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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
EPIDEMIC FLAGS ALL DOWN
Emery County Now Free from
Smallpox, Says Quaran-
tine Physician,

Castledale. March 19.-During the past
winter most every town in the county
has been more or less affected in their
gatherings owing to the smallpox epidem-
iC- DR.. Ferguson of Castledale the coun-
~ quarantine physician. states that he
has now cleaned up the last cases in the
towns Of Orangeville. Ferron and Claw
son and that the county is now free from
smallpox.
G. T. Olsen. the enterprising cattle man
of this county, purchased in Wayne cOun-
ty the last Of the week 1000 head of l. ,
and 4-year-old steers. Mr.. Olsen will
fatten the stock and ship them about
June I to an eastern market. The con
sideration for the steers, so Mr.. Olsen
states. was $1,000.
The Emery stake is soon to erect. with
the assistance of the church, a $4,000
church school at Castledale. The board
of education has already selected a site
and is looking up plans for the structure.
The present building is so inadequate that
it has been deemed necessary to build a
new building as soon as possible. 1t is in
tended to put in next year the third and
fourth year high school, and all are work
ing to that end.
The CaStledaie Relief society held its
annual meeting Sunday afternoon. The
meeting house was filled to its utmost ca
pacity and very interesting and instruc-
tive time was had and very appropriate
program was excellently rendered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
BEET GROWERS SIGN UP
RiChfeld District Farmers Meet De-
mands of Sugar Company-Two
Hundred Acres to Be Planted

Riehfield, March "A meeting of the
beet growers Of this district was held "a
the court house Tuesday. F. B. GooId of
Monroe. county superintendent. was rres-
ent and entered into contracts with the
farmers for this season. He said that fbe
company hereafter prohibited the use of
the beet hooks which have been used in
the past in this county. and that the
company would require that 10 DER cent
of the crop should be sliced If the srgar
company could not receive the croD rs
fast as harvested. After some discussion
the beet growers decided to accent the
new conditions and signed up the CON
tracts. About 200 acres were subscribed al
the meeting from this district
y. L. Sheffield was over from Ina
Wayne county, Monday, TO try to get the
state board of health to send some one
down TO look into the recent outbreak OF
meningitis at that place. DR.. Clark Of
the health board came down to RichfieId
and went over with him.
Henry W. Davis of Venice was in Rich
field this week and reports that the Cove
River canal has been finished and is now,
in use 1t is nearly two miles long and
carries water enough to water about I On
acres of land in and around Venice. II IS
taken out from the upper part of the Cove
river and runs along the hills to the east
Of the valley. This canal has cost a liftie
over 5000. but will enable the farmers ~
cultivate a lot of land which has hereto
fore laid idle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
Scheme Evolved That Is Filled With
Financial Promise for
OGDEN

Much concern is felt by the citizens Of
Ogden over the probable action OF the
city council regarding the matter OF the
city establishing its own electric hsht
plant. short time ago the council an
pointed a special committee 10 take up
this matter and the report of the COM
nittee should be presented to the cOun-
ell at its next meeting.
This report, although not made puDHc,
will probably favor an entirely new ana
feasible scheme Ogden, like the other
cities i'm this section of the state, mas
been paying to the titan Light X Halfway
company each year many thousands OF
dollars for lights. Now il IS proposed 10
establish municipal plant that should
pay for itself within a very Few years
1t is claimed that there are between
thirty-two and thirty-three second Ieet OF
water i'm the ogden river belonging 10 the
ogden Bench canal and the North Ogden
canal that can be had. With the securing
Of this. together with the necessary laHd
in Ogden canyon, the plant as Tar as
mower is concerned. would be well equip
ped It is proposed to build pipe line
from point In the canyon near the VII
son saw mill To the mouth OF the can
yOn. whore the plant would he eItCttu-
From the intake at the wilson nllll 10
The cauvOn mouth would give "a drop OF
more than 200 feet. This, II Is eStl-
mated. would develop a net minimum OF
45n horse power, over and above an loss.
The minimum power That Wbulu ne
turned out by the plant with this horse
power would, it is claimed. furnish cleo
Iricitv for 300 sixteen candle power lights
all the year round and with the eNccp-
ti0u of three months i'm the year twice
as much could D. produced. At the pres
ent time the city is paying at the rate OF
81 per light and at that rate II IS IlE-
red that there would be "A net saving an
uuaIIy of S5eOU0 over and above all cN-
Tenses to the city. Cutting TINS price
In two would make the saving 10 the city
$4,000 a wear and on this basis the city
could readily pay for the plant In six
years time. the estimated cost being $lJo'-
CO...
There are a number of other things ad-
vanced by those who are i'm favor of the
scheme, including the placing of rock
crusher on the land purchased in the
CANYON from which all the necessary
crushed rock for the city streets could be
secured for many years To come II Is
also set forth that this is about all that
is left of power in the vicinity of Ogden,
and should the plan be turned down 1t IS
unlikely that anOther such opportunity
viii present itself
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
CUT THIS OUT
& Recipe for Consumption and the
Quick Cure of Coughs
and Colds.

4 noted Philadelphia specialist states
that consumption in every case comes
from weak lungs which are sometimes
inherited but more often result from a
neglected cough or cold
Lungs weakened by nature or inflam-
nation afford a lodging place for the
tubercle germ. and consumption follows.
This is the whole thing in brief as stated
by the great specialist lie gives a 1oI-
mula which has proven wonderfully Ell
fective in the speedy cure OF all throat
and lung troubles and IL is said Will ire
ouentlv cure bad cold in twenty-four
hours. The formula is the following
"Glycerine. two ounces; concentrated OH
of pine. one-half ounce; whisky. half pint;
mix and shake thoroughly; use IN taole-
spoon doses every four hours Inc m
gradients are obtainable from any good
prescription druggist and can easily De
mixed at home
The Concentrated oil of pine is COM
paratively new product. but was vel
coined by physicians or account OF us
being soluble. a quality long sought.
Care should be taken to make sure TO
get fhe Concentrated" which always
comes put up in half-ounce bottles en-
closed in round screw top eases intended
To protect the oil from heat and ilght
and retain its full strength Of ozone
Patent medicines of similar names put
ont bv chemical companies and bulk oils
shouId be avoided. If a person keeps the
physical organs in a healthy condition
they need fear no disease and q cough
or cold should be checked at once, or IL
will surely lead to serious complications.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. March 20.-The old folks of the
First ward were entertained today in the
Social hall. An interesting program of
speeches, songs, music and readings was
rendered and a fine dinner was served.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Mammoth and RoXie Young of Fairview
J. W. Rees of Mammoth and Ada Thorn
as of Eureka. Mr.. ReeS and Miss ThOm-
as were married by County Clerk Gee.
Funeral services over the remains of
John r. Booth viii be held tomorrow
Thursday al o'clock in the Fifth ward
meeting house.
Andrew Hardy and Fred Samuelson
pleaded guilty today in Justice Noon S
court to "a charge of fighting and were
fined so each. The fight occurred in the
Grand restaurant last night
Misses Knight, Mclean, Jones and Da-
Wis. who are making a European tour, ar
rived in Liverpool on the I'd and are en-
joying the trip so far.
L. W Lund of Pleasant Grove has Just
received a large shipment of fine. pure
bred draft and coach stations. He has
placed one. Lutteur. an imported Percher-
on. with a company formed in this city.
The animal is a fine specimen of its class
and is attracting considerable attention
from horsemen.
Silas L. Alfred, who has been at work
on a big canal thirty-five miles north of
Shoshone. Ida. where the water IS taken
from Big Wood river for the irrigation of
a large tract of land obtained under the
take his family with him and go back to
Idaho for the summer. The canal will
not be completed for about two years.
The company which is constructing ii Will
sell land with perpetual water right for
So an acre. Slick Bros. have the con-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Work Only Just Begun.

Although q indictments have so far
been returned in connection with the al
legged telephone graft. Burns asserted that
the probing of that alleged graft had been
just begun.
The grand jury was in session for three
hours this afternoon. during which time
z. J. thinner, former Auditor Sherwin.
Of the Pacific States Telephone and Tele-
graph company, were under fire Zim-
mer upon coming from the grand jury
room admitted that he had been closely
questioned about the affairs OF the tele-
phone company while he had charge of
the books. and had also been Intercepted
about former General Agent Halsey At
80 O'Clock the grand jury. accompanied
by Heney, Burns and Langdon. went to
Judge COffey's court and filed the indict-
ments, which We're in duplicate and filled
a large suit case.
According TO Heney and Burns. Gala
CHER. who was acting mayor during the
absence Of Schmitz in Europe. assisted
Ruef in the handling of the bride money
for the board, and next to the Boss -
nvaria bly, received the lions share
Burns stated that it was originally in
tended that the supervisors should each
receive $3.50 for granting the overhead
trolley franchise, but for some unex-
planned reason. REef cut this sum in two
and gave each member but $4,000. except
ing Gallagher.
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Oqden Briefs.

SEVERAL CASES OF DIPHTHERIA.-
Several new cases of diphtheria have de
veloped in ogden during the past few
days.
cruel. WIFE DIVORCED.-Adam Ec-
cIes was yesterday granted a divorce from
his wife, Elizabeth Eccles, on the ground
of cruelty.
WILL, MARRY.-George O. Anderson of
Troy. \. Y and Miss Ellen NJ. Gustaf-
son of Salt Lake were issued a license 70
marry here yesterday.
KICKED BY 4 HORSE-Henry Byrne,
"A years old. residing at Uintah. was kick
ed in the side by horse yesterday aft
ernoon and painfully injured.
SUES FOR BIG BILL.-An action was
commenced in the district court yester-
day by the F. ]. Kiesel company against
George r. Penz to recover S936.1S, al
legged to be due on a bill of goods.
LECTURE FOR TEACHERS.-At the
Ogden High school at II O'Clock Saturday
morning Miss Elizabeth Qualtrough. prin-
viii lecture before the teachers of We
her county on the subject of Reading"
DIES IN HOSPITAL-Ed Doyle Of this
city died at the Ogden general hospital
Tuesday night from an attack of pDeu-
monia. He was about fifty years of age
and had been ailing for some time IL
is expected that he will be buried in Og-
den.
FEES ARE FIXED.-In the district
court yesterday in the matter of David
c. Eccles VS.. the ogden Knitting COM
psny, the court received the final account
and fixed the compensation for the re-
ceiVer at $500 and that of T. ID. Johnson,
attorney, at 500.
TRAINS FROM WEST-Trains carry
ing belated passengers from the west be-
gan arriving over the Southern Pacific
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
WILL CAN WHAT THEY CAN
Asparagus Growers of Davis COUNTY
to Build Factory to Take
Care of Product

Pennington. March 9Th. as-ir.- ,
Incorporation Of the Union Gaming e,--
paHy of Woods Cross have been ma .
the office of the county CLERK Tho rs
itdl stock of the corporation is placed q
5000 The company viii build a fsefo-,
and engage I'm the business of eanrirr IL
pardEuS. Most of the STOCKHOLDERS A.
asparagus growers. and the Complain
merely "A union of the producers. Irtets.-
10 enable them to handle oc5u0miear-
the products of their own fields. Ue
growing ~ asparagus for the market s-F
for canning purposes has been found ta T.
one of the most profitable industries that
Woods Cross gardeners have undertake.
and the new factory will have from u
start the advantage Of "a large supply o.
the raw product so that high hopes an.
entertained for the success of the Eautur
The directors of the new concern are WI
liam Moss. Walker Y. Pack. Horton A
EIdredge Wallace w. Muir and Duncan
Kippen- Hyrum o. Pack is secretary anil
( treasurer.
Amos II. Bishop Of KaysyiUa has GO.
tered suit i'm the district court AGAINST if
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company
for S5.0th for personal injuries sust usI
ny reason of being thrown from a con-
vcyauce. IT is alleged that an entaugI
ment OF wires of the company thar Wep
allowed to lie across the main road a mill
north of kaysViile was the cause of Oh.
accident. The case viii come up befoH
/ a jury during the March term Of the dis
/ trict court.
BENJAMIN Plat is suing the OregU
Short Line for 1900 for the burning Of
dwelling and contents last October. TN
claim is made that the fire was cause
! bv one of the cOmpany's trains. This cas-
will also be heard during the Aarc'
] term
Asa D. WaddoUps. aged -. Of Bouui
/ full. and Miss Alice May. aged -. of "
NH were granted q marriage license Mob
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21

last evening The line was opened for
travel at Verdi early yesterday morn
ing. The Nevada * California line IS
still out Of business on account OF the
washOut near Churchill. New.
NEW INFANTRY COMPANY--Efforts
are being made 10 organize the new com
pany Of Infantry for the state militia here
at the present time. 4 petition TO the
governor to muster in the new company Is
being circulated and more or less Freely
signed. Former Fire Chief q. \. Graves
is at the head of the movement.
NEW BRIDGE.-At a joint meeting of
the county commissioners of Weber and
Davis counties held at Cintah yesterday,
it was decided to erect a new bridge at
that place TO supplant the woode- one
that has served for more than eiE\eeen
years a new steel bridge with abutments
OF stone and cement will be erected. The
cost Of the new structure will be shared
equally by both counties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
COMM RCIAL CLUB TO AID
To Join the Indian War Veterans in
Securing Encampment for
Nephi This Year.

Nephi March 90.-At the Commercial
club last evening it was unanimously de
cided to lend all possible support to the
Indian war veterans committee i'm their
efforts to secure for Nephi this year the
annual encampment Of Juab and Sanpete
counties.
\. Foote were appointed a committee to
investigate the coal deposits near Nephi.
with power to employ an expert to make
d thorough examination of these coal
properties
Roy Bachelor has moved his family
back to Neph from ATorOni
The campaign that the Commercial club
has been carrying on for the promotion
Of the fruit industry is having its effect
About 40,001 fruit trees will be set out this
year
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SAN FRANCISCO ROTTEN
ALL THE WAY THROUGH
Continued from Pace /.

Burns tonight refused to discuss the re-
port that even Ruef had been promised
partial immunity from the many charges
thereby enable the prosecution to trace
the bride money, alleged TO have been
handled by Ruef back TO the officials Of
the public service corporations in such a
manner as to insure their conviction.
Burns, however. deplored the fact that
such a report had been circulated and
spoke of how often the newspap ers Of
this city had embarrassed. obstructed and
retarded his work during this iuvestiga-
ton He vehemently denied. also. that
negotiations had been entered into with
Mayor SChmitz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
THEIR FATE IN
THEIR OWN HANDS
Miners of GoIdfieId Voting on
Question of Cutting Loose
from the |. w. w.
RESULT NOT YET KNOWN
CITIZENS HOPE FOR COMPLETE
SEPARATION.

Goldfield New. March 2o.--It has been
up TO the miners Of Goldfield today
whether or not they themselves viii work
out their own salvation.
After a stormy meeting at the Miners
Union hall last evening. meeting which
lasted well into the morning hours il was
decided to leave the question of whether
or not the miners should hold meetings
separate from the I. ". ". 10 a referen-
dunn vote.
The polls were opened at > o'clock this
morning. and closed at S O'Clock tonight
but ut this writing 1880 p. m, no de-
cisiOn has been arrived at 1t has not
been a question of whether the miners
would withdraw entirely from the l. W
W. but a question as to whether their
meetings may be held separately
If the vote for a separate meeting is car
ried that meeting. which will be called Tor
the purpose of Withdrawing from the l.
W. w, the organization which IS respon-
Sible for ali of the trouble of the miners,
viii be held before morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
To Owners
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
GIVEN UP TO DIE.

B. Spiegel. 1904 n. Virginia street.
Evansville. Ind. writes: For over five
wears I was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me
much pain and worry. 1 lost flesh and
was ali run down, and a year ago had
TO abandon work entirely. 1 had three
of the best physicians who did me no
good, and / was practically given up TO
die. Foiey's Kidney Cure was recon-
mended and the first bottle gave me
great relief, and after taking the sec
ond bottle I was entirely cured" Why
not let it help you? r J. Hill Drug
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Suit for $4,000.

Within the next few days a complaint
will be filed in the Fourth district court
Of FIko county. Nevada. by NJ. l.. Evans.
by his guardian al litem. Marie Evans,
against the Southern Pacific company, in
which $4,000 damages are asked The
complaint alleges that the plaintlft on
Feb, y last. while engaged i'm loading
steel rails for the defendant company n
Willard, Box Elder county. was injured
through the careIessness of the company
Maginnis q Corn and J. II. Devlne Of
This city are attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
A DAY AND NIGHT BANK.
Something New for Salt Lake,

In line with the most progressive
eastern institutions the Salt Lake Sc
curitv and Trust Co. will keep the new
Safe Deposit Vaults open twenty-four
hours in the day, every day in the year
For a nominal fee customers can have
access to their papers and valuables at
noon or midnight, on Sundays and hol-
days, at any and all times. The rush
to secure your coupons or diamond
necklace before bank closes will be a
thing of the past, and the new serv-
ice will be greatly appreciated by the
busy people of salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Wants St25 for Dress.

An action viii be commenced i'm the
municipal court today by the Charlton
shop of Salt Lake against W. II. Rome
and Mrs. w H Rowe of this city. in
which SIPS damages are asked for. The
complaint alleges that on Nov. a. 1896
the parties to the action contracted that
the plaintiffs make a certain dress Tor
Mrs. Rowe for SIPS: that the plaintiffs
kept their part Of the contract and de
livered the dress and that after the de
PENDANTS had kept the same Few days
returned it. refusing to pay for the same.
Attorney J. H Devine is counsel for
The nlnintiffs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
FINAL BALL SUCCESSFUL.
Butchers and Grocers Have Good
Time at Unity Hall.

More than $50 butchers and grocers and
their friends assembled at Unity hall last
night to take part in the final bali Of the
season by the Retail Merchants assU-
citation OF Salt Lake The Butchers and
GrOcers' orchestra furnished music for
the ball which was managed by +. II.
Weight.
During an intermission between dances
a musical program was given. The vocal
soloists We're VIII d. Phillips, Miss Lii
Ian Branning and Miss Louise Lees A
piano solo was rendered by Miss Edith
Burns. Refreshments were served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Sixty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

A;rs. vinsiow's Soothing Syrup Is the
nresrriptfon OF one of he best female
pbysicians and nurses in the United
States. and has been used tor sixty years
Tvitb never-failing success by millions of
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incalcu-
liable It relieves the child from pain
cures diarrhoea, gripping ia the bowels
and wind collie. BY giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price. IS cents
a bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
MRS. A. |. DAVIS DIES.
Cerebro-SpinaI Meningitis Claims
Bride of a Month.

Mrs A l. Davis of this city. who was
stricken with cerebro spinal meningitis
few days ago. died at her home in this
city yesterday morning. Mrs. Davis was
married but q month or two ago Shortly
| after the wedding the husband was called
( 10 California where he was at the time
| Mrs. Davis died Her mother was absent
from the city at the time of her death
also. being prevented from getting here
hE the Mashouts ON the Southern PaclIIc