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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
FIRST SOUTH STREET
WILL SOON Be PAVED
Council Committee, After Hear
ing Property Owners, Will
Recommend Asphaltum.

First South street is to be paved with
asphaltum. The property owners on that
street have been wrangling for months
over. the best kind of material, strong
party, led by Rev, Elmer I, Goshen and
l.. c, Miller. insisting upon one thing,
and an equally strong party. led by A
F. Doremus, w. F. James and Herman
Bamberger. fighting for another.
Several petitions have been filed with
the council and a meeting OF the property
owners of the street held to endeavor to
reach an agreement but without success.
At the meeting of the City Council
Committee on Streets last evening the
announcement that the matter would
have to be settled without delay and
before the next meeting OF the council
brought about some sort of an agree
ment from those present, The discussion
was general. the gentlemen mentioned
taking tho Initiative and DR.. M, A,
Hughes and G. ID. keiser making plea
for mncadam pavement. II was finally
decided by the committee to recommend
TO the council that an asphaltun pave
ment be put down. the top dressing to
be as soft as Is practicable, and that
an eighty-foot street be made to Fourth
East and O sixty-foot street from Fourth
East TO Thirteenth street. The Recorder
and City Engineer win be instructed 10
prepare estimates and advertise the work.
All this Of course. is contingent upon get
ting out Of the difficulty into which the
Legislature has thrown the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
PRATT FAMILY REUNION
An Interesting Gathering at the Forest
Dale Meeting House.

The centenary anniversary Of the late
Apostle Farley p. Pratt was observed In
a reunion OF his descendants at the For
est Dale meeting house Friday afternoon.
There was a good attendance. The guest
OF honor was Mrs Agatha Pratt. MS
widow.
Elder .Orson F. Whitneys memorial ad :
dress on the life and work OF Apostle
in the afternoon. The first number OF tho
programme was the singing by q Sc.
iected choir of Come. o Thou King OF
Kings" which was written by Elder
Pratt. Several other hymns by the late
elder were sung. President Nephi Pratt
from the Northern States mission made
an address of welcome and Mrs. Agatha
Pratt related few reminiscent stories
about her late husband. She Is Is years
old but despite that fact Is remarkably
hale and hearty. Mrs. Pratt In lSs1
drove an OK team to Salt Lake from
across the plains and mountains. Her
descendants are seven children. forty-
i've grandchildren and nfty-three great
grandchildren.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
BAD CANS INVOLVED
"Srene Court Upholds Judgement Of
the District Court,

INC supreme court IN a decision hand
uoWn Friday affirmed the verdict in
s-s sSe brought By tho Wasarch Orchard
,,rpany against the Morgan Canning
Iyanny; The case was brought III the
r,,u district court and II verdict civ
,he plaintiff for s225. Tha suit was
h,s ,sooGs delivered 10 the defendant com
~ consisting Of cans CT which only 81
O. number In 1000 could be defec-
under the contract
HI q oelensc claimed t.la: 40 mary were
"A. telel therc was loss OF over $1,000.
a. 'unge Instructed tho jJry that though
(Tv was an lmpl!od warranty IL was the
as ot tne defendant 10 have returned
eelectlve cans or sue tor breach of
y, sInly- Chief Justice Straup upheld
r'e% of the district court judge. and
"ituning, '''H ''''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
BIG COTTONWOOD CONDUIT
Claims Affecting It Are Discussed by
WaterWorks Committee

The waterworks committee of the City
Council held an informal conference Fri
day afternoon with the Mayor and F,
s. Richards, who has been engaged as
special counsel. a capacity in which hs
has frequently served the city. In refer
ence to claims against the city in con.
Cottonwood conduit The claims OF
Thoms & Cole TO tho upper lakes by old
rights of discovery were the principal
ones discussed. The matter was left To
the city engineer and city attorney with
Attorney Richards,
The committee Will recommend thas
tho officials be instructed 10 proceed
against the State Board OF Corrections
10 collect for the extra amount of water
which the State peniIentiary has been u.s.
ing for years without paying for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Contest at Auditorium.

At the Auditorium roller skating rink
next Monday evening there will be an
event which should prove highly interest
ing TO the roller fans OF this city The
feature will be q lYe-mjle race against
lime and an effort will be made by Earl
La Mont and Fred Hamer. TWO speedy
skaters to lower the worlds record for
five miles. During the week there will
be an open race of one mile for the cham
pionship OF the State. The winner will be
given a solid gold medal and as the raco
e onen TO all IL promises TO DC an inter
astSny event, AT present Charley Wilkln-
SON holds the State championship. but
there are number OF fast skaters who
think they can beat Wilkinson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
SPECIAL DISCOURSE
Rabbi Freund Delivers Address on An<
niversary Of Peixotto Lodge.

Rabbi Freund delivered special dis
course to q large crowd In the jewish
temple Friday evening, the date being the
otto lodge OF the ], Q, B. B. The lodge
was organized in this city April 10, iS92
With charter membership OF about
eaniIatjon and originally there were en-
iowment features about It. Some Of the
nrst members now living here are; ia
cob Mortz, DR.. Theodore Meyer Albert
Grnupe M ]. Freedman. Adolph L. ia
cobs. Isadore Meyer, Moss Woof, J. NJ.
Solomon Harry S. Joseph, jerome
Hirschman-
Rabbi Freund. In his address reeitea
son1ething of the history OF the lodge, and
it's aid 10 the work Of the congregation;
Charles Kent sang the "Harbor OF Peace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
oap.ain Webb Made Adjutant

tional guard Friday appointed Captain
". W. G. Webb regimental adjutant to I'LL
the place made vacant by the reslgna,
tion OF Freeman Basset, who takes me
sergeant is Walter II. Lindqulst, appoint
ed Friday The resignation OF Lieutenant
Peck OF the signal corps has been ac1
cented according TO AdJutent General
Wedawood' $ announcement Friday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Charged With Keeping Vicious Dog.

T. Miyasaki, proprietor OF the Queen
City restaurant at II Commercial street,
was yesterday arrested by Officer Hilton
on a warrant sworn TO by Charles
Coughlin. charging him with keeping a
vicious dog. Coughlin Is the fourteen
pressman, who was bitten by one OF the
Grea, Danes owned by the Jap last
Thursday morning, Bail in the sum OF
SIS was deposited by Miyasaki. and he
was ordered 30 appear in the police court
this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
wREsTLE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
Burton and Savage Will Compete for
an Association Silver Medal.

The wrestling lightweight champion OF
the Y NJ C, A. Will be decided tonight
Burton and Savage, who won out In the
trial matches last week, Will meet on
the mat tonight at $50 o'clock. the win
ner TO be awarded with silver medal,
donated by the association,
This afternoon. commencing at s
O'Clock, the second annual preparatory
and Junior gymnasium classes OF the Y,
M G A, will give an exhibition Of their
regular work. and everybody Is invited
TO sec the boys go through their drill
No admission VII, sbe charged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
VINCENT Gets Fine Dogs.

A pair OF fine bred registered and pedl-
greed Llewellyn settlers arrived from
SeattIe for william Vincent Friday. The
nupoies are months old and are sired
by, Pine Dan Stone, and the dam Is Red
Se.d's Ruby. both dogs being field trial
winaors the sire being "A winner among
r,,ly. winners Vincent says that he m
snnds 10 carry of all the prizes In this
class OF dogs at the next dog show and
Is buying the best stock 10 breed from
shut no can gecnre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
PAY FOR A MAGAZINE
~s Brown and the Pluck Publish
= ms Company Sued Cor SlO5S75.

@ nas Brown and the Pluck Publish
,'onpnny have been sued I'm the dis
so~st By the Skelton Publishing
D1en paid for the publication OF Il
l,A'he called Pluck. which was issued
hnas.Va-a by Brown. The claim O! the
H. is !or sl06S.T5. belng $e6I.75 for
con- eoni.. OF 26.o9o copies on Mnrch q. ara
scIS cISt,ss 5 on July n Of last year. Tho
s!,, tpIishing company was organized
u Nle laws o. Washington. d. g.
&o tn.asaGinc q, WAS first published thero.
indiana and a.terWard hora-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Former Salt Laker Dies.

Bfsbee, AriE,. dispatches Friday brought
word OF tho death near that city OF VIII
linn Cushin. formerly Of this city, From
the wording of the telegram; II is pre-
sumed that Cashin met violent END.
His death has disclosed his marriage last
September 10 Miss Ethel Hagler here;
The bride went 10 Bisoee In January OK
this yesS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Lorenzo Snow Improved.

Mrs. Minnie ]. Snow OF this city has re-.
ceived word from her son. Lorenzo VINO VINO
he was convalescing when the letter was
wr,tten March - and would continue on
his trip as soon as his healtn S,a %G9id per per
anG tho attending physician appeared not
To- understand how TO treat the disease'
Mr. SHOWS life was in danger for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r Holmes con
fort during his Illness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
Boxing in Chicago.

Men OF the ring ore deeply iulersst ed
at the present time In boxing o!li
which IL is reported is sure TO pass al
lowing six round boxing contests In Chi
cago. No one will be allowed 10 pro
mote contests unless II la regularly
organized club and incorporated, Mayor
Busse indorees the measure, but up 70
the present time tho Governor has not
expressed himseH upQp the msttcrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
JUVENILE COURT SESSIONS
Judge E. G. Gowans Will Hold Court
on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.

Judge II G.. Gowans OF the Juvenile
court has fixed Tuesday and Friday at
10 o. clock In the morning as the regular
sessions OF tho Jevenile court. At the
session yesterday Eugene Hall: an In.
corrieible was before the Judge. He had
beeu on the streets late at night. and his
mother scens TO have no control over
him. report will be required each week
from tho mother and in future the boy
must ha home before o. 'clook-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-14
DIES IN DENVER HOSPITAL
Mrs. Frank L. Palmer Fails to Rally
From an Operation.

Mrs. Frank L. Palmer of S24 East South
Temple street died IN hospital In Den
yer carly yesterday morning. Recently
Mrs. Palmer went to the Colorado capi-
tai to undergo an operation which proved
unsuccessful She was about ~ years
old, and a prominent worker in the Con
gregational church. Her husband Is
Frank l.. Palmer OF the Palmer Lumber
company The body has been shipped to
Salt Lake. but the funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
HOT OLD TIME.
Chairman OF Martin County Commits
sioncrs Orders Clerk of Court
Out OF the Room.

Before the location Of the Eastern
Training School is settled, there Will be
much difference of opinion by zeal
but the ball was opened In Martin
county at a meeting of the commits
sloners. The Enterprise thus tells the
story of the occurrence:
Their was a warm time when the
commissioners began to consider and
discuss the location Of the Eastern
Training School. The sentiment Of the
majority Of those present was for the
location of the school at Washington.
The chairman Of the board was in ia
vcr of GrCenville. A vote was taken
to decide what point should be en-
dorsed by this county and two Of the
three commissioners voted for Wash
ington, the chairman voting for Green
Vile. The warm time mentioned came
when the chairman refused to sign the
order of the commissioners. judge
Hobbs, who was in the commissioners
office at the time. reminded the chair
nan that it was not q personal matter
upon, but it interested the people of
Martin unity, and as a representative
the people it was his duty to sign
the order. At this the chairman be-
anne very indignant and SO much en-
hat he ordered the clerk OF the
curt to leave. and stop interfering
with his business. The clerk very
rightly tCld him to put him out. There
was, of course. 10 effort made to put
the clerk out"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
CHANGE OF TIME
For Holding U. S. Circuit
and District Courts
in Raleigh.

The time for holding the Z. S. Cir
cuff and District courts for this di-
vision Of the Eastern District OF North
Carolina has been changed. making
the term ono week earlier heretofore.
Court VIII open on Monday,
the twentieth day Of Nay, FOR
business at chambers. and on Tues
day, the 2lst day, the court Wtll be
fully op3ne for the trial OF cases.
when the grand and petit Jurors Will
be sworn Defendants and wttlcsE
rom the various counties will be call
ed on the following days and are not
expected to appear before these datea,
to-wt:
Tuesday 21st-Moore county with 8
cases; Chatham county with 8 cases;
Harnett county with 8 cases.
Wednesday 22nd.-Durham county
with 40 cases: Granville county with
IA cases: Person county with 3 cases;
county with . cases: Vance
county with 2 cases.
Thursday, 23Yd-Nash county with
S cases: Wayne county with . cases,
Wilson county with 3 cases; Richmond
county with 3 cases; Johnston cunt
with fl cases.
Friday, 24th-Wake county with &c
cases.
Saturday, c5th-Chowun county
with i case; Edgeconbe county with
/ case; Halifax county with Z cases;
Warren county with 4 cases: North
am ton county with 8 cases. Lenoir
county with 2 cases; Berthe county
with l case: Pitt count with Z cases.
Cases not reached on the LAYS set
Will be taken I'D Mt the pleasure OF
the judoe and the district attorney
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
Governor Glenn is Ready
for the Railroads.
BEST LEGAL TALENT
Tho southern Halfway Having Rush
cd Into a Suit Without First
Giving Law q Fair Test Has
Lost Sympathy Even OF
Friends.

The Southern Railway VIII be mei
at everv turn IN tts efforts to defea,
the viii OF the people o. North Caro-
line by rushing into the arms or the
Federal court in order 10 attempt II
nuIlify the acts OF the recent Leg.sia-
ture by which railroad rates were
put at rai. er figures for the people.
Governor Glenn will lend his ala
IN seeing that the Corporation Com
mission secure the best legal talent
In North Carolina TO protect the
rights Of the State which the southern
Railway seeks to set at naught. he
was interviewed yesterday on MS re
turn from Lumberton by a reporter
OF the News and Observer who asked
him his Views and his position with
regard to the Injunction against re-
duced rates brought by the
Railway and he said:
A Fight to the Finish.
II deeply regret that the Southern
Railway saw tit to take out this IN
junction. as it viii involve a very long
and very unpleasant litigation. ! an
not see how 1t can inteuiSently nGht
a two and a quarter cent passenger
ate until il had tried the rate Il
seen what would be the effects as
many intelligent railroad men believe
and say hat the reduced rate Will
so increase tra-el as to more than
make up any loss sustained by the
reduction.
The recent Legislature passed a bill
prepared bv the Corporation Commits
sion giving it and not the Governor
the authority to employ counsel but
I nave been notified that the Cor
poration Commission desires a con-
ference with me and / Will insist that
it employ the very best legal talent IN
the State, and that an account shall be
demanded Of the railroads in regard
to every Kind OF expense hat they pay
out regardless Of whether 1t Is in the
shape of salaries. fees or any other
matters to the end that the court may
intelligently see whether the reduced
rate would not be amply sufficient II
1t only charged itself with
legitimate and reasonable expenses,
The railroads by adopting a mile
age book rate OF two and q half cents
chow that they can make money at
that rate and having done SO I do not
believe any court Will hold hat a fur
ther reduction Of n quarter OF q cent
will be held a. oppressive, II the
railroads had given the matter a fair
trial and then found the reduced rates
were Injurious and oppressive the peo-
pie OF North Carolina are just and
honest and would have remedied h
Niohk eve tIioukn IL uaQ DcGn neCeS-
sary for me to call an extra session OF
the Legislature, but having rushed into
@ suit without first testing the rate
so as to see the effects they have
lost the sympathy even Of those who
hohght the rate should no. hay
been less than two and a half cents.
The Legislature, which represents
the peoples rights having fixed the
rates it is my duty as we'll as my pleas
ure to see that the law SO passed is ex-
ecuted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14

~sfnces In this vesrs meeting. il =
probable that ms viii be one % the
ia-Ees; meetings the Academy has ever
held
The executive COMMITTEES o. the
Academy VIII meet at ! r IN. FT36aS
Mas irth. at } =. m. There VIII be an
address OF welcome ~ President Ven
able. q The University. which VII bc
responded - by The retiring ~presiden'.
Prof John = Lanrsau. o; Wake For
~~r From { y n. u1tl Adjournment
rr BE devoted 70 the presentation OF
paperS Al = y. III. retiring president.
Professor Collier Cobb wtli deliver an
address Garden. Field. and Forest. "
tae Nation" This VIII DC followed oN
e -~-ept!o To the visiting ucnsers-
Saturday. the fs:a. a 3 = n tner0
vii! take place the business meeting
election OF the officers From j"
a n until adjournment Will be deT
ted 70 he presentation q rapers.
Az persons NH are ilf@rteca "
science are invited 10 attend the meet
u the Academy OF Science AL
n become members All present mem
hers OF The Academy are urged 10 be
and II titles OF rape.s have
not already been submitted. thoy
should bc mailed 70 the secretary i'm
raei.ateiY II secure place on the pro
gram
+ = STEVENS.
Secretary-Trcasurer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
MFR. Beckett Mt Apex

Tho Apsx journal writing Of the sd-
dress GsiiverbJ BY Ar 7. W.
- Franklin. ut the close OF the apex
Graded school. SAYS:
That he made good ia = matter ot
common assent. His effort wa. a IN
ernrv gem. II wS- rrpi~te with many
heppy hits, an9 his thoughts We're ~
rresh and glitt-v1ng IA sparkling dew
IONS in the morning sun. There WAS
about II. Every
seutence was full OF meet. wholesome
enough 10 strengthen the mentally and
oarally weak. Powerful enough 10
compel men 70 think and eloquent
enough 70 start music IN thc souls Of
the sons OF men"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
FOR STARVING THOUSANDS
Contributions Received-Onc Dollar
Now VIII Tide q Starving One
Over the Famine.

In view Of the short time remain
Ing the committee of aides appointed
by the Woman's Club to press the work
of soliciting contributions foJ the
Chinse sufferers, it is earnestly -.esired
that all who can contribute to THIS
worthy object will do so at once.
Those who know the tuatiO in
China state that one dollar now will
tide a starving Chinese over the fam
line. What a small mount to those who
are 50 blessed as people of this coun-
try with its great abundance and in
creas1ng prosperity n wealth, yet
how much one dollar is when t repre-
sents life to any one, and that IN what
it means to many. even thousands. dy-
ing every day in China.
The committee desire to thank every
one who has aided in his work in
any way both in our own and conf
munity and also for aid fcon our
neighboring towns. The amount re-
ceived b Mr.. Leo Heartt up to this
time is 1851 which has been for
Warded to the Washington Relief com
mittee. The News and Observer has
kindly opened its columns for two
weeks and this will close in a few
days so YOU can see how very impor-
tant It is to have all contributions ct
once
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14

Hyde County Commissioners Ask
That Location for Training
School

The Commissioners CT Hyde county
heartily endorse Washington as the
proper place for the location Of the
Eastern Teachers Training School and
earnestly requests the State Board to
locate it at Washington" and in he
resolutions say:
" believe that the city of Wash
ington is a better location for the sail
school by reason of its natural adyan-
tages, its centraIIocation, and the fat
that it is the focus Of recent railroad
development which promises unusual
facilities along that line that will make
1t more easy Of access and more near
~ in touch with every section Of
Eastern North Carolina. than any
town or city that is bidding for said
location"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
OFF FOR SCOTLAND.
Major a. b. Stronach Left Saturday
from New ork ON fhc Astoria.

Major A Z. Stronach ts low on the
high seas IN his way for a visit 10
Scotland, the Land from which came
his ancestors, and which he loves
dearly.
He left Raleigh last week IN com
pany with his son, Captain Van Dalen
Stronach, who went with him as far
as Now York, to wish him bon voy-
age, the arrangements being for Ma
jor Etronach to leave on Saturday
morning On the steamship Astoria for
Glasgow. That he will have a delight
full trip IS certain and the many
friends OF this gallant gentleman will
wish for him a safe return TO Raj
Ugh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
Annual Meeting to Pc Held at Cb,ra,
Hill Next Week.

The sixth annual meeting
North CAROLINA Academy Of Sctaoae
and the spring meeting OF tha ~ -
section of the Chemical Society viii =.
held at the University Of North c.
ma, Chapel Hill, n. c.. May nth ana
All of the previous meeti,o
organization have been attended -
nearly every scientific man of the St.,e
no WORKS n the fields embraced win
IN the o of the society So,
me responses which have been re
Eco from the members OF the So
ciety, and from the general intaraC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
WIiitActt NJ.

The following proTr-
ed for the commcnee.
sett Institute.
Friday, May 10. 80.
nation Contezt. Ather.
ciety.
Saturday. MAY 18th
Defamation Contca
rary Society.
Saturday. May 1sta
Evening in ElOru.at.
Circle.
Sunday. MAY lath.
Annual Sermon. Or.
Graham, \. G.
Monday. May -a'"
nent Day-1I:O0 q H
erary Address Dr. =
Forest College. WAL"
1900 noon-Grall
Of the Glass or 1907
200 p. m.-Cou'et
atOr's Medal by B-Ir.
Literary Societ.es
500 p. m-Frof. j
PHI. y. (Whitsett i
versity Of North Caro-.
900 p. m.-I;ccel.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
Don't Pay AIimony

70 be divorced ON your appendix
mere WIZ be no occasion for it If yo"
Keep your bowels regular with mr.
klngs New Life Pills. Their ac.tCn
Is SO gentle that the appendix never
has u to make the least nIatn+
guaranteed by all druggists. 90
Try them. oc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
OTTO TO NURSES.
Examination of Applicants VIII Be
Held ut Morehcad City

Durham, n. G., May s--The Board
Of Examiners Of Trained Nurses of
North Carolina WIFI hold It's Annual
meeting at Morehead City, North Car
DINA, on June 18th and 18th, for
the purpose Of examining all appIi-
cants for license as registered nurse.
Nurses viii find accommodations at
the Atlantic Hotel. where the meeting
Will be he'd. The recent
to the Nurses Registration act re-
quires the presentation of a diploma
by each applicant.
M. L. WYCHE,
Sec. and Treas.