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ACTION BROUGHT To
COLLECT A JUDGMENT 7
Utah Light and Railway Com
pany Defendant in
Court Case.

William J. Cooper, Thursday,
brought suit in the Third district court
against the Utah Light & Railway COM
pany, TO enforce and collect a judg-
ment for $10.031.60 that he obtained
against the Utah Light & Power com
pany, which subsequently, transferred
its stock to the Utah Light s. Railway
company, in the Third district court,
January "a, 1907, and which remains
unpaid
The Zion S Savings Bank & Trust
company, corporation, Joseph r,
Smith, trustee; Joseph F. Smith,
Walker Brothers, S. S. Walker Estate
company. n corporation; r. Il. Ander-
son, B. G. Raybould, David j.. Walker,
John r. Winder, L. S. Hills, Thomas
G. Webber,, John NJ; and Angus NJ.
Ovando G. Beebe, Robert Morris, ID. J..
Murdock, George Romney and Heber J.
Grant, are made defendants in the suit
10 collect the judgement, for the rea-
son that they owned stock in tho Utah
Light & Power company and received
the same amount Of stock in the Utah
Light s. Railway company when the
former concern transferred its stock to
the latter, it is recited
Cooper was injured January 20, 1903.
While making changes at what was
known as the Fourth West street sta
tion of the company, current Of frou
1000 TO 5000 volts was thrown onto
the wires on which be was working,
and he was severely burned and per
maueutly disfigured, besides being ter
ribly shocked, he alleged in his com
plant for damages. He asked for $l5,-
900 and got $10.031.60 in Judge Lewis g
division of the Third district court
This was January q, 1907, and the
Judgment remains unpaid, Cooper says
in his complaint TO enforce the judg-
ment filed Thursday. He also asks for
interest AT the rate of per cent, from
January q, 1907, with costs of the ac-
tlnn.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Paving Extension No. IS. sI
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City OF the inten-
Ing described Improvement. to wit:
Replacing all defective WALKS and walks
not to grade OH First South street be-
tween Second East and Sixth East streets.
and on the east slde Of Fifth East street
between South Temple and First South
streets. with cement sidewalks (sajd ce
ment sidewalks to be eight (S) feet wide
and four (D inches thick on the south side
OF First South street between Third East
and Fourth East streets. and six (6) feet
wide md four 80 inchcs thick on the
Second East and Sixth East streets. and
on the south side OF First South street
between Second East and Third East
streets, and between Fourth East and
Sixth East streets. and on the east side OF
Firth East street between South Temple
and First South streets), In Sidewalk Dis
tricts Nos: and 18, and defray the ebut-
ters' portion of tho cost and expense
thereof estimated at six thousand ana
thirty-nine (s6039.o0) dollars; seven hun
dred and fifty nine (S759.oo) dollars, or
one and 1o-l00 tS1l5) dollars per front or
linear foot or abutting property fcr side.
walk eight feet wide, there being $50 feet
abutting said portion OF said improve,
ment; and five thousand two hundred and
eighty (s52s0,Oo) dollars. or one (sl.oo)
dollar per front or linear foot OF abuttins
property for sidewalk six feet wide, there
being S2So feet OF sbutting property on
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following described
district being the district to he affected
and benefited By said improvement,
namely:
SIX-FOOT WALKS.
The west side of lot 8. block 81, plat
y: the south side OF lots l and :. block
IS the north side OF lots O. 8. and s,
block 12, plat A the south side OF lots !,
2, 8 and 4, block 63. the south side OF lots
l and 2, block 81, the north side OF lots 5.
s. z and s. block 61. the south side OF lots
|, 2. and 4, block 81, the north side OF
lots and 6. block 81. plat 3.
EIGHT-FOOT WALK.
The north side OF lots and c. block so,
plat 3, Salt Lake City Survey.
The total cost II SAID Improvement is
estimated at seven thousand three
hundred thirty-two and 5-10O (S7S32 05)
dollars OF which sum the city's portion is
one thousand two hundred ninety three
and BLOC (S1293.05) dollars, leaving ak
thousand and thirty nine (s5o39 oo) dollars
10 be raieed by local assessment.
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing to the City Recorder on
or before the 2nd day OF November, 1905
being the time set by said Council when
IL Will hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated September !, 1908.
J, B. MORETON,
City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. 1as, g1642
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POWDER AGENT PERMITTED
TO QUOTE ANY PRICE

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-F.J. Waddell.
a former sales agent of L, I. Dupont
de Nemours Powder company, the
business methods Of which company
are under investigation here by the
federal government, testified before
Commissioner Mahoney today that its
agents were accustomed TO share their
commissions with their customers.
The witness, who is employed by an
other powder concern now, said that
he was given full permission in 1892
TO quote whatever prices he pleased
Eugene Dupont, dessased, gave him
this authority,
The witness said he would not be
surprised to learn that the Birminr.
organized for the purpose Of selling
out
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BELIEVES PROHIBITION
SOON PARAMOUNT ISSUE

PITIsBURG, Oct. 2e.-E. W. Chain,
Prohibition candidate for president.
and A. 8. Watkins, vice-presidentiai
candidate, delivered addresses to good
sized audiences in old city hall here
today.
Previous to the meeting Candidate
Chain said.
"The party that wins on November
) Will go down IN history as the liquor
of existence, and in 1912 the great oues-
tion before the people will be whether
OF nc they want the liquor traffic con
tinued.';
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Republicans View Is That Taft
Has a Walk-Away Victory
in Sight.
CHAIRMAN L0UDENSLAGER
SEES BIG GAINS IN HOUSE
New England and the West AL
most Solid for Taft, Declare
Republican Leaders.

NEW YORK, Oct. p.-Represepta-
tive Henry C. Loudenslager, of New
Jersey, secretary of the national Re
publican congressional committee, who
has been IN charge of the New York
headquarters Of the committee during
the campaign, today gave out his esti"
tional House of Representatives in the
Sixty.first Congress.
"'From the several thousand letters
received said Mr.. Loudeuslager,
and from personal interviews with
politicians and other observers from all
sections OF the country, [ am convinced
that a conservative estimate or the po-
iitical complexion OF the new House IS
that it will show 227 Republicans and
l64 Democrats,
81 am confident that the election re-
suits will give an increased number of
Republicans rather than decrease. -
Hitchcock's Forecast Soon.
Chairman Hitchcock, of the Republi-
CAP national committee, said late to-
day that he would probably give out
bis forecast of the electoral vote To-
morrow afternoon. He said that the
statement would include the doubtful
as well as the certain states for both
parties. Mr. Hitchcock is still of the
opinion that Nevada will be probably
close, but he is still confident of Mon
tana Information from leaders in
Kentucky and Tennessee Is to the CT
feet that the Republican candidate has
more than a fighting chance thero.
While he feels sure about Maryland, he
thinks the fight will be close. Mr..
Hitchcock said that Mr.. Taft was feel
ing unusually happy last night over the
result of the meetings which he had
addressed hero yesterday, and particu-
larly the great one in Madison Square
garden.
The following forecasts were made at
Republican national headquarters to
day.
Views of Senator Lodge.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts:
"New England will give its entire
electoral vote for Taft Massachusetts
it gave 10 Mckinley, $4,000. | have
been up state in New York. and am
confident that not only Judge Taft, but
Gov. Hughes. will receive large maiori-
ties in this state.''
Secretary Strsus of the department of
commerce and labor:
"Judge Taft will carry the state OF
New York by majority ranging be-
tween that received by Roosevelt In
1904 and Mckinley in 1000. Gov.
Hughes will receive larger plurality
than has been supposed
Former Gov. Murphy of New jersey:
''It is question of majority only for
Taft and Sherman in New Jersey"
Congressman Hawley of Ore"on:
TAFT will carry every state west OF
the Mississippi. with the possible ex-
ceptiop of Missouri, Oklahoma. Texas
and Arkansas. Taft will carry Nebraska
by from 5000 TO 10000
Chairman Woodruff OF the Republican
state committee:
From the canvass made up state,
predict that Taft plurality will be
over l25,000, and Hughes 8 will not fall
below $4,000. | do not hesitate to say
he will poll bigger vote in Greater
New York than his most ssnguine
friends think
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District OF Utah.
On this 10th day OF October. A. d. 1908.
on reading the foregoing petition II ls
ordered by the court that hearing he
had upon the same on the goth day OF
November. a, ID. 1908. before said court.
at Salt Lake City, In said district pf IN
O'Clock In the forenoon, and that notice
thereof be published in the Sail
Lake Tribune. newspaper printed l.,
said district and that all known creditoIs
and other persons In interest may appen :
at the said time and place and Snow cause
II any they have. why the PRAYER of thn
said petitioner should not be granted.
And II Is further ordered by the rourt
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 ali
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order, addressed 10 them az tbcir
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John a Mo-
shall. judge OF the said District court and
the seal thereof. at Salt Lake CITY. In
said district on the cath day Of Octobsr
4. d. 1908. i'
Attest: .JERRoLD r. LETCHER
loea' VI Nou.t'l Clerk
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NOTES OF ~"

The engineering society OF the Jniver-
sity OF Utah met for the first time THIS
year, Thursday noon. and selected officers
for the coming season. Mack c. Monet,
the new president, is Junior, taking civil
engineering and Is considered n good
choice for this important position The
Gent %rtbmr s. sFe cTandS % seereary Jack
,Thurston. treasurer; Thomas Brighton.
historian. The executive committee, com
class. is as follows: J, .. Convill, senior
class: Glen Keep, Junior class; Leland
Walker, sophomore class: Sam Brinton oil
the freshmen. The new officers plan to
start In and show the students that the
engineering society has place In the life
OF the school which can be hilcd by no
say. enable the students TO meet and
discuss with practical men the problems
in actual engineering practice which are
daily coming up for consideration among
the men most active In the profession l.
is the Intention TO hold meetings every
two weeks. at which prominent engineers
Will be secured to address the boys.
Rev. w. NJ Paden OF the First Presby-
terlaa church Will conduct chapel eNer-
cises at the University, Friday morning
dents, and they will no doubt show their
appreciation by attending chapel In Goodly
numbers TO hear his address
President kiDGshury has revoked tRe
action OF the faculty In granting holiday
next Tuesday-elcction day, One purpose
OF the vacation was TO enable the stu.
dents to go 10 Logan and see the football
game with tho Agricultural college team
This game has been called on on account
OF the recent death OF one OF the oSan
PLAYERS, and accordingly the president has
decided 10 call the holiday Off, 700.
Squire Coop is hard st work on the var
sity band which he proposes 10 orlng TO
o. high standard Of efficiency. Professor
Coop announces that his assistant MISS
Edna Evans. Will have the orchestra from
the training department In working order
Within few weeks
Professor L. II. Young of the history de-
partment OF the university, with the as
sistance OF Rev. Father Kelly of the Cath
ole church. is making an effort; Which
number Of ancient records made by the
Jesuit priests who visited this country
during the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries. Professor Young plans to mako
to the early history OF southern Caltfor-
MIA. Arizona. New Mexico and parts OF
other states as well as OF Utah. To ;his
end he Is at present II correspondence
with the authorities Of the Universities OF
Mexico and of Texas.
The girls gym classes have begun work
In cross-country running at the ~" This
outdoor exercise is invaluab BILE TO the girls,
and IN addition affords some diversion Tor
the boys around ssehoaol
Dean Byron Cummings OF the school OF
arts and sciences at the university ad-
dressed the medical students Thursday
afternoon. His remarks were along gen.
eral educational lines.
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DIED

CAMERON-In this city, October %. at
2lS Eleventh East. Margaret II. Gamer
on. Of bronchitis, aged seventy-siX years.
eight months and thirteen days. The fu-
neral will be held Sunday at II m. from
the Eleventh ward chapel. Friends in
vltcd to attend. Interment In the City
cemetery.
GREENWOOD-In this city. October 90.
at the family residence, 253 West 5th
No, Mrs. Ellen r. Greenwood, IN her
elshty-eighth year. Mother of Dora and
stephen ID. Greenwood. Funeral services
Will be held from the First Congregational
church Saturday. October 81, at 3 o. M.
Friends are invited. lnterment at Peoria,
III
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IN TILE n1srp1c,r cn11pn nr, TILL,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
In the matter of Frank Byron Shrader
bankrupt--In bankruptcy, No. l143. Pc
tition for discharge.
TO the Honorable John A. Marshall Judge
OF the District Court OF the United
States for the District OF Utah.
Frank Byron Shrader OF Salt Lake City.
In the county of Salt Lake and State
of Utah, in said district, respectfully rem
resents that on the Sth day of Februa ~
last past he was duly adJudged bankrupt
under the acts of congress relating 10
bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his property and rights of property,
and has fully compiled with all the re-
quirements OF said acts and of the orders
Of the court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by the court to have full discharge
from all debts provabe against his estate
under said bankrupt acts. except such
debts as are excepted by law from such
discharge.
Dated this 10th day of March A. d.
FRANK BYRON SHRADER,
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Brandenberg Pleads.

NEW YORK, Oct, 2e.-Broughton
brand6enbeIg' Bra 6 who .? was arrested in Day
lication OF the disputed Cleveland let.
ter, arrived here today in the custody
Of an officer, and WAS taken to police
headquarters After his photograph and
measurements had been taken, be was
taken to the Court Of General Sessions,
There no pleaded not guilty to a charge
OF larceny IN the second degree. and
was released on $500 bail
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lifetime on the calculations OF the
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fully examined the circulation DOCKS
and methods Of The Tribune, anu
recommends them as honest, rella-
bic and true, to all Of which ne mas
appended his signature.
The Tribune is daily adding many
more new subscribers than all the
other papers, except tho Telegram,
combined. The people Of this com,
munity seem to appreciate a real
live newspaper with definite
policy. Not vacillating, weak and
noncommtttal. but consistent, vlg-
orous and frank every day In the
year.
The best advertising medium be-
tween the Colorado plains and Pa
cific tidewater is growing bigger
and better every day,
The Tribune, in Salt Lake, Is the
premier newspaper; has by far tho
largest and best circulation, is so
acknowledged and SO accredited by
every unprejudiced person.
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Notice is hereby given that a special
tar for the purpose Of extending the paw
Ing has been levied and confirmed by or
dinances Of the City Council approved
September 3d. 1908, and October 20, 1908,
ref fpectfvcly.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
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T DAILY NEWSPAPER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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HORSES FOR SALE.

Six teams good, heavy work horses;
three teams Of delivery horses; also
four good saddle horses. For particu-
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%? North First West
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FUNERAL NOTICE

>--@~~~~~~~-~-~~~@~~---
NJ M'Al>LlSTER--The a funeral of the late
John ID. III. McAllister will be held from
the Eighth ward meeting house at /
O'Clock Sunday. Remains can be viewed
at residence, 241 east Fifth South, from
IL TO II. lntcrment CITY cemetery
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FURs AND FURB1EN

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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. prlncJna,
place OF business. salt Lake City, Uta6.
Notice: There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account of
assessment No; g. levied on the Slst dsv
OF August, 1908, the several amounts SET
shareholders, as follows: pee'e
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GIRL WANTED. SMALL, rI,r
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And IN accordance With the law nnd V,VD n1
order OF the board OF directors made an o3
th the Sist Gay Of August. 1908, so msnv
may be necessary will be sold at tbn "a as
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day OF November 1905. at the hour ot Snd
0eiock p. m. TO pay the delinquen, az
ssssment thereon. together with rho cas,
Vi auFereisins and expenses of the sale
ERNEST NJ. FOWLER
o.u Secretary and Treasu-or
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Rev, w. N Paden OF the First Presoy-
terlaa church viii conduct chapel e%er-
cises at the University, Friday morning
DR.. Paden is a favorite among the stu
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appreciation by attending chapel In goodly
numbers TO hear his address
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