southern provinces
and Will endanger all forelgn interests
Americans within the zone OF rebellion
are liable TO be hurt before they can get
out and that Is why the United States
should let China know that IL Will moi
tolerate for an instant anything inlmJcal
10 the interests OF It's citizens.
III the Chinese can be impressed thar
We are on the alert and that we mean
business our interests Will be SECURE
III China is permitted 10 think that Il
can ignore our interests something ter
rible Will happen.
The trouble now will be great strug-
gle within the Empire-a battle of the
popular majority against tho dynastlc
minority. 1t has been brewing for MANY
years and has now apparently reached q
climax.
II believe The boycott on American
goods is beginning to operate
against the Chinese themselves Chinese
merchants long before this boycott was
instituted stocked their establishments
With goods from the United States When
the boycott was declared these merchants
could not or dared not sell their goods
we learned 2 lesson In 1900 and ChIn9
learned one, too. Our experience should
compel us. and Will. TO take every Dre-
caution. In the future il would he ihe
part Of wisdom to have our warships ana
troops rendy " only for the purposc nf
letting China know that we arc watch
Ing her"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
MONUMENT ON SAN JUAN
TO MEMORY OF HEROES
Cuban and United States Sol
diers Participate in Cere-
monies on Battlefield.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Feb. 1o.-Cuban
gratitude, American cordiality and ON
cial dignity marked the celebration OF the
unveiling yesterday OF the monument at
FL Caney in honor OF the Americans who
lost their lives during the siege Of San
tiago.
Many thousands OF people crowded Ell
Caney road. but In spite OF this there was
no serious blockade. the police manage
ment being perfect and the road equal TO
a city boulevard.
Lleut-Gen. S NJ B. Young. on behalf
OF President Roosevelt greeted the Cuban
officials and people Gen. Andranda, rep
resenting President Palma, responded and
eloauenty expressed the national gait,
tude to tho United States and the desire
OF Cuban to cooperate with America In
every respect.
He said in an emergency America can
depend upon Cuba as military or COM
mcrcial ally.
Rear Admiral Higginson. Brig. Gen. ".
II Bishee. Brig Gen. y. L. Mills, capt
H. c. Clark and Col. A. c. Sharpe Ameri-
made patriotic speeches
Both the Cuban and the United States
artillery fired salute and Col Webb c.
Hayes unveiled the monument. amid
great enthusiasm.
Lieut-Gen. Chaffee. who presided. spoke
oloquently Of the achievements of the
army and complimentcd Cuba upon her
efficient government.
Last night the Cuban officials dined the
American guests and the clubs enter
taincd the visitors at an elaborate ball
The city was brilliantly Illuminated. The
americans Will receive aboard the trans
port Sumner and the auxiliary cruiser
Yankee tomorrow
The Sumner having on board the Santi-
GO Battlefield commission and tho
Yankee arrived here yesterday. They
landed detachments at Guantanamo yes
terday and dedicated the monument on
McCalla hill to the marines killed on that
battlefield Two companies of Cuban ar
tillery, two companies OF rural guards, u
detachment OF artillery and the Havana
band took part in The ceremonies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
UNCLE SAM NOT BROKE"
Treasurer of the United States Elk.
plains the Appraisement Deficit

Los ANGELES. cal, Feb 15-At a
public reception at the Los Angeles cham
ber OF commerce. given In his honor last
night. United States Treasurer Charles
on the present currency situation I'm the
United States. Mr.. Treat took direct is
sue with those who are alarmed at tho
existence or what he called IAN alleged
deficit In the national treasury and Tho
danger OF an impending panic
Referring to the deficit" he pointed
out that while during the fiscal year end
ing June 30 the Government had expended
S25,NOoC0 moro than 1t had received in
revenues. that during the seven months
elapsing since that date. the moneys re-
ceiVed from the custom7house and from
internal revenue sources had exceeded Inv
G2OOO,cOO the amount collected from tho
same sources during the corresponding
months OF the preceding year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
UNITED STATES ACTIVE
IN MOROCCAN AFFAIR
Joins With Italy in Securing
Satisfactory Adjustment of
Knotty Problem.

ALGEZfRAs, Feb. 15.-YestcrIay's optimism
regarding the outcome OF the Moroccan con-
forcnc. appears TO have been a greatly
exaggerated was Monday pcssimIsm.
IL must loo understood that ono conN crsption
VIII not sunlcc 10 settle the Franco German n
difficulties. but IL Is a fnct that negotiations
are progressing with the same good prospects
OF success which always have existed.
Tho Associated Press has the best authority
for denying the statement cmnuating from Ber-
lin that NJ. Revert, the principal French dele
gate, proposed that France. Spain and ono
other power shall control tho Moroccan police
The efforts OF disnteTested powers particu-
lsrY tho United states and Italy. have become
very active IN the last three days toward
curing satisfactory arrangement OF tho queS-
tions OF tho state bank and the police
both OF which form tho subject OF cOnversa-
tlons between tho delegates OF the powers di-
Tectly Interested
Tho German delegates arc fully aware
that France considers that control OF the po-
lice ls absolutely necessary 10 hor position on
tho Mediterranean and Mussumnn
power. The admission OF that fnct as an alb
solute condition is necessary 10 the succeas OF
the conference, and the disinterested powers
will sock, II possible. TO flnd concessions in
other directions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
ADMIRAL HINTS AT THIEYERY
Japanese Shells Cracked Plates in
Exploding in Water Near Ships.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. l5.-"Perhsps
am guilty To some extent for our defeat and
perhaps my subordinates did not do all they
might have done. but at all events We who
have fought tho bnttle were not thieves said
Admiral Rojestvensky in an address to the
Imperial Technical society yesterday even
ing upon the causes of the defeat Of the
Russians the battle Of the Sea OF japan
The Admiral made specifications regard
Ing rascality in the construction OF equipment
OF the ships. but he commented length
upon the destructive effect OF tho heavy ia
panese shells. which when they only er-
plodcJ m the water the Russian yes
sells, cracked their plates and opened great
leaks, while those which hit tho Russian ships
squarcly were destructive mines
young lieutenant during the discussion
attempted TO lay The blame submarine
boats, but the Admiral denied that submarine
boats OF mines were used during the engage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Case of Reno Postofflce.
Cannon for Idaho University.

Senator Hepburn proposed a bill today
donating condemned cannon now loaned,
to Idaho university at Moscow, for per-
manent use In ornamentlnE the grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WOMAN'S SPLENDID COURAGE
Wife Of Lightkeeper Remains on
Duty 72 Hours at a Stretch.

VICTORIA, b c., Feb. ia dramatic
story OF woman's courage was told in
evidence by Captain Ferris OF the Prin-
cess May before the Valencia inquiry to-
tcrson, wife OF the light-keeper al Cane
Beale, alone at tho lighthouse while her
husband was engaged In securing the
shore for victims, kept at the telegraph
Key and the telephone for ecyenty-two
hours Mt stretch. while in a delicate
state OF health
Mr.. Lugrin, counsel for the Dominion
Goyernment, said special stress should b..
laid upon the heroic work OF Mrs. Pattcr
son In the report to the Government.
with the suggestion that such devotion to
duty should not go unrccompensed.
Captain Ferris also related how tho
rescue party which went over the trail
TO the survivors at Darling creek gave
their last bite Of food to the shipwrccked
men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
NOTICE OF Assgss,rr

Raymond-1llinois Minins =
Location OF principal placs ~.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given thai ., !.
OF the Directors Of the Raw
Mining company. duly bAb -
Gay OF February, leos, an ss,s.,
one-half a cent per share 5er :
three months was levied on n.
Ing capital rtock OF the Corr
bic az follows.
One-half cent per share A,
medIately to N. B. Johrsoa n
Nos. 504 and oo6 Atlas Block /
City. Utah. Any stock upos Il
assessment may remain uspag
Sth day of March. 1906. Will "a 4
and advertised for sale at pakls
and unless payment Is made II
be sold on the 18th day Of Mar1
pay the delinquent assessusri
with the cost OF advertising -
Of sale
One-half a cent per share 81
able on the 9TH day of March !
b. johnson at rooms Noa ri
Atlas Block. 5alt Lake Gty, u
stock upon which this sss.11l
remain unpaid oh the 9Th "a
1908 will be delinquent and stir|
sale at public auction. AID q
ment is made before Will - q
18th day OF April, lss. 10 Say q
ouent assessment. together vi1
OF advertising and expense II Z
And one-half cent per shrl
pnya bic on the 18TH day Of Al
M. B Johnson at rooms Nos
Atlas Block. Salt Lake CITY. u
stock on which this asseesIsz
main unpaid on the l1th dT
le0G will be delinquent and aar1
sale at public auction. and
Inent Ia made before, Will A z
4th day OF June. lS6. 10 rsy
ouent assessment, together vil
OF advertising and expense 6
J. c, ~
Secretary Raymond-Illinois Mn
DanS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
HOP SHIPPING POOL
Governors Will Make Heavy Ship
mente to the London Market,

PORTLAND. or. Feb 1S.-Hop grow
ers OF Oregon Mt meeting here today
formed shipping pool and will consign
30co bales to the London market. together
with $3.50 bales that Will be shipped by
burst Bros. OF Wheatland, Cal.
NJ II. burst, who called the meeting.
guaranteed Scent advance on the
oregon hops. which Is within ] or cents
OF the coast market. IT Is believed the
consigned hops Will net fair returns iE
London and the remainder OF the Oregon
crop VIII sell at higher prices. by reason
Of the shortage thus created.
Growers are putting In a third of their
holdings Stocks Of hops In Oregon to-
day are estimated at 1000 bales. while
only 5000 bales remain In Washington and
about 20.OO in California
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
SECOND OFFICER NEVER
SAW LIFE LINE USED
Government Officials Begin In
yestigating Cause of the
Valencia Disaster.

SEATTLE, Wash. Feb. 15.-Tho special
commission appointed by tho President to In
vcstiGatc tho wreck OF the Valencia and TO
mako recommendations for aids TO navigation
on the north Pacific coast. conyered this
afternoon. Lawrence o Murray, Assistant
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor. presidlns.
Herbert Knox Smith deputy Commissioner Of
Corporations, and Capt W. T Burwell. L. s.
N composing tho board. Attorney w. II
Gorh6m. representing tho Chamber or Com
merce, was extended the privilege OF inter-
rogating witnesses.
Attorney J. B. Howe. representing tho Pa
clhc Coast Steamship company. asked the
shmc privilege He was informed that at any
time he considered that his client was not re-
cclylnG fair treatment he would be allowed to
make suggestions 10 the board.
There IL no counsel before this board"
sal he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
NOTICE


Notice is hcrebv
Council of Salt IL gyeh r.
ton OF such Counan City y
ing described lmproyesngf 70 faais \.
70 grade, pave with hmsnt o
inches thick, and th,,s, hs maeas,s
curbs. State street ,V "a Gj
OF Sorth Temple stresv,ra vra
of Second North st .t 70 h.
street from East Tsuueeti -
street. and West cape ttfS
North street. IL. pav,uth ,uth -
and defray the abuttas eAFs
cost and expense 1has 5e7s
eighteen thousand five sot -
73lo0 Hls.619. 72) dollas,h huadS;S ;
dollars per front foe, q
ty. by a local assessot VI ahulrS.
or pieces OF ground wi,S't. iHt e7a|
described district. be,n,,' n,'e,a 4
affected and benefited ne Ed
ment. namely: Oy ~ \
Fronting on State s,,.
All OF lots /, G. I anSet %,
~; all OF lots 2. 4 s.u u
e., and part OF the ,ans ana -
ton 81. township norISa ISsasE ;'
East side. en. ~.
Part OF the sopthu,
township ] north. rsnss Il
] and 2. block i. plas la ! ptaa n
block !. plat *: ana q
"A inclusive, block 3 nla, ~ x
Fronting on F1rst Norb = =
All OF lots 5 and G h,,
All OF lots 2 and ., bioes 'Ss Z
! to 5 inclusive, bloch - r
Fronting on West Cany,pN pN Il
and west sides: 'sa strs
All Of lots ! and ?. ho,, .
all OF lots l and 2, blocf 4
lots / to { inclusive bIocS q
South and East Sides VI
Part OF the southwes, II.
township l north. range :e
lot !, and OF lots Z TO "A ~; d
2, plat *" Salt Lake cii,ssf
The total cost OF said iy r1
estimated at twenty.tvo ,sa<
nine and 9S-loo G2 Gs 81 en-. .s
five hundred fifty and S S
dollars. leaving elehtes, e
hundred nine and 73.l60 Tf,ss3
20 be raised by local as,sss
All protests and objec,Ias.
rying out Of such intenIns y
sentcd In writing TO the cs. -
on OF before tho 18th day
1906. being the time ast
when II will hear and coans..
tests and objections as raw I
thereto.
By order of the City Co..
Lake City. Utah.
Dated October 2, lgs.
JOHN B. AoRE1m
Paving extension No 4 :"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
NOTICE OF AsSEssM

Toe Bowers Mining Com7aEy
MACE Of business. Salt Lake u
Notice Is hereby given thai y q
OF the directors, held on the q
January, 1906. an assessnesi 4
Gz) cent per share 0being askN
iS, iS was duly levied on tie a.
OF the corporation, payable ~. =
A J. Gunnell. secretary q ~ g
No. IS South Main street, s1l; Y. =
Utah. Any stock upon Thch ~
ment may remain unReia @ ~
OF February. 1890, VIII % c.
unless payment is made esfsS
sold on the 3rd day Of March .
fhe delinquent assessment. tNs3
the costs OF advertising are y:
OF sale, A J GUNNEtlL Al 81 :
No. IS South Main street SaH =
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Admiral Train Instructed,
Transport Service Ready.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l5.-MaJ c. A.
Devol. general superintendent II the
transport service i'm San Francisco,
shares with other army officers the ap-
prchension OF trouble In the far East In
an Interview today he said:
The awakening OF China is here.
There were the same rumblines heard
previous 10 the late Boxer outbreak
Every army officer expects trouble In
China, An officer who arrived here to-
day from Washington on his way to
China said that he knew the War depart
ment had received grave news from
China. but was not making IT public. '
The transport Meade is now on her way
rem and Crook lie here ready to go into
commission at any time orders come
from Washington TO get them ready.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WAHA IRRlGAllo"
1.uiston. Idaho. Fess'

Idaho, the harSSl,S'
310 COO cubic YARDS OF esr,el.s1 Z
SnrSS SiY Of rock and eons,rss:. n,sonert:. a
iS,,1 cubic yards ot I'm TSS jIn.i
masonry. and about -"
tunnel. lob or n Ivf
nroposal bond for SUI he ~ 8
cent of the amount 9f o ,bs ss' 'ss,cs
company each bid. ana ' sStsr 81
tIact u1, at once and I fIr1,'a ~ 4 g
hond in the sum eouSi gll
sSe 8Uno amount ne OF the coIan,'ea contri,'Sesa X
tee of the proper esSnscieA i
Tho company reserves
iect any and all BIDS: ~ fd
'e Bids will be received e n tie
struetion OF the dltSnes, Ss or fa y
and (0 the tunnels u
work. .;ocations arc
the office of inc eo"pA' u
Idaho. ,or,tIon furs-
s56R WALTER H. GRA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
S, P. Will Give S25O.OoO.

On its part. the Southern pac,o- o,
,., m,l auVsnce an additional $3.50 600 making
@ .oSs OF 100000. which ia the amount est
snaicd TO DC necessary to put the Irrigation
SsteIn In nret-clGss condition tho s,,rn ~
,S.p'Vo already having been appropriated for
Ihe result OF this agreement viii no % ,,,,,,
5 Shs ntlSation 10 the suits brought by The
N,IiIIornla Development company erainst
Shnney and Stowell and h.. 4 M
noit against the California Development coT.
panSs which are sIIll upsa,tInd H''N e'in-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Never Saw Life Line Used.

The afternoon was taken up in the exnmi-
nation Of Second Oh1cer r. Peterson and
Boatswain Timothy J. Mccarthy Tho owl
dence FOR the most part was technical. bearing
on the method Of handling the ship, the man
ner OF taking soundings and reckonlngs tho
efficiency OF officers and and the condl-
ton and equipment OF the vessel
Peterson stated that nearly all soundincs
made on the night the vessel was wrecked
were with a drop lead and not with L tube
lie said there wore several boxes OF tubes
aboard the ship. but cross-cxamination ad-
mittcd that he did not know this to HIS
personal knowledge The witness said that
during the eleven years no had been in the
employ OF the Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany he had never seen a life line shot
tested
Boatswain Mccarthy spid with the OK
ccptlon OK two men, tho sailors aboard the
Valencia were all new hands