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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
INDIAN SEAL HUNTERS QUIT
Demand $40 Skin Instead of Sc;
40 Valencia Wreck Victims.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Feb l9-The wreck
Ing steamer Salvor left today for False
Bay, Alaska to cndeavor TO salye the
wrecked German steamer Marichcn,
which stranded some weeks ago on the
Alaskan coast The British Columbia Salv-
age company, owners OF the Salyor. were
given permission from the United States
Government 10 proceed TO the wrecked
steamer, which lies I'm American waters
and without permission Canadian
steamer would not be permitted to wreck
her
A similar arrangement was made some
years ago by the Canadian Government
permitting Moran Bros. OF Seattle 10
wreck the American steamer willamette
which stranded near Union,
The steamer Queen city, which has re-
turned from the west coast of N0ncou-
yer island brought news that the British
ship King David. wrecked on BaJo point.
has completely broken up The Queen
City also brought news that Indian seal
hunters are on strike. declining to 30 seal
ing unless $40 q skin is paid them Six
dollars a skin was given last year.
The provincial police who were engaged
in searching for Valencia Victims returned
by tho steamer Queen City. having given
up the search a total OF forty-nlne bodies
were recovered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
TO PLAY FORT HALL
New Team to Be Organized Under
Name "Utahnas"

Col Ethan Allen Barker OF the Lyric
stan has decided TO place a football team
I'm the race for Daynes cup during the
coming season which Will work under the
name OF the UtahnaS-
Mr.. Barker wishes II distinctly under
stood that while the members OF his club
are entered for the "soCker' football
championship. IL is no insnuatlon that
they have no socks. Far be II from that
Some of them have more than others. but
the "Kunner' proposes TO pull off the
football honoTS II his men so barcfooted
His lineup Will be picked from the fol-
lowing players, who experts at the
game "Mull!gun" Claybournc. formerly
OF the Salt Lake club; Bert Cushing the
boneless wonder, Fritz. the Italian
"sockcr;" Canine" Cannon; Leo Penn
rose the hand walking kid. Bill Guncy,
the ticket singer. Duke of Argyle, the
snglo-footer In the business; Father
Ed Wade; Johnny The Fish. a wonder at
Kicking goals. His TaXlets' Newman:
Francois Drscoll. known az the Swedish
nightingale from the strength OF his pipes
when nc calls man In the morning;
Charlie LuInb the thirst destroying kid
William James. who a "sockcr'' has
no equal in football. and others Prac-
tiCc VIII commence next week and by the
time the season opens the team should be
In fine shape. SIgnor Tom Doles VIII
manage the mob,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20

the first gave the Initial letter s. the
second "t." the third 81" making
's-t-i," and the fourth added r." the
NTH player would have to search his
vocabulary for some other word than
stiff The only way of continuing
and losing the game would be by add
ing the letter "l' and switching the
game on TO the word "stlle' and It's
derivatives.
This was the old progressive spelling
bee, whose vogue has declined The
double demon spelling bee" is a fur
thcr development Of II. The novel point
Is that each player when II comes 10 his
turn has the option OF either afilXing or
prefxing a letter This opens out all
sorts OF new opportunities Thus in the
case already quoted. where the NTH
player had 10 continue the letters
"s-t-i-f' he would be able to get out
"a" thus turning the growing word in
the direction OF 'mastifr."
Some people display great ingenuity
In playing the double demon and dis
cover all sorts OF unexpected ways out
Of difficulties
Thus the other day well-known
lady had TO continue the letters Sc
AL She might have added another
''I' and continued the word in the d.
rection of 'scallop." but the next player
happening to be a woobling conserva-
tive politician she had the happy Idea
OF prcfXlng the letter ''l' to "s-c-a-r'
and the gentleman, TO every ones
amusement, was so appalled, by the inn
minence OF the dreaded word "f-l-S-
c-a-r' that he overlooked the means of
escape which lay I'm preflXing the let
ter m and 1iVertng the game to-
ward the word 'm-l-s-c-a-l-l."
A very popular racehorse owner is
considered the most expert player of
the double demon. London Mail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Blunt ANSWER
San Francisco. Nov 21. 1904.

II. w Blatchley, Esq, Caldwell. Ida
ho-Dear Sir! Shortly after you com
menced the treatment OF your Diabetes
with Fulton's Diabetes Compound you
wrote that you could notice no results.
but would continue II while longer
Later you wrote 1t was beginning to
Weld and later still that you were
nearly we'll We have not heard from
YOU now for nearly year. As you are
O. druggist and we know that druggists,
like physicians, have looked upon
Brieht's Disease and Diabetes as In
durable. we are especially interested In
your case and would like TO know how
you are getting along. and lnclose pos
tai for reply, Thanking you In ad-
vance .or same. Yours very truly,
j. FULTON co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Power From City Sewage.

electrical development challenges
prophecy" writes Edward r. Elicott In
the March Technical World Magazine.
Fifteen years ago man who predicted
that il would be possible to deliver TO
Chicago. al the city limits, $1,000 horse
power OF electrical energy developed by
water power, would have been regarded
as 4 foolish dreamer. Yet next November
there viii be ready for the municipalities
I'm the sanitary district 1900 horsepower,
developed from the drainage canal-which
carries off the city scwnge-and after the
completion OF the plant, the full amount
above mcntioued-more than the city OF
Chicago and tho other municipalities can
nossIblN taEc.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
BISHOP CABLES
CHINA IS QUIET
Methodist Episcopal Prelate
Says There Is No Danger
of Outbreak.
REASSURING NEWS FROM
ALL PARTS OF EMPIRE
Chinese Realize That Vengeance
of Powers Would Be Swift
and Sure.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-In view of the
many disturbing reports appearing in the
public press concerning tho conditions in
China and the possibility OF further out
breaks such as those at Licnchow and
Shanghai and the consequent anxiety Of
relatives and friends OF missionaries in
China, the secretaries OF the missionary
society OF the Methodist Episcopal church
sent cabeGrams Of inquiry TO BIshcp
Bashford at Shanghai, and also to repre-
scntatiyes OF the several missions of that
church at Tien Tsin, North China, Nang
KIN. Central China, Chungkeng West
China and Foochow. for the Foochow
and Hinghua missions.
These cablegrams were sent on Thurs
day and Friday. February lb and 10. That
TO Bishop Bashford covered all the Meth
odist missions In China. He recently re-
turned from an official visit TO the West
China mission, coming down the river
through the Central China mission. whose
chief stations are on the Ysngtsc.
In the lato fall he spent some weeks
In the FooChow and Hanghua missions
In the south. where there has been the
most agitation among the Chinese people
The Bishops cablcgrams dated February
10. is reassuring. 1t is as follows.
"AIl are safe in China No danger ap-
parent Bashford"
The response from the mission treasurer
in north. central western and south
China, dated February H. are OF like tenor
to that from the Bishop
'Tien Tsin-No disturbances; safe"
"Nanking-Ne trouble anywhere"
"Foochow Foochow and TIlnghua
quiet"
"Chungklng-All quiet"
Not a letter received recently at the mis-
sionary office from any Methodist mission
ary In China speaks of any trouble or eX-
element among the Chinese people or
expresses an apprehension OF an out
break.
No Uprising Probable.
The secretaries OF the missionary So
cicty added to the foregoing statement the
following
"As China is In a tranquil state and the
leaven OF western Ideas is working the
masses. ferment is to be expected but
any general uprising such as the Boxer
uprising Is not probable. The veteran
China in ConYulsion," expects some trou-
BILE and sporadic outbreaks but does not
believe that the awful tragedy OF 1900 can
be repeated. The Government OF China
knows that the vengeance OF the foreign
nations would fall with terrific force not
only upon the dynasty, but upon the en-
pre Itself. II the terrible scenes of 1850
were re-enacted.
The situation is delicate and calls for
prudence on the part OF the missionaries
and precautionary measures by the So
cieties The missionaries are on tho
ground: many OF them are men and wo
to discern signs of coming danger II ia
safe to rely on their Judgment Bishop
Bnshford Is in Shanghai. keeping care
ful watch over the safety OF our mission
aries He will be quick to see signs of
danger and give warning"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
CAR LINE To CANYON
PLAN IS REVIVED
Difficulties in Securing Right of
Way Have Probably Been
overcome.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Feb 19-The proposition TO
build an electric strcet-car line from
Washington avenue in Ogden to the Sani-
tarium at the mouth OF Ogden canyon
has been again revived by Simon Bamber-
ger of Salt Lake and his associates. 1t
will be remembered thut MI Bamberger
late last summer said that the exorbltant
price demanded by property owners for the
right of way that he required was such as
to be prohibitory. These difficulties have
probably been overcome, for on Friday
night Chief Engineer Vail OF the Salt
Lake & Ogden railway and Angus T.
Wright OF ogden, who is associated with
Mr.. Bambcrger in many enterprises, met
in the office OF Mr.. II II Henderson.
president Of the Ogden Sanitarium com
pany, To discuss the securing Of right OF
way
Inspection of Line.
Today Mr. Vail and Mr.. Wright. repre-
sontinR Mr. Bamberger, and Thomas
Foley, James Conlsk. J. II. Kurtz repre-
scnting the estate OF the late I. j. kurtz,
drove up to the sanitarium and there
meeting Robert c. Lundy, the manager
OF the resort, the entire party went over
the right OF way and the surveyed line
on foot
At the conclusion OF the examination.
Mr Bambcrgers representatives agreed
to contract with the sanltarium people
that they would run cars and deliver
passengers to the sanitarium by July L
1Qas,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
CHURCH NOT INCLUDED.
Chambers Only Was the Man Rich
ards Meant.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb 19.-In The Tribune's ac-
count OF the proceedings In the Chambers
case on Saturday. printed Sunday morn
ing. the statement was made that an ef-
tort was made by c. T. Richards OF coun-
sci for the accuscr TO show proposed
missed The statement should have read
that Mr.. Richards tried TO bring out
from Mr. Chambers the admission that he
expected to effect dismissal or the ac-
ton by reason OF Mr. Skeen the nccuScr
being a member OF the same church as
Mr. Chambers" Mr. Richards did not try
10 connect his church or any one else
ether than Chambers with the transac-
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
HEPH| CITIZEN FACES
A SERIOUS CHARGE
Is Bound Over for Alleged At
tempt Against His Daugh-
ter'S Honor.
Special to Tho Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune
NEPHI, Utah, Feb. 19,-George Ochey
OF this place was arrested and arraigned
yesterday on n charge OF attempting a
Felony. His bond was fixed at $1,000 which
nc failed to raise. The preliminary
hearing comes up Monday.
Mr.. Ochey's wife died some years ago
and his eighteen-year-old daughter has
been keeping house for him since that
time. II was this daughter Jen-
nette, against whom the crime is alleged
10 have been attempted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
EVOLVE THE SPELLING BEE
Modern Players Form New Rules and
Call the Game Double Demon"

Progressive spelling bee has made its
temperance among the nreslde pas
times OF the winter season. But II is
the spelling bee In new and more
complicated form, which offers greater
opportunities for the exercise of ingcn-
uity and resource than were provided
by the old form OF the game.
As 1t used to be played each player In
turn Contrived letter and the first one
to spell a complete word lost the game
Thus II flvc players were competing and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
CHINA WANTS THE CASH
Refuses to Enter Into Postal Money
Order Agreement With Mexico.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. l9.-The Mexican
Postoffice department has endcavorcd TO
perfect arrangements with the Chinese
Government whereby a packet post and
postal money order business could be es-
tablished for mutual benefit of both couH-
tries, and especially in aid of the Chi
nese subjects here, who make continu-
Gus remlttanccs TO China
The Chinese reply is that as China does
not belong to the Postal union. nothing
can be done and IL Is intlmatcd thnt
China prefers direct shipments of cash
to TINT country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Medals for Veterans,

AT the reunion of the Black Hawk war
veterans OF this end OF the county, which
VIII be held Wednesday February 2s the
medals awarded by the State will be dis
trlbutcd.
William D. Stewart has been appointed
deputy probation officer for the Ameri-
can Fork school district
Miss Hattie Smith OF Logan is visiting
here. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Ncedham.
Miss Matte Crookstou is in Salt Lake
city attending her father, who is at the
kcogh- Wright hospita, suffering from in
1urles received in one OF the Bingham
canyon mines
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
A Sign

rf poo: blood circulation Is shortness Of
breath after walking. going up stairs
sweeping singing. excitement. anger,
fright etc Poor blood circulation means
n sick heart and n sick heart Is result
OF weak and impoverished nerves
Every one Knows the results OF poor
blood circulation. but everybody does not
know that the quickest and safest treat
mcnt Is DR.. Miles New Heart Cure.
If you find these symptoms present, YOU
guro "A hottie oT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Harrop Funeral Exercises.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l9.-Riley Harrop who
died Wednesday. was buried today from
the Lynn ward meeting house. The SER
vices were conducted by Bishop George
Smlun The speakers were. Bishop
Smlun Bishop james Taylor and Elder
Walter Payne. AS mark of respect, the
members OF the Five Points fire depart
ment attended the obsequies In body
and acted as pallbcarcrs. Fire Chief
Payne of Ogden department. represented
that organization. The deceased had been
u member OF both companies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
MGAW FUNERAL.
Services. Over Body Of Well-Known
Woman Are Held.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN Feb l9.-Funeral services over
the remains of Mrs. Mary McGow were
held today from the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs ]. NJ Thomas. GI9 Madi-
son avenue. Bishop John +. Watson OF
the Fifth ward omciated, and the speak
ers wero. Elder Joseph Parry, II. u. Jes-
in the City cemetery and all OF her
daughters and sons. with the exception OF
one OF the latter were present. The musi-
cal service include a solo by Mrs. Mary
Farley and two duets by Miss Tile Han
cock and Mrs. Earl West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Following is the reply:
Caldwell, Idaho, Nov. 20, 1904.
Jno. j. Fulton Company an
cured. Respectfully,
II. d. BLATCHLEY.

Comment Is unnecessary About
nine-tcnths of all cases OF Bright's
Disease and Diabetes. heretofore fatal.
orc now durable by Fulton's Com
mounds Send for pamphlet,
F ]. Hin Drug Co. Agt., Salt Lake
City. ~
When to suspect Bright's Disease
weakness or loss of weight, puffy an
lxIes hands or eyelids; dropsy; Kid
ney trouble after the third month.
urine may show sediment, falling
vision; drowsiness; one or more OF
these.
In Diabetes the most noticeable fea-
lures are weakness. with thirst. and At
times yoraclouS appetite,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Mrs. Mary Clark Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, Feb. 10 - Mrs. Mary Clark,
widow OF the late J. T. Clark, who was
In the employ OF the Union Pacific from
1873 to lsS4 and who died holding the Of
fce OF general superintendent OF tho sys-
TEN, died this morning at O'Clock at
the home OF her niece Mrs. Louis Ash
ton. at i2ss Twenty-Gfth street. She had
been suffering with locomotor ataXia and
this was recently aggravated by an at
tack OF pneumonia. Arrangements Tor tho
funeral have not been made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
! VISIT OIL FIELDS.
! Philadelphia Capitalists
|Eisrsted in Nevada,


~ l5.-J. 8. Stuart and wife
~ arrived here today from
q vhere they have been
SihteF. With them Is Miss
tsEsisr Of George r. Pat
Fcssan from Pennsylvania,
10 having been with Mr..
m; during the winter.
rrpose Of Mr. Stuart is to
r.s Nr Patterson. who is on
lhsJ. 1lth r. f.. w. Pat
II Hobson Of ogden. are
g Ards In the northern part
y. Nevada, the analyses OF
.s Z high grade. The party
ssds during the week. with
.tlsrninlng some utility 10
nsS for the product. The
~ as a fuel oil. but there
sse base, and 1t makes a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
KING WRITES TO POPE
Alfonso of Spain Informs Pontiff Of
His Approaching Ma1riaee.

ROME. Feb. 1s.-Pope Plus has decided
TO hold a consistory February 20 TO ap-
point nineteen French Bishops to the
twenty-five vacant blshoprics. No new
cardinals Will be made.
His Holiness today received In private
audience Marquis Tovar. Spanish En-
bassador to the Vatican. who presented
to the Pope an autograph letter from
King Alfonso, informing him OF his ap-
proaching marriage TO Princess Ena of
Battcnbcrg and her conversion TO Cath
oliciGm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Father Cushnahan Better.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 1a-Thc Condition OF
Rev Father Cushnahan OF ST. JosephS
church was somewhat improved today,
and he was able TO leave his bea He
was. however. unable to atteno church.
and the services were conducted oS
Father Denef OF Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Will Appeal Case.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb 19.-In the matter OF the
cultural college at Lander as printed IN
a special to The Tribune Sunday morn
Ing. and In which II appears that the
trustees viii carry the case 10 the 0u-
preme court OF the United states lhc
legal firm of Maginnis 81 Corn OF Osoeh
was today engaged by the appellants,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
DR.. Miles
New Heart, Cure

1t will cure. and at very little expense,
compared with doctors bills We are 80
sure OF IT, that II flrst bottle does not
benefit. your druggist will return your
money 1t will do for YOU what IL has
done for thousands I'm like condition,
For two months | walked on the edge
OF the tomb from weak heart poor blood
circulation and nervous prostrotion. DR..
Miles New Heart Cure and Nervine gave
me back my huulth."-
REV, W. a ROBINS. Port ETSin, Ont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
CHAFFEE GOING TO MEXICO
Battlefield Commission Now at Ha.
yana on Transport Sumner.

HAVANA. Feb. 19-Tho transport Sum
ner with the members OF the santiago
battlefield monument commission on
board arrived here this afternoon. The
members OF the party arc enjoying them
selves I'm Havana tonight.
Lieut.. Gen. Chnffce viii leave for McNi-
CO tomorrow Dleut-Gen- Young Will re-
main for some weeks In Havana.
The Sumner Will leave for New York
next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Will Ask for Resignation.

After a very animated session, the d.
rectors decided 10 uphold President Ty-
rec until the criminal proceedings against
him at Salt Lake are adjusted. when IL
was stated a demand Will be made for his
resignation.
L. NJ. Raif1, manager Of the Western
Agencies company. resigned his off1ce.
giving az reason that he declined TO be
further associated with Tyree Rain de-
manded an Immediate financial settlement
for his services and was given check
on Il lOCal bank
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
WILFoRD PAXIMAN DEAD.
Well-known Young Man of American
Fork Is Called.

Special 90 The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, Feb. 19-Wnford
w Paximan died here Saturday of dia-
belts. contracted while in England on q
mission. Paximan was a years of age
wei known throughout this county and
highly respected by all who knew him
Inc funeral will be held Monday at 2
CLOCK from the Second ward meeting
house. The body will be inferred in the
CITY cemotery - N'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
l'rslN's STORY
|H out and Stays Out of
Trouble.

Asan Jones, OF Ia E. 36th
Cal, tells an interest
N s''y. and says he can be
sta:
Rrst all my llfc," he says,
IL harm. l thought, Til
il sso' when a variety OF
Asd ne one after the
dlsordered stomach.
III hlpltatlon of the heart
''P severe, some attacks
l-'u's ct a time. Then my
II Of order. and I suffered
'0Ostipatlon. This ran
rsaS.
I@' The drugs and strug-
'ss' way could. taking
'n'nda. but never getting
. ~ last | was taken so
II aAi | had to go to bed
n ''id my family I could
IAy In this condition .
4 'Oa' l quit drinking the
!. ,ss ss. and try Postum Food
ssat 1t would do for uUu NJ.
ssnTlllsu Tlu pulled him through
- Yice' s quit coffee and
.E.Hl,lsc Hlc IN ? months time
4, I'a. o.. | was SO elated at
told my doctor a1out
And W. well posted on facts
EAsyvaI,.s said that he did NO, oI
. ap,1s on coffee and using
tllS S',haiog MIN to do with 1S,l,S ,ny
andp pu, that it was due 70
- Nhu good ad,rIo. q W
III nV mat my sickness had @
Is, h., h., system the disoaged ,l
D. sa iss, oeen developing for
.sed 'aat ssN,li | could now '9 lnot ,Jt
"a, "Salth ! for some time uIn to
irr had better resune r,.sne 70 :
s. fan, IN moderation. and and
az eS,sn r'nlly the trouble Of
IL. table beverage
AID d'SIs SI.s, advice. stopped
s tToon%,aa.s WAS that all my VOID old
I'll Bore ser,a;a er,s back, and i WINS e
msd, ana Susly Ill. Then ]
. al. and swore off coffee
sa got "S %al, lr,esumed the usc
q t,ass*nn,oo now as good sSl'; q. 8, o,..
hsI,,p.ala Is gona S II eVeI
Ei;ss55'sa 4: f. ,ss'tiSsy taSy s5s:, more "'SS, ",
sss5 go with the InG biG
III ,Se'' s's pso,,sI since | qul, corGe
I.,.,,.s : not Paid one s"S cent 39 io. s'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Mardi Gras February %.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l9-Thc annual
Mard Gras festivities I'm New Orleans be-
gin on February q and continue TO the
February q. In addition To the races
many prominent clubs will be represented
b. water polo and relay teams,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Runaway Boys Caught.

Special to The Tribune
NEPHI. Feb. 19.-Grant AIlmon. nged
l3. and Ralph Lawhorn, aged a. runa-
ways, were arrested here this morning
by Marshal Alfred. The boys Will be re-
turned to their homes in Provo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
Refused Payment of Check.

one director declared that when Raift
presented the check the bank refused to
cash H. although admitting that there
was plenty OF money deposited 10 Tyrees
credit The reason alleged to have been
given for the refusal was, that Tyree
affairs were In such condition that the
bank did not feel satisfied to pay out the
amount demanded. 1t Is said that the
bank has since rcconsidcrcd Its action
and Will casn the check tomorrow
designations of directors of the Conu-
mental are looked for within the next
fnu