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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
HERBERT WILLIAMS
IS IN JAIL AGAIN
Found 1t Impossible to Stay
Away From His Old
Friends.
PASSED FORGED CHECK
ON RESTAURANT WOMAN
Notorious Character Now Seems
to Have Long Term Ahead
of Him.

II Herbert Williams could break out OF jail
with half the case With which he breaks In.
there isn't hastie on the face OF the earth
that could hold him. He again took up mis-
residence at Sheriff Emery's Second south
street sanitarium Thursday afternoon and II
viii. doubtless be somo time before he again
brcathcs the air OF freedom.
Married In Prison.
williams is the crock who gained additional
notoriety for himself by becoming a bride
groom at the county jail about six weeks ngo.
with tho consent and connvance OF Sheriff
Emory. He then and there married TO
Minerva Reeves. woman who was serving q
term for attempting to murder her slater In
disrcputable house Main street Tho mar
rlose OF this precious poir was great shock
to the community and brought down upon the
head OF the Sheriff u storm OF denunciation
from pulpit. press and public
Work Made Him Tired.
When Wiliams's term expired he bade his
prison wife adcu and went forth. presumably,
&c prepare home for her when che should
be released In August next. But freedom
The yciy mention of the word "work' gave
him that fatiguod feeling and he loDgcd for
the hospitabe home he had recently left.
Back to the Old Home.
So back 10 tho baDtile he went. certain OF
the hearty welcome that awaited him. He
arrived and that WAS SUFFICIENT reason for his
admission 10 tho crooks puradise. ShoriT
Emery that good, kind man, greeted his late
guest with open arms and Deputy Sheriff Bur
bdge grabbed hie old friend and huGsed him
TO his yearning heart Joy reigned in tho
hearts OF host and guest and when the big
inner gate swung open admitting the maudlin
thief to tho general assembly room tho happy
within Joined hands and sang morry
merry roundelay In honor OF the prodigal's re-
turn.
He Soon Grew Weary.
But Herbert coon grew weary OF indoor life
Tho cuisine suited to his e1ecting
appetite. tho conversation gave him shooting
pains, all efforts OF tho deputies to amuse him
fell nat, emu. his portion. So he left
again. That wns ten days ago
Thursday Herbert needed money. He was
In debt TO Mrs l.. NJ. Hoffman OF the Glen
wood cafe for a meal ticket and that good
lady after him for a settlement. Boing
4 rcsourceful character. no secured one OF
Walker Brothers blank checks. filled II out
for SIS. payable to himself. signed the name
OF J. b. Johnson to II. and paid the restaurant
woman.
Once More In Jail
Afrp Hoffman gave him part Of the face Of
the check In change and he was capitalist.
Deputy Sheriff Slater met him the street
quit his foolshness Herbert accepted tho In
tunity TO plead to the charge OF forgery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
TALK OF CONSOLIDATION
Question of Amalgamnting Univer
sity and Agricultural College I'm

The members OF the committee apnoint-
ed by Governor John c. Cutler to Investi-
gate and report on the advisa bilty OF CON
Agricultural college Will meet with tbe
college students at the university at IL an
this morning: Just what the commits.
sioners intend to do Is not known. but il
Is known that they desire the presence
of every college student This visit viii
conclude the commissions investigates
so far as the university is concerned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
RIEGER 6 lIMDLEY
Phones No. 365.
35-37 West Second South
PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER
Order a case for your home today.

In shoots and buried in trench hal. block
lonS We passed scores OF insane people. but
not single person weeping
Saw Valencia Hotel Burn.
That night 1 saw the Valencia hotel burn
up Tho earthquake had wrecked the build
Ing and burst the water pipes The people in
the first two floors had been caught In the
ruins and drowned Ike many rats Tho
number wno not less than nifty.
We were fortunate from the standpoint Of
proviSions in having two bnbics In our camp.
Men might storve women go without a meal
but the children und babies must be fed on
all sidca this was the universal cry. Milkmen
with buckets OF fresh milk walked from tent
10 tent. from door TO door from camp to onmp
priccs, but freely giving It away where chill
drcn could he shown Thcso milkmen were
the name OF baby and your want was sratI-
fed
Shortage Of Water.
Tho water shortage was a caution. Three
times day tho water wagon came around, but
only with water 10 drink. II a crime TO
wash ones face. My wife was extrnvagant
enough on couple Of occaslonufto moisten q
little of the dirt around her mouth so as to
rub It on. Drift just hung people But
you didn't object, II badge OF horoism.
II your fuce had been clean, you would have
been ashamed to show Il. Dirty faces wore
I'm fashion
Shot for Stealing.
BY Friday night tho stealing and lnwless-
ness had become terrible in certain sections Of
the city despite the splendid work OF Gen
Funston. l say fellow trying TO steal a
piano get nailed / came being a
victim myself that l decided to desert San
Francisco I'm hurry / passed n corpse the
street that the soldiers Ind tagged md left as
warning 70 others On big placard that
hung. tho fellows breast written
shot for stealing y" Orders wero Issued that
people who dropped things In the business rec
tion were not to stoop to pick them UP. under
penalty OF being shct.
Bayonet Pushed in Face.
Leaving for home. I camo nearly being i'm
pressed into the service OF clearing bricks and
stoncs of Market street. fellow showed a
bayonct In my face and ordered TO get TO
work l VAS leading the horGc, while my wife
Mrs. Dacseko md hor two children rid
ing in the wagon. Mr.. Daeseko wns holding on
tho load. When the guard copped me. Mr.
Daesckc seized ono OF the children and escaped
impressmcnt. My wife however. came TO my
rcscuc and l was permitted to go to Oak
land. From there went to Berkeley and
left for homo Monday"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
BEET PULP IS GOOD
FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP
George Austin Advances New
Ideas About Fattening
Stock.

Thomas Austin of Lehi. a large cattle
and sheep man. Is at the Wilson, and
advances new ideas on fattening cattle
and sheep for market. Speaking on the
subject. he said
I'VE sent 10000 sheep and 500 head Of
cattle to San Francisco recently, and all
Of them had been fattened on beet pulp
believe 1t TO be the very best thing In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27

Old DR.. Cascaret carried Cor
your Vest Pocket, or In my =
Purse is the cheapest kind ort
surance. and Happiness foms
ever happened.
Little thin enamel Cascare' p
as thick as your watch rouno-'
smooth-edged,, and shaped 50 p
notice its presence.
Contains six Candy ta5let
Gents a Box at any Druggist ts'y
? Be sure you get the genuine, U
by the Sterling Remedy CONF
never sold in bulk. Every IaOla
"CCC."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
Bayonet Pushed in Face.
WALL PAPER ANNOUNCEMENT

II It is In the wall paper way, we
have It, and we now have a large force
of competent men and can execute all
orders promptly, George w, Ebert 8,
Co 81 Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
Snowstorm Thursday.

Thursday ushcred in with snow, which
was followed by rain the precipitation for
twenty-four hours ending Thursday night at
o'clock being i3 inch. The weather Thurs-
day was decidedly variable. but the forecast
called for faror and warmer weather Friday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
NOTICE.
ADril IL 1q06

April 18, 1906.
The Bon Ton restaurant has changed
hands. and all holding any claim against
said firm Will call on the Dock company.
who Will settle all debts on or before
May l, 1906 at said place of business.
DOCK co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
Judgment Against Copper Compny

Damages to tho extent OF sl75 was on Thurs-
day awarded by jury In tho Federal court
to tho plaintiff In tho OF Elsinc Peterson
against the Utah Copper company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27

ry- FREE TO OUR FRI
VIC want to send to eur e lrissssS5 sssS5sii
French-designed. G0LD-PtAiED ~sSl5
hard-enameled In colors. u IS : ~
dressing table. Ten cents Ia stamE, Nc
measure of good faith and to cover fsssS
with which this dainty trinkei IS 49, essss.
Send to-day, mentioning inS y IL
Sterling Remedy Company. Chesss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
BELIEVE BIG DISASTER
WILL HELP SALT LAKE
Los Angeles Men Say San Fran
ciScO's Loss Will Benefit
This City.

A. 2. Pomeroy and ], II. Hurin, we'll
known real estate men of Los Angeles
who are. also interested in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27

the world. for IT'S cost. for 1
either sheep or cattle.
we give a grown steer twenty
of hay and l25 pounds Of beet /
day. and you can almost see The
on them. Contrary TO common
this pulp grows better with a
dump II into silos. and It is rel
cattle all the more for Its age =
Alive to Advantages.
The people are all alive 70
vantages Of beet pulp, and all
are using II. l took a thousand
pulp-fed sheep to Omaha, aod
them all 10 cents per hundred. .
out Idaho, where pulp can be bad
common use.
THE San Francisco suffereu,
our little town of 5000 people 9
s2oG0 and sent relief at once we
ing all we can to help. and mean
nt II -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
Alive to Advantages.
To Investigate Case Of Gin

On tho report that the diseafs z.
was prevalent in the vicinity OF ~
Frederick, veterinarian OF Icsaa
sent By the State Board CT HS'p
vcstiEato conditions. H
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27

realty. express the opinion that the dis
astcr which has bGfallen San Francisco.
VIII materially benefit Salt Lake.
Benefit for Zion.
Mr. Pomcroy. who recently purchased
the Metropolitan hotel corner from Judge
Hallctt OF Denver. said To The Tribune;
There is no question In my mind that
the disaster which has befalleu San
Francisco Will help Salt Lake OF course,
/ believe that San Francisco will be re-
built but the disaster will prevent many
new people from going there and 1t Will
also cut down the tourist travel
Status Of Los Angeles.
II do not believe that Los Angeles Will
suffer perceptlbly from San Francisco's 3
misfortune although. as I said before.
tourist travel Will be decreased west of
Salt Lake. and that will affect Los An
geles slightly"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
| DOCTOR
CASCARET
III Office In your own
III Vest Pocket.
On caH anyMinute .DayorNisht

When Heartburn. Sour Stomach
Headache, Bad Breath, Coated
Tongue, Belchlng OF Stomach Gas. or
any OF these forerunners of Indigestion
appear, Old Dr.. Csscarot wants 10
DO right on the spot In your pocket.
.Ho wants to check the coming trouble
instantly before 1T can grow into a
habit OF the Bowels to be costive.
Ladies. who extend to Dr.. Cascaret the
hospitality Of their Purses or their Dress
Pockets. will be rewarded with a fine
complexion, and healthy Happiness.
these Will about fifty times repay for
Inc tEifling space occupied. and the ten
cents per week at cost.
Ns Cascaret guarantees 10 cure N.
most Obstinate cases of CONSTIPATION and
indigestion, without discomfort ar In
convenience.
His medicine does not grippe nor purge.
nor create drug habit.
Because 1t is not a "Bile-drlyer. No,
Gastric-Juice Waster. but a d,r.ot
Ionic to the Bowel Muscles. =
1t exercises naturally the muscles ,b,,
ahe the walls of the lntcstincs and
want OF Exercise weakens and rcIaxes
,ues' oo%el-muscles, just as it wcakens
Arm and Leg muscles. eHeHs
Old DR.. Cascaret goes directly .o..
these BoweLMuscles. he 49,.
mem up just as cold bath would wake
up lazy person. "~"e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27

Heavy dinners, Iate suppeis,
wine. or beer drinking. nerYos|
meht. sudden exposure to coz
and a dozen other every day lkeheo
the Bowel Muscles.
In such cases little CascNst'
Is worth fifty dollars worth Of ~
later on. to say nothing OF the =
discomfort, loss of Business EnVt
loss of Social Sunshine 1t saves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27

1 Then he works them tthe1
nerves) till they get so slic'!
that Exercise that they doa'
any more help to do Their du'5'
ButDr. Cascaet wants to bsi!
the spot, in your Pocket q
where he can regulate thsss
Muscles all the time, in hs,
out Of health.
Because, even the stongts
Muscles may be overworked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
His Home Doomed

Next morning j got out and hustled grub
We went through Market street and the heat
wns 30 intonso that were compelled TO re-
main In the middle OF tho street After n
breakfast OF ham, eggs md coffee, Mr. Druc-
feke and !, leaving our wives and his children
behind. started for Oakland 10 telegraph Salt
Lake friends that We wore safe. We were
just anxious 10 got word 10 them as they
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
Heard Salt Lake Was Wrecked.

From some ofIicinl got the rumor that there
had been earthquake in Salt Lake and
the city on nre. When I told my wife
later. she concluded that the whole world must
he doomed. 1t terrible news 20 receive ut
this stage OF our experience We finally got
TO Oakland. where. aftcr waiting three hours.
filed messages TO our Salt Lake friends
Stopped by Soldiers.
Attempting TO get bach to San Francisco we
wcro denied entrance, In accordance with Gen
Funston strict blockade orders A fellow Of
ferod TO take us across tho Oakland river In
a boat for $50. but VIC turned him down.
Later with about Nifty others. boarded 4
gasoline lnunch ond toAcscapo Funston's guard
at tho water front sailed around to North
Beach. Here wo found Cinnamon roostlng on
garbage dumps with their hands full! of chop
sticks. Degos were also there in swarms
After long walk, finally made our
way back TO camp. Passing Van Ness avenue
saw about twenty dead people wrapped
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
coNTRAoToRs AND RUILDERs

COMPLETE SETS OF PLANS AND
specihcations OF beautiful buildings,
from SO up. J. B. Cook, Il. 2S1. 702 Spr.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
Do NOT APPROVE FRANCHISE
Property Owners Object to Granting
Permits to Railway on Mildred
Avenue
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE. Nov 3.-Twenty owners of
property in the close proximity of
Mildred avenue met at the Alta build
ing. Los Angeles. today for the pur-
pose of taking under consideration the
| action of the Los Angeles-Pacific COM
pany in petitioning the board of trus-
tees of Ocean Park for a franchise to
extend it's tracks along Mildred ave-
nue. from Trolleyway to the ocean
front.
The assembly, which was composed
largely of women, was called to order
by Chairman Thomas w. Wilde, who,
in brief address, stated that he was
| unalterably opposed to granting the
| franchise, as once the railway had
a lien on Mildred avenue 1t would build
| freight sheds and make other improve
ments for the furthering of it's plans to
! establish a shipping point there. Mr..
Wilde said he believed that the rail-
way contemplated building a continu-
| ance to the south end of the Venice
| breakwater and that 1t would then be
| a matter of a short time before freight
and passenger steamers made regular
landings at that point.
| ]. w. Roberts also spoke against
granting the franchise and he was fol-
lowed by several others who said they
believed that property values in the
Mildred avenue district would decrease
| III. the IrdnCnlSe were BlVei' liiS 6SH-
eral verdict of the meeting was that
If the railway company would present
its plans to the property owners to be
approved and would give satisfac-
tory guarantee to stand by it's prom
Use, that full and impartial inquiry
would be made into the matter, but
| that the franchise must be defeated
under any other conditions. The chair
appointed j. w. Roberts chairman of
committee to act in the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
WILL MANDAMUs
TRUSTEE BOARD
WANT SANTA MONICA tn BUILD
A SEPTIC TANK
Beach city Has $4,000 in Its Treasury
for Sewerage Purposes, but Is
Reluctant to Part
with IL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, Nov 3.-By a stand
ing vote that was practically unani-
nous 1t was decided at tonights meet
ing of the Community league to take
immediate steps to mandamus the
Santa Monica board of city trustees to
spend the $4,000 now in the city treas
ury for the building of septic tank.
The meeting was attended by about
200 persons, including all Of the Ocean
Park board and Mayor Dudley, Trustee
Goetz and Engineer James of Santa
Monica A. r. Fraser, president of
the league, called the assembly to or
der and introduced Mayor Dudley of
Santa Monica, who entered into q de-
tailed account of the sewerage difficult
ties that have, he said, been the bane
of the Santa Monica bay section. He
said that he believed that the septic
tank project was not as feasible as
the plan for building a main to con-
meet with the Los Angeles outfall
at Hyperion and that IL the money
on hand for septic tank purposes could
be lawfully diverted to the latter ar
rangement he believed Santa Monica
would show no opposition to having
it spent that way.
Others who addressed the meeting
were Mayor Burks, Judge Noyes j. G.
French, David Evans, Charles Stilson,
Engineer James. Trustee Goetz and
DR.. Fuller. The bringing of the suit
was determined on as the only means
of deciding the question whether
the money could be diverted for any
other use than the object for which
it was voted
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
FOR SALE
Hotels and Lodging Houses


RooMING HOUSES,
HOTELS,
BOARDING HOUSES.
rooms, $3.50; rent, sS5; w. 4th ST.
rooms. $3.50; rent ss5; s. Hill st.
rooms, $500; rent s85; s. Flower
9 rooms, S4OO; half cash, rest $40 a
month; rent, s45; w. 9TH ST.
10 rooms, $3.50; rent $40; San Pedro ST..
near Sixth. For the price this is
the best in town.
10 rooms, $3.50; $3.50 cash; rent s55; new.
good boarding house on s. Flower
IA rooms, 1890; rent s65; new, swell
boarding house on s. Flower.
IS rooms, $500; rent sS5; w. End st.
10 rooms, 5000; rent $50; light house,
keeping apartments; income $500, W.
Sth st.
20 rooms, $500; rent s9O filled the year
round; Crocker st.
2 rooms, $3.50; $3.50 cash; rent 500; s.
Spring st.
% rooms. $500; rent S110: best little
transient house in town.
% rooms, s16OO 5000 cash; rent s125;
Broadway.
% rooms, S14OO; rent s67: would exchange
for lot or, cottage; housekeeping
apartments and rooms; s. Hope st.
% rooms, $4,000; s2225 cash; rent SIPS; w.
9TH st.
2S rooms, s245O; rent 500; popular house;
would exchange for home near Glen
dale, Eagle Rock or San Gabriel; s.
Hill st.
25 rooms, $500; rent $125; new; E. 9Th St
2e rooms, $3.50; rent SIS; E. 3rd st.. /;
would exchange.
20 rooms. $265O; rent s135; good money
maker; Main near 9TH st.
30 rooms. 12 offices; nearly new; very
cheap at $500; all large, light rooms
and very SWELL S. Hill st.
"a rooms; light housekeeping; $3.50; rent
$50; no work to this; near 9th and
Figueroa.
35 rooms; swelest proposition in Cali
fornia, $650O; $500 will swing It; half
block east Of Central Park.
40 rooms, $4S00; $4,000 cash, or would ex-
change; rent S175; swell family ho-
tel; piano.. ETC.; S. Hope st.
AZ rooms, $4,000; rent $3.50; housekeeping
apartments; all new; would trade
for beach, city or country; w. 1st st.
"a rooms, $780, swell; clears $500; Broad
way.
60 rooms, $420O; half cash; good piano;
w. End ST.
rs rooms, $500; long lease; money-mak-
er; very attractive; easy terms;
E. 5th st.
All of the above are right in town and
for bargains cannot be duplicated.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
21S W. Third st.
Rooming House Department.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
Estate committee
PREDICTS ELECTION
OF THEODORE BELL
Rv Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.-on be-
behalf of the Democratic state centr1l
committee, Secretary j. Walsh today
made the following statement:
"A canvass of the state indicates the
election of Theodore A. Bell, the Dem
ocratic candidate, by "a majority of
$3.50. 1t is estimated that Bell will car
nv forty-one counties, with total vote
in his favor of 25,700. We concede Gil
lett seventeen counties, with a total
vote Of 1880.
1--WE expect to elect five Democratic
conpressmcn. In two districts we con-
cede the election of Republicans, al /
one we consider as doubtful. We be-
lieve that Bells majority will increase
the Democratic representation in the
legislature"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
Dividends Guaranteed in
Ninety Days
Only $4,000 Shares at 50 Cents Each Will
Be Placed on SaIe-You Will
Have to Hurry

American Amber Mica Mining company capital $3ooooO has
been organized for the purpose of developing the richest mica bear
ing land in the world all mineral rights the 480 having been
secured by H. L. Miller Co., the weknown real in
vestmen firm of Los Angeles with offices Ala West Seventh ST
Los Angeles people and all others who bright enough
know the value of rstass investment proposition given
opportunity ground floor stock in the richest mica
mine in America.
Only $4,000 shares of the stock will be placed the market
offered the low price of so share with of the
payment of per dividend within ninety guarantee be
made good by H. L. Miller & Co.
This is the chance of lifetime want to get
paying investment the very beginning should
Ever since the of the discovery Of this mica mine
of local investors have been for the formation of
company order that they might any price.
The guarantee by H. L. Miller & Co. paymnet of
dividend will be made within ninety days will be fully
azed for there enough mica the dump sold 90
$4 pound that will fund than sufficient the
required for the dividend payments
already orders have been received
tons on the dump
This will be the only mine opened go
paying dividends of the product of the mine within 90 days
Remember this and hasten goodszed block of the
American Amber Mica company stock.
Only $4,000 shares will be sold share par value
$1.00 Now 50 cents share.
The company will organized with frstclass men
its head Broadway Bank and Trust company depository
capitalization S3OOOOO, when it should be ten million.
The valuable property is located Tanning county
Georgia. the of the Blue Ridge mountains us miles north
of Atlanta adjoining North Carolina in which last has
been worked successfully the only mine this
The lucky discovery of the mica made by c. D.
York. who started from Chicago accompanied by expert
gneer prospect for mica They located the property and H. L.
Miller Co. Immediately acquired all rights the valuable mineral
acreage of 48O
1t is that 90 of the used in the United
imported India the large output the only
country the of North Carolina
sufficient to supply the demand
Mica class of siicaes having prsmac angle of 120
degrees emneny perfect basal cleavage aordng thin, tough
sc cooress jet black translucent of widely
varying composition and ystazng in the monocnc system
Mica is sometimes called isnglass
Mica used by electric light and other for the
highca insulation and is also used for ubcang and
purposes value from 90 $l4
pound waste mica ground up for ubrcatng
use, sells readily at 3 to 6 pound
Fine samples of the taken from the companys Georgia
mine may inspected by calling the office of H. L. Miller Co.,
Ala West Seventh