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6reat Simplon tunnel from
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Engaged - asked the young
~ he had noted a lack OF
Yes" replied the girl. hut
ling only. There's my En-
og now she added. as the
hell sounded
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whole ou,nt In ttarmonY.

You've seen that new dress Of
mine." said Miss Dowdey. now that !
want 10 set a hat TO match what
would you suggest
why not get . ElouohT" remarked
Miss Knox.
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Mrs. Jagaway--I wish knew where
my husband was.
Mrs Kawler--You mean. ! presume,
shat You wish you knew where your
husband is?
Mrs Jagaway--So. don't. ] know
where he is. He's up In his room,
sleeping OF q headache
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We should do everything "" can for
others. IL only to dissipate the thought
Of what they omit 10 do for Va -
Madame Swetehins.
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Allen's Foot Ease .s certain cure Top
bot. swrsting, eallous and swollen. aehlns
feet. kold by all Druggist. Price rs Doa 4
accept any substitute 1rai package TREE
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HE has his faults. OF course" said
the friend. but he is an ambitious
poet He would serve the muses. all
his life"
Very likely" replied the critic.
But he makes the mistake Of suppos-
ing that Bacchus is one Of the muses. .
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Most men like 10 be jollied and ars
willing Ia pay Tor H.
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haiansatlsaa, saIs 1ss cures Ind aeifp - lasttls
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fuse. siy kinks. feet and aakics bf0as
el dsaadfesy. aad soEsetimes my
Whole body us heart raipitated and
! had smoshering spells. A weeks
treatment with pOan's Kidney Pills
he.ped me and few boxes cured me.
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Sold BY all dealers 80 censa a box.
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The klenalkr proper that -. that
portion OF the Yukou territory In the
Vicinity az Daws0a--as far as the In
diyidual miner Is concerned. IL on .
rapid decline ewing to the Immense
area Of gFunnd being acquired BY
dredging companies One company
alone has purchased nearly ali tho
placer efpnnd on the three pTiaeipal
creeks, namely bonanza, Eidorado
and Huaker, and has bonded consid-
erably more on Dominion and ether
creeks for various reasons. Where
formerly hundreds OF miners we're
working for wages or working their
own ground, thus creating demand
Tor provisions, clothing. machinery.
hardware, etc. and the transportation
from Dawson TO The different mining
operations, now dFadgss ara either OPP
Grating or Ia course OF construction. -
Consular Repofsa.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
SOCIAL SEASON BEGINS
Great Crowd Present at Governor
Gooding's Inaugural Ball
at Boise.
Especial to The Herald.)

Boise. Ida. Jan. S-There was little
done in the legislature today beyond lis
tening to the reading of Governor Good
inS's message. The two houses We're in
joint session Tor the purpose A large
crowd Of citizens was present to hear H.
Ten thousand copies Of the message were
ordered printed.
Tonight everything was given over 10
the inaugural ball at the latatorium
where the great plunge was flOOred over
for the purpose. while the apartments Of
the great structure were turned over to
the use OF the guests. A great throug
attended and the function was pro
nOunced the most beautiful ever held in
this state. The sCneme Of decoration was
highly artistic and made great impres-
sion. The grand march was led Dy Gov
ernor GoOulng and Mrs. j. F. Ailshie fol-
lowed by Chief Justice A. r. Ailshie ami
Mrs. Gooding.
In the senate during the brief session
Of the day, Rich. McCutcbeon and Mac
beth were named as a committed on
rules while Jensen. Truitt and Whtveu
were appointed on the committee OF joint
rules.
I'm the house McCracken. Conner and
Freehafer were named on the committee
on joint rules. The house committee IN
printing was named. comprising Abbott.
Cavanha. Taylor, Barry and Mcleod. The
committee on journal was named. Ben
Mon, Gleason. Keith. Freehafer and
Barry. The members drew for seats. and
that closed the business Of the day.
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PEOPLE PRAYED
FOR GUIDANCE
BuChteI of Colorado Inauqu-
rated in Methodist Episco-
pal Church in Denver.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
SENATOR WARREN HAS cINcu
IN WYOMING.

denver Jan. S.-Dr Henry A. Buch-
TEL chancellor OF Denver university
was lhaugurated as governor of Colo
rado at noon today, and for the first
Time In the history Of the state the
inauguration took place in a church
In Difference to the governors wish.
the oath of office was administered 20
MIN and he delivered his inaugural
ADDRESS to the legislature in TRINITY
Methodist Episcopal church, which he
aIueu largely in building while he was
pastor of that congregation. The soI-
erhor concluded his address with a
prayer followed by the Lords PRAYER.
IA when many Of the audience Joined.
ABOUT $500 persons attended the in
augurai ceremonies, the church being
crowded. Following the inauglIra tio6
the governor and other state officers
were escorted from the church to the
capltol by a military and civic pro-
cesslon, the senior class of Denver mi
Nersity marching alongside the gov
ernor's carriage.
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TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT
Preliminary Hearing in Sheridan Ii.
bel Case at Boise.

Boise Ida. Jan. S.-Today before Magis-
trate Dunbar the preliminary hearing of
Capital, was held ard the matter was
taken under advisement. This is the case
brought on a charge of criminal libel in
which Governor GoOding is the complain
ant The particular publication COM
planned of was one in which it was stated
that "Gooding and graft had become syn
onymous terms. Part of the day was
finished in hearing a demurrer, the at
torneys for the defense contending that
the complaint did not charge a crime and
that the term graft applied as in this in
stance was not libelous The court over
ruled the demurrer. There was only one
witness put on the stand NJ. r. Polk
who was editor of the paper at the time
of the publication, IN July last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
RAILROAD MEN
FILE PROTEST
Senators Asked to Vote Against
the Sixteen-Hour Bill of
LaF0lIette.
Special to The Herald.l

Washington, Jan. S.-Senator Warren
today proposed an amendment to the La
Toilette siXteen-hour bill by which en-
ployes of railroads may be exempted from
the penalties imposed by the bill for Vio-
iatlou of the clause restricting them to
sixteen hours continuous service when
they shall be returning to their homes or
continuing t. the terminal of their trips
with an interval for rest AT some inter-
venlng point He also presented in the
senate letters from Adam j. Schilling
conductor, and over zoo Union Pacific con-
ductors. engineers, firemen and brakemen
protesting against the passage of the La
Toilette bill.
In the discussion of the measure which
followed, Senator Warren said the obiec-
ton of the railway employers and en-
ployes 10 the bill was on account Of its
lnelastcity. He gave practical instances
of the injustice which would follow the
passage of the bill in its present form and
the hardshipS il would entail upon rail
way employees living at Cheyenne. Den
yer, Rawlins and other points o. the line
OF the Union Pacific who wo'' be COM
PEELED to give up the home> ley have OBJ
tanned at these places or who would be
compelled to spend the greater part of
their time away from home and family
II the sfXteen-hOur proposition of the La
Follette bill should prevail. Senator Pat
terson also criticized this feature of the
DILL which Will be voted upon Thursday.
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BARRACKS AND HOSPITAL
Senator Sutherland Urging Claims of
Fort Douglas Upon the Mem
bers of Congress.

washington. Jan. S.-SenatOr Sutherland
today saw number of his colleagues in
the mousse on the military affairs and ap-
preparations committees and urged upon
tnem retention in the army appropriation
OH OF the item of $4,000 for a hospital at
fort Douglas and insertion in the sundry
civil appropriation bill of S164,O00 for three
aodltlonal infantry barracks. Sutherland
was gwen assurance that these items
would be looked after in the house, and if
TINS should be done they will probably be
retained when the bills reach the senate.
sutherland says the secretary of war
ana quartermaster general promised last
spring that the estimate should be sub
mltted TO congress and recommendation
inaue Tor increasing Fort Douglas this
year 70 the extent of three new barracks
ana TINS promise has been kept. as the
esllmates and recommendation were sent
20 congress when the present session
senator Sutherland will introduce a bill
tomorrow providing that permanent ease
menus ana rights of way shall be granted
iof use ana maintenance of public roads.
TriSauoh canals, reservoirs, telephone
ana telegraph lines, power transmission
ines, etc, through forest reserves. now
existing on public lands or TO be created
under regulations of the secretary of ag-
rlculture, the provisions OF the bill to APP
ply all OF these utilities now existing and
IN operation on forest reserves.
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CALIFORNIA.
e''iett Declared Elected by LeeisIa-
ture in Joint Session.

Sacramento. Jan. Sat 10.15 o'cIo.t
word reached the assembly that the
senate was in readiness to convene and
were awaiting the pleasure OF the as
sembly ''io as
Speaker Beardslee raped for order
and roll call followed.
Grove l.. Johnson arose and request
ed that the rule against smoking i'm the
assembly be enforced. The motion v-ns
carried. %
Warren Johns nominated G c NJ
Mullen OF Oakland for minute clerk
J. he nomination was seconded by Phil
lin Walsh III
The reports OF the senate and the
names OF the officers of that BODY were
read
Grove L. Johnson sent no to the desk
resolution to the effect that the Dem
ocratlc members of the assembly be
a .'e the same amount per diem and
patronage as the Republicans. The
motion was unanimously adopted
Il. y. Baxter sent up a. resolution re-
eardlng privileges of the floor. nornin
ating James Slaven, formerly of the
w. Wickersham of Los Angeles was
given the privilege of the floor.
a recess was taken until 1:1O this
afternoon
During the session the committee on
rules met at the desk of Grove I,
Johnson. -
Inc message of retiring Governor
i raruee = was presented to the legis-
lature today.
This afternoon the senate and as
semDIy met in joint session. eanvassod
the election returns and announced the
election of J. y. Gillett as governor
The Inauguration ceremonies will taI,l,
place tomorrow
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Inquest Over the Remains of Brake
man Smith at Rexburg.
Especial TO The Herald

Rexburg. Ida, Jan. s-The inquest
which was held here last night ovor
the remains of Brakeman Charles
Smith. who was killed at the Bannocl
bridge. a few miles below Rexburg
yesterday about noon, resulted i'm a
verdict that Brakeman Smith met his
death while in the discharge of his
duties as brakeman for the Oregon
Short Line. The southbound passen-
ger was held at this point for 2 short
time last night in order that the coro
ner's jury might question the train
men. All that was found from this
source was that the engineer was not
required to whistle at BRIDGES. The
deceased leaves a wife and four chill
dren at Idaho Falls He was the son
of J. " Smith Of Idaho Falls and a
very highly respected citizen. The ac
cident was caused In the manner re-
ported last night by the brakeman a.:
tempting the liberate q woman from
the ladies' toilet room. He leaned out
too far while trying to pass a screw
driver through the window from the
steps to the lady, and was crushed BY
the bridge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
MEXICAN TROOPS FIRE ON STRIKERS,
THIRTY KILLED AND EIGHTY WOUNDED

City Of Mexico. Jan. S.--Beated reports
from the mill district Of Orizaba, in the
state of Vera Cruz. where rioting has at
tended the strike of the textile workers,
indicate that the government is i'm con-
troll. 1t was necessary for the troops to
fire Thirty dead have been counted. while
more than eighty are reported 10 have
been wounded. 1t is believed that the
strike has been broken
After pillaging the stores at the Rio
Blanco mills body of the strikers rushed
to Nogales. short distance away. where
another mill is located. Telegraph tele-
phone and electric light wires were cut
and pawnshops and even private houses
were pillaged. Jails were thrown open
and the prisoners set free. Residents of
the mill district fled in terror TO Orizaba
When the strikers reached Nogales one
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mill official and gems armeS from Oriza-
pa made an Intellectual attempt 10 check
them. striker severely wounded Senior
Herrera, mayor of Orizaba. with q huge
stone Herrera arose from where he had
fallen and killed his assailant A body
OF troops arrived, and as the strikers al
tempted 10 resist "A volley was fired into
the mob, killing thirty and wOunding over
eighty After this the mob was scat
road track and held for several hours the
train. Finally soldiers arrived and
charged this crowd with brOadswords
scattering the strikers
The jails and armOries are filled with
imprisoned rioters
The government has learned that
committee Of strikers has left OTiZaba for
TlaXcala, Puebla and other cities to in
cite laborers at these points 10 strike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
Kansas LEGISLATURE.

Topeka. Kan. Jan. S-The legisIa :
ture convened here today in biennial
session. Governor HOch will rot be IN
auSurated for his second term until
Monday. Jan. a.
Great interest centers around tho
selection of n successor to Alfred w
Benson. United States senator. whose
term expires March 4. Senator Benson
Is candidate for reelection. and there
are half dozen other avowed candi-
dates. As the legislature is over
Whelmingly Republican. a member Of
mat party Will be elected. The mes
sage Of Governor Hoch was read this
afternoon.
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wyoming for Warren.

Cheyenne, WyO., Jan. S.-The ninth
wyoming legislature convened at noon
today. The Republican members spent
the entire forenoon in caucus. but had
not completed the organization when
the legislature met. Consequently
Governor Brooks message went over
until tomorrow.
On the first ballot the Republican
members OF the legislature in caucus
today unanimously voted TO support
United States Senator Francis =. War
rem for reelection. This action insures
straight party vote for Warren. and
as the Republicans have a large major
ity in the legislature, his election is
certain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
SKILLED LABOR
is SATISFIED
Top Men in the GOIdfieId Min
ing District Want So
Per Day.
REFERENDUM VOTE TODAY
TROUBLE WILL LIKELY BE SET
TIED.

Goldfield New. Jan. s.-The strike of
the miners at Goldfield is not vet set
tied, although the indications are that
this conflict, which has so gravely threat
ened the mining industry of all Nevada
VIII be termipated tomorrow night At a
meeting Of union men that packed the
Miners Union hall tonight it was decided
10 refer the latest proposition of the Joint
committee of miners and operators to
the miners themselves. Beginning to-
morrow at noon and continuing until =
o clock III the evening a referendum vote
Will be conducted. This conclusion was
not reached until after a stormy debate
had been engaged in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
TILTED MAN HELD WHILE RIVAL WAS
MARRIED TO WOMAN IN THE CASE

treaties OF friends to leave them alone
Finally Carroll notified the sheriff and
Hallett was placed under arrest by Dep
uty Sheriff Hales When he was
searched a loaded revolver and a vial of
hydro-cyanic acid was found on Hallett
Hallett was held while the marriage
took place in the office of County Clerk
Gee. After the couple had left Hallett
was released from custody. He told the
sheriff that he would abandon his inten-
ton of killing himself. Two years ago
Hallett attempted suicide i'm this city. At
that time his act was prompted by the
desertion OF his wife who disappeared at
that time from home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
(specIal 10 The Herald.)

Provo. Jan S-Nelson Hallett OF Pleas
ant View attempted to prevent the mar
Tiage OF Mrs. Cora A. Turner OF this city
20 William Carroll of Alberta. Canada,
yesterday afternoon by threatening sui
eide on the courthouse square.
The couple were on their way TO the
courthouse when they were accosted by
Hallett- He told them that he would
prevent the marriage or commit suicide.
lie said that Mrs. Turner had promised to
marry him and that at Christmas time
she Tilted him. He seemed TO be in a
frenzy and would not listen TO the en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
SULLIVAN TRUST COMPANY.
Latest Developments in the Matter of
Embarrassment

San Francisco. Jan. S.-The San Fran.
cisco mining stock brokers who are cred
itOrs Of l.. n. Sullivan Trust company of
Goldfield, at meeting today ratified the
agreement arrived at yesterday to accept
dollar for dollar in stock to be placed In
escrow In a bank as security for. r,a vr1, 81 mt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
Fight on Bailey in Texas.

Austin, Tex, Jan. S.-The Texas leg
islature convened today Governor
elect Campbell will be installed next
week, and a successor to Senator Pal
ley is to be elected.
The fight made on Senator Bailey
and the understanding that a legis-
lative investigation will be made into
his alleged connection with certain oil
interests has added interest to the si,-
uatiOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
Il Reckon 1t Won't Bother Us, Mandy
SLAVERY WORSE THAN DEATH

national
Vigilance
the support President
era Of
Pacific will begin
he
girls held
he sabou to begin
o result ~f ~ ''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-09
BRADLEY CASE WILL
BE SUBJECT TO DELAY

TsHENIdI 10 T 10 IIEINIU-I
Washington. ID. G.. Jan. S.-The =
= work OF securing a grand jury for =
y the January term Of the District OF =
y Columbia criminal court has been =
y completed and presentation Of cases =
= viii commence Immediately Ii is be- =
y lieveG there Will be considerable de- \
y lay ia bringing the Bradley case be- =
fore the jury due TO the necessity Of >
y considering a large number of minor 4
y cases which arose before the shoot 3
y ing of Brown. and that several weeks =
y Will elapse before an indictment OF .
Mrs. Bradley Will be returned )
%N%%%%%%%%N% =
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Of their claims in sixty. ninety and 20
days.
The State Bank & Trust company OF
Goldfield, il il said, however. is more ex-
acting and insists upon stock for four
times the amount of Indebtedness
IL was learned today that the Sullivan
company is indebted to San Francisco
brokers 10 the amount of $225, 600 for
drafts allowed to go 10 protest while the
State Bank q Trust company Of GOldfield
IS said TO be a creditor for 100000. This
arrangement is said to be satisfactory 10
the Sullivan company whose vice presi-
dent, Graham Rice, was present at the
meeting.
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FORAKER SEEMS SATISFIED
CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION Is
IGNORED.

washington. Jan. S-PTacticaly all OF
today was given over by senate leaders
OF both parties to an effort TO bring about
harmony between opposing views con-
corning the proposed investigation OF the
ARRAY at Brownsville Tex. What
amounts TO an agreement between Sena-
tors Foraker and Lodge has been at
tanned by their friends but inasmuch as
It was decided not so present the com
premise until all of the senator's desiring
70 DO so had made speeches on the sub
Ject OF the dismissal of the negro troops.
Il is not absolutely certain that the peaco
plans will not be upset