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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
BIG BIRD CAUGHT.
Golden Eagle of Enormous Size Cap
tured Mt Modena

MoDENA. Feb. g7.-Modena will be
able TO celebrate the Ath OF July in proper
fcrm as IL is the proud p"ssessor OF the bird
Of freedom. that VIII do the screechiDg In the
absence OF the orator OF the day. the bird
is supposed To bo what In known aE the golden
,aglo and IL n fine spccimenL measuring seven
feet from tip to tip IL was captured In the
Entcrpriss reservoir eighteen miles SJuthcnSt
ot here by Elias Hunt and sold 10 w. IL.
Dond who is now the happiest man In town.
W H. Bond is fencing his forty-acrc tract
and expects 20 make some experiments In dry
farming this season
Uaryey a. Baldwin left yesterday for visit
OF several days to Zion.
r. q Lund. JT. has been appointed Justice
Of the Pence for this precinct, vice william DE
F'riczo. resigned
Owing 10 tho increasing freight business here.
IL ia understood that an addition 10 the uuight
warehouse viii soon be built.
This month, so far. has been the most ro-
mnrknblo in It's weather phenomena since the
csIobIIshnicnt OF the weather buronu station
h.r., with Il record OF is as the lowest which
Is 1s degrees higher than the highest minimum
s,r r,.brury There have been ninc foggy
dsyS three more than the record for any year.
Tho precipitation has been much below the
IA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Methods to Preserve Moisture.

Prof. Mclaughlin spoke OF various ways for
conserving moisture after water reached tho
form. means OF preventing losses In canals and
tlmcI TO and ways OF applying water tor Ibs
DurpCss OF making better use OF this, the
most valuable asset OF the fnrm. Winter irri-
cation md NaTiOuB methods OF lrTigatinR trees
received considerable attention. This talk was
followed by twenty-five minutes OF discussion
l. II. Grace was introduced OF tho
most economical watcr-uscrs OF Nephl Mr.
Grace discussed at considerable length the i'm
portnncc OF and probable returns from moro
cara in ditch and canal building suggesting
10 tho local people that II would DO q pronta-
BILE Investment for them TO cement curb
their lateral bitches, Considerable Of this kind
0t work iins been done and tho results have
been morp thnn satisfactory,
u %, Monitor. former student OF tho Agri-
cultural college, was introduced as one or tho
successful stock -raisers, and young man who.
though having learning, was not afraid 10 wenr
ovcraIls and perform farm work. Mr.. Monitor
discussed the and breeding OF hogs He
related personal experiences and gave reoults
Ii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Didn't Know In Gods Name
COMMISSIONERS DISAGREE.
Stanford Objects to Appointments
Made by Mattson.

Specinl 10 Iho Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. "a communication from
County Clerk David Mnttson to the Board OF
County Commissioners today brought about
quite storm OF argument Mr. Mnttson had
oskcd for an Increase in salary for two OF his
clerks from s75 10 $50 2O and $50 90 per month
and announcing that he had appointed L. T
Brown chief deputy OF the ONCE and w d
Van Dyke clerk Of the court. The lncreas PES
were agreed TO by all tic members save STAN
ford. The matter was deferred for nn0l &C
tion for four weeks.
a report was received from State Game and
Fish Commissioner sharp To the effect TINT no
more trout fry could be furnished from tho
state FISH hatchery TO the waters In Weber
Tho communication stated thnt they wero sell
ing Try TO private hatchcricE and there would
bo supply for public wntcrs Tho matter
ordered taken up on an inquiry into the
legality OF selling fry 10 private hstcheries in
preference to supplying them TO public waters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Brief Mention.
spccInl 10 IN TrIhune.

SpccIuI 10 Tha ITIDuneI
OGDEN, Feb 2I-MrS r. q. Mnrgctts OF
Salt Lake and Miss Myrtle MnrYetts were
Ogdon visitors yesterday.
George Robson. division storckceper of the
Oregon Short Limo ot salt Lake. was up here
on business today.
+. +. Pnrsona foreman OF the bridge and
building department OF the Gtnh division OF
tho Short Line. with hca1quartcTS al salt
Lake Mns In Ogden tOlaN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Prof. Clark on Dairying.

Prof Clark spoke Of daryinR and OF breed
Ing for dairy and beef products. He ompha-
sized tho necessity % guarding against tho
CroEs breeding OF dairy types with beef types
Dairying no said. provides employment during
the entire year for the farmers. besides bring
Ing In ready cash every month. Tho address
was followed by a forty minute discussion OF
dairy subjects,
Charles Grucc. one OF the successful dnirymen
CT Scphi. presented In very forccful way the
advantages md profits OF this important in
dustry. He gave in tabular form tho profits
derived from a thlrty-acre Irrigated farm and
from a 1fteen-cOw dairy farm. They were j325
vor OF tho dairy These results were based
nov a
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Northrop on Fruit Culture.

Prof Northrop discussed fruit tree planting
and growing Commencing with the virgin
Foil. he discussed the preparation OF tho SOIL
the selection Of varieties planting. caro- and
pruning OF the trc~s during their carly growth
md until maturity The profits 10 be obtained
from commercial orchard were shown md
illustrated by examples Of tho results obtained
by others. thirty minute discussion OF the
subject followed
Prof Cotcy discussed very fully tho wifc' 5
sphere In farm life While the husband Nus
the money Gett"r the wife tho home
spender and unless sharing equally the reSpon-
Hlbllltlcs OF the home unable TO exercise
TO n great extent depends the success Of many
hon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Ambulance to Get Right of Way.

Dr Powers cOmph aimed thnt or Saturday
when John Pcnheld was mutilntcd by switch
engine the ambulance unable 10 reach
the depot This caused By congestion
II express wagons and other vehicles and tho
CITY Attorney WAS instructed to prepare un
ordinance giving the right OF way to the
bUlancc over all vehicles except United States
mail wagons and the hrc department.
Emmett asked for appropriation OF 500
10 grade the hlll on Thlrty-second street. as
provided for two yearE ago. The matter was
reforred TO tho Street committee, and the Coun-
a. adjourned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Closed With Banquet.

The institute was closed by banquet Mt tho
Ncphi hign school, followed by dance Tor tho
formers and their guests in the armorY. The
banquet was prepared under the direction OF
Miss Ella Mauehan. graduate OF the Agrl-
cultural college. who has charge OF tho domeH-
tic erts work at tho high school. Prof cotcy
w0s proud refer to Miss Naughan ns ono of
her girls. and expressed appreciation OF tho
able manner In which the banquet was pre-
pared and served, IL guyc the college people
great satisfaction to sc" In the practical work
Of the Ncphl high school four Of their grad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Judgment Is Cancelled.

The Sanitary committee reported quarantine
follows; Dlphtherio, one; chicken
poN. two. scarlet fever one; smallpox four;
whoOping cough two.
4 resolution was offered and adopted In
structlnE the city Attorney TO cancel JudC
mcnt standing against w. W CrossmuIl
which has been the record FOR II number Of
years The Judgment is the outcome 0f suit
eight years old OF the city against the Bell
Telephone company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Stopped q Runaway.

But for the timely Interference Of IN un-
known citizen Main street would have ycstcr-
dpy afternoon probably been the acenc OF a
lively runaway. The unknown stepped In
front OF hors0 which wa5 Just beginning n
s1,rint down townrd Second South and sue
cecdcd In bringing the animal to standstlIl
before any damage was done, At the umo the
Slrecl MnN crnMdnd WIN MnROno.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Government Checks Titles.

w d Beers and J. Larson OF the Gov
crnment reclamation service ore in Pro-
vo for thc purpose OF checking up tbs
titles TO land owned by those who con-
tracted with ths Government for water In
the Stra %berry valley water project.
,0cputJ Sheriff Barnett arrested one
McCready At the San Pedro depot last
evening for jumping board bill at Span
lsh Fork. J. William Knight OF RAYMOND,
Canada. csmo TO tho rescue, paid the
Eoard bill and MCCrcady was released.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
All Felt Well at Close.

Tho visitors from Logan were exceedingly
gratinnd with the interest manifested at the
meetings the feeling OF good fellowship md
hospitality thot prevailed Tho people OF Ne
phl and their Commercial club were voted
umong the most progressive In the State.
Average attendance us. with al present
SATURDAY afternoon The next Institutes will
be held Monday. February s5. in Sonpctc and
Beaver counties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Would Preserve Soils Riches.

DR.. Yoder discussed various methods by
which tho fertility OF tho soil could DO main
tuined and even increased The Importance Of
this question impressed upon the minds
OF tho audience. While our arid land is the
most fertile to bo found anywhere. yet ne
tuid. a time viii come, unless proper precau-
lions are taken. when tho soil win be de-
pIeteJ or Its fertility. and the time Is op-
pDrtune 10 consider This matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Mnyor's Veto Voted Down.

Tho nrst resistance that Mayor Conroy has
met with came tonight The Mayor submitted
communication In which he vetoed tho ac-
tion or the Council at It's last meeting in
awarding 20 T. 9. Morris tho contract for
painting tho spTinklng wagons on motion.
the original contract carried and tho
Mayors veto was ovcrTiddon by unanimous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
John Lee Arrested.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN Feb 2C-John Leo. snid 10 have
been implicated In the bounty frauds In Weber
county was orrestcd late this afternoon on
warrant sworn to by County Clerk Mnttson.
Ho was taken 10 the county jail and held there
for a few hours and later released on his own
rocognznuc- TO appear before Judge Murphy
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and give bonds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
5000 600 Shop Fire.

eoI-Tu BETHLEHEM. Pa, Feb 25.-The
,,,ncroI onoc building and part OF No. ma
sL,na ahop of the Bethlehem Steel company
80 d.stroyed by fro today entnlling n loss
of 700 OoO 10 property and valuable records
The largo drafting rooms containing valuable
J,,n,s 81 the works werc destroyed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
MEMBERS DID NOT RESIGN.
Ogden Councilmen Still Hang on to
Their Jobs.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 26.-At the meeting OF the City
Council tonight no sensational developments
occurred and lone OF the Councilmen who had
been requested 10 resign did 50. Mr.. Chambcrs
who has been convicted OF collecting Illegal
fcce was absent: Mr NUyes. against
whom n similar charge obtains Mr.. Craig
who Is being tried the same charge.
- H.. IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
King Gives Levce.

LONDON. Feb. 5.-Embussador Reid end
Secretary Carter attended King Edwards sec
and ."yec at Buckin gham Halacc today. Inc
only American presented was Alan sands 9i
New York Immediately after the lsyeo VS.
,redentiaIs as nrst japanese ambassador to
tho court OF st James.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
President Kerr's Address.

Beginning with the origin OF the lond gront
act In establishing agricultural colleges. Pres
ident Kerr showed the gradual development OF
these institutions and finally the extension OF
instruction In agriculture md related subjects
TO the rural schools The advantages OF teach
Ing elementary agriculture, mechanic arts and
domestic arts thoso subjects closest related
10 the life work OF tho rural closses
pointed ont and emphasized. BY renrranging
the courses an now taught In the grades. II
was found possible TO include these aubJccte.
20 tho material advantage OF tho student, who
e better prepared after having received In
struction In these branches, 10 contend with
the problems OF everyday life or for tho pur-
poso Of entering school OF higher learning.
President Kerr congratulated the people OF
Nephl In establishing these courEoS in their
new high school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
To Reduce License.

Dickson introduced resolution instructin
tho city Attorney 10 draw an ordinance rcduc
Ing the license on the bowling alleys from $
10 s. per quarter and providing regulations 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Water Right Litigation.

In the District court today the time
was taken DIP In the trial OF the case OF
Springville vs. Mrs. William Konold The
case was brought to dete, mino the rights
to the use OF the waters OF Spring creek,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
RURAL MAIL FOR TWO TOWNS,
State Road From Provo and Spring
Vile to Be Served by Carrier.

PROVO, Fob N.-Thirty residents on
tho State roud between Provo and Spring
Vile have pctitioned tho Postolilcc de-
! urtment for rural FREQ delivery service,
and the postmaster At Provo has forward
cd the petition to Washington, with q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
TWO POWER PLANTS
FOR AMERICAN FORK
Steam and Water Plant to
Be Erected Without
Delay.
Special TO The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Uta

Special TO The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, Utah. Feb. 27.-The
Utah Light and Power company has decided
upon the construction OF TWO plants lnstsad OF
tho originally considered. II Will con-
sist OF steam plant located here In the town
OF two hundred horse pcwer. and a water pro
PEELED plant located In tho American Fork can
yon. one and a half miles above their other
plant. OF q 1900 horse power capacity.
Tho engineering work for the construction
OF the above VIII be commenced at once, IL
having been awarded TO Young OF Salt Like
city 1t is expected that the two plants VIII
be complete and ready for operation before
the lapse OF the present year.
The cnpital stock OF the company has been
Increased from $50. GO to $40 0J. and Is chiefly
held by the three cities Of American FORK
Pleasant Grove and Lshl. making IL pracu-
.uII NIL
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ated the money TO himself when he knew
that the statutes prohibited such action.
Craig said that he could not answer the
question. but he put another question 10
Mr.. kimball:
why did VIC have City Attorney. to
whom We pay $500 a year, who could not
and did not tell us that we did not have
the authority"
Didn't Know In Gods Name.
Kin.ball replied I'm Gods name, | dar't
know neither do | know why the City
Attorney received SIS a month for clerk
hire"
When Judge Bagley was on the stand
Mr. Kimhall asked him IL he had given a
legal opinion to certain Councilrnen on
the street as TO the legality of the appro-
priation. Bagley replied; "No. IT was not
. legal opinion"
kimball came back at him and asked
WAS 1t an Illegal oplnion?" Baglcy
could not answer he latter question,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
NEPK| FARMERS
HOLD INSTITUTE
Faculty From Agricultural Col
lege at Logan Are the
Instructors.
EVERY PHASE OF FARM
LIFE is DISCUSSED
Closed With a Grand Banquet
and Ball at the High
School.
TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
NEPHI. Feb. 27.-Thc farmers institute
held under the auspices OF the Nophi CONNER
cial club, and assisted by professors OF the
Agricultural college ot Nephi Friday and Sot-
urday last. was ono OF tho successful
meetings ever held hero. The variety OF sub
jects treated, the practical way in which they
were handled. followed by tho numerous ques-
lions and extended discussion afforded tho
largo audience ample food Tor reflection. Each
address vas listened 10 with marked attention
and at the close the speaker was nooded with
questions which brought out numerous proc
tical Ideas Local nGriculturists who
cessful In somo one branch OF the subject were
represented by speakers. who presented In
very apt and effective way their practices, and
wero unanimous in expressing an appreciation
OF tho work OF the Logan institution for the
lhornation obtained from tho professors dur
Ing the past few years.
Tho most important address uDques-
tionably thnt of President w. ]. Kerr. During
the hour and quarter occupied by him, he
was listened TO with rnpt attention by every
OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
DoEnR

~ a prominent wo-
ks., INC, writes: INV
kr.,.,,h my appetite gone
sssass', and | was sim.
n ,rsa, W. condition. l had
H., ss,''Glcines and doctors
!. | was thorourbISS n,bIS
el . last resort / trIed
,,i.. PREPARATION. VlnoI
b SA ti.i II had none Of 'iIH'. tS.
C, "i,eTeeable taste Of
H.. "yer Oil or emu.
IbsI,% :, delicious to e'1,Ha- ,n1ie
IFst,,ssa mort time IL gayc
4,sas' 4,s',s ,s., ,bailt Up my 1Dse Her.
Strength" m % Der
flslh. sI'lions as those
I,s!ke sns eTsFy one of the
Is .s., 1,,r OIL md VvIIhlns wI,hn1,;
.sb' b'ss,ss5n-clogginsS ss5 S'o,i0H1 Of, Ut
i ! and retard it's worL We TO
".
tsl sIp..s9,, % every organ Kramer er
IA ws''on W. ana makoY ..
i s 81, facilitated. tls ased run IN
,sreHrg Ifke axe City. and
II soT Tpougrs. alII or bPonop1,rln1 bTCTopHrn
g. i dso,.a,antee.' "a. - YYi'Ghllls IL an.i 5
\ ssapss,s give satisfae,iiooSS ioS's =
Druggists tg''ah; aIso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
II You DON'T KNOW

the convenience and profitable
ness of Certificates of Deposit
we will explain everything per-
talning to them,
sum ~ II nonev ,S ,hiS w,tb bou s dGpoot Fnr
agreed upon length OF time and
we Day Interest according to the
period the money remains here.
There are a number OF other
good features. too.
Utah Savings & Trust Co.,
No. 16O Main Street.
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Mrs John Jex OF Spanish Fork under
went very serious operation on Satur-
Cay at the home OF her mother. Mrs
Alex Hedquist. Sr.. In the Fifth ward
t,hc is reported as much improved today
ara is getting along nicely
Frank Carapanos. an inmate or tho
State Mental hospital, committed from
Salt Lake county, VIII start for Chicago
tonight accompanied by Chief Engineer
Homer Cnrapanoss relatives Will pay
Tor his transportation to Chicago and Will
care for him on his arrival there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28

Abraham Powell ct al. have located the
Outcast mining claim In the Lchi dis
trlCt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
WHEN SHER|FFS MEET
SOMETHING HAPPENS
Nevada Officer Loses Chicago
Captive to Deputy Sheriff
Sebring at Ogden.

Special to The Tribune
OF Lander county, New. had n novel and
oGDEN, Feb. T.-Sherin NJ J. Murphy
uhusuni experience when he arrived in
ogden over the Union Pacific at 3:45 this
morning and had prisoner whom he
was returning to Austin, New. and whom
he mad captured In Chicago. taken away
from him. The act was committeed by
Under Sheriff Sebrlne OF Weber county
put was done under authority and war
rant OF law.
Arrested on Leaving Change.
Ihrec years ago James L. Finnegan and
TWO companions. brothers. named II Pea
COCK and Robert Peacock were Indicted
horses and paid for them with Worthless
uraIts' Shefln Murphy got line on their
location and armed with u warrant and
cA'raultion papers, went To Chicago and
on MONDAY. February 10. arrested Finne-
Bnn as the latter was leaving the stock
exchange
Sues Writ of Habeas Corpus.
The requstlon for the removal and de-
livery of tho man to Nevada was signed
py Gov; Deneen on February q. and the
samS night Sheriff Murphy departed for
the West with his prisoner,
Later, II Is said that the Governor OF
Illinois discovered a defect and revoked
the papers Murphy was then on his way
'N'iS' pNl lTlenus OF tlnncgan started
proceedings and sued out n writ of ha-
peas corpus. This was forwarded TO
Sncrin Bailey of Weber, with Instructions
TO take the prisoner at Ogden. and take
lcgal advice on the writ
Legal Fight Is On.
The writ was served this morning by
Sebring and the prisoner taken to the
county jail. Sheriff Murphy Is here and
has wired the officials OF Nevada for fur
ther instructions F1nnegan was taken be-
fore Judge Howell and the hearing on
the writ was set for Wednesday morning
In the meantime Murphy has engaged
District Attorney George Halverson to
take care OF his side of the case.
FlnneBan was of the opinion today that
he would prefer to go on TO Nevada and
stand trial. He does not want to return
TO Chicago. But he says that his friends
there have stood by him so well and have
spent money 10 get him bnck. and he
Will contend in favor OF the writ.
Surprise Came Last Night.
A surprise came 10 Sheriff Murphy to-
night when Attorney W. J. Turner of
the Forrest criminal law firm OF Chicago
arrived in ogden, reaching this point
only fourteen hours after the Sheriff and
the prisoner had arrived. Mr.. Turner Is
here for the purpose OF lighting In behalf
OF the habeas corpus proceedings He left
Chicago Saturday night and arrived here
shortly after the prisoner, the cxplana-
ton being that the Sheriff adopted q cir
cuitous route In order TO avoid process.
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Oratorical Contest.

The orntorical contest that held here
ost evening was an event OF considerable in
terest, bringing people from all points ot the
county The contest was held under the hu-
spices OF the Mutual Improvement association
of the Alpine stake, and WIS for a silver cup.
The contesting parties Henson Turner
of Pleasant Grove Francis Child OF Lehl city,
and T. 81 Kelley OF this place. and their sub
jects were follows. The Necessity OF
Revelations" Joseph Smith Hero and
Practical Mormonlsm." respectively. The
cup was Won by Mr. Childs OF Lehl and the
percentages received by the contcsung parties
Mcre Turner I9. ChIlds 50 and kellcy -