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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
DEMAND MORE MONEY.
Beet Growers Are Dissatisfied With
Proposed Contract Price.

Special to Tho Tribune.
WILLARD, Jan. S.-Job iPngrcc OF the
Ogden sugar factory yesterday afternoon
met With the beet growers Of this dis
trict for the purpose OF contracting for
the coming seasons crop. The growers.
however. refused TO sign contracts at the
present price OF $3.50 per ton delivered at
the factory. They demand an increase OF
25c per ton.
Mr. Pngrec stated that he WAS unable
to make the raise. whereupon the meet
Ing was adjourned until Monday evening.
January %. at which time various meth
eds Will be considered for getting the de-
sired schedule fixed
John b Finn was last evening appoint
ed as City Councilman To FIJI the vacancy
caused by the resignation of j, Nj, Dal-
ton.
Citizens OF this place are jubilant over
the location of the new Utah smelter, as
it means much to the town
Many acres of peaches Will be planted
this spring Prospects for the coming
years water supply are very good and
as the demand In the past has been far
greater than the supply. land which has
previously grown alfalfa Will this year
he planted 10 orchards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
HEROINE GETS REWARD
Girl Gets $250o fol Education From
Carnegie Fund.

i'I1TSGURG. Ia. Jan 1S.-The second an
nual mceunG or the Carnegie Hero Fund COM
mission was held today. Only one award was
made today that of $500 10 Miss Mnude 4
Titus OF Newark y. 7. on octooer 1G. 19)p.
Miss Titus. a sixteen yeaT-oid school girl, was
awarded silver medal for saving Miss Laura
V. Relfsnydcr from drowning Is Casco bay.
near Yarmouth. Nc. on October 2S her father
education
Tho commission, taking this Into considerae
tlon rcopencd the case and awarded her $500,
g he paid In inst1llmcnts as needed for her
education. This ~ the largest grant yet
awarded by the committee
During the year IGl cases have been invcs-
tigIted. OF these GS2 were refused, nineteen
were granted and $50 pending
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Brief Mention.

+ j 10 Tho Tribune.
Den, Jan. S.-Superlntcndent +. c..
>on of the Southern Pacific returned
BIT on No. 10 from his Western In
1IPn trip.
arc reported last night over
fvada desert. with the result that
B src trouble Is expected by the rail-
from the late snow.
ob Bambcrger OF the DAILY West
/ ned today on the Overland Limited
c a three months visit In New York
~eports great activity in commercial
Tin the East.
IRA Tuttle, assistant general freight
b 8 OF the Oregon Short Line was in
today,
E4,r f. Cunningham of the Fifth ar
F. now located at the Preside,
z Through ogden tonight on his way
+ eushlngton, under special orders.
/ NY e1-ycar-old child of John Durranl.
E~g on Patterson avenue, accidental
0- this morning and broke its arm.
acture was reduced by DR.. i, c,
Elrand the child Will recover
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
|MA|EN OFFICER IS
| Hun OVER BY TEAM
itch Elected Desk Sergeant at
enteoIice Station Is Sc
Pc. verely Injured.
II I DRIVEN OVER
lNlIM WHILE CROSSING ROAD
TOhe II Afterward Arrested,
riMken to City Jail and Re-
leased on Bond.
, 10 The Tribune.

D 3 to The Tribune.
@, EN-, Utah, Jan, 1S.-An example OF
l., Led oil suppressing fast driving on
rect crossings was given ut I:iO to-
,ri when Ben Terncs. recently elected
h ,jergeant at the police station, was
In Ito and badly bruised by team
by Walter Richards. Mr.. Ternes
u hooked down and rolled over several
|ae, and was dragged for twenty feet.
Is badly bruised, but not seriously
EAad ard no bones were broken.
h. ards. the driver Of the rig, drove
Tthout stopping to see what damage
saeen done Two policemen called on
h 50 halt. This he failed to do and an
later he was brought Into the city
v officer Al Hcrrick, where he put
Hfdeposit for his appearance before
a Murphy tomorrow,
: place OF the accident was at tho
ing AT the corner OF Grant and
Efy-fifth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
BALL FOR EMPLOYEES.
Utah Sugar Company Entertains Sew
eral Hundred Persons.

Special TO The Tribune.
LEHI. Jan. 1S-The annual ball ten
dercd by the Utah sugar company to the
employees of the Lehi factory and auXll-
larry stations, given last evening in the
city pavilion, was largely attended The
Miller orchestra from the Brigham Young
University furnished the music and a
beyy of young ladies served punch
Nearly 4cO were present from Lohi Ameri-
can Fork, Provo, Sprihgville and Spanish
Fork.
There were two weddings In Lehl to.
day Miss Nerliliiah Taylor and Lott
kirkham were married and rendered Il re-
ccptlon at the home of the brides par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs Samuel j. Taylor
John +. Jackson and Miss Victoria Col
legc were married in the Salt Lake tenn
pie and held a reception at the home OF
joseph III. College.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
OGDEH'S GROWTH SHOWN
BY NEW DIRECTORY
CITY and Suburbs Now Have a
Population of Thirty
Thousand.
SneclaI 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. ls-Polk's new directory
for 1906 is now being distributed. 1t is
considerably larger than In previous
years and shows a large increase in the
population over last year for Ogden and
its suburbs The suburbs include Harris
Vile, FAIR West. Statewide. Marriott.
North Ogden, Pleasant View, Riverdale
and Burch Creek. all adjacent to the city
Itself. and the total number OF names in
The new directory shows population OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
KILL TWO COYOTES.
Band of Mt. Pleasant Hunters Have
Poor Success.
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
MT. PLEASANT. Jan, lS.-Thc big coy
ote hunt was pulled off yesterday, accord
iLg to arrangements previously made. A
big crowd of hunters left for the hunting
grounds in the morning and all day the
bang of guns could be heard When the
time for return to town. came. 1t was
found that two lone coyotes had fallen
Another hunt viii take place
Johnson. president OF the new North
Sanpetc bank. went to Salt Lake today on
bunk business. The fixtures for the new
Institution have arrived and the hope Is
Expressed that the bank VIII soon be
ready for business.
Sheriff Knudsen OF MantI is in town
for n day or two attending to business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
WANTS BRADY'S PLACE
NJ. Il. Perkins Is Recommended for
Governor Of Alaska

WASHINGTON. jan. 1s-Assuming that
John C. Brudy. Governor of Alaska. proposes
10 resign his position, NJ II. Perkins OF Nome
has been recommended strongly for Governor
cr the Territory. Senators Allison, Lodge and
PLEA called on the President yesterday with
eS-Goy. Swincford ana s. $. Ryan OF Alaska.
TO recommend Porknss appointment In the
g, cnt OF Gov l3rady's resignation.
Senator Lodge, with Secretary Hitchcock,
had another conference with the PrcsIuent to-
day on the subject. Mr.. Perkins pro-
sontod 10 Secretary Hitchcock yesterday
II is 10. known absolutely that Gov Brady
Intends 70 resign but he Ia understood TO DO
on his way 10 Washington to present his IcSig-
u1g ION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
PLANS UNDER WAY
FOR DRY FARMING
Country Around Modena Offers
Exceptional Opportunities
i'm This Line.
Special 70 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
MODENA. Jan. 1S.-Scveral letters have
been recently received here from real es-
tate dealers In Les Angeles and San
Diego, Cal, inquirinG about the character
OF the SOIL the amount of rainfall, the
water supply. the ownership OF the lands,
and the general adaptobillty Of the coua-
try for agricultural purposes The parties
making the inquiries were informed that
the opportunities for dry farming were
most excellent almost anywhere in the
Escalante valley and that IL was be-
heNed that dairy or chicken ranch
would be a profitable Investment.
About six months ago. few weeks be-
fore his death. b. :. Lund OF the B. ]
Lund company OF Modena was arranging
for the formation of a company to dry
farm In this vicinity on a rather large
years ago by parties near Milford, and it
is said that II was considered quite profit
able. The soil is apparently just good
here, and IT Is said to be az good. IL
not better. than at Enterprise. eighteen
miles southeast, where an experiment in
dry farming has proved a success. DR..
j. a. Widtsoe of the Brigham Young uni
yersity OF Provo has expressed the opin-
Ion that there arc at least 100000 acres OF
the Escalantc desert which could be
prohtaby dry farmed.
Soil Is Good.
Evidence OF vitality I'm the soil in this
vicinity, as SHOWN by the growth OF Wild
nowcre and sage, brush. and the maturity
OF oats dropped on the ground at the
camps OF the Utah Construction COM
pany last spring. would certainly justify
any one In the opinion that tho oppor-
tunitles for dry farming here are favor
able Water can be obtained at depths
ranging from fifteen to fifty feet any
where In this valley within twelve or
fifteen miles OF Modcna, thus rendering
the storage OF water in reServoTo posi-
bic, which could be used for irrigation
Poor Mail Service.
The mail service here during the past
month has been rather poor sometimes
mail being carried past on No. to Cali
cntc and returned on No , Several
parties have not, on two or three days
within the past two weeks, received the
Salt Lake papers
s. + Moore. asSuyer Of the Interstate
Mining and Reduction company OF Pike
diggings- twelve miles west OF Modena
was in town yesterday, and said that ths
company was going right ahead develop
ing the property. which contains much
gold ore averaging $11 to the ton. and
that there was orc which would so as
high as $500 \ number of substantial
buildings, including an assay office, have
been erected. mill Viii be erected prob
ably this summer This property is
owned By Capt Kilhournc of Los An
geles and other parties I'm southern Cali
fornia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
NO HOME RULE JUST YET
Come With a Rush When 1t Does
Come Saws Mccarthy

LONDON Jan. S-Justln Mccarthy. one OF
the lenders Of the Irish Parliamentary party
In an Interview In the Tribune this morning
said he thought that the growth OF the Labor
pnrty was largely the result OF putting John
Burns In the Cabinet. lie Said no saw 10
reason why the modcrutes OF either side
should fear the Laboritcs In the new Parlia-
msnt He did not believe they would abuse
their power, but on the contrary. he thought
they would become scr Il strength
Asked his opinion conccTniT ,ulc rule Mr.
Mccarthy said
1t viii not come now. BAT when 1t does
come II Will come with a rush"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Appraisement Unchanged.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, Jan 1S.-James Christensen
Stnte Treasurer. WAS here today in re-
spouse to ar invitation OF Attorney
Joseph Chez To Inspect the inventory OF
the estate of the late James II SDargo
After going over the appraiscment and
the property Mr.. Christensen declined
to order any reduction or modifica ton
and the appraisement viii stand as
originally returned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Put in Force Just Rate.
Is Effective One Year.

Such order Of the commission Is to
take effect not less than ten days after
notice thereof to the carrier. and is eC-
foctive one year The carrier. by that
date, must modify It's published rates
is prohibited from establishing or putting
in force any substituted ratified rate, fare
or charge In excess OF that prescribed.
4 penalty OF $1,000 Cor each day OF vlo-
lation Is provided.
Any party 10 the proceeding may an
peal TO the Supreme court OF the United
States. but this Will not stay or super
writ or process thereon unless the Cir
cult court or a Judge of the Supreme
court shall so order No appeal Is al
lowed to the Circuit Court OF Appeals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Doesn't Want to Appear Cruel.

ANNAPOLIS, Mo, Jan 1S.-The trial
OF Mldshpman Minor Meriwether jr., on
the charge OF haZing, was resumed today.
A number OF members of the fourth class
testified that McTiwether had treated
them with consideration and that he acted
towards them In a friendly and Good-na-
tuTed manner Ii was made clear by the
line adopted by the defense that Mcri-
wethcr Is anxious to relieve his name
from the opprobrlum OF cruelty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
CAPT. KEYES RESIGNS
Minnesota's Chief Officer Wants to
Try Land Awhile

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. Nv s.
Keycs, chief officer OF the big EIlI liner
Minnesota today filed his resignation
with the officers Of the Great Northern
Steamship company. 80 take effect at
once. J. s Berncto has been appointed
TO succeed him. Mr.. Keys states that
he wishes to remain ashore for n time.
Mr.. Borneto was formerly chief officer
on ships OF the Red Line. running from
New York 10 Hamburg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Veterans Hold Reunion.

Ie tfto Ine ll1punt-
Eas9ISH FORK. Jan. iS.-The Black
Ptgeternns OF Spanish Fork held their
a fgathering at the opera-housc yes
afternoon and gave n dance at
|e pavilion Mt night "reminiscences
Sz1gs marked the order of the aft
ei Comrades from Paysou and Sa-
lon re in attendance.
!, george Bjanarson and Miss Evelyn
{ n were married i'm the Salt Lake
D1today. After a short visit In the
~ Will occupy their new home in
Fork
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Record Crowd Is Expected.

Manager Ike Alexander OF the debating or
sanlzation then made effective talk He
explained that the commercial organizations of
the city were all Interested In the railroad inte
question and would be out In force 70 hear the
debate, The regents OF the university and
rrnny OF the more prominent alumni have
pledged their attendance and the outlook Tor
record crowd Is promising Before the meet
lnS closed every university student took two
uckct9- This move is an innovation and I'm
l9slt promises an unusual attendance
The meeting then turned over to the
1coatcre, Daniel Alexander, John Jensen.
Iercy Goddard and nr1t alternate. Dale II
Pnrke In brief witty speeches they alluded
TO tne approaching debate and said that they
would try 20 squore Utah's defeat on the grid
Iron by a yictory on tin f,r,,n,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Well-Known Visitor.
SpccInl to Tho Tribune.

NV',THT 20 IHo ITIDUne.
OGDEN, Jan 1S-A II Stewart
formerly one Of the best-lInown railroad
men In Utah and Wyoming. having been
high in the transportation department OF
many divisions of the Union Pacific sys-
tenn. is In Ogden today, and Will be here
FOR two or three DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Try to Save Dredger.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lS-rwo OF the
most powerful wrcckng Darges on the
coast arc being fitted up by the North
Francisco and two scows, which were
driven ashore near Bolinas last Friday.
after an all-niEht struggle with the storm
that nearly cost the lives OF thirty-hve
mo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
HEPBURN ON FORESTRY
Declares He Will Garry His War to
Floor of Senate.

WASHINGTON d. c.. Jan. Ex-senator
Heyburn IGaho) stirred up the members
o. the Senate Committee on Public
Lands today on the subject OF forest re-
serves. He was given q hearing and took
occasion to criticse the President and
clifford Pinchot OF the forestry division.
He charged that a press bureau was
being maintained by Pinchot to popu-
IarIze the work OF the bureau through
the newspaper. He said he proposed to
carry his war against the administration
forestry policy to the floor OF the Senate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
G0LDFIELD STAGE UPSETS
Several Passengers More or Less Seri-
ouslY Hurt.

GOLDFTELD. New. Jan. lS-A Man
haitian stage carrying eighteen passcn
gers upset today DR.. r. J. Mapes OF
San Francisco sustained a fracture OF
the left arm and broken nose William
Pierce had a leg broken. George Foley
OF Denver received many bone bruises
hey, r NJ Rogers, Charles Nelson. min
ing men of Nevada. were all slightly In
Jured James Higgins, the driver, was
unhurt
Many Of the passengers were so
wrapped up in blankets that they could
not save themselves by jumping.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Cash for Weber County.
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN Jan. 1S,-County Treasurer
Alma d. Chambers today received from
the State Treasurer a voucher for Sn SIC
covering Weber countyS proportion of
the State taxes for the year 1eo5 for the
maintenance Of public school In the
county outside OF Ogden City,
Tonight Treasurer James = Burton OF
the Board Of Education for ogden re-
ceivod authority To draw on the State
Treasurer for SO $50 as Ogdens appor-
tionment Of the state taxes for educa-
tional purposes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
yhJacklin Obsequies Held.

lilo Tho Tribune,
Il i7ICAN FORK, Jan. lS-Funerai
nj over the remains of Ernest +
were held In the Third ward
lighthouse this afternoon at l o'clock
Sssrlends and relatives were present.
Ysgements are being made for the
aS annual banquet OF the old folks
a. place. Committees are at work
- the ncCcSSlrN ARRANGEMENTS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
UTAH STATE POULTRY
ASSOCIATION OPENS
Many Beautiful Birds on EXhi-
bitiOn at the Show on
Richards Street.

The Utah State Poultry association opened
its doors TO the public yesterday morning al
10 o'clock at No. 80 Richards street Through
out tho cay and evening several hundred bIrd
fanclcrs visited the show. waich is the largest
In the history OF the association.
Tho officers OF the association arc mucn
pleased with the outlook for tho success OF
tho show, but regret that It is necessary for
them TO charge an admission
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Rchearsing for Big Show.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Utah. Jan 1S.-Elks lodge No
ii9 OF Ogden Is now holding nightly re-
hearsals under the direction of George
S. Best for the grand minstrel show to
be given In Ogden on February and g. A
splendid musical programme has been ar
ranged and many OF the best voices in
Ogden, both male and female. will be
heard. In addition n number of ludicrous
specialities will be presented
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Old Soldiers Testify.

OMAHA. Neb. Jan. 1S.-Sanford r.
Brown and Max NJ. Lentz, inmates of the.
Grand Island Soldiers home, testified to-
day i'm the trial of Rev. George G Ware.
charged with land fraud conspiracy. TO
having filed on homesteads and TO hay-
ing made leases 10 the L. b. /. Cattle
Browns filing was secured and
the expenses paid by r. W. Lambert, and
those OF Lentz by Harry Welch, accord
ING to the testimony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
mother Objection overrule ed

hSo, NMnH, ca. Jan. B.-Judee speer
Hverruied the objection o5 GTacna 1a
|lSnor TO the connection of rho fomr
"a returned against then, hv
sInnd Jurics. and their trisI
,Ssonoination OF charges. Instead
1 ,tc indictments separately. The
= eos, therefore. VIII be brought tn
y Jury tomorrow upon tho
Geuon OF the indictments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
READY FOR BATTLE ON FORUM
Utah Boys Confident They Will Win
in Debate Next Week.

Chapel hour nt the university yesterday WINS
converted Into n debating meeting, the pur-
pose being TO arouse Interest in tho debate be-
tween the University Of Utah and the uni
Nehrsity Of Colorado, which Will bo held in
the SAT- Lake thcater Tuesday evening
next In roustng speech Prof n T. Porter
took occasion To s>y that he was acquainted
with Fairweathcr. the champion OF the Boul-
der team. who was a collcgcmate OF his two
years ago nj the University OF Chicago WhIlo
there Fairweather champloncd Chicago sue
coEGully In a debate against Northwestern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
MOUNTAIN LIONS KILLED.
Ephraim Hunters Bag Big Game Near
the Town.

EPHRAIM, Jan lS.-Two large noun
Oscar Ottershom. Joseph Olsen and
Charley Olsen The animals measure
about six and one-half feet from tip to
from town I'm the low foothills.
Born to Mr and Mrs. Charley Thape.
January lG a baby boy
DR.. J. T. Miller OF the l.. ID. S. Gniyer-
sity, has been In Ephraim the past week
and has given several excellent lectures
Hyrum Davis left today for the Clouser
mines In Seyier, where he VIII remain
the rest of the winter.
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READY FOR SM0OT CASE
Carlisle Is Carefully Preparing for the
Hearing. A..

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan 1S-Hon.
John G. Carlisle was In the city today
and talked with Chairman Burrows about
the Smoot hearing, in which he VIII ap-
pear as counsel for the protestants MIR
Carlisle is greatly interested in the case
and is giving much study and attention
TO the preparation for the hearing
Mrs Frederick SchofT OF Philadelphia.
president OF the National League of
Womens organizations, arrived tonight
She will confer with Chairman Burrows
about Tho case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
TERRELL OF PROVO TAKEN
Former Prominent Attorney Is Ac-
cused of Forgery.
spceInl ID Thc TribnIo.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Jan Isl w. Ter
rSsIed AZ Los Angeles Cal thts r3oTn-
ing by Sheriff Harrison OF Provo on the
charge OF uttermg and passing a bogus
check for sec Terrell has been a fugl-
rve from Utah justice for four mont tbs
past but was recently recognized I'm Los
Angeles by n Provo man, who Informed
the Los Angeles police. resulting in mis-
arrest.
He went TO Provo just ahead Of the big
land rush and made a large amount OF
money building up a lucrative law prac-
tlce Then he TOOK TO drink ana began
OF his arrest Terrell was dressed as a
a bpFpT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Big Vessel in Distress

IIKDEEN, Jan. 1S.-Pcople arriving
ON North Beach report evidences
I Lex on this coast probably occur
fiEay night, when signals OF n yos-
e ulstress were observed at Point
Inc vessel appeared to be
one. Point Granville could send
'Stance to the distressed vessel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Five Hundred Colored People.

There are now go colorcd people in Salt
Lake city. and / cannot help but feel that
an officer of their own working among
tncm VIII bring better results than would come
from potrolinR that portion OF the city with
The white patrolmen. on two former occasions
tho city has appointed coored policemen and
NJ those times they were made uniform patrol
men instead OF wearing citizens clothes. Then
100, thcE were allowed to arrest white people
as well az colorcd people. whereas in the ap-
polntment OF 4 coloTed patromDn In cItIzcns
clothes at this time wc hnye made II tho
duty Of Mr.. Chambers to work entirely among
hls own people, III | not mistaken botn
Chief Young and Chief Pratt had colorcd pa
trolmcn wearing uniforms Under them during
bgfr ,g,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Build Amusement Hall.

Er En- Gtah. Jan. lS.-At a meet
spn heIe ths week II was decided to
IN amusement hall at this nIccc
commence at once. A committee
as|pointed TO take charge. Shares
aced at 81 each and 1920 was sub-
inc estimated cost OF the build