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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-10
NOTICE.

No1lSL
Notice Is hereby given by the City
Council Of Salt Lake City of the inten-
tion Of such Council to make the follow
Ing described Improvement, to-wit:
To curb the gutter with cement (said
gutter to be thirty (S0) inches wide),
both sides OF Second West street from
the north side of South Temple street
to point $50 feet north OF Seventh
North street. In paving district No 2S
and defray the abutters' portion of the
cost and expense thereof, estimated at
thirteen thousand nine hundred forty-two
and 50-l00 (S13. .942 50) dollars. or one and
25100 (S1,25) dollars per front foot OF
abutting property. there being II, ,154 feet
abutting said Improvement, by Il local
assessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described
district, being the district to be affected
and benefited by said improvement
namely:
All of lot I. block 15G; all OF lots /, c.
T and s. block ISL: all Of lots ] and s.
block 1888. all of lots /. 6, Z and s, block
1873, all OF lots 1 and 8, block 120; all OF
lots l. G. and 8, block lis; all Of lots l
and 8. block 102; all OF lots l, G, Z and g.
block 81. all OF lots and s. block S4, all Of
lot 4. block 157. all OF lots and 5. block
$50: part of the southeast quarter of sec
tion 25. township l north. range 1 west
+ Salt Lake base and meridian: all OF lots
2. 8. and s. block 1879. ali OF lots and
5, block 1872: all OF lots 2, 5. and 8, block
l21 all of lots and 8. block ia; all Of
lots 2, 3. 4 and o. block 103: all OF lots
4 and 5. block Sc; all of lots 2 3, and
5 block SO. plat ''A," Salt Lake City Sur
vey.
The total cost of said Improvement is
estimated at eighteen thousand forty-f four
and S0-100 (S1S,044,S0) dollars. OF which
sum the city's portion is four thousand
one hundred two and 30-l00 CS4l0o.30) dol
lars. leaving thirteen thousand nine hun
dred forty-two and 50100 (S13, ,942 5O) dol
lars to be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
sented in writing TO the City Recorder
on or before the Goth day OF August
1906. being the time set by said Council
when il will hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections MS may be made
thereto.
BY order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated June 4, 1906.
]. q. MORETON,
City Recorder.
Curb and gutter extension No. 2. b23
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on the east side
OF Thirteenth East street from the south
side of First South street 10 the north
side OF Second South street in Paving
District No. 81, for the purpose OF pro-
viding for the curbing and gutterlng
thereof.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake City, Utah
Section l. That the assessment list
made by the City Treasurer as corrected.
approved and completed by the Board OF
Equalization and Review, heretofore duly
appointed by the City Council for that
purpose, Of the property abuttins on the
east side Of Thirteenth East street from
the south side of First South street TO
the north side of Second South street. Ia
Paving District No, 27 OF Salt Lake City
for the purpose OF constructing cement
curb and gutter upon said portion OF said
street, Is hereby confirmed, and the as
sessments made and returned in said
completed lists are hereby confirmed.
Section 2, This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah, August G, 1906. and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval.
J. B MORETON.
City Recorder,
Approved this Sth day OF August, 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON.
Mayor.
State Of Utah, City and County OF Salt
Lake-ss.
I. ]. B. Moreton, City Recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full. true
and correct copy Of an ordinance en-
titled, "An ordinance confirming the as
sessment upon the property on the
east side Of Thirteenth East street from
the south side of First South street TO
the north side of Second South street, in
Paving District No, 27. for the purpose OF
providing for the curbing and gut
tering thereof" passed by the City
Council of, Salt Lake City, Utah, August
6. 1906. and approved by the Mayor Au-
gust 8, 1906. as appears OF record in my
office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the corpor-
ate seal OF said city. this 9th day of Au-
gust, 1906.
(Seal) j. B, MORETON,
City Recorder.
Bill No. 1l6.
Curb and Gutter Extension No. l. b660
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WABASH VACANCY AT DENVER.
r. w, Owens Knows Nothing About His
Promotion.

Some days ago The Tribune announced
the resignation of w. C. MetZger, COM
mercial agent of the Wabash at Den
yer. The publication of the rumor by
an evening paper that r. " Owens. the
commercial agent of the Wabash at this
point, will be promoted to the Denver
position Ia without any knowledge OF the
facts on Mr.. Owens part. He knows
nothing about the rumor or where it
emanated Every agent of the Wabash
is out for the Job, 1t is said, and ii 1t
were 10 come his way Mr. Owens would
no doubt be pleased. but there is abso-
lutely nothing official to the report.
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The New Depot,

Z. ]. Yard. chief engineer OF the Den
yer & Rio Grande, is IN the city and Is
making the Knutsford his headquarters
Mr.. Yard comes West at this time to
look over the Bingham branch to Garfield
and the terminals at the latter place. He
is enthusiastic regarding the new joint
depot OF the Rio Grande and Western
Pacific at this point and looks for the
commencement of actual construction
work any day now.
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WOMEN HAVE FUN
Trainmen Brotherhood Have Gay Time
at Saltair

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen, which in
cludes about twenty-five young ladies',
held It's annual outing at Saltair yes
terday. The ladies and their friends
were in evidence on all sides and gem
cral good time was the run OF their
outing.
The chief part OF their programme was
big spread, which was held on the
lunch floor at the resort and enjoyed by
nll the members Of the Brotherhood and
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BIG ORDER FOR TIE PLATES.
Hartman Will Keep Rolling Mills at
Laramie Busy.

Special to Tho Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo,, Aug. 9,-Manager ia
cobus of the rolling mills today received
from the headquarters OF the Hartman
system an order for $4,000 tons OF tie
plates for the system. which will require
special set of rolls and six months
time at the rate Of 1000 tons month to
complete. This is the largest single or
der ever handled by the mills here. The
rolls were started today on 1000 tons OF
steel for continuous rail joints, which
will keep The plant going until the new
set of rolls Is ready.
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GRADE IS COMPLETED.
Making Progress on Double Tracking Of
Union Pacific.

An official report is to the effect that
the construction of the grade for the
seventy-six miles OF the new double
track on the Union Pacific. between Lara
mie and Green River. Wyo., is now prac-
tically completed. This work has been
handled by Fitzpatrick Bros, the con-
tractors who constructed the Sherman
hill cut-off and tunnel, and amounted to
about $250,000.
Large gangs Of steel men are at work
laying rails and about so per cent Of the
new track or forty miles. is completed.
The work of ballasting the track is now
in progress and 500 men are at work.
About seventy carloads of gravel day
are being used
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WABASH FINANCIAL PLANS.
Refunding of Bonds Will Be Decided at
Special Meeting.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Financial plans
in connection with the refundlng OF It's
debenture bonds will be decided upon
at Il special meeting Of the stockholders
of the Wabash railroad. This step was
decided upon at a meeting of the Wa
bash directors held here today. No date
for the special meeting has yet been
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Approved this 18th daJ 4
EZRA TH0NEt~

State of Utah. City sud d.
Lake. SIS.
l, J. B. Moreton. CIiy 4
Salt Lake City. Utah, Do a
that the above aud foresoI-
true and correct copy 81 d
entitled. AN ordinance lnI,
for the assessment OF pro2z
sides OF State street betNll1|
pie and Fourth South strs<
walk District No. 9. for e, /
OF cement sidewalks" plzlH
Council of Salt Lake City. q
1906, and approved By u
IS. 1906. as appears Of n
Office.
In witness whereof, | hzyt
my hand and affixed the con-
said city, this 18th day q
(SeoI) j. 10
Cl1|
Bill No. Ill.
Sidewalk Extension No, "
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RlilrOad Notes.

C. G.. Smith has been appointed CITY
passenger agent for the Colorado Md
land here. Mr.. Smith who has been STE
nographer in the Office. succeeds T. H.
WorsIey. who has been promoted TO a
position at Denver.
The Oregon Short Line here brought In
over 1000 excursionsts from Box Elder
county yesterday, who spent the day at
Saltair.
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tya.., Two hundred twoo,.
,s"2ZS.46l dollars: trsy.aiz
dred and 400 (s2lCcS9 1c9 % thou
and do-l00 ls2.acl aclyJ,pi) d.,,) n
linear foot abuttinSn' nS''iatl lu
between First Souri, lud
streets, sire there being ny s,s 70 :!
Ting property bct%o'o' o'sm
and Third South s,u "va sad
sand sand one N hundred ssss: twss,: y
Sll26.ao dollars, or '1msnty-i wa
dollars per front ~ Sus and
ting said improyemm.l ~ lias1r
Temple aud First ?ouI so,,t u:
tween Third South Ssa s'n
streets. there being ,s, ana !.
Iing property between ',oM ~,
aa,it and First South strssts 'sla
Third South aud Fou,,ssa a, AZ
which Is the estIma,nsar vsr.n
timated cost per lInssur su ,o!s
walks and the Treassstoe Tns toel
orlzed and directed a'sr W
ance with the proyis,. is -
nance for the purposs 's'Sis 9
Both sides Of 'Sn si.,sl ,slpzS
First South and Third e.
The III south 1913 feet a. SI'a
Ihe south II feet Of I, n.
of Lot 5. and " 'ns
The III south 12 feet Of T.,
The north 107 .25 fos, 70!
All Al OF Lots 2 and I NJ. "
III The south loo.38 fest Ivy ~ |,
Il The north 142 feet Of i j,l
The north s4.4s feet ~,
Plat "a" VI ~
| EIGHT-FooT sIDr-,
Both sldeo OF sts,s ~
south Temple and Flint \
and between Third snr,,
South streets: Su'a
The III north 46.ss feet O, i.
The III south At feet of =
Inc ~. north 20 feet OF t., I
The north IL feet Of ths Nv I
OF Lot 8. Block rs: 1'
The south l25 feet ~
The north 272.25 frot ~ :,
The south 5.5 feet Of 1o.'
The north 1s4.5 feet ot , :,
The north ALPS feet q, n
feet OF Lot 4, y
The north 49.5 feet a,
All Of Lot 2. Block Ia y
Lake City Survey, as tss -, Z
upon the official plats a |.
depth Of twenty-five (sn i
sald street. and to colleei 4
SECTION 2, Said tax 49, /
be delinquent In SIX IN
ments, as follows, ts.,,''
thereof shall become and
one month after the apurs,
dinance, oDe-sixth thsraof
after such approval, ops-si
two years after such apu,s'
thereof In three years aits,
al: one sixth thereof IN n,
such approval, and ous.,I,
Ave years after such apor.,
every installmcnt OF saId /
first shall draw interest 4,
per cent per annum lros
until delinquent. and each
stallment OF said tar shall
at the rate OF eight per q.
from and after Its dale Of /
SECTION 8. This ordIut
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Cour:I
City. Utah. July 15, 1908. q
the Mayor for his approrl
]. 3. 4
Cll
Approved this lSth dsJ 4
EZRA TH0NE
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District No. 81" passed by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City. Utah, July 23
1906. and approved by tho Mayor July 26
1906, as appears of record in my Office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the cor
porate seal OF said city. this 2Gth day Of
July, 1906.
(Senl.) ], d. MORETON,
City Recorder.
Bill No 1I3 a20S9
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance creating Paving District
No. 81
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of
Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION /. That the following Paving
District is hereby created and estab
lished in Salt Lake City, to-wit: Pay
ing District No. 81 shall be and consist
OF all public streets and alleys included
In tho following described tract. to-wit;
Commencing at the southwest corner
of Third East and Ninth South streets.
and running south to the south side of
Eleventh South street, thence east to the
west side OF Ninth East street, thence
south TO the city limits, thence cast to
the east side of Thirteenth East street,
thence north to the south side Of Ninth
South street, and thence west to the
point OF beginning,
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah, July 23. 1906. and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval.
j. B. MORETON, City Recorder
Approved this 26th day of July, 1906,
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor.
State of Utah, City and County of Salt
Lake-ss.
/. J, B. Moreton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is FULL truo
and correct copy OF an ordinance en-
titled. IAN ordinance creating Paving
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their friends and families Bathing.
dancing and taking in everything in the
line of fun that can be had at the resort
were the lndulgences OF the crowd.
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Pilsner Buergerprau on draught at
the HEIDELBERG.
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AUGUST OIlp|

To Nor:hslu
Via O. S. L., Augsss' sgss Iads5|
asents se nGf'Dfpr for furs1'a, 8, a,la Ra' N
Ticket Office, 2ol "'
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AN osDrsAsrz

An ordinance providing g
sition of dead animals.
Be It. ordained by the g'}
Salt Lake City. Utah
SECTION /. Every perso5
poration who shall accldaI.
wise kill any animal upon
alleys of this city, shall
hours thereafter, Eemoys
body OF said animal to Ds
the streets and alleys o.
shall. within the same une
TO the Health Commlsslcn
stating the kind OF snlsn
place where killed, and Va
has been made OF the a.
SECTION 9. No persol. %
alton shall permit any dsss
or remain unburled or ulo'
the premises in the possesilo
control Of such person ~
tlon within the limits o.
longer period than ts@'
the death Of such ANNA
person. firm or corpors.n
three hours after the asar
NAL upon premises in ns
or under the control Of ~
or corporation. give noiia
Commissioners Of this ell,
Of the animal and where
SECTION 3. No person,
ton shall remove or caus.
from the premises IN 'ns
or under the control Of iu,
or corporation any deaa a.
upon any street or allel
except to remove the
destruction. "A
SECTION 4. Any pelspIt
alton violating any Of Ihs i.,
this ordinance shall Dc
a misdemeanor. ,,,s-c||
passed by the City counsp
city, Utah. July 18th, I~s IN
to the Mayor for bis apV',v
CID
AnDroved this 18th dsy 1s,5: Z
App''''' EZRA THoh
state OF Utah. City ana
Lake. ss- c,,v RS
Lake Il . city, y. VI Utah. do hs,:'
ti"a tbn above and foregoing n 81.
eoFract sog aet'e copy agT Of an ,,;1a Srs'I
IAN ordinance prosIss proyldIInss
sitlon of dead anliIat ats Gl1
City Council OF Salt Lnns Lavsd b
10th. 1906, and app,vsrs ossrs n
July 18th. 1906, as app''
office. soy n
set my hand and ,SIs slsA is1
seal OF said CITY, 'H IL
1906. q, ~
(Seal) ON
nil No. 102.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02

y Remarkable Invention Which Prom
,-c~ to Reduce IxDoE-cs twenty
FIVE Per Cent.

Arthur ". Page writes in The
Worlds Work for January on the
COTTON Growers" IL Describes as FOL
arg n wonderful machine that may
prove 10 pe an enormous economic dis
coveIE.
Many mechanical cotton pickers
nave been invented To gather the cot
.on from the plant. some picked
.-.r.thing In sight. Liut, leaves and
9oIls. Some We're made principally 10
e.Il stock In the COMPANIES that eX-
-lsited them. and never picked at all.
one ran away on d plantation in Mis-
sfssippi- and destroyed half an acre
sf cotton. Cotton uickers and gold
bricks are i'm the same category to the
average farmers mind. Yet there is
Z mechanical cotton picker that has
-orl.ed. AIr. George Lowry has made
me which with its fire operators,
picked 1.iS4 ponds - q day. \ thou
and pounds is a good days work for
we hand oickers. The machine with
I'VE men did the work of seven or eight
aands. 1t is not yet in its final shape.
The promoters admit that it Is not
adapted to all kinds g cotton. Yet
With it's limitations, if il could save
wen on~e-ttuarter of the %T5,O09,00o or
more annual expense, and render the
present labor supply adequate for the
Gathering of the crop. NJ. Lowry
would so down in history with Eli
Whitney.
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Euil CT FEARS &nG I~.ouo:s. We i CGtI.-
cred to Ills Fathers.

Oxford, \. G.. De-. 30.-Ae-er Al
illness u ABOUT tee day. Captain
Jenn 4. Webb died IL his nome near
T2i4Eho. In this c1unty at one o.clo1a
this morning. CAPT. Webb was IT,
lis ciehty-f.rSt wear, and AFTER a long
ana useful life "as gathered 10 h.s
fathers while his five children stood
1t his beside.
Bern in Granville county. -sE 18th.
1925. Cart, webb lived AMI .ied in
the oil homestead IL which his rather
ana his grandfather had lived. lie
was educated 1t Bingham school fin
Hiilsboro and was a CAPTAIN in the
Confederate Army. Hn vas \ man q
strong principles and large influence.
ana will be greatly missed. lie leaves
surNlving his widow th~ee some.
1lessrs. J. \. webb and Jonn Webb.
OF Oxford. Mr.. samuel webb. Of stems.
and two daughters. Mrs. job. =. Wool
and Mrs JOS. Baird. Of oxford.
His remains Will be Inferred tu thr
Cd family huryiag ground near mis-
home tomorrow.
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d.. /. X. Cook Ecry III.

Lolisbars, :. G. Dec. 25-Dr
F~fede.icE Is Cook = critically fl. in
D9ihaE- His mother. Mrs. G. II.
1o2k. captain =. y. Cook and Dr. \
I: Malone, e Louis5urg. are now With
III ma the other members OF his
family Will go at once.
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Heated Controversy Be
tween Radical Chair
man and Editor
Hildebrand.
Another Phase OF the Family Row
That is Going on Between Radi-
Cal Leaders in North Caro-
lima at This Time.

r.,a -
1at a1 .
- 10" '"@l - Always il-l"ei' 10 lhe
distribution OF Fedora patronage. The
attest phase is seen i'm the controversy
between State Chairman Rollins and
MI H~iifehrand who is edition of Tho
..,..n1. 49,
i- ana @lSo
Washington correspondent of the
@aafictte observer. MI Hlldebfand
us severely CfluclZed the poilCN that
Us lo' NI'Lloh hulier ana hohlas ,.
.toi.i1S as me l~"Il-head OF tle IKE
r%oL4otii il4elI1lie u -N91lH CdFoii'la'
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81 Ieil7o3I' oiSail u tht Re bIl6ade,
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i'oiiitl9i
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annouAcel.@n IRON Washington
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means a." H2futulaflE Significant
~ We" OF !he L2ct that Mr.
l.ol!I.s - lhe latAer q state
Thurman 1ho1l2a ;. RoIIins.
Two FACTIONS We're fighting for the
once. the statement having been
made that w. \. Hildebrand,
800 VI ne Hazette-
o"9' VS. must liAeIE 20 receive
i~ftsd2brauo'S Itetort.
Mr.. H~iitebrand believes that taIa-
gram was inspired u iniura him and
IL a column Sig!1cd leader in tha g.
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: soon As = clGn discovers he has
! tot TO learn Yet, he has 10 begin to
-. @ make his son discover the
same thing. -