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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
Mine INSPECTOR RESIGNS
Believes Sum Appropriated for Of
flee and Travelling Expenses
Entirely Too Small.

Conner Thomas, state coal inspector, IS
firmly convinced that $50 a year is en-
tirely too small a sum for the payment
OF travelling and office expenses, and by
reason of that belief Mr.. Thomas will
quit his job on the last day of this month
if the governor accepts his resignation.
Notice Of Mr.. Thomas intention of re
firing was given the governor yester-
day. In it the inspector deplores the fact
that the recent legislature saw fit to cut
the appropriation from $1,000 allowed for
the years 1903 and 1906 TO 500 for the
present year and 1915. Mr.. Thomss says
1909 was little enough and that half Of
that amount would he entirely inadequate
for the purpose.
1t is said on apparently reliable au-
thoTity that Mr.. Thomas will take a pO-
sitiou with the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany in connection with its properties
at Scofield, which are soon 10 be reopen
ed The salary attached to the office of
coal mine inspector is $1,000 year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
YOUNG FINN GOES INSANE
En- Route From Pennsylvania to Eu-
reka, Where He Has Ae-
ouaintanceS.

Provo. April deputy SheflH Ill., ,at.s
was called to SpTingViile todaS 70 20
charge of two strangers Eho were sup.
pcsed TO be insane. One of them hd1
left. The other proved 20 be a Flhh, S I9i'
p years OF age, who had come 90 "a"
from Pennsylvania to go 70 acqus ln'-
ances in Eureka His ticket Was 70
SpTingVille, where he arrived filuaf, -
aid not know " here Eureka was aud We
unable 10 talk to the people. ana :" ~.
wandered around without anything 10 "a
and lost his hat. which. with his strange
actions attracted attention to MN. tic
was brought TO Provo and when he gets
something to eat and some rest arrange
n1ents viii be made to have him go TO
Eureka. The name of the Eureka friends
sounds something like Albert Dare al
though that Is probably not the name,
az the young Finn is quite exhausted ana
feeble and does not understand English
and if is hard for him to make himself
understood He is a fine looking young
man and it would be well for any Of his
/ countrymen who may be looking for tne
arriva! of a friend from the east TO make
some inquiry in the case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
AMERICAN FORK NOTES.

Benjamin Bates of this place a black
SMITH, has secured a patent from Wash
ingt0n on his sage brush. grubber and
land clearer. He has already made a
number Of these machines for different
companies interested in dry land farm
ing The machine is V-shaped. being 80
feet long by - feet wide in the widest
place, AMI is made from heavy I-bpam
steel, having knives at intervals of four
feet along The outside. The machine
weighs. when complete, about three tons
and requires d 25-horsepower engine to
operate it. People who have seen it
work pronounce it to be the best land
clearing device they have ever seen. Mr.
Bates has orders ahead for more of the
machines than he is able to secure the
material for. It is his intention to in
stall a modern plant for the exclusive
building of the machines. He has had
inquiries from all the nearby states
Mrs Lizzie Howe, who attempted sui
eide in a restaurant in Bingham yester-
day, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Jones OF tnls place. they received
word Of their daughters act last night
and Mr.. Jones left this morning to en-
deavoT to persuade the young woman to
return with him They cannot account
for her actions as she was in the best
of spirits when they last heard from her.
but presume that it is because Of the
life she has to lead with her husband,
Clyde Howe. He is well known here.
and his marriage to the Jones girl a
few months ago caused cOnsidera bic COM
ment. as he was out under bonds await
ing trial on a charge Of housebreaking
at the time. having been caught in the
basement of Adamson & Sons saloon.
with some Of the goods belonging to them
in his possession
John W. Chapman left this morning for
Price. Utah He expects to shear his
sheep at the shearing pens at old sun
nyside this week. New shearing pens
have been built at Fairfield Switch this
season. and shearing. Will commence there
on the 5th or 9th of the coming month.
and it is expected that in the neighbor-
hood of 10000 sheep will be clipped there
during the next thirty or forty days. The
sfearinE season means much FOR Ameri-
can Fork. as there are about twenty-five
heavy sheep owners in this place, owning
in the neighborhOod of 10000 head of
sheen. These will average six pounds of
wool to the head. which means that
American Fork will be benefited in the
neighborhSod of S12o,o09-
q. Coal is still scarce in American Fork
The dealers say IL is as hard to get nov
as il was in the dead of winter. One
carload came To town within the past
two weeks. and IL vas distributed around
in small lots of not over 500 pounds each.
| Mrs. Mabel Reece Of Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
JOKE is ON THE SHERIFF.
Judge Howell and Some Attorneys
Devise April Fool Prank.

Judge ], A. Howell and a party Of
Ogden attorneys. who about year ago
were forced TO spend night in a box
car and then walk six miles in travelling
from Morgan to Ogden yesterday proved
themselves TO be original and practical
In devising an April Fool joke. of which
Sheriff Sebring and his force of deputies
were made tho victims. Judge Howell
held court at Morgan yesterday. In order
TO get there from Ogden last night he,
together with the attorneys. hired
team to make the trip. At each station
through which they passed they got
telephone message to the sheriffs office
here to the effect that a gang of desper-
ADDE'S who were terrGrizing the inhabi-
,ants of the various settlements along
the line were headed this way. Sheriff
Sebriug and his deputies armed them
selves to the teeth and started on horse
back for Weber canyon. On the way out
they prepared plans by which they in
tended to ambush the gang of highway
men as they emerged from the mountain
pass. When the sheriff met Judge How
ell and his party he awoke to the fact
that he had been made the butt of q Joke.
Sheriff Sehrins paid for the drinks when
the party reached town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
TEXAS CHAPLAIN'S PRAYER.
Hint as to What Would Happen
Under Certain Conditions.

Austin. Tex, April chaplain Joyce
of the house of representatives., this morn
ing in his regular morning prayer at the
opening of the session, said
Hundreds Of men in the state are today
curstng the laws recently enacted. Why
do they not come and curse the lawmak-
ers. Perhaps they have a wholesome fear
that their teeth will be knocked down
their threats by the fists of the smart
lawmakers. Hundreds of thousands are
blessing those laws: why not bless the
men that passed them?''
The recent enactment of certain reform
legislation has caused the members OF the
legislature to be the subject of much
criticism, which it Is said prompted the
chsplain's remarks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
FLOWERS COVERED TOMB
Tributes of Loving Friends Who
Mourn Death of Mrs. Ida
T. IangtOn,

Logan, March 3f.-The funeral services
Of Mrs. Ida Thatcher Langton were held
in the tabernacle this afternoon, and one
of the largest thTongs that ever assem-
bed upon a similar occasion in this city.
gathered today. to do honor TO the mem
C-y of one of Caches most popular wo-
men. There was an unusually lavish dis
play Of floral tributes, such gifts COM
ing from many parts of the state. while
practically every blossom that could be
obtained in Logan was piled about the
casket containing the remains. The ser
vices were very impressive. Those who
delivered addresses were A. q. Barber.
Professor James A. Langtou of Rexburg.
Ida; Apostles George A. Smith and O.
F. Whitney, the latter really preaching
the.funeraI sermon More than a hundred
people came in from Salt Lake and other
points and the afternoon train was held
an hour I'm order to enable them to re-
turn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
WAR ON POOL ROOMS.
Patrons Caught Dead to Rights by
Me ans of Checks.

New York. April Assistant District
attorney Van Diver said today that six
ty-nVe subp0enas had been issued for
patrons who have placed bets with an
alleged pooroom syndicate, the three Of
Ilces OF which were raided by a force
from the district attorneys office last
week
Mr.. Van Diver later had a conference
with several officials Of different thanks
ard said that as a result he had come
into possession Of number of checks
MADE out by men who had lost on the
races and who sent checks to cover their
losses, one check was for $25.000
Dan OReilly. said to b. counsel for
some of the persons summoned said no
questions would be answered until his
clients 90 before the grand jury, when
his clients would talk freely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
Ogden Briefs.

TWO GREEKS IN JAIL-Two Greeks
are being held at the city Jail for Sheriff
Joseph Josephson of Brigham City. 1t is
supposed that the two men know some
thing of the recent box car robberies
that have been going ON along the Short
Line
CADETS WILL DRILL.-As a part of
the program for the mass meeting called
at the ArmOry building this evening in
tereSt in the local company of militia the
High school cadets will give q series of
exhibition drills.
COOLING MOTH APPEAR S-The ap-
pearance of the codling moth in the lawns
and orchards of the bench residence dis
trict is causing some concern among the
residents Of that part of the city The
aid of the state and county horticulture
lists has been solicited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
VENGEANCE IS THREATENED
Lynching of Negro Charged With
Assault Results in Race War in
Indian Territory.

Fort Worth, Tex, April AT / o'clock
this morning a telephone message re-
ceived here from Durant, l. T., says that
an appeal had reached there for all the
deputy marshals at that point to so at
once to Gale station. five miles away on
the Missouri, Kansas K Texas railroad,
to aid the white people. who were threat
ened with attack by a band of negroes
who have been to Colbert and armed
themselves for the avowed purpose Of
aveuging the lynchiug of Jim Williams
there last night. Williams was accused
of attacking Tillie Misher. a young white
woman. The white people at Sale say
they have q force of seventy-five men
ready to fight, but are without ammuni-
ton. The negroes are said to be well
armed and to number 800 Help will be
sent at once. The marshals are now form
ing a posse to start for Gale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
EGG ROLLING ON THE
WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS

Washington, April Juvenile Washing
ton i'm considerable numbers, attended by
their parents, friends and nurses, INDUCED
the White house grounds today The &C
casiOn was marred by the dampness Of
the ground resulting from yesterday
rain and by the cool weather during the
morning. Towards noon. however, it be
came warm and the crowd increased III
numbers Children of all ages and colors
frolicked around the grounds, rolling their
cOiOred eggs and playing all kinds of chill
dTen's games. Mrs. Roosevelt and her
children from south windows of the White
house were interested Observers.
At 1 O'Clock the gates were closed for
the day Later the Engineer band gave
concert on the grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
RICH FAMILY At It AGAIN
0ld-Time Quarrel Is Revived and
Brothers Will Appear in
Police Court.

The ancient feud of the Rich family
has once more led its participants into
the police court. This time Ernest r.
Rich appeared before City Prosecutor z.
j. Daily and swore 10 a complaint charg-
ing his half brother. Ernest ii. Rich, with
assault and battery.
For years bad blood has existed be-
tween the two factions of the Rich fam
lily. which periodically resulted In fistic
encounters. on some occasions these
conflicts are more disastrous than usual.
and at these times the losing side inyaT-
iably appeals to the police court to mete
out justice to the victors The police
court record Of the Rich family will fill
volumes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
MONTANA ELECTIONS.
Democrats Fairly Successful in the
Large Cities.

Butte, April with one ward yet to
near from, Republican stronghold Of the
city Jerry MahOney Oem.) is leading
Joseph Corby (Rep.) 81 votes in the race
Tor the mayoralty. COrby is making
heavy gains in the Eighth. however. and
his election by a small plurality is thought
certain Phil Goodwin DEM is re
elected city treasurer in Butte, and Alex
ander J, MCGOWAN DEM police Judge.
The Democrats sweep everything in
Great Falls from mayor down.
The Republicans generally are success
ftl in Helena and such cities where there
are no citizens independent or non-par-
tisan tickets. The Socialists are max
ing no showing to speak of. and show
much loss OF power
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. April Funeral services over
the remains Of Fred t kimber viii ne
held tomorrow Tuesday n the Second
ward meeting house.
Mrs. David Ferris held today in the ski
ward meeting house, were ATTENDED pN
large congregation of relatives ana
friends THE speakers were Elders RYAN
Wride Bisbop L. J.. Nelson and Elder
brigham Johnson. The ward cnolr rem
dered beautiful vocal selections
4 partial program for the county schooi
eighth grade commencement exercises. to
he held on MAY 20. was prepared at the
meeting of SUPERINTENDENT EggeTtSOn and
the supervisors of the six large districts,
at their meeting in this city. II was also
finally decided TO have the High schoCI
track meet at Lehi, May l. instead or
at Payson.
The basketball cup viii not be awarded
this year, but will be held by the super
iDtendeDt till next year, for the reason
that some of the PLAYERS in the High
school team are not High school students
The matter OF encouraging the tlShth
grade graduates TO attend their nome
High schools was quite thorou5hly ols-
cussed and some profitable suggestions
made along this lire by superintendent
ESgertsen and others.
State Auditor J. y. Edwards has notl-
fled County Clerk Gee and desires the
public to have motive that all mail or
inquiries for the bureau OF statistics
should in future be addressed to J. n
Edwards. state auditor, joint building
salt Lake City.
William Probert is down from Alberta,
Canada. visiting friends
Six Youngsters broke into the PaySon
D. & r. q. depot and took some candy.
They were brought to Provo and viii
come over again later. when the juvenile
court &c reconstructed under the new law.
Dr. Ray Lund is here visiting his broth
er. Professor A. c. Lund. DR.. Lund may
locate in Eureka.
o. W. jarvis has gone on the Tescrva-
ton to look after his ranch.
wilkins d Homer have put in an Gle
giant bar and made other improvements IN
their r,oDrIar thirst t,arIor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
DISCRIMINATION ILLEGAL

Covington, Ky. April Judge Coch-
ran OF the federal court today upheld the
law prohibiting common caItiers from
discriminating against laboring organiza-
tons The case i'm point is that of Will
liam Adair, master mechanic of the Louis
ter mechanic OF the Louisville & Nash
Vile railroad, who was indicted for dis
charging o. p. COppage. a member of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
4 demurrer to the Indictment filed by
Adair on the ground of unconstftutionaI-
ity was oVerruled by the court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
Orders Filled Promptly.
Martin Coal Co.
The Safe Keeping Of ValusbIcs.

Next to the acquisition Of valuable
persona property comes the import
ance of its preservation, Many persons
who daily pass the Security & Tus.
building. 1924 Main St, are unaware
that inside its walls is placed within
th-ir reach fer the small sum of 81 Co
per year (and upwards uuquestionsG
security and exemplary convenience
for the safe keeping of their valuable
documents. papers and jewelry The
new safe deposit vaults Of the Sail
Lake Security & Trust Go. are of tho
strongest and most approved pattern
with space for four thousand boxes for
the storage of Valuables of all kinds
These boxes are made of heavy h-
panued tin and 1T suugly into a steel
box with a lock on the door that ra-
quircs the key of the renter To- open 10.
no one else having access, unless a
substitute is specially authorized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
KILLED BY HER FATHER.

New York. April The lifeless body
Of Mrs. Marie Techi, an Italian woman.
was found today lying in the hallway
outside of her apartment in Brooklyn.
Her throat was cut and a bloody carv-
ing katie with which the murder was
done lay beside her. A mans hat, said
to belong to her father. Antonio Lancia.
who occupied rooms in the same build
ing. was found near by. Lancia could
not be found. His son said that Lancia
and his daughter quarreled today over
money. On learning of, his sisters death
search of his father
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
COUNTY BOARDS SESSION.
Commissioners Pass Several Hours
Transacting Routine Business.

The county commissioners held another
long session yesterday. The amount of
business transacted. however. was small
and was mostly of a routine nature. The
forenoon session was devoted to the al
lowing OF the semi-mOnthly payrOlls and
claims. At the afternoon session Com
missioner David Mckay was given per-
mission to protect a forty-foOt well To-
Gated on property acquired by the county
by tax deed at Huntsville. Authority was
given for the purchase Of a car of ce-
ment for use on the county reads. and
a committee was named to meet with the
city council regarding the overlooking OF
the Weber canal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
RUFF MAN REMOVED.

San Francisco. April 1.-The board Of
supervisors today removed its secretary,
Senator George 3. Keane. q Ruef ap-
pOintee. Supervisor Gallagher offered the
resolution dropping keane as secretary
TO the board. It was voted for by all
the supervisors present. except Tvietmoe
and O'Neill. the last two members of the
board appointed by Mayor Schmitz. and
who have not been implicated in the
charges of alleged corruption. After the
resolution was adopted, Gallagher an
nounced the board would have nothing
more to do with Ruef and that Keane
was a Ruef man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
w. A. WIGHT RESIGNS.
Clerk of Police Court Leaves EN-.
ploy OF City.

". \. Wight clerk of the criminal div
lslon Of the city court has resigned his
position and will be succeeded by George
NJ Clutch, stenographer, for this branch
of the city court. Mr.. Nights resigna-
ton takes effect at once and he has ac-
cepted the position Of secretary and
treasurer of the Monarch Hardware COM
pany. City Recorder J. 3. MoretOn ap-
pointed Mr. Clutch as clerk yesterday
morning, but has not named anyone as
yet for the position Of stenOgrapher to
succeed Mr.. Clutch
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
City Council Session.

The city council held a short session
last evening The business disposed of
was mostly routine work A committee
consisting Of Moves. Browning. and
Weatherby was appointed to confer with
the county commissioners in regard to
the overflow waters from the Weber can
al. The city engineer recommended the
payment Of SI6S3 to J. r. O'Neill as
partial estimate for sewer work and the
same was referred to the sewer COM
mittce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
WARRANT FOR CHAUFFEUR
Automobiles Fails to Appear in
Police Court and Arrest
Is Ordered.

George Brown, arrested for driving an
automobile in City Greek canyon Sun
day afternoon failed to appear in police
court yesterday afternoon and a bench
warrant was issued for his arrest There
is an ordinance fOrbidding the driving of
automobiles in City Creek canyon be-
cause of the number of carriages and
pedestrians passing along that road
Brown was arrested by Special officer
Matthews and released on his own re-
conizance with instructions to appear in
police court yesterday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
Roy RYAN SENTENCED.

FL Paso, Tex, April Troy L. Ryan,
whose home is in COnemaUgh. Pa. has
been sentenced by the courts Of Jusrez.
Mexico. to two years and two months
and robbed DR.. Jaeger of Denver Ryan
and an accomplish who escaped met DR..
Jaeger and persuaded him to go across
the river to Juarez early last January
There they drugged. beat and robbed him
Through the injuries inflicted, DR.. Jae-
ger became insane and was in a hospital
here for some time before ne regained
his reason and his identity became known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
Personal.

Attorneys W. /. Maginnis and J. H.
DeVine were in Salt Lake yesterday.
Assistant Superintendent L. N Bots
ford of the Short Line returned to his
duties yesterday after an illness OF several
v eeks.
j. 4. Reeves, general freight agent OF
the Short Line. was in Ogden YESTERDAY
Colonel l. A. Benton. general passen-
ger agent of the Rio Grande Western
spent yesterday in Ogden.
Trainmaster n. w. Wright of the South
err Pacific is suffering from an attack
Of grip.