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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
DULL MONTH OPENS
WITH GOOD SHOWING
Business Conditions Generally
Indicate Spring Season of
Great Prosperity.

February is counted among the real
estate agents merchants and other busi-
ness men as the dullcSt month In all the
year, yet the showing thus far made In
every limo OF trade and commercial ac-
tiNity is one that auguTs spiendidly for
year of unprecedented prosperity In
every field
Much Real Estate Moves.
Take the real estate transfers for ex-
ample There are a number OF large
deals that have been consummated, al
though not yet placed on record. but the
showing OF the books is In Itself salts
factory. Five business days In the month
thus far have witnessed cighty-four trnns-
fors In the realty market, with total
consideration or Sl62.3So. and there is
every indication that the next five days
Will sec double that amount so on record.
Another Third South Deal.
Indicative OF the strong demand for
Third South street property and the re-
cent rapid Increase in tho price OF land
tuesday negotiated a deal for the sale
OF n feet frontage by 1l51S feet. corner Of
Third South and First West streets. fac
Ing south and west. the consideration be-
are not yet entered OF record the name OF
the buyer is not given out by the agent.
Opening Up Small Farms.
Another feature that Is noted with
qualification by nil who are closely inter
ested In the development OF the city is
the increasing number OF suburban farms.
Land that has for years lain idle and use
less will this season be brought under
cultivation. and In tho valley both north
and south OF the city many new and eX-
cellent cottages Will be erected before
autumn
Will Enlarge Hotel.
Plans for the west side extension OF the
Wilson hotel East Second South street.
owned by a. Fred Wey, are now In the
hands OF Architect Neuhausen. and work
WIN begin at an early date. The extension,
which Will cost $4,000. Will be three stories
and Will occupy 81 feet of ground lmme-
dlately west OF the present building Mr.
Wey, who has many other large inter
ests in tho city. is circulating n petition
which hns received numerous signatures,
for the purpose OF having the name of
Market street changed to Postoflce place
Business conditions generally arc excel
lent. Merchants arc having an unusually
large trade at their special and cleanup
sales, and without exception are confident
that the spring business Will be far ahcad
Of the average. The days bank clearings
are well up 10 the high record the figures
showing $3.50. 52I .0S. as against 500. Pol l6 for
the corresponding day of last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Threats Had Been Made.
DRAMATIC READING
Ladies Of Unity Circle Give Pleasing
Entertainment.

The regular monthly social given by tho
Ladies of the Unity circle was ejvr5
Iuesoay evening In the shape of a dra
matte evening and social I'm the IIpit, ria.
non. There was large attendance Of
the many friends OF the society and a
pressing programme was rendered
ihe programme opened with n MAN,
SOLO oy Mrs. Alvah Lewis which wa q
executed In an efficient manner. The d,Isy
coax Me by Miss Ethel Sturgis and
Lester Price, was pleasing and amusine
Miss Emily Larson sang in heamtIf,,l
voice an air from "Tarantelle The
hover scene from "Ingomar' was pre-
S'r o,n,eo oy Such able artists as Luke Cos
grove. In the role OF Ingomar. and Mrs
rank Larson, as Parthenia The artists
forts. sP'enuio et-
Dancing and cards were the orao.
tne evening after the programme Re-
1T Mdreshments were served during The socinI
5,e me committee I'm charge OF the success
and Sturgis NO. Larson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
WANT WATER RIGHTS
Half-Dozen Applications Filed With
State Engineer.

\ half-dozen applications for water rightt
were iled with State E1ginccr Tanner on Tues.
doN The amounts applied Tor varied from
TWO and two-thirds second feet to seventy two
second feet, all to be used for Irrigation pur-
pcscs.
John II. Scolcy OF Mt. Pleasant wishes TO dI-
vert ten sccond-feet from the Green river 10
be impounded in the Rods valley reservoir in
Emery county while Stuart r. Sccey nsks for
twelve second-fcct from the samc stream thIs
also to be lmpoundo1 IN the same reservoir
from which II is 10 be distributed for irrieatlng
surrounding lands
The Dry Gulch Irrigation company wishes 20
supply water to the owners OF 1920 acres on the
uintah reservation, and has applied for the
right Ia divert ssyenty-two second feet of winter
from Green river.
Frederick II. Newmeysr OF Fort Duchcsne
applies for two and.twO- thirds second feet from
Grcon river; r. 81 Pope OF Ssat Lake for N-n =
ter from SANS canyon In UIntah county and
Charles Smons OF Theodore. Utah. for two
seoond-fnot from Green river Each OF these
applicants hos n farm OF l60 ncrra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
SALT0N SINK FILLING UP
salt Lake Man Returns From Visit
to the Great Valley,

Manager l.angford OF SaltaIr, who rc-
turned Monday from a visit To tha c,T,
91 Oh Galilornia and the salton sink. gives
colorado river Is flowing into tba a-root
SINK IN two mighty streams one as wISs
as Salt Lake thoroughfare and tpe
Unnsr Was ,a,eru great deal wider and deeper. He
vicinity OF the sink that none OF tbe NJ, ,ae
VI VI tne river is running into the Gulf and
.nat the water In the great valley is r,sina "
uI u, Inc rate OF more than two inches q
For the third time on account NJ tba
Iis,le OF the water which Is now forty
mlies w1ds long tb am, and more than nrteen miles
Ianrrord nre ato Sou.heIn Pacific railway. Mr..
cate cate Its tracks on higher ground wbepe
t eney are not likely to DO again distmrhed
~ ~ 'ne nf rising th water While in the vicIn-
Joorneyed Into Bnjo California 70 Inenent
several mining properties " inspect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
BELMONT IS MODERN HOTEL
Inspection Bears Out Statement and
Patrons Have Surprise in Store.

Neat and up-to-dste in ovcry detail de-
Ecribcs the Belmont hotel and grill room at
zOs State street which opened to the public
Monday morning. Mrs NJ J. Stewart is the
proprietress and II is her intention TO con-
duct frst-cass hotcl on the European plnn
Tho grill room Is one OF the neatest JmagIn-
able and is capable OF oceting fully hun
drcd people
The furniture is nil new. The kitchen Is In
charge Of a competent chef and mona but white
help Will be employed. Among other things
which Mrs Stewart contempl3tos doing In
the near future, Is to Invite all patrons OF tho
house to visit the kitchen. whore thoy rnay
see for themselves under what conditions tho
very best food 10 cooked. The hotel has over
one hundred rooms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
USED JIU-JITSU METHOD
Employs japanese Style of Fighting
With Alarming Results.

When Frank Cray entered the Queen city
restaurant Tuesday morning and left without
paying Tor meal, he probably WAS not aware
that one t AiyasoH. who waited upon him
Nns pnst grand master OF the jiu- Jltsu meth.
cd Of hghtinG The latter tackled Gray about
Ing a prominent nerve center scnt tho bio
follow sprawling his back In the mix
uI which followed, the Jap stopped a we'll
directed stone with his head but this simply
acted as a stimulant and before Gray could
nrc enothnr missile he was again on his back
with the little Jap beating TATTOO on his face
10th men were eventually arrested and charged
With 1ghtng.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
MAY ENTER A PROTEST
Number Of Citizens Object to Changes
in Gas Franchise.

Many protests were heard yesterday arnins,
the City Councils granting to Mcszrs Snow
md pnret the right 10 increase their COS rates
under the franchise obtnined by them soros
limo ago, and there Was some talk OF present
Ink formal protest 10 tho Council nj tho
meeting Thursday evening. Attorney General
lireeden was approached by number OF tnr-
payers and osked 10 tako some action in iho
ioatter but his advice to them was that the
proper way TO reach results in tho matter was
60 nlc q formal protest with tho City Council
II Ia likely that some such action will bc taken
today by number OF citizens who nre opposed
10 the Councirs allowing the higher rate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
BOY WILL RECOVER
Unless Scalp Wound Proves Fatal,
Physicians Saw He Will Live

Unless complications which aro not at thIs
timo cntlcipated set in, the attending physi-
clans believe nre-ycar- old Chnrlea Anderson
who wns almost crushed by 4J0-pound box
Monday, VIII recover As Stcted In The 'rrIb-
une, the little fellow was the back of m,
dray when several OF the heavy boxes OF mcr-
chandise fell breaking both of his legs and
in1icting othor Injuries of n serious na tlrc
The fractures have been reduced and unloss
the Injury 10 his soalp proves more serious thop
ANTICIPATED. he Will recover Robert I. Ander-
SON the boys father, called DR. 6. c. Baldwin
Dr. ]. s Richards and DIR. Benedict In consul.
fauon and nfter the limbs had becn set and
nn examination made. the above diagnosis was
Gwen out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
READINGS ON SHAKESPEARE
First Of Series of Lectures Given
by Miss Pierce.

The first in series OF lectures and readings
on Cyrbelne was given yesterday afternoon
by Miss HurNolla Pierce at her studio in the
Tempcton building. and was woll attended,
Mrs Piercc in opening tho lecture compared
the characters OF 1moscn and Portin- and CON-
sidcred the former the heroine Of the Shakes
pearean drama Portia wos the more brilliant
OF the TWO women, but tho rcal heroine and
loving wife, Imo.cn would be preferred Miss
Pierce road a number OF opinions from the
various critics ond gave n splendid Introduction
to tho work that VIII DO taken up with tho
olnss studying Cymbelinc The clnsS Will meet
twice a week tho next meeting TO be held on
Thursday morning at To- O'Clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Land and Water 9.

The Independent Lard asd M
this city hle5 articles Il -
County Clerks Office ru.ssrs
Is capitalized for Na ID. d
the officers ar; n. b Wss-,
treasurer. q. VI. Forhsa -
Iaing, secretary 1hs O.
carry on a general land AL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Country Club Elects Directors.

The annual election OF the board OF direct
ors OF the Country club held Tuesday
afternoon In the committee rooms at the
Packard library building Thirty-hve mem
bern were present. and the following directors
were chosen TO the club for the ensuInp
year: f, z. NcGurrin. George Holman
+. w. Packard. E. II. Wicks. w. Mont Ferry
George w Teintz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Diplomatic '

BERLIN, FEB; -. ~
in tho diplomatic ,Ta.ss, .
Heyk!ns. German nr,asSirs0.
Foreign Affairs, a. ros Hs
burg; Prince Max I,,ssns iST =
man Minister !. nsIus4s.
Won HeykinS ~ ,s,nI,tss =
valley, German MILE MILE II
van Raudor ct Conp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
JEROME GBTTDG|
To Prosecute the Life q
Tenders

NEW YORK. Feb. i.-wE-
life insurance cases vhis
examination by The D'Snd
were notified today 10 q =
before the grind jury e.
the lrst active step tsken .
Jerome ir the cHmlnsl 80
surance offenders. i; iTsixal5
Tie part OF Mr. JercC'e d
have an extraordinary e.
for the special consideT1s>
cases.
Mr.. Jerome. II Is ss!d. ~
upon n large number o.
only awaiting the peelSals
the legislative lnvesilfaul
additional light Il Will NV
matters involved -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Mining Company Incorporates.

The Mcconnell Mining company. with a cap-
itnl stock OF $50 600. in 81 shnrcs and owning a
group OF ten claims In tho Mason mining dis.
trict, Lyon county Nevada 6led articles Of
Incorporation In tho ofnco of the County Clerk
TUESDAY. Frank Plorco Ia president. Edward
w, Clark. vice-presidc3t md treasurer and
William j. Bnrrctto secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Charges Against PostuI|

F. J. Mckee, chief poa-c
this district, lie In Salt LAn
II is un1eTstood. Of Inyenin.
recently filed agninst Por=11
F. G. Sharp By Walter J.
charged p0sto6oc empldJsr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Germany Prepus

BEPLIN, Feb. 7.-Hos, ! r
10 meot q possible sN 4
increase in grain lnpst 4
month. There we're .l,. l'. n
year los. 00o tons o. IN =
i'm January. 1873; w. 80 t
month, against 900 :, "a = q
month last year, aisl - ;, -
uaDy, against 300 tons -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
DR.. Beatty Starts Home TODAY

DIR. T. Beatty leaves Los Angeles this
evening on the Snlt Lake Limited. and Will
rcach homo tomorrow afternoon. He wns
called 10 southern California on Friday last
to attend the little daughter os Mr. and Mrs
Matthew II. Walker OF this city who has
been suffering from attack OF diphthcria
but IA now out Of danger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Another Damage Suit On,

Judge Ritchic and jury arc now trying the
damage case Of Miss Eugena kimbaU ana
others aSainst Salt Lake City. The plaIntlG,
demand Judgment for $500 damages TO their
property ut ieI North Main street, by change
or grade. The case may reach tho fury todnv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
Eighteen Year-Old Boy Arrested on
Warrant Charging This Offense.

II. a. Chase. young man who claims to be
hut lS ycars Of age. arrested by Omccr
Taylor Tuesday afteroon on warrant charG-
Ing him with forgery. Chase Is alleged TO have
passed n worthless check a Chinese NOR
chant on Third South street and II is thought
TINT similar checks were passed on other Salt
lake bublnrSS men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Had a Good y

According to reports a.
nual meeting, the las; III
prosperous years in the kttr|
Fire Insurance company Il
pany paid during the year g
10 per cent On ltB carshi
Sl9. coo TO undivided proeu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Funeral Of Mrs. 4

The funeral Of Mrs Can
wife OF yaJ. ". A. S1p.7a {
the residence OF the sa -
Thursday afternoon az odd
had two children. Josspa 4 q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Taken to State 4

Frank Mnzza. who vas -
In the pcnitent!ary by Jssn
day, on conviction OF rc:c4r
Vas taken TO The State prx<
ecph Smith. who will % eRI
the second degree. sec0zsc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
UTAH CANNED PEAS
Nine Samples Analysed and Found to
Be Pure

OF nine samples OF canned peas put I'D
oy Utah manufacturers and filed with
State Chemist Harms by State Food In
spoctor Peterson, every one was found to
be pure. or the same number OF samples
from Eastern factories. two were found
TO contain saccharinc and one sulphate of
copper, The State Chemist saws that
Utah manufactured products may be re-
lied upon as being free from aduiterat tion
and deletcrious substances
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Delinquent Water Users.

The City Treasurcr's office has notified
delinquent water users that scttIcment
must be made at once or the supply Will
be cut on. In some cases this action has
already been taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Sheep Basis of Suit

Thomas +. King has filed an action aRulnst
John A. Strong in the Third District court 10
recover s4es. 2t alleged 20 be due upon a con-
tract for tho delivery OF certain sheep
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Miss Pollock Talks

Miss Roralic Pollock primary supervioer in
the city schools, addressed tho teachers In the
primary Rrudcs In the city and county huIId
Ing YESTERDAY afternoon. AZ the same time
Drawing Supervisor Fairbanks addressed thu
dru wing instructors '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
One Year for Smith

Joe Smith chng gcd with burglar, In tho sec
ond degree entered n pIoa OF eIiltv In Jus.
ArnntIongs division OF she Third DIe,rict
court Tuesday. and was sentenced To one ,.ar
In tho state prison. Smith burgIarizod ths
Empire steam laundry on July n laaa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
To Set Aside Js

Cora s Young !e suirg r.
and others in the Third -
aside a judgment qclc.S
tain property on The rrrA
In the case was not proos.
volvcd Is lot II. block |. Ss1
1ltlon. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Negro Shot 70

OZARK Ala. Feb. ,,,,, .: /:
rnob of white men n.,,,s. 8 4
shooting a, Jim fn1 : 80
who had administers -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
CITY OWNS GlSl
U. S. Court Upholds h
nicipal 0Erfa

CHICAGO. Fob. i-r
plant Of the Consumer us
Indianapolis by the GU ~,
municipal Ownership p9S7|
be legal N ths oplnNs ~
the United Stntes Gear =
The decision reYerses - n
In Indianapolis rsstra.ais.
chasing the plant q
franchise OF which b"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Army GOmna'S

gERIIS. Feb 90 "oas,r, z
today reports that !, 0 Is..s
are nble to run I'm o. ~ II
received notice freu' 1,r e|
Of a mobilization 20 os SHser
~ rho Government
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Attachment Suit Filed.

Powers lIiecy & Co fIed an at,achmon,
suit against Scphl L. Cotton In the Third Dis
trict court fueSdoy. TO collect $42 co alleged Ia
be due Tor goods. wares and merchandise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD

DIR WILLIAM F. CoBURN OF Boston Will
address tho students at tho University OF Utah
during chapel hour this morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
CAUGHT A Gil
Of HEAV[N|
Weather II. Bureau NJ
They Saw oIi
on MondqI
NOT POSITIVE, HosI
AS TO STRAIN
Powerful Telese,a
Into Play By S
the Weathe,

By the aid Of a p,x.,,.
HSa't and one or tso 81
In the weather bursss
with particularly &C.
able Yesterday. SO ih,y y
glimpse Of what lcoEsd +
sun.
Could Not Say RI
But even they. With N ,
knowIedse of that h,ays.
unable to declare po,I,s.
thc sun. so strange a,
become TO even the n,
bureau for the pas, IA
Then there was soru,,S' ,s
%ea ther men were abIs =
their powerful glass, ~
W "iost lnortals-snOg H.
say that It fell shor,Ir'
Tuesday morning tks s,.l'
tied being the oSserya;S,.aD' ~
OF the Dooly block ~
tiful fell any place els, ~
er man nor any OF NJ.
able To say. but snox
yesterday morning, spa
fell on the Dcoly blocS J.
dlction come true.
Salt Lahcrs Coz,
But Salt Lakers MAY y.
more snow is predicted r.
though the snail qusn,a~
terday didn't tend 10 Isss.'
of the fog. the storm NJ
day is bigger and thee +
TO sweep away the mis- ~
Invited and has remals-i
even those brought 10 h
foes are the rule ralhe- 4
tion say they have pers,
like II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
BODY OF BABE FOUND
FLOATING IN WATER
Fully Developed Child Taken
From Jordan River Tues
day Afternoon.

A fully developed girl baby was found
floating I'm the Jordan river Tuesday af-
ternoon, the infant being wrapped In a
number of newspapers The matter was
reported to tho police station and De-
tectiVo Shannon visited the spot where
the little body was rescued from the river
and conveyed 1t to the Evans undertake
ing establishment on State street.
No Clue to Work On.
There is absolutely no clue to work Oh
In attempting to locate the mother. The
little body was perfectly nude, with the
exception OF the covering OF newspapers,
and In the absence OF any clothes or
other means OF Identification II will
probably be n hard job to place the blame
where it belongs 1t seems hardly pos
slble that the babe was disposed of by
the mother. as IT evidently was less than
TWO days old when thrown into the river.
but. In view OF similar Incidents record
ed in The Tribune during the past few
months the theory Is not an impossible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
$1,000 for Fin%s'

UKIAH. CAL ,Ia Fec, O,.ao 2
F.. West OF ssattls' trs Is ss|
Eel river JanuaI aanI McS
morning by EFapssl az sslcl0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
Investigation Will Be Made.

But In any event an effort will be made
To locate tho lnhuman person who threw
the body into the river The little one,
as before stated, was fully developed and
had the appearance OF having been a
perfectly healthy child when born. The
matter was reported TO the Coroner, and
In case any clue can be found to work
on. the AFFAIR Will be sftcd TO the bot
tom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
GAMBLERS TAKE HINT
AND LEAVE SALT LAKE
NJ. II. Wilson to Be Sentenced by
Judge Diehl This Af-
tern00n.

Gamblers arc shaking the dust of Salt
Lake from their shoes aud hiking for
greencr pastures. Six OF the twenty-five
men arrested at the time of the raid on
the Montana club who have been out on
$50 bonds for the past few days. were
given chance 10 leave Tuesday when.
upon motion OF Assistant City Attorney
DAILY the cases against them were con-
tinucd indefinitely and q short cxplana-
ton made to them b. Judge Diehl ex-
planning why such action was taken. II
arrested here after a given length Of time
the men Will be liable to prosecution on
the original charge Those who were al
lowed TO draw down their bonds upon tho
express condition that they would get out
OF town. were the following: George
Thomas. James Gum, l. G. Klnscy, Ma
than Hale Walter Jones and Walter
Schipp.
Wilson to BE Sentenced Today.
M H Wilson. the proprietor OF the
club. and who was found guilty of main
taining a gambling house Monday. Will
be sentenced today. There arc still sew
cral others who were arrested at the
same time who are awaiting trial, Their
cases were continued Tuesday for trial
Many Others Leave.
a prominent member of the police force,
in speaking OF the gambling situation.
said. Not only the men who were ar
rested are leaving the city. but A large
number or others as well. Many o. them
are going to Butte, where they hope to be
able to operate, while others have al
ready left Tor tho various mining camps
in Nevada / counted no less than
dozen OF the knights OF the green cloth
boarding a train the other evening. and
1 tell You II me0ns less worry and trouble
for all OF us TO have them away from Salt
Lake. l believe that within another
week there won't be a dozen gamblers
left here. and most OF them are residents
who have homes and cannot make ar
rangements to leave on such short no.
tice. A month ago there were at least
250 gamblers and boosters In the city"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
In the Dead Of Night.

Mr., Goodman says that Garside. L. b
Alfred OF Evanston and himself were
asleep in camp at least four miles from
the dead line" when dozen men
swooped down on the camp and opened
fire on the wagon In which they Law
Garside was shot dead while trying to get
out OF the wagon, and the same bullet
that ended his life passed through Good
mans clothing, scoring his stomach and
also cutting his finer