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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

of the National Humane Alliance to
install drinking fountain and water
ing place for animals at 4 cost of
$1,000, conditioned upon the city fur
n,shing the site The site agreed upon
was at the west entrance of the city
and county building. The fountain is
Of Maine granite. Similar fountains
are being installed by the alliance all
over the United States
Councilman Preece offered a resolu-
tion, which was adopted, instructipp
the committee on fire department 10
investigate the feasibility Of erecting
a fire station in the southwestern por-
tion of the city, to have plans drawn
and to inquire into the matter of Sc.
lecting site.
Councilman Martin offered resolu.
ton, which was adopted, instructinp
the committee on streets, finance and
Improvements. acting jointly, 20 in
vestigate the feasibility of the city 3
constructing a conduit in the business
section Of the city TO be used bv alI
public utilities which are required 10
put their wires and pipes underground
Councilman Ferry introduced q reso.
luton providing that all heads of de-
partments must furnish to the council
an estimate of the cost Of the improve
ments which they expect To make dur
ing the coming year, and the resolution
was adopted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
NEW MEMBERS ADDED
Campaign for Membership Inaugurated
by Y. M G.. A. Oficers.

The interest manifested by the public
for the last few days over the extensive
placarding of the town of 1aring 500
signs eliminated last night in mon
ster mass meeting of Y. NJ. C. A. mem
bers in the big association gymnasium,
at which a campaign was fnaugurated
to secure 300 new members. The mem
bers came 10 the meeting in response
to postal card invitations, which, how
ever, did not state what the 800 idea
was, Curiosity was at white heat and
remained so until General Secretary
Cox sprung the proposition, when GU
riositT gave way to enthusiasm A
working committee Of forty men was
formed and from now on an active cam.
paign will be conducted until the 300
new members are secured. The asso.
citation has been running 10 the limit
of it's capacity ever since the building
was opened, but owing to read Just
ment of equipment il is now possible
TO accommodate the extra 800 mem
bers. Held s band played in the lobby
for an hour previous to the meeting
and did much 10 enllven the crowd
Speeches were made by Secretary Cox,
r. c, Mcintyre and others and the big
campaign was launched with every
promise of success.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
CLEVER STUDENT CHOSEN
Robert Hartley Passes Test for Cecil
Rhodes Scholarship.

. Or Joseph T. Klngsbury. chairman of
the Cecil Rhodes scholarship comm
tee for Utah. received word vesterdsy
afternoon that of the three candIdatas
VINO took the examinations last Jenuarv
Lor appointment TO the University OF OK
iord. out one. Robert Hartley. succeeded
IN passing the tests. No final percentepe
was announced. the purpose being TO Sc
lect a young man mentally qualified bu,
ais0 having physical qualifications and
aplhty as a leader among students AS
MI. hartley is the only Utah Candidate
VINO mas flled the requirements mentalIv
and also tuhlls all others, It now only
needs the formal action of the COMMITTEES
10 slve Mr., Hartley the appointment. The
committee consists OF President Kings
University and Principal George a
Eaton of the highschool
AS MT Hartley celebrated his t1yentv
second birthday only last Sunday Tho
encouragement OF his securing the posi-
ton WIN come much In the line Of a
birthday present He was borr % ia a
Spruce. New. March 10, 1885 His n-ada
school education was secured In hIs no
i've town. but In order to secure betier
euuSa !ional advantages the family moved
10 salt Lake In 1904. Mr., Hartley on
tered the salt Lake highschool thai year
-FOUR years later he graduated from The
selentlnc course, ranking high among the
He entered the University the follow.
ing september. and next June will n.
srauudtso from the arts and science
course having finished a four vears' COL
lege course In three years. He is n,soi
dent OF the Arts and Science ciub a. fha
school. ~ a. VIC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Manufacturers and Merchants asz
tion Opposed 20 Sonata aM

manufacturers and Merchants Az,
tion Opposed 20 Senate Bill
At a special meeting Of ,hs h,
Of directors of the Manufsctp,,n !
Merchants association vestcnl,r
following resolution protesting ~
the passage of the Senate hin ~
ring upon the railroads the riss
enter the commercial coal busiuru ,
unanimously adopted;
That this association mos, s,rs
and emphatIcally protests aealnr
passage Of Senate bill NJ q 5sr,
duced. inasmuch as the n)eos,rs
culated to place the coal 6slds =
State of Utah within the absolute 4.
and control Of the railroads orss7
within the State.
That the passage of the bill meat
drawn as II is by the railroads d
neys, will act as a most serious hsri,
TO the upbuilding of our State "a!
crate In direct antagonism TO the tsr
ierests Of every manufacturing ned
and citizen within the State.
That the coal fields Of oar 3
should he opened by all who dssIs
engage In that business. The pausc|
bill No, % will deter anyone but a. "A
roads from entering the bushes q
place within their complete contrul N
the largest resources of the Stsls, 4.
source that belongs 20 the peopls.
attempt on The part o, the rslrota|
gain control Of the same Is an iniH7
ment Of the rights of the peopl..
member OF the Legislature tins Il
away those rights must be prapan.'
answer for his accountability
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
CASES TRANSFERRED
To FEDERAL COURT
Several Heavy Damage Suits
Taken From Third Judi
cial District.
ONE RUINED CROP CASE
ALSO B0BS UP SERENELY
Judge Marshall and His Staff
Now Holding Federal Court
at Ogden.

suit brought by Edward McGurrin
and his partner, Frank j. Gustln,
against the Daly-Judgc Mining com
pany and Peter Gribbin was trans
ferred yesterday from the Third dis
trict court of the State of Utah TO
the United States court. The suit is a
complicated one and the record in
many bulky pages, tells the story Of the
legal war. Peter Gribbin some time
since brought suit against the DAILY
Judge Mining company for injuries re
oelved, retaining the present plaintiffs
as attorneys, with the understanding
mat their fee should be half Of what.
ever was awarded Gribbin At an op-
perfume moment, however, the willy
Srlbbln settled with the mining people
for $1,000 and disappeared, leaving tho
attorneys with their pains for their
trouble. The present suit is therefore
brought TO recover Sl150, half the
money that Gribhin settled for. and
the defendants are charged with a CON
spiracy against the complainants.
Transferred from the Third judicial
district to the United States court is
the suit of Brigham City VS.. the Box
Elder Power and Light company. The
sult was commenced Oct. 30, 1902, but
has never been brought to trial or de-
termlned. The defendants are charged
with constructing "A transmission line
on certain lands that the complainant
is deslrous of having condemned so
rs 10 erect on said land a municipa
power and water works system
Transferred also from the Third in.
dlclal district to the Federal court is
that of William Reed vs.. the United
States Mining company. The plaintiff
alleges that he was injured in the
company s mines Oct. 30. 1905; that he
was caught in cavein and broke sun.
dry and numerous bones and is perma.
ncntly disabled. He asks $4,000 dam.
ages.
Still another suit transferred from
the Third judicial district is that
the Garfield Smelling company. Ire
land had son, Arthur A. Ireland,
who died Nov. II. 1905, of dislocated
spIna column. death resulting from a
tall from q frame eighteen feet high,
upon which the young man was stand
ing while engaged in his work as ma
chInlst.
The suit of Charles Davev, BROUGHT
against the Utah Consolidated Mining
company, asking for $2434 as recon-
pense for ruined crop, has been trans.
ferred also from the Third judicial dis
trict
Matters will he rather quiet in the
: ederal court for some time with Judge
Marshall and his STAFF in Ogden
Deputy Smyth of the marshal's Office
accompanied Judge Marshall 10 Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
KNOX HON.
FROM EASTERN1|
Bank President Attend. II
ing of United States sis
Commission.
FOUND INDICATIONS or
BUSINESS ACTIVITY ID
Recent Slumps in Dif,,
Stocks in No Sense :.
Financial Panic,

Frank Knox. Presidor, :.
tional Bank of the RepubEIi,s y
turned from a month 3 bns;,.a =
pleasure trip IN the East ~
mary purpose of Mr.. Kno,,. y
was to attend the meetina !. "
phia Of the United Stats. u ,fatl'
mission, he having been a, Ml1l 4
member OF that body bv @pppS.ha o..
Roosevelt. This commission m.'s -
nnally to examine and ass.r u.,ss aH
Of United States coins and al al 3
as TO weight. fneness. etc 'FH !,
After the commission bad
work WITHOUT extraordinarr S.Y
mcnts Mr.. Knox went to New y.1 yas1
was IN that city during ,ha =
liquidation of railroad and oiba. H. =!
He asserts that this moycmsr, r,' A
TO be due to the dcterminat;ou y, y,
ers of railroad stocks tn A NJ !
prices, and was by no means "
panic. il created very littlo
ment in banking circles IT, ~
however, quite n feeling OF Ss., S
In Wall street and with tbe I,1
keragc houses, he asserted hu, .
other business concerns and ~.
fnanciers Of other cities vb;.s l
included in his itinerary ths,a
every indication of business r, n,o,.
and not much interest was ~
the big slump in stocks. ", \,
SAID that with the exception =
countering much snow and Gala -
er IN the East his trip was IN !,
way delightful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
BRINGING HOME BODY
Remains of Artist A Il Lovey VIII
Reach Salt Lake Tonight

A special dispatch to The Tribune
from Al Dutton. friend and partner of
A. l.. Lovey, the Salt Lake artist who
died in Reno early Monday morning,
says;
"Lovey's 5 body cmbalmed and pre-
pared for shipment here. Mrs Lovey,
Mrs. Gutton and ! accompany the body,
leaving tonight on the Overland Linn
itcd. Will arrive in Salt Lake Tues
day night. The death scene was ex-
trcmcly pathetic Lovey died with
his arms around my neck singing
" Aud Lang Sync.' his wife frantic
ally endearoring TO make her baby
cry or laugh to arouse him He knew
MS all TO the last. The doctors and
nurses broke down completely. / have
made no definite arrangements for
funeral. Will do So upon arrival
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
RATHER EXPENSIVE FL
Young Men Assessed $40 Each fa
ing Line Into Water.

Ten dollars each for "Just inI;,;
q fish line into the waters q
creek was the price paid yes!erfe
John and Clarence Worthen II y,
Dana T. Smith s court. The ise
had an idea that the fish ougls
biting good at this season OF .H
and so hied themselves to MI
Sunday afternoon. 1t is Posslos
they might have had me ,,1 M
trout for breakfast had not bll
ley dropped along just as ihey
to try and induce the members
finny tribe to leave their nan.'
ment. Bill informed the two a
of Isaac Walton that the ~
had several weeks in which the ~ ~
they should go undisturbed. pp
informed the anglers that fnsl
under arrest. Both entered p
guilty to the charge of tsnlng
season when arraigned before =
Smith yesterday. "Ten dollass
the court. The nos
promptly paid,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
NEW SUPERIH TEHDEHT
FOR STREET RAILROAD
r. Z. Hunt Of Norfolk, Va, Sue
ceedS W. P. Read on Harri-
man Road.

Joseph s Wells, general manager Of
thc Utah Light and Railway company,
announced Monday That r. Il. Hunt of
Norfolk, Va. will assume the duties of
superintendent Of street railway service
of the local system on April l. Mr..
Hunt succeeds w, q. Read, who re
signed his position on January ].
pcrintcndcnt of the Norfolk and Ports
mouth Traction company of Norfolk,
Va. and for twenty years has been
closely identified with street railway
systems. He comes highly recommend
ed and it is hoped his regime viii bo
successful
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS
oRPHEUM THEATER-H class vau-
deville.

oRPHEUM THEATER-High class vau
devie.
II is seldom that a really clever inner
senator like Julius Tanner is heard In
salt Lake CITY. From start to finish he is
good MIR Tanner Tells number of new
stories as fast as his glib tongue can slip
them off, and then YOU can't remem Der
all OF them. Twisted and Tangled is
well named. the various performances
linked together a IS, given by w. Fl. Hickey
and Florence Nelson. The feet and face"
OF Nelson are well worth the price of ad-
mission. let alone his stunts. "Patrfce"
the little playlet. IS delightful and as
picture "Patrlce' is beautiful though
when she steps down from the gilt back
ground she rather overdoes her part, and
one likes her best as grandma Charles
Hutchinson as the grandson Eddie. was
good. and Ethel NJ. Marlborough can do
many other things besides being behind
the drum" Ethel Is a winning Young
person, and does one Of the best turns OF
the evening as the real drummer boy In
the red, white and blue garb she certain
ly makes an army march on" and
doubtless many in the front rows wished
Ethel would give the signal Forward
layed by railroad accident. John Rob
lnson. the well-known musician singing
The Storm Fiend' and "a Soldier and
a Man." In a manner that brought forth
hearty applause. The Renos were un-
able To appear on account OF ILLNESS, but
Will be on hand this afternoon Tho
Quinn brothers, youths with an Irish ac-
cent and green ,neckties. substituted In a
stunt that could hardly be named al
though their singing was fair. The kino-
drome gives THE Drunken Mattress" and
Little Lord Mayor"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
+ - = + = i. I. = I. !. :. !. + :.
BUILDING NOTES. :,

= The Peterson Real Estate
!. company has built four dwell
= ing houses on Third street be.
:. tween U and 7 streets.
= l.. d. Gordon is building n
= garage for his automobile at
:. his home on First street, be-
: tween U and T streets.
+ A. ]. Timms is improving his
Il home, at l25 T street, by an adj
!. dition in the rear,
= A, Richter is having complet- .
= ed nine two-story dwellings on
= Third street, between O and p .
= streets, Each building has from
= six to eleven rooms. The cost is .
= $4,000. .
= John D. Ford is building an .
i. addition to his home at SO q.
= Fourth street. .
!. Il, P. Kiergaard is complet- .
= ing the last of FIVE two-stiry .
= residences, four of which are on .
= Third street, between l. and M .
- SIreeISs ne OtDer mouse is on
:. NJ street, between Third and .
!. Fourth streets. .
= j. A. Williams is building .
= new house on Third street, be- :
X tween X and l. streets. .
X Construction work on the I.
= Sharp flats, at f. and East South +.
= Temple streets, is progressing :
:. rapidly. !
!. r. M. Tew and Bert Miller :.
= have almost completed two resi- !
4 denees on street, between >,
= Eighth and Ninth streets. I.
= D. n. Leland has built new :
X house on II street, between ;
y Fifth and Sixth streets. :,
= William PhiIlips'is putting up :,
y. dwelling on Sixth street be- ::
i. tween II and G. streets. :;
:! + T. X + \ :. =. = i. + !. :. i. r :,
Now is a good time to begin takin,
Hood S Sarsaparilla. the medicine tha
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
WANT WATER BADLY
Three Applications for Water Rights
Filed With State Engineer.

Applications for water rights have
been filed with the State Engineer by
Francis 3. Miller Of Monticello, Utah.
who wants 1-20 cubic second feet of
water for irrigating purposes. The
water is to be diverted from Pearson IS
Draw, in San Juan county. and the
length of the diverting channel will
be about ESQ feet.
Charles Elmer Of Whiterocks, Utah
wants Pa cubic second feet of water
for irrlgatlpg purposes, the water to
come from the Green River, in Uintah
county, and the diyertipg apparatus to
consist of a wooden headgate and
canal.
Eva p. Lewis is another applicant
asking for u second feet of water from
a spring in Weber county, the divert
ing apparatus to consist of pipe line
or cement 6ume. A channel so To 10O
feet will be constructed and the water
will be used for bathing, culinary and
rrigatlng purposes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
NEW BUILDING PROJECEI
Salt Lake Security Company VIII 81
Four Story Apartment Hos2 !

Four Story Apartment Hoas
Plans for a four.story anrz
house which the Salt Lake Security
Trust company proposes to erss' I
the First Methodist church are !
being prepared by Rutherford Z
sen, the architects, anil th, soll
excavating for the foundation ri.
begun within the next few dsys \
building will be located on lhs
side of Second East, between 81
South and Third South streets q
detail Of the structure will be s'n'
modern and it is proposed | rlp|
one of the most attractive apin.l'
houses in the city. size congds
Among the constructive nnln.
which will be used in the ipten''
marble and tiling. The dimeuslen
be 70 by los feet and the esll1'
cost is $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
Wall Paper,

The very best things for the mis-.
sion rooms, delightfully."- naturalistic
horals for bed rooms; pure and classic
Perlod styles for the ceremonial room.
Everything for a distinct purpose. and
vast variety to select from. George
w. Ebert & Co, 81 Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
Suffers Broken Arm.

j. a. Smith, engineer at the Wilson no.
tel, had his left arm broken yesterday on
the hotel elevator, From the statement
made at the hotel. II appears that Smith
attempted to jump on the machine while
it was In motion. He WAS caught and
his arm broken. Medical aid was sum-
mnned and the broken arm set
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
Ayland Succeeds Capt. Love.

Chief Vail of the fire department has
named William Ayland as senior captain
of the department. vice Capt. Love re-
signed Capt Ayand has been I'm charge
Of No for long time. but will now be
located at No. /. Capt. julius Sorenson
will hereafteu have charge OF No. A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
EXCURSION TO ODGEN
Special Invitation Extended Veterans
to Attend Oampfire

special invitation has been extended
10 the James 3. Mexican posi- No 9''ae9 @
George r. Maxwell post No. :. 6. '1s,u
me u Woman's Relief corps. Ladies of tbe,
Irano Army. REYNOLDS circle and all old
Iend the campfire 10 be given bv ,bc
DiN-Logan post No. 3. c. A R. nj 0rs
den. on saturday evening, March is. 1907
and staff will be on hand to take narf -,
me affair. a special train will be run fnr r,r
me 5he accommodation OF the party. Rates
cur. For further information, annly 10
Il. g. sleater or Alfred Kent. room 81
t1atlmer Ia ,In block The council of admins,
evening. All desirous of making fhe tni.y 1Jy
should register at the above named ROOM
We. have ,novod - ia -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
THE MAN WHO

deposits his idle money 0n
Time Certificate in the w
Savings & Trust Company ~
100 Main street.-the O'',
shat pays four per CENT
thus keeps it working eS -
ing interest until be ns'P
it, is wise in his genei'
Don t you think sol
McCoy's STABLES ,ra,s|
Carriages and light livery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
Decorative Things

in wall papers are always to be had at
W. A. DUVALL IS, ITO w. 2nd So, Both
phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

After an illness of several weeks DR.
w. . Hudson Is now able to resume
Ms- practice,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
4 ALWAYS PaT

It Always Pa5s i,
To have the best paint ap' 81
". a. Duyall. ITO W. -nu
Bfvnes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

Now is good time to begin taking
Hood s SarsapnriIla, the medicine that
cleanses the blood and clears the com.
.plsxi0nr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

s, D. Evans.
Uhdertaker and Embalmer, has removed.
~ neWs location sA6 South State ---S'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

We have moved TO l42 South Main
dsefe salt Lsks-Photo. -SupplE. Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13
CITY AND NEIGHB0RH00D

Judge RItchies division Of the District
court has bccn adjourned until Thurs
day. owing TO Judge Rtchies illness with
eryspelas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-28

playing numerous games for which
prizes were awarded to Miss Gertrude
Dister and Mr.. Ralph jerks. supper
was served at a later hour and a Few
musical selections then brought a
pleasant evening to a close. The host
ess was assisted in entertaining by
Miss Ruth Klinefelter and Miss Annice
White.
The work of terracing the county
burial grounds just east of Rochester
cemetery has been completed. These
grounds have now been made to cor
respond with the Rochester grounds
and the extra dirt which was secured
by the grading has been used to fill up
the large cuts in the roadway south of
the county grounds. The roadway
at this point has been narrow but by
filling up these cuts that trouble has
been remedied. 1t is said that the
county commissioners intend to
Iengthen the bridge at this place
which is too small for the amount of
travel done.
Degree of Honor No. 26 spent a
most enjoyable day yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Fred Hurst, 1929 Polk
street. the occasion being the hostess
birthday. The affair was a complete
surprise to Mrs. Hurst. An excellent
dinner, which the crowd brought with
them in their abundantly filled baskets,
was served at noon. After dinner the
hostess was presented by her guests
Mrs Hurst, Mrs. Earl c. Slaybaugh,
Mrs. s. w. King, Mrs. William Fetch
er, Mrs. H. H. Saunders, Mrs I. j.
Ketchurn, Mrs. VIM st. Marys, Mrs. G.
J.. Saunders, Mrs. s. T. Roth, Mrs.
Viola Ford, Mrs. VIM Houser, Mrs G.
A. Kelley, Mrs. G. G.. Holmes, Miss
Ruth Kelley Mr.. Fred Hurst, Mr.. J. A.
Hearick, Masters Vincent and Harold
Hurst, George Saunders, Clinton
Ketchum, Cecil Fletcher and little
Laura Margaret Slaybaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes Haferkorn ar
rived at noon yesterday from Russia
over the Santa Fe and will augment the
population of Little Russia. Their jour-
ney was q long and tedious one. They
lived on the river Volga near the capital
city of Soratow. Their fare was deposit
ed here with Charles Gerteisen, the
agent for the German Steamship COM
pany Later on word was received that
SIS more was required for incidental ex-
penses This amount was promptly
wired them. When they reached the
German port of Bremen sickness over
took them and they were compelled to
stay in the hospital for weeks. The
German Steamship company cabled
that s55 more was needed and this
amount was also promptly raised and
sent Mr. and Mrs. Haferkorn report
hard times and restitution among the
lower classes in Russia and they pre-
dict a large emigration from there to
the United States
M. A. Blanchard, the well known
contract to build modern thirty stall
rol1ndhouse for the Union Pacific rail-
road The structure will cost in the
neighborhood of S64. 900 and will be To-
Gated on the north side of the main line
tracks about one mile west Of the Union