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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10

chased by Mr.. Gray. Tho purchase was
made by Mr.. Gray for the purpose of
erecting O new home for the Bank Of
Montpelier.
Thomas and Arthur Roberts. OF Alton,
and their wives have returned from a
three months tour in Europe, They Wis
tied England their native land, ireland.
Wales. Scotland and France 1t was their
first visit across the Atlantic since they
Jacob Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Davis. Mrs. Ed French and Miss Maud
Williams are on a Two months visit at
PlttSburg, Penn.
Young Missionary Dies.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Welker. OF Ben
nlngton, have received news OF the death
OF their son.-M Melvin, who was filling a
mission In The Netherlands He was 81
years OF age and WAS the only son. His
death was caused from smallpox,
Old Engineer Dead.
William Hull one of the oldest locomo-
tive engineers in the employ OF the Orc
gon Short Line railroad, died last Sun
day in the hospital at Boise. where he
was taken several weeks ago for treat
nent. He was 65 years old and was we'll
known and popular in railroad circles in
Idaho and Northern Utah He was a
brother OF Thomas Hull, United States
Surveyor-Gcneral, of Salt Lake. He
leaves a wife and six children,
The Bear Lake county Republican cen,
trail committee met last Saturday and
elected c E. Wright chairman to sue
coed DR.. c, A Hoover. resigned. The
convention TO select delegates to the State
convention was called TO meet In Mont
peller Saturday, July 26
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KILLED BY MISTAKE
Chicago Striker Mistaken for Robber
and Shot.

CHICAGO. May AT the close of the
FIRST week of the structural Iron workers
strike Thomas DarraEh a mcnber OF
the union. was shot and killed late last
night a robber
Darragh II Ia said stole a watch from
Clifford y. Spencer. an electrician Tho
mon had spent the evening a; a saloon
patronizcd by Iron workers. and left tho
place together The robbery occurred at
Madison street and Fifth avenue
gold watch and so In money We're taken
BY the thief who then ran south I'm
Fifth avenue Spencer followed. calling
on him 10 halt
Al Adams street tho thief stopped and
struck Spencer on tho head With a club
Tho victim fell unconscious. but his cries
had been heard by James McGoldrick and
p l. Cndehaek watchman They saw
the thief beating Spencer; and also saw
him throw watch into the street Roth
followed the robber. and when he re-.
fused TO Oh y their demands to stop Nc
Goldrick nrc1
Tho bullet penetrated tho neck Of tho
foot7ad and he died soon afterward Az
tie Chicago emergency hospital Sncn
cor and McGoldrick were arrested
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CASS|A COUNTY
To BE DIVIDED
Rapid Growth of the Twin Falls
Tract Makes the Division
Desirable.
COUNTY SEAT FIGHT
ENTERS THE QUESTION
Twin Falls Canal Tax Case De-
cided Against the Water
Company.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
TWIN FALLS, Ida. May e.-Thc move
ment for a division OF Cassia county is a
J topic of general interest here just now
The proposition is to divide the county on
line running south from the vicinity
or Miner and to make Twin Falls the
county seat of the new county The ques-
tion OF division liz complicated by the
burley Tor the county seat OF the present
county of Cassia, or what Will remain OF
the county In case new county Is
created, as any division which is at oil
likely TO be made will leave Albion and
Burley In the same county. Twin Falls
wants the county divided. but is not con-
In that direction, F. f. Chamberlain, NJ
j. Sweeley w. p. Guthrie. s r. Homil-
I ton F. u. Kimball. c. d. Thomas. + II
Rettig, J. l. Hansen. H T West and J.
mittce to devise ways and means for Sc
curing the division. The committee will
visit every precinct In the county, ascer-
tain public sentiment In each locality and
report the result OF It's Investigations to
q public meeting to be called In Twin
Falls when the committee has concluded
! It's work, At this meeting the most fcns-
lble and effective plan of campaign Will
be selected and steps will be taken To
carry 1t out The primary object is to
/ secure county division with Twin Falls
as the county scat OF the new county and
the best means 10 bring this about Will
be adopted.
10 ADJUST Farm Lines.
The committee on survey adjustment
consisting of c. b Taylor. Don c. Bryan
| c. w. Levisee, T.. H Kellogg md c. F.
Mclean. has about come to the conclu-
sion that the only way out of tho tangle
due TO conflicting surveys is to follow
the Government survey throughout. This
committee appointed at "A meeting
of farmers held some time ago.
Plans are under consideration for the
I erection of n two-story brick building on
Shoshono avenue for the use of the Y
NJ. c. A. and the Twin Falls Commercial
club. II arrangements now contemplated
are carried out, the Y. NJ. c. a VIII use
tho ground floor for an assembly and
reading-room and the basement for a
gymnasium and baths. The Commercial
: club will occupy the upper story. II II
| is found possible TO construct a building
of sufficient size. the space not taken by
the two organizations named Will be used
for a public library. Al that Is ncces-
sary Is 10 secure the cooperation OF the
Y NJ C. A. the Commercial club and the
Owl club, the latter having the public
library plans in hand. The townsite COM
I pany has offered to donate a lot on the
west side OF Shoshone avenue between
the Hotel Perrine and the Farmers club
II is a very desirable location.
There will be q business mems cxcur-
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WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN.

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ula concerning which there can be no
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From the view point of the average
man housework is very easy. The wife
ls right at home. She is her own mis-
tress. She can cit down and rest any
time. She can even go to bed for nap
if she feels like it. She can order her
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Tomorrow That the beautiful theory
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Just suppose the Egyptian task-mas-
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of human strength, had said to the
toiling slaves, Don't hurry, take a
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forget that your tale of bricks must
be all right at night or else there'll be
trouble"
There's the fact. There are the
days duties to be got through, and the
women who car rest may not. The
woman, who, when she married, said
NOW, I'll be my own mistress" finds
herself slave to household cares and
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And oh how much TINT woman
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What size would give if she could just
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Rest would temporarily relieve the
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rI had heard of DR.. Plerce's Favoritc
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STRIKE is ORDERED
Building Trades of New York Make
One Thousand Idle.

NEW YORK. May a.-The Associated
Building Trades. comp, sed OF the bnild :
ing trade unions and 1odeled some
,hinS after the old boar of walking
delegates ordered numbe OF strikes
Yesterday on buildings again. the en-.
pioyment OF members OF tho n, " union
FORMED IN place of unions whic. have
Violated the arbitration agreemc,..
arected by these strikes so tba,
are not in violation OF the arhJ,r,t,, =.
agreement '''i a1io
ABOUT looo men quit work. includjns
eIectrical l workers. housesmiths Mas
Ie,ers and plasterers' laborers. stone
cutters and house shorers.
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TWO BLACKFooT WEDDINGS.
Stores Agree on Early Evening and
Sunday Closing.

Special to The Tribune.
BLACKFOOT. Idaho May 9.-Mlss Syl-
via Wood and Sit P c. Hansen OF Black
foot were married Wednesday OF last
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs r. ].
Osborn.
Last Wednesday Miss Carrie Fraker
and John ]. Heaton were married at the
Methodist church by Rev, q. c. Haley
property OF Daniel Raymond on Stout
avenue. between Bridge and Pacific
streets recently vacated by F. A. Sweet
Will Close at $50.
All the BIackfoot stores close now at
s so weekday evenings except Saturday
and DAYS preceding holidays, and remain
closed all DAY Sunday
Blackfoot has several cases of smallpox
in mild form,
Our big -four mill Is to be completely
remodelcd and improved
Pacific street is at last open. But it
took llre TO accomplish IT,,
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Weak Women Made Strong, {
Sick Women Made WqN'

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MINING REVIVAL
IN CUSTER GU
The Rich Mineral Regisn@
trail Idaho Coming o
the Front.

Special TO Tho Tribune
CEiALLIS, Idaho, May S-as-
two-foot ledge was struck on u
llams mine at Parker Mountaa
inches OF the new strike Is ~
very rich in gold and silver
about 500 per ton This mlHs
worked on bond by an Oaio
with Mr.. Rebel as MANAGE
force of men have oeen Kept y
this claim all winter doing -
work Parker Mountain IS e'A-'
Ing to prove out all risnt.
McFadden Mill to Hs
The McFadden mill. loca'ss 81
Estes, OIL the head OF YANKEE -, -,
in the Loon creek dlstT.cb "
operations this summer otter -
about three years. During les
years small force OF men
at work blocking out orc aeo ~
siderable supply on the CUE
present time The ore is ries
and gold. AIr. McFadden ana
man Rave arrived from Salt LIZ
tho work. :, axs q
c. f. Goss and a party oil M, MT
gone TO Parker mountain. rlss,sss<
work some properties tne
mer. ,s. go
merciaI company of Cus'eer,
spending a few days III
The people along the route ., ~
to Custer and Loon Creek ~
for the construction OF a 'e..f
school Bond Elscaea
An election will be held u 80
4 to vote on the question s,ss o, ~
to build high school a thslitzf'
osItion is TO build O slo"e 90 y
departments. employ hSA
teachers and establish .s,5rss Il
thereby educating the - ssst1'|
county at home instead oa OK ep
out of the county at q me-
Will Work Placer
= 6 s,,d a dredge boat vii
~, oan1a 1ae "a "arIy in the sumSss,
sible The Boise & Boston - n
already exploited the erU,Ss esrS ~
chlnery for that purpose; Inc res5
and has no doubt OF .Ii,ss .I n
company owns several ln AK a
Eoc Fork flats or meadows, ,ss r
~ thoroughly prospecteoo, oo,,nsssi 49,
The Yankee Fork co,avS sry !sSs
Messenger says some 80, the =
ports have como In n lIo." GOOD q
country recently. soh,e en ths
said to have been maze p JpShcs
ner bcIt Tho Loon Creek nl,ss
Sas crew of exporieneep. .ssu, 4
ai work putting things IN s
gravel washing. cslaTie
County Officers ..n
The County CommIsslo,fIHsalss ,IHas q
snIa,s All to be elected at nc 70
aInetion liS ,siS as follows: Gless; es,,sf.
sisGo. sS''o Assessor. $3.50: Trsas%si ssssii
bate Judge. 500; oS.,Ty oSs.,,,rveyor. -
S6oo; Coroner, Sls, ,rom TIE
Parties coming out i,o ,s cood g
or report the prospects ssyseNG
husy season there. Ihs iii h
md development work "'c n Fcl'
several promising pIecCsIil rel5
frelghters in the SaL S,,us necesssp Ii
transport the supplies
this camp going
l.
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BEAUTIFUL OGDEN CANYON
Excursion Sunday, May 18th,

IACUIoI0H SUHU'y, 1'J
Via Oregon Short Line Only S1.00
round trip TO Ogden Carriages meet
all trains ar the depot for the drive up
the canyon. Leave Salt Lake either at
7:10 or 1920 a. m. or l. 80 or i.05 p. m.
returning leave Ogden at 4:1o or $40
p. IN.
City Ticket Oflce. 201 Main street.
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NEW BANK BUILDING.
Bank of Montpelier, Ida, to Have a
New Home.
pccia, to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
MONTPELIER. Idaho. May &C c.
Gray yesterday closed tho deal for the
purchase OF 50x1O0 feet of the Hunter
house corner on Main street. Frank Rich
ARDS and Mrs. Hunter retaining the bal
ance OF the ground TO the alley, which
gives them 50x90 feet. The purchase does
not include the hotel building. which will
be moved bnck on the ground not pur-
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Pickles in all good varieties heo-,,
MoONIS Label. which Is the sis,, nS
Spy, SSuper,orlty, may be had at any ro,sl
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BANK WILL BUILD.
New Banking Company at Mackay
Providing New Quarters.

Special 70 The Tribune.
MACkAY. Idaho, May 9-The new
banking company organized recently Will
not take charge OF the bank until the
new building Is complete and the fixtures
Installed; M The new building, work on
brick, with iine plate glass front and
TO be story. 25XG0 feet.
w; +. BoXwell & Son have moved their
stock of general merchandise from the
Collins building TO the II E. Gilbert
building which which mas AS, recently undergone md
his family here from Blackfoot.
Will Open Store.
F. A Stacey. an old resident OF Mackay.
has leased the J. F, Hendricks store-room
on South Main street and is putting in a
stock or general merchandise.
Furey. Geo II Clark. Bert Harger, John
Rodgers, Thomas James. d. 3. Holland.
Orville Yancy. John Hancy and Hiram l..
Jensen all OF this valley. have purchased
the Imported Pefcheron stallion Principle,
4lO99 (5522D which landed in this country
from France April l, Imported by Nc
Laughlin Bros.
They All Know Eddy.
The Mackay Miner has this to say OF
widcly-krown prospsctor. poet and min
Ing man. Clarence + Edov. the discov-
erer OF the Lost Packer and other big
producers, came In on Wednesdays train.
en- route for the Loon Creek mining dis
trlct. where he Will put a few men to
work on the tunnel that is being driven
on Mr.. Eddys Luck Star mine. Prospec-
tor Eddy is in class by himself when
Il comes to packing through the noun
tans in quest of new properties, seldom
making Improbable locations He was
instrumental In organizing the Loon
Creek country into mining district and
has many claims in that locality at pres
ent
Joseph White and family. OF Moroni.
Utah have moved to Chilly, few miles
above here. where he has located in the
cattle business.
w. P Poole and III. NJ Warneck have
formed partnership in the building and
contracting business
Want More Fresh Air.
Fitzeerald & Anderson leasers at the
White Kaob mine. are installing fan
10 supply air To No. stopc OF their lease.
They have just increased their force by
the addition CT thirty mon.
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13TH-MAY 13
An Unlucky Number.

But good day for that excursion
to Ogden Via the Short Line Only
81 90 for the round trip.
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.FRlENDLESS OUTCASTS
GIVEN EMPLOYMENT
Chicago Bureau Is Doing Good
Work for Aged Un-
fOrtunates.

CHICAGO, May 9.-The employment
bureau for the aged and the crippled
opened yesterday and a hundred gray
haired men and women, enfeebled by
physical infirmities. made their way
slowly to the Offices OF the Bureau OF
Charities in the Unity building and
gave their names to the bureau officials
appointed to receive them.
Outcasts and Friendless.
Most OF the applicants confessed that
they were outcasts-that none would
give them work. and that everywhere
they had gone they had been told that
their days of usefulness and service
were ended. that the working world
held no place for them.
During the day employment at good
wages was found for twenty OF the
lame and the aged The others went
away happy with the assurance that
everything possible would be done to
find work for them. and some said IT
was the first CLEAN OF sunlight that
had come into their lives since they
crossed over from manhood" into ''old
age" Men OF As confessed that en-
ployers had told them that they were
too old to be of service the women an
plicants for work put the age limit at
IN ~
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Places for Cripples.

One man with heart failure was given
employment as an attendant in a ply
siclan once and three one-lesged men
were given jobs as watchmen a fec'
BILE minded lad discovered that he cou1d
fold paper in box factory and was
employed at that occupation.
one OF the men whose right leg was
missing was employed at work in n
factory In which the hands alone are
used and one of the men whose LEFT
leg was missing was intrusted with the
MoIk or operating a small machine
which Is run with one pedal
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cbsnce nnne'If6 this week. Train 'r