The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24

SAT- Lake City and the State of Utah
In furnishing relief for the unfortunate
people OF California, are establishing a
reputation for liberality In charity-g giving
that VIII be. referred to with pride by
generations TO come
The subscription lists being handled In
this city already aggregate above $4,000
In cash. TO say nothing OF the thousands
or loaVes OF bread. bales of bedding and
wagonloads OF clothing and vast
quantities OF cooked goods of which no
account has been kept. 1t would be I'm
possible to do So
No WEAKNESS Manifest.
Other towns and farming communities
throughout the State are doing equally
as well. and there as yet seems no weari-
ness on the part or the workers or cessa-
tion on the part OF the givers In
either doing or giving There seems
TO be no end TO the demand for the re-
lieving OF the distress brought about by
world. and there likewise seems to be no
limit to the resources or willingness OF
the people
Every One Responds.
Business men are neglecting their own
analrs TO respond TO the calls of the
suffering Housewives are giving OF the
riches OF their larders. Laborers are
practicing self-denial in order to give part
OF their earning with which to purchase
shelter. food and raiment for the dis
their substance. In fact the whole
transaction seems to be q competitive
contest In we'll doing.
Million Loaves of Bread.
II Is estimated that the school children
OF Salt Lake. before the pangs OF hunger
tributed nearly, II not quite, a million
loayes OF bread
Roll Of Honor.
The subscription lists have been ac-
corded a position like unto that of roll
of honor. on which every citizen shall
at least. that every individual is in some
way giving something. Well doing has
become a habit. followed with rs much
as Is ever given TO diversion
or a fad The motto OF the people seems
to be. 1.-The greatest of these Is charity"
Potatoes and Bread Sent.
On Monday from Salt Lake thcre were
shipped by local committees three car
loads of potatoes. car or bread esti-
mated to contain 10000 loaves OF bread:
and another car containing -four and
other provisions. The shipments OF lime
were delayed by reason OF the high wind.
but these are expected to be resumed
Tuesday.
Shipments Will Increase.
A car of clothing and bedding will also
probably be shipped Tuesday. II Is be-
'ieyed by the committees that shipments
until the COLL Is satisfied will increase
rather than diminish. There was also
sent on Tuesday vaccine points through
the agency of the Wells Fargo Express
sufficient TO vaccnate 200 pco-
Pile
Matted Milk Shipped.
The Bricklayers' union made a thought.
rul shipment, with other things, OF good
luantity of matted milk. This commodity
was secured from the Nelden Judson
Drug company and was furnished at cost
the rule adopted by the company IS "
Among the good works of Monday was
.he raising OF $325 by the students or the
salt Lake high school
Feeding the Hungry.
During the day over seventy persons
1ceIng from the stricken city were FED oE
he Citizcns Relief committee, ana 70
people who passed through on me fe,ap NO
Irande. going East were looked after at
he depot by Mr. Tom Pitt of the trans
,ortet,on committee and numerous OF ms
assistants This work was mostly III pro-
yiding medicines for those VINO were d se sT
,ecn bounteousy supplied with provisions
" the good people or ogden,
School Children Help.
on "Wednesday the gathering of supplies
vIIl he continued with renewed actiVlty'
rhe school children are working at gam
ring supplies under tho direction OF w
Mccoy principal OF the Bryant scnool
or the east side and r. 5. Halock OF
he Franklin school for the west side
Will Gather UP Supplies.
Tam pin of the transportation commit
ae has made arrangements for gathering
Iothlng and bedding by means OF tmo
treet car line. The Utah Light and Rai-
ray company has volunteered TO handle