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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING syrup

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow 5
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHS the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYs.
all Pain. CURES WIND COLIC, and is
TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
Maurauders Busy in Cuba.

Havana, January Ia report has
been received by Governor Magoon from
Governor Sobrano of Pinar del Rio prov
ince, saying that an armed band various
ly estimated to number from two to
twelve men, is committing depredations
in the country between Guanez and Cape
San Antonio
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL Notice.

Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that application
win be made to the approaching legisla-
ture of Alabama TO pass the following
act:
An act to amend an act entitled IAN act
TO establish board of revenue for JEFF
ferson county, and for the adjustment
of the court of county commissioners OF
said county"
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the legisia-
ture of Alabama that section IL of an act
entitled, IAN act to establish a board of
revenue for Jefferson county; and for the
adjustment of the court of county COM
missioners of said county, be amended
to read as follows: Section IL, Be it fur
Their enacted. that each member of the
board of revenue shall receive a salary of
$500 per annum to be paid in monthly
installments of sl25. out of the county
treasury on the certificate or warrant
signed by the president of said board. All.
laws in conflict with this enactment are
hereby repealed. I-19-4t-we
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
Miners Wages Increased.

Ration, N. NJ. January 1.-The St.
Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coal
company today announced an increase in
wages of all coal miners and other EN-
ployes ranging from 16 per cent up, ac-
cording to class of labor. The company is
the largest coal mining concern in New
Mexico.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
Notice.

Sealed bids will be received up to jan
uary H. 1907, at IL M. at the office of De-
Buys, Levy & Company, Ltd, 816 Hiber-
MIA Bank Building, New Orleans, La. for
erecting fifty (5O) houses of three rooms
each and twenty-four CD houses of six
rooms each. These houses to be built at
Bogalusa, La, for the Great Southern
Lumber Company. Plans and specifica-
tons can be obtained from the office Of
the architects, DeBuys, Levy & Com
pany, Ltd, upon receipt of check of
$1,000, which will be returned to the con-
tractors upon safe return of the plans
and specifications with the bid. A bond
will be required for the full amount of
contract from the successful bidder for
the performance of the contract.
1890 st su tn wed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
Stacker Lee Is Relocated.

st. Louis January AFTER having
been fast on a sandbar fourteen miles be-
low st. Louis for a week, the steamer
Stacker Lee, one 70 the biggest packets
plying between Memphis and ST. Louis,
has been relocated, and proceeded to the
st. Louis wharf.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
Revolution Crushed in Honduras.

San Salvador. Republic Of Salvador,
January Lit is reportd that revolu-
tionary outbreak occurred in Honduras
last week, but that it was crushed inn
mediately by the government forces.
Aristodes Parades. the postmaster gem
eral of Salvador died yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
Grand Duke to Be Married.

St Petersburg, January Lit is now
expected the marriage of Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaievitch, second cousin of
the Emperor and Anastasia Duchess of
Leuehtenberg a princess of Montenegro,
will take place next month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
$500.
FOR SAL

s5COo-Modern, 2-story, frame S-room
house on car line in West End; lot 90
x19O and liesynigh above street; nice
new barn and servants house; terms
easy.
$20OO-5-room cottage, within blocks of
ear line. in West End: terms, $780, $40
per month: high and dry lot.
S600o-An entire block, consisting of four
teen lots, within one block of Boulevard
station, on the South Ensley car line;
has i5Eloom cottage on one lot and nice
BARR on. another and spring; splendid
location for amusement park; let us tell
you how; terms. one-half cash, balance
per cent interest
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-one cent a word a day. no
ad. taken for less than 25 cents for
arss Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
j. H. Johnson, Agency
Phone 797. sol LIST Natl BaHk Bldg.
Begin Planning

win the new year to own your own
home. Here are some lots that will
suit any style home you want to build:
$3o0-$30 cash, balance monthly; SPLEEN
did lot in one of the city's best sub
urbs. sidewalks, sewers and all other
improvements.
$6oo-Excellently located car line lot;
good terms; ready for building at
once.
$1ooo-The best thousand dollar lot on
the South Highlands.
$15o0-A 50-foot lot in one of the best
South Highland neighborhoods;
fronts east; all street improvements;
only $400 cash; sure of quick en-
hancement.
$3500-A 70-foot lot in what is consid-
cred the most desirable part of Bir-
mingham; one-fourth cash.
Or if you want home already built,
let us know your needs and we can
supply them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
The Ferguson Agency

(Hill Ferguson)
Phone 246O. 2113 First Ave.
$525O-250xl4O, elegant S-room house; hard
wood finish, and in one block of car
line. A bargain.
$3000-5Ox165, with room, cottage. Nice
neighborhood Small cash payment. Easy
terms on balance.
w. G. OLIVER G. CO.,
POPS Third Avenue. Both Phones 1882.
NORTHSIDE.
2501 9Th avenue, 10 rooms.
$3.50 9Th avenue, IA rooms.
1922 18th avenue. rooms.
WOODLAND.
104 S. 59th St., 10 rooms.
312 5Sth ST., rooms.
WEST END.
7-room house and Is acres land.
Groom house, fifth ST., Gate City car line.
EAST LAKE.
72d st. Sloss Ave-, rooms.
7-room house and 20 acres land.
STORES
1928 LIST avenue.
2o17-19 Morris avenue.
26 S. goth street
UNDERWATER REAL ESTATE
AND RENTAL CO.
A. D. SMITH, President.
Both phones s1S 30 N 2lst street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02

FOR RENT
So. 5O-Cottage, 10th avenue. north.
s. Sabotage, $. 18th street
$12. Sabotage 9Th avenue and 18th street
north
SIS. OO--6-room cottage, close to Glen Iris
park.
have property unrented, 1t would paw
you to try me.
GEORGE BILHE,
Bell Phone 81.
1874 2fst St. "
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-02
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
----@~--~-------~>----- >---~--
FOR LIE.
s15O0-Large corner lot and 4-room house
in Elyton.
lot 5oxl9O; at station s2l00; terms; one
half cash.
5000 Vacant corner. 1OoxlSs; 10th and 18th
avenue, north.
FOR RENT.
1902 Avenue X, rooms and servants
two houses. $27 so.
$50 Per Month-Large store and living
rooms; ON car line.
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones 11Ol and 465. 1864 Third Ave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
IS FINALLY RELEASED
FROM 1905 CONTRACT
Utah Fireproofing Company
Will Not Be Compelled to
Do the Work.

The Utah Fircproofing company is
now and finally released from its 1905
contract. This had been done AT the
previous meeting bat notice of recon
sidcration had been given by Council
man Black and was moved last evening,
but found no supporters and not even
a second. A resolution was then passed
that all moneys paid the city for work
on this contract be refunded on pres
entation by the property owners Of the
proper receipts to the Council.
A resolution was then carried that
the Board Of Works and the City En-
gineer be directed at once TO close up all
matters with the Utah Fireproofing com
pany and TO take receipt in full as
we'll as release TO the city and re-
port the entire proceedings to the Coun.
Gil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
MRS. JAMES Gotten
FOUND TO Be INSANE
Some Time Ago She Created a
Disturbance at the Or
pheum Hotel.

Insanity commissions, conducted by
Judge Armstrong. County Physician CAL
derwood and his assistant, DR.. Raley,
were held over Leroy Pole. aged nineteen
years, and Mrs. James Gotten, Monday.
Both were found TO be insane and or
dered committed TO the asylum for the
insane at Provo.
Mrs Gotten will be recalled as the wo-
man who arranged a loaded burglar de-
vico at the orpheum hotel: where she
stayed, that exploded. the bullet, 22-
caliber. striking the chambermaid, Eliza
beth Pearl Whitaker, In the right hand.
causing a severe wound, Another SINH
lar device was found attached to her
trunk. One OF Mrs. Cotten's pastmes
was to indulge In skirt dances, threaten
to kill her landlady and curse people
generally She fought with the officer
who arrested and took her TO tie county
jail.
The woman, with her husband, came
TO Salt Lake several months ago. Fiji
teen or twenty days ago her husband left
here and tho woman's mental disorder
grew worse, this and her husbands leav-
ing her apparently having some connec-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
ANNUAL BANQUET At
THE COM MERC|AL CLUB
Members of Utah Society, Sons
of the American Revolution,
Hear Good Speeches.

The annual banquet of the Utah So
ciety of tho Sons of tho American Rev
olution was held at the Commercial club
Monday evening. After feast which
represented the best efforts of the chef
of the club, the remainder of the even.
ing was devoted to fun and speech
making,
Former Governor Heber M. Wells act
ed as toastmaster. His witty remarks
and humorous puns did much to enliven
the evenin~s enjoyment. All the toasts
of the evening dealt with subjects rela-
tive to the Revolutionary war
Fisher Harris delivered the FIRST toast
on "The Settlement Of jamestown, It's
Cause and Effect Morris l.. Ritchie
followed with neat speech on "The
Birth of Nation: The Adoption of the
Constitution. Frank B. Stephens eulo-
gizen Frank D. Hobbs, holding him up as
a representative product of the Revolu-
ton. Judge G. @. Goodwin closed the
evenings speech making, discussing
- England 8 Attitude Toward Her
American Colonies. -
Edward D. Woodruff is president Of
the local section Of the S. A. r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
V|ADUCT RESOLUTION
HAS No OPPOSITION
Council Calls Upon Oregon
Short Line to Relieve First
South Street Traffic.

The matter of the obstruction Of
First South by tho Oregon Short Line
from Third West to Fourth West came
up in the city council Monday evening
on resolution by Councilman HOLIDAY
us follows:
Resolved, That the City Attorney
be instructed to draw up An ordinance
requiring the Oregon Short Line Rail
way company to construct viaduct for
teams and foot traffic on First South
from Third West TO Fourth West with
the necessary approaches, the plans to
be submitted to the city council for
its approval,
In moving this he stated that 1t was
done TO compel some action by the Ore.
gon Short Line company which had
taken the stand that they would do
nothing TO remedy the condition of the
street.
Councilman Carter had seen the rail
way officials since the meeting of the
committee and said they had offered to
drop the two west tracks and make an
easy grade which would not be really
over a seven per cent grade. This. he
thought, would really be better than a
viaduct and would satisfy the residents.
Some Of the members were like Hob
day, who said he wanted to be shown
before no would believe the company
was going to do anything. Holley called
attention to the fact that there would
be about twenty two tracks or more and
the resolution passed unanimously
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
SEVERAL NURSES
ARE GRADUATED
Certificates Issued to Thirty,
Seven Young Ladies Who
Will Minister to Sick.

The annual graduating exercises OF the
nurses who have completed the eight
rnonths' course OF instruction. under tho
direction OF the Relief society OF the Nor
mon church, were held at Barratt hall
Monday afternoon. Thirty~seven young
ladies were given their certificates for the
der the direction OF Dr.. Margaret Rob
erIs since Inst September. Mrs Emma
Empey presented the diplomas and also
presided at the exercises In Barratt hall.
President Bathsheba w Smith OF the or
ganization delivered the address OF well
como and discussed the purpose OF the
work The class prophecy was given by
Rhea Miner of Salt Lake, while Mattie
Peterson OF Ogden summarized the class
history. A response to the presidents s ad-
dress was given by Maria Willardson of
Ephraim. Monday evening the graduates
and their friends and a number or the
physicians OF the city were guests at the
home OF Mrs. Empey. where n reception
was given in honor Of the new class.
Tho work of the graduates, however is
only begun, During the past eight months
their study has been entirely theoretical
but during the next two years they will
enter the practical field. During this
time their services are ct the disposal OF
the officers OF the Relief society who see
that the nurses services are given TO
tho poor and middle class who need at
tention but are too poor TO pay for the
under the Relief society tho nurses are re-
leased from all obligations and are per-
mitted TO go out into the regular field
Nurses who have finished the above
course are usually able to draw Sis a
week after the close of their schooling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
FERNSTROM TRIES
TO HALT WORK
Quorum of Elders in the COun-
Gil Attempts Obstructive
Measure.
MULVEY VOTES WITH THEM
AT A CRITICAL PERIOD
Councilman Blacks Ruling Sus-
tanned by Vote of the
Body.

Following their usual policy Of OBJ
struction, the wing of the City Council
led by Councilman Fernstrom and under
tho control of the Mormon church has
endeavorcd to block the efforts OF the
Board of Public Works in getting an
adjudicating of the matters connected
with city work affected by the recent
legislation of tho legislature.
At the meeting of the Council last
week resolution offered by the Board
of Works asking for an appropriation
of $175 to assist in the prosecution OF
friendly suit and get the Supreme
evening Che quorum of elders in the
Council having secured the support of
Councilman Mulvey and seeing some of
the supporters of the administration alb
sent, attempted to have this rescinded.
Fernstrom moved resolution to that eff
feet. His resolution was supported by
Mulvey who could not see why the city
should start any law suits. The vote
stood to in favor of Fernstrom Q res
olution. but Councilman Black who was
in the char ruled that as the resolution
appropriatlng the money had required
ma 1ority vote Of the entire Council. so
would the motion to rescind it. The
justice Of this struck some of the mem
bcrs and an appeal from the chair re-
suited IN the ruling being sustained.
Tie motion was again put and resulted
in tie vote and was declared lost by
the chair.
The effect of Fernstrom 3 resolution
if carried would have been to set at
nought all the arrangements the Board
of Works has been making to get de-
cision upon the legislation which has so
retarded city work this summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
VETO Of THE MAYOR
UPHELD BY COUNCIL
Councilman Wells Criticised
for Urging Cluster Lights at
Brigham Young Monument.

The Mayors veto Of the proposition
to place two cluster lights on the Brig
ham Young monument WINS sustained by
the City Council at the meeting Mon
day evening. When Councilman Wells
came in with the same explanation that
he had previously offered, viz. that thee
Brigham Young association was not ask
ing for the lights but that 1t came from
himself as in the nature of an improve
ment, he was quietly reminded by Coun'
Gilman Martin that two years ago he
had come before the Council and asked
for the extra Lighting at the head OF
Main street by the monument and Of
Eagle Gate and the Council had grant
ed il, making the cost at each OF these
streets twice that of any other street
intersection IN the city Then the ap-
preparation OF $500 was made and Mar
tin had no doubt that Wells would soon
be on hand with more suggestions for
the expenditure Of money up there. The
MAYORS veto was sustained. Mulyey
voting with the Mormon contingent.
The veto of the Mayor on the propo-
sition to give j. G, LeaTy rebate on
the rent of the sewer fnrm Of 5 900
was also sustained.
HOLIDAY moved q reconsideration Of
the vote Of Monday evening of last
week appropriating $4,000 TO pay P; J.
Moran Fer gravel and this was carried.
The resolution making the appropria-
tion was finally filed and Moran will
have to be paid by requisition as IN any
other case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
STOLEN STICkPLN IS
RETURNED TO OWNER
Kid Sandberg Finds His
Piece of JeweIry in His
Room After Arrest.

t'Kid' sandberg. q hickman who had
well dressed and perfumed youth
named r. M Baggs arrested Sat
urday on a charge OF stealing gold
nugget pin with a diomond setting. found
his pin III his room Sunday afternoon.
The pin was lying on top OF a hairbrush
which Sandberg says he has used several
times since the theft, and the police be-
lIeve that the thieves. whoever they
were, slipped the pin back TO the room.
AS result. however. neither Baggs
nor Ben Miles, who was arrested with
him. will be prosecuted for the theft of
the pin, They will be prosecuted for
vagrancy and for having gambling ap
paratus in their possession. When
searched at police headquarters, Baggs
had a number OF crooked dice on his per-
SON These dice contained two fve-spots
and two three-spots each. together with
an ace and a siX-spot. The night be-
fore Baggs Is suspected OF having stolen
Sandbergs pin. ne won considerable
money from Ssndberg in q oice game.
BagGs and Miles claim recently TO have
disposed OF a restaurant business in
Rhyolite. New. and Baggs has consider
able money In q local safe deposit vault.
Jailer Wilkinson saw the money when
he went with BaGgs TO secure bail money
for the two men. The police regard both
Baggs and Miles as suspicious charac-
ters.
The two men will be arraigned In po-
lice court tomorrow. They have re
tained Attorney Soren X Chris
tensen to defend them. Both of them
deny strenuously that they have ever
been In trouble before.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
MRS. S0UTHW0RTH TO
FIGHT FOR LIBERTY

: Mrs Edith Southworth, aged
: II, who was arrested here Satur-
+ day on charge of breaking her
+ parole from the Colorado State
+ reformatory, has retained the
I. law-frm of Hurd & Hurd, and it
I. was announced last night that if
+ any attempt is made to extradite
+ her from Utah. an application
: will be made to the District
1. court for a writ Of habeas cor
!. pus. No Colorado officer has yet
: arrived on the scene, and no ac-
l. tion will be taken by the
!. womau's attorneys, unless Gov
!. ernor Cutler grants the request
+ for extradition. Mrs. South
/. worth is now out on bond of
+ 5000, furnished by her husband
+ = :. X i. !. /. + i. !. X i. = i. !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15

Seventh and Tenth South protested
against the paving of that portion of
the street and will be heard bv the
streets committee
The supervisor of streets was instruct.
ed TO order house at the corner of
Mead and West Temple to be moved
and to keep II moving till off the street
Residents and property owners he
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues and
between the channel of CITY Creek and
the break of the bench, sent in a peti.
tlon stating that the land in question
had water rights from the creek ever
since the settlement of the city. and
until l9o2 was irrigated from a canal
taken from the channel of City Creek,
along the bench until in the spring of
l902 one. b. s. Young, with the permis.
sion or the council, DESTROYED a portion
or the canal and never rebuilt il. as he
had promised. They asked that their
old rights be restored, that the break
be repaired, and that they he furnished
with water for irrigation purposes.
A resolution connected with this mat.
ter was introduced by Wells and the
whole matter went over to the commit
tee.
The following motion was made by
fernstrom, and was sent TO the city at
torney and finance committee.
That the City Auditor be and here
by Is instructed to transfer sufficient OF
street funds over to the special fund to
pay the clty's portion of the cost of
ell special improvements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
BELL IS ON WAY HERE
WITH SHERIFF EMERY
Alleged BunkO Man Makes No
Effort to Secure His Free
dom in Missouri.

+ +. = =. = =. i. Z. y II = +. r 4. X
1. W. W. St Clair. alias Bell. ar >
:. rested in Kansas City, Mo, last :.
i. week on charges Of robbery and =
1. grand larceny in connection =
+. with the alleged bunkoing of tho i
i. McWhirter brothers in Salt Lake +
i. City last fall, left Kansas City +
i. Monday night in the custody of +
i. Sheriff G. Frank Emery and +
I. Deputy Sheriff Richard l.. Ed u
!. dington. The party should arrive :!
- here tomorrow evening or day =
= after tomorrow morning, The +
= Tribune received the following :.
\ dispatch from its Kansas City :
K correspondent Monday night: :
!. "Sherifr Emery Of Salt Lake :
= appeared before Governor Folk +
= at Jefferson City this morning, :
:. and his requisition for st. Clair, !
+ alias Bell, was honored by the :!
i. Governor. Emery returned to 4
* Kansas City this afternoon, So i
:. cured his prisoner from the :
X county jail. and departed for !
:: Salt Lake Mt 9:40 O'Clock to- I
!. night. Mrs. Bell, who came hero i
r after her husband s arrest, did j
i. not return with him, Bell made !
!. no fight to contest the granting \
+ of the requisition. =
X Sheriff Emery wired his Office =
i. here Monday that Bell was put ::
+ ting up fight against returning ::
+ to Salt Lake, and that he had ::
i. applied for a writ of habeas !
f. corpus; but evidently his fight i
i; did not amount to much. Bell i
i. was arrested on warrant issued :.
:. for him last September. He is !
= alleged TO have acted as one OF 1
i. the bogus policemen in the al i
!. legged bunko transaction. i
= :. = = + +. + +. !. + !. !. :. + :. ::
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
Brings Prisoner From Cache.

T. II, Smith. Sheriff OF Cache county
at the Wilson. He brought down a pris-
oned and turned him over TO Warden
Pratt OF the penitentiary where by SEN
tence OF the court Of the First district
Hairy Hutchinson, colored, will spend
tho ensuing twelve months Hutchinson
was convicted Of the crime OF grand lar
ceny. 1t was proved against him that
sengar car on the Oregon Short Linz
which, with It's contents, was of the
value Of sos, just So above the amounI
necessary to make the theft grand lar
ceny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
Says Phoebe Is Flourishine.

ii, z. Frendenthol of Phoebe New ono
OF the most prominent mine owners and
operators In that old but stable and re-
liable camp, and who is officially con-
dated and other mining corporations 81
note arrived In Salt Lake Monday and
is guest OF the Knutsford Everything
Phoebe, and when the railroad is built
to Poche from Calente which will he
me coming summer 1t will not be long
millionaires are added TO the ALREADY long
list In Nevada -o"S