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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-18
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR
TWO j. 5. SOLDIERS
Mike McCabe and William J.
0'Leary Sentenced by
Judge Armstrong.

Mike McCabe and william 7, O'Lcary.
two privatcs In the Twenty ninth in
fantry at Fort Douglas who were found
guilty of robbing Harold Berrum OF $i5
on the night of Feb. Z. Will serve fifteen
years I'm the State prison at hard labor.
This was the sentence imposed by Judge
Armstrong in the District court Fri
day, After the sentence O'Leary wanted
10 address the court but Judge Arm
strong told him he could not hear him
as hc had given him an opportunity 70
speak before sentence. and he had de-
cllned TO Mr.. Buckle. ono Of the at
torneys, he remarked, Gee, but that 3
steep, isn't it?'
Judge Armstrong. In passing sentence.
severely arraigncd the prisoners for their
brutal treatment Of their victims. He
soldiers placed in such a position be-
and not TO assault and rob them He was
determined so far as nay in his power.
TO protect the community against such
crimes and the guilty ones would be pun
ishcd as they deserved.
The men had been stripped OF their
uniforms when they appeared I'm court
yesterday morning-stripped in disgrace
and were dressed in citizens clothes.
George G, Buckle. one OF their attorneys.
made plea for lenIcncy in their be
half.
DistrIc, Attorney Loufbourow. in
brief statement TO the court, said the
strongest possible case had been made
against the men and there was no shadow
of doubt OF their guilt, Judge Arm
strong then passed sentence.
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MOTORMAN PETERSON :
HAS A Severe FALL
Pitches HeadIOng From His Car
While 1t Is Running at
High Speed.

Carl J. Peterson, motorman OF car 80
of the Murray Hne Is laid UP at hts
home, Ninth South and State streets, with
q choice collection OF abrasIons, contu-
sions and scalp wounds the result OF
tumble which he took from MS car un-
der somewhat peculiar circumstances at
IL o'clock Friday forenoon.
At the hour named the car was near
ing Murray under run speed and the
guard gate OF the platform was open.
The motormau noticed. or thought he
noticed, some obstruction on tho track
ahead OF him. TO get n better view
than possible through me glass
front OF the car. he leaned out from the
step and gazed ahead. In some manner
he lost his footing and slipped from the
step, falling In heap at the track-side.
Conductor II. Y. LLOYD. noting the ac
cldent ran TO the front Of the car and
brought Ii to stop WITH the assis-
tance Of a couple OF passengers he picked
the motorman up and carried him 10 the
Murray drug store. There he was re-
stored TO consciousness and afterwards
removed 10 his home. The general Office
Of tEe company was notified OF the aC-
cident and DIR. : II. Pnkerton was sent
out TO care for the injured man. He
found him suffering from rTmber OF
scalp wounds and slight injuries about
the knees. Ills condition is in no way
considered serious. though he Will be uu
1T for service for n week or more.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
THREE FUNERALS HELD
Provo Lodge Of Elks Hold Annual Elec-
tion Of Officers.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PROVO March 29-The funeral over
the remains OF John Grier was held to-
day from the Fourth ward meeting house
and was largely attended by the many
friends and relatives OF the deceased.
Funeral services were also held today
over the remains of Mrs. Elmlra Altman.
The old meeting house was crowded with
sympathetic friends and relatives.
After short funeral services In the
Fifth ward meeting house, over the re-
mains Of j. E Accord. the body was
shipped TO Spring City for burial
The Peoples Fuel company filed arti-
cles OF Incorporation with the County
Clerk today. Springville. Utah, is named
as the place of general business. and
the company is formed 10 BUY and sell
conl. coal lands. OIL oil lands. timber aud
timber lands. The capital stock is 5000
shares OF the par value OF $40 each, John
s. Smith is president; Alex f. Johnson,
vice president; Stephen BIarnson. secre-
tarE and general manager. and Z *
Heuring. treasurer,
The Provo lodge of Elks held Its an
nual election OF officers last evening,
Thursday. March 2s with the following
result: Exalted ruler. D. r. Beebe. re-
elected esteemed lending knight Ben l..
Schwab; esteemed loyal knight, Phillip
Speckart: esteemed lecturing knight, Or
II. l.. Love: secretary, Frank a. Nc
elected, trustee. j. Beck; tiler. A, y.
sutton; representative Ia the annual re-
union OF the grand lodge. b p. O. f..
10 be held at Philadelphia. July 1913
1907. d. d. Houtz: alternate, u. r..
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SHAN SULLIVAN'S
SURRENDER
Continued from Page Eightcen.)

Continued from Page Eightcen.)
row. he beloved. "What do We all
mane7''
Miss Doyle suddenly straightened
herself, without however. unclasping
her hold upon her supporter S neck.
''Ye' We no need to be hard wild him, y
she retorted, "Hc name S honestly by
me, l know. [ have his signed word
here, askin me 10 meet him. But f'r
y'r injudicious interruption we d be
promised man am wife be now
With 4 sudden wrench like the shy
of Il startled horse Shan cndcavored-
with no success-to disembarrasS him
self of his defender,
81 call We all to witness that ! OF
fered her no more than support-hcr
bein faint an qualmishl' he abiured
them. ''That yc can swear TO, ivry
wan of We, | Il no thought TO offer
her so much us kissin Z! "
He glared anXiously around for SYM
pathy. None was extended, Even his
ally. Mrs. McClatche, continued to
droop upon him a glance of unswerving
scOrn. The very air brcathcd suspicion.
Suddenly aid was prol'ered from
most unlikely quarter. Pat stepped for
ward with q gesture that implied hope
almost encouragement.
81 IN partial to doin' me duty as a
honest man. he announced; "but f'r
a loyin fatherin-law | d be liable to
swear black was white any day in the
week. W d ye take me testimony in
that capacity, Mr., Sullivan. sorr? |
have the promise of bailiff S place on
Sir Peter farm.
For the second time Shan s gaze wan
dercd from the dishcvclcd head which
hung so limpct-like upon his shoulder
TO Mrs McClatchie's disappearing
visaoe which still crowned the parapet
OF the bridge.
He seemed to swallow something.
81 Will, - he said al last, in a muf1ed
voice.
Next Week: THE New Chauffeur, %
by the Lady Violet Grcville.
Copyright in the United States of
America
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Aged Citizen Of Salt Lake 4
Celebrate His Anniyers. . [
With His Friends.
SERVED IN TWO WARS
AND FOUGHT INDI)
Mother Died at the Age Of /
and a Sister Passed Life
Century Mark. h

G. r. Conover, who has reach
ninety-seventh year. and is hal.
hearty. Friday celebrated tho
versary of his birth at his ros;s'
1874 West Fourth South street,
Mr.. Conovor has had notable +; /.
He was born in New Jersey in tbs
1910 and rode on the first steam
that ploughed its way up the Mn
river His mother died at tha
old age Of lo4 and sister passsa
century mark before she was cid
by the grim reaper.
When Mr.. Conover s mother v.,
years old she designed and mad.
her own hands couch cover
present to her son. upon which H.
places money value OF $500 n
IS hardly enough money in the ST.,
Utah, however, TO tempt him n
with the heirloom.
Utah s aged citizen has res;ded
three years. having removed from'
Orado. where he was n part owuo,
manager of the big Windsor faTn
has one son, William, who is conr.
with the local Bell Telephone conn
and Is now approaching his sir
year.
Leads Active Life.
Contrary to what might be cxne
considering his great ago. Mr.. Car
is active both mentally and physic
and is often seen upon the down
business streets. He takes an !,
interest in all matters affecting
community and is an omnivorous "a,
especially of the daily papers, of h
The Tribune Is his favoritc. Mr.
over ascribes his good health and
fact that he has far exc reeded the
allotted To man TO his metho
habits.
Every night at the hour OF min
seeks his bed and sleeps until 8
Then he is up and ready for the a
of the day. He neither smokes, .
nor drinks.
Mr.. Conover served his couutr
two wars-the Mexican war and
war of the rebellion-and in cro
the plains in early days participasl
many skirmishes with the Ind
When the Civil war broke out Mr.,
over was too old for regular enlist
but served in the commisssry de
ment,
He first crossed the plains in
on his way 10 Mexico. A com
story Of his life would prove more
ling than many works of fiction,
Mr.. Conover is modest and unostl
tious in his bearing toward his n
bors.
Many of his friends will Join
today in celebrating the ninety-ses
anniversary of his birth, and all
wish him continued happiness and
er life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
TEACHERS WILL MEET.
Current History Of Ephraim Faithfully
Recorded for Tribune Readers.

Special 10 The Tribune
EPHRAIM. Utah. March ga session
OF the Sanpete county teachers institute
viii he held in Manti Saturday. March
30, Mrs. S. Nj. QUaltrouEh or the Oquirrh
school and Dr. Widtsoe OF the B. Y p
VIII address the teachers.
c. ~ Larson left Tor Salt Lake Sun
day. Mr.. Larson intends TO enter the
real estate business w that city lie has
at present $4,000 Invested in Salt Lake
Lafayette Olsen. principal Of the Red
mopd schools, was in EphrGim on bust
ness This week
ole Larson left Thursday for the Cold
Development company's property at New
mine. Colorado.
Mrs. George Brandt of Idaho Falls and
Mrs. r. +. Peterson Of Salina are guests
Of Niels Phil Jenson this week
The excavation for the new bank
building. on the corner Of Main and Cen
ter streets, is finished and tho brick
work will be commenced about the first
of next week The building will he a
two-story affair.
There are about one dozen new brick
houses being built at the present time
These. with several others which VIII
be completed In the summer will be a
credit TO the city.
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PROPERTY LOOKS WE'LL.
News Items of Especial Interest to
Readers About Springville.


SPRlNGVILI.E March eo.-Roe A Deal
Of this city who is secretary and man
ager Of the 1nue Ventura Mining com
pany. has Just come UP from the com
panys property in the Lee Echo district
in Nevada. He is highly pleased with
the way the property is opening up. He
reports that shaft has been sunk TO a
depth of eleven feet. and at this depth
they have a good showing of value bear
Ing ore. They are now crosscuttinS the
vein 10 determine its width The stock
of this company Is held principally by
Springvlle people. and they fell that they
have a good property.
The Ladies' Home Culture club Of this
CITY gave a social in Fraternity hall last
night. fine programme was rendered.
After the close of the programme re-
freshments were served The affair was
nm entire success and was greatly en-
joyed by the large crowd present.
L. ID. Deal. president OF the Deal Bros
4 Mendenhall Construction company. has
Just come up from Rhyolite. New, where
he has been for the pas, three weeks
helping to adjust the strike difficulties
He reports that the strike seems 10 be
settled and that work on the grade is
now going on nicely.
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CITY AND NEIGHB0RH00D

The employees OF u. C. NJ. |. have Sc.
cured tho opening dance night nj Saltair.
Friday. April %, for a social hop.
The State Lnnd board will meet nj tho
city and county building at 10 o'clock
next Tuesday morning for the purpose
OF organization.
Secretary Of State 9. S. Tingey has
issued a call 70 the banks In his juris-
dlcton requesting them 10 submit re-
ports as 10 their present financial condl-
ZION.
The balloung at tho Auditorium for the
most popular woman now stands:
Blanche ogg, 1897. Della Seddon, ISIS;
Edna Ryan, 2fIS, Tlllie Steinbucl1. 1915;
Lillian Baken. $50. Ray Campbell 5SO,
Elsie GALLAGHER. 3l9
Tho FIRST PRESIDENCY Of the Mormon
church has issued a call for reunion Of
the survivors OF "Zlon's Camp" and the
on Tuesday afternoon, April .. This Will
be the aftermath of the general confer
ence.
Robert c. Haskins. assistant general
sales manager of tho International Har-
yester company. with headquarters at
No. Z Monroe street, Chicago. with his
wife. has been visiting in this city for
some days, the guest of the Consolidated
were taken for an automobile ride and
later to lunch at the Alta club on
Wednesday. In addition TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Haskins there were present Mrs; j. Fred
Wells and George I. Odell.
The Granite school district trustees
have called a special bond election for
April G. Tho purpose is 10 issue $4,000
Of bonds to erect a school building AT
the Garfield towusite to make an add
tiou TO the school at Holiday and 10
complete rooms i'm q number of buildings
which arc now i'm an unfinished condition.
Al Garfield a site OF two and q half acres
has been donated by the townsite COM
pany for the school, and there are already
about 100 children OF school age at that
thriving place waiting TO enter the
building,
The postmaster Is In receipt of the fol.
lowing letter from Tiffin, o, which eN-
plains itself: Dear Sir: thought
brother Of mine. Louis Yerk. whom ]
supposed was living. but few days ago
] was informed that he died few
years ago, 1t seems strange that he had
no letters To show that he had n sister
living In Giffln, ] would be very thank
ful TO you if you could furnish me some
Information about him. Mining had been
perhaps, you being postmaster OF Salt
Lake city you would be the one 10 write
10 respecting his death. II he is dead.
My address is Margaret Ierk, 256 JefIcr
son street, Tiffin, O"
j. Ii. Young, son oc Judge lie Grand
Young OF this city. has been appointed
superintendent OF the Frisco railroad,
with headquarters in Salt Lake. When
Mr.. Young began railroad work as agent
ut Sandy, in this State. He was then
promoted 20 the position of assistant
ticket agent at Ogden and later became
passenger agent OF the Northwestern,
wit headquarters in Salt Lake, When
the Fort Douglas road was completed he
became its general manager and later ac-
cepted a position as division superIntend-
eDt Of the Union Pacific He was later
made superintendent of the Utah di-
vision OF the Rio Grande Western and
has since served as genera! manager OF
the Colorado & Southern.
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CENTRAL COAL AND COKE GO
PLENTY EASTER LILIES
Huddart s. opposite Grand Theater

cause he bad failed TO pay $50 per
Mile Belle Gaylor. He explained that
me is unable TO get work md the cita-
tion was quashed.
Eva l.. Dunn was given . separation
from Thomas w Dunn on the grounds
of desertion and failure 10 provide.
They were married at Wiuuemucca,
New, on October u. ls94. and in De-
cember. 1905. he deserted her.
On the ground Of non support Edith
Chilvers was given divorce from c.
j. Chilvers and the custody of the four
children. They were married in Can
ada ~ April 3. 1887 Mrs. Chilvcrs
WAS also awarded $500 aiimoBy.
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PLACARDS ANNOUNCE
ADVENT OF BOOSTER

+ The committee in charge o
= the Elks annual entertainment
i 10 be given at the Salt Lax
!. Theater, has prepared a uniqn
= placard announcing the adven
= Of the Booster. - The car
= reads:
r If YOU see IL in the Booster
= You viii know il is a lie-b' Z
= O. Elks foolish house paper
= Don Z Read the
!. "Elks Booster. -
= One years subscription and
= pleasant look. &c.
= It's going to he a bird, sn'
!. it's printed for clark. y
:. Five silver dollars will p
:. paid for the best joke of locs
= nature.
= Send your subscriptions, lokes'
= want ADJ aund knews to pe
y editor. care EIks club.
:. For sale on all freight train7
:. Young ladies' seminaries. under
= taking psrlors and Foons'
= Houses.
!. Don z send money in posfs'
: cards.
!. Slvers & Stats, distributing
: agents.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
MAKES RAPID ADVANCE
John w. Trewhela Appointed CONNER
cia1 Agent of Rock Island at Seattle

John W. Trewhela. a Utah boy, for
mery travelling freight agent of the Rio
Grande with headquarters al st. Paul.
has been appointed commercial agent of
The Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific rail-
way al Seattle The appointment be-
comes effective April ] and Mr.. Trewhela
is on his way from ST. Paul TO his new
headquarters,
About eleven years ago ne was bell
boy in the knutsford hotel of Salt Lake.
His first railroad work was that Of office
boy for Assistant General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Wadleigh oi tho Denver IS
Rio Grande. During the past eight Years
he has served in various capacities on
the Rock Island system and has the dis
tinctiou Of being the Youngest CONNER
cial agent in the companys employ lie
is now visiting his old haunts in this
a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
OGDEN POSTMASTER.
Prmor Current That New Appoinnt.
ment Will Be Made Soon.
The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, March "a telegram was re
ceived by an individual In Ogden today
stating that Congressman Howell had
been asked by the Postmast err General
10 name n suitable man for the Ogden
postmastership. This means that the
present incumbent has heen strangely
turned down by the department. As to
who Will be named TO succeed him, there
is much speculation, and no ono seems to
know who will be tho choice Good
eUesses are out that II Will lie between
George Hanson. Senator Sutherlands prl-
yate secretary. and Thomas II. Davis,
who was removed 10 make room for
Glassmann and who was former post
master. 1t Is considered extremely i'm
probable that Congressman Howell will
name George Hansen for appointment.
Apparently the only remaining choice is
Thomas II Davis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Heavy Damage Suit Filed.

Special 10 Inc TrIbuno
OGDEN. March 2o.-The Iindsay-D Dit
ten Livestock company Instituted a suit
in ;he District court today against the
Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line.
claiming damages In the sum of s25g7 70
Tor loss to n shipment of sheep loaded on
the companies cars for delivery at Oma-
ha, There were 1900 head OF sheep and
the allegations ia the complaint were
that because OF the gross and lnexcus-
able negligence OF the companies a loss
OF % per cent was sustained when the
consignment reached Omaha. The
charges are that the sheep went twenty
eight hours without feed or wafer con
tiary To tho United States statutes. and
that when they were watcred it was with
alkali water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Tintic Ore Shipments.
Special 10 The Tribune.

EUREKA. March Following
the week : ore shipments by cars
the Tintic district. Centennial Fl
90: Eureka Hill Lease. 3: May d,
Beck Tunnel. Q: Yankee Consolidst
Bullion Beck, s; Scranton. 8; Tintis
Mine. 3; Swansea, .; Mammoth. s:
4; Grand Central, s, Victoria, 3;
4; Eagle and Blue Bell. 7; Laclet
Ridge and Valley. 3: Bullock. ];
Sam. 2: Star Consolidated, 4; total
Concentrates: Godiva mill, 2; Uncle
mill, 2.
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growing llttle aged. and recognizing
that all earth IS transformation, cvclc
of eternal change, is ACCOMPANIED by
his son on this trip. with the purpose Of
familiarlzing him with the business so
as 70 continue II for another generation
under the name Of Shields.
". j.. Cook and wife Of Nephi, are
IN the city and guests Of the Kenvon.
Mr.. Cook is the official stenopranher
of the Fifth judicial District. Mr..
Cook expresses his intention TO make
salt Lake his permanent home in the
near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
ANOTHER LOST MINE FOUND
Alleged Discovery Of Famous Old Span
isn Mine Near Pelican Point.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK. MACH 2a.-Con-
siderable interest has been aroused here
over N" reported discovery or the IA -
nous old spanish mine. located near PelI-
can point, which has borne the dIsfiuc-
tton Of having. during the DAYS of span
ish reign, produced an immense amount
or wealth. and which Il supposed to still
contain the precious metal in large ouan-
titles. Tho lost mine has been LONG
sought after by individuals and organized
companies. hut without success
The Pelican Point Mining and Deyel
opment company IS an Eastern oreanjza-
ton, with which Eugene Marcus OF Phil
adclphia u prominently connected. and m
working 70 develop mining property.
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Held's Military Band.

The Wasatch Amusement company
will hereafter have Held S Military
band every Friday evening. and every
Sunday afternoon and evening. Prices
viii remain the same as usual. Ladies
admitted free afternoon and evening
The Wasatch Rink viii extend every
courtesy to patrons at all times
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Death of Pioneer.

Special 20 The Tribune.
Mt. PLEASANT. March 22-The
eral OF the late Mrs. Erick Gund
took place Wednesday afternoon and
largely attended. Deceased was ~
of age and had heen q resident Of
section for over ffty years, Gro
the plains in 1854. -
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Will Close Early.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. March s.--
merchants Of the city have agreed
close hereafter at p. m and 70
I'm the morning at Z o'clock durine
spring and summer seasons.
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Probable Case Of Suicide.

BUTTE. Mont. March 29.-With IN
ion Pacific switch key No. 1926 as the
only means OF Identification an unknown
man. about Is years old, was found dead
today in a pool OF rainwater on the flats
An inquest will be held, There are no
signs Of foul play.
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Changes Location.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. March 81
n. Classify has resigned his position
n local business house and viii locaf'
Provo. where he has been offered
sponslble position.
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To remove cough: Get at the cold
which causes the cough. There is moth
ing so good as Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup. Sold by Anstee. Brice
Drug Co, IA Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

KODOL digests what YOU eat, and
quickly overcomes Indigestion, which is
forcrunner Of Dyspepsia. 1t is made
in strict conformity to the National
Pure Food and Drugs Law, and is sold
on guarantee relief plan. Sold by
Anstee-Brice Drug Co., Al Main 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

l0c, 15c, 2Oc and 25c patterns; very
decorative; endless varieties Of designs
and colors.
GEORGE w, EBERT & Co,
81 Main
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IT. Alwave P6rcS

to have the best paint and painters
w. A. Duvall. l10 w. End So Both
phones
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Easter Lilies

at the Flower Shop, under National
Bank of the Republic. Geo. j. D"yer,
MaAag