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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
LITTLE DANGER Of
STRIKE At OGDEN
Freight Handlers Have Made
Demands Which Are Being
Considered by Officers.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. l5.-In regard TO the al
legged proposed strike OF the freight
handlers In the Union Pacific freight
house at Ogden, OF which some sensa-
tional articles have been written, General
Agent w. III. Chevers tonight stated that
''Thore IL no trouble" he said, between
the company and the men. 1t is true that
they have asked for an increase OF wa azes,
II Is not true that their request or petition
has been pigeon -holed. rs stated I'm one
paper. The matter OF increasing their
wages will OF course be handled by the
general officers OF the company. Tho best
! can do is 10 make recommendations,
But there is no imminence OF n strike
and the men are doing their work pend
Ing tho presenthtlon OF their petition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
WILL CONSIDER CASE
Board OF Pardons Will Consider Ap-
plicat!on of Convict Botha.

Charles Botha. the convicted wife
murderer from San Juan county. who
IS serving q life term in the State
prison, will appear before the Board of
Pardcns at tho prison this morning,
and at that time his application for a
pardon will be considered. Botha,
through his counsel, has offered 10 sub
init evidence that his trial was not
fair one, and that his wife was killed
by accident. Ho also killed her alleged
paramour. Botha was al one time sen
tenced 20 death, but his sentence WAS
subsequently, commuted 10 life imprisou-
ment
In addition 10 hearing the Botha case
the board viii hold its regular Deccm
Der meeting. Usually the meetings are
held az the city and county building.
but this one viii be held az the prison
owing 10 Botha 3 confinement there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
TWO CHIEFS MEET.
Sleuth of Chicago and Sleuth OF ogden
Hold Convention.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 The TrIbune.
OGDEN. Dec I5,-Wllliam Pinkerton
head OF the Chicago detective association
known as the Pinkerton agency, arrived
In Ogden tonight from San Francisco
from his visit TO Los Angeles and Port
land. He gave advance advice OF his
coming TO Chief Browning OF the ogden
police who has sat with Mr.. Pinkerton
at several OF the annual fire chiefs con-
ventions. and Chief Browning met him
at the train. on account OF late trains
they were able 10 spend an hour or two
In each others society and Pinkerton
went east later on No. l.
There is warm friendship between the
men, both OF whom have had a wide eX-
perience with the criminal and vicious
element. On his last visit 10 New York
Chief Browning was the guest OF Mr..
Plnkerton for several days and when Mr.
Pinkerton was In Utah month or two
ago he was entertained in Salt Lake by
the Chief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
K. Lee Bunch Is Aceut,I
BunkOing millionaire.
of Thousands.
OFFICERS OBSERVE +
PROFOUND 81
Bail Is Arranged Surrep
Iy With COnnivance
Deputy Sheriff.
Ever since last Weduesda'

Ever since last "Wednesday
most care has been exercised
Sheriff = Office. Judge Diehli
Snow. Claude Gates. Samuel "A
and half n dozen other men a
side, TO conceal and keep n,
secret the fact that one II. Le
a trusted agent of Mr.. Nevl
under arrest for beating Lis \
out OF n big sum of money byy
absolutely false and methods
vogue among confidence operat
and low.
Mr.. Bunch, n mining "expc
long enjoyed the eon6denec
Newhouse, who, ;t is said. 4
large sums for exploiting and
ing his mining properties In
adjoining States. Not the
suspicion, according to the stc
entered the mind OF the cani
to the honor and integrity OF /
ed representative until less
month ago, when something N
ports which Bunch was makju
gard to some mining propcrtiei
no struck him as being n shadl
lar.
Bunch Is Arrested.
Secret investigations instit|
Mr.. Newhouse satisfied him
suspicious were well founded.
was not long before ample !,
was secured 10 justify the arre'
agent. This was immediately /,
for and accomplished on WednI
the Wilson hotel, where Buf
staying. Deputy Sheriff Jol
took him into custody, and viii
ing through tho formality Of
him into a cell, as is the custo
ordinary thieves, marched lin
Judge c. r. Diehl, vino. in The
ION of his chambers, placed h
oner under $4,000 bonds and turn
loose.
In the complaint Bunch was
of obtaining by false pretenses n
of $500. The boudsmcn who a
on his $4,000 bond were Clu
Gates and NJ. ". Snow. Ashb,
the attorney, has been retained
defense of the discredited agen|
Newhouse Loses Thoussrl
Within a day after the arrcst
lease OF Bunch, 10 developed
stealings from his employer q
to many times the sum origin
posed. Estimates now place u
$4,000 to $4,000.
The particular series OF Grim
preeipitated the arrest Of Buue
to have been his repeated hes'
on Mr.. Newhouse for the ale
expense involved in tho dcvel1
one of his newly-acouired Idah
ties. Mr.. Newhouse was givt
derstond that great and expen1
was being carried forward. b
on investigation that the big
of money he was forwardin|
agent were going into the
pocket instead of into the q
he had been given TO suppose
The present whereabouts 9
is unknown 10 all outside q
which has taken such pains 10
case in the dark. II is supp
he is making an effort TO sec
other "clientS the necessar
TO enable him TO settle the csl
court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Fort Douglass Notes.

Corporal Ernest " Mooney. comnanv
T. Twenty ninth infantry. has returned
10 the fort FOR duty. after a short FUR
Tough spent NJ Dayton. @.
William J. Root who up TO November
last was n member of COMPANY " of The
regiment and who was discharged By
reason OF having served Uncle sam the
allotted number OF Years took ou'
again yesterday morning M The fort ON
this hitch" his lot Will be cast with the
general service infantry. and FOR the pres
ent the scene Of his labors win he the
local recruiting office a. salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Bank VIII Pay 70 Per Cent.

DENVER, Colo. Dec. 14.-District
Judge John l. Mullins today accepted
the offer Of Clint Heath, representing
himself and two Eastern associates
whose names are withheld. Of slOs $50
for the entire assets Of the Western
bank, which failed about year ago.
This will enable the receiver 10 declare
dividend OF 20 per cent in favor of
the depositors Immediately. making in
all 40 per cent declared since the &c.
ceiycrship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
DIED OF DIPHTHERIA
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Shipley Lose
Bright Little Son.
Special 70 The Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK. Utah. Dec 10
Adren, the seven -year-ol son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shipley OF this place. died
here This morning al II o'clock from
the effects OF diphtheria.
This is a very sad case as r. was
during last fan that they lost their two
oldest daughters with tho same disease
and other members Of the family are
afflicted with the same dreaded scourge.
The Apollo basketball team has reor-
gauized. with T. l.. Steele as manager
and James III. DunlSley "a assistant. Jo-
seph Ingersoll is team captain. The boys
are drilling hard and Will shortly be IN
n good condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
RAILROAD MAN DIES.
Fireman McKane Victim of Dread
Pneumonia at Ogden.
Special 10 The Tribune

SneclaI 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. l5.-S. T. McKane. a
popular member Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Fremen, and an employe In
that capacity on the Southern Pacific out
OF Ogden. died Wednesday forenoon from
pneumonia and other complications. He
was twenty eight years OF age and IN
married and was from Kentucky. where
his people reside. Information from them
Is expected tonight. In the meantime
funeral arrangements are being made in
ogden for Sunday, The body is AT Rich
ey's parlors and the funeral will be held
I'm the chapel OF the same concern.
The local members Of the e. OF l.. r
Will be present in a body. McKane. as
we'll as being member OF the order. was
very popular Young man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Routine Business Transacted at Meeting
Friday Evening
Special 20 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Dec. l5.-At the regular meet =
ing of the Board Of Education tonight all
members were present except Mr.. Brown
ing. The treasurer reported that he had
received from the county s9s67.22 as tax
money, making the cash on hand SIG
si3 %. y resolution 10 pay S20O5, the an
nual interest on 100000 bonds was
passed and a warrant ordered drawn
Tho buildings and grounds committee
reported that the total damage TO all the
schools in the city from the windstorm
in October had been closely checked and
was found 10 amount 10 S1566 25. The
sanitary committee reported Is treat
ments or diphtheria in the school popula
tion. There are no other cases OF disease,
however.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Imnroved Water Elsvats

". G. Dougherty. a well know
of Pocutello. has invented an
water elevator. 90 be used N st1
irrigation purposes. Ills appan
raise 1000 gallons OF water a M.
iIEg2tiug purpose IL IL eqnll.'
thlS IS the manner IN which "
tor will apply its use. Mr. ~
was in salt Lake on Friday.
model made OF his invention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
APPLICATION FOR w
Jacob J. Eillian Of Vernal Me-
for Irrigating.

Jacob J. Killian of Vernal !
an application with the state
for 4-second.feet Of the waters (
Rock creek, which is a tributsr
Green river, the water 20 b
priated TO be used FOR irrigst
acres Of lard.
Joel e. Stone OF Moifat, u
fled IN application for Ssecon(
water from the Uintah river "a
FOR irriGatiug $50 acres of f,f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
To collect Promisso,v Noto

The Continental Life Insurance and
Investment company brought suit in The
District court Friday against W. N,
Jones 70 collect promissOr, roto for
Fl2p, given =. Pocalcllo. Ida. Scp,cu.
Der 2, 1905. Tho uorc. with tbc inforcst
claimed, now amounts % $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16

night from Spokane Wush.. bringing y.Itn
MN scott Cray, who is wanted here
on q charge OF forging the name a. "a
the Utah Copper corlunnv. Gr.y v,.s
formerly employed by the cor1r-ur ug N
timeAeepor az Garfield. lie viii probably
oe arr.nEnei carly ncHt wnrl--
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
No Cause Of Action.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. l5.-In the case OF A
G. Horn VS.. the Great Western Salt
and Soda company. a suit TO recover
fees alleged 10 be due for legal services.
the jury in an advisory capacity this
afternoon made a return OF no cause Of
action. and the case was dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
UNDERG0ES OPERATION
Wallace Hunter Ill From Appendicitis
in New York.

SneC7nI n The TrIbune.
AMERICAN FORK. Utah Dec 15.-Mr
and Mrs. william w, Hunter OF this
place are just in receipt of a telegram
from New York City, stating that their
son. Wallace, had been compelled to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis. and
that he was in very critical condition.
Mr.. Hunter is a Mormon missionary from
this place. and has been laborlng In the
Empire State for the past two years.
He was TO have been home to spend the
holidays with his parents.
Marie the two-and -one half year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B
Forbes OF this place. died here Tuesday
from the effects OF bronchitis. The re-
mains were Inferred in the City ceme-
terry.
Miss Achsa Eggertson OF Provo has
been engaged TO teach in the district
schools OF this place for a short time. 10
MI n vacancy caused hy the resigna-
tion OF Miss Z. Calderwood. who left
10 attend 10 her mother. who is III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
CRIMINALS MUST
FACE THE LAW

!. Men who are responsible for
+ the assessment roll forceries and
= falsiiications, the theft of public
= records, the embezzlement of
= funds of Salt Lake county, and .
= the bond refunding frauds, Will .
= soon be brought to an account
= ing in the courts if officials do .
= their duty.
i. When TheTribune called pub .
= lie attention TO these things. .
= some believed the vigor of the :
= campaign had much to do with :
:. the sensational statements, and :
= did not feel that the matter :
= would he pursued after the cleo :
= tion. But THE TRIBUNE HAS :
!. NOT DROPPED THESE CASES. :
= 1t exposed them in good faith :
= and with full information, so :.
= far as information could then be :
= obtained. Details, however, were !
= necessary to the further pursuit !
= Of the criminals. and these de- Z.
i. tails are being obtained, to the :
:. end that the whole affair will :.
:. soon be laid before the proper :.
i. officers. :.
= If the scoundrels who have :;
: been systematically robbing the :.
i taxpayers of Salt Lake county :,
+ for years think they are out of :,
+ the woods, they are reckoning :;
!. without their host. The Tribune ::
!. is prepared to aid any honest Of !
+ fetal in running the criminals to :.
!. cover. it is procuring, at con- :;
!. siderable cost. evidence of the ::
= most astounding character. If !
= there is a fearless performance :;
= of duty on the part of the ::
= court officers there will be :.
:. dozen men of prominence in the :.
= States prison before the SHOWS ::
+ of yesterday melt in the :.
= Oquirrhs. !
: There is not the first question !
= of the guilt of officers Of Il. G.. ::
: NJ. l., n former County Assessor, :.
:. County Commissioners, and other ::
= county officials, past and present. :.
= 1t is an ugly mess, There should !
= be no guilty one escape, and so !
= far as The Tribune is con- ::
= cerned, there shall be none :;
:. 1t has required weeks of hard !
!. work to secure the facts. The :
= prominence of some of the guilty :.
= ones has made the task much :
= harder. But it will not be long :.
= until the people shall see the law :.
= applied 10 the guilty or know !
:. what kind of men have been :;
= intrusted with the duty of in :
= voking the law on offenders. :.
= Zion s Cooperative Mercantile :.
:. Institution. the Salt Lake Hardi !
= ware company, and other con !
i. Germs in this city OWE THE :
:. COUNTY ALMOST A HALF :
:. MILLION DOLLARS. One-half ::
= of this amount will pay the :,
\ bonded debt soon to fall due :
= II will soon he known whether :.
= the interests of the people are :.
+ safe in Salt Lake county official !
= circles. :
= :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Or. Arntzen Of wnshirn,on

Dr.. u. =. Arntzen % washington u
9. Iofnefy win tho Department Of
Sommerce and Labor arrived I'm Sail
LAKE. FRIDAY. en- route 20 The strawberry
valley. where he goes 10 look affcr ~
healtn oi the men employed by the Gov
eminent on the Irrigation project.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Want Temporary Fireman.

Postmaster Thomas announces that
there is an opening for a position as
temporary fireman at the Federal build
ing at salary OF $50 a month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Estate Of Jeas Jensen

James Jensen petitioned the
court Friday for letters OF admiL
on the estate OF Jens joins en-
IN salt Lake In 1881. over 20 ~
The petitioner says that tne
owned real estate, the value OF
now about $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
COAL FAMINE SERIOUS
University of Washington at Seattle
Forced TO Close Doors.

~IVNN lIUVLNf
SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 1.-The Uni
versity Of Washington closed it's doors
today on account Of the coal famine.
from which the city is suffering. 1t is
not known at the university when the
classes will be resumed. Students in
the dormitories and fraternity houses
are uncomfortable without heat during
the present cold snap. and many Of
them are going TO private homes in the
college community where there is coal
on hand
The entire city is affected by the
famine, and many sick persons are said
seven cars OF coal arrived in the CITY
TODAY,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Death of Her Mother.

Mrs. Bessie Jensen. wife Of e
zen, ;hc baseball player. recelN
FRIDAY nir't ~ The sudden ce-.
mother IN Oakland. Cal. MS g.
foy Oakland last night Gnd Nn'
until alter tle funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Trouble?
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Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Bridget Mahoney Petitions.

Bridget Mahoney petttloned the District
court Friday for letters OF administration
on the estate Of William Mahoney. who
died April 20. 1905. leaving an estate val
ued AZ S91nn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
ASK Cor Adn,inistrat:

Tho heirs OF tho late Henry p.
pCulouei the District couFt f
appoint tho salt Lake Sccuntty
company as administrator. ~
eEtJte valued. according 10 tne
az 5000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
EDITORIAL NOTE.

Brown. Jr.. OF this place, who was killed
In the American Fork canyon. by being
thrown under a loaded sleigh. was held
here yesterday In the Third ward meet
ing house. The remains were Inferred
in the city cemetery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Tor Lotters Of AdmInlytEl

Maggie CoEgrove peti;loned We.
court Friday FOR letters OF adm'n.
on the estate of John CosgroNe.
recently. leaving an estate ss''
worth s-501.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Prof. Kent's Chorus.

There VIII be rehearsal OF Prot.
keuts male chorus Saturday evening al
40 sharp. Every member is expected
lns,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
CHAPLIN RETURNS
FROM GREAT CAMP
Expresses Belief That Ely Dis
trict Is Biggest Copper Re-
giOn known.
CHANNING'S REPORT
TOO CONSERVATIVE
Main Vein Alleged to BE More
Than Three Hundred Feet
Wide.
TO The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. l5.-Frank L. Chaplin. the
local real estate and mining man. has
returned from q two weeks visit 10 Ely.
wnere he went all over the town and tho
mines adjoining. and came back with a
number or investments secured, some in
town lots In Ely and elsewhere. and some
In mines.
Mr. Chapln says that Ely and its de-
velopment is an example OF the truiSm
that mining IS legitimate n you make il
so. The owners Of the Nevada Con,
the Cumberland Ely and the Gireaux Mr.
Chnpin says. are making IL legitimate.
OF the district. he states that II is the
greatest copper region on the continent
Channing's report he says. is too con-
servatlve. IL is regarded as the author
ity FOR this reason, but Mr.. Chapin states
that II falls short OF telling all. for the
reason that much development work has
been done since the text was written,
and for other reasons. such as the larger
area of the mineralized region.
Very Wide Vein.
The only developed mines, really. are
the Nevada Con. the Cumberland Ely
and the GlreauE on the Nevada Con.
there are workings TO n depth OF 700
feet. and the main vein has shown a
width OF 400 feet though there arc nu-
merous veins from - 10 60 feet in width.
The copper contents are low-grade. but
will average with steam shovel work,
per cent.
The veins so far opened are in a por-
phyry lime contact, and most of the work
has been done in the lime. but the veins
appear 10 be going through the porphyry
TO the north the lime overlies the por-
phyry, and on the north side OF the ridge
the strata attains a greater angle toward
tho vertical.
Mr. Chaplin states that the railroad
from Cobre into Ely is very easy grade.
about one-third Of 1 per cent. IT will he
continued nine miles. however. the length
OF the known mineraliZed district, and
VIII pierce the ridge with tunnel and
go westward 70 the Nevada Con. This
concern IS building one Of the biggest
reduction plants in the West and Is set
ting It's ground in shape for the begin
ming OF operations with steam shovels.
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Sole Western Agents

Strictly Fresh Eggs
l214o and l5o per dozen.
Country Butter
lso and 400 per pound, at
Vim. Gentleman & Sons
s4th ana LAKE TEL. DOUG. esol