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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-05-12
SPORTING NOTES.

THE Scaler-Thompson affair
great battle and some rams I'll
the hest ever pulled off at the
G. at Spokane. One could So
overv stage of the game thal
men were trying hard to pest
other and a harder 20 rounds
never fought in the city. IL y"
draw.
Frank Kramer of Valesburg,
the American champion bicychsc
the international professional mll9
half and three quarter mile
! rocas at the Crystal Palace, Lone
Tn 4 game to decide the girls D
j hall championship OF the s'a{
Il washington and of the nortnWes
n Colfax girls high school team del
N tho girls of the Everett high sen
~ hotlv contested game at ColIax
NJ ming by the score of 1S to H.
VI The final round of the amateur
In tennis for the championship
II Queens club, London, Jay Go'
nj lakewood. N. j., beat S. l.. r
n to 0. "a
u Nv the close score Of 81 to 90
IN man college defeated the WASH
n state college of Pullman In one
nj most exciting track meets eve
VI at Walla Walla.
i VI George Bowerman, noteo 'i'
A ~ o++are was stricken with pa
Il n while sitting in sulky Oh III
A NJ at Lexington, KY, and is III d
q G condition He was rendered
! nj loco but recovery ais not impos
~ The naval academy or An
Md defeated the Yale boat CT
arm urday afternoon by lens'l
ga winners finished strong, while
''o oarsmen were greatly oi'
Time, 10:45.
The University of Idaho dete
, ,s lewiston high school at MOS
Ton. handicap track meet
cine 4: President Frank j. Dorsey
!; Snokane league ball team anu
for . ellis of Butte have return
Seattle from the conlere
for lanes P. Agnew of the sea
lucn Dorsey is more confident l
,rful Doisey rortbern tow
pacific Coast league Will
- cor. reorganized northern CHI
yspep- With an unfinished run OF
of the and an average of 100 IN
icated. pionship match with WIN
emedy, p peanna sutton wiped exist
records off the board.
Western amateur gol1er'
,ot % MAY their championship on
ruling mer uales ohomni
imme- September AS on the Glen
ing the at 81. Lou's' roioer
,une. petltloh, do ,,o
The University OF
to team won the open track
I'd disease on no;nts to 81 for
In all It's Ing oo poiA o;rh+
g Catarrh Athletic club and eleh'
Vn ~ 70 .ti nne The surprise of the aftern
nal treat winning of the half mile
6te mncoy; ker, a promising freshma
-oying ths utes and 7 SECONDS.
~ the pa -, ~,
Institution Colfax high school W
!. rcnra tive meet of the Whitman 20
ed Dollars association.
nd for list
;, Toledo, o. STANDING OF The o.
Northwestern
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-05-12

SPANS bull fighting season lasts
six or seven months out of each year.
In that time between $500 and $500
Castilian bulls are killed for the sport
of the mob
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-05-12

A tip given yesterday renders call
today welcome.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-05-12
HOWARD K. BURTON,

Assayer and Chemist, Leadville, Colo.
Specimen prices: Gold, silver, lead, 81 gold,
silver, Zoe gold, 50c;. zine or copper, 81. Cyan.
ide tests Mailing envelopes and full price
list sent on application Control and umpire
work solicited References: Carbonate Ma
uonRl Bank.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-05-12
AN EVERYDAY STRUGGLE.
Men and Women Of Every o1o'
" suffer Miseries From kinney
Complaint. O.

7 c. Lightner, 7OS So. Cedar .n on
.S a. Kansas, is one Of the ln sso ~
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-05-12
American.
Spokane City League

Rapp & Lloyd =
s. A. A. G. -
Northern Pacific - =
1ones & Dillingham;
Powell-Sanders
Warwicks -
IDodd Clothing Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
THOMAS TRIES TO EVADE ISSUE

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for lie "a ct n b hours g ht ne
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IN show
like m % ay rw exhibited eue
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Postmaster Thomas nakon
comes o e~ e~ II nu
10 d should be done tn Sal Iakep
a 10 N @ pub o s al Lake dhavba
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
DATE AGAIN CHANGED
M. & NJ. A. Southern Utah Excursion
Will Occur March 7.

AT the request of the Murray Business
Mems league. the executive committee OF
the Manufacturers and Merchants, asso-
citation, at Il meeting held Tuesday after
noon. changed the date of the southern
Utah Get acquainted excursion" from
Thursday, March S, back TO Wednesday.
March I. as was originally proposed
The members OF the Murray organiza-
ton are greatly interested In the cam
paign of the Manufacturers and Merch-
ants association and accepted an In
Hitation to send q large representation
on the excursion TO Nephi Upon the an
nouncement that the date Of the cxcur-
sion had beer changed from Wednesday
March Z, to the following day, because OF
the many meetings OF fraternal and secret
organizations In this city on Wednesday
night OF each week. the business men of
Murray made great roar They quickly
informed the officers OF the Manufac-
turcrS and Merchants association that
Thursday March s, would not suit them
at all, explaining that the date is pay day
would be unable to Join the excursion, un-
less IL was held on the date originally set
AS result of the Murray protest the
executive committee Of the Manufacture
ers and Merchants association got to-
pether Tuesday afternoon and after
great deliberaton, again changed the
date OF the trip back TO Wednesday,
March I. 1T Is announced that this date
viii hold good and that no further
change Will be made. In addition to the
Murray delegation. Pennington. Kaysyille
and other towns north OF Salt Lake Will
be represented on the excursion. The Salt
citation Will also have representatives on
ba
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
RECEPTION TO DIR. ELIOT
President American Unitarian Asso-
citation Meets Old Friends.

The members of the Salt Lake uni
tarian association at Unity hall Tuesday
evening gave an Informal and Thoroughly
enjoyable reception TO the Rev DR. Sam
uel A, Eliot the president OF the
American Unitarian association. DR.
Eliot was in this city for only twenty
four hours being on his way TO the Pa
CHIC coast ON an official trip In the Inter
eStS OF the association.
In II short talk TO the members Tues
day evening DR.. Eliot spoke of the
organization OF the Salt Lake association
the subject being perfectly in keeping
with the occasion as he himself was the
organizer He told OF how he conceived
the Idea Of forming local association
when he was the pastor of the Denver
church He came here. and the associa-
tlon was started most auSpiCIously the
Rev. David Utter becoming the pastor
who, afterward, strangely enough sue
cecded Or Eliot In Denver
Dr., Eliot was pleased to note the
growth and successes OF the local associa-
ton, and pointed out how the achieve
ments of the past years should inspire the
members TO Still greater victories 4 very
enjoyable musical programme was given
The Misses Lydia and Blanca Tcsch gave
piano duet, Miss Nellie Mahan sang
Il solo, and Mr. Arthur Moulton rendered
violin solo, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Blanca Tesch.
Refreshments and talk over the oldcn
times closed the evening. Dr. Eliot will
leave today for San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
MISS FLANDERS'S RECITAL
Excellent Programme Rendered in an
Efficient MaDner

large and appreciative audience gath
ered at the First Congregational church
Iuesday evening for the pianofoyte recital
given by Miss Gratia Flanders with her
advanced pupils An excellent programme
was arranged and rendered in an eficfent
manner The work OF the several mem
ocTs IN the evenings entertainment was
splenoih proof OF the very thorough and
care1ui training of the com oetent Instruc-
Iess- The numbers were from Wagner.
weber; Bendel, Franz Liszt. Beethoven
and others 81
Tho programme was as follows, pa
role June. Miss Bessie Critzer; Sere-
made. Miss Bessie Carlson; ''Valse Arab
esque, Miss Stella Cohn; "Nocturnc"
MISS Miriam Brooks. Berg-Idyllc. Miss
Gan G1nsi Felt 1,; BY Moonlight" Mrs. Harry
3ahs, : witches Dance" Miss Loreen
Leary, Bocchcrni Minuet, Mrs John
Shristy; Momento Caprcciosi, Miss Jl.
dith Evans "Kermcsse" from Faust"
Miss Ethel Dof1lemyre; The Birds Ser
mon. Miss Pearl Rothschlld Ungar,.
sche Ianz. Miss Gencve Ellerbeck. Three
numbers were rendered by the FLANDERS
Quartctte. SiS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
OBSERVERS OBSEB'

Observe ttat The , tto1Urs nsrsr q
most is the trouble 'ai' =, As,
That people Of heart Go n'' II
ones conln I'd. .,.,s,rs
That sorrow spoils INC
roo--." ,he!r =
That men who droNns I'll. ,sIS rs,
"dowlns bowl" drown .". -
rhat tho happiness Of .9s u 80
pendent on tho nuii'0
received. o,h,r u
That there are few Qua O.S q
their marriage hasn't
months. ...,rv fe'l1
fellow II hc only agree p|
Tha, n wound IN the 2 sass -
there la n coward aroona u,a.|
Tbat come people hnvs r., - ',hsif ,.
of life that they WIZ
nrdv for a few eoii"~ an
lion from urder my ocos eool Z
pInce IL with another a.
That there is no frisn0
That here Is no punisslE,Sssse.ss l,s -.
the Iashings Of sliEh'eo -:
That II is a slnndcr Oa
II ot guilt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
SCHAEFER ACCR|
National Educator Glad q
See America Moysz

Chief of Publicity Metct1
America league Tuesday r.
ter from Nathan C, Schaee
burg. Pa. who was nn1iec
ber OF the executive nE1
league at the recent conie'
Lake. stating that II csg
pleasure to accept the appo4
Mr.. Schae6icr is pTes!dts1
tionaI Educational assoesu
cooperation in the See -
ment is regarded as eAesS
able. as 1t IS the purpose
to have the See America
I'm all educational instIsuug
out the country. II Will -
Imnortant feature OF the
tlon OF the National Eduea.
tion, to be held In san
the coming summar .,..s1
A letter was also reeve
the See America league
from H. B Evans secre'yd; M,
r1erciaI club of Duluth, Mu
trat arrangements are osms
g5seE gls npon the occasion 81
Secretary Fisher Harris IA ~
Duluth, on his eastward IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
PERSONAL MENTION

Dr. T. r. Beatty. who Is at Ocean Park
Cal. attending the little daughter OF VI. II
Walker, tcleeraphed Tuesday that the child
wos much batter.
United States Marshal william Spry rc-
turned Tuesday from a three days stay ut
his ToOelo county home
D. ". Duckby of Butte arrived in Salt Lake
Tuesday 70 Join Alfred Frank Of the Hclnzc
staff OF experts. In figuring upon the purchasc
or a number OF Utah properties.
Mr ard MIRO. Julius GoldschmIdt and dauch-
tor Of Hamburg. Germany, are sotournlnr In
Salt Like City few days. They are stopping
at the Knutsforl hotel.
l. II. Callistcr. Collector OF Internal Rcvc-
nue.. is on 4 ten days leave OF absence In
wyoming. Attending 20 private buslncs4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
TO COLOR WOOD ALCOHOL
Salt Lake Druggists Adopt a Plan to
Save Life

The annual meeting OF the Salt Lake
City Druggists association was held
Tuesday at the Commercial club Tho
election of officers for the ensuing year
resulted as follows President. Joy John
son, vice-president, Charles Van Dyke;
secretary, John 4 Treasure; treasurer
Walter Dayton.
In view OF the latest methods Of manu-
featuring wood alcohol, which is deadly
POISON when taken internally, which
makes II difficult to discern IL from grain
alcohol. the druggists appointed a com
mittec to adopt a coloring for the first
named liquid. for the safety of the
public. The committee will make re-
port at the meeting OF the association In
March. and all local druggists Will adopt
the coloring agreed upon. I'm order that
the two classes of alcohol can be easily
distinguished.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Laid Down the Law,
MURRAY BALLOTS COUNTED
Contest Between Haigh and Richards
on Before County Clerk Eldredse

The counting of ballots In the election
contest OF d M. Halgh against Stephen
L. Richards. for the City Attorneyship of
Clerk Eldredee, representing IIGSse
Rltchie, yesterday
Three districts were counted during Tho
day and Richards lost two votes and
Haigh gained two. Should there he no
other changes this VIII elect Haieh "a
there were only two votes difference at
the eiectlon at which Richards was de-
clared elected There arc two more dis
tricts yet to count and the count will be
concluded Thursday "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
L0ISELLE FUNERAL
Services Held at Chapel of Joseph
William Taylor.

Funeral services over the remains
Of Robert Harry Loiselle professor OF
dancing. who died on Sunday at the l. D.
S, hospital OF pneumonia. were held at 1
o'clock Tuesday at the chapel of Funeral
Director Joseph William Taylor The
services were conducted by request by
Bishop John NJ Whitaker OF Sugar House
ward A uuartette consisting OF Thomas
Butler Alvin c. Owen, Mrs Clara Lar
son and Mrs. w. b. Stafford sang 'I Need
Thee Every Hour" The solo was sung
by Thomas Ashworth. "Oh. My Father.
Thou that Dwcllcst" Remarks were
made by Bishop John NJ. Whitaker The
qunrtettc sang Nearer. My God TO
Thee and the services were concluded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
FOURTH MEMBER OF
HOLD-UP GANG LANDED
Victim of Tuesday Morning Rob
berry Has Identified All
of the Men.

James Moore, aged 81. who was arrested
about o'clock Tuesday morning by Of
fccrs Simpson and Scager, has been posi-
lively Identified by w. S, Henderson, a
switchman of 5l9 West Third South
street. as one Of the gang OF four who
robbed him in Mcllroy's saloon a few
hours earlier. This makes a strong chain
OF evidence against every member OF the
band and affords the officers opportunity
TO place them where they Will not, for
some time at least, be menace TO tho
public
Complaints Sworn Out
Complaints were issued Tuesday from
County Attorney Christensens office
against all OF the men. Frank Evans
Frank Gerard, Stephen Olds and James
Moore, being charged with robbery OF
Henderson. Olds and Moore are also
charged with holding up Frank Thomp-
son, the bartender In an East Second
south street saloon, with whom they had
q light just after the Henderson robbery
The men who were captured Tuesday
morning BY quick and clever work on the
part or the police are not known in Grim
ninal circles. AT least three OF them are
dope ftendS," who have before faced the
bar on various charges. and Olds is a
member Of band that has narrowly and
through technicality escaped doing time
Tor burglary last year. Chief Sheets and
bis men are entitled to credit for wasting
no time In getting hold of the criminals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Wife OF John Jones" Complains Of
Treatment Received.

John Jonox" 57s South Second Enst street
VINO gives his occupation electrician was
arrested Tucslny night by Onlcor Philips upon
a charge OF assault and battery preferred by
the Wifo of the defendant
Tho orrcstine officer eaid that he kncvv moth
Ing Of tho circumstances leading Zip 20 toe
trouble except TINT the wife had CHARGED Tho
husband With strlking her. Mrs. Jones de-
clared that she would appear "Wednesday To-
sweaf 10 complaint against her husband
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
WHY JONES WAS
KEPT IN PLACE
Fussy Jimmy, the BUSY Little
Man." Wanted Him to
Stay.
HIERARCHY ALSO TOOK
HAND in THE GAME
But Load Was Too Heavy for
Commissioners and He
Was Let Out.

Back of the resignation OF Food Re-
former" William r. Jones' Jr., superin-
tendent Of the County lnhrmary. thero IS
another interesting tale, or several tales
to be exact.
The fact is. according to most reliable
reports. that at least two OF the County
Commissioners have been up In the mir
on the Jones proposition since q jury IN
the Third District court found that every
Charge made against Jones by The Trib-
une was true. and that he had padded his
payrolls. fed the unfortunate inmates OF
the institution on rotten mutton and dog
meat" and did other things which branded
him as most UNFIT for the place which he
occupied.
Were In a Dilemma.
The Commissioners, however. were in
dilemma, they had kept Jones In the
place despite protests for long period,
they were bound TO him by ties not easy
30 sever. they deeply loved him. to be ex-
plicit, but, staring them In the face, was
tho finding of the jury. They wanted
Jones out but they didn't have the nerve
to tell him so, while Jones, who has
abundant nerve declined to pry himself
loose from his fat job until forced to.
Fussy Jimmy in Game.
But this is not all "Fussy" Jim Ander-
son, that busy little man" who would
gladly take upon himself the responsible
ity OF directing the entire universe didn't
want his bosom friend Jones, thrown out
upon a cold and unfeeling world where
he might have to work now and tnen
and II Is said that he and his little bunch.
assisted by the Mormon church. In which
Jones Is a bright and shining light" de-
manded OF the Commissioners that Jones
be allowed TO retain his place,
Other Interests Aroused.
AT the same time, however, other in
terests were busy The little remnant of
the once-powerful Republican party took
hand In the proceedings and they gave
II out straight that they did not propose
to add Jones to the burden that Smoot
had placed upon them Some of the mem
bers OF the party even went so far as 10
suggest to Jones that common decency
demanded his immediate retirement from
TIE inflrmary. This failed to touch Jones
however. and he still clung tenaceously TO
his little SIPS per.
Laid Down the Law.
Finally, It is said. the Commissioners
were told that they would either have TO
remove Jones or suffer the consequences
which II is understood would have been
q public denunciatlon. 1t was then go the
story goes. that Commissioner Mackay
went to Jones and told him no would hnyc
to resign The resignation followed AL
though Jones Is to be allowed TO hang ON
until April /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Manager ouigley -.

Charles A. Quiglcy. ss"vbI &c tbIs -.
Sudebaker company E,t e. on
country. left for the .s Ess' yesssr.
January = ana s iV.u he visi,u
the time Of bis oeseno' n TIE W
Ind. and other places New fe't
ley. and got as FAR s,xs % which :
entsrtninlngly OF the N1eSS -o,ocl =
cerning Utah and ths thnsr,9Isy -
OF the East ar. ~
health and aRe appe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Mining Company Formed

The Louise Consolidated Mining COM
psny OF Ogden filed articles OF incorpora-
tion in the office of the Secretary OF State
Tuesday. The company Is capitalized for
S750, coo In 81 shares, and the officers arc.
Fred Hlllman. president. DR.. II ] Powers
Vice president, John Greenwell secretary
and treasurer. The company proposes to
carry on a general mining business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Know Nothing Official

Mr. Dunlap states that outside OF the nres,
reports bearing upon the matter the ofTcIsIa -
me Hclnzc and Amolgamated interests In
Montana know nothing CT tho consolidstjor 20
the two interests, beyond the fact tbat ~
deeds TO the Hcinzo property. including tho
Itarua and Minnie Healy mines. have been
MED with The county Recorder OF Silver Bow
county and the documents make over th
properties 10 Thomas r. Cole OF Dulutb
MIMI who IL 10 presumed. is represent,ne
tho Amnlgpmated In tho dcnI N'A'b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION
It IS Entered by Judge Armstrong In
Estate Of Edward Snellgrovc.

Judge Armstrong heard and granted the
petition Tuesday for a decree OF final dis
tribution In the estate OF Edward Smell
grove. deceased. In doing this the court
denied the claim of William X. Snellgrove
OF one OF the minor heirs, Owen Shell
grove, on the ground that the statute OF
limitations intcrvcned.
Owen Snellgrove also objected to Tho
distribution, and sought to set aside an
assignment of certain interests which he
This objection also was overruIed -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Creamery Company

The Miner Brothers ~, 1919 of d
OF Fairview fileo aLo'''s e ssecrs:,I
In the omcs OF the re- SS 4 ca1
TUESDAY. The company he
81. O60. in s. shares. .95sat: sila ''N u
vice-prcsident. A l. "
treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Means Great Prosperitv

Mr. Dunlap declares that the conSoIIdotior
viii be tho means OF causing Montono ~" w., 'loh
JOY sraater prosperity than II has thus fnr
known The relations OF the mining CO..
panies nnd the labor unions. Mt Dunian 10
olarea. are OF the most cordial charaotnr an5
there ls not The slightest fear entcrtaincd thar
Sne sonsoo5taon sor ,h VIII result In rnstion OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
To Divert Waters of North Creek.

Charles D. White, Hyrum White and
Franklin ID. Farnsworth OF Beaver City have
lled a water appropriation application with
the State Engineer for the purpose OF obtaining
seven second feet OF surplus water from North
creek, In Beaver county, with which 10 irri-
gate go acres OF land. Tho enterprise Will
Include the building OF dam and water chan
mel l3 200 feet long
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
SAT DOWN ON PLAN
Board of Education Will Not Let
Teachers Announce Art Exhibit

there was red-hot discussion in the Board
OIL Education last night, upon motion mad,
oy judge Henderson that III. teachers ., the
poone schools be allowed TO announce tho arJ
eNhiplt 10 be given by the Ladies' Literary club
20 me pupils OF the schools. Moyle without
leaving the chair. made q bitter fight aFainst
me proposition, and II was defeated by n v"ts
5 ~ 'ChS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
WASATCH LITERARY CLUB
Meeting Held at Home of Mrs. Rod.
gers Most Interesting

very interesting meeting of the Wnsntch
Literary club was held Tuesday afternoon
ut the residence of Mrs. r. W. Rodgers. two
papers being given BY Mrs. HauXhurst on
Descriptions OF English Scenery and
Methods and tho Value Obtained from OBJ
serving Anniversaries. given by Mrs Tnwny
Following the programme a short business
meeting was held, and refreshments were
rN.ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Executors Bring Suit.

william Asper ct al. executors OF the
s1dn suing y Joseph Mattress ct al TO recover
sZb.lo' on promlSsory note in the Citv
: Inc same plaintiffs also are suing
d o. fheneray To collect Sl39 "a on n note
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
HOGS DIE OF CHOLERA
TO Save Funeral Expenses" Owner
Dumps Them Into a Gulch

lhroueh Inspector Frozier tho Board Of
i,tdlth mas learned that hrty hogs which died
aopp3sSdIy OF cholera have been dumped into
~ suIcn In Emigration canyon by the owner
Ihc water cannot be contaminated az The npr'
n snI tme. IL Is Naid but tho situation may be
,BI enauBSu IN the spring, and the matter Will be
n,a9e ~ mat some OF the diseased pork was sold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Infidelity Is Charged.

George w. Rauch has filed an action
against Minnie e. Rauch in the Third
District court oa the grounds OF desertion
and lnfldelity. The parties were married
In March 1900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Headquarters Changed.

ydIE yahe uinteh Railway company. New
amend dnonI. 0, aruon' hlcd a certificate or
Tho Sod,,,,t Sulent OF It's articles In the ofice Of
,ts vne SeGretary OF State Tuesday, cba1stng 20
Ssls snelH-cdice from New York 10 MScT