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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
ONCE PR0N|I
MAN D|E%l
Brother of st. Lsui, \
Men Succumbs N
Debility |
TELLS OF PAST I'M
BEFORE PAM
Drink Proved His b.
Led Way to nj
DEATH. |

The final chapter IN y. j
tlmo prominent man
truly seen better day,
wednesday afternoon ~,
pas, passed away at the city !.
lest hours the dying ~.
Stewart that he forn.-,.
nent position In the
that In his younger S,. @
connected with various
capacity or another n. b
PHYSICIANS that his hso,b. :
was at present emplo,,s :. I
Republic and another b,,-l
whose home was in St. -
connected with the .,
porter. CT u
LINK His Urda,.
With Frank Wash
others. drink had beer =. -
OF educated and resnsc,.s, y.
a bright life before M
took to drink and vsn, !.
Kills. Although only ~ = y
was In appearance muss ~
time he was commIr,sS
on A charge Of yagTsssu =
from general debility
fenced 10 twenty days a.
II was more because Jn5,s
Il would be doing an ees -s, I
because OF any wrong n.
done, that the senterea
short time before he Va, =.
down the steps leading fr-
Army roomlng -house bnt n
ceiyed. according 10 DR. ~,
hasten his death, as H.
fling In their nature.
Ialked 1ntellige!
During the time he VA,
occasionally talked With n
mates. and from his eosvs
easy TO believe that VIA, y
past life was true. He -,
uSed good language, ana :
altogether out OF his pro,<,
mingling with the ordIran|
yagrants. He still had III
short time before his death 4
be able again TO get os
brace up. He dislIked yerT \
word sent 10 his relatives h
bis death. when he realIu5|
but a few hours to live 4
Stewart TO him and asked &
crs be notified. A letter ~
Ing them OF the circunssa,|
Ing the case. and later. ss
O'Donnell notified the ~
graph. The body will b. ~
structions from st. Loula
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
FISHER COMES BACK
He Does Not Take Kindly to His
Wife's Action for q Divorce

Henry c. Fisher does not take kindly to IN,
action for divorce recently filed against him
by his wife Mamie Fisher Mrs. Fisher asks
for decree on the ground OF cruelty but in
an answer flcd by the defendant, II Ia denied
that he ever treated his wfo cruelty
Fisher also denies that he ever used Vile and
abusive language TO his wife. alleged by
her OF that he compelled her TO leave home
Then, BY way OF affirmative matter Fishor
charges that his wife admitted 10 him that
she had been guilty Of criminal intimacy with
a brother Of the defendant The husband q
prayer Is TINT his wifc's complnint be ignored
and that no be granted a decree
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Accident at Car Barns.

An accident occurred Mt tho cur barns We'd
ncsday noon wNl vim cripple John Pcarson
for q long ilae come While engaged AZ
his IegulSi 'ccu!ntion his arm wos cnupht
In a pulley belt and before the machinery
could be stopped a large portion of the nesh
had bocn stripped from tho bonos Or Benc-
diet was called nnd Inter tho young man was
taken to tho L. d. s. hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
SCHETTLER CREDITORS
Another Dividend Is Probable in the
Near Future.

There is prospect of the Schettler cred
itors receiving another dividend in the
near future. II they approve OF the sale
of piece of property which Trustee
Blakely now has under consideration The
lot In question Is by 10 rods, block So
plat d. located at the corner OF Fourth
and A streets. and the price offered Is
s3025. A meeting OF creditors will be called
for February 19 I'm Referee Baldwin a
court when u vote on the matter Will be
taken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
New Marble COrP

Tho Western Lime and VA
articles OF incorporation u
Secretary OF State Weesaa,
stock OF $50. coo In u @I5
owns 100 acres Of land ~
will do n general ouG.Jns
officers arc: DR. J. u. f"
C. Howard. vice-preHden'
secretary and treasurer. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Killed Thirteen Coyotes.

Charles Henggcler OF Rivcrton collected the
bounty on thirteen coyote pclts In the County
Clerks Office "Wednesday. Hcnggeler's scheme
has been to take the remains of chickens.
killed by inc coyotes and suspend them from
When ths coyote would return 10 View tho
remains. hc would step into tho trap and there
hc would remain until he was killed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Bow Accused OF -

orley Horper. Is year. GO ., 3
Judge Diehl's court N
a charge OF grand laree1yy yy.,rs
witness was Charles 1. ~, IN 4
defendant. who alleges u. VI ~
chcckbook aDd }Is from ~
g. Tho balance OF the r r q
,roduced This morning; iv.
moi guilty when arrais5e- =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Dairy Company ~

The Fillmore Duiry ane .--.,J
pany OF Fillmore. Aiila'u e.. Z 4
OF incorporation in the te,.s o'e go
OF State "Wednesday. IoS ~
ized FOR 5000 in $40 shares a.. ~ 4
Edwin bartholomew, PIsss psS -
vlco-president. Rufus D'
Stevens. treasurer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Grand Army TO

The regular meeting . q m 4.
well post No. S G. A F., VII. w. 4
hall in the /. o. o.
February 3. Saturday T. ~ lssf
ancc OF every comradc w,,,r,t y 4
ton OF tho greatest inp
tho commandments
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
SAYS HOTEL MAN STRUCK HER
Don Porter Accused of Assault and
Battery by Woman Employee.

After listening to tho story OF Lizzie Fech
ser who formerly was employed al the Ken
yon hotel ms parlor girl. q complaint was
Ing charging Don Porter. proprietor OF the
hotel. with assuclt md battery According to
tho statements or Miss Fechser Mr. Portor
grabbed a troy from her hand recently and
then struck her with q spoon The complain
'''''NSNi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Wood Makes q Change

George Wood. who has been a fom,i,or
oral ycars. rosgncd his position In ibo rsV Nv
urers ofheo yesterday. and today will sras-
upon tho duties Of sookksepey at tho Knutsrord
hotol q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Condemnation Suits Filed

The Western Pacific Railroad company filed
two conformation suits in the Third District
court "wednesday, Tho irst Ia against George
c. Ladd for q part of lot g. block 2, of Hunt
ero subdivision OF block 81. plat c. The sec
ond 10 against Edward Land ct al, for a part
of lot S, block 0l plat c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Conspirators Sc

jaime. German and JSe1s JSSgee1s-ssj|
before Judge Armstrong M.s-.5
cd guilty to criminal eUs .,s ~
with the notorious ooaap .a, 81 .
were sentenced 10 enc :. yl, /,
tau the terms 10 togih 0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Salt Laker Dies on coos+

News r2achcd this city from Los An,.,
cdnesday OF the death In thar c,tv =, h,seles
K. Williams OF consumption Tr Wnn,,,oert
wos very well known in Salt Lake havinn ms
Gently married Miss Martha Smith of this c,t,.
The remains VIII be buried In the coast o,.y'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Halloran Files His Bond,

". j. Halloran. ono OF the new members
OF the Board OF Public Works filed his bond
with the City Recorder Wednesday. The bond
is for 5000 ard +. d. Gift and F. M Wilson
are tho surctles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
TWO TRAINS FOR
ELKS' EXCURSION
Members Willing to Wager
That Fully 800 People Will
Make the Trip.

"Wc arc sure OF 400 people in the Elks'
excursion" said Secretary Raybould on
Wednesday afternoon to Tribune re-
porter, "and some OF the members Will
wager a box OF cigars that there will be
800 aboard when the fifteen standard Pull
mans leave Salt Lake at midnight on
February To-"
Will Run Two Sections.
1t is now assured that the train will he
too large TO run In one eection. and the
fifteen coaches will DO divided Into two
trains. The badges have been received
and are very unique. Each Salt Laker
who goes on the excursion Will be pro-
vided with one and Los Angeles Elks
Will realize that they have n large num-
bcrs and their friends become scattered
over the city. Representatives OF the
Hotel Alexandria will board the trains
at Riverside. prepared to assign all or
the party to rooms, look after their bag
gage and see that conveyances arc at
the depot To convey the whole party TO
the hotel
Will Give Dinner.
In the afternoon. a few hours after
their arrival. the Elks and their friends
Will enjoy a dinner at the new hotel.
which opens on the 18th, the day of the
Elks arrival on Wednesday evening
grand banquet Will be enjoyed and later
all OF tho beach resorts Will be visited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Small Fire in Barn.

An overhentcd chimney in A. w McCuper
larn cnuoed small blaze Wednesday fore
noon. but the damages will not exceed $40
Situnted as IL is at tho top OF steep hll.
tho nro department had anything but an easy
time in reaching The scene OF tho blaze
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Lost valuable 81

A. bernstein is mou''SS % On y
diamond stud valued - ,,srrr-:!ss
tho police "Wednesday ars a.
dropped the diamond nsg pss'
either In OF ner inc H'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
chinese Manifesto

DaiIx iI,NNShAl. NhAl. Feb The North ch,,
atins from Hs ssn sgu9'is9es she n manifesto eman-
thsant thn0tesiant natives arc urged WhiGh vi the
'es from tho foreign misslonerSessn asn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Home-Made Cakes.
Bank C1earinps

The clcarinSs OF the local banks FOR tho last
month amounted 10 S2, l6l e2s 10, as against
sle'si0 1855 Tor January 1905. an Increase OF
tlb.stS 5Iz- a. The elearings for Wednesday
FOR the same 1ay last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Franchises Are Approved

Mayor Thompson affixed his signature Wed
ncsdny 70 the ordinances granting franchises
to the Rio Grande Western and Western Pa
cinc Railway companies in this city which
wero passed by tho City Council last Satur-
day afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Clerical Force Is Paid

State Auditor Edwards distributed worronta
"wednesday for the salaries OF tho clerical
forces OF tho State for tho month OF January
The amount waS 1900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
WORKING FOR CHARITY
members st. Marks Association An
ticipate Big Day.

Members OF ST. Marks Charity nsso-
citation, az well as tho managcment OF
W alker's store. are anticipating that this
Will be the biggest day thus far in the
charity week sales. II is understood that
members OF st. Marks association have
worked untiringly to make their day the
most successful Of all. n number Of tho
hotels. rooming- houses and boarding
houses having agreed to mako purchases
OF linen supplies on this day Other
friends Of the association. which is n
large ono have promised to make big
purchases today. and all In all. a epIon
did trade Is looked for.
Tea Booth Arranged.
Representatives OF the association will
be on hand all day, one OF the special
features arranged being a tea booth In
the main aisle leading from the dry
goods to the suit and cloak department
Hero the ladies will serve tea and waters
n: all hours, the proceeds OF this booth
eiao to go 70 the charity ward at ST.
Yesterday two of the leading hospitals
OF the city were privileged to share
a twentieth of the DAYS sales These
were the Holy Cross and the Lattcr-day
Saints hospitals, and while no representa-
tives OF either hospital were present. IL
was evident from the large amount of
trade; especially in the afternoon. that
or their charity patients.
Home Made Cakes.
Homemade cakes Will be an additional
attraction at the big store on Frindav
These are to be offered by the directors
OF the State Street Orphans Home and
Day Nursery, the children OF that insti-
tuition and the unfortunates VINO come
under the charge OF the Salvation Army
TO share alike in the sales on Friday
Nearly all OF the directors Of the Orph-
ans Homo and Day Nursery will be
cake booth 10 be located In the main
aisle running cast and west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
ROW IN THE G. @. P.
Members Young Mems Republican
Club Are Asking Questions.

By what right do certain members of
tho Young Mems Republican club assume
authority to take furniture which Is the
common club property
That is question which some OF tho
mem bers of the organization are asking
Just now. and II is question that when
the answer is completely In may lead to
Interesting revelations, Here are some Of
the facts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02

cluD
That is n question which some OF tho
members of the organization are asking
Just now, and II Is a question that when
the answer is completely In may lead TO
the facts;
President May Protest.
When the club closed It's rooms tho fur
niture was removed by Jake Greenewald
director, and stored In another room In
the same block This was done over the
protest OF John L, May. then president
OF the club. who desired TO have the goods
sent TO storage warehouse and insured
President May made q demand that such
action be taken, but Greenewald acting
without authority II is alleged from the
board refused 10 comply.
Ihen came the election OF the club at
which an entire new set of officers came
In. including directors Steve Stanford
was elected president and H A McAlillin
Yice-president But the furniture trouble
was by no means ended, nor Is 1t ended
yet.
There were two keys TO the room in
Whlcn the furniture was stored-Greene-
wald had one and the tanltor of the build
Ing the other. A resolution was drawn
oy the new board making demand upon
0reenewold that he turn over these kevs
and II Is stated that Greenewald refused
SO to do
Proprietors Appealed To.
Then the proprietors OF tho building
We're appealed to, the door was opened,
the furniture was removed and properly
etored.what was left OF thunder dlrec-
ton OF the present officers.
An inventory was taken OF the goods
In sight md II was found that II was con-
Sldernbly short The investigation is now
being made.
Present officers OF the club. who were
interviewed last night. corroborated all
or the above statements
Mt Greenewald. when asked for an ex-
Ysaiatlon5 declared that there was no
trouble whatever; that he had simply
stored the furniture in tho Atlas block
because he could thus avoid the payment
OF storage charges. He explained the
shortage by saying that Secretary MIC
Rae had been given permission by the dI-
rectors to take one desk to his law oftice
and that Cal Buckwalter had permission
TO take a typewriter
some OF the present officers of the club
declare that the inventory shows a short
ase OF several pieces OF furniture.
Is 1t for Smooth
1t has been suggested that plans NAV
DO on FOOT to quietly gather up the fnr,
nlture and turn II over TO Apostle Smoot
SO that, when he is ousted from the Sem.
ate OF the United States, no will not feel
entirely desolate. iee'
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-20
IN TIE POLITICAL ARENA

past delegated any duty to another to
perform for me. | am not controlled
by any man, set of men or faction, and
II elected will not owe any favors 10
anyone, but shall strive to administc,
the duties of the office in the interest
OF the people, without fear or favor.
| wish to warn my friends against
the campaign lies that may be circu.
lated against me between now and the
primary, when too late to be contra.
dicted. You have known me too long
to place any confidence in such SILLY
talk. K. W. LENNARD.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-20
J P. PLATTS,
HoP0SALS FOR SEALED BIDS

Iealed bids will be received at the office of the
x H the Circuit Court Of st Lucie county, at
,! rerse, Florida, on Monday. May eth, 1906,
~ aoor and completion of Jail to be erected
~ Luele county Florida, to be situated In
srleree Florida, according to plans and speci-
.~ns 10 On Me at the county clerks Office in Fort
%s, Florida to be paid for as follows. $1,000
ments, without interest, one and two years.
Cs,snee check or draft for per cent of the
. " VI inc bid must accompany each proposal
guarantee that the successful bidder Will
SMSsood and solvent bond in the sum Of $4,000
My faithful performance Of his contract.
,, Snt Is reserved to reject any and all bids, or
; aus to the county,
'afess all proposals to
w. X. HARDEE,
u r chairman Board County Commissioners.
~ ruLTz. clerk. Fort Pierce. Fla.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-20
|o'lGE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED

'''HE Of APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
yo,,0 Under sec. of chap. 4sss, Laws of Fla.
M, ~ Is hereby given that J. T. jenkins pur,,
q Mlv Serttcaie No "a. dated the sra
oaSs y, a. ID, 1899, has filed said certificate IN
lssas !, ana has made application for tax deed
b Ss. u accordance with law Said certificate
3, me following described property stu
Sot ss. Lucie county, Florida, to-wit:
acres ~ 'o""sh'p o. south' range ~ east
Suancs a' " lahd being assessed at the date OF
own @" 'er''hcate IN the name Oh ""'
n ' Is sad certificate shall be redeemed accord
"A dsv w. YAK deed will issue thereon on the
hSSs S my official signature and seal this the
iS sss,SS q April, A, d 1906
j + FULTz.
N'erk circuit Court ST Luce county Fla
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-06
Alter Numbers OF
County Precincts

The county commissioners on yes
terday. the first day Of the February
term, passed resolution changing the
numbers Of the precincts Of San Mig.
uel county The resolution Is as FOL
lows.
Whereas, 4 appears that by reason
Of the organization Of the counties Of
Union and Guadalupe from territory
therefore embraced within the limits
OF the county Of San Miguel the con-
tiguity Of the numbering Of the pre-
cincts Of said San Miguel county was
interrupted and destroyed, and where.
az II appears that there being but
fifty f52) two precincts In said county
Of San Miguel still said precincts are
numbered from one 10 sixty-flve (65).
Now therefore be II resolved by the
board Of county commissioners Of the
county Of San Miguel. Territory of
New Mexico. that for the purpose of
preserving the contiguity in the mum.
bering OF said precincts that hereafter
the precincts Of the said county Of
San Miguel be numbered and named
o. follows. to wit:
], San Miguel; ?, u .Cuesta; B.,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-06
Lawson Committee
May Gain Control

Des MOines, la. February 6.---Thom.
as w. Lawson. Of Boston, today called
on and invited Governor Cummins tc
serve with four other distinguished
reformers OF America on committee
to which he will turn over his New
York Life and Mutual Life proxies
and which he asks to attend the COM
ing annual meeting of these two com
panies for the purpose off, electing
good, honest, sound business men as
directors. Governor Cummins took
the matter under advisement Law
son told Cummins that the other mem.
hers Of the committee will be Gov.
ernor Johnson Of Minnesota, Senator
La Toilette of Wisconsin, Governor
Broward Of Florida. and Ex.Attorney
General Menett Of Ohio. Lawson said
ne had received number OF proxies
in both companies which with Others.
ne expected to get and which he Is
confident will come In IL the commit.
tee plan goes through. will give him
control OF both companies
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-06
AWFUL WRECK
|. ON THE NORTH.
ERN PACIFIC
Freight CFsshes Into Passenger. -Four
Killed and I've Mew My Have
Been Burned Alive.

Helena. Montana. February 6.--The
most disastrous railroad wreck for
has taken place In this vicinity for
many years occurred last night short
~ before midnight. two and half
miles west Of Helena. A runaway
Northern Pacific freight train crashed
into passenger train on the sAune
line. wrecking It completely set Ase
to Il and four whose identity ID kn0wA
are dead. with the probability that
two more, names unknown. may haya
been burned. The known dead are:
:. N. Robinson.
Charles Briskle. conductor OF the
passenger train.
J, A. Jessup. express messengcr.
Foster Senegal. merchant of El.
listOn.
Brakeman Edward Brown was seri-
ously injured and some passengers
hurt, but not seriously. although
It is reported two or the alleged miss.
Ing men were passengers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-06

siastical ceremony. Bishop Tuttle O
Missouri, the presiding bishop OF III,
church, acted as consecrator ond hi.
assistants included Bishops Leonard
NJ Ohio. Vincent OF southern Ohio, At
viii OF west Missouri. Jaggar. former
ly Of southern Ohio.
The services We're marked by q
solemn dignity that was very impres
sive. II included the examination oI
the candidate. the promise Of con
formiiy TO the church canons. the IA
sumption OF the episcopal vestments
the laying ON the consecrator's hands
and the final announcement Of this
completed conservation.
The new bishop OF Michigan Is
forty.five wears old He was born a,
Bellevue, Ohio, and educated Mt Ken
yon college. He was ordained IN
Cleveland hy Bishop Jaggar OF south
ern Ohio. when twentythree years
old, He has served as minister at the
church of the Resurrection. Fernbank
"a suburb Of Cincinnati,l and at St,
Paul's church, Steubenville. Ohio. For
the last thirteen years he has been
dean Of Trinity cathedral Cleveland.
Ohio. Bishop Williams Is an eloquent
pulpit orator, and Ia esteemed bv
churchmen OF all denominations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-06

| OF any township and range work
nave ever gone over in this territory
Iar superior to any which have beer
Dnilt upon similar lines for the Uni.
ed States government. The work o,
the field has been faithfully and cor
rectly done and is of high class. Ths
| map which has been prepared from
the field notes taken in the field Ii
very good and has been we'll made
The field notes, would Suggest be
required to be written IN ink and
something after the form of those sub
mitted In connection herewith. Those
submitted to me by Mr.. Zimmerman
are written in pencil. Ondelible.)
Being carefully satisfied Of the cor
rectness Of the work and that It has
been done in conformity with the con.
tract, ] respectfully recommend that
1t be approved BY your honorable com.
mission.
After going over the land embraced
by the survey right at length. beg
TO suggest that the two southern tiers
OF sections in r. IL N, X. lG e., and
~ ef r. Is and lG ~, n. 10 r. be snb.
divided into section. ! would also
snT"est that where survey Is made
within the grant OF an irregular piece
OF land that two of It's corners be
required to- De connected with cor
ner OF the grant survey, BY 80 doing
the relative Fesi'ion Of the land 70
Whatever corner Of the grant survey
can be checked by calculation and ell
possible errors Of coonnection eIimi
mated. All surveys Of lands shooull
be plotted upon the official maD 80
that your commission can, at a glance
see just where the land In question
lies.
In conclusion beg TO extend nv
thanks to the members fthe com.
mission for their courtesies to me at
all times. and also TO congratulate
them upon having had a correct eur.
vey Of the Las Vegas grant at such a
reasonable figure.
Very, respectfully.
D. n. WHITE,
Territorial Irrigation Engineer.