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1890 -Uardinal Pecci. brother Of
Pops Leo. died in Rome.
1894 Congressman John O. Houk
Of Tennessee died. Born Feb. 9s.
1850.
1895 ~ Margaret Cook. last surviv-
Ing passenger Of Fulson's olsmont.
died.
1927 Onion Of Greece and Crete
proclaimed.
loo2 Great ORE In Paterson. N. J.
1906 Henry ". Oliver. Pittaburg
millionairs died
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Special Meeting.

A special meeting Of the stock hold
eYs Of The Florence Natural Gas and
Heating company will be held At the
office Of The Florence OIL and Rein
ing company 1t Florence. Colorado. on
February 10th. 1906. ~ ten O'Clock
=. m. for the purpose Of electing d.
rectors. and for such other business
- may properly como before tho meet
ing. A. r. GUAAER,
l7-46 Secretary.
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Afraid of Strong Medicines.

Many people suffer for years with
rheumatic pains, and prefer to do SO ra-
ther than take the strong medicines usu.
ally given for rheumatism, not knowing
that quick relief from pain may be had
simply by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and without takiug any medicine
Internally. For sale by all dealers. tie
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This pats II HistorY Y.

i
isis-sAmusl Butler. author Of
'Hudibras. Z born. Died Sept ~.
1850.
1857 Ferdinand II. Of Germany
died.
1074-House Of commons resolved
against standing army.
i7So-Aaron Hill. dramatic writer.
died.
i77e-Col. aladsden presented
SNAKE Flag to American congress for
naval use.
i7sl-Bank of United States moor
poratsd.
i7ss--salAry Of president Of the
United States fixed At sa5. 200.
Frederick Chopin. composer.
born.
1876 Congress Of Vienna abolished
slavery.
1928 Jules Verne. French writer
Of romances. born.
ls4s- Republic proclaimed 1t Rome
1881 - Confederate goveInment
formed at Montgomery, Ala.
lss7-outbreak Of Fenians in south
Ireland.
1859 = ReburiAl Of remains Of Mrs.
SurrAtt. hanged for conspiracy in the
assassination of President Lincoln.
1853 = Governor general Of India
assassinated At Port Blair.
le75-Great Broadway nre in New
York city.
isSs-Serious riots in London oaus.
ed BY Socialist agitators.
l86S-Amos J. Smell, Chicago bank
sr, murdered BY TAsoott.
1889 Theatre Royal. London.
burned.
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The order Of Warrington viii awe
. dance and serve refreshments In Cal.
ifornia hall Saturday night. Feb. 10.
Gentlemen IS cents and ladies ID
cents. Everybody invited. N.87
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High grade garden hose at Uhri's
bicycle shop. l08 Pixies Peak. S4-46
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dorenet Daily Crfbane

lss 4 tsfS1 - ~ psstpascs ~ Florsnep. CoioFr.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Mason Valley Copper Company-Loca-
tion of principal place OF business. Salt
Lake. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting
OF the. directors. held on the 6th day OF
January. 1906, an assessment of cents per
share was levied on the 10000 issued shares
OF the capital stock OF the corporation
payable Immediately to r. s Corners
treasurer. al the bank of Walker Bros
Salt Lake city, Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain unpaid
on the 18th day of February, 1896, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction and. unless payment Is made
before, viii be sold on Saturday. the 3rd
day OF March 1906. to pay the delinouent
assessment. together with the cost OF adj
Nertising and expense of sale
], j. SNIDER,
secretary Mason Valley Copper Co
block Snlt Lake CITY II1nh
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TAFT DID NOT "CUSS"
ENGINEER J. f. WALLACE
Canal Man Explains What Took
Place at New York Inter-
view.

NEW YORK, Feb o-John F. Wallace,
former chief engineer OF the Panama
canal. tonight gave to the Associated
Press the following statement:
In justice to Secretary Taft and my
self j desire to correct an erroneous re-
port. which wnS given forth by the press.
OF the examination before the Senatorial
committee In Washington on Tuesday
Taft Didn't "Cuss" Him.
'In the prees report of this examination
IL was stated that | said that Secretary
Taft at hc Manhattan hotel interview in
New York last June had cursed me. SEN
ator Morgan In one of his questions asked
IL the Secretary showed temper at that
interview. My answer was yes, followed
by the general remark that his denuncia-
ton almost crushed me or words TO
that effect, referring 10 the effect OF his
denunoiation. and not TO the language
used by him
How It Occurred
when the published press report was
brought OF my attention | was absolutely
Mt q loss to determine In what way the
misunderstanding occurred until my sec
retary, who aftcrward examined the off,
cial record, Informed me as TO how the
error had evidently occurred upon the
part OF the press reporters.
1T may be plainly seen that this error
was due TO the similarity between the
words cursed and crushed.
II therefore earnestly desire the Asso-
clated Press to correct the natter
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby etv..
Council OF Salt Lake Cjt. oy Ia
ton OF such Council In ny NY OF u
ing described improvcrnen,ak make tks
To grade, pave with MI 70 VII,
inches thick. and thIrty Isseadam -
curbs, Statc street fro,n" ",, teei ~
OF North Temple street n '1e sosrsI
OF Second North strecS. me Sci
street from Enst Temnle Firr II
street; and West Canyor Street u
State street TO the south shet
North street. In paving dae q n
and dcfray the a6uttcrs. 1,uct n
cost and expense thereon pordoa NJ
eighteen thousand Eve nn,, etIrt,
73-100 (slS.Gp9. 73) dollars m'ed -
dollars per front foot of ahn M ,hrss
", by q local asscss-nen, ultlng y
or pieces Of ground within upoa d,
described district. being ths .ae sae q
affected and benefited by eost1q
ment. namely: 'ald g.
Fronting on State stree,
All OF lots l. 6. Z and s pssst q.
a.; all OF lots 2. 4. 8 and ped d.
e.; and part OF the southS obts
ton 81. township north ' rs \ 7
East side 'shs
Part OF the southwest u ..
township l north. range eavt. ~ 20,
/ and 2. block !, plat e.: ,naa naa d'
block ]. plat *; and all ~
II inclusive. block 2. plat "Ke%s II
Fronting on First North st.,
side. st q
All of lots and 0. block q
All Of lots 2 and 3, block /, ana M y,
/ to inclusive, block 2. nlat az az d
Fronting on West Canyon st,.Li =
and west sides. euest \
All OF lots l and 2. block :
all OF lots and 2. bIoci, rH
lots j to "a , 1nGIus,fe; Gu =, block .. pa, i .
Part OF the southwest Y ~,
township l north. range / east. l
lot and Of lots 3 TO 10 ineln,. - I
2, plat TX. Salt Lake City sT
The total cost OF said imprns.1
estimated AT twenty-five thons.a
nine and 9S-loo ts2, ,o69 81 dollar
sum the city portion is three ,t ,Tt
five hundred fifty and 2Iiso ~
dollars, leaving eighteen thoa,,s!
TO be raised by local Assessment
All protests and objections 10 n.
rying out of such intention mas, I
sentcd III writing to the ClIrsnH
on or before the 10Th dav IVY ~ k MRs1
1906, being tho time set by ..u
when Il will hear and consIdss
tests AID objections as NAV !.
thereto.
BY order of the City coupeu :,
Lake City. Utah. Y
Dated October 2. 1906.
JOHN 3. MOREToy
Paving extension Nc. g
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NOTICE OF AsSEsSMEsi

Illinois Minins conf
Location of principal place OF 20
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at =
of the Directors OF the Rayniosfti.. Y. y.
Mining company, duly held on y.
Cav OF February. 1905. an assesSs
one-hall a cent per share per ga.
three months was levied on tne -
ing caDital stock OF the corpora1e7
able as follows; v.
Onc-half a cent per share paJss<
med.ately to NJ. b. Johnson a.
Nos. s0i and 800 Atlas Block, sss
CITY. Utah. Any stock upon w.
assessment may remain gnpav
Sth day of March. 1906. Will o 80
and advertised for sale at puoih
and unless payment IL made oei"S
be sold on the 26th day OF M1sH
ray the delinquent assessment y,
with the cost OF advertising ais ''r
OF sale. shan 4
able on the 9Th day of Maron. ~ 3,
B- Johnson ut rooms Nos. o.
Atlas Block, Salt Lake CITY, u1-.
stock upon which this aSss So ~ 4,
remain unpaid on tho Estn "a, .,,i.,7
1903, Will be delinquent ana ao,i5 n,is5
saIe at public auction. ana uI T 4
ment is made before will be " +.
10Th day OF April, 1906, 10 pay pay, n h.
ouent assessment. together VIZ az
"a nnn-haIf q cent per sGaie n
oNahle % on The l6tn day OF Apia =
81 b. Johnson at rooms No ,i,ah
Atlas Block, Salt Lake Cly.,u, civ. NJ aay|
stock on which this assesslne" si 4
mSiR S9SfH Un Unpaid add on the 18th sdssyy,r,. day q
i9is lI,,5'" will be delinquent and adSsIIs1 SSI.s Z
sale sale at public auction. end ID. ..S sa1i 3
ment is made before, VIII Osv os .ss q
auent assessment, together VIZ NV ss
OF advertising and expense y yIYScE
Secretary Raymond-lllinois '
Dany.
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Expert to Examine Property.
Heavy Purchases of Stock.
FIGHT IN A CHURCH
French officials Bombarded With
Chairs From the Organ Loft.

VERSAILLES, Feb. 9.-When the com
missioner to inventory church property
went to the Church of St SymphorIen
today he found tho doors OF the church
closed. Prefect Porson ordered the mill
tary engineers to break into the church
with hatchets. After the doors had been
broken open the prefect parlcyed with the
cure, who asked that the gendarmes be
not permitted TO enter. The prefect con-
scntcd and entered the church with the
commit ssioncr They were Immediately
bombarded with shower of chairs and
brickbats by few manifestants who had
barricaded themselves in tho organ loft
Free-for-All Fight.
The prefect was hit on the head with a
chair. The gendarmes after a sharp tus-
sic stoImed the loft and In the fracns
seven of them We're so badly wounded
that they had to be sent TO n hospital.
The inventory was then made. ali en-
frances to the church being guarded with
Dragons and engineers.
The manifestants were arrested and
tsken before the summary Jurisdiction
church, which sentenced Devezin, Bos-
quot and Du Hnmel 10 two years i'm
prisonmcnt and TO pay fines OF Sl0o each.
Master, aged % years, and Toubas were
sentenced to six months imprisonment:
Marchand. aged % to one year and A
priest named Briers TO enc month In
prison.
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28 KILLED IN A
MINE EXPLOSION
Only Eleven of the Thirty-Nine
Men Escape From the
Shaft Alive.
SIX BODIES RECOVERED
NEAR MOUTH OF NINE
Gas Pocket Explosion Wrecks
West Virginia Col
liery.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Feb. AT
least twenty-eiGht men are supposed to
h6Nc met death in n terrible mine eNplo-
sion in the Parall mine of the Stewart
Colieries company near Oakhin Thirty
nine men were employed in the mine, and
only eleven have escaped alive At mid
night six bodies had been recovered near
the mouth OF the mine, and IL is certain
that all the others In the mine are dead
Those in the Mine.
Among those known TO he In the mine
and supposed TO be dead arc;
MINE BOSS PBATT and his son White.
DAVID WELLS, JAMES SWAN
GEORGE JONES and WILLIAM MADI-
SON. colored.
ROBERT FEATHERGILT,
Gas Causes Explosion
Tho explosion occurred at 80 o'clock to-
day and was caused by pocket OF gas
which was struck in a fault in the mine,
The explosion was terrific and IL Is
thought that the miners were killed out
right The system of fans was complete
ly wrecked and all air was shut OF, leav-
Ing the men to smother to death.
Mine Is 700 Feet Deep.
The mine is a shaft mine about 700 feet
deep and the unfortunate miners had lit
tie chance Of escape.
Most of the entombed men arc Hunsa-
rians or negroes who had little experience
in mining They were not expecting the
pocket OF gas which is nearly always dis
covered IN mine faults in the Kama wha
region
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WAHA IRRIGATION ei
Ja,.iston Idaho. teorua''
lewiston,

Idaho -, handling
80. 600 cubic yards of earln;, earn,Ion o.
Vsrds OF rock and constIuNes,eS an5 4
is 900 cubic yards Of c3lcl,yl1, on, ,ln,sl =
masonry. and about ~"
A certified check or tIuS Iaa,,aI %
proposal bond for a sum I'D sS.
cent of the amount OF sne s,lccsssts
company each bid. and inc tn,sr into
der will be required TO ehte' lS sausll
tract at once and furnish 70 pes g
bond In the sum equal 10 asaG
the amount of the contra,S,, Of III
tee OF tho proper execuuUIaMs
tract within the time specht hn light y
The company reserves
tect my and all bids. ., for IL
sti:uction OF the bitches. ~ ,or ,@' tls q
and 80 the tunnels, or ~ u
" ork .tors are Oh
the ofiico OF the company
Additional information fu'" =
s5a WALTER II, GRAVE"
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TO GIVE CITY ART GALLERY
Col. Swope Will Present Kansas City
With Costly Building.

KANsAS CITY. Feb. 9.-Col. Thomas g
Swope. who few years ago gave to
Kansas City 1900 acres OF land which now
is the most beautiful part of the park
and boulevard system OF the city, Will
during the present year give to the city
q magnificent gallery OF art, to be known
as the Swope Gallery of Art, which viii
cost $4,000
Col. Swope will also give an annuity of
10000 to the city for the support of the
art gallery. The structure. which is to
be modelled after the Corcoran Gallery of
Art ot Washington, D c. VIII be located
on the Swopc Park roadway.
The building Will be OF whitc marble
and Will be as feet long. 200 feet wide.
two stories high. with a hammered glass
roof and situated In fivc-acre plot of
ground
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Joe Bowers Mining Company-Princip
place of business, Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at u meeting
of the directors. held on the 18th doy of
January 1906 an assessment OF onc-half
g7) cent per share (being assessment No
l9), was duly levied on the capital stock
or the corporation, payable Immediately 10
a, j GunneI. secretary of tho company,
No IS South Main street. Salt Lake City'
Utah. Any stock upon which this assess,
ment may remain unpaid on the nth day
OF February, 1906 Will be delinquent ana
advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment Is made before, Will he
Sold on the Srd day or March. 1906 to nav
the delinquent assessment, together with
The costs OF advertising and the expense
or sale A j, GUNNELL. Secretary,
NO % South Main street, Salt Lake City,
I Nsill- r1n6n
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SLEEP SAVED HIS LIFE
Salt Lake Man Has Close Call From
Being Killed.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY, Utah. Feb. e-Whilc the
Rio Grande train bound for this city this
morning. was passing through Snyderville
some one unknown fred a rife at the
train. The bullet struck WINDOW In the
chair car pcrforating the glass and MAX
ing clean-cut hold and imbcddng itself
In the easement.
J. II. Wilson OF Salt Lake was occupy
Ing the chair by the window but was
leaning back asleep. Had he been In A
sitting position the ball would have struck
and killed him. hence he IL thankful that
he was taking nap.
Who fired the rifle is unknown. and why
& was fired at the train Is n mystery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
French Diplomat Expelled From
Venezuela Declares Pres
ident Is Out for Coin.
PEOPLE LOVE TROUBLE
AND LOOKING FOR 1T
NJ. Taigny Visits ambassador
and Starts on His Way
to France.

WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 9.-M
Taigny, Charge d'AnaIrcs Of France who
WAS expelled from Venezuela, had a con-
ference with the French ambassador to-
day. He gave NJ Jusserand n history OF
the recent happenings in Venezuela. which
the ambassador Will forward TO his Gov
ernment.
NJ Taigny did not call at the State de-
Partment, Notwithstanding the fact that
the United States Is looking after Frances
interests in Venezuela and after the in
tercsts of Venezuela in France
United States Attitude Explained.
The Embassador Informed NJ Taigny
minutely to the attitude OF the United
States toward this matter, and NJ. Taigny
VIII be able to report this TO the MIN
istcr of Foreign Affairs In France. He
left Washington for New York today and
" Ill sail on the Carmania next Saturday.
Today NJ Talgny declared that he had
received II cablegram from his Govern
mcnt, but had not vet been able to de-
cipher II, as the French code for Vene-
zuela and for the United States are not
the same
Castro as a CRATER
As to the reason for his expulsion. he
repeated the statements he had made In
New York, and continued:
1T Is impossible TO maintain satisfac-
ltlS IclalOnS with Il man ike castro.
His chief object is to get money, no mat
ter from where or In what way. This is
the basis OF everything"
When asked what he thought OF an in,
vasion Of Venezuela by a French army.
NJ. Taigny shrugged his shoulders and
profesSed not to have much knowledge Of
the chance OF success OF such an under
taking.
Difficult to Fight In,
1T is an extremely difficult country to
np IL &c
tninous and, though Caracas is only nine
miles from the coast rs the crow nics
the road tC the capital is about twenty
flYc miles long and easily defensible The
people love nothing more than a fght and
would welcome such beautiful chance
Besides, although suro OF tho ultimate
result, there Is always the danger OF com
plcations with the United States or any
other foreign nation, and France is not
likely TO embark in such an expedition as
long as she can use other remedies "
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Costly Repair Job.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 9-The steamer
Roanoke. which was damaged by strik-
Ing Humboldt bar carly in December.
while bound from Astoria to this city,
has been repaired and Is again ready for
service. The contract for making repairs
to the Roanoke provided for a penalty OF
500 for each day over the stipulated time
Of twenty-five days. As llfty-siX days
were required for the work, the success
ful bidder Will have to forfeit In the neigh
borhood OF 5000
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HE|NzE IS AT TER
THE BINGHAM CON i.
Montana Millionaire Has Sent
an Expert to Examine the
Property.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special The Tribune
BUTTE. Mont, Feb "a report was
circulated in this city today to the effect
that F. Augustus Heinzc had opened ne
6otiations looking toward the purchase OF
the Bingham Consolidated Mining COM
rany's holdings at Bingham, Utah
Expert to Examine Property.
Chief Engineer AL Frank of Heinze's
Montana properties left here yesterday
for Bingham. where II is said ne will
make an expert examination OF the mines
Heavy Purchases Of Stock.
Close friends of F Aug. Heinze In this
city are said TO have received kilograms
from New York advising them 10 buy
Bingham Consolidated stock, and as a re-
suit the Utah property was heavily pur-
chased here today.
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FRANCE STANDS FIRM
I'LL Not Make Further Concessions
on Moroccan Affair

PARIS. Feb. 9-Opinion concerning tho
ogress and final outcome OF the Algc-
raS conference has become rather more
sssimistlc here In consequence OF semi
hcial declarations that neither Franco
or Germany VIII recedo regarding the
Iestion OF the Moroccan police.
IL Is considered that point has been
lnched where further concessions on the
rench side are impossible The other
DIVERS have secured every point claimed
rus far. including the integrity of Moroc-
D and commercial equality, and now
rance'S turn has como to claim her
ghtS. which were recognized III principle
; fore tho conference opened.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
STEAMER STOVE IN
Dalles City Strikes a Rock, but Lands
Passengers.

PORTLAND, Or. Feb. 9.LThe steamer
Dalles City, with seventy-nyc passengers
and a large crew on board. struck a rock
four miles below The Dalles today on her
trip 10 this city.
4 great hole was torn in her hold, and
she was boached TO prevent her sinking
in the middle OF the Columbia river
The passengers were taken of in life
boats and were later brought to this city
by train. No one was injured
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No "Omcial" Gifts.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb e.-Mr
the Austrian Embassador
hero and acting dean of the diplomatic
corps, after Al conference with officials OF
the Washington Government has advised
his government that IL Is the wish of the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt that no Off
cial gifts shall be presented to their
riage next week TO Mr.. Longworth.
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Can't Locate Relatives.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb. S-Russen Rhca
who Is supposed to have been the man
found shot to death In a st. Louis hotel
came TO P!ttsburg from Indiana county
this state about seven years ago. Since
then his whereabouts has been unknown
last night,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
Live Stock in GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb 9.-At the dinner tonight
OF tho German Agricultural council,
Prince Won Buelow. the Imperial Chan
able reception OF his policy on the sub.
tect of the scarcity of meat Efforts he
said. should be made to raise livestock In
Germany and make the nation inde-
pendent OF other countries in that ra-
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Duty OIL Potash.

BERLIN, Feb S-Thc German agricul-
tural council. which occupies an advisory
position TO the Government in agricultural
matters, voted unanimously today at its
annual convention In favor of imposing an
export duty on potash In order to prevent
the sale of German potash abroad nt
rulnous prices. 1t Is feared German pot
ash VIII be thrown on the American mar
ket in enormous QuantiticS
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ARMY is GETTING READY
Uncle Sam Orders Big Lot of held
RatiOns

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 9.-Kansas CITY
packers have been asked to offer bids on
2l5 900 pounds OF emergency ratIons for the
United States army. according TO lnforma-
ton given out here tonight. The bids are
TO be opened in this city February IL
Tho rations consist OF such food as sol
dicrs Use while marching and in the field
1t Is surmsed that the rations are for
use in the possible event that serious up
risings mny occur in China
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Eighty-Five-Cent Gas Franchise

CHICAGO, Feb. 9-The City Council in
Il special meeting today passed the ordi-
nance directing the gas companies OF the
city to furnish gas to consumers at So
cents per 100 feet. AT present consumers
pay 81 per 1000 Mayor Dunno has de-
clarcd In favor of 75-ccnt gas and has said
that he will not sign the S5-cent ordinance
at this fine
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10000 COAL MINERS
GO OUT ON A STRIKE
Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg Territories Closed
Pending Settlement.

PUNNSUTAWNEY, Pa. Feb 9-At- a
mass meeting OF miners employed by the
Buffalo. Rochester and PittsbUrg Coal
and Iron company, the jefferson and
Cleariield Coal and Iron company and
allied concerns with headquarters here. It
was decided unanimously not TO go 10
work again until all grievances between
the company and the men have hecn ad-
Justed The miners claimed today that
the Altoona agreement is being violated
Coal Shipments Suspended
When the coal companies officials were
notified yesterday that work would be
suspended today In order to allow the
miners to attend the meeting, the ship
ment or coal over the Buffalo, Rochester
& PittsburG railroad was at once suS-
pended. All night operators and day op-
orators in coalyards over the entire area
OF production In Buffalo, Rochester and
About 1000 miners are affected
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NOTICE.

The annual meetin.. OF the stockhoIdera
OF the Utah Stove and Hardware Co. will
be held at the Office OF the Western Loan
and savings Co, - z lst So. at 6.sn n
m, on Tuesday. February 13 1906 for The
election OF officers and the transaction or
such business as may legally come befor,.
said meeting X W. MADSEN, Ssc'y
Salt Lake City. February l, ISIS. SEQ,