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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

manager: Edward Powell, Jr.s Upton.
secretary and treasurer, The company
has secured nearly 1000 acres OF yalu-
able timber land in the eastern part OF
the State, and propose TO ship mining
timbers and ties TO the various mining
camps In the State.
Social Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Eldredge gave a
very pretty Lincoln birthday party at
their beautiful home on Main street
Monday night. The large paTlors and
dining-room were appropriately decor
ated for the occasion and about fifty
people partook or the hospitality OF the
host and hostess Whist was played,
and prizes were awarded To the sue
cessful players. A fine time was had
by all present
The officers and teachers of the Coal
Vile Sunday school were entertained by
Mr., and Mrs. 9. r. Jones last Monday
night. Pit and several other games
were played until IL o'clock. when
dainty refreshments were served. All
present had an enjoyable time.
Invitations TO the number OF about
200 have been sent out for II select
character ball. TO be given at the opera
house on February 20. The committee
in charge includes Mesdames Alma
Eldredge. O. w. French, Lillian Paw
las. j n. Jensen, MesSrs. o. ". French.
j. n Jensen. Earl Eldredge and Ches-
ter Malin. A big time is anticipated.
Attorney p. c. Evans returned TO Salt
Lake Tuesday after spending several
days here helping County Attorney
Frank Evans with his work.
County Clerk Calderwood has spent
the week In Park city on official bust
ness.
The Misses Grace Young and Anna
May Birch have been visiting in Park
City this week.
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LODGE WILL CELEBRATE.
Knights of Pythias to Observe Forty
Third Anniversary,

hiiu "
Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Feb. 16.-Garden City lodge,
No 10. knights of PythIas. will cele-
Lrate the forty-third anniversary of the
order on Monday evening next at the
lodge rooms. in the knight block Re
gramme rendered
Head Consul l. l. Boak of the Pacific
Jurisdiction, Woodmen OF the World
who was scheduled to visit Provo on
Monday next. has postponed his visit to
Utah until late In March.
Miss Lucy 3, Davis OF the Proctor
Academy faculty has been summoned
10 her home In MaryVille, Mo, by the
illness of her mother. who is not eN-
pected to live.
New Meat Company.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Speck-
art company were filed with the County
Clerk today, The company Is formed
with q capital OF 10000 to buy and sell
all kinds OF fresh and cured meats, gro
ceries produce and all foodstuffs.
Provo is named as the principal place
OF business Phil Specltart is president,
Bulah Bachman. vice president, and
Lena Bachman, secretary and treas
urer
Ell Chase ct al. have sold the Lake
View mining claim In North Tintic TO
o. II. Pulvcr for 500
n P Nielsen of Pleasant Grove and
Hanna Thornton of American Fork
have taken out license to marry
President r. II, Irvine OF the Com
mercial club and Joseph T, Farrer Wis
tied Salt Lake today for the purpose of
measuring the race track and fair
grounds to assist In plans for the es-
tablishment of permanent buildings and
grounds for holding annual fairs In
Utah county.
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STILL HAS MONEY.
Ogden Board of Education Hears FL
nnncial Committee Report.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb 17-There were but three
members present tonight at the weekly
meeting OF the Board OF Education,
President Moyce and Member Farr being
absent The finance committee reported
S32O9il6 I'm the treasury, against which
teachers salaries for January amount 10
$eSS260, and Will be drawn Saturday. Inc
sanitary committee reported one case OF
dphtheria one of scarlet fever two OF
smallpox, one OF chckenpox and one OF
whooping cough
Superintendent Allisons report Tor
January was submitted IT showed ON
average of pupils belonging for the
month OF 1851
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WEBER STAKE WINS.
Team From Deaf and Blind School Is
Not Strong Enough.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 17-At a game OF basket
ball at the Weber Stake Amusement hall
this afternoon, between the Weber Stake
academy and the boys frcm the deaf and
blind school. the academy team won the
game with a score OF 81 to 9
The game was vigorously contested and
was free from fouls. but the superior
team work Of the Weber Stake academy
decided the contest. The game was ref
creed by Mr.. Hahn OF the Y NJ c. A.
OF Chicago and he took occasion after
the game to compliment the winning
team on it's excellent work
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5up;oin ,hat a c.r,oIn oTe
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'SG nInI has no con.
3 g .e.,.,, . explain how these
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Ia 'aln how this Sn.p' I~mnSI
sssI IAily puts q cerpein
s.,a,as hear,burn. lns",n sar'l
ia Il. All OF those 'IT,l- th,n,
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IA he solar pIs,,,t eE send Tor
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h. Ee9s FOX ! |, on Dyspepsia.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Ogden Briefs.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. lT.-Oscar Groshen OF Salt
Lake made business trip to OEden Jonay,
and returned TO tho capital tonight.
Frank Footc OF Evanston. Wyo. who has
held tho position OF receiver OF public moneys
at that point for the past sixteen years, wGs
In ogden tosay and went 10 Salt Lake to-
night.
n EIser Joe Zimmerman and F ROughcorc.
oII business men Of Brigham CITY and mem
bcrs OF Hiawaths tribe No. OF INC improved
order of Rcdmen Of ogden. are here tonight
10 attend the grand masquerade ball Of the
order.
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CAUGHT BY THE GRIP
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA.
la Grippe Is Epidemic Catarrh.

/ A GRIPPE spares no class or ma
- tionality. The cultured and the
ignorant, the aristocrat and the
pauper. the masses and the classes are
all subject to la grippe, None are cx-
empt-all are liable
La grippe is well-named. The original
term. la grippe. is French. but 1t has
been shortened by the busy American
10 one word grip"
Without any intention of doing SO a
new word has been coined which de-
scrlbcs the disease exactly.
The ailmcnt clings TO the patient as
tenaciously as IL some terrible giant
had clutched him In a fatal clasp.
Men, women and children - whole
towns and cities arc caught In the
baneful grip OF this terrible monster.
Have you the grip? Or, rather, has
the grip caught you2 II So read the
following letters.
These testimonials will show you tho
quickest and best means of Kidding
yourself OF this tenacious disease and
It's after-efTects
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MUTTON FOR COAST.
Eight Carloads Sent From Garland to
San Francisco,

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb, 17.-F. j. Strubel and r
s. Meyers OF San Francisco today
shipped eight cars Of Fat mutton from
Garland. Utah. TO Henry Levy company.
in San Francisco, and tomorrow morning
20 oco Montana muttons VIII begin to ar
rive here and will be forwarded 10 the
same market. Local stockmen state that
the demand for fat sheep and cattle is
stronger from the West and California
market especially than 1t Is from the
East
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Sun Shines in Ogden.

Speciol To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l6.-Today the sun shonc
In Ogden all day, the first time In fifteen
days. and so great was the contrast over
what has prevailed that men and women
walked the streets blinking like owls in
the daytime. The change. however, was
much appreciated, and the sunshine was
thoroughly enjoyed
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Aged Man Needs Care.

Special 90 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. I7.-David Morgan an
elderly man of means. but slightly un-
balanced mentally, Is In the county jail.
and may be committed TO the poor farm
unless proper arrangements for his sup
port can be made. Mr.. Morgan Is near
ly 80 years OF age and has some money.
He is harmless, but his wandering habits
have caused his friends to worry for the
pogSihln rnsnlIa
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VIII Visit New District.

Special 70 The TrIbune.
OGDEN, Feb. 17-Thomas +. Cunning
ham and Police Clerk David Jensen Will
leave on Saturday morning over the
Southern Pacific for Newfoundland. the
new mining district across the lake. Both
Nevada Mining company, which Will
shortly be absorbed by the Ogdcn-Lucin
Copper company. a corporation just or
ganlzed. and the purpose of their Visit
is 10 observe tho advancement of the op-
crationS at the properties.
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Washington Hotel Burned.

BELL1NGHAAI. Wash, Feb. ia spec al
from Blaine says tho second floor Of the Blaine
hotel was eutted by Are at o'clock this
morning anG thht many OF the ssycnty-nNo
people In the building had difficulty In escap-
ing. Aside from a few minor injuries, how
ever. oil sot snfely out OF the building. Tho
cause OF the nre is not known. The money
loss is estimated at about 5000,
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OWEN RYAN PERISHES
IN FIRE III HIS HOME
Former Utahn Crpmated Alive,
His Wife and Children
Escaping.

Special 70 The Tribune.
IIALLOCK. MINI. Feb. l7.-Owen Ryan
was burned TO death in a fire that de-
stroycd his home early today
Mrs Ryan and her five children re-
tired early last night. About one o'clock
this morning she was aroused by the in
tense heat and without waiting to nnd
any clothes she awakened her children
and barely had time to escape from the
burning home. They walked TO a neigh
bors house in the night garments and
u.lln hnre fnni
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The Ryan brothers, owen. Dennis, Pat
rick and John, have been important fac
tors both I'm mining and stock growing
in Utah. Their work here has included
the development of the Horn Silver mine
at Frisco and the operations OF the Ryan
Cattle company of Beaver county. Pat
rick Ryan lives I'm Salt Lake and he left
for his dead brothers home last night,
The other brother In Utah, John. lives In
Beaver county and VIII come north this
morning and proceed East AT once Den
mis- Ryan lives In ST Paul and Is prin-
cipal owner OF the Ryan hotel and the
Ryan Drug company OF that city.
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.xisn Counsel.

4, we're lively at times.
], "a certain lines OF eX-
= ,hs case out, and 1t
,onrorrow TO complete
szony. There were sev-
.o1ay's hearing. notably
s,xstn District Attorney
4, sccuser. and Herbert
q ssfense. in which both
tsilta 10 order by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
FOR
|I}[ IS MADE
Ii Chambers Case
IIaek Of Intent
Dsfraud.
kFRANGLB LONG eIna
1ECHNICAL ISSUES
MAnother Day Will
Of the Evi-
knce In.

r-Ths developments in
z. before the District
q out favOrably for the
4, decision of the court
',yBy of testimony that
a he Intentions of the
ssOat Intent to defraud
deal the public funds
a. b!s victory for Cham
II rill now, and has been
4 |.upaucing testimony to
vas 10 intent to de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
CALDWELL To HAVE
$4,000 CAR LINE
Electric Road Will Connect
That City With Lake
Lowell.
BOISE ROAD WILL REACH
TO THE SOLDIERS HOME
People of Idaho Determined to
Curb MOrmOniSm i'm That
State.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Spccinl 20 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Feb. 17-Friday evening a
mass meeting was held at Caldwell TO
talk over the proposition of building an
electric line from that city to Lake Lo-
well. about seven miles distant and stu
ated in the Deer Flat reclamation dis
trict 1t is proposed TO raiso $4,000 for
that purpose. Sl000 OF which was raised
tonight.
When the Deer Flat reservoir Is COM
pletcd, Lake Lowell will no doubt be the
largest artificial lake in the United
States, The line Is to be known as the
Caldwell Interurban railroad.
A committee consisting OF ]. II Lowell.
w. r. Sebree and w H. Redway was
appointed to solicit subscriptions and
otherwise push the proposition.
Line to Soldiers Home.
The Boise Traction company has an
nounoed that II will put In u loop to the
Soldiers Home, about two or three miles
down the valley from Boise. a franchise
having been granted by the City Council
for that purpose.
The Idaho Light and Power company
has been organized at Payette and will
establish a light and power plant there
In the near future
The Gray Mining company of Oronno
has filed articles OF Incorporation with
the Secretary of State. The capital stock
is 100000 paid up.
Word has been received from Wash
ington TO the effect that contracts have
been awarded for construction work on
sections l. 3. and OF the Boise Payette
reclamation project.
Contracts to do the work on sections .
and I were held up for the present. and
the Government Will do the work on sec
ton g.
Work on the other sections Will begin
in about a week
The Warren Construction company,
which secured the contract to put down
eighteen blocks OF bitullthic paving. has
ordered its machinery for the purpose
Nearly 200 men win be employed and
none but Boise laborers need apply say
the contractors.
Banquet at Nampn,
Nampa Is making great preparations
for the banquet celebrating the letting of
contracts on the Government Boise Pay
cite Irrigation project. 1t Is TO be a So
a plate affair
EN-Assessor Mundel! OF Elmore county.
under arrest for the cmbezzlement OF
county funds to the amount OF $500 has
been held TO the District court under $3.50
bonds He Will be tried at the term COM
mencIng February 20
That the Mormon question Will be the
paramount Issue In the coming campaign
in Idaho is a foregone conclusion and
everywhere conceded.
The people Of this State are determined
to put stop to Mormon encroachment
I'm State affairs
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Husband CTemated.

Thinking her husband had not returned
home. Mrs. Ryan turned her attention to
caring for the children. This morning his
chprred remains were found in the ruins.
Mrs. Ryan Is Frustrated. owen Ryan was
a brother OF Dennis Ryan OF ST. Paul.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Fires on Mob.

LONDON. Feb. lT-Special DISPATCHES from
Nlenns TO this mornings papers report that.
strike riots have occurred nt Fiumc; that tho
military drcd upon mob and that many were
wounded
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Rss Not Testify.

iei The defense. called
y hs prosecuting Wit
Iks request was con-
Sa and denied by the
ES F. ]. Hendershot,
Wy Council in 1852
aatd ibe Improvements
and as 10 his service
etA During his term
1us Compensation for
sutss who had served
rsvieg had been con-
ssec that the Mayor
that he would look
extra compensation.
g'vn appropriated and
~a5or 10 each Of them.
henber of that City
Needs Schooling.
4 |s. '.s Of the argument on
aeelscr 10 SfrIkc o,,,
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Suffered Twelve Years From After
Effects Of La Grippe.


Mr., Victor Patneaude 32S Madison
St, Topeka, Kan, a well-known car
penter and member of knights and
Ladies of Security writes
Twelve years ago I had a severe at
tack OF Ia grippe and l never really re-
covered my health and strength-but
grew weaker every year until l was
unable to work.
Two years ago I began using Pc
runa and 1t built up my strength so
that in a couple of months / was able
to go to work again.
This winter l had another attack Of
la grippe, but Peruna soon drove 1t out
OF my system.
NY wife and I consider Peruna a
household remedy"
Pneumonia Followed La Grippe
Pe-ru-na, the Remedy That
Brought Relief.
Mr.. T, Barnecott, West Aylmer, On
tario. Can. writes:
Last winter / was III with pneumo-
MIA after having la grippe. l took Pc
runa for two months, when l became
quite we'll. and / can say that any one
can be cured by It In a reasonable time
and at little expense.
Every time / take a cold take some
Peruna. which makes me we'll again.
II also advised it for my daughter
who was SO Ill with prostration that she
could not follow her trade OF dress
making
"A bottle of Peruna made such
change In her that she has been able to
follow her trade ever since.
II also induced a young lady, who
was all rundown and confined to the
house to take Peruna, and after ta-
king Peruna FOR three months she is
able to follow her trade of tailoring
II can recommend Peruna for all
such who are I'll and require a tonic"
Mrs. Jane Gift. Athens. Ohio, writes
six years ago / had la grippe very
bad. l read a testimonial of a woman
who had been cured of grip by Peruna
My husband bought me a bottle OF Pc
runa. | was soon able TO do my work
/ continued using II until | was cured :"
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3 lsponsibility.

1l Nr. Moyes was stlll
Il.d o fight came up be-
j. HaNerSnn. for the ac-
.rsy Mcmillan. for the de-
IbuT that the defense de-
y responsibility from the
% tie city officials who
Ets and accepted the
sla vas raised that the
izlt 10 not designating
y tpn which the appro-
y drawn. and that the
lhs1 James +, Halver-
d charging the extra
iks general fund
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|js Called Down

h 10 District Attorney
"a TIE arguments that he
nitly been passing as
ts region aud the savior
y eristenee. The argu-
deeanee Of hot words,
Y 10 call the men TO or
bad stated that II the
Ey ], would require a
examine the books OF
y city, 10 which Hal
les 10 ascertain who
resied and the de-
y i4tmonV
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|hsas Nav Fail.

a. prosecution OF these
/ bseste that the similar
4 focncIlmen A. II. Moyes
u may fail The provi-
[I'ss, ara that action on
|Era within twenty days
Iths complaints. and to-
.,st twentieth day. As the
1 arsot be disposed of be
4 =Ifht. there is a likeli-
LIZ and Craig cases going
IA art Of the accuser.
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faith Alleged.

h o, court this morning
l1ryruled the objection
czssr 10 the attempt OF
ls.erse TO show that the
~ isSs had been done in
rst With fraudulent In
ata proceeded. with Re
h.Ils recalled. and fol-
r Auditor Mrs. Addie l.
na,er Robert A. Moves
pTe testimony from the
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5. ~ Of the argument on
sSelser 10 strike out
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Giiua % SuStc.
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