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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-31
PUT RED PEPPER IN EYES
Two Park City Boys Given Jail Sen
tence-Another Swallows
Tin Whistle.

Park City, July 30-Saturday evening
Patrick Maher sWOTe to complaint
charging Willie Benny and John Abbey,
two boys aged Is and 10, respectively. with
the crime of assault and battery commit
ted upon his two sons by putting red
pepper into their eyes and mouths. The
two lads under arrest when they appeared
before the police judge this morning con-
fessed that they had done the deed. They
stated that they had broken into camp
house and had taken the pepper and that
they had then wayiaid the two MaheT
boys and given them treatment. Fur
Their the two boys admitted that they had
taken part in several smaller Offenses.
Judge Talon gave the boys a lecture,
five days each. The youngsters will be
given another chance, and if they are
again called up before the judge, they
will be sent TO the reform school.
The 5-year-old daughter of Frank Han
sen fell from a porch last evening and
broke her right arm above the wrist. A
doctor was called and the fracture re-
duced and the little one is now imprOv-
ing
Swallowing a tin whistle made consid-
cradle trouble for the little son of George
Stanley on Saturday evening. The instru-
ment stuck in the childs throat for some
time. but was finally removed
The school census was completed today
and the result shows that in Park City
there are LBS children of school age
whom $50 are boys and 575 girls.
Lee Yon, a Chinaman, who has been
in town for a number of years, died in
were taken in charge by the local con-
tingent of Chinese and this afternoon a
funeral befitting his rank was held and
the body inferred in the City cemetery.
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BETTER WATER FOR MOAB.
Proposition Under Consideration and
Likely to Be Accepted

Moab. July 28.-The directors of the
Moab Irrigation company held a meeting
teday 10 consider a proposition of the
Emmit Placer company TO pipe the water
of the Warmer springs into Moab for
domestic use.
The Placer company is under contract
with the Irrigation company to build set
Ting reservoirs to settle the waters of
Mill creek. which they are using for
placer purposes on Wilson Mesa.
The Placer company has found that ii
cannot settle the water as agreed, and
now offers TO pipe the water from the
Warmer spring, which is about two miles
from Moab, and owned by the Irrigation
company, into Moab, in order to be re-
leased from its original contract. The
Placer company offered TO furnish SO
feet of four-inch pipe, 500 feet of three
inch pipe, two miles of two inch pipe,
one-half mile of inch pipe and one mile
Of half inch pipe laid down at Moab. 1t
also agreed to put the pipe together after
the trench is dug by the Irrigation COM
pany and furnish all T connections
The water company has called a stock
holders meeting 10 consider the matter
and IL will probably be accepted.
IL will be a benefit TO the citizens of
the town if the offer Is accepted as
the town water which is now in open
bitches is always of poor quality in the
summer time.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, July ga special meeting of the
city council has been called by Mayor
Frisby for this evening TO consider pro-
pOSal relating to the electric light situa-
ton made by the electric company, the
report of the committee on the petition
of citizens asking that the city donate a
site for the federal building on the north
west corner of the court house block, and
other matters of Importance.
The WOman's Republican club will meet
this evening with Mrs. L. T. Jones to con-
slider the matter of an outing for the club
IS. r. Thurman expects to move to Salt
Lake in the near future to engage in the
practice of his profession in the capital
Mr.. Thurman has been a resident of
Provo for about twenty-five years, and
his departure, together with that of his
family, will be generally regretted.
Two of Bishop ManWaring's children
are suffering from an attack of diphthe-
ria.
The Branch Young will case is before
Judge Booth in the Fourth district court
today on the protest of Joshua NJ. Young
of Williston, n. D., Ashebel p. Young
and Samantha Young Yates of Monroe,
10 the admission TO probate of the will
that Permelia Young, wife of the de-
ceased exercised undue influence over
him and that by reason of such undue in
fluence the protestance were not given a
just share of the estate, which it is al
legged is worth $4,000 and of which the
prOtestants get only about 500 each I'M
der the provisions of the will
c. III. Sunden, who has been playing in
the Mozart orchestra for some time OBJ
tanned a bicycle from Frank Ramsey Sat
urday. which he has not returned, and
the officers are looking for him and the
wheel. Sunden is said to be from Salt
Lake.
The D. & r. G.. office at Eureka was
entered by burglars Saturday night The
door was blown from the safe and about
$50 taken. At the last report there was no
clue to the burglars.
Colonel Sam A. King is down from Salt
Lake today on legal business.
A n. De Long was arrested today on
a charge of asSaulting BENJAMIN Bach
man. The two men had some disagree
ment about some electric wiring which
Mr.. Baehman was taking out in the build
ing lately occupied by Shelton & Co., and
upon Mr.. De Long becoming angered at
something said by Mr.. Bachman struck
him. The hearing is set for the 9Th.
George Ferre was taken before Justice
Noon today on charge of assault with
a deadly weapon The preliminary exam
inatiOn was set for Tuesday, Aug. Z, and
Ferres bond was fixed at $500. The COM
plant grew out of the stabbing affray in
the Exchange saloon on the 24th Young
Wright, who is at the hospital, is inn
proving and believed TO be in a fair way
TO recover.
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S TATE NEW
SUES BECK TUNNEL.
Jesse w. Fox Asks for Money for
Stock and Dividends.

Provo, July 90-Jesse w. Fox has COM
menced- suit against the Beck Tunnel
Consolidated Mining company for $500
and for dividends amounting TO $3.50 de-
clared on 1900 shares of the capital stock
of the company. He alleges that he is
the owner of 1900 shares of capital stock
of the Bullion-Beck Tunnel company,
which was consolidated with the La
RENE Mining company and forms the
defendant corporation, and that by the
consolidation plaintiff became the owner
OF 1000 shares of the capital stock of the
defendant corporation. He further al
leges that on May %, 1906. he rendered the
defendant company the stock in the Bull
Beck Tunnel company and requested
20 have issued to him stock in the Beck
Tunnel Consolidated company which was
refused.
As the case is understood in the office
of the Beck Tunnel company, the stock
represented by the certificates on which
plaintiff seeks to recover were sold for
dellnquent assessments before the con-
solicitation of the Bullion-Beck Tunnel and
the La Refine companies.
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WILL BE DEPORTED.
English Child Arrives at Boston With
Mormon Elder.
Especial to The Herald

Boston, Mass. July 3O.-The lmmigra-
ton officials decided during the morning
not TO permit the landing of Susan Hen
~, aged r. who came over from Eng
land on the Arabic with Z. Bachman,
Mormon elder who was going TO take the
child TO Idaho.
The elder has papers purporting 10 be
signed by the child's parents giving the
child to him, but these papers by no
means constitute a legal adoption in the
ewes of American law or the English law
either For this reason the officials here
have denied the little girl the right TO
land She is being held in detention UNI
Ill the next steamer sails for England
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The state board of horticulture called
upon Governor Cutler yesterday and as
sured him of the willingness of that body
to assist in any manner possible to carry
out the details necessary to make a cred
liable showing of Utah's horticultural
products at the next meeting Of the Ma
tional Irrigation congress.
The next meeting of the congress will
be held in Boise. Ida. Sept. to s. At
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AN INsIDIoUs DANGER.

One of the worst features of kidney
trouble is that it is an insidious dis
ease. and before the victim realizes his
danger he may have fatal malady.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first
sign of trouble, as 1t eorrects irregu-
larities and prevents Brights disease
and diabetes. F. ]. Hill Drug Co., the
never substitutors.
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women, five pound box candy; men, box
cigars; for the largest family on the
grounds, fifty bread tickets; to the moth
er of the prettiest baby, five pounds of
candy oldest couple on the grounds, case
of root beer; to the couple married long
est, two cans of coffee and five pounds
of baking powder; first man making home
run in either ball game, case of beer. The
prizes in the Waiting contest will be
cigar container for the men and box
of fancy candy for the women. A SOU
venir will be given 10 the women attend
ing the excursion
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STATE BOARD OF ULTURE PREPARES
TO COMPETE At BOISE FOR CLARK CUP

this meeting the horticultural display to
be given by the arid states will be in
competition for a handsome cup to be
presented by Senator William A. Clark.
The cup will be handsome trophy for
the winning state. 1t is estimated that
ii will cost the state about 81 800 to make
a creditable showing. The horticultural
board has received assurance from the
Weber club at Ogden, that it will receive
the support of that organization in its
efforts to have Utah properly represented.
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was In constant demand to play at hotels
and the Denver papers were full Of ia
vorable comments upon it. Because OF
the fine showing made at the Elks con-
vention, il has been invited to attend the
annual encampment of the q. A r. In
Minneapolis
The youngsters will be assisted in the
concert tonight by Miss Mile Williams.
Miss Sarah Perkes, Master Ward Cas-
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County surveyor. 81 a day for field work
and 50 a day for office work.
The salary of the county recorder is ad-
yanced from $1,000 to 81 200 and that OF
the assessor from $500 to $1,000 The un-
Outstanding in the case of the assessor
being that he is to devote all him time
to the work and thereby reduce running
expenses so far as possible
The county attorney was instructed to
notify the road supervisors to bring suit
against parties flooding the county roads
with waste water, or otherwise damag-
ing or encroaching upon the road
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sidy and the Juvenile Choir under Evan
Stephens. All the doors and windows
lawns well sprinkled so as to make it
cool Tickets will be taken at the gate.
The following is the program
Part La Rough Riders March South
welD. (h) First Violets Andante and
Waltz (Rawson) Pluck Juvenile band;
Cornet solo. Professor l.. p. Christensen,
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band; baritone solo, Master Ward Cas-
sidy: brass quartette, Priests March
(Mozart), Orson Hyde, cornet; Owen Me
Aleer cornet; Ralph Brown. baritone; Con
to Sleep" Miss Mile Williams; chorus
Juvenile choir, Professor Stephens, leader
reading, Miss Sarah Perkes; (a) Dixie
1b) America
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1t is an enjoyable picnic where
MOUNTS Pork and Beans form the
important part of the lunch. Ask your
grocery man about it.
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Lagoon's Birthday.

Wednesday, Aug. 1. Davis county
championship baseball, 1 p. m, Boun-
tiful VS. KaySVille.
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laqoon's Birthday.

Wednesday, Aug. l. Special baseball
train p. m. League game, Ogden VS..
Salt Lake.
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leader Pluck band; solo, THE Meaning
Of the U. s. A." Miss Mile VIII
llams; reading, Miss Sarah Perkes; odd
Black joe" arranged Pluck Juvenile
band; solo, Master Ward Cassidy: chorus,
Juvenile Choir, Professor Stephens, lead
er.
Part II-(a) Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
Through Georgia. arranged (b) Overture
"Manitou" (SouthwelD, Pluck Juvenile
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Lagoon's Birthday.

Wednesday, Aug. 1. Davis county
championship baseball, 1 p. m, Boun-
tiful VS.. Kaysville.
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GrOesbeck & Slocum's "See America
First exhibition and their Might i'm
Wonderland" were introduced TO Salt
Lake people last night at Saltair pavilion
with gratifying success before large num-
bers of visitors The originality of the
acts of legerdemain that Professor Slo-
cum has included in his Might in Won
derland" was striking, instructive and
luGicrous to so large an extent that few
moments occurred after he commenced
the entertainment when his auditors were
not in rOars of laughter. 1t is a series
of pleasures for the eye to witness them,
and there is music, mirth and merriment
SO sandwiched into the program that it
is restful as well as entertaining. In the
See America First picture exhibit a
wide range of Americas beauty spots is
covered. The reproductions of San Fran
cisco's fire scenes are impressive The
exhibitions will continue throughout the
week, afternoons and evenings, at 2:9O
and $3.50 o'clock.
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Eat your lunch in the Palm garden
at the Royal
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ADJUSTMENTS

THE Belle of Vera Cruz" is by far the
best comedy yet played by the Cassidy
company at Casino park, and the week
has started off with tremendous bust
ness. Fully twenty musical numbers of
a catchy nature are introduced during
the action of the piece, and nearly every
line of the dialogue is a laugh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-31

The Juvenile band will give concert
at the Tabernacle this evening. The pur-
pose OF the concert is to raise a fund to
pay for the new instruments and uni
forms The band was taken TO Denver for
the Elks' convention, where II headed the
Utah delegation in the big parade In
Denver II made a great hit and was a
great advertisement for Salt Lake. 1t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-31
UTAH COUNTY SALARIES.

Provo, July S0-The board of county
commissioners met today and fixed the
following salaries for county officers for
the years 1907 and 1908:
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A~%~%~~%%~@%~e%~s =
% PERSONAL MENTION. O
o o o O o o o o o o o 60 O o o O

q. j. iouk aud wife Of Seattle are In
the city.
+. J. Arnold Is In the city, from
Portland
j. II. Johansen went up to Mayors
vest rday morning.
Geo. A. Patton OF Portland spent the
day here yesterday.
n. w. Bloomfield Of Portland was here
on business yesterday,
]. X. Rose Of Denver was doing buai'
ness in Astoria yesterday.
A. G. Reese Of Portland was business
visitor in Astoria yesterday.
p. NJ. Villas Of New York IL In the
city. guest at the Hotel occldent.
II. A. Pierce Of San Francisco spent the
day In Astoria yesterday on business.
Pat Gallagher was o passenger for the
metropolis on yesterdays $3.50 express.
Lee Sungerman OF The Dalles was a
business sojoniner In Astoria yesterday.
Hon. Asmus Brix was Portland pas.
senger on the morning express yester.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. utzinger are home
from their bridal tour Of the Sound
cities.
W. o. Stuart Of Chicago was among
the arrivals here yesterday on the noon
express.
Deputy Sheriff A. L. Anderson spent
the day in Portland yesterday returning
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Upton Of Walla
Walla. are In the city and domiciled at
the Occident.
Mrs. NJ j, Fox departed yesterday
morning for Pullman. Wash, on the
500 express.
Captain Bailey Of the Tatoosh came
down from Portland on the noon train
yesterday.
Mrs. w. II. McBeth, who has been
quite III at st. Mary's hospital, for some
weeks is improving steadily.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Halderman have
returned from Yaquina Bay and will
soon be at home to their friends.
Deputy State Warden Herman Web
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Notice to Mariners.

British Columbia-Admiral Island
Ganges harbor - Horda rock - Buoy
changed.-Referring to Notice TO Mar.
iners No. SO (104l) Of 1901, the Canadian
Government has given notice that the
black steel can buoy marking Horda
rock. Ganges harbor British Columbia.
has been replaced by platform buoy
with slat work pyramid surmounted by
a lattice drum, the whole painted black
Approximate position on H. o. chart
No. 1893, latitude 4S deg. so min. O0 sec
n, longitude 1913 deg. rs min. 90 sec. w
Vancouver Island-Strait of Georgia
Pylades channel-False narrows-Bea-
cons replaced by buoys.-Referring e
Notice to Mariners No. 20 t58l) of 1901
the Canadian Government has given no
tice that the three single pile beaconf
formerly marking the channel in False
narrows, between Pylades and North
cumberland channels. Vancouver Island
having disappeared, three red wooden
spar buoys have been mored in theil
places.
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w. A. Lynch, chief engineer of the
steamer Sue H. Elmore, has become an
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Morning Astorian, G5 cents per month.
delivered by carrier.
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The steamship Hilouian left Portland
last evening for Honolulu and Hilo with
several hundred tons Of local freight
and some few passengers for the islands.
This il the first venture of the Matson
Navigation Company out of that port
for the islands, and 1t is hoped that by
the next visit of the vessel to that port,
which win be about the latter part OF the
month, the local merchants will have
enough trade with the islands to give
the craft fair cargo. On the present
outward voyage the Hilonian takes
about 500 tons of freight from Portland,
which is practically all she carried as sne
came up from San Francisco with car.
go consigned to merchants there and the
outward cargo consists Of what the Port
land firms are shipping to the islands.
This consists of lumber and -four in
the greater part, but on the next trip
the vessel will probably receive much
more for the islands.
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fish traps cannot lawfully be maintained
within navigable waters to the exclusion
of other fishermen.
Asgto the question of the fish warden
refusing to issue license to person
desiring to maintain and operate fish
trap in navigable waters to the exclus-
ion Of the public in the exercise OF its
common right of fishery, / find no au-
thority for such refusal. Section 40o3
OF Bellinger and Cotton's compilation. as
amended by section 2, chapter SO, page
1866 general laws of 1905, provides that
"any person who is citizen Of the
United States, or who has declared his
intention to become such, and is resi-
dent Of the State of Oregon, or of the
States of Washington or Idaho, desiring
to engage IN the business Of operating a
fish trap, etc., shall make application in
writing to the fish warden of said state,
specifying with convenient certainty the
character Of the appliance that the ap-
plicant desires to obtain license for and
the location. If for stationary appli-
ance, and upon payment of license fee
as hereinafter provided, said fish war
den shall issue to such applicant q Ii
cense to operate the character of the ap-
pliance desired in said application"
You viii notice that no discretion is
given the master fish warden upon the
receipt Of such application, but he is re-
quired to issue the license upon COM
pliance of the applicant with the re-
quirements Of said section. The supreme
court of this state has held that any
person who has brought himself within
the requirements of the statute provid-
/ ing for license is entitled to the license:
Trainer VS.. Aultnomah County, 2 Oregon
I2l4; Mcleod VS.. Scott, 81 Oregon 94,
l06. 1t would, therefore, seem that it is
matter for the courts to decide wheth-
er the person receiving the license is in
fact, not interfering with the common
right Of the public in the waters where
such trap is maintained, and that the
fish warden cannot refuse to issue the
license when the applicant has brought
himself witbin the requirements of the
statute. Very respectfully yours,
A. NJ. CRAWFORD,
Attorney General.
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Only o. Ysara ola.

II am only s2 years old and don't sx-
peCt even when ! got 10 be real old 20
feel that way as long az can get Elsc.
tF4c Bitters," says Mira ". II. Brunaon.
Of Dublin Ga. Surely there's nothing
else keeps the old as young and makes
the weak as strong a. this grand tonic
medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver, In
TANNED kidneys or chronic constipation
arc unknown after taking Electric Bit
ters q reasonable time. Guaranteed by
Charles Rogers druggist. Price so
cents. \
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ster left yesterday evening for Oregon
City after brief visit In thi. city.
w, Miller left for his Portland homo
yesterday morning after pleasan. three
day visit with bis son. T. g. Miller.
Mrs Seymour II. Boil Of Ontario, Ore.
accompanied by her son. Albert, !. In
The city visiting her mother Mrs. Eas.a.
brook.
Captain and Mrs. ], A, RtowD came
down from Portland yesterday to be In
attendance at the funcra Of the late
Miss Alice Wright.
Malcom BaiYcr left for Denver on last
evenings express, lie goes to attend
the Elk grand lodge there, IA the repre-.
sentative OF the Astoria "herd".
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Laws will soon be
at home TO their friends at their new
domicile In the Fulton cottage on Grand
avenue Just east Of Eleventh street.
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persons within three weeks from the
date Of sending the communication, the
application win not be accepted for the
particular vacancy for which this exam
ination is TO be hdd. but IL received
within six weeks it will be considered
for any vacancy which may arise in
the future requiring similar qualifca.
tions. The application Of those persons
whose references fail to answer within
six weeks will be Cancelled,