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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
IMPORTANT MATTERS
UNDER DISCUSSION
City officials Will Take Up Pub
lie Questions at CONNER
cial Club Today.

Epoch making in regard TO the beau
tifying of Greater Salt Lake, the meet
ing of the committee of parks and pub.
lie improvement. which will be held nj
the Commercial club at 1890 this aft
ernoon, is 10 be a most important af,
fair, for it will he attended by the City
Council, the Mayor, the City Engineer
and other persons interested in the
dream that the sanguine ones declare
will soon be n reality. the making of
Salt Lake into the beauty city of the
West
At the meeting held Monday evening
Tor the same purpose enthusiasm ran
high. and many plans were put forth
regarding the electric lighting of the
downtown districts and the extension
and care of the park system. These
two topics viii be thoroughly dis
cusscd today and a map of the city
will be carefully gone over, so the plans
may take definite form.
Recognizing that the illumination of
the center of an up-to-date city is a
most important question, the committee
have called in City Engineer Kelsey.
who will be able TO decide on some
plan Of uniform lighting. So far each
merchant has followed his own sweet
will in the matter making Il hit and
miss result, Now it is proposed, accord
ing to an ordinance drawn up by Coun-
Gilman HOLIDAY, that the posts for
lighting shall be placed ffty-nine feet
apart, thus insuring we'll lighted
street, with illumination oil the side
downtown thoroughfares.
The Commercial club is making an
effort to secure from the government
slice of the military reservation Fort
Douglas, as an addition to the park
system II is an ideal location and
there arc good prospects that the grant
will be made.
All these subjects will be decided to,
day IN some definite way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
TUNNEL WORK PUSHED
Work on Strawberry Valley Project Is
Very Satisfactory

Zionites interested in the Strawberry
valley project are telling OF the encour-
aging progress made i'm excavaIinE the
tunnel during the month OF February 157
feet being that months record, despite
labor troubles and the heavy SHOWS The
Secretary OF the Interior has accepted the
bid of the General Electric company of
Schnectady. n. Y. for the installation
Of an electric power plant al Spanish
Fork, and work Is 10 be started AT once.
The site for the plant has been selected
and the completion of the power plant
Will he Of great importance To the en-
gneeTs, who have struggled along here
tofore with small gasoline engines
The heavy SHOWS in the valley. accord
ing TO q member Of the party now visit
ing In Salt Lake, have made communica -
tion between the camp and hesdqua rters
at Provo rather difficult, and part OF
the far side OF the tunnel could not he
reached by any other means than on
snowshoes.
The survey Of the power canal has
been finished so far as the preliminar ~
work is concerned and March Will see
the final location OF the canal from Span-
ish Fork TO the power plant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
WILL LET CONTRACTS
REACHING A MILLION
Beard of Public Works Will
Open Many Bids at Its
Meeting Tomorrow.

Contracts for city Improvement work,
aggregating at least S1,000,o00, will be
opened by the Board OF Public Works
at a special meeting to he held tomor-
row morning at ] o'clock. The con
tracts include all the cement sidewalk
extensions, water main extensions, pipe
sewer extensions and stone block cross
ing improvements TO be made by the
city during the spvng and summer of
1907.
In addition TO these the Board will
open bids for the sidewalk extension,
fifty miles in length, in that section of
the city bounded on the west by State
street, on the north by Ninth South
street and on the south and east by the
city limits. This extension is TO be bid
for separate and apart from the general
sidewalk extensions contemplated by
the city administration.
The Board will also open bids for the
enlargement of the city water mains in
the business and more thickly populated
districts of the city, as recommended
by City Engineer LOUIS c, Kelsey and
approved of by the City Council, AL
together the Board will open bids for
about $l.000,000 worth OF improve
ments. all of which will be made by the
American party administration during
the coming year, outside of contemplat-
ed street improvements,
The Board Will probably award the
contracts for all the work in question.
but such contracts. before becoming
effective, must be approved and ratified
BY the City Council.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
L0VEY'S BODY IS HERE
Funeral of Deceased Artist Will Be
Held Thursday Afternoon.

The body OF Alan l.. Lovey arrived in
Salt Lake last night from Reno. New.
The funeral will he held from ST. Paul's
church tomorrow afternoon. The hour
of the funeral and the definite funeral ar
raneemcnts will be announced today.
Accompanying Mr. LoveNs remains
from Reno were Mrs. Lovey and child
Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Dutton. Samuel \.
King Of Salt Lake and w. NJ. Roylance
OF Provo The body. upon its arrival
was removed to Evans undertaking par
lors.
Following the arrival. n conference of
friends Of the deceased was held at the
Elks club. and, while no definite funeral
arrangements were agreed upon, il was
decided that the funeral would be held
under the Joint auspices OF the Elks
and the newspaper friends OF the de-
ceased, Mrs. Lovey wishes the funeral
to be held at ST. Paurs Episcopal church.
where she and Mr. Bovcy were married
and her wishes Will be respected.
A. H. Dutton, the friend and business
partner OF Mr.. Lovey. was almost i'll
himself when he arrived In Salt Lake
last night He has had practically no
sleep for six days, since Mr.. Lovey first
took sick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
PHOTOGRAPHERS MEET
Picture Men From Intermountain
Region Holding a Convention.

Photographers from Utah, Nevada
Wyoming and Southern Idaho began a
three-da convention yesterday nj the
gallery OF c. r. Savage. Tne primary
object Of the convention is that those
present may receive instruction in new
and up-to-dat phases OF the photo
graphic art from representatives OF East
ern Photographic firms who are here in
attendance upon the convention.
Lectures were given Yesterday on light
Ing sitting with light developing and
paper demonstration. Today there Will
be lectures on printing, Aristo light and
developing OF negatives with Aristo light
Thursday there will be lectures on print
ing with electric light, retouching mega
tiyes with the Aristo light developing
paper demonstration and business meth
ods
The experts who are here 10 attend the
convention are doing all their demon
stration work under an arc lamp of twen-
ty-eight ampeeres. entirely Independent
OF daylight, About one hundred members
OF the Photographic profession from the
States embraced within the call for the
convention and from Salt Lake are in
attendance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
THOMAS is PROMOTED
Well-Known Telephone Official Climb
ing Up Ladder

Hugh l.. Thomas, who has beeen as
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany with the title of contract agent,
has been promoted In the telephone SER
vice having accepted a Very fatterjng
offer with the Pacific States Telephone
company. Mr.. Thomas Will have charge
Of the Northwest territory of the com
night for San Francisco. hut will return
I'm few days and will close up his af-
fairs here, not assuming the duties OF
his new position until May l. Mr.
Thomas Is one OF the best electricians in
the country. and as an operating official
he has few equals. Salt Lakers will re-
eret his departure. but rejoice with him
over his promotion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
WIVES ASK DIVORCES
Three Unhappy Ones Tell Tales of Woe
to the District Court.

Camilla j. Hendrickson brought suit In
the District court yesterday for q dl-
vorcc from Harold Z. Eendrickson on the
grounds of habltual drunkenness and
failure TO support. They were married
in Salt Lake December 20 1905. She
asks for $40 a month alimony and for
the restoration OF her maiden name, Ca
milla j Nielsen.
Caroline lessen brought suit In the
District court yesterday for divorce
from James lessen. They were married
al Manti September %. 1894. The wife
alleges that her husband has failed and
refused 10 support her ever since the
marriage.
Edith &. Chilver sues Charles ] Chill
yer for divorce and for the custody OF
their four minor children. She does not
ask for any alimouy. The couple were
married at Windsor. Ont, July o. 1887.
and the wife says that for eight months
her husband has failed 10 support her.
Elizabeth S. Tillyer was granted di-
vorce from Robert Tillyer by Judge Arm
strong yesterday on the ground OF deser-
riCD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
CELESTIAL WIDOW SUES
Mrs. Annie F. A. Hilton Brings Suit to
Recover Property

Mrs. Annie F A, Hilton. the celestial
widow OF the late DR.. John R Park
court yesterday TO establish and recov er
her dover interest in property which DIR.
Park owned and disposed OF during his
lifetime Tho suit is brought pursuant
to the decision of the Supreme court
that, as DR.. Parks celestial widow Mrs
Hilton Is entitled 10 n dover right to all
his estate.
These three suits. which are part OF a
series OF suits Instituted and TO be ins,i-
tuted by Mrs Hilton are against Everar rd
Blerer et al. Nellie Nj. Blair and Gideon
snyder and VIE. These persons are now
In possession OF three pieces OF property
In which Mrs. Hilton claims an Interest
Her total interest In the three pieces OF
property. she alleges In her complaints,
aggregates s3l50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
TWO FEET OF SNOW
Heavy Storm Buries Bingham Under
White Mantle,

BINGHAM. March IA very hard
snow has prevailed al Bingham for almost
thrty-siX hours. and vet continues.
Snow Is now between two and three feet
deep on the level and is coming down In
a manner that threatens to bury the
city.
Many people Of bingham will b. pleas
antly surprised to learn of the marriage
OF Albert Jensen of Green River. Wyo
and Miss Alice Whitaker. formerly tele-
phone operator at Bingham The bride
has many friends here who wish tie
happy couple all kinds NJ ;uck and happi-
ness In their matrimonial venture.
Milkman Birdzell had an exciting run
away this morning in which COWS rich
cream and milk were scattered pIonis-
cuously over the streets The fiery stecd
causing all the trouble fell broke leg
and had 10 be shot There Is no truth
In the rumor that ten pound roll of
butter was found In one Of the cans as
q result OF the rhurning the cans re-
ceived I'm the rUna way,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
WANTS TO FIND DAUGHTERS
Old Soldier Writes From Montana to
Sheriff G. Frank Emery.

Charles Thompson. an inmate Of the
soldiers home al Columbia Falls, Mont.
has written to Sheriff c. Frank Emery,
asking that official TO locate his two
daughters, one OF whom. Annie E
Thompson. lived nj 49 Jeremy street.
Salt Lake. eight years ago. The name
OF the other was formerly Nellie Thomp-
son, but her father says she married some
man whose name he has forgotten, II he
ever knew IT.
Mr. Thompson says he wishes to see
his daughters once more before he dies
He saws that his pension is sufficiently
large TO permit him to come TO Salt Lake
to live with his daughters il he can find
them. He was formerly resident OF this
rif
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
JUDGE AND INTERPRETER
His Honor Acts In Dual Capacity IN Po-
lice Court Tuesday.

1t is not often that court acts as
interpreter for prisoner who Is ar
raigned before him, yet such an incident
was witnessed in the police court yester-
day afternoon. Louis Paley had been ar
rested on the charge of keeping vicious
dog. After the complaint had been read
10 him the defendant in broken English
informed the court that he did not under
stand what had been read TO him His
honor Inquired what nationality he was
and was informed that he was n German
His honor took the complaint and read
it to the defendant in the German Ian
guage, after which the defendant in
formed the court that he kept dog, but
will he heard today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
BIG NEW PUMP ARRIVE
1t Has Tremendous Capacity 0'
nm Gallons Daily.

One OF the two new pumps Z
stalled by the city and five 81 10
panies ueing water from .sa I,Ta +
irrigation purposes has arE;sdn ,;ssn.
Lake and is ready for lns,ail,sTsss ,' ,srss q
pump has tho astonishingly ,slsr nds,
city of 5000, 900 gallons OF w' ~ h
and is one of two of that s'Ie y
stalled 49,. rsv -
The total cost Of the TWO nesJ n
including pump house and ooS STs' ~
lation. will be about sZo,ov., esJ'
pense will be divided among '''
five canal companies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
HuuiorS

Come TO the surface in the sp,Tig
NO other season. It's 8 pity .as \
run themselves all of that way, 91,si =
spite of pimples and otnet ,hs I'D n
they mostly remain In 'A'
That's bad. -, -,ov,s
Hood 's Sarsaparilla TemySlTd di
and cures all the painful Tas,sisg anu
ing troubles they cause. Nu.1 4,
cleanses the system and clears ~
nlnxinn ike Hood s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
CRIMINAL EDITOR
LIES SOME MORE

The convicted criminal who
seems to have been imported to
do the dirty work for the Nor
mon church politicians declares
In the Smoot organ that repre-
sentatives of The Tribune are
barred from places accessible to
other reporters.
OF course he lies about this,
as about other things, and as
he has been doing since COM
PEELED to leave other cities on
account of his criminal and dis
reputable practices.
However, In order to afford
him an opportunity to prove
that he IL not wilfully lying
about The Tribune reporters
alleged difficulties he will be
paid $100 for a single instance
wherein representatives of The
Tribune are not accorded proper
professional privileges.
Let the criminal editor prove
he has not been lying about The
Tribune. There Is an Indiana
officer who would like to split
that hundred with Leroy if he
should win.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
CALLED TO IOWA
State Sanitary Inspector Clark Makes
Trip of Investigation.

Sanitary Inspector Clark made a hur-
ried departure for Iowa yesterday.
little village down near Richmond, The
cause OF his haste was The alarming call
for help which came from the small burg
TO help In fighting some unknown disease
that is attacking children, the progress
OF Il being most swift. the child dying
within few hours. While II is not
known just the nature OF the disease the
State Board OF Health is inclined TO think
II an epidemic OF cerehro spinal menn-
gtls and on DR.. Clarks return with his
report steps will be taken to cope with
the trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
CARD SOCIAL POSTPONED
Veterans of Local Grand Army Posts
Will Go to Ogden.

Owing to the excursion of George R.
Maxwell post and the ladies of tho corps
and circle to Ogden Saturday. the 18th
inst. the card social OF the Post Corps
and Circle. which was TO have been held
on that date, is hereby postponed TO a
future date. which will he announced
later.
The social at Mrs. Owens 100 West
Fourth South street. Monday evening
. March Is, Hul, be. held rs contemplated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14

ri bought 6fty-cent bottle of KO-
DOL and the benefit / received all the
gold in Georgia could not buy. In three
months [ was well and hearty. May
you live long and prosper. &C. n
Cornell, Roding, Ga, 1906. Kodol for
Dyspepsia is sold by Austee-Brice Drug
Co., A Main st, "-------------
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14

KODOL digests what you eat, and
quickly overcomes indigestion, which is
a forerunner of Dyspepsia. 1t is made
IN strict. conformity to the National
Pure Food and Drugs Law, and is sold
AnsteeBrice Drug Co, IA Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
evening that threw out in a few words
whole basketful Of food for thought
President Love Is Humorous.

President Love Is Humorous.
Honorable S. n. Love, president of
the Senate in responding TO the toast,
"What the Senate thinks of the
House. kept his audience in an up.
roar of hilarity all the time he was on
the floor. His stories were irresstably
pat. to reproduce which would be
impossible.
Speaker Joseph Retorts.
He was followed by Harry Joseph,
speaker Of the House, at whose expense
much fun had been provoked by the
other speakers. But when Harry held
up composite picture, and explained
that "bere is the King that was and
the Howell that is and this is the Jo-
seph that will be-" the tables were
turned and Harry was on top.
Other speeches were made in good
nature behtting the occasion. The en-
tertainment was. highly enjoyed by all
who participated --
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
Personal MENTION

Judge Colborn president OF the Real
Estate association has returned from an
Eastern trip, ---------------. q,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
Wall Paper.

The very best things for y Nm M
sion rooms, delightfully."- nstSy, nay !,
horals for bed roomss pulU onisl 4
period styles for the ceremuoos nvroos,
Everything for a distinct ss,m p~ q
vast variety to seleet irop-
w. Ebert & Co., 81 Main. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14

After an illness Of sewers N re
w. S. Hudson is now ao'e
his practice.
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We have moved to l4S ssUuly SUn
street. Salt Lake Photo oNpY
nac,raffve Things

A. B. Elder, lawyer, oz' A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-09
Siir Gait nnS ;yorafer.

Cincinnati, s. 9ai. = Geo.
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fanIde StaatS Gonpent i'm n1hIten
Sabre Den Borid)laD oes Srn. Cor
in0ofIiren 10 iperoe gtienano Srn.
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(isorofer).
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.0Gtte Idllimm ,uerben f1nlcn.

9tem Dorf, 8. Mai. Ealia.
gierc Oes beltc aus Bremen angefoms
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iih gcgenieitig iibtetcn, einon0er 10
nobe, Oab nur iolortiger GontreOanpi
nno BerdnOcrllng oes Guries einen
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@efa6r 5ucrit uno ibre pronlpten
S6ritte menOeten Oas llnbeil ab. Ger
areu3er lit bentc ST Bolton angefom.
men.
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Sic Sab,t natD Buffalo.
RmNrti1l.

3oS bel Der NSwo6 cincr 9otc r Die 5ciic 5ucr III Be
trot ocogcn miro lit norII Der gc6ocu n80cnt 2o tonmt
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tct mO 5u0 gldd gc8 it, cine pttorcaquc &oue 5u bcbn
lit noirli0 ole minNn3mcrthci
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Eittsbg lit bobcr 9or 0rdqebn0e GrpreB58 8cbcn
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Stonooro Ynnpponia GienboGn Gi6u Goades unO FGmon
Boror @og9ons u0 Gae @oggon I'M Gag GrprB~ 0 Eulman
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Winttcr nnb Sodltcr crmuroct.

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Sabren nit ieiner 6rau un0 Sdlpie.
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