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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
PIONEER BLACK HILLS
Col. Henry Wyntenbach Pays Visit &c
Salt Lake.

One of the pioneers of the Black Hills
is Henry Wyntenbach, who Ia registered
Mt the Kenyon. He is accompanied by
his wife and is en- route to California
where they will spend the winter, return
ing to their home in Sturgis. S. D. In the
spring.
Coy. Wyntenbach who has been one OF
the builders of the prosperous country in
western South Dakota, tells some inter
esting experiences of early days In that
country and Montana He left Butte by
stage In 1876, after having spent ten years
in that town and surrounding country.
Al the time he left Butte there was n
small cluster of houses on the great rich
hill, and Walker brothers Of this city
We're opening the first mine in that camp
The veteran arrived In the Black Hills
country In 1877 and commenced the cattle
business upon small scale. which grew
TO large proportions. and at the time ne
retired from tho business, about "A year
ago. he was one Of the biggest cattlcrncn
In the West. Col. Wyntenbach is a prom
inent member OF tho G. A r.. having
served with distinction throughout tho
civil war. In speaking OF the Black
Hills region, he states that 1t is now in
a very prosperous condition and is cX-
porting carloads OF grain every fall
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the
City Council of Salt Lake City OF the in
tention of such Council to make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF g.
Inch yitrihed pipe, on r street from South
Temple street TO Fourth street. IN sewer
district No. l. and defray the abutters'
portion of the cost and expense thereof.
estimated at one thousand eight hundred
ana forty-eight (slSiS CO.. dollars. or 7O-l00
Cso.7M dollars per front foot OF abutting
prcpcrty. there beIug 2G40 feet abutting
said Improvement. by local assessment
upon the lots or pieces OF ground within
the following described district, being the
district to be affected or benefited by said
Improvement namely; All of lots and
8 block 1: all of lots l and !. block &: all
OF lots l and 4. block u. all Of lots and
3, block 49, all of lots 2 and 3, block 20;
all OF lots l and 4, block 21, all OF lots l
and 4. block 2s. and all of lots and s.
block e, plat c. Salt Lake City survey
All protests and objections to the carry
ing out of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing TO the City Recorder on
or before the 18th day OF January. 1906
being tho time set by said Council when
it Will hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order Of the City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated November 18th, 1905.
JOHN B. MORETON, city Recorder
Sewer EYtenSIon No 100
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Mason Valley Copper Company
ton of principal place of business Salt
Lake, Utah
ing OF the directors. held on the 6th day
of January 1906. an assessment OF cents
per share was levied on the 60,o0O issued
shares OF the capital stock of the cor
Corners. treasurer. at the bank OF Walk
er Bros Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on the 18th day of February, 1896.
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment is
made before will be sold on Saturday. the
3rd day OF March, 1896, to pay the delin
oucnt assessment together with the cost
OF advertising and expense OF sale.
j. j. SNIDER,
Secretary Mason Valley Copper Co.
Location of office. 252 d. + Walker
hlock Salt Lako CITY. Utah.
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PASS REGULATIONS.
Free Transportation Only for En-
ployees and Mem bers of Families.

Tho pass regulation revisons which East
ern lines have put In force with the beginning
OF tho year hovo also extended into tho mat
ter Of employees passes. on tho Ponnsyl-
vanle and Baltimore & Ohio systema mono but
employees and members OF their families re-
siding under tho roof and dependent
upon them Will receive froe tranoportatio tion
Pcnsioned railroad shall rank. es here
tofore. with the employees ss far trans
portation is concerned. and they and their do
pendent families Will receive passes In tho
past II m employee Ia killed while on duty
his body will be carried homo free and II the
funeral Ia at soma other point than his homo
the funeral party win he carried free. but no
further free transportation viii be granted his
dependents. 4 special stub IL attached to
each PASS on which tho name and occupation
OF the party to whom 1, Is issued and the
points between which the pass is good and tho
reason for his trip must be hlod out The
stub is then turned n TO the general manager
and is checked up with the on the
payroll
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ASSESSMENT NO. II.

Wabash Mining company. principal place
IS hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held on the FIST day
Of December, 1895, an assessment OF ten
csnfs OOc) per share was levied on the
csnital stock OF the corporation. payab
on or before the 10th day OF January. 1906.
to W Mont. Ferry. secretary. at room go
Atlas block West Second South street,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon
Which this assessment may remain unpaid
on the 10Th day of January. 1906. Will be
lie Auction. and unless payment is made
be fore. will be sold on the sth day OF
February. 1906 TO pay the delinquent as
sSsssmeni together with the cost OF ad-
ycrtising and expense of sale.
W. MONT. FERRY. Secretary.
Location of offices. No. go Gitlas block.
Salt Iaho Cl.y. Utah.
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Makes a Statement.
ELKS' EXCURSION
Los Angeles Outing Promises to Be
Memorable One

The Elks' excursion to Los Angeles on
February 10 promises to be a memora Bile
one. Kenneth c. Kerr, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Salt Lake Route, has
just returned from a trip through Idaho
and Montana and reports that the IAN
TERED herd" In those Statse are much In
terested In the tunket and will send
forth some of their best to swell the
ranks OF the Utah cxcursonists
Exalted Ruler Cleveland reports that
applications have already been received
for the reservation of space for 120 from
this city. Elks In the Tintic district arc
to have a car for themselves. The car
will be sent down for them and brought
back to this city and attached TO the
train 1t is probable that the Proyoites
Will also occupy their own car negotia-
tions being in progress toward that end.
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MORALES PEANILESS,
TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT
Expects to Go to Panama After
Recovering From Broken
Ankle.

SAN JUAN. =. n, Jan. 1.-THE United
States gunbost Dubuque arrived here at J
o'clock this morning from Santo Domingo and
O'Clock started her return to San Do
mngo city which place loft without n
warship when she sailed for Porto Rico. on
board the Dubuque was Gen Carlos f, Mo-
ruIcs, former President OF Santo Domingo. He
IL suffering from broken ankle. and q navy
vessel arrived to convey him To 'hc hospital.
His injury resulted from fall from his horse
December "A, and since that time he has been
without medical attention.
Was Near the Capital.
Gen Morales is reported to have been within
n dozen miles Of san Domingo City until he
arranged with the American Minister, Mr.
Dawson. TO resign the Presidency and was
brought into the city by his sccretary. En-
rlquo Jmnnes, who Is nephew of former
President JImincz OF Santo Domingo. now re-
siding in San Juan. and a body servant OF
Gen. MOr1lles Al present 1t IL the Intention
he has recovered from his injury and then
possibly no viii 60 10 Panama.
Will Seek Employment.
on,cers OF the Dubuque say that Cen Mo-
ralcs has no funds and that bis entire lug
gage consisted OF two trunks. He remarked
to Commander Fcchtcler OF the Dubuque that
being financially embarrassed. he would be
forced TO seek employment. and that he hoped
to secure this In Panama.
Only One Province Out,
The Dubuque reports that quiet prevails In
Santo Domingo. and that Monte CrIsti Is the
only province not controlled by Gen. Caceres,
tho temporary President of tho Republic.
Monte Cristi will probably be Invaded next
week.
Tho officers OF the Dubuque say that after
the resignation Of President Morales Gen.
Cacercs and his followers announced that they
would support the proposed American treaty.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment Of the tax levied by the City Coun-
ell of Salt Lake City Utah, by ordinance
passed December IL, 1905. upon the prop
erty abutting upon
Fronting on Fourth South street-all OF
lots 5, 6. and S, block 3S the west 3o5. 20
feet of lot and the east $50 feet Of lot
g. block SO. all OF lots O. 6. and 8. block
l. 2. and 3. block 50. all of lots / and 2.
block s. plat "a Salt Lake City survey.
Fronting on State street-All Of lots
and g. block %, all OF lots l. 6. and 8.
block 2l all of lots l and 8. block "a, all
OF lots 2. 3. 4 and ), block 80. all OF lots
1 and s. block IS. and all OF lots l. S. and
g. block %, plat "A" Salt Lake City sur
Yey.
For the purpose of;
To grade, pave with asphalt. gutter and
curb with concrete curbing, Fourth South
street from the west side OF West Temple
street to the west side of Second East
street and State street from the south
side Of Fourth South street to the north
side of Seventh South street, Is COM
pleted.
That the Board Of Equalization and Re
View appointed by the City Council for
that purpose. will meet at the Office of
the City Recorder, room 100 city and
county building. on Monday, January -,
day, January 26. 1906, between tho
hours OF 800 and 400 p. m. and Will hear
and consider any objections and make
correction of any tax which said board
may deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. between the
hours of a III. and p m. said list will
be open 10 public inspection at the Office
OF the CITY Recorder. room 100, city and
county building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
BY order of the City Council. dated
January 6, 1906. ]. B. MORETON,
City Recorder
Paving Extension No. 10 r7O5
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Railroad Notes.

j. n Reeves. general freight agent OF the
Oregon Short Line loft the Limited yes-
terday for Chicago to attend the meeting OF
tho Western Freight association.
About one hundred Knights Of Pythlas went
10 Bingham on Friday night to attend tho in
sugural banquet and ball, returning about 2
a. IN. Saturday.
Tho basket ball team OF the l. u S. college
went TO Provo yesterday and engaged In O
contqst with tho q. Y. academy team.
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Theft of Baggage.

Tho dscardlng OF tho old brass check bag
gage chock system has not brought railways
Immunity from thctts CT laSsagc. Develop
ments on Western lines have shcwn that tho
present cord on which Is written the dcstina-
tlon route and other particulars, arc easy to
Initiate and. when n thief notos tho wording
and number Of check upon piece OF bag
6aga thet may have Just arrived. II Is the
work OF but few minutes to prepare a copy
for presentation to tho baggage man. In many
cases the baggage is delivered before the real
owner calls for II, giving ample opportunity
IN % the plundcr.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Galena King Mining Co.-Principal
place Of business. Salt Lake City, Utah -
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Board of Directors held on the
9th day OF January. 1906. an assessment
of zoe per share was levied on the capt
tai stock OF the corporation. payable I'm
medlately 10 Cecil S. Wray, Secretary, ut
Room zoo Mccormick Block, Salt Lake
City Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the eth day OF
February. 1906 Will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before. VIII be
sold on the Bird day or February. 1906. TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expense
OF sale. CECIL :. WRAY.
Secretary.
700 Mccormick Building. Salt Lake
City Utah
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Investigate Panama Money,

WASHINGTON, Jan lS.-Tho Senate
committee VIII meet on Tuesday 10 take
up Senator Bailey's resolution calling for
an investigation of the monetary agree
ment put into effect on the Isthmus OF
Panama whereby the Canal commission
guarantees TO maintain the standard OF
the Panama currency. Secretary OF War
Taft, who negotiated the agreement when
ne visited the isthmus. moro than year
ago, is expected to appear before the com
mission
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.,,..|UDENT'S ACT
1 COSTS HIM LIFE
.,5fused TO Honor National An
Al them at New Years Cele-
bratiOn.
s~sNSATIONAL TRAGEDY
In ARISTOCRATlC CROWD
SIoOd Flows at the Festivities
Where Old Regime Seeks
~ Resignation.

N PETERSBURG. jon IL. a. MA
k.dv In which a student paid with his life
VI nonaIty Of refusing TO do honor to tho old
dr,o took place In tho famous restaurant.
Ithc Far" shortly after midnight. The an
IA ceremony OF watching the old year out
j beIns observed with something like tho
y Ltlme Festivities Tho great hall was
nvdcd. and the orchestra OF Mile. Rigos a
|>er of The raramour or the Princess Chimay.
on the strike oy midnight burst forth with
Iod save the Emperor'
\ Refuses to Rise.
Lrhe guest. With tho exception OF student
lmed DayIdofI a member OF hn aristocrotc
nilv rose TO their feet and the officers pres
demanded an encore, being determined to
n rhe celebration into loyalist demon
lrount sherbrnetJefi "A relative OF the motor
s1n MOSCOW roae,ionary. applied an epithct 10
avido1 for refusing 10 honor the national
-fhem. and pulled his chair from under him.
Five Shots Are Fired.
Mot words followed, and suddenly. In tho
|dst OF the Joyous reclamation OF New Year.
IL r,,es,s vereistartled by nve shots In rapid
the floor lSdescriboble confusion followed.
Count Shcromsticfl, in addition TO killing
avidon wounaed two women
u Attack the Murderer.
three compaslons OF Davldofr. armed with
nmpngne bsttlca. HttacEcd the murderer,
ia with bood streaming down his face.
mag ID to 1gtt his way 10 the door. Women
rItke1 and fainted
The confusin eliminated in a wonderful
1amatIc controversy across the body Of tho
9pd student The impassioned spectators of
= tragedy hIvlng ranged themselves accord
X TO their Political opinions on either side
4 It, crIminaion and recTimlnation followed
sth other fpty. A woll-kncvn courts san,
e head proudly in tho air. stamped her foot
: from the dds OF the loyalists she declared
- student r1d met his due.
/ Aunt Kisses the Dead.
xhe climax samc when ar aunt OF Davidoff.
20 had fsintd when The boy was shot, hov-
u threw hescf between tho disputants and
On the bod passionntely kissing tho cold.
nod -stlined fooc- 4 regular panic followed.
Arisbcrats Hasten Away.
III cuestsat The Bear. many Of whom
4re the met prominent society leaders Of
q Petersburg, including a number OF dplo-
Ifp hnstend away In order IN avoid being
}nnonsd al witnesses. Meantime Dnyldof
6cca the jhastIy sight but II lay for more
IN two hnrs and until III" police arrived
a draw upp formal complaint
81 repr sSeitatiye OF the Associated Press
20 prseHt was Informed that Shcromc-
M Ia a ftircd officer OF the Scmlnoysky
c,im mt oflhe gulr1s.
!. Tied to Draw Rapier.
ejaviIon hcn he was attacked attcrptcd to
wns de5 before the blade left ils scab-
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess-
ment OF the tax levied by the City Coun-
ell of Salt Lake City, Utah, by ordinance
passed December IL, 1905, upon the prop
erty nbutting upon:
Fronting on East Temple street be-
tween Fourth South and Fifth South
streets.
All of lots 2. 3. and ;. block 30
All of lots ] and s, block 40 plat "A" 4"
Salt Lake City survey.
Said land above described lies upon said
East Temple street, between said Fourth
South and said Fifth South streets, and
comprises total frontage upon said East
Temple street OF 1890 feet. The total
cost and expense OF making said i'm
described abutting property being esti-
mated at fourteen thousand hVe hundred
and twenty s14 5000 dollars or eleven
($ll .O0 dollars per front foot OF abuttng
property
Fronting on East Temple street be-
tween Fifth South and Ninth South
streets.
All of lots ?. 3. 4 and q. block }.
All OF lots and s. block I.
Al or lots |. 6. and S, block 10,
All OF lots and 8. block lG
All OF lots 2. g. and o. block 2l.
All of lots l and 8. block -.
All Of lots l. g. / und 8. block 53.
All of lots and .. block a. plat "a .
Salt Lake City survey
For the purpose Of
To grade. gutter, curb and pave with
asphalt East TeEplc street from the
south side of Fourth South street TO the
north side OF Ninth South street, in paw
ing district No. q. IT Is intended to
make said asphalt pavement between the
south side Of Fourth South street and
the north side OF Fifth South street
ninety-two feet wide between the curbs
Between the north side OF Fifth South
street and the north side OF Ninth South
street Except at intersections. which arc
| 1872 feet wdel. II Is intended TO make
| said asphalt pavement seventy-two feet
| wide between the curbs II is intended
| to make said curhs of concrete and re
| inforce the outer edge thereof with stec
| bars, is completed.
! That the Board OF Equalization and Re
| view, appointed by the City Council fol
| that purpose. will meet at the Office o
/ the City Recorder. room 100 city ant
| county building. on Monday, January -
| 1906. and continue i'm session until Fri
| day January &c. 1906. between tn
| hours Of $50 and 90 p. m. and will hca
! and consider any objections and maxi
! correction OF any tax which said boar,
may deem unequal or unjust.
| That during said time. between tn
| hours of a m and p. m. said list vii
he open to public inspection at the of1c
OF the CITY Recorder, room 100 city ant
county building. Salt Lake CITY Utah.
BY order of the City Council. date'
| January s. 1906. j. b. MORETON,
City Recorder.
| Paving Extension No l6 RIO
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-
bate division In and for Salt Lake coun-
ty State OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate and guard
ianshp OF John 7, Buckle. an lncompe
tent.-Notice,
The petition of Emerson f Root the
guardian Of the person and the estate
OF the above named incompetent, praying
for an order OF sale of real property OF
said incompetent and that all persons In
terested appear before the said court TO
show cause why an order should not be
granted to sell all said interest so
much as shall be necessary OF the fol-
lowing described real estate OF said IN
competent, to Wit
Commencing al point 26iz IT. north of
the southwest corner OF lot 4. block 81.
plat "A" Salt Lake City survey and
running thence north 26]a IT, thence east
go TT thence south @61f IT.. thence west
27O IT, to the place Of beginning, has been
set for hearing on Saturday, the 10th day
of January. A. d 1906. at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the county courthouse In the court
room of said Court. In Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake county, Utah.
Winess the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this Sth day OF
January a. u. 1906.
(SealD ]. L. ELDREDGE, Clerk.
BY W IL. Fsrnsworth. Deputy Clerk.
Sullivan & Barnes, Attorneys for Guard
ian.
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Bishop O'Connell Returns

ROME. Jan. 14.-Right Rev. William II.
O'Connell, bishop OF Portland. Me tho
special envoy OF Pope Plus TO the Emper-
or of Japan, arrived here today He Is
enthusiastic over his reception In Japan
and the progress of that country. Mgr
O'Connell declined to speak OF his mission
except to say that II had been cminently
SncCpy9fnl
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STRANDED SHIP CUT OFF
Sigma Received From Big Liner
Sire 4 P. NJ. Saturday.

ATLAN1C CITY, n. j. Jan. N.-The
-kty pcrsns who constitute the passcn-
'rs and REV OF the big Clyde line
lseamer 9crokee. which went ashore
1prly yespday on Brigantine shoals, are
lnpletelycut off from the outside world
5pnight. lot since 4 o'clock this after
pom has there been signal from the
Dreamer, 1t that hour the captain sig
tnlcd tina, all were well and that his
lessel wasyinG easy with It's nose stuck
]Ieep In ts sand.
Lighters Are Sent
|! Earlier the day a signal had been
yeceived fom the stranded steamer ask
,ng that khters be sent out as soon as
possible When this message was re-
'-elved woa was dispatched 70 Delaw re
,,renkwate for the lighters. and they are
expected I reach the Cherokee carly to-
morrow nTning.
Ruprs Cause Excitement.
Rumors Tero In circulation here today
afat the ciw OF the Brlgantine Life-say-
ng statorhad been lost while atternpt-
cng to reah the shore from the Chero-
zee, and nat the two tugs which had
e,een pulllg on the Cherokee for two
lours mad become separated from the
\ {reamer @ins to tho parting of their
iswseIs hese reports caused the great.
~ eHcitennt here, and crowds swarmed
inc mn, eager to learn Of the fate
the lifeavers and also Of the stcame,
bars Are Dispelled.
CommuHation with the Cherokee dis.
Relled thsfears Of the friends of the
fe-ssverswhen il was learned that the
pen were ga fe on board the stranded
essel. Dring the night their surfboat
s<roke iron It's mooring3 and came ashore
hat the pse arc sull lying close to the
%feamer made apparent tonight by
pc proAi1ty of their lights
Early tday It was thought that tho
essel void be noated at high tide. Tho
reckine pgs had succeeded during the
Hrgnt In tdging the steamer about NIFTY
yeet towal deep water, but had to desIst
Vwing to be high wind.
= Gle Prevents Rescue.
4 Old ecaplins who are familiar with the
pas hepbouts say there is no danger
the Clrokee going to pieces so Ions
her b@ can be kept in the soft bee
sand The only danger. they say
Dt9nlo oen the waves striking the YES
e1 oroaddo and throwing 1t over
Inc wia tonight has fallen to abou,
DIZZY mts an hour and hope Is enter
. 1hlneo I'M before morning the gale vii
dave spet its force
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Plan to Hold Regular Meetings.

The association now has a membership
of about sixty. and Is made up OF breed
ers and fanCicrs alike. One of its plans
for the coming year is to hold monthly
meetings. at which papers will be read
bearing upon the manner In which the
best results can be obtained and giving
reports of experiments The official per
eonnel OF the organization follows; Presi-
dent, DR.. Charles G.. Pummer, Vice-presi-
dent. DR.. William NJ. Tlllman. secretary,
j. F. Tanning: treasurer, O. +. Strickley,
Executive committee: DR.. Plummer. a.
II. Vogeler, n. D, Corser, Mr.. Strickley,
s. O. Day and Mr.. Tanning
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HENTY LITERARY SOCIETY
Semi Annual Election of Officers DC.
Cured on Thursday.

on Thursday. January IL, the semi an
nual election of officers of the Henty Lit
erary society was held In tho society
club rooms on Twelfth East street Those
elected were President, a j, Wood
vlce-presidcnt, w. Fl. Williams: secretary
and treasurer II. c. Miller; reception
committee, A. IT Davis and II. G. Miller;
programme committee A T. Davis and
H C Miller. The Gazette stan will be
l.. c. Cracroft, editor. A T. Davis and
4 j. Wood, rcportcrs
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Cough Remedy Abso.
lutely Harmless,

injurious substancoa &c
F'cmetins more dIsastrons thnn ,,S -
-.Sease fom which they arc suffering.
.e'y Dther should know that Cham
'"'n Cough Remedy Is perfectly
"ie lochildren to take. 1t contains
""sarmful and for coughs, colds
~ crP is unsurpassed. For sale by
Ieaag druggists.