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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF. CORN.
groceries, etc.-Depar1ment OF the IN
terror. Office Of Indian Affairs. Wash
ineton. D. c., March 3. 1907 Sealed
proposals plainly marked on the outside
of the envelope Proposal for beef,
corn etc. as the. case. may be. and adj
dressed 20 the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs. Washington, D c." will be re-
ceived az the Indian Office until O'Clock
p. m. OF Tuesday. April %, 1907. and
then opened for furnishing the Indian
Service With rolled barley beef mutton,
corn. salt, coffee. sugar TEA
soap, baking powder and other
groceries. Bids must be made
out government blanks. SEIZED
ules giving all necessary information for
bidders Will be furnished on application
TO the Indian Office. Washington, D. C..
The L. S. Indian Warehouses at New
York City. Chicago, III. ST. Louis, NIo.,
Omaha. Nebr, and San Francisco. Cal
the Com:nissary OF Subsistence H. s. A.
at Cheyenne. Wyo. the Quarterrnastcr
" s. A. Seattle. Wash. and the post
masters at Tucson, Portland Spokane
and Tacoma The Department reserves
the right to reject any and all bids. or
any part Of any bid. f Il. LEUPP,
Commissioner
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NOTED MILLIONAIRE,
J. H. SMITH, DEAD
One of New YOrkS Wealthiest
Citizens Expires at Kioto,
on Wedding Tour.
GAINED FAME AS LAVISH
ENTERTAINER IN GOTHAM
Inherited Fortune of $50,00O,-
600 From His Uncle, George
Smith of Chicago.

NEW YORK, March pa dispatch
received today from Toxic announces
the death of James Henry Smith, one
Of the wealtbiest capitalists of this
city. AT the time of his death Mr..
smith was on wedding tour around
the world. His bride is the divorced
wife of William Rhine elander Stewart.
Mr.. Smith S death occurred yester-
day ut kioto, Japan. In the party
Duke and Duchess of Manchester,
A cable received at Mr.. Smith s Office
today stated that the party which ac,
rompanied Mr.. Smith will leave
Yokohama for San Francisco April 10,
bringing Mr.. Smith S body. They will
be met at San Francisco by Mr..
Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati,
father of the Duchess Of Manchester.
IT was said at Mr.. Smith s office that
his death was due to heart disease.
Famous as Entertainer.
A few years ago MIR. Smith inherited
from his uncle. George Smith. i for.
tune estimated AT @5o,0oO,O0o. Two
years ago he bought the house at
Fifty-seventh street and Fifth avenue.
owned by the late William c. Whitney,
The lavish entertainments given bv him
during his bachelorhood days were
among the most notable In New York
fashionable circles.
Prior to coming into the estate of
his uncle he conducted q brokerage
business, and was known as fSilcnt'
Smith.
Mr. Smith and Mrs Rhinelandcr
Stewart of Baltimore were married at
Inverness, Scotland last September,
and shortly after they started with
several friends on q tour around the
world. Early in February. together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bourkc Cochran
and the Duke and Duchess of Man
chester, they were presented TO the
Amir of Afghanstan at Calcutta, where
that potentatc was being entertained
by the Viceroy of India.
Wedding Followed Divorce,
the Drexel Yacht Margarita, which Mr.
Smith had chartered Mrs. Smith was
Miss Annie Armstrong of Baltimore.
In 1870 she married ". Rhinelander
Stewart, from whom she obtained n
divorce in South Dakota in August OF
last year. A few days after the decree
was granted she sailed with her
daugter for England. and was married
to Mr., Smith the following month
great fortune, was one Of the pioneer
bankers of Chicago and The Northwest
He was a native of Scotland, and
cama to America in 1888. locating in
Chicago Just before tho beginning of
the boom period in that city. He in
vested his small savings in city prop
erty. The increase in values was rapid,
Mr. Smith organized bank. and
eventually obtained large holdings in
many Of the enterprises of the North
west.
Mr.. Smith never married. and at his
death the bulk Of his great fortune
went to his nephew.
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swedges. punches. torr.
%renches. squares. heading nor
shooing tools, taps, dies t9ols. g.
tools, implements. nachInsrmnd ana all
and appliances in said aiddsfS nirCS cQups'
nIso al i9g and franc ana ..
oenue orn, pul,aings and blacksrnn,snst 4
shons, sssaV % orfInn 1t,sce euildIngs,Mn n
barns, ore bins, stables n. I'm. oil ho1
power plant buildings, coal a,ipnesr si<
all other buildings of eyer,, Hlfdn i
and character owned by hatnse, E
Annie Laurie Mining con,nanme mo aatd
ated In the counties OF Pmta ana q
nontno,s o in lac az 1i Htah, together S Sa> sa>
Ing furniture. fixtures, and ali lncI
cles. 'u all other (
Also oil mules. horses \
boards. slelghs and other waE9na b1
ness. saddles, brides, I'm rvies rvnicies
chimes. transit, drafting ,nes,lng n
leyei rods. power lines. copper sngne|
instruments and poles used au IN lele11
Herewith al conno
Also all insurance policies
any and all insurance uornnan,. lssued
irsuring the property of nv In q
Annie Laurie Mining comnas satd
part thereof. of
Also all mine and o;ber
consisting of steel. iron, too, elseV
steel. sheet steel, angle lron 1
cast iron car wheels. ofii,n sn1l[
couplings. collars, pinion, oiins q
Innings, ring castings, nuts has hs q
beams, bushings. reducerr, eiis iiadI
unions, valves. sntcs. cocks a,So -
pies. Plugs. caps screws. servIos
ers. axle grease. picks, iamn ~ q
plates, toe callss, nails. cravprs "ick
horse shoes. nxes. Y7hisfIss ce1
hinges, oil cups. oil cans. d. naAn
babblte metal, rotating rateSst. hl1
springs. plungcrs. bars, keys
hose couplings. sheet brass -
cotter pins, track spikes, solder
pies, stove bolts. packing. van ms
rubber betting. conveyor beltins
betting, leather betting, chnrra
fuse, lamps, insulators, brushas
fuse plugs, mica. transformer
saw teeth, twine. meters. ar nq
brooms, candles. shovel handIss
fire clay. Portland cemen-. Maniis
blades. ak handles. car brakes m't,.
brick, spokes. fclloes, feed arm spu!y s
buckets. clutch blocks, puiIsy W. e
shaft coupling. chains. puIfeys an -
der. borax. glass. cructbles. filtasr
wood, coal, coke. bran, oats. hav
caps, posts, spillng, crihbinr' Ia
and all other supplies. material arS
of every nature, kind and dssraa
owned by the said the Annis "
Mining company,
Also all accounts receivable AVA
due and owing TO the said ths
Laurie Mining company, from an
all persons wfomsoever. ~
The intention being 20 sell and a.
Of all OF tho property and assets 4
said the Annie Laurie Mining en-,
Of every nature, kind and dessr;:
whether real. personal or mi1sd. y
8. II. LEWm
Master United States Circuit Cow
trict OF Utah.
VAN COTT, ALLISON q Ritz
Solicitors for Complaio7
Daied EebruarY IL 1907 l.
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ASSESSMENT NO. ~ TW

Little Eddie Gold and Copper ~
company, principal place OF busihs'
Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at
ing of the board of directors, neu
9th day OF March. 1907, an sI isyi'
of ore Cd cent per share was ,son is
the capital stock OF the corporauus' ~
able on or before the 1ith day
1907, TO e. McCarrick, treasuI's
South Fifth East street. Salt LA az
Utah. Any stock upon whicn sn'I IN
ment may remain unpaid on 'H dsIIn|
OF April, 1907, Will be ovn
and advertised for sale. ~ l.
lie auction. and unless payIneeln.sh el.h n
before will he sold on the .hs I'm
April. 1907. at 2 p. m, TO pa, l ss
quent assessment, together VIII
OF advertising and expense OF T.ssu| Saie
p. MGARRICK. Trsss7'e
42o South Fifth East street. S''
CITY, Utah.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY AND I'M.
PRnVEMEbTS

PERSONAL PROPERTY AND I'M
PRoYEMEhTS.
Steam plant and machinery therein,
situated at SEWER. Utah. consisting OF
switchboards. condensers. water heaters.
water pumps. clutches. pulleys. shaftng,
tongs. Jacks. wise. fire hose. rubber hose.
pulley blocks rope, dies, steam separa-
tor. and other machinery, appurtenances.
appliances and equipment forming a part
OF said steam plant and now and here
Crushing mill. consisting OF one Austin
gyratory crusher. one Gates gyratory
crusher. belt elevators. general electric
shafting, pulleys, and belts In conneco
tion. revolving conpa rtment dryers,
Argyle dryers. feeders. eonveyors. eieva-
screw conveyors. chain hoists, tackle
blocks, wrenches. hammers. chlsels. and
o@taer @ ma machineTy. appurtenances. appli-
said crushing mill and now and hereto
fore . used in ,;S connection therewith
tanks. stock tanks. cold solution tanks
sump tanks. filter tanks. zinc boxes, csa
pumps 1rr@sa Eesrd sne a'nss moiors
starting apparatus. shaftlng. pullcys,
betting used In connection herewith. to.
gether with turntables, cars. track. bins
grinders: vertical tubular boilers, COM
bination driving and melting furnace. ex-
tank dr apa Dress sSne settling
cornet roll. coal furnace, trlpie-X pump
water motor, chain kosts, tackle blocks
wrenches, hammers. chisels amalcamn
ting plates. and other machinery, appur-
tenances. appliances and equipment
forming part of said cyanide mill and
now and heretofore used In connection
herewith.
Also machine shop. upper Fish Creek
power plant. lower Fish Creek power
face tramway. and other appurtenanoes.
appliances, equipment, forming a part
connection Herewith
Also all machinery. appliances. equ,p-
ment. and implements I'm the mine known
as the Annie Laurie mine, consisting of
electric locomotives. hoIstlng engines.
drilling machines, cars. tram skips ore
skips. timber sleips. timber trucks.
tracks. drills. picks, shoyels. hammers.
saws. nxes. anvils. vises, sIedges, Gollies
Sntters cold cutters. hot cutters. fullcrs.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Mar 20 1907,
Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until o'clock p. m, Thurs
day. ApriI II, 1901 Tor constructing band
stand In Liberty Park.
INSTRUCTIONS TO bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond, can be obtained upon application
TT the Office OF the Board OF Public
Works or City Engineer.
The, right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
BY order Of The Board of Public
Worlts. f. j. LEONARD, Chairman.
LOUIS c. KELSEY, City Engineer
ii93g
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ASSESSMENT NO. q

New Red Wing Mining c
Principal place Of business sa''
Notice is hereby given that at Sa
ing of the directors held s on ons
of March. 1907, an asseiia invisa o
immediately to F. NJ. orem. ,es SscsSssA sss
the Offices of the company, > soIifb 1jfsb1
bach building. Salt Lake ci,y, ,hi. asses asses
Any stock upon which '9ls 'T9lssuesday
I19b may dny as"a' Of A,1 Go 1907 win si be dela ~
and and advertised for sale at puolblss sd lbsfor' n
and unless payment is MADE at ST. q
be be- sold on wednesday. the mn In.' d
May, 1907. at one o'clock pocether
the delinquent assessment. cxpen|
sale. +. M Ok E"s s,t Lake
3O5 1908 Auerbach Bldg. Sai' "
Utah.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Daly-Judge Mining company. a
corporation OF New Jersey, viii. on April
II. 1907, pay its second quarterly divi
dend OF Bay cents per share TO the regis
tered owners of Its capital stock as
shown by the books OF the company on
March 81, 1907 Transfers and transfer
books Will be closed March 81. 1907, and
remain closed until April 13, 1907
By order OF the board
@. W. LAMBOURNE.
1928 Secretary and Treasurer,
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And In accordance with law and an or
der OF tho board OF directors made on the
18th day OF February. 1907. many
shares of each parcel OF stock as may be
necessary VIII he sold at the secretary's
office. No, l61 South Main street. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Wednesday, the 10th
day Of April 1907, at II o'clock noon, TO
pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the cost Of advertising and expense
OF sale ]. OBERNDORFER,
Secretary
No. 16l South Main street Salt Lake
City. Utah. i2303
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pnny. Principal place OF business, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice: There are de-
linquent upon tho following described
stock on account OF assessment No. 26 OF
one Cd cent per share. levied February
19, 1907. payable on or before March 23,
1907. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
follows
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance confirming the nssess-
rnent upon the property on all streets
within the district bounded on the west
by the center line OF state street. on
the east by the center line of Thirteenth
East street. on the north by the south
side OF Ninth South street. and on the
south by tho city limits. In Sidewalk Dis
trcrs Nos. 20, 30, az. 81, 81, 36. 81. 3S, 40
and i3. for the construction OF cement
BE It ordained by the City Council of
Salt Lake City. Utah;
Section l. That the assessment list
made by the City Treasurer as corrected:
approved and completed by the Board Of
Equalization and Review, heretofore duly
appointed by. the City Council for that
streets within the district bounded the
west by the center line OF State street.
on the east by the center line of Thir-
south side OF Ninth South street. and on
the south by the city limits in Sidewalk
Districts Nos. 2e. 30, a. 33. 81 SO. 81. 5s.
pose OF constructing cement sidewalks
upon said portions OF said streets. ia here
by confirmed. and the assessments made
and returned In said completed lists arc
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval,
Passed by The city Council of Salt Lake
City, Utah, March II. 1907. and referred
TO the Mayor for his approval.
j. q. MORETON, City Recorder
Approved EzR 7R l21H DAY q MarSh 1907
.
State OF Utah. city and county OF Salt
Lake.-ss.
l. ] B, Moreton, City Recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
tho above and foregoing is n full. true
and correct copy Of an ordinance entitled.
AN ordinance confirming the assessment
on all streets within the district bounded
on the west by the center line OF State
street. on the east by the center line OF
Thirteenth East street. the north by
the south side OF Ninth South street, and
on the south by the city limits. In Side
walk Districts Nos. %, 80, &c. 80, 90.
Sc, 81, 3S, 40 and i3. for tho construction
OF cement sidewalks" passed by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City. Utah, March
II. 1907, and approved by the Mayor.
March IL, 1907, as appears of record ir
my office.
In witness whereof. ] have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal Of said city. this 18th day OF March,
1907 j. b MORETON,
CSeal) City Recorder.
Bill No 16
Sidewalk Extension No. los 1899
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When you see the name Vogeler on
contains the highest quality
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ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE.

In tho Circuit Court OF the United
the Annie Laurie Mining company under
order Of court;-FrHnk II Buhl, com
plainant. ys. tho Annie Laurie Mining
company, n corporation, and w. 8. Nc
Cornick. defendants.
court of the United stass ron the 1s
trict of Utah, held at Salt Lake City. in
the State Of Utah. on tho 26th day of
the above entitled suit requiring that all
Of the corporate property and assets
owned by the Annie Laurie Mining com
ton, which property and assets are fully
and particularly described In the receiy-
the clerle OF snid court and are herein
after particularly described, be sold by
the undersigned master Of said court,
and the proceeds OF such sale applied as
required by tho further order Of the
Whereas. 1t is further ordered by the
court TINT said master shall sell sold
property for cash at public sale 10 the
tice thereof; and
Whereas. 1t Is further ordered by the
bid at such sale for any sum less than
sufficient 70 pay the entire in
debtedness OF said the Annie Laurie
as we'll to pay In full all receivers
| certificates Issued under orders OF this
! court up to the date OF sale. and az we'll
| as TO pay all costs OF the suit. including
the compensation OF the receiver and It's
attorneys: and
master shall sell all OF said property for
| cash, subject only TO the statutory right
to redeem the real estate sold from the
Now. therefore, PUBLIC notice is hereby
given that ], S. VI Lewis. master of
ions OF said order. win. on Monday. the
1st day OF ApIl A. d, 1907, at the hour
Of two o'clock h m oa ns SAID ars day. at uih the
| ing company in the town OF Kimberly.
| IN Pluto county, in the State of Utah, the
said office being situated on the prem
| the highest bidder, In accordance with
the terms and conditions OF said order,
the said property and tho whole thereof.
and apply the proceeds thereof in ac-
cordance with the further order OF the
| court In the premises.
property to be sold under the order OF
said court at the time and place afore-
sald
REAL ESTATE.
tract OF land situated in Sovier
! county, in the State OF Utah. known as
tho Robinson Ranch, and described as
| follows;
Commencing at the northwest corner
! Of tho northeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF section 80. In township %
south, OF range Al west. OF the Salt Lake
meridian and suth nnnE thfafe 6aes east 81
west IL chains, thence south 20 chains.
tbepre west 20 chains thence north An
ehe ehains to the MACE of bepinninp :" snT ~
cnntninine 1oI scrns of Land In tbs eost
boIS ~ ibe southeast onarter ~ sail
son,io,, a. and the northWest uuarter ~
,Sa soutbwest nuarter of section a. in
township 20 south; OF range "a west, of
the Da'' ,ha fniior,ine p.terted r,i,,,o
! claims situated In Plute county. stats
| Of Utah.
!
Senator cannon,
I Overland Fraction.
Bird OF All Hirdsi
Gatheld,
Lincoln
Senator Smoot Millsite."
lack Pot.
Senator stewart
! Lillian,
| Annie Laurie
Chief
| Devora
/ 'Royal Gorge"
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
The National Bank of the
Republic.

al salt Lake City. in the State of Utah,
at the close of business March -. 1907
RESOURCES.
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KEARNs. KEITH MINING COMPANY.
Notice Of Special Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby Civ cn that there will
he special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the kearns- Keith Mining company, a
Utah corporation. held at the Office OF the
sald company in the David Keith build
ing. Main street Salt Lake City, Utah.
ON the Sth day OF April, 1907, nj eleven
o'clock a. m. The said meeting is called
10 consider and determine a proposition
TO sell and transfer all Of the property of
this corporation To a corporation To be
formed for the purpose oC acquiring the
property of this corporation and other
mining property; and to empower the
Board of Directors of this corpora ton
to make said sale and transfer.
THOMAS KEARNS.
President and Director.
FRANK j. WESTCOTT
Secretary and Director.
JOSEPH T. RICHARDS.
Director.
Dated March 25, 1907. i2OGi
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTlCG III CONIRACIORS.
Office of the Board OF Public Works,
Salt Lake City. Utah. Mar 20 oOI.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 4 o'clock p. M, Thursday,
April II, 1907. for the work of Gradinc
cUrblng and paving South Temple street
from Tenth East street TO United States
Military Reservation. and West Temple
street from Fourth South street TO Fifth
South street.
The approximate quantities of work TO
be done Pre- as follows:
Grading =. ........... %, 600 cubic yards
Curhing --........-.s 5000 linear feet
Asphalt pavement 20. 600 square Yards
Instructions to bidders. together with
specitica tious and forms for contract and
bond. can be obtained upon applica tIon
AT the office OF the Board OF Public
Works or CITY Engineer.
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
i. j. LEONARD. Chairman.
LOUIS c. KELSEY, city Engineer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-25
X. u. FOOTBALL GAME.
Seats Go on Sale Officials
Are Selected.

Two of the officials for the K u
Washburn football game on Nov. 2
have been selected. They are Masker
OF Kansas City, for referee, and Samp-
| son of Emporia, for head linesman.
The umpire has not yet been chosen.
Barry, an old Swarthmore star, who
is living out here, was offered the
place. but has declined. Manager
Stahl of Washburn and Manager
Lansdon of K. U. will have a confer
ence at Lawrence Saturday and select
the umpire.
Seats for the K. U.-Washburn game
will go on sale at Fullerton's gun
store (Jesse Elliott's old store) next
Tuesday morning. No more than ten
seats will be sold to any one person.
The seats will be reserved for rows
and sections, and only enough tickets
will be issued for each row to fill that
row. 1t is expected that one of the
biggest crowds in the Topeka history
of the game will attend the K. u
Washburn contest. The two teams
divide the receipts equally, and the
cost of admission is 81. This includes
reserved seat. Everybody who gets
into the park must pay 81; the ones
who buy tickets first will secure seats.
When the grandstands are sold out
the others buying tickets will have to
stand up. 1t is therefore of impor-
lance to people to get tickets to the
game early. 1t is likely that the
whole east granSista nd6awf1t be sold to
Kansas university students. and a
large portion Of the west grandstand
is certain to be taken by Washburn.
Consequently the number of seats
which will be offered is limited. Car
riage stands back of the wire fence
will be sold and reserved.
1t is possible that the Washburn-
Manhattan "Aggie" game will be
played in Topeka on Nov. 8: This
game was scheduled for Manhattan,
but Washburn will decline to play
there unless Manhattan promises the
next years game for Topeka. 1t may
also be decided that a better crowd
for the game can be secured in To-
peka than in Manhattan. This will
depend largely on the outcome of the
next Saturday. If Manhattan holds K.
U. to a small score in that game. or by
any chance beats them, the "Aggie"
game will probably be played in To-
peka, because of its Importance in de-
Gliding the state championship. But if
the "Aggies" are swamped by K. U,
the chances are that the game will go
to Manhattan.
People in Topeka generally expect
K. u to roll up a very decisive score
against Manhattan. 1t seems to be
general impression that Kansas will
win by from three to six touchdowns.
Most of the Washburn team will go
to Lawrence to witness the X u
Manhattan game, and for that reason
K. U. is likely to do the same thing
washburn did at ST Marys last
Wednesday-play conservative.
old fashioned game. unless their hand
is forced by the Agricu1turists, and |
they are obliged to exert themselves |
UNEXPECTEDLY.