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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
Secretary Bonaparte Tells
What the Service Needs
Before All Else.
MEN BEHIND THE GUNS
ARE MOST VITAL FACTORS
Efficient Ships Ready to Strike
al Moments Notice, Is
His Appeal.

BALTIMORE. Feb 2S.-The thirtieth an
nual commcmoration day of the Johns
Hopkins university was celebrated today.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte deliver
ing the principal address His subject
was "Our Navy; Why We Need II. and
What 1t Needs" The Secretary said:
II answer the first of the two ques-
tions l have prefixed to this little paper
by saving that we need our navy to make
and keep ourselves such a Nation as
Washington hoped and believed we should
become TO assure what he called tho
rank due to these United States among
nations not as a matter of vanity, but as
ncedful TO our safety and our credit. as
aJ once the measure and the sanction OF
our national duty to mankind.
Navy's True Utility.
To understand its true utility ana fun
mission. however must constantly
bear in mind that the navy Is essentially
branch of The tSo SoHntry ,5av mi4tary Tght y
need be. and to be really useful II must
he sufficiently strong and sufficiently pre-
pared for it's work, TO meet ut any mo-
ment any enemy 1t might be called on to
encounter
The samc thought gives us the answer
TO my second question. In the first place
the navy needs a great deal of money, for
Tiodern warfare is already very expensive
and grows more expensive daily.
Intelligent Criticism.
The second great need of the navy is,
TO my mind thorough and unsparing
but fair and intelligent criticism
Finally. my friends, the navy needs
perhaps moro mpcratiVcly than aught
else, AN assurance that the public SYM
pathzes with it's work, that the public
knows and feels It's value to the Nation,
ITO recruit our sea service We have
never Ind recourse 10 consCrlption in any
form. We trust with n confidence which
the event has hitherto justified TO the
patriotism and military spirit of sea-
faring folk for the additional men We
shall need In the event OF war.
In time OF peace. however. we must
make our service attractive to men such
rs shall need In war II we hope for
trained sailors when that time shall come,
Doubtless tins means heavy expense.
hut II means something besides expense.
The Man Behind the Gun.
The men we seek and OF late have in |
large measure secured Will not subject |
themselves To the restraints Of naval dis |
cipline unless they feel that as sailors |
the esteem of their follow Americans |
To treat these men as outCasts when they |
come ashore is 10 cripple our ships more |
surely than N their guns were disabled |
or their engines put out of gear the men |
behind the guns, the men To h lie and |
feed the engines. are tho most trEly vital |
factors I'm their efficiency, and such men |
must now be trained. not for days or
weeks, but for months and years. in time
OF peace, II they are TO be OF more use
than hindrance In time OF war"
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NOTICE OF ST0CKH0l
MEETING.

To the stockholders OF the w.
company. a corporation, - Z.
That q special meeting OF lns
ers of the Utah Realty comps
poratlon, organized, existing
business under and pursuant
Of the State OF Utah. Will os n r.
office OF the company roo%
Keith building. Salt Lake t..s;
Utah, on Thursday, lsth Day
A d 1906. at the hour OF -
OF said day. The purpose % h
is to amend the Arueles r,os ~
ton OF said Utah Realty so ~
to increase the capital stock %
pany from ton thousand sps' +,
par value OF ten dollars eAer
thousand shares OF the pA ,tI1|
dollars each and to amena ~ ~
the said Articles OF pS,,iors
said articles Will read az io
That tho amount OF the cap'.
said corporation shall be .'s,sh .
thousand (saO0. .O1) dollars; nSs,sard
divided into twenty ~ ies 4
shares Of the par VaIue -
lars each. "a have n
set our hands this eTn Gay
is'"' THOMAS KEARNSs::, NSss::,.ts'| q,
Frank ]. WESTCO1I.
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WESTERN STATES LEAD
Manufacturing Industries Increasing
Rapidly Throughout Territories.

WASHINGTON. Feb "a report prepared
by the bureau for the OF the Con-
gressIogaI Committee Manufactures dis.
closes that in the percentage of increase in
tho number OF industries and value of products
manufactured Gye OF the far Western States
Iced tina list;
ond. Neyada, Idaho and Utah rank next.
There 4 decrease IN the number OF
manufacturing establishments. despite an in
in output and capital invested In a
majority of the States due. II is stated, to
the consolidation OF small enterprises.
The lncrcaee OF production and capital in
vested In all the Statos runs from 70 to 200
per cent In the fyc years.
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NOTICE OF AssEssa'

Copper Ranch MiDins :, Srl5
poration principal place u
Lake City, Utah. au that d
Notice Is hereby given RSnrl
CompanvS o. a corporation, T,,y utak
of BUSINESS Salt Lake Sno, I'm ~
Salt Lake city. Utan,i ,sS S' and b
18th day OF February: ss,bs 80
ass. assessment OF thres-ntf'ftbSs ~ me ou!a
cent per share upon all ar oi N IRancA
conitai stock OF the Copp = 81
company, PAYABLE 70 % A Atlas BI'
Assistant Secretary ''
AN any stock upon which ,he i"' Ntn
nav remain unpaid 9n.onsnt en- m 81
March, Mar 1906, Will be isan dslinaaud and ur!.
tised for sale ar auction; Nm ni he 90!
ment is made before; WIZ wiz . o'cIo<[
i7tb % day OF April. 1900, sa.asssmeut 81
to nav the dclinquent aasdvrrtislng
together with cost OF awe
pense OF sale. r HEVEhl>
Assistant Secretary; o pgsIock.
ing Company, @s AtiAS
City, Utah.
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PROBING OIL RATES
Interstate Commerce Commission Be-
gins Work in Kansas.

KANSAS CITY. Feb 23.-John T. Mar
chand of Washington, secret agent OF the
Interstate Commerce commission, ar
rived here today to investigate Illegal
rates on oil.
The resolution under which Mr. Mar
chand Is working was introduced In Con-
Grces Monday by Congressman Campbell
or Kansas. and was adopted by Congress
yesterday. The Interstate Commerce
commission will meet In Kansas City
March IL TO consider the evidence that
MIR Marchand is here to obtain
Mr., Marchand was i'm conference this
afternoon with group OF oil men rela-
tive to the investigation the commission
Will make OF Kansas oil rates.
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MITCHELL HAS A LONG
TALK WITH OPERATORS
Understood Miners Demands
Will BE for a ~ 1-2 Per
Cent Increase.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-John Mitchell
leader Of the coal miners had long talk
today with Harry a TAYLOR, the
principal coal mine owner Of Illinois. and
another with Francis l.. Robbins Of the
Pittsburg coal company
Robinson talked with Mitchell in New
York las. Tucsday- Both were in Pitts
burg on Wednesday They started for
New York on Wednesday night, and
shared compartment on the train They
talked long and earnestly together on the
journey.
Robbins Is the leader Of sixty oDerators
pledged TO stand together i'm resistance
TO the PittsburS district miners demands
Tor i213 per cent increase In wages He
also is an old personal friend OF Mitchell.
Pressed today FOR some exclamation OF
his statement IN Pittsburg yesterday that
so far as he knew there would be a
strike. Mr. Mitchell finally said 1t applied
10 the bituminous coai situation.
Mitchell Still Silent
Asked II such a strike would involve
Tho men In the anthracite regions he said:
do not know You can draw Your
own conclusions as to that"
President Mitchell found or his return
today that tho miners committee had al
most completed Its work. leaving ONLY a
few details OF the schedule OF wages to
be put In. He will go over the document
with The committee tomorrow. when 1t
has been approved, and VIII communicate
with President Bacr. saying he is ready
for Joint meeting
The scale OF wages clause in the
miners demands today assumed praot-
cally the first rank of Importance The
proposed wage scale Is not u mere fiat
advance OF 80 much per cent all around
but n reRdjustment intended to place each
class OF mine workers In all sections of
the anthracite regions more nearly on an
equality Of earnings,
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MARTINIQUE STILL SHAKING
Earthquakes Jar Fort de France, but
Cause Little Damage.

NEW YORK, Feb CA dispatch from Fort
dc France, Martinique. dated Wednesday,
SAYS
Another earthquake occurred here today nj
thirteen minutes after noon Fortunately no
great damage done.
Several slight earthquake shocks followed
those OF February IS ard H. but without caus-
Ing any new damage.
People were very much alarmed and fed
10 tho hIllo but have resumed their or
dlnary occupations, following tho calm OF
February 10 and 20.
Mount Police remains quiet. No manifestation
of any activity was registered at the obscrv-
aJory during the periods Of seismic disturb
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LEGATION GUARDS DOUBLED
Foreigners and Government at Pekin
Alarmed ut Ominous Signs.

LONDON, Feb 23.-The correspondent of
The Tribune at PekIng says: The court
rs nervous over the possibility OF trouble
February q.
Tie President OF the Chinese Foreign
EoarG appreciates the possibility OF an
anti-dynastc rising
The German legation tonight doubled its
scntrieS on account OF the posting OF anti
foreign piacurds at Tlen Tsin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
ITALIAN PRINCE SUICIDES
Young Man to Have Been Married IN
Eow Hours

NAPLES. Feb. 22-PrInce pigna,o,,
Btrongeli. aged 10 years son of Il iady-in.
waiting To Queen Helena, committed sri
eide this morning by shooting He was "a
navc oeen married IN a few hours 10 p
daughter OF The DHlec OF CorIglinnn
The affair has caused = great sensatio,,
Doth families being among the most sris,
tocratic in Naples. al rs
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Fraternity Boys in Boston.

BOSTON, Feb. 23.-Dcegates from variou.
colleges throughout the country wcre here 10.
day at tho opening OF the fifty-clghth annua
convention OF the Theta Delta Chi fratrrn. "
Among the colleges represented were Leland
Stanford. Jr, and California university.
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AN ORDINANCE.

of the
Lake Utah:
Toft
hb 1 and oreadas
SECTION WALLS unlawful
in
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on both sldeS OIL r Qurt n
South street from the wSs. ,Sa S,'e 81 - sec,ni
Eeat street and on both sides OF state
street from the south SIDE OF Fourtu
south street to the north Side or SeNenth
South street. In paving districts Nos. 10
md u for the purpose OF providing for
fhe grading. curbing and paving thereof
BE 1t ordained by the oi'y No'"''' -
SECTION l. That the assessment nse
made by tho City Treasurer as corrected,
approved and c9nglet,eG g.,s pg ge1ntofope 1nt % duiv
anpolntcd by the City Council lor thal
purpoae OF the property aDuttns OH
both sides OF Fourth Soutn stree s,ront ito,n IN
The west side OF Second East street. ana
On both sides of State street rom .he
south side of Fourth South street } 10 'ne ne
north side OF Seventh South street. IN
having districts Nos. 10 and Il of Salt Lake
city for the purpose OF proVloihs 10 i9i .ne
grading curbing and paving OF saiu POI
tlons OF said streets, Is HEREBY SoniriIcu
md the assessments made and returned
in said completed lists are hereby con-
frmcd. ,,, .,,.o
Section Q This ordinance shall take et-
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
CITY. Utah, February 6ths 1906 and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval
J b. MORETON. city Recorder
Annroycd this 9Th day of February, 1906
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor
State of Utah, City and County Of Salt
I j. 3 Moreton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City. Utah, do hereby certiiy tnet
the above and foregoing is full. true
and correct copy Of an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on both sides Of Fourth
South street from the west side of West
Temple street to tho west side OF Second
East street, and on both sides of State
street from the south side of Fourth South
street to the north side OF Seventh south
strcet in paving districts Nos. 10 and q,
for the purpose of providing for the grad
Ing. curbing and paving tbereof. passed
by the City Council OF Salt Lake City,
Utah. February .th, 1896, and approved BY
the Mayor February gth, 1896, as appears
OF record in my oflce.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set
nv hand and affixed the corporate seal
OF said city, this 9th day OF February,
1906. j. b, MORElON,
(Seal) City Recorder.
Bill No 9,
Paving extension no. IL sell
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Ana IN accordance with law and orSou
OF the Board of Directors. made on u 'fee tba
OF each parcel of stock as NAV hs siures es
sary VIII be sold at No. 2s South WoI,,
street SAT- Lake 1sGs City; Utah, on the "sd srS
1ay OF Nlaren, dyte, at the hour of o. cloef
or. together With the costs of advertisInc
a. J. GUNNELL. Secretary
sl5l2
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And IN n aSe0rdanee SoOd nc with law and an or
9Th day OF January 1906 so manv Oh oh inc
of each parcel Of such stock as mmw to
necessary VIII be sold at 81 D. r. w Wo,I DC
ard day OF March. 1906, al the bo,, on inc
o'clock 2, m. to pay the delinquent assoc es
mSnts nEnnr,, s,hereon, together with the cost of
advertising ana expense OF saIe vi
j. J. SNIDER Secrot,
hnt1Ginr 10 ., once 231 D. F. WnIjter
ouAoihs. salt Lake City. Utah. usTe1 sinsT
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Mason Valley Copper company. IT,
cation of principal place of businacs
Salt Lake CITY. Utah There are deIin'
on account of assessment levied on the Sth
day of January. 1906 tho several anoupts pts
set opposite tne names or the respective
shareholders as follows. PSN'iNo
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance amending section l of an
ordinance entitled An ordinance creating
City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah,
May 90 1903. WIG VI
Be 1t ordained by the CIty Council Of
Section l. That section of an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance creating
Paying Pi,S District No, 49, passed by tho
May l6. 1904. and approved by the Mayor
of said city May 20, 1904. be. and the same
hereby Is amended so as To read as fol-
Section l. That the following Paving
District is hereby created and Established
IN salt Lake City, to wit: Paving Dis
tLn riet o. NO, ~ shall be and consist OF all
that portion of Second South street w.
ing between the west line OF Third Enst
street and the west line Of Tenth East
Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts of or
dinances In conflict herewith are hereby
repealed TO the extent OF such conflict
Sec 8. This ordinance shall take eff
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
city, Utah; February u, 1906, and re-
feFFed to = the nmspTnSg MsyoT for his his approval.
,oA5. Approved this 18th day Of February. usn.
1906 EZRA THOMPSON.
Mayor.
State of Utah. city and county of Salt
I, ]. Moreton. City Recorder Of Sal,
Lake CITY Utah, do hereby certify that
ane e above and foregoing Is a full. true
si, ana correct copy OF an ordinance en-
utied' An ordinance amending section
OF an ordinance entitled An prdIaance
creating Paving District No 49, passed
py the City Council OF Salt Lake CITY,
otah, May is. 1904, and approved by tbe
Mayor May 20. 1904" passed By the civ
Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb.
ruary L, 1906 and approved by the Mayor
q nf,r.
my office, 'ia III
In witness whereof have hereunro set
my hand and affixed the corpornte scaI
1906 J. r MSpET%STa S' vary
(Seall CIfN, RoooLSI.
Bill No. II. TIC,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Joe Bowers Mining company. priDc,no,
P!aEe Sotee OF 9bsTs Thsl1ess Salt Lake CRY Utah
following described stock on acco,,nt ole
assessment levied on the 18th day of Ia Oi oi
uary. 1906. the several amounts ser onan
site the names OF the respective sbope-
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C0UNTERFEITERS CAPTURED
Secret Service Men Round Up Gang
at Spokane.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23-Thc secret
service has been advised OF the arrest to-
day at Spokane, Wash. OF r. s. Jewell.
Patrick jennings, Thomas Shcehan and
John 6. Forester. alias Webber. charged
with counterfeiting
The men are said to have operated on
the Pacific coast and the dispatch To the
officials here says that $500 I'm counter.
felt gold coins and a complete set OF
moldS were CAPTURED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance creating Paving District
No. %
Be it ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake City. Utah:
Section /. That the following Paving
District is hereby created and established
In Salt Lake City, TO wit: Paving Dis
trict No. % shall be and consist of all
that portion of State street lying between
the south side OF North Temple street and
the south side OF Second North street;
First North street from the cast side of
East Temple street to State street; and
West Canyon street from State street to
the south Side of Second North street.
Sec This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, Utah, January q 1906 and referred
to the Mayor for his approval
]. 3. MORETON. City Recorder
Approved this 24th gay of January. l9Os;
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor.
State of Utah, City and County of Salt
Lake.-ss.
l. J. B. Morcton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a full true
and correct copy Of an ordinance en-
titled AN ordinance creating Paving Dis
trci No. q. passed by the City Council
OF Salt Lake City, Utah January % 1906
and approved by the Mayor, January "A
1906. AS appears OF record In my Office
In witness whereof. | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal OF
said city this 26th day OF January, 1906
j b. MORETON,
lScal1 City Recorder
Bill No. ! T1731
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on both sides OF East
Temple street from tho south side Of
Fourth South street TO the north side OF
Ninth South street. I'm paving district No.
q, for the purpose OF providing for the
grading, curbinG and paving thereof
Be II ordained by the City Council of
Salt Lake City, Utah
Section l. That the assessment list made
by the City Treasurer corrected, ap.
proved and completed by the Board Of
Equalization and Review. heretofore duly
appointed by tho City Council for that
purpose, OF the property abutting on both
sides OF East Temple street from the
south side Of Fourth South street to the
north side OF Ninth South street. In paw
Ing district No. 2l. of Salt Lake City. for
tho purpose of providing for the grading.
curblng and paving of said portion OF said
street, is hereby confirmed, and the as
sessmentS made and returned In said com
pleted lists hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take Of
feet upon approval
Passed by the City Council Of Salt Lake
City. Utah, February 5th. 1896, and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval.
]. 3. MORETON. City Recorder
Approved this 9th day of February, 1906
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor.
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launch. Thence they wrro drlvon Mr.. Nor
Gans residence. They plan to remain hero q
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State of Utah. City and County of Salt

State Of Utah, City and County of Salt
Lake.-sS.
l, J. B Moreton, City Recorder of Salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full true
"An ordinance confirming tho assessment
upon the property on both sides OF East
Temple street from the south side of
Fourth South street TO the north side OF
Ninth South street in paving district No
Il, for the purpose of providing for the
grading curbing and paving thereof"
passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, Utah, February 9th. 1906. and ap-
proved by the Mayor February 9TH 1906
as appears OF record in my Office.
In witItess whereof l have hercunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal
OF said city, this 9th day of February, 1906
(Seal) ], 3. MORETON.
City Recorder.
Bill No. S.
Paving extension No. 1e seT2
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NOTICE OF ASSESSNl

Paving Extension No. 10.
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e.
ASPARAGUS.
Its Relation to the Famous Asphodei
of the Early Ages.

q
AS ttckler of the palate asparagus
has come down the ages with all tho
weight of Greek and Roman approval.
Plato ate 1t by the plateful, and Arts
tophanes. the humorlst regarded 1t as
great aid In digesting the crank phi
losophers of the day.
1t Is an odd fact that this culinary
plant is closely related to the famous
asphodel, which was supposed by the
oncients to be the leading flower in the
gardens of the elyslum, the Greek pur-
gatory or paradise. A part Of the
ouaIntness of this lies In the fact that
the roots possess purgative qualities
The roots and fruit Of both were for
merly much used IN medicine for this
purpose.
According to the superstition Of the
Romans. the names of the dead fed on
the roots of the asphodel. They planted
f. therefore, In and around the GENE
ferries: hence to this day 1t covers with
its beautiful golden blossoms as pro
fusely as dandelions the Apulian hills
and valleys, and the sheep feed on 1t
greedily.
1t belongs to the same natural order
of perennlals, and the only difference
between the asparagus and the as
phodel appears to be in the fruit and
the color of the flowers. SO abundant
is the wild asparagus in the steppes OF
Russia that cattle eat 1t like grass just
as Italian sheep devour Its botanical
cousin
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HIa EinnI Ncnllsm.

Mover was the delirium of alcoholism
more vIvidly represented than 1t was
recently in the little rural theater OF
Nemours. 1t was depicted in all IT'S
spasms of hldeous torture by NJ. Chi-
rae. n confirmed inebrlate, but known
to many playgoers Of Paris, because
few wears ago he was an actor Of some
repute. AS the hidcous depicter or the
drunkard at Nemours he won the un-
stlnted applause of every one IN inc
tbeater. In the excitement OF 1t wom-
on tainted and men grew pale As
the actor was carried Off the stage d.
the end of the fearful scene men anu
women all over the house rose TO tneir
feet and cheered. \ few minutes later
n hush fell over the little theater wheh
the announcement was made from the
stage that NJ. Chrac had died In inc
snasms and that the play was at an
end Then for the first time the audi.
once realized that NJ. Chlrac was no'
acting when he had represented the
drunkard. He was actually In the con
WILSON'S preceding death from alco
acknowledgements.