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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
SALT LAKE MEN TALK
At PORTLAND MEETING
Gov. Chamberlain Welcomes the
"See America First" League
to Oregon.

PORTLAND. Or, Feb. 16.-The North
west convention of the See America
First" league assembled here yesterday
At the afternoon session Gov George h
Chamberlain OF Oregon. who acted as
chairman OF the convention at. Salt Lake
City, delivered an address OF welcome.
Fisher Harris of Salt Lake City. the eX-
ecutiYe secretary OF the league, outlined
the work OF the league at large and a. l..
Craig, general passenger agent OF the Har-
riman lines In the Northwest, spoke on
Those Present and the Interests They
Represented at Salt Lake city
Emerson Dupuy discussed the "Immi-
grafton Feature OF tho See America
FIRST" after which general discussion
occurred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
CALIF0RNIANS BANQUET
$50 Natives of the Golden State Make
Merry in New York

NEW YORK, Feb l6.-Thc third annual
dinner OF tho California Society or New York
WAS held at the Hotel st Regis tonight. over
$50 members and guests ~ero present Edward
J, McCanney. president OF tho society. was
the toastmnstor and the speakers included Clay
". Greene William A. Brady. Robert VI. na-
Wis. Rcv. Dr. Roberts Mackenzie and Luis WI
ley.
Among tho guests werc Marion do Vree. Dr.
William Payne Simpson. Eugene j. Contin.
Charles f Graham. Rev. DR., T. f Baker.
Harvey Wiley Corbett, Robert X. Davis Mitch
ell Wiener. Joseph r. Crismor. John HAYS
Hammond Jerome Case Bull J. Warren Yree-
lnnd Elmer De Puc and ~. L. Sionn
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance creating Paving District
No. ~.
Salt Lake City. Utah:
Section l. That tho following Paving
District is hereby created and established
In Salt Lake City, to wit: Paving Dis
trict No 22 shall be and consist OF all
that portion OF State street lying between
the south side OF North Temple street and
the south side OF Second North street; :;
First North street from the east side OF
East Temple street to State street: and
West Canyon street from State street to
tho south side Of Second North street.
Sec This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
City. Utah. January q. 1906, and referred
TO the Mayor for his approval
j. q. MORETON, City Recorder
Approved this 2Ith day OF January 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 n full true
and correct copy OF an ordinance en-
titled AN ordinance creating Paving Dis
trict No. e." passed by the City Council
of Salt Lake City, Utah. January % 1905
and approved by the Mayor, January "a
1905 as appears OF record In my Office
In witness whereof. / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal of
SAID city. this 2sth day OF January. 1906
]. B. MORETON
[Seall City Recorder
Bill No. 3. r1IJ1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
NEGRO TALKS TREASON
Bishop Calls American Flag a Dirty
and Contemplate Rag.

MACON, Gu, Feb. l6.-In address be-
fore the so delegates attending the convention
OF negroes today TO discuss racial problems.
Bishop II. NJ. Turner declared tho American
nag TO bc dirty and contemplate rag. He
further said that hell wag Improvement
on tho United Stntes as far as the negro was
concerned. In conclusion no said;
"Ir 4 little ignorant and stupid white man
who was never heard OF and would
be heard OF until ten thousand years after tho
resurrection trumpet wishes n little notorlcty
nc begins 10 belle and slnnder the negro md
bounds into popularity. And l challenge any
ono and all OF them TO meet In public dis
cussion and | win show them that the negro
is far better man than they are"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
CUT PRIESTS THROAT
'Black Hand" Plot Suspected in AS
sault on Pastor.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, Feb. 16-Rev. Charles
Pulducck pastor OF St Johns Slayonlnn Catn-
ole church at Frcelsnd here. WAS at
tackled last night by an unknown assnIant who
cut the priests throat and struck him In tho
head.
He Is stlll alive but unconscious. The police
express the belief that the deed was the re-
suit OF a BLACK Hand" plot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
wAHA IRRIGATION s.s1I sls

Lewiston, lua''''
Idaho, ,,ss the handlL1 4
40 Coo co cubic yards Of sarsu ssa1Iacuss !;
Ste TardS of rock and Ecsonertts =,
iS,sU cubic Yards OF iS G,Ss ilrsl
masonry, and about -
'aRns!1 ( s.r,,f,ed check Or .,,n 4 Ts;i u, g
proposal bond for - The BID =
cent of the amount % o. the be- sass'.s.s,
Company each .a bid: ana 10 en- enter y =,
der will be required t,,,rnish =, sns
tlomS tIae5 ia at the R sum equai, 70 rvie
rho amount of the coInution of
tee tee of the proper, lex esepeeiAA
tract within the eves time e the rp'
The The company reserves a.
,o1, anv and all bids. NJ fcf
struction OF the ditenes or for -
and C0 the tunnels o "A
ork. ,6catIons arc I'D
the ONCE OF the eo'npA ,.,a'
'aadiIi Addit,onal information
ags''SSlaIL.;T s5S S%SALTER H. GRA'h
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Railroad Notes.

d. NJ McNomnra OF The only Way" has
returned from Butte.
The Beauty and the Beast went west over
tho Salt Lake Route 10 San Bcrnnrdno this
morning. Kenneth c. Kerr accompanied tho
train.
Kent O. Kcyes returned from Pocatcllo yes
terdny morning.
Icon EnSstrom. soliciting freight and pas
senGer agent OF tho Union line OF tho Penn
sylyanla lines. with headquarters at Denver.
was In the city yesterday
T. c Porteous Of the Merchants Dispatch
Transportation company at Denver is spend
ing a few days I'm Zion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Jennings Is Elusive.

NEW YORK. Feb. ls-Thc STANDARD OIL COM
pany Inquiry instituted by the State of Nils
s,un for Il few minutes tonight Max
Prhncdo with subpoena served from Mis-
ssur said he had been to the town houss and
also to tho country estate OF Walter Jennings.
at Cold Spring HarboT. and unable to
s,rvc him The hearing then was adjourned
Until tomorrow evening.
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Philippine Bonds Sold.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6-Tho Riggs National
bank OF this city was the successful bidder for
the 4 per cent Philippine public works and ir1-
proycncnt bonds for which proposals were
opened today at the insuar bureau Of the War
department They submitted ono bid for all or
none. Offering 81 GA 7I7 for the entire Issue
and another bid Offering SloIs.12 for all or
at THAI rate. for any part.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
ANOTHER HARTMAN ROAD
VIII Give Trunk Line From Lakes to
the Gulf

ST. PAUL, Feb. le-A special from Man
kato. Mimi sayBs 1t Is reported on seem
ingly reliable authority that the Duluth. st
Cloud, Glencoe & Mankato Railroad company
has passed into the control OF the Hartman
interests and that the Illinois Central road
Will operate the line when IL ls completed
1t IL further said that the road will be
built through to Duluth. making direct con-
nection between tho head OF the lakcs and
the Gulf or Mexico. forming trunk line
with no single com.ctitor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Will Call at Honolulu

ST. PAUL. Feb. l6-Prcsident Howard Jamca
OF the Great Northern Steamship company an
nounccd last fall on his return from Japan that
n schedule being arranged which would AL
low OF the steamers Minnesota md Dakota cnII-
Ing Mt Honolulu their trans Pacific trips
between Seattle and Japan. Nothing was said
at that time as 10 tho establishment OF a line
between San Francisco and Hawnf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
WIFE MURDERERS HANGED
Cambria County, Pa, Executes Men
Who Tried to Kill Families.

EBENSBURG. Pa, Feb. 15-Thc fret
double hanging in Cambria county oc-
CURED here today, when Jacob Hauser and
Stephen Fellows were executed.
on the night of January 4. 1905 Eauscr
murdered his wife and her mother, dam
gorously wounded his sistcr-in-law and
attempted to Kill his fatherln-law be-
cause his wife had left him,
Stephen Fellows shot his wife and
wounded his young son at Barnesboro
Cambria county. September 15 1894 be-
cause she had left him. Tho son re-
covered
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Harris Makes Another Talk.

Last night Mr.. Harris again addressed
the conference his address being. The
East Ia Interested" ."
Just a Word From Salt Lake" was
the subject OF former Mayor r. p. Nor
rIs of that city. The Advertising Mems
Interest in This Movement" was enter
talningly handled by Rlnaldo NJ, Hall, ad-
vertlslng manager OF the Hartman lines
in the Pacific Northwest.
From Portland tho lcaGucrs will go to
Puget sound. where u meeting Will be
held either in Tacoma or Seattle Mr.
Harris Will then continue East as far as
Minneapolis and back to Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Deadlock on Marshal

WASHINGTON. Feb. le.-rhc nomination Of
David r Benjamin TO be United Stotos Mar
shaI OF Arizona contested In executive
session OF tho Senate today. a standing vote
developing that among those present lftcen>
were for him and tho number against
him There not quorum present and
the Senate adjourned and other pending nomi-
nations were not acted upon.
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Blown to Atoms,

GENEVA. Ind. Feb. l5.-Thc magazine Of
tho Hercules Torpedo company. one mile from
here, was destroyed today by an explosion.
Edward Gates and Lee Howard. who wcro
engaged In unloading 1900 quarts OF nitro-g gly-
cerine from wagons Mt the time. blown
TO pieces. Nothing Is left OF tho magazine
out big hole in the ground.
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And In accordance with law and an or
der of the board OF directors. made on the
of each parcel of such stock as NAV be
necessary Will be sold at 81 D. F. Walk
er building. Salt Lake City, Utah. on the
3rd day of March, 1906, at the hour OF 4
o'clock p. m. TO pay the delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with the cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale
j, ]. SNIDER, Secretary.
Location OF ofllce, 231 D. Il. Walker
building Salt Lake City, Utah slo57
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PASTORS FRAUD DISCOVERED
Rev. George FL. Simmons Tried to
Swindle Partner rs Well as Wife.

PEORIA, Ill. Fob. l6-The receiver OF
the Peoples Savings bank today discoy-
cred the deed to the bank building which
had been missing since Rev. George II.
Simmons killed himself recently
While the building was bought with
the funds of the bank the deed was made
out TO George H Simmons only thus re-
Vcalng an effort TO swinde his partner
Rev. K, l.. Kelly, who owned a half in
terest with him.
The building had been regarded as tho
chief asset. Its value being placed at
$40 ns1
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance confirming tee ~
upon the property on eoth Saa
South street from the We5t Ses
Temple street to the west see
East street. and on both E@d =
street from the south 6os
South street 10 the north slde e
South street. In paving d!sriu :
and u. for the purpose OF ?sa'ss
the grading. curolns and paMss =
Be II ordained by the Ci'5 -
Salt Lake City. Utah:
Section l. That the assens@
made by the City Treasurer
approved and completed oy ~
Equalization and Review. ner.S's a :
appointed by the City Counss I
purpose, OF the property -
both sides of Fourth South
the west side OF West IeHps
the west side of Second East
On both sides Of State sIre"
south side OF Fourth Soutn -
north side OF Seventh s9s.h
paving districts Nos. 10 ana y ~
City. for the purpose oil Pr" Pu'Js N
grading. curbing and paVlus y -
tlons OF said streets, is hsiso, 4
and the assessments mace AZ
in said completed lists are
flrmed. sAa5 I
Section .. This ordinance
feet upon approval. , ~ ~
Passed by the City Coahei, ,sf a e
City, Utah, February ON, 4, as 50
ferred to tho Mayor icr Is,. t,ls I'd -
] B. MOREToN. ~! - ns
Approved this sth daS daS2,,ps0S, y ~ 2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
ISSUED $4,000, 900 BONDS.
Minneapolis &c st, Louis Wants
Money to Extend.

NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-The Minneapolis &
St Louis Railway company announced the
salc OF S, 100000 gold per cent notes today.
the proceeds TO be advanced TO the Mime
sofa. Dakota & Pacific Railway company. This
is corporation formed to build an OK
tension OF the Minneapolis & ST. Louis sys-
TEN. go miles In length. westward from
Watcrtown. S. u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Indian Goes to West Point.

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. Feb. le-Pnul
Knapp. aged 49, haf-breed Indian OF this
city. whose mother was a daughter OF Chief
Peter Pekagon OF the Pottawatomls tribe has
received appointment 20 enter West Point
Knapp formerly a student at Haskell
Institute and received his appointment by. be-
ing recommended TO President Roosevelt by
Indian Commissioner Lcupp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
HARRIMAN'S TERMINAL.
Expenditure of S25 100000 on
Jamaica Bay Property.

NEW YORK. Feb ls-E. H. Hartman is
10 establish great terminal stations at ia
maca bay. where steamers may load and un-
load. thus obviatlnE the torjuous trip TO tho
piers OF Manhattan. To develop this plan
will require expenditure OF approximately
$1,000, 900. Mr Hartman now owns at tho
entrance to Jamaica bay tract OF some 400
acres He is seeking TO acquire 100 acres al.
dltlonnl.
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He Robs Staterooms-

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ls.-Eugcno odIe-
gard caught today I'm the act OF robbinR
a stateroom on the steamer Jennie At tho
police station Odicsord admitted his guilt and
confessed that within tho last week he had
stolen money and jewcry from the steamers
Rainier. Brooklyn and other coasters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
French Cruisers Assembling.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Feb. 1e.-Thc French
armorcd cruiser De SalH and the cruiser Ju-
rlen De La Gravicro arrived hero this after
noon from Willemstad- Island OF Curacno. and
Fort dc Franco. Island OF Martinique respect
lively. They VIII remain In port four days and
thcn proceed 10 Havana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
A Comparison

4 delightful little travelling companion,
Indispensable TO many who travel. arc the
Little Comforters'-Dr. Miles Anti-Paln
Pills. BY their soothing influence upon
the nerves OF the brain and stomach they
prevent dizziness sick stomach and head
ache-car sickness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Moves Against Bandits.

LONDON, Feb 16-The Trlbunc's Peking
correspondent tclcgrpphs that Yuan Shi Kali
commander OF tho Chinese forces has moved
expedition OF 1000 mon with twenty
four guns. from P0otuns TO Chenchau against
Chinese bandits.
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance amen,, Z
and o2G Of chapter % E ~ stcuos,
dinances of Salt Lave u The E.S.
BE II ordained by ,h hS'ty. Nq
Salt Lake City. Uiab, b,nc City G.. i
Section l. That scn,,.
OF chapter 3s OF tha bone be "a n
Saroe St Ss,t Lake City, 1903. be- go Pc
nereoy 9o1,e0.' are amended SO y ;, asa Is
Section so. How con,,,,n
nee department OF sl'',s Sal, nj
nerepy reorgsnized, and lsfs 8
consist Of the followinua shan -
employees and agents w, ofesa !
compensation shall pc
fixed VT as 49,
Ono head OF the dena,,r-
DC known as Chief OF Poi,osst W
Three desk sergcants
Seven detectives.
forty-eiSnt policemen
Two assistant jallers
One matron.
The Chief OF Police ,h.,.
jailcr. and have charpe ha9 = a.
lie snail receive and safely We We
oners properly committed 4. A9 q
he shall file and preserve ~ M
or commitment. and keen n
book provided for that
persons committed TO the Js.%
Ing the date of arrest oSl ~ "
term OF commitment and ~ Il
name, age. place OF birth ara ' W
lease 1ia ~ ?
Sec, 525. Subordinates. III.
lice shall. by and with the 49, Ssx q
sent OF the City Council arS
the Mayor. appoint three d.. on
seven detectives, forty-siss, ~
two assistant Jailcrs. ono ,n ~
other men and employees il \.
department, and in like nsr...
vacancies The Mayor or Cht., =.
with the consent OF the Co5.ss
any time. remove any glhasS.
ploycc. man or agent withon, -
Ing preferred and without -
Ing or opportunity to BE- h,s,
ever. In his opinion, the gorS
service Will be. subeeryed thsr.,
such removal shall be final ,ss
siVe. The City Recorder assiI
notify In writing the remoTsa =
such removal. II shall NOT i.
to state any cause therefor ~
the time OF notification. TIE -,
removed shall In no case Be- -
any salary or compensation us,.-
Sec 5f6, Assignment TO D-s
Chief OF Police shall desIgpa,s
Ing. fled with the City PssTs.
duplicate thereof filed With ,hs =.
ditor. one policeman 10 ACT as -
police, seven policemen 10 art 4
detectives. one policeman to Al !.
duty sergeant, one policeman IA
second duty sergeant, one por,s-
act as third duty sergeant ors ~.
TO act as bicycle policeman. te,,
men 20 act as mounted pollosrr'
thirty-nine policemen to act "a
men. Whenever any change sl,i'
In the police department ty -;
ignatlon. removal, transfer. prcs,S
reduction. the Chief OF Polce ,s''
Ike manner f1ll all vacancies frcs7
the existing force. or from appoI-S
as in his Judgment he shall detz /
the good OF the service.
Sec. 2. All ordinances and uars
dlnances In conflict herewith an
repealed to the extent Of sueh ~
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall al
upon approval
Passed by the City Council o. 81:
City, Utah. January Is. 1906, aus 4
TO the Mayor for. his approval
J. p. MORETON, City Re-
Vetoed by the Mayor ard arz3
sented to the City Council. azs1
recommended by the Mayor, sd
passed by the City Council By Cd
two-thIrds majority, January 2 j
referred To the Mayor for his ~
]. 3. MORETON. City Pc
Approved this 22nd day OF Jazq1
EZRA THOMPSON, r
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Clemency Refused Him.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. I6.-Gov Dcnecn
today refused to grant a repricye in tho case
OF John Dorinjanovich. alias John Miller who
Is sentenced TO hang In Chicago tomorrow for
numbering his wife and two childron
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
INDIAN GOES TO WEST POINT
President Roosevelt Appoints Grand
son Of Pottnwatomie Chief.
Seven Children Injured

FLINT. Mich, Feb l6-Sevcn school children
were injured. three perhaps fatally. whcn a
thirteen children wero being driven acroks the
trucks hero today.
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State of Utah. City and c'c'S

State OF Utan, Si'S
+ '' ]. b Moreton. city Rec RsslsS VI +
Lake City. Utah. do heaep, q
the above and foregoing ,,,,sss - q
and correct copy Of an o.dsss 'ss -
An ordinance confirming .isss va d l
upon the property on BON ,ai ~ - q
South street from the sss. H. a. 4
Temple street TO the wah wes. sssss 4
East street, and on oon fceaI
street from the south side 20 q ss,s:l sSl
street TO the north side oi Sos . 4
street, in paving dist!;S'oS districts S ts d!
for the purpose of pr9Sioit,ss, it,ss,rssii
bv % the CITY Council Of rai s apss>
Utah February ;th. iss 40 los i q
tho Mayor February Nh' -"
" In witness whereof Sa ss's ssoTrSsl
NV hand and affixed the aav ' ~ o.
Of said city, this 9Th Q SafM fMoR5i
1906. Oily Ee'
(Seal)
Pny,na P extension No: ls
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Mason Valley Copper company. Lo-
cation OF principal place OF buslneas,
Salt Lake City, Utah. There are delIns
ouent upon the following described stock
on account of assessment levied on the 9Th
day of January. 1906. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
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Meeting Of Town Board.

meeting OF the town board was held
last evening, at which II WAS voted to
pay the amount. The vote stood three to
two in favor OF the payment OF the loan.
Tho Mayor and Treasurer voted against
the appropriation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Was Former Loan.

Il is charged that there was a former
loan of 5000. which had previously been
paid by the town board. The legality of
this transaction is also attacked, and an
effort will be made TO have the payment
of the same set aside on the grounds
that It was not in compliance with the
Nm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17

State of Utah. county of Salt u
1, ]. B. Moreton, City Reco?ta
Lake City, Utah. do hereby osae
the above and foregoing /, a y
and correct copy OF An ordIsa:a|
led, "An ordinance amending So
525 and 525 OF chapter d Of ths I
Ordinances Of Salt Lake CO
passed by the City Council Of 81
City, Utah. January Is. 1905 sd
ted to the Mayor for his a1rs1[
toed by the Mayor and agAh -
10 the City Council, amended %
mended by the Mayer. and agt,
By the City Council by more -
thirds majority. January p M Z
proved by the Mayor January Z
appears OF record In my oGtt
In witness whereof. | have hs7z'
my hand and affixed the co.Pz1
OF said city this 18th day OF !ssz7
J. B M0gBIl
ISeau Chy Esd
Rill No 4
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TOWN OF BINGHAM
FACING INJUNCTION
Proceedings to Be Instituted in
the Third District Court
Today.

Harry ]. Robinson Will file an injunc-
ton suit in the Third District court this
morning TO enjoin the town of Bingham
from paying $500. through its board of
trustees, to the Bingham State bank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
MACKAY COMPANIES
PAY OUT S2,332,492
Pacific Cable Concern Will Lay
Line From Guam to
Japan.

NEW YORK. Feb. 16-The annual re-
port OF the trustees OF the Mnckay com
panics made public today shows that the
companies. during the period from Feb
ruary q. 1906 to February 1. 1906. received
from investments In other companies
$2,7l95a5. Dividends paid to shareholders
OF the Mackay companies aggregated s2,-
S92 492 and So, lS6 was expended for sal
aries rents and other expenses. leaving
a surplus for the year OF S3639l1- The
corporation mas no debts.
The report contains the following ref
crenCc to the earnings OF the subsidiary
companies;
The income OF the subordinate COM
panics or the MaCkny companies Is lars-
ly In excess of the amount required TO
pay these dividends but its policy is TO
obtain from its subordinate companies
on the Mackay companies shares"
The Companies Controlled.
The report states that the Mackay COM
pany is one OF the largest stockholders
in the American Telephone and Telegraph
Telephone company
During the year the companies acquired
control OF the North American Telegraph
which owns and operates n tele-
graph system in Minnesota, Wisconsin.
Iowa. and Illinois. In addition the Com
Mackay company. completed and put into
operation n fifth cable to Europe and also
established cable connections with New
The Commercial Pacific Cable company
las completed arrangements for laying
submarine cables to Japan from Guam
and To China from Manila TO be put into
operation on or before April !.