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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
OPPONENTS OF PROGRESS.

That there os determined effort
OF the Smoot ring, composed both Of
Republicans and Democrats. - to
| prevent, if possible, The prosecution of
public work and Improvements in this
city, is manifest.
First, VIC see the Smooilte Legisla
ture pass law which is calculated to
so tangle the work of letting contracts
for public work as to make the same
impracticablc. But the ingenuity and
ability of the American party's Off
cial law advisers have overcome the diff
ficulty, and an ordinance is drafted
which, while fully conforming TO the
requirements of the law, will still per-
nit of the public work going OH.
Second, Just at this stage the Smoot
Democracy comes in with It's opposition.
The ordinance necessarily provides that
all the cost of all the preliminary work,
including surveys, estimates, advertis"
ing, etc, shall be included in the bid
of the contractors. The Smoot Democ-
racy jumps in here and demands that
all shall be held up until bids for the
advertising are called for and contracts
thereon are awarded. 1t is an imprac-
tcable proposition, well known to be
so by those who propose and support
it. Their position is taken for delay
and to thwart the progress of public
work; it is hostile to the interests Of the
city. These obstructionists are lust as
false in their relation to the public in
forests in this matter as they are in
their alleged reasons for their course;
for, whereas, they pretend that they
consider the price now charged for ad
vertising these Improvement notices to
be too great, they were entirely salts
fed TO pay much greater price when
their own party was in power, with no
thought Of advertising for bids for the
work. But the matter Of calling for
bids for the advertising was simple
matter then, as that was entirely dis
sociated from the contract for the work,
whereas now as to every individual
piece of property it has TO be included.
This makes the matter of segregation
for advertising purposes, or for any other
single purpose, impracticable, That this
is so, the Smoot Democratic - obstruc-
tioDists have only to blame the Smoot
" Republican obstructionists who
passed the law that was designed to
stop the progress of Salt Lake City
under American auspices.
The ordinance drawn by Judge Hlles
and presented by his assistant, Mr..
Dininny, is without doubt all right. 1t
is folly to allow the ignoramus. Fern
strom, TO tamper with it, The claim
of desire TO save expense in advertis~
ing is a transparent fraud. The real
purpose is to prevent the progress Of
improvement. But the American Coun-
cilmen are awake to the shams and the
schemes of the opposition, and the effort
TO stop public improvements in Salt
Lake will fail, no matter under what
specious disguise the obstruction comes
no.
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thing was so absurd that it did not take
the jury but a minute or so to bring
in verdict OF acquittal after the case
was submitted.
The county, however, has TO make it's
defense against the County Attorney,
and is obliged TO employ a special at
torney, inasmuch as County Attorney
for their attempt to preserve life and
property on the lower Jordan. If in
this attempt it can be shown that q
carp or two have been killed, then the
Fish and Game law is violated and the
Commissioners will, Of course, accord"
ing to the Hanson theory, be found
guilty and must be fined, 1t was
the order of the County Commission
ers that removed the distractions, and
though the proceeding is nominally
county TO do this work Of relief and
preservation, it is the Commissioners
themselves who are ultimately sued,
and ii is the county that must pay the
bill, both for the prosecution and for
the defense
County Attorney Hanson is covering
himself with activity certainly, if not
with glory, in the ridiculous prosecu.
tions that he is indulging in, and the
public will have heavy bill to pay on
his account before it is done with him.
The idea OF bringing suit for the de.
struction of fish in a case of this kind
is something entirely worthy Of the
ingenuity, the powers, and the learning
Of the County Attorney, as displayed
heretofore in his official acts And yet
the whole procedure is so ridiculous
that the taxpayers, who must event
ua!ly have to foot the bills, cannot be
blamed IT they fail TO see the bril-
liancy and the glory that are to be
reaped in this kind OF exasperating and
incompetent procedure on the part Of
County Attorney Hanson. 1t was a
great triumph" to the ring when
Hanson was elected; but that election
will impose an infliction beyond pres.
ent computation upon the taxpayers
before they have done with him, and
obtain relief from his official inf1ic-
tions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
COUNTY VERSUS COUNTY.

County Attorney Hanson, having
made such an inglorious mess Of his
fight in behalf of the county against
the city, has now undertaken to make
one branch of the county government
fight another branch Of the county
government; this in defiance of the
county commissioners, who, by law, are
made the supervising authority over
county affairs, and over all other coun-
ty officers. In this latest phase of his
incompetence, County Attorney Hanson
is virtually in n state of rebellion
against the county government, and
puts himself in an attitude distinctly
antagonIstic to the statutes of the
State.
The County Commissioners, in con-
junction with the city, undertook to
relieve the pressure from the lower Jor-
dan and TO preserve life and property
by removing the distractions from the
stream so as to allow the overflow TO
pass down the channel and relieve the
difficulties of the inhabitants along the
banks, and preserve their dwellings and
their stock. On the removal Of the oh.
structions in the stream, Mr. Hanson
brings suit against the agents OF the
county and of the city on the petty and
side-show charge of destroying fish,
The trial against the city was before
Justice Bishop yesterday, and was
roaring farce from start to finish. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

water ut Soda Springs, may have been
due to fact that they were confident
in the possession Of sufficient strength
of character to eventually "comc out
of IT. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

That Mr.. Bishop has been called into
tho conspiracy against police officials
must not necessarily be taken as an in
dication that Mr.. Hanson does not
consider that he has himself sufficiently
muddled It,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Although he may have bccn double.
crossed in his Fillmore friend, the
United States Attorney is reminded
that probably this is not the first time
a gold'brick proposition has been enter
tanned by someone named Hiram.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

If Professor Bell is in doubt as TO
how to proceed in perfecting his motor,
equipped kite, Elder B. IL. Roberts
could tell him where to go in order to
reach people who already forcsee the
whole thing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Even if jewellers leave everything in
their shops when they take their outing
they will yet be able to hear from their
wives aud sweethearts that they were
accompanied by their Jewels
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Yet it must not be imagined that the
Civic Improvement League of Ogden
objects to having the water pumped out
of the river into the city mains simply
because that is not the beverage Of
which they are most fond
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Perhaps, too, the former postmaster
of Fillmore may imagine that the Nor.
mons have some cause for pursuing him
for the reason that once he used to re-
cite IN theIr meeting houses
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Where The Tribune Is On Sale.

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Uncle Joe Cannon may wonder WHY
trainmen have determined TO oppose his
Presidential candidacy when he has
been Informed by Mr.. Taft that the
Speaker of the House docs not want it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

From the manner in which he bubbled
over, some people will assume that the
Texan who had lost, his soap box may
have previously swallowed it's contents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

y man named Hughes has been sent
TO Jail for playing the part of n Shylock
IN his business transsctions-a case of
Hughesurious interest, so to speak,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Scientists and Elder Roberts will re-
cognize that in the mechanical world
there is indeed great progress when
there can be water filings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Inmates of the deaf and dumb school
arc reported TO be making noise like
the anti-polygamy sermon of Silent
SmOOt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

And if to Mr.. Sutherland there has
been vouchsafed one political plum, he
must yet be on his guard lest it develop
into lemon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Men who refused to go TO work at
the smelter on that day will hereafter
agree with the present report that Mon
day brought no change.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Messrs. Parent and McWhirtcr recite
as ii they were training to become
Mormon block teachers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

He being their enemy, the Idaho
prisoners may be encouraged in the
report that Mr.. Orchard has written
a book
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Any son of the Emerald Isle could
say that not only does Peet thrive in
bogs, but that lie is also spelled wrong.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
Wednesday, May %, 1907.

With condemned men, it seems, there
is Day OF repentance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

"Says water is bad, rends head,
ing. Even for bathing purposes?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Business communications should be nh-
dressed; "The Tribune. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah"
Matters for publication to Editor The
Tribune Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

That Salt. Lake saloon proprietor has
mono the start of Ogden, in having had
showed onto him bad Bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Pythians will observe that Mr.. Host
is addicted TO the habit of talking at
knights
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

wages may be said to have Mercurial
disposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

High school boys will be told by their
teachers that it undignified to be in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

The recklessness Of our Idaho com
mercial boosters, dallying with the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

superiority in systems of work and machinery OF
q few years ago has well nigh been overcome
The Americans had heard many stories regarding
the reluctance of German and other European
manufacturers to admit Americans to their works.
but only five out of about seventy-ive manufact-
1rers with whom the Americans corTesponded de-
clined TO admit them and in each case the refusal
was based on special reasons Usually, the Amerl-
cans found a reception committee at the railroad
station with carriages. and were conducted to the
works bv the directors of the companies the
American flag was hoisted the works during
the Americans stay there. and they were enter
tanned at luncheon dinner.
From Magdeburg the American party Will go 10
Hanover where it will break up Lieutenant car
dan and Mr. Egan sailing for home on september
!. on the French Line steamer La Lorraine
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City. Sept. 3.-CATTLE-Recepts. ZOO head
incIuding 200 southsTus. Market steady to shade
lower Choice export $G9S6
sass; 81 25lZS5 stock
Ts and feeders s. 1885. So 25$4 so,
southern COWS s. 25g$3 25 81 25d$4 so;
tive hefers S3dS5 *. bulls 81 J0a$3 40; calves S4QS7
Receipts 5000 head: market steady TO &c higher
bulk sales oJqs6 20 heavy IS 6ou$6 packers 50 %
qS6 II y; pigs light So 15d$6 20. SHEEP-Receips
head: sheep steady lambs l0c higher lambs 50 90
and yeerngs. 50 254s5 10; rangers year
ngs s. GpsS sheep s5QS5 Co. stockers and feed
ers So 50GSJ so ~
Chicago, sept 3.--cATTLE-R Receipts. 5000 head;
slow: prime steers. S4Gp
COWS 30Gs: heifers. S3S5 T5; bulls 81 40Q$
calves s3dsT so: and feeders 81 4UQ$5 HOGS
-R4ceirts H. eco head: market steady choice heavy
sbppng S6 10aSG %. light butchers Sc 20G$6 as light
mixed 6O5GsG 80. choice light. Sc 40GSG %: packing,
s. 40s5 So pigs 81 5OdS6 25 bulk 81 sales 50 75s6 05
SHE,pI-Receipis. 1000 head: market steady sheep.
50 s0aS SO So: yearlings IS 75asG 5: lambs s6aST so
-ast Buffalo Sept. 3.-CATTI.Hf-Receips 223 head;
slow and steady; prime steers Sc 25a$6 70 yEAI.s-
T9sajnts 900 head and steady HOGSReceipts.
ZOO head fairly active 6G1oc higher; heavy So 40q
se 90 mixed Sc 704$G so Workers SO 60q$6 So; pigs
sc e-t,ss -. roughs s. 25as5 60 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Pecipts 300 head: steady; sheep active lambs slow.
Cincinnati Sept 3.-HoGs quiet; butchers and ship
reTs Sc 55NSs &. 50 2511$6 % CATTLE
fair 10 good shippers s. 10gs5 50; common. 81 %
GS3 45. SHEEP steady k2 90 LANES steady sag
81
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GERM4N INDUSTRIES.
Great 4dUance in Methods and
GrO5cth of Business.

Berlin. Sept 2-Ldeutenant Godfrey L. Garden
CT the United States Revenue Cutter Service. who
has been investigating the principal industrial
~entres of Belgium Switzerland and Germany with
party Of American manufacturers and professors.
zent TO Nagdeburg to-day In the party II.
s. Leschen, Of A. Lescen & Sons. of ST. Louis
Elirord Egan, OF J. a. Fay. Egan & Co. OF Cincn-
safi. L. Il. Weber Of Kansas City: Professor Cliff
s9rd coggins, of the University Of Colorado, and
rofessor Raynor Allen, OF the Massachusetts In
tftute OF Technology The two principal conclu-
ons reached in which all the members of the
american party agree. are the extraordinary pros
serity and great Industrial advance of Germany
In Of the thirty-fve works visited were crowded
yitl orders. Of them having orders for years
head. The Alsatian Construction Company of
ulhausen. employing nine thousand persons has
-lers until late in 1910. Al Nuhausen the Ameri-
rs found gas engines being constructed UP to
90 horsepower. Gas engines IN America. Lieu
snaBt Garden said. are regarded in an expert
sentel stage. hut all over Europe. he added gas
gines had passed from experimental practi-
4
The Americans found that the Germans made
reat use Of waste steam in ways unknown in
rnerica Lieutenant Garden. who visited $50 Ger
works IN 1893 q machinery expert for the
Z. Ireais Exposition. said in the last four years
workshop efficiency here had increased almost
% per cent. the manufacturers everywhere hav-
rg applied American methods % getting the great
est WORK out Of tools and machines He found
however that the Germans employed fewer Amer
can machine tools. most of those hav-
1g been made in Germany. although the high
81 ci2ss American tools still imported.
TIE feeling among the manufacturers of the party
was ll2t III. United States viii experience diff
epsty ia bsatng Germany aad th4: tae Arnerican
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
TOBACCO HEN At ODDS.
Osoners of RiraE Cigarette Machines
Disagree at Garden ShO1c.

Strife broke cut yesterday at the Tobacco Show
at Madison Square Garden between the owners Of
rival mile minute cigarette making machines
and legal complications threatened for to-day
- injunctions have been taken out and will be
served this morning, but the management SAYS the
trouble will be confined the disput3ng firms
The trouble arose through the management SELL
Eng TO one exhibitor the Khedival company of
New York. the exclusive right TO manufacture
cigarettes by machinery at the show. 1t also made
g contract with Abdulla & Co. which permitted
the latter firm TO make cigarettes at the expo
sition The contract did not stipulate, according
TO AbdElla &, Co.'S contention, how the cigarettes
were to be made Accordingly the company in
stalled machine for this purpose, and Samuel IL
Harris. the president of the khedival company,
Immediately went the warpath-
The rival machines were hard at work yesterday
turning out cigarettes by the thousand. while
counsel for the disputants Were equally busy
preparing briefs. Mr.. Harris announced through
his attorneys. Christie & Brightnan, Of No 30
Broadway that he would serve two injunctions
to-day. one on General Manager Turk of the To-
bacco Trades Exposition Company for breach Of
contract, and the other o r. Hartmann, presi-
dent of the AbduIla company. for infringing on
his rights. The affair IS causing considerable ex-
citenent among the exhibitors.
The annual convention of the tobacco and allied
trades is scheduled for next Monday, and manu-
racturers. 5obbers and retailers from all over the
United States, Porto Rico and Cuba will be in
attendance.
An interesting feature yesterday was the cigar
enloking contest The cigars were nearly foot
tong and as black the of spades. The
prize went the smoker who first finished his
gigantic smoke. Il not at all surprising that
several OF the contestants became decidedly i'll.
The prize last night a boyish looking
soung chap. who seemed TO thrive the task.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
MORE SUITS AGAINST SOUTHERN.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

TI}y Telegraph 10 The IrIbuneI
Asheville, y c, Sept 3.-Two true bills were
found against the Southern Railway to-day by the
superior grand jury of Transylvana County because
of the condition OF the Southerns roadbed which II
IS alleged is unsafe and is highly dangerous Mark
Brown Solicitor of Asheville. instructed the grand
jury at Brevard bring presentments against the
Southern. Accidents have been frequent Of late on
the Southern from HendersOnville y. G, to Lake
Toxawa n G, and a short time ago entire
Messenger train which had three hundred passen-
gers on board, was overturned on a steep mountain
grade Warrants will be issued against the South
ern this week and the case will come UP for trial
in Noyernner
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

-;rerpool sent 3-CIosiHg --WIfEAT-Spot nominal;
f,res steady september. IS 67sd: December Is 9-d;
Hsrrb - lnA.d CGRN-Spot steady; American mixed
new IS lad: Old Northern. no stock; futures quiet
eeuteutyer IS AID: October 80 sid PEAS-Canadian
arm an Us 100 FIoUR-Wirter patents. firm. 27s Sd
HOPS in CoasD. steady. at e 5saf3 5s
f3F.f-F-Ext-a India quiet. S2s Cd. PORK
Prime mess. Western. steady SIS ed HAAIs-short
cut IL 10 f6 II, easy. 5Cs 6i. BACON-Cumberland
cut 81 30 10. quiet, Bis; short rib. IL TO "A H.
quiet Cd long clear niiddles light IS to 81 n
DO heavy, 80 40 NJ Sos Cd
short clear backs n. dull. 44s; clear
TO steaCy. Sis SFfOJLDEE2S-S II TO
ID. easy 52s Sd. LARD-Prime Western terces.
45s; American refined pals. steady.
As. CHEESE-Canadan finest. white. firm at 56s;
do colored nea. firm. 57s Cd. TALLOw-Prime city
dull Sos Cd. TURPENTINE-Sprts. quiet.
RoSIN-Comnlon, steady. lis. PETROLEUM-Rs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
LABoR's NEEDS IN PORTO RICO.

San Juan, p r.. Sept 3.-Labor Day was OBJ
served in this city by a street parade and meet
ing in the theatre at which Governor Post spoke.
In reply questions the Governor said that mas
much as Porto Rico could have insular labor
bureau, the Department OF Commerce and Labor at
Washington might be induced TO broaden the field
of its work here The local child labor laws he
characterized n Intellectual. and said that many
schools were still needed. The Governor will make
recommendations concerning labor conditions in
Porto Rico to the next Legislature
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
oLTTCF MIXTURES.
STORAGE NOTICES.


New York. August 2S, 1901.
NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE Co-'
fO3 East I23th st.
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Thomas T. II Neekin, Mrs. MARIE Andel-
son I Goodman Mrs. K GOslin, MISS "
A WeibIe Thomas Disharoom. Nj. Luoeiski;
Mrs Freisheim. s. a. Russell You anu
each Of you arc hereby notified thar. the
time for payment OF our lien upon the prop
crty hereinafter described having expired
srter dI1e notice thereof had been given
y-nu we will cause such property. 70 wit;
IoIIseboId goods. personal effects ard ner-
rbandIse stored Iy you or in Your name IN
the warehouses Of this company. 20 be SOLO
~ r,trIic auction according 70 the statutes
in such cases made and provided. at the
auction rooms OF George Merle. loo East
12hth st commencing Tuesday. september
17th 1907. at 10.30 a. m. and cohtihuins
eye-v TUESDAY and wednesday the9esIteg,
M the sama place and hour. unit! the BoodS
have been sold. -,,Cr, r,O
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