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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
NEW WATER SYSTEM
FOR SOUTHERN NEVADA
Vast Tract of Country to BE
Opened by Company of
Large Capital.

RHYOIITE, New, May 3l.-The ac-
tual work of installing the Ash Mead
ows water system has been begun, and
upon the completion of this enterprise
southern Nevada viii have a water
system that is second in it's magni-
tudc only 10 the Owens river system
which is being installed by the city of
Los Angeles. The new system will
open the country for radius of 300
miles and viii enable mining to be ear
tied on profitably in places now closed
for lack of water
The Ash Meadows company is cap
italizcd for 1000 900 by PENNSYLVANIA
men, headed by Ex-Governor Waters.
The first branch of the pipeline will
be run to Greenwater, where the citi.
zens are now forced to pay from 81 to
So barrel for water that is not the
most palatable. As soon as the Green
water line is completed n reservoir Will
be built AT the top of the Funeral
range. probably near Eagle mountain
and from this place the dow will be by
gravity TO Lee, Schwab and the Bull
frog district.
Three pipelines will assemble the
water AT the central pumping station
from the Fairbanks. Longstreet and
Catlettc ranches. From the reservoir
the gravity flow will be something like
thirty miles to the outlying mines of
the Bullfrog district. while Greenwater
will be even further.
The camp will supply water to many
mines and also TO smelter TO be- built
Mt Ash Meadows for the reduction of
copper, lead, silver and gold A rail
road will be run from Greenwater to
the smelter site to handle the ores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Entries at Churchill Downs,

Special to The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. May 3l.--Folowlng are
the entries at Churchill Downs fur Sat
uTdav.
First race. six furIones. selling -.Ncdra.
Monere 50. Dr. Wentker. Marmorean. 81 /.
Bosserian aS. No Quarter 81, Mint Boy
100, L.izi. Mclean. Etrena. 1922 Adesso.
BouhOn News, Prince OF Pless, 1903; Har-
old y. 10a, Potter w. III, AleCOn 1l2.
Second race, liye furlongs Black Coat.
Sopbist. RUto. 95; The Yamisco. Lady's
Man. 9S: Little kcnnie 100. Hollow. or
landot. Gresham. 1903: Rebel Queen I6i.
Third race. mile. handlcap-Jiitle
Lighter Gnreantua. oi: Harry |. cote l01
Cahlrcram l06, Phil Finch ll9. The MlnlSs
1l3.
Fourth race. louisville steepIechase, full
course-Snowdrir l36. Naran 1888 Lady
Jocelyn l41. Kiildoe li2, Rapshine 14O
John Dillon li2, Dell Leafs lIG Pirate
81 Volma, lii. Rainshine, John Dillon.
Dell Leats-Noble entry.
Fifth race, the Gentlemen's cup, mile
Peter Vinegar lS7. Jehane li9. Red Coat
l6o. Alcor Mr., Farnum. SwiftwtnG. l6l .
Safanota l5i
Sixth race. milo and sixteenth. sell
lne-Red ogden Sd Ouard al. Knight of
Gyanhoe 9s. Gauze. Tinker 1o2: Fas,
Flight l0i Bclden 1O7. Fonsoluco, baus-
down, Sponge cake. los: AlheniEo III,
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LoNGsHoTs ARE DoWNED.
It Was an Ordinary Card With Occa
sional Good Racing.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.-FaVortte
and well PLAYED horses rewarded their
hackers mt Oakland today. The card was
not particularly attractive. but some good
racing was witnessed. In the fourth.
Sahara closed fast and got M In time
TO win from Hlppocrates and Little JoE
or, The nfu went to Kermit, a we'll
played good thing
Firs, race. futurity course. ceiling
Andrew B. Cook. $50 OKirscnbauml 10
10. won. Cardinal Sarto. l27 [Goodch1id,,.
SOM. 30 TO I. third. Time, lilo - III
Chihuahua Nettie Bicks. Enchanter,
Adirondack, IL Bernardo, Search Me, Bel
laco and Desmages finished as named.
Second race. fuI,Iity coul Sc selling
Titus II. l27 (MentryD. 10 10 :. won; Belle
Reed, l29 CIV. Darlsl. 10 10 |. second
Time, 1:10 90. Yellowstone. Hersain, e
NJ. Brattain. Flaunr Princess Wheeler
and Miss Provo finished as named.
Third race, mile and went y@rds' sell!
won Frascuelo. lOi (SandyD. 10 ?, sec
ond. Meldcn. los (Rettig), 50 TO th!ri
Time, 1;42 70 silver Line koso BLANCHE
c. Deve Weber. Helisme. Alta Spa, Tea
Tray H. aud Taos finished as named.
Sachet left at post
Fourth race. mile aud quarter sell
ing-Sahara. 107 03oreD, 10 l. Won
Hippocrstes. l0e Alairel: 10 /. second I;
Little Joker. 100 F. Wilson,. 10 TO l..
third, Time; 2;os Ralpn Young, "a "a
pablo Alma BoE Maeodass%r; ron S,,dc Me- o. ais also
ran,
Fifth race. mile and n quarter. seHi7g
-Kcrmlt I07 o. Hayss), u l. won;
Bonar lOT U[lrsrhbaum), TO ]. sec
| ond: RosIof, i07 (Sandy). IN 10 !, thlid.
Time 2:O9 2-5. FL Prmsro. Siuner ST.
mon Vctersno. Jcrusha. Isabella and
Gls=ando finished as named.
Sixth race. PrIucessa hshd!2ap. five
furlougs- Mistys Pride. 1o5 (kirsch-
haumj, 6 TO >. won: Sugar Maid. lo9
[ OSrogh) Il 10 =. second: Gsmmel, 100
I (s1nd,I 10 third Time 90 l-S,
J Nappa and GrasscutteT finished as
named
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Entries at EmeryYille.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OAKLAND. May 2l.-Following are the
entries NJ Emcryvi'lc for Saturday:
First race. mile and five furlonSs. sell
iue-Talanund ito. Eotrou loI BcnVolo
los lras los. Rough Rider 1'%, harhor
lOl
Second race mile and = 5,Tteenth. sell
ing Andrew Mack, st George. Jr.. IL;
Hugh McC;owan. Marklc Mayer, Morendo,
Elevation Nepwnus, Iufammable. Cabin.
FL Sheridan. Toe.
Third race. FIVE furlonCs, Rettiua han
dl-ar- Raleigh Il2 College Widow los.
Turnawey io7. Alice f. lo+. Albion II.
lou. Palnodc ai
Fourth race, mi" special weights
4 Muskoday Sanfarn, optic'an. H1; Sir
Brilor 81. Bedford 90.
Fifth race futuriiy course, selling g-St.
i.taurle ROYAL Rogue. 1903. BUcolic los,
The Mist. Lem Reed Paddy Lynch. lo@,
Nothing l0i LottN Gladstone ~, Burn
ing Bush 90.
sixth race. thirteen siNtccnths OF n mile
Integrity Il0. Gateway, Security 100,
HuTncleTte. ethel Day.. Princess I1tania'
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Results IL Belmont.

NEW YORK. May 5l.-The results at
Belmont TODAY were as follows:
First race. seven furoncs - Grtmaldi
won Kiamosha second. Marster third.
Time l:26
second race four and a half furIones-
Marbles won. Glorious Betsy second, For
dcBo third Time 80 ] -.
Third race. one mile and sixteenth
Ironsldes won, Tokalon second. Philander
third Time. ~.
Fourth race, the Ladies stakes. one
rnile-Yankce GlTl won. Alteration second
Court Dress third. Time, l,i0 10
Eifrh race ore mie-S'. Valentine won
Royai Lien second Water Tank third
Time, 1870 %.
sixth race, seven urlongs -Mince Law
won. Cobocnon accond The Brightest
I-I.er third Time l:26 3-5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Churchill Downs Results,

louisville May 2I.--Thc results az
T-h,rrhU Downs today were as follows.
FIRST race. nv" lurlonEs- NItner'ne
Nf,Tnbv won. Lady Baldwin second, Stone
Sweet third Time. .02 Ia.
second race. one mtle-Seo SAT- won.
Royal River second. Edth NJ third. Time.
rSbird race seven fuTlpngs-Col. Jim
t,ou1I,s won Envoy second. Request
third Timc i.2i 30.
fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth
,.l.,ntv clerk won. Crepp6 BeCkham sec
o,,g Eed Thistle ,hhd. Time las Is.
F!fth race. four and half 'urlonss,
,Sl,-nrr''', ,.-l,r' Eriand third. Time. 50 3-5.
GiV,b race, one mile and q sixteenth
S,,I,r,, won, Princess 0rnn second, Scalp
ioCk third Time 100 2-b.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01

FARGO. y. D.. MAY 3I.-Iudge Pol
lock today dismissed the case OF Mrs.
Crarrcr. charged with the murder OF hor
husband ~ Page. last February: Two
iurics disagreed, the last one being out
ninety four hours. The testimony showed
that Cramer had been abusing his wlle
ana thc lattc- called upon their son 10
shoot his father which he did,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Donovan Ended Right.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 3i.-Detroit de-
teated Cleveland today in ten innings.
Crawfords home run tied The score In
the ninth, while hits by Archer. Downs
and CoughIln drove I'm the deciding run
In the tenth. Cleveland failed to get
nit off Donovan after the third inrlnS.
K. II. Z.
Cleveland % q q o q o O-1 , /
Detrcit 80 o 1-2 l
Batteries-Thielman and Bemis; Dono-
van and Archer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Cv WARMAN

VIII tell of "The Heart Of a
Heather, - a love story of
Cree maiden a unique portrayal
of thc deepest and trucst emo.
lions of daughter of chief,
told by a writer who knows the
West and its people No other
Salt Like paper Will print this
delightful love story.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Were Held Down.

ILApELPHlA Nav 3l-i~- -cyon de-
feated Philadelphia today through the
effective pitching OF Liniaman Who held
the home team down 10 one h!t until The
ninth. when n batting rally scored The 10
calls only runs. The visitors hit PIttn-
ger hard Il. II, II;
Boston .....l 01 O1 q , IS - 3
Philadelphia o u o o @-S ?
Observation-Disclosures and Brown, Pit
finger McCioskey and Doom. Two base
nits-I.indnmsu Titus Srlnstield. Brain.
Three base hit-Beaumont. Bases on balls
off PlttingeU ,, of M"ClosSey. Z.
Struck out-by Plttinger. 3; by Liudaman,
l. Umpirc-CGrpenter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Gate for Mrs. Stahl,

BOSTON, May 81 The visitors were
thoroughly alive on the bases today and
the score OF 4 to l in their favor repre-
sented their readiness tn yrasp oy portu-
mites In memory OF ''Ch!ck" Stahl. late
manager of The Boston club Juno 10 Will
be celebrated here as "Stahl day." The
Providence club Will be the visiting at
traction and the gate receipts will I've
given to Mrs. Stahl. K. H. r.,
New York 80 0 0 1 2 0 o. 6
Boston ...,.,0 0 o l q - O--t 6
Batteries-Kitson and Kle,now; Winter
and ArmhruSter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
One Runner Passed Second.

CHICAGO. May 3l.-Only one ST. Louis
runner passed second base today and he
was left on third Chicago punched hits
In three innings, scoring six runs. Tie
contest was fast r. H. L.
Chicago A.. ,-,..s0 3 o 0 2 ] o '-6 9
ST. Louis ...,..0 o o q q 0 o % I
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan, Petty
and Stevens,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Champions Were Defeated.

PITTsBCRC, May 3l,--1'he Pittsburgs
found no trouble In defeating the Chi
cagos today They hit the pall good and
hard. and played a strong game in the
field. Pfeister was aiken out after the
sixth and Brown substituted, but the
Pittsburgs kept on scoring, u. II. l..
Pittsburg ....l o I q ? - II 3
Chicago .,....O 1 o o 0 l o o o. ,
Battcries-Phillippi and Gibson, Pfeis-
ter. Brown and King. Two-bdSe hits-
Wagner. .; Hoffman. Three base hits
Clarke Randall. Bases on balls--off
Phillippi l. Of Pfeister, 6. Struck out
by Phillppi, l by Pfeistcr, 4; by Brown,
. Implre-Rlgler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Independent Companv Wins.

FINDLAY. o. May 81 The Circuit
court today unanimously decided that the
Buckeye oil company. Standard subsid
iary concern. was organized under the
corporate laws of Ohio. and ms such must
carry oil offered IT by The independent
producers az u fair remuncrativc rate.
The decision rs considered - great vic
tory by The Independent concerns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
TOnY HAMILTON

Will give some inside and as
founding facts about the siege
of the friends of the circus who
demand free tickets to the
show. The Sunday Tribune is
the only paper in the Inter
Mountain region printing these
"reminiscences of a circus man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
FUNERAL SERVICES
SATURDAY EVENING
Special to The Tribune.

- HH"Hlai no IN" 1 ll'uh".
:. ROBINSON. Utah, Nav al
= Funeral services over the re.
i. mains of the late William Ball,
:. superintendent of the Lower
= Mammoth mine. will be held at
:. the L. u. s. meeting house. Nam
- moth, Saturday evening. at ;
= clock. under the auspices Of
= Tiutic lodge. 4. y, O. f., Rob
= inson lodge. No. is, Knights OF
= Pythias, and Mammoth Miners
:. union. The body win he
=. shipped 10 Lehi Sunday morning
:. for intcrmcnt. a large mum
:. ber of Tintic people will nc
= company the remains TO their
+ last resting place.
=. =. = :. !. :. :, = j. !. + + = + I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
PSllFF SENTENCE
g. ss'' Sixty Days for
V0hcsaled Weannns

h,,'s NAY 2l-Csrl II. Dun.
| ~. .g vas arrested ON Tues
i, ,s,9a; 70 character nt tho
- !, y !, The Socialist writer,
,a,'.. we Haywood trial, ap,
4 oar this afternoon on
r.. ia ''ssrIyiDg concealed ,,~gl1 cd
! 49, g'..0ed not guilty. de,
Et,'y and conducted bis
|i 'sr,l,' evidence showed that "a +
+" s"g~5 5%J and a dagger IN
= n,'O osiehse was that he
| agi' g1ip'sllng TO work OF on the bs
| an, '..aan q and IL was cns
=, 'lF ! weapons. He WA
In Z. !, : due Of 800 or " Go ;n
|h5 ell for sixty davs '
b. oe'n Tho number Of pf
Pc. A.. Ieeelyed hv the
u ,y,' ,S. Not much al
&,,i,..,.. i,..'n. however and
II ,s,r l'i' in the eitv an ,,,'
Iea. % espouso Dnn.,,,, r,n nP. !, :.
Isy 9Th: that he he's no
-. M. lhai he 65s'iss Ss, eaosG, q, S;ga,. al
r. s'''''ed with a uumbe, urniSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
G0LDFIELD EXCITED
Bitter Fight over Proposed Granting
OF Street Car Franchise.
Special 20 The Tribune

GOLDFI ED, New, May 31,-God.
field Is wrought up over the taCit
understanding that the Esmeralda CouN-
" Commissioners have decided 10 grant
a blanket Franchise for III, running Of
stree. car lines over the main streets
of the city. 1t is claimed that the
proposed privilege would permit Of the
pulling of heavy freight trains through
the business part of the city. On ac-
count Of the bitter war between bust
ness factions, Milton Nj. Detch. a law
Yer whose clients are numbered on both
sides, has resigned as president of the
Goldfeld Chamber OF Commerce, and
the fight against the granting Of the
franchise is led by 4" Dick - Colburn,
formerly of Salt Lake City, 6r5s vice
lTc= dent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Hughes Eltte6 Hard

ASHINGTON, MAY 2l.-Huehes was
batted out of the box today By Ph!la-
delphia. and Washington was easily de-
featcd Plank was very effective. three
hits in the last inning beln@ gifts.
r. ". e,
Washington q n o q - 6 .
Philadelphia . n ? . 2 q o--S 10 o
Batteries-HuEhes. Patten and Blank
enship, Plank and SchreCk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Brooklyn Has Winning Streak.

NEW YORK. May 3t.-BrooklyH beat
New York today In the opening game of
the last series either team VIII play here
until their return from the Vest. Sell
held the locals TO three hits, New York
tailed twice in the ninth inning, but
Brooklyn won. Z. II. Il.
New York ..,..O o ! p 3
Batterles-Gen Ritter and Butler FER
guson and Bowerman. Two base hits
Maloney shannon. Home run-Iu nmen
Base on hals-oft Bell :. Struck out
by Ferguson 4; by Bell, /. Umpire
O'Day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
LIGHT FREIGHTS.

The first of a series of de-
ligbtfu! stories by W. w. ia.
cohs. entitled "An Odd
Freak, - will he found only in
The Sunday Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
.SIR NIGEL

Another chapter Of A. Conan
DOYLE s charming story. Sir
Nigel, detailing How Thirty
of Josselin Encountered Thirty
Of Ploermel, will be found in
The SUNDAY Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
pnn Is Golf Champion.

ST. ALBAl1s. scotland. May 3l.-John
ru 6ve times winner Of the amateur
roiT aniT championship. again captured the
S,tIn today. defeating G. a. Palmer hy
6 M and 1 to play; Palmer ~ co2irAta-
YC,o,,. a newcomer In first-class golf,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
,nIIUS G.. BURROWS

Will give reasons In The sun
dav Tribune why another con
stitutional amendment is neces-
sarv. the recent investigation in
connection with the Smoot case
furnishing the text for the
article.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
YOU WILL WANT TIE
!: SundayTribuHe

Here arc some features that
will appear in The SUNDAY 1rib-
un9. IT is the best newspaper
published IN the lnter.mountain
country. There are none better
i'm the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
WIND INSTRUMENTS

And the newlV-aWakered inter.
est in America in the art Of
playing them, will he told in
The Sunday Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
American Association Games,

Al Kansas City--Ksnsas city Mime
apols game postponed: rain.
AT Milwaukee - Milwaukee. .. ST.
Paul, /.
At Toledc-.Toledo. / Columbus g.
At Louisville - Louisville indianapolis
game postponed: rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
CRAZE FOR LEARNING

Which is now sweeping China
is elaborated upon by William
T. Ellis in letter from Shang
hal 10 he found only in The
SUNDAY Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
AENEy IN BOISE
k Hnhester. n. Y, Are IN
= Essm Mining Interests.

= Tribune.
y Eiip. May 3l.-The party
r capitalists headed by
I ~ arrived here today in
az "Panlla. coming by
u 'as Francisco. The dis
EEs axe being properly
ihe members Of the
ssb aud their wives.
I's gea'lemcn in the party
Xulg property at Neal. in
~ ~ ard associates are in
N elhcr members of the
II J, George kaelber, finan-
Wallace, chief engineer
nti tanal commission; W.
p Rsr; DR.. Fred ". Zim-
IL u'geon; George Koch,
- aud Carl +. Lomh,
ItHiss men of that city.
'IiFnoral friend of Pres
rsr.
n ! fei'on, a pretty girl of
has broken an engage.
IF i'7ef, Byron Hadley, an
III ne street railway com
y 70 commit suicide last
-; hudanum. Failing in
- % 'tfangle herself with
y donbt would have sue.
~ ~ some men who were
- ls' rescue. The poison
n 'recl, and she had fall.
.Iai4 still ,ugging at tho
Il 20. .e.a them 10 keep away
I .ll'a What she attempted
,ll"'s bottled and she was
1 si'lon and a doctor sum
ISoi' time she recovered
is. taken home h. her
III Hid she would try - i,
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u.THE FATAL DESK,

A most interesting story by ",
l.. Alden, author of Finding
Europe, . will appear only in
The Sunday Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.

Its advance IN America is
treated in an admirable man
ner hy Frederic i. Haskin in
The Sunday Tribune,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Alleged Dosertcr Caught.

WARSAW. Ind. MAY 3l.-Charles Bee
sin who II is charged, deserted the army
twice within six months, was arrested at
his home IN sidney today. Beegn had
h.sn stationed in Alaska
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
RISE OF NEW PROFESSION

In that Of certified public ac-
couutants. who draw as high as
%72, 900 for a single fee, Will be
found in an article upon this
topic in The Sunday Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
THAT HATcHET STORY.

Virginia Records punctures
theory that Washington mover
told n he. The Sunday Trib.
uue will print story giving the
facts i'm the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
ORDER NOW,

. Call up either phone and or
: der The Sunday Tribune. You
: cannot afford to bc without it.
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4 DROWNED IN
.IA|{1TE RIVER
I'Dv,Ee Landing ,A Above
u Mar Garden Valley
,'Ib. Proves Fatal
fuCToRS IN .,.ro
lnLE FOR THEIR LIVES
a. Carried Over Falls
H., Perish in Swift
q Torrent

L., Nsy 3l.-While at
.,l,s landing above the
- river. about twelve
a e,,lsn valley. seven men
II aa night. The two
. s,r.vcre using were car
-,j. and swamPed. The
.,.,r,ni, Of the boats had
ID .r their lives, but man
ID. hofe.
D.ogned.
IHTr.
|lYiLT0N
sELAND
ETTZGERALD.
/rEILLAN.
S.
A. be learned. all are un-
N, Inc force Of sixteen men
Ilus were engaged in a log
IA, n,ho White Pine Milling
\ ifgf rortaging a large fall,
H., attempted to land and
y right al the head of one
.k Il failed TO make the
Z: boat was swept down,
k;i followed the first, the
\ 4.si1g their comrades had
va. safely, and were also
ID Il, torrent.
nRihe tragedy reached here
, irum Garden valley, to
"a. ile Survivors FASTENED.
y h,iies has been recovered
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|sS Of Hot wa-or

XI lua
. !, IS Ss,e ,selg,Aoqt4cr .,l.2 flow
is5s.,ss5s who We're dPiliing PfTS by y
l,At .l' lse Sia,ui'arium. fbc
- gsarIs uesrees Fahren
equal that at the i,,'
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IN sa' in Idaho,

s.4hss.' y IL. 22.9'ao,i5sSs5i S5 . sis,S ass
'pIS.e b; oo6 comfy, With n
: yli'oroor,,'. 10 open for
81 h,a and g'1'9fs !, arc i. r.
p'teiiao1n,a a r; Wallace, ;, :,
IN '' and cashier.
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BIGGEST AND BEST

Not only Is The Tribune tha
largest Newspaper In the Inter
mountain States. but II more thor
ouohIy covers the field than any
other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
MUST RESPECT THE CONSTITUTION.

Judson Harmon, ex-United States Attorney General, in Leslie's Weekly. says:
 Supreme authority resides in the people. who have solemnly estab- iished the mode and manner in which alone their will is to be made known. They have with the utmost care and -deIiberation decided to invest the fed eraI government with certain powers and their respective state govern ments with other powers. All powers not so granted they have chosen to retain until they think best to grant more. When the people wish the con stitution changed they will surely change it themselves, as they have always done, but they will take the time and use the deliberation they have themselves provided to guard against nasty and inconsiderate ac- tion Meanwhile the people need off cials who will serve them with zeal and with fidelity to the trusts confid- ed, which covers the limitation as well as the duties of their trusts. They need leaders to study. and pro pose and to advocate lawful measures for their good. But they do not need guardians. our very prosperity has brought about, or, perhaps. rather. nagnifed ana disclosed. many things which must be eliminated or correct ed. But am not convinced that it would be better to have all our chop ping and pruning done with one big ax, even if license were given in due form. At all events. there must be no trespassing. no matter how benefi- cent the purpose, for It is a maxim as old as the law that while<ssd mo
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
NISI PRIUs IN ALA RAMA.

The revocation by the state of Ala bama of the charter of the Southern railroad under a new law which went into effect on July l raises some questions of law which the supreme court at Washington will finally pass upon.
 The case is only one of many arIs- ing out Of efforts made by the states to regulate foreign corporations doing business within their limits In any controversy arising from this source there is an unfortunate feeling on the part of the corporations that the state courts will favor unduly the local lit igant, while on the part of the state there is like unfortunate fear that the foreign corporation will have an undue advantage in the federal courts.
 It is not worth while to inquire in-