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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-10

pleased to say that am now completely
cured and well.
at was impossible for me TO get
employment, as my face, head, and
body were covereS with it, The
eczema first appeared on the top Of
my head, and it had worked all the
way around down the back of my neck
and around to my throat, down my
body and around the hips. 1t itched
so ! would be obliged to scratch it,
and the flesh was raw.
81 would first wash the affected
parts with warm water and Cuticura
Soap, and then apply Cuticura Oint-
ment and let 1T remain on all night, and
in the morning l would use Cuticura
Soap. ] am now oil well, which all
my friends can testify to, and / will bo
pleased to recommend the Cuticura
Remedies to any and all persons who
wish speedy and permanent cure OF
skin diseases" Thomas NJ. Rossiter.
2e0 Prospect Street,
Mar 80, 1905. East Orange, n. J.
Comp,s,e External and internal Treatment for EyrJ
Hsmor, Ymprs sororni, from Infancy to Age,
consulting Of cocurs Soap QSc., Oioneni, ne, Rssoy:
Ioc I'm form OF Chocolate Coated P sSe per Vial
Of CO., may be had OF all druggists. single set oso cures
the drsssog vhen all els. fsls Potter Drug
q Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Boston, Nass.
n~ Mailed frss, " AL Asout the Shin, sed1, and Hail."
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OGDEN IN NEED OF
ALL KINDS OF LABOR
Scarcity of WoTkmen Is Holding
Back Junction City
Enterprises.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 9.-The big main
structure of the ogden Packing ana
Commission company. that is being
erected on West Twenty-fourth street
near the Weber river bridge, is now
up 10 the square on the second story
and two more stories are to be added.
Manager f. E. Schalgeter. who Is also
president OF the company. states that
work Is much retarded because OF the
Inability of the railroads TO obtain
cars for the transportation of lumber,
and that some of the work is now hung
up on this account. The same Is true
of the electrical machinery, bat more
on account OF the inability of manu-
factaurers to furnish the material or
dered within the time the company
has given Itself TO begin operations
Two cars of machinery from Chlcnso
arc expected daily. and one is due from
San Francisco, The greatest difncuity.
however, Is the scarcity of labor tina.
prevails. both skilled and unSklileo |,
but, as Mr. Schalgeter states. they are
no worse off in this respect than man!
other new enterprises In and adjacenl
60 ogden. There la big necess,ly
here for all kinds of labor, incluoihg 3
teams, carpenters. stone and prlch
masons and everyday laborers.
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To Work Mountain Dell,

Special TO The Tribune,
AMERICAN FORK, July . I. ~.
Hanks left here this morning for the
American Fork canyon where he was
accompanied by a large force oy men,
which will be put TO work on the
Mountain Dell mining property. which
is largely held by Salt Lake men. Their
first attention Will be directed to the
cleaning up on the property and
Strengthening up the shafts and tun-
neIs. Immediately after which they
viii install O gasoline engine and other
equipment. in order that they may
carry on an active campaign during the
balance OF the season,
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MAYOR TURNED DOWN.
Veto of Snow Gas Franchise Over
ridden by Ogden Council.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 9.-Mayor Conroy was
turned down again tonight by the Clty
Council when he offered a veto TO the
recent franchise granted TO George a.
Snow, conveying the privilege TO con-
struct and operate gas plant In
Ogden. The Mayors objections were
that the franchise did not give to the
city the right to acquire the property
in less than fifty years. The action OF
the Council was sustained, and the
franchise approved over the veto.
The Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds was authorized TO notify
the Board of Education TO vacate the
Emerson school building, which belongs
to the city, and authority was given
TO send money to convert this into fire
station No, 2
A resolution was passed establishing
the office OF the City Treasurer In the
CITY hall, and I. II. Carver was ap-
pointed Assistant City Treasurer at a
salary of S75 q month The Treasurer S
salary is $500
The County Commissioners made ap-
plication for the renting Of piece Of
ground adjoining the pesthouse and
/ owned by the city This for the pur-
nose of establishing two Isolation
buildings for county indigents afflicted
with contagious diseases. Action was
| deferred for one week.
A resolution was passed notifying
the Utah Light and Power company
| that all poles on the streets of the city
| not used and not necessary must be
| removed al once,
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JUDGE ALLEN
RECEIVERS
Sacramento (Cal) News

After a serious illness of over year
.JudCc ] r. Allen of this city mas reSos
cred and regards himself most foItuhate
I'm successfully battling with what is gen en-,
erally regarded as fatai haianS
RrIghte Disease OF tho Kidneys Ia
sne9klng OF his case Judge Alien. sau.
- heIieSe that the treatment given me
Nv nIy nhysIcian was In accordance Win
inc nest methods used In the regular prac-
lice OF medicine but II Afforded me no
rcIicf Hearing OF the Fulton CompounaS
went 10 san Francisco TO inyesugale
md xyaa soon convinced ] should hnoeF-
GO the trc<ment. II was three montns
ScIore Y nC,Iced a change for the better.
7 used the medicine faithfully for nearIg
a Year and can now find no evidence OF
yne disease and am satisfied IT IS entiteIy
eliminated My appetite Is good l haYs
gained seventeen pounds in weight eho
will be pleased to describe my eSpgi ienSe nc
10 anyone who may call or write
ramento News. 49,
The editor of the News himself was tne
friend who told Judge Allen OF tho tHilon
Compounds They are the only tninss
Known that cure Bright's Disease and
Diabetes About 81 per cent OF all cases
recover Send for free booklet
F J. Rill Drug Co. Cor Znd South anu
West Temple. , Dtsoass
When TO suspect Bright piseaS1
Weakness or loss of weight; puhy ankles
hands or cyclids; Dropsy: kidney trouoIe
after the third month; urine may snow
sediment falling vision; drowsiness' ons
or more OF these
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NEW WAGON ROAD
WILL HELP MINES
Juab and Utah Counties Will
Unite in Building a
Thoroughfare.
NORTH TINTIC PROPERTY
WILL BE GIVEN Boost
Larue Amount of Work Is Now
Going on, With Bright
Outlook.

Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA, July 9.-The County Com
missIoners of Juab and Utah counties
will unite In building wagon ROAD
into the North Tintlc district from Eu-
reka The claim owners OF that dls-
trict Will stand part of the expense.
and 1t Is quite likely that the work oil
building the road VIII start Nltnlh the
next few months
Al the present time II is almost an
imposslbilIty TO drive a wagon into
some parts of North Tintic. and IN or
der TO reach the different properties
where work is now being carried on IL
is necessary 10 go many miles out OF
the way.
Will Help the hlincs.
II the new road is put through dl-
rectly to the north of Eureka, 1t VIII
place the various mines In closer touch
with this camp and VIII lessen the cost
OF hauling supplies, etc, and In this
way 1t viii have tendency TO prlhs
the district to the front.
IL is thought that this road Will be
extended through TO the Scranton mine,
which is rapidly coming into promi-
nence as a heavy shipper OF lead ana
zinc ores This mine is now sending out
no less than forty tons of ore daily
and while the ore is not shipped from
for the company and It's employees
The Scranton has just finished install
| Ing new machinery and is now In splen-
| did shape for the handling OF an I'M
mense tonnage which will soon place
| the mine In the list of dividend payers,
The Farrngut Company.
The Farragut Mining company Is
also conducting an active campaign OF
DEVELOPMENT work in North Tintic and
at present sinking is going on in the
main shaft which Is just now nearing
the 100 foot level. This company re-
! Gently installed new whim and erect
ed a shaft house. blacksmith shop and
other necessary buildings. The princi-
pal owners of the Farragut company {
stock are local mining men, who fee
confident that the property Will soon
produce shipping ore.
The Selma Group.
Salt Lake parties are now engaged IN
the development of the Selma Mining
| companys group of claims in North
Tintic. Work is being carried on IN
the tunnel which is now in distance
of over $50 feet. L. c. Peterson Is III
charge OF the work and says that q
| siX-room frame building Will be pu'
| I'D at once TO accommodate the miners
| who are now upon the pay roll, and as
soon as this structure Is finished an
other Shift will be put TO work
CuthbeLt l.. Olson of Salt Lake is the
secretary and acting manager of the
Selma company.
The Wasa Group.
Several years ago the Wasa Mining
company was organized here By we'll
known Finlanders, who have slTeadS
expended an immense amount OF money
I'm prospecting. AT present the com
pany Is drifting upon the tunnel level
and those who have visited tho work
ings say that the showing Is highly en-
couraging.
There are several other companies
az well as individuals, operating II
North TintlC, and the future OF th
district was never brighter than a
present
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PERSONAL MENTION

Jesse Little of the firm OF Little C
Little returned Monday from a week 8
business trip to Denver.
Angus N. Cannon and sister, Mary
Alice Lambert, returned home Monday
from a trip to Europe, which Was De
gun in February last. While absent
they visited England. the Isle OF Man.
Belgium and the Netherlands,
DR.. ]. Milleron, who was seriously In
jured while trying to assist a spirited
team to pass him In a narrow road In
Parley's canyon July 4. Will remain at
Pharoah's Glen until about tho 2oth,
when he hopes to be able to resume his
practice.
Mrs. J. s. Campbell left today for
Seattle on visit.
Albert A Hess leaves "Wednesday Tor
a three weeks visit TO his home Al
Louisville KY.
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BOY BITTEN By DOG.
Little Francis Grant Has Left Thigh
Torn by Canine.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. July 9.-Little Francis
Grant, the 7-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Grant of the firm OF
Richardson e. Grant was badly bitten
IN his left thigh this afternoon while
going TO his own home, by dog be-
longing TO q neighbor, This Is the sec
ond time the little fellow has been
bitten by a dog. the first time happen
ing some years back, when he was
bitten in the face. -uL
The boy was taken today 10 DR., j.
6. Gordons Office, and after the injury
was dressed the doctor expressed the
opinion that no further trouble would
follow. The leg was bruised, but the
flesh was not lacerated, The police are
considering whether they shall order
the dog disposed Of, arguing that
dog that Will attack child is menace
to the safety of the community.
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WEATHER REPORT

uoather today-Partly cloudy. unset
tied and rising temperature A..
Yesterdays report at the local ofnce OF
the weather bureau:
min, tempera sure 81 deg, mean temDeIa-
ture' 7a deg, which Is deg. below the
normal a-ot t,ra
otnce tbe 5rst OF the month, IL deg.
Accumulated deficiency or temperature
since January 1. 3)2 degrees .
Total precipitation from D. M I"
Accumulated deficiency OF precipitation
since the first of tho month. ls inGn;
Accumulated excess OF pre'ipi'A''o'
Relative humidity at p m.' 80 per
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BASKIN is INTERESTED.
Wcu-Known Salt Lake Man Looks
Over His Mining Property.


Special to The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK. July 9-Judge
r. n. Baskin of Salt Lake City spent
the past week In American Fork In
connection with the commencement
work on mining property which he
owns in the American Fork canyon
district
Sixty men are now at work on the
construction of the new fiume in Amer
lean Fork canyon for the power plant,
which is being constructed by the Utah
County Light and Power company OF
this place The company received to-
day the new generator OF 500 horse
power 10 be installed in the auxiliary
steam plant which VIII be placed In
commission Immediately upon the In
stallation of same.
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Great Day Promised.
II ia The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. July e.-The Utah County
Fair association met this morning and
instructed the race course committee
TO proceed TO make UP purses and ar
range a racing programme for Pioneer
day July "a. II is expected that the
events OF that day Will be even more
interesting than were those OF the
Fourth of July
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Life Sentence Passed,

Spccial to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 9,-Superlntendent
Manson of the Southern Pacific re-
ceiyed advices today that Frank NJ.
Everett, who shot and killed Michael
Malone at Nina, New on the morning
of April is, had been convicted OF
murder In the second degree, instead OF
granddaughter, as first reported. and
that he was sentenced TO life-imprison-
ment Saturday
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Application for Water,

In the office OF State Engineer Caleb
Tanner Monday an application was
made to appropriate water from Cot
tonwood creek In Sewer county. The
applicant Is J. NJ. Lauritzen OF Rich
field, who seeks to obtain ono second
foot OF water for the purpose OF irri-
eating eighty acres of lands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-10
Assault and Battery the Charge.

John O. Carlson was arrested Mon
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Smith
on a charge OF assault and battery on
the person OF Katherine Peterson, his
housekecper. who sWore 10 the com
ploint, He was taken before Justice
Rishop. and allowed TO go on his own
recognizance. He will be given hear
ing ar some later date,
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For Stealing Duck Eggs.

A. O. Treganza and his son John were
fined $50 each by Justice Dana L,
smith on Monday for taking thirty-one
usud duck eggs from nests In the
sioughs near the Garfield smelters Dep-
uty Game Warden William BinRleY. who
made the arrost, reports that there are
mony violations Of the game laws In
Ills respect, and other arrests may fol-
low.
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Three Cornerod Fight.

Special to The TribuUc.
PARK CITY. July s.-The school
election here today was three
cornered fight. and resulted In victory
for T M. Stringer The vote cast was
"a follows: T. NJ. Stringer, 329; Frank
Daley, 26o; ]. A Male, 81.
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Good Fishing In Provo Canyon.

L l.. Donnan, proprietor OF the
Jrpper Falls Resort. Provo canyon.
made a good catch OF large trout
I'm the Provo river SATURDAY, ~
three pounds each Must be good hso-
Ing up the Provo river these day.
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Opcration for Appendicitis.
"a Tho Tribune

specIal TO The Tribune
OGDEN, July 9.-Evelyn, the 10
year-old daughter of DR. william
c. Dalrymple. was operated upon
successfully yesterday afternoon at
the ogden general hospital for APP
nendicitis, the operation being per-
formed by Drs. Perkins. Joyce and
Conroy Her condition was such tha'
an Immediate operation was necessary
and she Is recovering from the enects
splendidly.
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TO HAVE FREE PHONES.
Utah County Is Fortunate in the Mat
ter of Communication.

Special to Tho Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK July 9.-That
Utah county is to have free telephone
ter-communication was decided upon
during the latter part of last week by
the Utah Independent Telephone COM
pany. having been solicited TO this end
by the Commercial clubs of the county
The Bell people also made reduce
ton 10 a scent" rate to and from any
point in this county. The telephone
patrons of this section appreciate the
new concessions. offering TO them q
wide range OF free inter-communica-
ton, covering about forty miles. This
makes a phone a necessity In the home
OF every family
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county Will be held here Thursday.
July H. at which all the offices In this
county will be represented. and at
which will be transacted the regular
monthly postal business.
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BOY SEVERELY INJURED.
Scalp Nearly Torn From Head OF an
American Fork Youth.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. July 9.-Leon,
the 7-year old son of Mr., and Mrs Don
Strong, while out riding Sunday. was
thrown from his horse into baro-wlre
fence. after which he was dragged some
distance with his foot caught In the
stirrup. The child's scalp was almost
entirely torn from his head, IL requir-
ing nifty stitches to close the wound
Although In a very serious condition
hopes arc entertained for his recovery.
Lester Chlpman, while engaged In the
moving OF a heavy stove, suffered the
loss of his right foreflnger. In lower
ing the stove TO the floor his flnger
caught and was completely severed,
the finger remaining in the glove.
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OF dollars trying
to cure, and l went
to the hospital
but they failed TO
cure me and it
was getting worse
all the time. Five
weeks ago my wife
bought a box Of
Gu ticura ONT
m ent and one
cake Of Cuticura
Soap, and | nm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-10
D|SF|GUR|NG
SKIN HUMOR
impossible to Get Employment, as
Face and Body yWere Covered With
itching Sores = Scratched Till
Flesh Was Raw Spent t.'ln-
deds of Dollars on Doctors and
Hospitals and Grew Worse
CURED BY CUTICURA
IN FIVE WEEKS

"Since the year 1894 l have been
troubled with very bad case Of
eczema which l have spent hundreds
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postma.ters' Convention.

AMERICAN FORK, July 9.-The
postmasters convention oil YUAN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-25

AZ Solcvcts&, i'll the Russian govern
meat Of Archange!, is the most remark
able monastery in The world The mon
astcry of Solovetsk is inclosed on ev.
cry side BY a wall of granite bowldcr.
which measures nearly II mile in cir
cunfcrencc. Tic monastery itself IS
very strongly fortified, being support.
ed by round and square towers about
thirty Feet IL height, with walls twcnt $
feet i'll thickness. The monastery con
SiSta III reality Of sis churches, whiclI
nrc completely filed with statues ot
Ill kiads and precious stones. Upon
t'in walls and the towers surroundinp
these churches are mounted huge guns
whcl! i'll tile time Of tIr Criniean war
We're directed against the British White
sea squadron.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-25
ELKS TO MAKE MERRY
At SIC SOCIAL SESSION
Wiil Celebrate ohrioimas in Their
Lodge Room tomorrow Evening,
4 restG Times Is Expected.

The members OF Hampton odge.
70 %6G Benevolent ana Protective
}rder of l1lSs, Will celebrate Christi.
mas in their lodge room tomorrow
evening. With an old time social
session"
Inc committee on ARRANGEMENTS
has been at work ON the program
Tor more than two months ana t:.e
indications ere that tnis session
viii far exceed anything IN the
sg5ial entertaining line that a.,
HIS have ever Mdorlahon III Hamp-
ton. Tho program viii include lnGly
numbers OF Interest by the bast
local talent
The spread will be tho reatnre
Of the evening. Turkey. baked pig
ana in fact everything taat TIE
market affords will he en- tho mean.
phero Will be ample fun for MI and
plenty OF good Trims 10 eat.
Il is expected that many of Gly
Elks from Newpog. News will al.
tend the session.
BEFORE the social session begin
eleven candidates will probably b.
Initiated AMI 1t is likely that the
lodge will hold an open I'LL night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-25
VICTORY FOR THE
STANDARD OIL co.
Alleged Violation Of Anil Trust
Laws IL Ohio Thrown Out
Of One Court.
WAS QUESTION Of JURISDICTION
Decision, However Does Not Affect
in Anyway the Indictments Against
John D. Rockefeller and Other Off.
Gals of the corporation-Appeai
VIII &c Taken from the Decision.

FINDLAY, OHIO, Dec. 2i.-The
Standard Oil Company won yictory
in the Common Pleas court today
when Judge w. S. Duncan decided
that the Probate Court had no juris
diction in the suit brought against il
in the Probate court. aud threw out
the recent verdict of guilty against
the company. Prosecutor David some
time ago filed information in the Pro
bate Court against the Standard.
charging 1t with violating the anti.
trust laws of the state. lie maintain
ed that he could get action quicker
against the company by this proceed.
ing than through indictments in the
Common Pleas Court.
Tho Standard attorneys contended
that the Probate Court had no iuris,
dicticn IN the matter ana that IL there
has been q violation of the law the
prosecutor shcull have proceeded
against the1 company through indict.
mcnts.
This point was upheld by Judge
Duncan and the case IS thus thrown
out of the Probate Court
This decision In no way affects the
indictments recently returned in
Common Pleas court by the grand
jury against John y Rockcfcner and
the other officials Of the Standard
Gil Company. charging them with VIC
lating the anti trust lows. 1t is under
stood that the prosecution will appeal
the case to n higher court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-25
THE LoBSTER,S SHELL.
New Ono Is crown before the Ola
One LIS Gust or.

Odd as II may sound to say co. the
lobster grows before, not after. be
casts his old hard she!l--that Is to say.
ne makes new cells anu Tissues, which
are not nj once filled ont, but which
are Intended to swcll 10 their full Ill.
mansions as soon as he has got rid of
his binding aud combining external slel.
elcton. When the critical munert Mt
last arrives II new soft.snell grows en-
tire within the older and harder one
ana the animal then withdgtyvs him.
self, leg by Lex, claw by claw ana
swinmerRt by swlnlmcret, out OF the
cnveloping coat Of rlail which covers
him. The shedding OF the old coat Is
complete aud absolute. Not rrag,
ment remains. Even the apparently III
ternai hard portions are east off with
the rest, for the entire covering forrus
one cintinuous piece. the interior poy.
tons being really, so TO speak, folds Of
the skin inserted inward.
An entirely new skeleton had already
grown within the old one, but exceed
sngly soft and flexible in texture, ana
the body becomes so almost fluid or
jcilylikc--not in structure, but III pow
rr OF compression ana cytcnslou-tl,at
even the big claws are drawn out
through the narrowc. apcrtures OF thu
Joints in a perfectly marvellous man
her. After Il longer or shorter period
OF muscular paroXysm the soft lobster
ut last discngagcs itself entirely from
the dead she'll and emcrgcs upon lilo
world new and dpfensclcss neshy
rrpgtIlrc Tho ,yIoln rnsl. ei,nInt,,n -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-25

last Saturday" said the fiat dwell.
err Il went out into the hall ana saw
n woman on her knees sGrubbiug INC
smarble very well, making it bcnuti.
fui dead white. | thought TO 2lyself;
This is good scruhwoman: I'll ask
ler to srrub my Kitchen and clean my
windows dlh SHE scruhhed all tile
paiHt off tie floor Of my Kitchen and
washed tie rnnes 81 two windows Ell
iigc!,: DIT:
81 Was glad | 'llt:n't ask her to wash
my facn." She finished. New York
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