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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Notice to Water Users.

state Engineers ONCE.
salt Lake City, Utah June % 1877.
Notice Z, hereby given that the Utah County
Light aud Power Company, by It's manager John
II. wuouon, whose postoace address q,
american Fork Utah. has made application in
accordance with the requirements of Chapter
los Session Laws OF Utah, iWj, to appropriate
forty CO. cubic feet per second of water from
Alpine Greek Utah County Utah. said water
will be diverted by means Of a dam aud pipe line
al a point which bears north rs degrees 30
iniuutc- ea,t ~, 80 feet fiom the southeast cor
ner Of section 7, Township south, Range >
Fist, salt Lake base aud meridian from where
twill be conveyed for a distance Of n 900 feet
aud there used from January to December ~
inclusive Of each year TO develop power for
electric lighting aud prop-lling machinery in
salt lake aud Utah counties. Alter having been
50 diverted aud used, the water will be returned
" the natural channel Of said stream, at "A point
which bears north ~ degrees east 900 feet from
the southeast corner Of section 7, Township 4
south Range east salt Lake base and meridian.
This application Is designated in the state
Engineers Oaice as No. 1915.
All protests aPaint the granting OF said ap.
plcaton stating the reasons therefor must be
made by affidavit in duplicate and filed in this
Office within th,rty $50 days after the completion
Of the publication Of this notice
Caleb Tanner,
state Engineer
Date OF first publication July H. 1907, date
OF completion OF pub ication August 10. 1907.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Four Deaths From 5ubonio Plague Il
San Franchises ChlnatoWn,

san Francisco Five cases OF hu
bonic plague, four OF which have re-
suited in death, have been reported to
the health department within the past
week The patients with one eXcep'
ton we're of the poorer class OF ioI
elgners dwelling in the neighhorhood
Of the old Chinatown The exception
was a foreign sailor, taken from a
Coastwise steamer. Prompt and ac-
tive measures we're taken by the Local
state and federal authorities, and a
spread Of the disease is not feared.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

1t flows like electricity through your
veins; it does the work II you are
wasting away take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, 30 cents, Tea or Tab.
lets. r. !. Wadsworth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Notice.
rnitea states land Office.


Salt Lake City Ctah.
June 18th. 1877.
TO whom II MAY Concern
Nulice Is hereby given that the state Of Utah
has filed Ia thi, Office lists Of lands selected 10y
the said State as Indemnity school Lands, under
section OF the Act ofCongress approved Iuly
IL. 1874 As follows viz
50 sly Sec 6, Estate 3Ss Z. RS Lots W.
so NEl4 sec s. Lots 3, T. SWl4 NV. Ma
swL, sec. 3. State lO39l r, 6 =, K. w.
> !. VI
Copies Of sold lists FAR as they relate 10 sgid
uacts by descriptive subdivisions have beiu
c9nspicuou-ly posted in this onioe for inspect, n
by any person interested and by the pub c
generally
During me period ofpublcatign Of tins motto e.
under departmental instructions Of April t5
1907 protests Or contests against the claim Of the
state TO any Of the tract, OF subdivisions heic
ubefore described ON the ground that the sam,
Is more valuable for mineral Than for agricil
mrM purposes. will be received aud noted f1l
report TO the General Land Office at Wa,hidg
tom. D. c Failure so To protest ~ coutgt
within the time specified win bee cousidtrt
-unicieut evidence ot the nou.mnurral cbnracte
oCthe tracts. and the selection, thereof, bcinl
otherwise free from objection will be rccoiu
mended for approval
g. y. r. THOMPSON.
Register.
First publication July a. 1907.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Portland Girl Prefers Death TO Los.
of Reason.

FoTITdUu NTTI FISIVTo VV"0W 70 EOts
OF Reason.
Portland. Ore.-Conscious that she
was mentally deranged, Miss Pitra
LourutZ, 20 years OF age, killed herself
on Saturday, By taking strychnine,
The girl had been engaged to he mar
ried for several months, but recently
became afflicted mentally. She had
received medical treatment, but con-
tinued TO grow worse, and the grow
ing realization OF her unhappy future,
,ogether with the fact that in her con.
dition she could not wed, impelled her
10 destroy herself.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Seasons and Fashions.

Woman's apparel blossoms out in
gorgeousness simultaneously with the
trees and flowers. Queen.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

First publication July 4 1907
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25
Msroors Want Game.

The manager OF the Maroons states
that he has had a very hard time geI
ting games with teams OF their class
all teams being afraid since they de
feated the Buckeyes and Pirates, who
are their weight. by an overwhelming
score. II the Nimisilas. Iroquois and
other teams averaging 135 pounds
which ls the correct average OF the
MaOons. do not set their nerve up
soon they will claim games from them
and go after teams heavier and faster
They have no game for next Sunday
and any team not over 10 pounds OF
their weight are challenged for games
Call A-2140 between 9 and $3.50 p. m.
All players are requested 10 report for
practice Friday evening"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25
THE LAST MAN
Connected With CONSTRUCTION Of Nc.
Klnley Tomb Has Left Town.
Work Completed.

Last evening Ben Cunllffe and his
family left for Buffalo. N. Y. Mr.
Cunliffs and family have been rest
dents here sinos June, 1905, and dur
ing that time they have made many
Friends In Canton who will be very
sorry 10 have them take up their
residence elsewhere. Mr.. Cunliffe was
the superintendent of the erection of
the Mckinley mausoleum and was
sent here on this important work by
Contractor Maltby to oversee the
work, aud II Is the universal opinion
OF all persons connected with the
mausoleum that no better man could
have been appointed. They are loud
In their praises OF Mr.. Cunliffe both
as a workman and personally. With
his departure the last workman leaves
and the memorial ia entirely completed
and the general public 10 invited and
urged to visit the place any time be-
tween the hours OF 0 a. NJ. and s D. m.
A custodian and several soluisrs will
be there 10 show visitors around.
The water pipe that feeds the la
goon has been repaired and In sew
eral Gays the water will bs aowlns
AZ usual
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25
SERVICE BOARD
Awards Contract for LouIs Avenue I'm
prevemsnt, Against Protest OF
One Property Owner.


prevemsnt Against Protest Of
One Property Owner. \
The board Of public servios held q
very busy session yesterday. We'd
ussday the members OF the board
went on q tour Of inspection ana ~
a result they found many things that
demanded their attention.
The Loyis avenue matter was tax
en- up. Come time ago half q dozen
Of the property owners On that street
pstitioned the board to make some
improvements on II. Tho board re-
fssred II 10 the council. which body
In turn referred II back to the board,
with instructions TO go ahead with
the work. The city engineer made an
estimate Of the cost and piannId ror
the improvement. Then two of the
property holders who had signed the
contract would not abide by II. The
hoard went after the delinquents and
finally one Of them agreed to live up
TO his contract but one would not.
Yesterday the board Instructed the
engineer to 80 ahead with the work
IN front ot tho property where the
ownors rad agreed To stsnd the ca
pense. The contract was awarded 10
John skeeles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25
After the Small peaIers.

Portsmouth. o.. Oct. 24.-All the
butchers. bakers and milk dealers
In the city faced a special grand jury
yesterday. for being In alleged com.
blnes to boost prices.
Not enough evidence was given to
warrant indictments on the antitrust
law. but in dismissing the Jurors Judge
Flair said that. while the national and
state governments were prosecuting
the big trusts. smaller courts and
grand juries should keep a sharp look,
out for local infractions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

Clerk Faust was instructed to notify
the Sun yapor Light company to place
lights at the following places: I'LL
Lewis avenue. northwest corner OF
Fourth and Wells streets, zoo and 3O2
lawn avenue. The Canton Electric
company was ordered to place an arc
light at 200 Kentucky avenue. at the
corner OF Walser and Bard streets
and to lower the lights at Tuscarawas
and Dueber and Tuscarawas aud Ken
lucky avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

The city engineer was instructed
to notify the sewer contractor on
Meyer avenue to nx the bitches that
had been left In an improper condi-
tion. and to ascertain the owner OF lot
number 602 Fulton street and notify
them to clean the sidewalk there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

Some time ago . complaint was
made TO the board that the Canton
Electric company had pole at the
corner Of Graham avenue and South
Market street that was a nuisance.
They were notified by Clerk Faust
to remove the pole. Yesterday they
sent communication. that they we're
not using the pole but that the Cen
trail Union Telephone company was
occupying II. The board sent them
g notice to remove II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

Candidates shouId nave their eards
printed At the News Job room.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

The clerk was instructed to notify
the d. & o. Railroad company TO re-
pair their crossins ~ South Cherry
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

The application OF b. w. Adsett for
a water service on Adams street was
referred to the superintendent OF the
water works to investigate the cost
and the revenue OF the main.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

The clerk was instructed TO notify
the Canton Steel company to repair
the switch running into their plant
on Mulberry street within ton days
and II they failed 10 comply with Or
ders the board would have II repaired
and the damage certified to the audi
tor for collection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25

The petition for light at the inter-
section of Pennsylvania avenue and
West alley was placed on file pending
investigation.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
EXPOSES
WOMAN lNPOSTOR
Father Stafford Cautions His
Pensioners From the
Pulpit.

Warning against a woman who was
collecting money without authority, aC-
cording 10 the Rev. DIR. D J. Stafford,
Of ST. Patrick's, was issued Sunday by
Dr.. Stafford from the pulpit 20 his con
gregatiOn.
DR.. Stafford warned his paTishiOners
not to contribute TO any alleged church
subscription fund" or anything of that
nature. unless they had been told pub
licly i'm the church that such subscrip-
lions would be asked.
The woman against whom he issued
the warning had, he said, been collect
trg the money. saying that she wanted
Il TO buy coal for St Joseph's Orphan
Asylum the asylum has not vet had
its coal fund swollen by the money she
collected. according 10 DR. Stafford.
II was rumOred today that she had
secured $2.0Oo on the coal fund" but
Z this could not be substantiated
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
CAPITAL STOCK AND FUNDED
DEBT--LINES WEST OF
DTTTE RT-REH

The prosperous condition of the manu-
featuring interests OF the country. and
the great increase in the consumption
% ore, coke, coal, and other materials,
as well as IN the output Of the finished
product. has forced upon the lines on
which the large iron and steel Industries
are located an exceptional expenditure
for tracks. equipment. yards and other
terminal facilities. This is especially the
C1se upon the roads embraced In your
Northwestern system; and In order to
meet these demands and supply the
Pennsylvania Company with the work
ing capital needed for its general cor
porate PURPOSES for several years, an
issue was made April %. 1896. Of twenty
million dollars OF four per cent. COllat-
eral Trust Certificates, running for
twenty-five years, with the right Of re-
demptiOn by the Company at any time
after fifteen years. These certificates
are guaranteed, principal and interest
By your Company.
1t will be noted that after paying a
dividend OF six per cent for the past
wear, making large contributions TO its
various Sinking Funds, and transfer
ring S2.50O.O00 TO an Extraordinary Ex-
peuditure Fund. the Pennsylvania Com
Dany carried a substantial balance 70
the credit Of its Profit and Loss Account
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and
ST Louis Railway Company was also
able. after making the payments re-
quired bv its Sinking Funds and apply
ing a substantial sum toward the prin-
Cipal of Car Trusts and to Extraordinary
Expenditures. to increase its dividends
10 five per cent. on its preferred and
three and a half per cent, per annum
on its common stock and further add to
its Profit and Loss Account.
The Vandalia Railroad Company also
increased its dividend to four and half
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

a communication was read from
William Hart Dexter, assistant dairy
man OF the Bureau Of Animal Industry,
Department Of Agriculture. in which he
made an attack on the diaries through
out the city. Mr.. Dexter offered TO de-
liver a lecture on the milk supply Of the
District before the association, and
President Armstrong will arrange for a
date the latter part Of this month.
There are 900 dairies in the District,
ana after 800 had been inspected MI.
Dexter said the average rating Of their
practice and equipment was less than 50
per cent Only one was what could
really be called excellent, two or three
were good. and less than Z per cent fair.
over 81 per cent. he continued. We're
poor I'm their sanitary condition.
Through the efforts of members OF
the North Washington Citizens Asso-
citation the bill for the opening Of Adams
and w streets, from First street north
west 90 North Capitol street, was passed
by Congress last week with a provision
that the Prospect Hill Cemetery Com
pany be paid $4,000 instead OF 5000, as
was first proposed.
Aside from the reports Of committees
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
But One Excellent Dairy
In the Entire District
Department of Agriculture Expert Tells North
Washington Citizens About It-ASSoCiation
Votes to Expand Membership.

for the work done during the last
month, no important business was
brought UP for discussion at the month
~ meeting OF the association held last
night in ST. Martins Han Acting upon
a recommendation made by the bylaws
committee, the association voted TO IN
crease its territory from Michigan ave
nue. and North Capitol street west 70
Seventh street, south on Seventh street
10 New York avenue. east on New York
avenue to North Capitol street, north on
North Capitol street 10 Michigan avenue
"Owl" Car Wanted.
President Armstrong was directed 10
appoint special committee TO begin a
campaign TO increase the membership
to 500
Chairman Chew, OF the railway COM
mittee. said that he had been requested
20 communicate with officials of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany relative 10 obtaining an owl car
on the Brookland line. The last car
now leaves the Treasury at I o'clock,
and Mr. Chew says that there are a
number OF physicians and others whose
work keeps them out until after !
o. clock making IL necessary for them
TO spend the night downtown or hire a
carriage.
Several new members were elected.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

In mechanical formations of certain let
ters Individually. He said the pic
toriaI' effect was entirely different. He
could not be shaken on the crOss-ex-
animation. Witness said he had been
an expert since 1876.
Defendant Testifes.
Just before adjournment the defend
ant went upon the stand He went
into detail as 10 his place of birth. ex-
perience, service as a teacher and am
billions Said he had never coveted DR..
Montgomery position: had never been
an applicant. and had only desired 10
be rcappointed supervising principal OF
/ the Thirteenth division with the change
of administrations. He denied en-
phaucally that he wro-e the anonymous
| letter, or had ever seen IL until il was
shown 10 him by Superintendent Chan
cellOr last October. He said in DIR.
| ChancellOr's office at the the time were
Admiral Baird and Mr.. Cox CAPTAIN
I oyster and Mr. Cook came in later.
! DR.. Montgomery was also present
! When shown the letter by Dr. Chan
/ CellOr and asked il he did not write
/ IT, witness said he denied il. He said
I expressed the belief that IL was his
/ handwriting. with the exception Of Cap
I tain oyster. who said: 1t looks bad
/ for you" Captain Oyster afterward
]
| that fair play was accorded and he
/ would have a chance 10 defend himself
Cardozo said DR.. Chancellor suggest
/ ed his resignation after asking him IL
l he had not been dislOyal. He said that
the superintendent turned 10 Dr. Mont
/ gOmcry and asked him il ne (CardOzo
/ had always been loyal Yes. loyal al
/ though some times disputatious," DIT
! Montgomery is said TO have replied.
/ Witness said that he saw Dr. Chan
I cellcr several times after the mrs
/ interview and that the superintendent
! had told him the members Of the boarC
/ expected his resignation. or he must
| disprove the anonymous letter charge
/ Witness said he told the superintendent
/ he had done nothing 10 resign for, hu
I would endeavOr 10 disprOve the charges
] On going to Admiral Baird ne said h,
was informed by him that no actor
I would be taken unless the suggestion
/ came from the superintendent. Cap
tain oyster reiterated, he said, hi
I promises of fair play, as did one o.
/ two other members OF the board whom
I he saw, and he was promised a trial
| although informed by the supcrintend
! ent that he could be removed Withou
! trial.
At this tuncture Mr. Cox arose an,
I moved adjournment until today. as tn,
I hour OF midnight had arrived. The t-ia
Will be resumed this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

uonal issue Of car trust securities was
made during the year This issue en-
braced the remaining certificates Of the
Pennsylvania Steel Rolling Stock Trust.
A--'U0Opo; all the series OF the Pennsvl-
Vania steel Freight Car Trust. less the
amount mat$Ted, $500. 600; all the series
OF the Pennsylvania Steel Equipment
improvement Trust, 100000 and
twenty-five series Of 100000 each. and
$4,000 OF the twenty-third series OF
the issue Of 1906 of the Pennsylvania
General Freight Equipment Trust As
ISOLATION.
This latter Association has been Gre
ated for the purpose OF supplying
through one instrumentality the equip
ment for the lines In the Pennsylvania
railroad system, and hereafte its GER
tnCdteS viii be issued in series which
van be designated not only b. the let
ters OF the alphabet but by the year
OF issue.
The total number or Car Trust cars
now in service IS 9fST3. and the Car
Trust certificates outstanding December
Slst. 1906, aggregates S7L01S.Q09.O
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

The attention of the Shareholders has
already been directed 10 a Resolution
passed by the Congress Of the United
States, on the seventh of March. 1906
under which the Interstate Commerce
Commission was instructed 70 iuvesti-
gate and report, among other matters,
whether common carriers by rail were
interested in the ownership of the coal
carried over their lines, and whether
any officers or employees OF such car
nishing cars or other facilities to ship
pers, were interested as owners or other
wise in the coal so carried.
II having been alleged in the course
OF this investigation. which was made
eX parte. and without the safeguards
incident to judicial proceedings that en-
plOyes Of your company had failed 10 do
their full duty 10 the Shareholders of
the Company and 10 the public and that
this had resulted from their ownership
OF interests in corporations doing bust
ness with your company or over its
lines. a special committee OF five direC-
tors was appointed TO thoroughly In
quire into and report upon the matters
referred TO. This Committee has made
an exhaustive inquiry extending over
several months and reported its findings
to the Board. and copy thereof, as
well as Of their preliminary report, has
been sent TO each Shareholder. The
Committee find, as the final result of
Its examination Of the whole subject
committed to IL, that with few eXcep-
tons the officers and employees Of the
companies constituting the Pennsylvania
Railroad system have been faithful TO
duty.
AS matter of policy, however, It has
been determined that II Is TO the inter
est OF the Company that none of its
officers or employees shall have any
ownership, direct or indirect, IN any
Rv order Of
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

For the purpose of meeting the future
needs of the Company, and in pursu-
ance or the notice already given, the
Shareholders will be asked to authorize
additional stock TO an aggregate Of
500 OC0. 900 and it's issue from time to
time. under such regulations as the
Board Of Directors may prescribe. But
as IL may be to the interest of the Com
pany. TO meet its corporate requirements
through the issue Of obligations bearing
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

a lower rate Of interest rather than
through the issue Of stock. authority
Will also be requested TO increase its
Indebtedness, from time to time. to the
same aggregate amount in such form az
may be found most available at the time
of issue. The capital requirements of
the Company for the current year will
be met through the issue OF $50. 100000
of three year FIVE per cent. collateral
notes; this being deemed more advisable
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

apart for that purpose from 5000 900 to
100000 1t having also been determined
that IL Is 20 your interest that the limit
alton on admission to the service shall
be fixed at forty-five instead of thirty
five years. your approval Of that change
will be requested.
1t will be recalled that at the meeting
of the Shareholders in 1903, the necessary
authority was given for an increase Of
the capital stock to 100000. After
setting aside the amount required for
the conversion of the three and One-half
per cent. Convertible Bonds of 1902 and
1905. there is. as appears from the fol
lowing statement, but a small residue
available for your corporate purposes.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
BUMPED BY CAR,
CLAIMS $4,000

a suit for $1,000 damages for alleged
personal injuries has been instituted
In the District Supreme Court by Ethel
berth =. Frey against the Capital Trac-
ton Company.
In his petition Frey states that last
December II. while driving I'm his de-
livery wagon on Seventh street. near
the corner Of L street a car Of the de
PENDANT company COIlidcd with his
wagon, throwing Frey TO the ground
and iuhiCting serious injuries on him.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Assets
Cost Of road. equipment. and real
estate fl0l 100. ~ Of
Securities owned 1889 III. i
LeasehoId interest In Harrisburg.
Portsmouth. Mt. Joy and Ian
caster Railryqd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.Ss25 %
Accounts receivable
Sale Norfolk and Western and
Chesapeake and Ohio stocks. 10. 492. SIS 90
Securities received with the lease
Of the L. y. J. r. r. and G. Co. 1928 go. =
Loans for Construction and Real
Estate purposes 10 various con-
trollod companies. $50 4st 80
New York Tunnel Extension. Is, S35 033. %
Current Assets.
Due from controlled
companies for ad-
vanCeS FOR cOnstruC-
tlon and other pur-
poses -.........-... g, $40. $50 81
Due from agents. 9,054. as o.
Bills receivable and
miscellaneous assets. 6o75.259 So
NIatertIis ............ 932S. ESQ 90
Cash ..-...-....-..-. a. 170. 12Z s.
- 1925. $50 a
Sinking Funds Trust Fund, and
Insurance Fund. 944s,l47 9,
Total ..........................s $3.50 SIS. s94 3.