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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
TRIED LAUDANUM ROUTE
AND It SUCCEEDED
Madge Hamilton Takes Her Own
Life by Swallowing
Drugs.

Madge Hamilton, proprietress Of 201s
Commercial street, committed suicide
early Saturday morning by taking lauda-
num- Dependency and general disgust
Mt tho life she was leading Is given as
the cause OF the Woman's desperate act.
The poison was taken at 1 o'clock IN
tho morning, and It was at least two
hours before the inmates OF the house
were able to get a doctor. Finally,
through the efforts OF Officer Williams.
the services Of DR.. Sprague were 90
cured and for five hours he, with half q
dozen assistants, worked over the un-
conscious woman in vain endeaVor to
restore her. Death came at 8.30 o'clock
and shortly afterward the body was taken
to O'Dounelfs undertaking parlors on
West Temple street. where It will remain
until the relatives Of the dead woman.
who are at Los Angeles. can be heard
from.
The Hamilton woman arrived In Salt
Lake only few months ago, coming
from Pocatello, Ida. Soon after her ar
rival she appeared Mt we'll known edu-
cational institution, accompanied by q
girl of whom she asked to have ad-
mitted as a pupil She stated that tho
child was her daughter. and that she
would pay her tuition as II became due.
This she has religIously done.
Very little concerning the antecedents
Of the unfortunate woman can be learned,
as che was OF a very secretive dlsposl-
tion and was but slightly known here.
1t is known, however, that her home
was In California before she wen. 20
Pocatcllo and that her relatives were
we'll known and respectable people.
Last night Mr., O'DonnelI received two
kilograms, one from sister of tho dead
woman In San Francisco. advising hnl TO
hold the remains and stating that she
l e.. C-1 H.
other was from T. ]. Simmons at Sacra-
mento, saying to embalm the body and
prepare It for shipment and await fur
ther Instructions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
TO TRY DRY FARMING
Experiment to Be Made by Salt Lakers
In Idaho.

Messrs. w W, Barton, W. A. Black. r.
j. Vinegar and Fred D. Keeler, all of Salt
Lake, ore arranging to try what is known
as the Campbell system of farming on their
ranch in Idaho. The object is to break up
the ground that tho absorption is less
than tho precipitation.
This is done by new method Of plow-
ing and ilxing the land TO be usod 4 new
piece of land never broken will be :nkon as
an example. This is plowed deep as
possible once in every 1--WE years. A largo
disc harrow is next used to thoroughly mix
and broak up the ground. which is also used
when tho pow is not, in the intermediate
years.
machine called sub-surface packer is
next brought into play. This has small.
wide.rimmed, nnvil-shaped wheels which sink
into the loose ground and pack the under
surfnce, leaving dust loose soil on top.
This should be about three inches thick,
The seeds are sown in this and then covered
with n regular harrow. After every rain the
ground grain and all. is torn up with this
same harrow until ten inches high. whom IL
is left to fully mature. After this the ordi-
nary farming mothod prevails.
This system WAS first adopted in Nebraska
and met with great success, as it has in
othor States cast OF the Rockies. Should
il prove successful in this section, millions
Of acros now virtually vnlueless will be re-
claimed and become valuable agricultural
holdings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
THE MALIGNANT FALSIFIER

Apostle Smoots
manufactured in The
Tribune
This wholly false The had nothing whatever base
dispatch received The Tribune And
The Trbunes
sevic
Wifu malicious
public and
ethics deliberately
walow the filth hatred and false witness against Its
neghbor. this journalistic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
BLACKSMITHS AT SALTAIR
Horseshoers and Friends Have a Great
Time at Big Resort,

The horseshoers OF this city and also
of Murray were at Saitalr yesterday to
enjoy few hours OF pleasure. They
came in full force with all their friends.
and certainly had a gay time. The total
number In attendance at the resort dur
ing the day was about 5000 There was no
special programme arranged by the
shoers. each one being satisfied with do
Ing what best suited his ideas of pleas
ure.
Bathing was the one amusement which
was participated In by nearly every one
present, and a better day for swimming
has not been had this season, A heavy
rainstorm set In at about / 80. Just before
the arrival Of the first train. and cooled
things off, The sun remained behind the
clouds all the afternoon, making bathing
highly pleasant.
In the evening dancing and taking In all
the resort attractions was the run. and
was taken up and enjoyed by everybody
II stormed hard at the resort, but this
made but little difference to the people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
TALKS ABOUT IRRIGATION
w. T. Booth Says Idaho VIII Give Visi-
tors Object Lesson.


W. T Booth, assistant secretary of the
National Irrigation congress, which meets at
Boise next month. has Just paid short visit
TO Salt Lake. registering ut tho Wilson.
In speaking to Tribune representative
yesterday regarding tho coming meeting. Mr..
Booth stated that Idaho asked for this Sos
sion of the congress- because II believed that
1t could give the delegation object lesson
In whnt is being accomplished Ia the way
of roclaiming arid lands thot could not bo
given by any other State at present.
I'm the way Of water supply said Mr.
Booth. mature has denlt very kindly with
Idaho, furnishing the grent Snake river. with
It's tributaries, the Payette, tho Boise, tho
Malheur, tho Bruneau and others OF lcsser
significance. These streams supply moro
available water for irrigation purposes tn an
are to bo found In Wyoming Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and Utah com"
bined,
within the past three years public and
private capital have engaged in the develop,
ment Of the Boise Payette project, embracing
100000 acres; the Minidoka, with 100: 900,
and the Twin Falls scheme covering ESQ, 900
acres
During the last three days Of the session
VIC propose to take tho delegates over this
new land, and give them idcn Of what the
reclamation Of the desert means. We will
show them vast fields Of alfalfa one year from
the engebrush, that will cut $50 worth Of hay
per acre this year; also modern city Of
5000 inhabitants whose sito two years ago
was peopled only by jaokrabbits and coy
otes ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
DEATH OF MAGICIAN'S WIFE
Died While Her Husband Was on the
Stage

While his wife passed to the great beyond
at the Latter-day Saints hospital Friday
night. Ziskn. the comedy magician at the
orpheum theater. was keeping the audience
in ronr with his quips and iests AS the
actor made merry he was Ignorant OF the
tragedy at the hospital.
AS soon the act was over Ziska and
his partner. King, hurried to the hospital
AS they approached the building the actor
observed light burning in mis- wiic's room,
and he remarked cheerfully 10 his companion.
II hope Aggie is feeling botter." When they
entered the hospital the sod news was broken
and zska was prostratod with grief.
her namo"sucoumbed to complications fol.
lowing an attaek of typhoid contracted In
Mexico. Immediately upon their arrival In
Salt Lake last Monday Mrs. Griffin WIS
taken TO the hospital, and all that human
skill could do was dono for her
Her brother, Robert Daily, head OF tho
Pinkerton detective agency at Colorado
Springs, arrived Saturday morning, and the
body will be taken to her old home, Saginaw
Mich. for burial.
The act at tho Orpheum was cancelled Sat.
urday night snd another substituted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
EXCITING RUNAWAY
ON SECOND SOUTH
DR.. Bascom and Family Have
Narrow Escape From
Serious Injury.
CARRIAGE is OVERTURNED,
OCCUPANTS IMPRISONED
Accident, However, Does Not
Prevent Departure of
Victims for East.

DR.. T. S. Bascom, wife and child and
n colored driver figured in an exciting
runaway on West Second South street
Saturday afternoon while on their way
to the Rio Grandc depot in a double
surrey, drawn by a pair of spirited
horses. One OF the horses was not es
fast as the other and the consequences
were that the most of the pulling was
done by the one horse.
When the corner of Fourth West and
Second South streets was reached the
iron rod which connects the tongue with
the axle OF the carriage on the left side
snapped in two and dropped on the feet
of the horse on that side. This caused
the runaway, and as the horses gained
speed tho carriage, which was being
pulled by the remaining connecting rod,
only wabbled from side to side, and
In the course Of about q dozen rods
was completely overturned.
The driver, who was alone In the
front seat, was thrown violently to the
ground. The crash Of the carriage upon
its side smashed the double canopy
sides were so broken that they shut of
any possible escape from the back seat.
The horses continued frantically on
their run and but for the breaking
Of the iron which fastened the tongue
to the axle on the other side, the three
occupants Of the rear seat would have
probably been dragged to death. The
iron broke after dragging the carriage
distance of about fifteen feet.
DR.. Rascom, in trying to escape from
the carriage while it was in motion,
was dragged along the ground for some
distance and sustained several bruises.
His wife and child were badly fright
ened and shaken up, but otherwise We're
unlnJured. The carriage was almost
completely demolished. The horses CON
tinucd the run, dragging the tongue Of
the vehicle, and were captured near the
Saltair beach station, after a run all
over the western part Of the city.
The doctor and his family went On
TO the Rio Grande depot shortly after
and left on the train for the East.
HAT 1nnah 1r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
DISPLAY BY GAS COMPANY
Premises on Main Street Brilliantly IL
Illuminated Saturday.

The Utah Gas and Coke company had
its premises on Main street brilliantly IT,
Illuminated on Saturday night II was a
demonstration preliminary to a formal
opening OF the premises, which Will take
place when the Offices ars completeIy
furnished and finished
Both the exterior and interior ~ tba
building were illuminated with large gas
arc lamps. four from the top of the build
ing In front and two in front OF win
dows' shedding a brilliant radiance all
over the thoroughfare. The light sent
forth by the lamps Is soft and mellow
and soothing TO the eyes. Those used ON
the outside are storm proof and will NOT
be extingushed by high winds. Those In
tended for use inside the windows are
SO made that no dirt comes from them
TO In any way injure the goods displayed
Inc lights can be extinguished and
turned on from point Of contral
supply, similar to that used with cleo
tricity, and the cost of the arc lamp IL
about 1-S cents per hour.
All Kinds OF signs and designs can be
devised with the gas lamps and thew
promise much for future ilIumInotion
purposes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Salt Lake Photo Supply %.
Kodaks and finishing. Main q srd 30
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Bess Callison of s75 Il street left
yesterday for Park Nty. where shs will
spend o week visiting with Miss May Hedges
OF that city,
Miss Pearl RothschiId has returned from
the East, where sho has been visiting for tho
past two months.
H. W Shcoley, q former civil engineer In
the reclamation service. who abandoned work
for the Federal Governments some months
ago to take up mining engineering Is In Salt
Lake for few days from Ely, New.
Miss Edna Meilstrup has returned from
Ogdon. where sho has been visiting for .
short time with her sister, Mrs. O, o.
Bcnnerud.
Mrs. Mary A. Mnyberry has returned to
the city, Hfter pleRDant fortnight spent at
Provo canyon.
Frank limerick Of Lincoln, Esb., spent
Frank Wheeling in this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
TOOELE INVADES LAGOON
People OF Big County Spend Most joy
GUS Day at Resort.

Virtually all OF Tooele county was at
Lagoon Saturday to enjoy the numerous
pleasures which can be had at the pretty
resort A special train over the snIt
Lake Route brought the Tooeleites In
great numbers TO the scene Of the nu-
merous festivities, The train arrived at
tne resort at noon and carried fully 1000
persons, The rain fell fast during the most
oil the afternoon. and this of course nut
a great damper on many Of the proceed
lngs OF the crowd. but the visitors never
theless had q good time
They carried out no special programme,
each and every one being permitted to do
Just what suited his liking best. From
noon moor, until 10 o'clock at night at which
time the special train returned We,
joyous time was had by all. The resort
attractions were all we'll patronlzed. The
weather put a damper on tho sports
which had been arranged for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
WILL GATHER FRUIT
State Board Of Horticulture Announces
Number Of Selections.

The State Board Of Horticulture has made
its selections In the matter Of gathering fruit
for the exhibit at tho meeting Of the Ma
tional Irrigation congress. at Boise, as fol-
lows
OF tho Salt Like County Horticultural SO,
ciety; James NJ Fisher, Enst Mill Greek !;
Thomas Walk. Union John P. Sorenson,
Granger; G. W. Nokcs. Riverton,
Outside Counties-W. o, Knudson, Brig
ham City; E. D, Ball r. 8. Northrop, Lo-
gan; Robert E Wilson. Ogden; O. A Hick,
eniooper, view, ], b. &adley, Plsassn.
Grove; John Judd. La Vorkin; Joseph Atkin,
st. George.
II resident member Of tho committee is
lor. secretary State Board of Horticulture,
Ala News Annex; both phones: Bell ssA7,
Ind 1896
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
BICYCLE TRAINER ARRESTED
Resisted the Officer and Spent Night In
Jail.

George Robinson. trainer, employed
by Joe Fogler, the professional bicyclist,
now riding at the saucer track, was ar
rested by Officer Bob Golding at Tenth
South and Third East streets, Saturday
evening. and booked on charge OF being
drunk.
Robinson put UP strong resistance to
the officer and 1t was necessary to en-
ploy force, and good deal Of 1t, to get
him TO police headquarters, During the
evening quito q number OF friends OF the
trainer called at the Jail and attempted
to secure his release, These attempts
failed. however. and he spent the night
In iai1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
ARRESTED AT SALTAIR
Tourist Caught While Engaged In Very
Peculiar Actions.

L. z. Wood, = tourist, WAS arrested at
Snltair Saturday evening by Deputy Sheriff
Russell and looked up In the county jsIl 10
await investigation OF the peculiar acts he
WAS engaged in when taken into custody,
Wood went 10 tho lake In the afternoon with
his wife, and the latter was bathing q short
distance from the steps leading to the water
whom her husband was seen crawling along
his object was is not yet quito clear to the
officers, but they strongly suspect that he
had designs on the valuables which bnthers
had left In their roomo. A great many thefts
have been reported from the resort Of late,
and the officers determined to put An end
to them, II possible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Auto Company Assigns,

The property of the New Salt Lake
Automobile company has been yolun-
tsrily assigned to H. J. Rivers and the
assignment fled with the County Clerk.
The property of the company Is appraised
at s1902.69, while the liabilities amount
to s2625.43. The largest creditor of the
company is A, Haymansen, to whom is
owed $800.27.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
HEALTH OF lEB|
Deaths From All csusa b f
July AggTsgzIl 1

The report Of the Dtil
Health. just ISSUED tx
July, shows that Tiers n
from all causes. Thare
of sickness from conti5'>1
ported and OF these calj
death. There were . e
fever, 80 cases Of anal
chickenpox 10. from "
no deaths.
or the contagious dhsl
suited In deaths. thsT z
Diphtherla, cases II.
fever, cases "a dean
cough, cases POI. desh
cases IT. deaths 3; tuD''
deaths 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Choir at Wandamere.

The Mill Creek choir had an enioyahle
outing at Wandamere Saturday. The choir
did some singing In tho evening which
was highly enjoyed by those present. The
visitors enjoyed themselves at dancing
and patronizing the resort concessions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY
Boy Stole Watch and Sold It to a
Drug Clerk

Jesse Sexton. a boy of II years, was
arrested by Detective Wheeling Satur-
day afternoon and charged at police
headquarters with burglary. The boy
arrived In this city about three weeks
ago, with un uncle and aunt, from Port
land. They have been living at the
Richelleu rooming house, ct Second East
and Second South streets. Last Thurs
day the lad is charged with having en-
tered room at the house and taken
therefrom a valuable lady's gold watch
He WAS not arrested ut the time but
the cnse was reported 10 the police. who
instituted Investigations. Saturday young
Sexton was caught ransackng two 9TH
er rooms at the Richelieu. About the
same time the detective found The watch
which the boy had stolen on Thursday
He had sold IL for so cents to a drug
clerk. His arrest followed Immediately
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
CEMENT NM
NEAR Sail
Expert in Reclaim
Talks si S
dast,.
DEMAND FOR pRa1
is CONTINUOUSLY
No :, Reason WI,
Plants should n
ish Hsl,

Edward Dury.s. ..u.u
reclamation service. =.
SAT- Lake City durias 4.
lei ,ei' las last night for Aont,,.
the Governments ma, -; !.
ascertain the feasiib,li'st ibNit
lacture OF cement for y.
mel and the Encompass. ~
During his brisf Ius1', ~, Is
examined several Lam. !,
ment rocks. To a
said, said; An ine1hausttI1s'Is. I'M
terlal for the manvtss's.
nrst-class quality ssIs,s
| was greatly plsassd =.
l examined and trust ~.
distant when the ou.uet ', J
and important comnSsI',
increased. There 1,
rock OF excellent quall,, \.
to supply the entire NJ
como. "~
Materials "a, D
Contrary to ,hs -
many, the materials sS,.;
manufacture OF cams,
Ihey are found In eTs7, -
tory in the Union. n,
tion of finding them ~,
means of transporta,Io, n,
Industry OF making cen.I1
I am surprised that q
manufacturing cement i,
greater proportions htrs
present The demand 81
mously. and tho suppj, 4
pace with 1t. Today 4
Chicago the cement y, r.,
Oregon, Washington nj I
MIL Is . Hus
Our own mill. NhIch \
to build In Arizona, Oh
Inaccessible location ut q
proven an unqualified -.
manufactured about 90
date, and are waItIur n F
tractor to commence s,,1
Roosevelt dam. when m 4
and night schedule.
100000 barrels for ,Ah
the cost will not exceed d
including cost Of the ~
bid we received Ess ~
saving will be consldenN.
THE Government, thrc
cal survey. Is making a.
submitted and in ordg 4 a
Increased production q
made visits to sevenl
there were favorable 3D.
deposits Of materIals."
WANDAMERE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Requisition Honored.

Acting Gov, g. S. Tingey honored reaui-
sitlon papers Saturday of Gov, GoodIng
OF Idaho for the person OF Louis Good
win. who is wanted in Idaho for grand
larceny. Goodwin has been arrested at
Beaver. and is being held awaiting tho
arrival of the Idaho officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Townsend Fined.

Charles Townsend who was a few
days ago adjudged guilty in the police
court OF beating his wife and disturb
Ing the peace, was on Saturday Aned $40
By Judge Dishl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Reward.

VIII pay s25 reward for information as TO
tho whereabouts of my two children, John
and Willie Hooley, Address William Hooley,
caro- U. s. Mining Co.. Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
lightning Strikes a Trea.

Saturday afternoon lightning struck a
large tree on First West between Fifth
and Sixth South, ripping the bark of
and scattering II in the street. No one
was injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
MADAM sgll'
Stay In Salt Lake .
count Of the Ams
55 North Sta~ =
ssptsnDsl 2
psr,natologists Do
O'' Work Tnss'

Wopk L.
Several gentls.Haesl .as
the rotunda Of ta' ~,
afternoon, when : ,,ss ~
known to one Of =. ,asa Il
the gentlemen spInl'n,rI1| spTli'p
plexion and cOnRl,rtsss Rn tss
10 a statement y ,hat q 7
knew sG the woman ,u ss.aps ,ss' b !
lEs.t Eastern summer aaS 'a.aio,'I
here here, by a prOfsss'llSSrp,si
and that she was s'sss g;
suits. Said he; .hosi
and puffed out suyS you =
freckled, but nov
a pretty woman; u Salt Lai,
to 9ai ssi3 +. lama, ssd dp:;i,1. ;;s |; 2; !,
x z NJ North State ST. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19

Highest prices paid for cast iron,
copper and brass. Hyrum A. Silver,
Foundry and Machine Co., 454 w. 5th
North.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19

Have you tried tls IA
1t q MOUNTS and n
sells it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Temperatures Elsewhere.

80 per cent of du1ng dull Season at
Chase's Photo Studio, 249 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
APPLICATIONS Fdl
Two Are Filed In ms p
Engiussf

Two applications .
were filed Saturday u
State Engineer,
C. a. Halsted Of in.'
tain 22-3 second ieaI
berry river IN ws,s'' g.
which to irrlsste =
land.
Torrey ask for q 81
water from Deep
county, to irrlsass 5
ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19

The ever incIessn
MOUNTS Pickles .st, :
but pre-eminent qulD'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19

Upper Falls resort open until Octo-
ber
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card Of ~,

To the many viiIIo1sS' iI1ssSi'
EsediEiSa Ese ilisess ;'s5 asd I'd. d','s ~ (
wife and mo!psa ;psars ih.,1
CHARLES A
lily. ~
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Htgh-Grade Wall Papers.
Chas. Il. Bodel, SO e. 1st So.
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Picture Framing.
Gkas. H. BodeL - =. 1st &C.
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at the Royal.
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WANDAMERE san
days. Y
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If you pHsssbssS| ss5sbb ZsSs $
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