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ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (INC.) },
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For SaIe-Suburban.

FOR SALE-Reservoir Mn NV. a beautffllI
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balance 70 suit c. J. HANBACK,, 5l4 F 81
nv. ia58I0 IL IL II 10
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Az INVESTMENT Of a few dollars today in
Washington Highlands. d. c., would net
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light
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For Rent-nOuseS.

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II YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
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FOR RElST-Ab0ut Feb. !. one Of those nice
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
GIFT OF $4,000, 900
John D. Rockefeller Handsomely Re
members the University of Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. IA New Years gift
OF nearly $4,000. 900 was presented by
John d. Rockefeller TO the University Of
Chicago today. This is the largest con-
trihuton OF Mr.. Rockefeller TO the insti-
tuition, and brings his total benefactions
10 the university up to $40, 6,922.
Announcement of the latest donation
was contained In q letter from John d.
Rockefeller. Jr., TO Acting President
Harry Pratt Judson. The larger portion
of the New Years gift is 10 go TO the
permanent endowment fund OF the uni
versity, and for this purpose securities
with a market value OF S2.T00.OO0 are
provided. The remainder OF the gift.
$4,000, is TO make up the years deficit.
70 provide for an increase In the salaries
OF Instructors. and to allow appropria-
lions for various purposes.
The S2,700 900 addition to the endow-
ment brings this fund TO S10,4 GIG.
Mr.. Rockefeller's provision for an an
nual increase OF SAC, 900 in the salaries of
instructors enables the trustees 70 pro-
ceed along more liberal lines.
This latest gift of Mr.. Rockefeller fol-
lows the visit made 10 New York q few
weeks ago by Acting President Judson.
President Martin A. Ryerson and Treas
urer c. l.. Hutchinson OF the board OF
trustees. and Business Manager Wallace
Hickman, when they went over the
budget with Mr.. Rockefeller.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
BIG SUIT DISMISSED
Mining Men Who Alleged Gigantic
Steal Failed to Prove Case.

DENVER. Colo. ,Hn. 1.-The damage
suit OF Josiah Winchester, a mining man.
against A. NJ. Stevenson, a. z. Carlton,
], j. Weicher and Herbert Warne in
which charges were made that the de-
PENDANTS conspired 70 destroy the value
OF Winchester's holdings In the Jack Pot
and other rich mines In the Cripple
Creek district. was dismissed tonight by
District Judge Mullins, on motion OF the
defendants, because the plaintiff had
failed to prove a cause OF action The
suit was for s200.000 and testimony was
offered TO show that Winchester had
been Systematically responsible for his
share Of rich ore while away in Missis-
sppi on a trip several years ago, and
to cover UP the alleged steal inJunctions
and other legal proceedings were insti-
tuted as part OF the conspiracy alleged
The defendants are among the most
prominent men in the State, Mr.. steven
son being a leading lawyer and politician,
and at present Colorado's representative
on the Republican Labor committee. ana
is one OF the wealthy bankers and mine
owners OF the Cripple Greek district.
The other two defendants are equally
prominent in mining and business circles
OF the State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
Entries at Emeryville,

Special TO The Tribune
OAKLAND, Cal, Jan, 1.-Following
are the entries for Wednesday afternoon
at Oakland. 40
First race. six furlongs-Yo San. 1o9:
Samuel c.. 1902; Hainault. 1Qb Swasger.
.1O2; Sid Silver. 105; Cardinal Sarto. 100:
Llllitus. 1O5; Rathgar, lo5: Miss Turtle,
Second race. six furlongs-Bogoham
lo9: Bell Reed, lo4; Triumphant, 81; Sea
Lad. 109; Cocksure, 1o2, Jake Ward H. 119
Mrs. Mathews. 80: Hersain. lo7, The
Reprobate lO5; Pinaud; io5; KinGch ioS' n5
Third race, three furlongs-Momond.
he: Rustler, 1l2. No rather, 1os Boas.
lO9; Billy Watkins. ~; Puarte; 10y;
Bargonia, 112; Willie GIFT, 112: Sandpiper'
l12: Bravoura, 109; Hiacko, ll2.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Ru6ric, lOa
Miss Offcious. 100: Soufrtere. lO4: Mary
F, 100: Tony Faust, 1os: Collector Jes-
Fifth race, mile and one -eighth--or
chan. lo4; Tenordale. 100, Ellie 81 iras'
0s; Voladay los; Chestnut lO5: Briers,
1903: Byronerdale, 100.
Sixth race. mile-Magrane, los: Queen
Alamo, l02; Bushthorpe, %; NJ, y. Pow
ell. lO5; RolIa, 9s; Fulletta, lo1 Peerless
Lass, l02: Miss May Bowdish, 81; Water
cure. l02, San Reno, 1Ol.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
NAUGHTY "SCH00LMA'AMS.'
Not Always Fair to Themselves

"I taught school for number Of
years. writes a Vancouver lady, "and
like many other brain workers. forgot
how necessary the right kind Of food
is, and therefore suffered greatly from
indigestion.
"My system became run down, my
blood impoverished, and i had TO take n
years holiday in the hope Of regaining
my strength.
''I saw Grape Nuts food highly spok-
en- Of, tried the food and became very
fond Of it. After eating it with cream,
only for breakfast, / gained quickly in
strength and energy, and went back to
work.
"When I married I soon convinced
my husband that it was his heavy
breakfasts Of meat, potatoes, hot bis.
cult and white bread that caused his
feelings Of languor in the mornings
Since eating Grapc-Nuts and fruit
he has become hearty and well.
1T is now many years since we be
gan to use Grape Nuts and the food
seem as necessary in our household
as salt A favoritc dessert is alter
nate layers of sliced apples, sugar
nutmeg and Grape Nuts, cooked in the
oven until the apples are done
Name given by Postum Co., Battl.
Creek, Mich, Read the little book
"The Road to Wellville" in pkgs
"Thers'B reason.p
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Lord Nelson, 80 tRuxtonl, to l. won;
Prestige, LOO (Hunter). 80 TO l, second,
The Night 40 (Brown), TO 2, third,
Time, 1928 2-5. Metlakatla. Anvil, Fred
Bent and Sir Carter also ran,
Second race, one uile-Beechwood, l03
(Sandy), to l, won; Dorado, 10I (W.
Miller), TO A. second. Alma Boy, l02
(Horner). Is 20 |, third. Time, LAB 1-o:
Orchan, The Only Way and Watchful
also ran.
Third race. three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
III o.. Wiliams). 2 10 /. won; Racon-
teur, III (MelntyIe). to 1, SECOND;
Bunker I'm. ia (Brown), 5 TO l. thrd,
Time. SO 1-5. Thomas Calhoun, PaIa-
sol. Henry Kelly, Brookleaf, Husky. MY
Bill, Heather Scott. Vallejo and Old Dad
dy also ran.
Fourth race New Years handicap.
mile and an eighth-Proper, l1s (BroWn).
8 TO 8. won; Ramus, 100 (Hornero. IL to
l. second; Logistilla, lls (W: Mlller(. II
TO o. third Time, 1856 2-b. CorrlGan
and Joe Coyn also ran.
Fifth race, futurity course-Vannees,
los CIV. Mlner), to 10. won, Benposal,
los IT, Sulllvanl. 13 to 2 second; Bur
leigh, 115 o.. Williams(. TO >. thlId,
Time, iii 2-5, Mechant, Plausible,
Edith James. Chief Whitman also ran
Sixth race. mile and nifty yards-Nep-
tunas, 80 (Thurston). TO o, won, Cover
nor Davis. 102 (W, Miller). 70 B, sec
ond; Clamor.' 9S (Hornerl, 10 to /, third.
Time LAT. Mabel Hollander, Baker,
ClVdnO also ran.
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MEN BATTLE F|ERCElY
UNDER BED OF RIVER
CaissOn of McAdO0 Tunnel the
Scene of Conflict That May
Result Fatally.

NEW YORK, Jan. l.-Far below the
surface OF the earth In an air lock OF
the McAdoo tunnel. under North river,
two men fought today until one OF them
was stretched out unconscious with a
fracture of the skull. which may cause
his death.
When patrolman. called to the mouth
OF the tunnel by the report that there
had been a fight down In the depths.
was lowered into the caisson, he found
seven men standing around the PROSTATE
form of John Lundening. Soon after the
policeman arrived the injured man re-
covered consciousness for a moment and
pointed at Christopher F. Lynch as his
assallant. He said that Lynch struck
him over the head with pick handle
The cause of the trouble between the
men could not be learned.
Nearly half an hour was consumed In
removing the wounded man and the po-
liceman and his prisoner from the tun-
mel. They were obliged TO pass through
three air locks. where the heavy atmos-
pheric pressure under which the men
work in the lower tunnel Is gradually
reduced. Lundenlng was sent 70 hos
pital and Lynch TO police station,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
MARTIN MULVEY
DID NOT RESIGN
Letter of Resignation Which He
Submitted the Mayor Is
Withdrawn.
DID THIS AT REQUEST
OF HIS CONSTITUENTS
Declare That He Is Needed in
Council, Especially on
Water Matters.

Martin E Mulvey, Councilman from
sition as Councilman last night, as he
had stated he would.
At the earnest request of his con
stituents and members of the Council
Mr.. Mulvey reconsidered his declara-
tion late Monday afternoon, and he re-
ouested Councilman ". Mont Ferry to
withdraw the letter, which was done.
Mr. Mulvey is chairman of the Water
committee. He has. as has been said
in these columns, had the matter of ad-
Indicating the troubles over water
rights between alleged claimants and
the city In Big Cottonwood canyon,
and his labor in that regard is nearly
completed. he is confident all will be
settled satisfactory to all interested.
IT was on account Of this that his
friends and his constituents urged him
to withdraw his resignation, Mr..
Mulvey has watched the construction
of the Big Cottonwood conduit almost
from the beginning, and it has been hls
ambition to have all differences be-
tween the conflicting interests settled
by the time the water is turned into the
great fume.
Mr.. Mulvey has differed with the
policy OF the administration on the
question of Sunday closing. but being a
member of the Council, he was among
the first to obey the order of the Mayor
and Chief OF Police in closing his place
on Sunday and keeping it closed.
Mr.. Mulvey declined to discuss the
reason for reconsidering his action
other than his connection with the
water problem. Strong pressure was
brought to bear upon him by friends
and leading constituents, and having
been elected to the Council by them
| he acauiesced and withdrew his resig
| nation.
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Entries at Ascot.
al 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 1.-The fol-
lowing are the entries at Ascot Tor
Wednesday afternoon:
First race, selling, six furonSs-JaSk
Little Tramotor. Stoessel. Canopian, VII
lie Gregg, Taxer 112; Jewell, Bologna,
Hostility, Abbey Belle, Sunmark, Susie
Sheridan 107; Pimkin 1o5. Phil lgoe lo2,
Alerton 90.
Second race, ftuturity course--Norfolk:
Airs III: Elancer l12. Green llO, Red
Garter 1o9. ST dor 1Os. Gulliver loS;
Third race. Brooks course-Avontellus,
Lone Fisherman, Los Angeleno, JACK
Adams. Mountehank, Never Such ITO;
Perry Wlcks. Salina Costillion 107 Frees
las los.
Fourth race one mlle-W. n; Carey,
Ell Otros. Tartan ia; Ben Hamilton III.
ROYAL Ben Jos. Milshora 100.
Fifth race. futurity course-Charles l..
stone. r. r. H.. Song of the Sea, st.
Adams 10; straightaway. TEoiiand.
First Deep, Remember. Vinorsina, Elsie
A Happy Rice 107; Ten Row, Gold
Ledge, Taos los: Long Kick lo2.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Success LII
lie B. Betsey 10; Mazapan 10I. Anona.
Raubie, Prominence Azora, Ambitious.
Iotta Gladstone 106 Nuns Yelling lO4.
Hattie Carr lol, Miss Martha 81, Win
some WAYS 90.
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Personal MENTION

j. w McGann OF Mt Pleasant. Utah,
was In Salt Lake Tuesday. en- route To
Ell Paso Tex. where he was called by
the serious Illness OF his sister Mrs. s.
E. Flory.
Miss Ellen HAYES OF Ely, New. is re-
turning from a PLEASURE trip 20 San Fran
cisco. Del Monte. Santa Barbara and
Los Angeles. and is now on her way 70
Ely TO dispose OF her real estate and
attend to important business matters.
Miss Hayes proposes 10 invest large sums
in local real estate during the coming
year. Miss Hayes has achieved wide
spread fame as q result of her efforts
toward bringing Ely 10 the notice OF In
yestors
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Weather Record.

YESTERDAYS record at the local office OF
the weather bureau for the Jwenty-four
hours ending az p. m:
Maximum temperature. II degrees;
minimum temperature, q degrees; mean
temperature, 81 degrees, which is de-
Grees above the normal.
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since the first OF the month degrees,
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since January l. 5 degrees.
Relative humidity al p. m. 81 per
cent,
Total precipitation from 2. m 70 p.
m. % inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since the FIRST OF the month, II inch
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since January !, II inch,
Weather Forecast-Wednesd fair, ex-
cept snow In mountain districts; cold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
Favorites Take the Money.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Fair Grounds
results:
First race six furlongs-W oodsaw won.
Henrietta second, Pity third. Time.
l:14 2-5.
Second race, five furlongs. handioap-
Toboggan won, Alencon second, Meadow
Breeze third. Time, LOB:
Third race. three furlongs-Whisk
Broom won, Gremz second, Hazel NJ.
third Time, 26t seconds.
Fourth race, the New Years handicap;
mile and seventy yards-Elfall won. Gid
second Pompadour third. Time. .43 40.
Fifth race, mile-Phil FINCH won.
Henry Watterson second, Besterling
third Time, l:4l 2-5.
Quinn Brady won. Gauze second. Henry
Boswor,h third. Time, | AZ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
INFORMAL RECEPTION
Miss Alberta Gallatin Is Given Kindly
Welcome at Kenyon Parlors.

The Daughters OF the Confederacy
met Informally yesterday afternoon Mt
the parlors of the KENYON hotel, where
a reception was held in honor of Miss
Alberta Gallatin. the leading lady with
dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hall. -
The Daughters then attended the matt
nee performance in body. MISS Gal
latin is the daughter Of a we'll
known Southern General and a grand
daughter of Judge Bowlin. at one time
Minister 10 the Argentine Republic.
The gathering Yesterday afternoon was
in CHARGE of Mrs Kate b Anderson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
CYCLONE THOMPSON
slugger Arrives at ogden and Will Get
Into Training for Scrap,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 1.-Cyclone Thompson,
the lightweight pugilist. and mis- manager,
"Rawhlde" Kelly. arrived from San Fran
cisco tonight on the delayed Overland
Limited and Immediately took quarters
at the Reed hotel, Cyclone has come
here to fight a twenty-ro9nd go with
house on Tuesday, January s. Cyclone
looks a little fatter than when ne fought
with Dick Hylapd here, and IT is said
that Maurice is IN about the same con-
dition Cyclone goes into training next
Wednesday at the fire STATION. and Maui
rice viii train in the Sanitarium at SAT-
Lake.
II is being commonly told that Maurice
Thompson is really better man than
Dick Hyland who was last seen here
with the Cyclone, Manager Kelly says.
however. that he wants to take on a
return bout with Hyland.. and Thompson
viii be ready at any time that Sammy
McClintick. Hylnnd's manager Will give
consent. A return match somewhere In
Utah Kelly says. viii result some time
In January, if McCl!ntick agrees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
Paper Mill Syndicate.

PLEToN. Wis. Jan. IA print pa,
per mill syndicate capitalized at several
million dollars and including every news
paper mill in Wisconsin, Michigan and
Minnesota. is in process OF formation
according TO q semi official report given
out today. The syndicate is SAID 20
have been decided upon TO take the
place of the General Paper company,
which was ordered out OF existence sew
eral months ago by the Federal courts.
It's operations hav.ng oeem contrary ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
ENGINEER Arrested.

warrant has been Issued for the arrest
Of the driver OF the express train
wrecked at Arbrcath: Dec rs. resaI,lmg hnn;
thirty persons being injured. Startling
developments are said to be promised ut
the Board OF Trade inquiry. which opens
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
Daring Robbery in Tonopah.

TONOPAH, New, Jan. IA daring
Blakeslee occurred tonight when this
store was still open. The robber pnt
broomstick through the outer handle or
the door so II could nor be opened from
the inside. With hammer wrapped in
paper he broke the plate plass and took
a tray containing diamonds worth $40,
600. Jumped fence and disappeared In
the rear Of the next building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
WILL MEET IN CHICAGO
American Association for Advancement
of Science Makes Decision.

NEW YORK, Jan. AT a meeting
tonight the American Association for the
Advancement OF Science selected Chicago
as the next meeting place. the associa-
tlon TO convene in the Christmas New
Years week OF 1907
There will be no summer meeting next
year, but there is q prospect that the
association will meet In Winnipeg, Man,
in the summer OF 1908. AT that time the
British association is 10 meet in Winnl-
peg and there is n possibility that the
American body Will meet with II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
olympics Take Country Run.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lin accord
ance with their annual custom, many
members from the Olympic club parucl-
pated today In a cross country run 70
the ocean beach The course lay
through Golden Gate park to the sandy sandy
in a niunce into the surf, The weather
was w Clear Clear though the air was trifie
cooler than is usual here on New Year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
wrestlers Go TO Draw.

French champion heavyweight wrestler,
and william Demetral. the local Greek
wrestler, divided honors in match ere
today Demetral won the hrst Ial! IN
81 minutes with the reverse half-Nelson
and head lock Pons took the second in
l9 minutes. using the half-Nelson and
head lock The third bout was declared
yestants after 35 minutes OF wrestling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
DESERVED PROMOTION
H. G. Shaw Receives Mer4ted Recog-
milton From Postal Company.

Fl. C. Shaw. who has been in charge
of the Offices OF the Postal Telegraph
company since their opening in Salt Lake.
Will go to San Francisco Wednesday;
where he will assume the position OF
electrical engineer OF the Pacific coast
division OF the company. Mr. Shaw's
management here has made many friends
both for himself and for the company:
He will be succeeded by D. McNicol OF
the Butte office.