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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
PARK CITY CARRIED
BY THE DEMOCRACY
Special 10 The Tribune,

PARK CITY, Nov, i.--The most rous-
Ing celebration ever held In this city took
place election day. when the entire popu-
lace OF this city turned out to receive
the election returns
All through the day preparations were
In evidence that there would be some
thing doing In the evening-and there
was.
The festivities started early In the
evening and the streets were jamnled
by tunlultuous crowd Every kind OF
noisy instrument available was In evil
dence, and. coupled with the noise OF the
fireworks, there was an abundance The
din was terrific. The Dewey theater
whero bulletins were received, was
packed TO It's capacity all evening,
Notwithstanding the fact that the Re
publlcans had every available man in
town working for their benefit, the Dem
ocrats proved too much for them and
carried the city and county by good
majority.
The number of votes received by the
American candidates In this city was a
surprise to the many wise ones who pre-
dicted a small vote for them. Many OF
the American candidates poIied strong
vote in some OF the country towns, and
it shows the spirit which exists In these
small places.
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City and Neighborhood

THE wOMAN'S MISSIONARY union
meets at the Central Christian church
today, Meeting begins at 1870.
THE REGULAR meeting OF the Jewish
Relief VIII be held In the Il. b, lodge
rooms Thursday. November b, at $50
p. m>
MIKE GUILFOYLE is charged with ex-
hbiting a deadly weapon m the presence
Of Mrs, Maggie Hilborn, November 3, In
complaint Issued by the county attorney
Wednesday,
A. c. NELSON. superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, viii go to Hinckley, NIL
lG~c' county. tonight TO attend the dedica
ton OF "a new school building, erected at
a cost OF 100000, there.
ALBERT WALTENSPEIL. first assist
ant engineer on the government trans
port Thomas. plying between San Fran
cisco and the orient. was a Salt Lake
visitor "Wednesday, the guest OF his uncle,
t, G. Waltcnspeil.
T. II. MUTT a groceryman on Richards
street, was fined So Wednesday by JUS
tlce of the Peace Dana T. Smith for
cruelty to animals. Mutt was found guilty
Of working a horse that was not In q
fit condition for labor.
LAURA F. RARNER asked the third
district court Wednesday for a divorce
from William II. Barner, to whom she
was married here September IL. 1908. she
Der is last year. Mrs Barner also wants
her maiden name af Fredrickson restored
IN JUDGE MoRSE.s division of tho
third district court Wednesday a judg-
nlent was rendered against Benjamin Is.
and Isaac 3. Chapman. In favor OF Harry
Carrigan, .quieting the title to 240 acres
OF land situated In section 90, township
l south, range / east, Salt Lake meridian
POLL TAX DELINQUENTS would bet
ter look little out, The poll tax depart
ment is making out a final list of de-
nnquents for this year, and IL the de-
linquencies are not paid prosecutions will
follow. Persons claiming exemption must
present their claims al the office to have
them honored
THE MEMBERS OF the Veteran Odd
Fellows association who wish TO attend the
funeral OF Brother P, c.. r. NJ. Stockuan
are requested to meet at the First Congre-
gational church, corner First South and
Fourth East in place OF the lodge room at
I:4o this AFTERNOON: as there win be no
meeting at the Odd Fellows hall.
THE UTAH LIGHT and Railway COM
pany has moved the third district court
Tor new trial Of tho case OF John Mann.
IN which Mann last week was awarded
$1,000 DAMAGES for personal injuries al
legged to have been sustained by being
struck by an automobile which was
thrown against him by one of the de-
fendant companys cars In August OF 1917
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FIGURES ON VOTE
IN WEBER COUNTY
Republican Majorities Are Not
Very Large, but Are
Sufficient.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 4.-Election returns from
the rural districts OF Weber county are
being delayed on account OF tho use OF
the ballot box and the number OF
scratched tickets, which require consid-
cradle time TO arrive at a total result
A complete result will probably not be
shown until next Monday, when tho
county commissioners make q canvass OF
the returns.
Taking the vote cast for district judge
and district attorney as a criterion, the
Republican majority will be increased
when all OF the votes arc counted from
the outlying districts. In the city ]. A..
Howell, Republican, received q plurality
OF 969 votes over c, c. Richards. the
Democratic nominee, md a plurality OF
371 from q count of all OF the precincts
or the county with the exception OF River
dale and Harr!svilleA which have not yet
been heard from. This gives Howell a
total plurality OF 1870 in Weber county
without the two missing precincts,
In Morgan county the plurality Of the
nominee for district judge Is
$50. and 10 Davis county lis. making
total plurality of 176S votes, not count
ing tho missing precincts. for the three
counties. In Davis county Valentine
the gentle Democratic nominee
FOR district attorney. tailed, the ticket.
The vote received shows that the Rapub-
licans have majority OF 1900 In Weber
county FOR stale and county Offices and
1900 majority for TAFT.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

For the past two years Principal Eaton
mas mad In mind the time when high
school students would be self governing
school work and records go far this year
along with the great advancement over
last year. make the present year a suita-
BILE time 70 attempt such a proposition
Wednesday all juniors and seniors met IN
assembly, where Principal Eaton outlined
the plans for high school congress He
stated that number OF the leading high
scnools OF the country are running under
rules established by the students and
mat good results are obtained. The con-
eress VIII be conducted In a Ike manner
10 that OF the national congress and VIE
nave Threshold purpose. namely to de-
"5iop the students speaking ability. to
enlighten them on parliamentary proceed
lnes, and 10 act as an advisory board for
the student body. Deba ting will be on the
leading purposes OF the CONGRESS-
The East Denver high school has O.
successful congress ana the constitution
and bylaws OF that organization were
read by Principal Eaton Friday after
noon similar meeting OF students vii. be
held. when the congress Will be com
plete!y organized.
The executive committee OF the III"
club met Wednesday afternoon to dis
cNss ways and means TO entertain the
Ogden high school football team after
school
A meeting OF the executive COMMITTEES
OF the junior class was called by Presi-
dent Watson TO complete the arrange
ments for the class dance that viii ne
given the latter part OF this month. The
sEnpathy OF the class vas extended to
Martin Stockman, one OF It's members
owing TO the dcath OF his father
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Mt. PLEASANT IS FOR
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
Mt. PLEASANT, Nov. &.--rhe election
here yesterday was hotly contested and
after the polls closed the judges went TO
work and some OF them we're still work.
ing after O'clock this morning The
following is the result In this city, Taft
e)ectors-Sevy lS, Holbrook II, Cohn IL
majority respectively The county and
state tickets were carried by the Demo-
crets, by the following majorities:
L. R. Martineau, I09: S. w. Stewart
11a; J. w Knight, 22S, +. Z. Owen 12S
J. w. Strlngfellow. 12S: j. W. Nixon, 100
=. Ii. Robson 90: Ferdinand Erickson
23S; J. 5. Blan. 100; \. Aldrch, i21; n
p. Sorenson 1856; Joseph Hansen, 1876 :;
Irwin Gee. l25; G. W. Lowry, 123 L.
Larsen. 1872; George Christensen, 1I9; u.
p. Tbomander, 1877. Joseph judd, i2i:
r. u, Greavcs, 1H; ]. w. Anderson. 2l6.
II will thus he seen that the entire
Democratic ticket, with the exception of
Taft electors. was elected In this city by
splendid najorities. No word has been
received from any OF the other towns
but if they stood by their colors like Mi
Pleasant. the county ticket Is elected
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FUNERAL NOTICE


yOITNG-Funcral services over the re,
mains OF William u. Young Will be nelu
in the Odd Fellows temple. Market street
Thursday, at 8 p. m. An members GTl vs. OF y
division No $50 OF the Street Cor Men y
union, also the knights OF the MacGa-
bees, are requested to be present; bI
order of A. II. Burt. secretary street
Car Mems union; H. NJ Sand,sh, X ~
knights Of the Maccabees
SEMITIC funeral Of Mrs. Gunhild d
Olsen. who died at the family resi-
dence. 555 East Eighth South street 20
yember 2. 1908. will be held Friday. NO
yember s. at s. NJ. TAYLOR & Co s chapel;
e53 East First South street, beginning
at IL O'clock Friends invited. inter-
ment at City cemetery.
TAYLOR-The funeral OF ". A. Taylor,
who died November I, 1905 in Provo,
will be held at :. NJ Taylor q 90.
chapel, Friday, November s. at ?, M
Friends invited Interment at CITY ceme.
terry, Mr. Taylor was formerly resident
OF this city.
RATENAN-The funeral services OF
Sarah Thomas Batenan will be held AT
the Twentieth ward meeting mouse
Thursday, at 2 p. m. Remains may be
viewed at the residence, SIS u street. from
il a. m, to p. m.
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MURRAY NEWS NOTES
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
MURRAY, Nov. 4.-H. K. North. the
we'll known fish man of Murray. has just
completed remodelinS his fish plant in the
eastern part OF the city. His numerous
ponds are now we'll stocked with fish.
ranging from six to eight inches &l
length He has just completed stocking
his largest pond with 1000 young fish.
Miss Alice Dressher met with very
painful accident yesterday. She was In
the act OF preparing cabbage for salad,
when the knife slipped and almost Sow
ered her right thumb. Ten stitches were
required 10 close the wound.
Edison school now has a first class font
bail team IN the field. They have not met
with defeat th9s year. They contested
with their rivals, the Plymouth school.
this week and defeated them to the tune
~ 80 TO o, which demonstrates that there
are some strong youngsters on the team.
The farmers have just completed ship
ping their beet crop, which was far su-
peror TO last years crop. Potatoes and
fail grain are now the order OF the day
A notable feature Of this year is that
"spuds' are moro plentiful and the crop
this season Is great deal lager than
that heretofore.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Ruth Mcguire. the young daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, G. Mcguire, who died Mon
day OF whooping cough, were held from
the family residence on State street yes
ter1ay. IntSTInent w8s made at the
South Cottonwood cemetery,
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POLICE KEPT GUESSING
BY STRANGE OLD MAN
Visitor. However, Is Finally Put
on Train and Started
for Coast.

One Of the nost peculiar cases the po-
lice have had 70 deal with Tor 'ouSS '1S
time was on Wednesday. when an oIH'
gentleman. who gave his name as F. =;
Cornell of Marshaltown, Ia. against al
protests OF police officers and people; VINO
became interested in him. insisted on
stopping OFF in Salt Lake City.
The old man came into the city on q
late train over the Oregon Short Line
railroad Tuesday night. and going 10 q
restaurant near the deport reported that
somebody had stolen his ticket 10 Los
Angeles, where be Was bound. and al ms
money The police were noviled OF tne
matter from the restaurant. and going TO
the place talked with the old man, Inc
stranger stated TO Sergeant Beckstcnd
and Policeman kast, who went TO lnVefu-
gate the case. that he was afraid so nc
one was going To hold him up II ne re-
turned TO his train.
The police told the OLD man that his
fears were unnecessary. and escorted him
to the car, which was attached TO the
train for Los Angeles After seeing tho
OF the coaches. they came away and LEI,
him. supposing that when the train pulled
out the man would be one Of the passen-
gers.
Early Wednesday morning the old man
was found rambling about the streets md
taken to the police station He was KEEP,
G the station all day, and Policeman fs n,
get away. The officers duty was no easy
one. as the man was as uneasy as a car
IN IN strange garrett and kept wall walking Ing
tto Aipo. va ppi''e ''"aJN%r' NSis
zee, telling what u good man he would
be II they would only let him go.
AT IL 80 o'clock the officer took the old
gentleman TO the train and stayed right
with him until the train started The
old man had his ticket In nm inside coat
pocket. and the police had to have IL cy-
changed for another because of the stay
over the old man had taken.
AS near as could be gathered from what
the Old fellow said, he was pound for Los
Angeles to visit his son, who is in the
optical business In that place. The old
man showed signs Of being weak minded.
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BRADY RAN BEHIND
REPUBLICAN TICKET
If Republican Candidate for
Governor Wins in Idaho, Mar
gin Will Be Small.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, Nov 4.-From returns
received here TO date it appears that
the entire Republican state ticket has
been elected in this state. Brady with
q far smaller vote than that received
by any other candidate on the state
ticket There are many missing pre-
cincts in the county, and it may be that
when they come in they will decrease
Brady's apparently small majority, ow-
ing to the fact that many Of them not
yet heard from arc Democratic precincts,
While Bryan carried q number of coup-
ties and individual precincts, it is gen.
orally conceded that Taft will have a
plurality of about 10000 in the state In
this county Alexander, for governor, led
Brady by about 500 votes. and in the
southeast the former is holding his own
and more. The chances for Alexander g
election are augmented by the reports
that arc coming IN from over the state
The general opinion is that he will vet
win the governorship. The returns are
so meagre that it is almost impossible
20 make any kind of an estimate on
the returns. In this (Ada) county the
DEMOCRATS, elected their candidates, for
sheriff and state senator, and may land
some of the candidates for the legisla
ture. Never before in the history OF
the county was there such scratching
of ballots. Some precincts that Stock
slayer failed TO carry two years ago
are being carried by Alexander, Lans-
don, for secretary of state, and Hast
ings, for state treasurer, have won by
good majority, notwithstanding the fact
that the Daily Statesman fought them
vigorously. II is now safe to say that
the senate will be close, with a good
working Republican majority IN the
house
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LOST

GOLD LOCKET AND CHARM: TWO
pictures on INSIDE. Bell phone
2554-X- h9i7
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FUNERAL SERVICE HELD
OVER PIONEER WOMAN
,cjaI IN The TriI,une

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. i.-Funerai services over
the remains OF the late Mrs. Mary Fife
Patterson were held from the Rivcrdale
meeting house Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. In the presence of O large mum =
ber of relatives and friends of the de-
ceased, Bishop A. A. Bingham conducted
the services, Music was furnished by the
Third Ward choir, assisted by Mrs. Will
Howell and Enoch Bingham. who rem
dered vocal solos. The speakers at tho
funeral were President c. +. Middleton,
Patriarch George Larkin. Elder Joseph
Jarry, Samuel @. Dye and Richard Dye.
Mrs, Patterson died last Sunday even
ing. al the age OF Sc years. after n short
Illness. She Is survived by ten children
seventy-eight grandchildren and sixty
great grandchildren. Interment was held
at the city cemetery.
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ARTICLES FILED BY
THEATRICAL COMPANY
Special to The Tribune,

OGDEN. Nov. i.--The Alhambra The
atrical company OF this city flled articlee
Wednesday, with capital stock OF $40.
900 and shares at 81 ench. The company
is organized for the purpose OF erecting
and operating places of amusement In
this and other cities. The officers OF the
new concern are as follows: James L.
Trent OF Salt Lake. president: George RI.
Wilson OF Salt Lake. Weep president; w.
J. Critchlow and 3. p. CritchJow OF Og-
den, secretary and treasurer respectively.
The officers, with T " Ewing OF Salt
Lake, compose the directorate
The company is now erecting a moving
picture theater next TO the Grand the
ater on Washington avenue, which Will
cost 10000. and will be furnished in
an. up-to-date and modern style
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LATEST RETURNS
WASATCH COUNTY IS
IN REPUBLICAN COLUMN

HEBER CITY. Nov. 4.-Taft received
1000 votes TO s5s for Bryan In Wasatch
county. The returns also give Jesse w.
knight a majority OF almost 100 votes
over William Spry for governor. Isaac Q.
Wall. Democratic candidate for sheriff
was the only successful candidate on his
ticket, having been elected by a small
majority. James 3. Wilson, Republican
candidate Tor state senator. received a
majority In the county Of 2OS votes. Rock
NJ Pope, Republican candidate for the
legislature. defeated William O'Neill,
Democrat, by q majority of 30 votes.
John L. Booth and Harvey CluT, Repub-
lican candidates for judge and district
trict, received small majorities. The vote
cast for congressman and officers is us
follows:
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tcndcnt OF schools, which has probably
gone 10 the Democratic nominee. G. y,
ChIlds OF Lchi Jesse ". knight has
A majority over Spry in the county OF
SIC. The thirty-one districts so far re-
ported give Knight 1865 and Spry SOs9.
It is also barely possible that the Dem
ocrats Will gain the judiciary. e. e.
Corfman and a. B. Morgan. the Demo-
cratic nominees for judge and district
attorney. respectively. have run ahead OF
their ticket. and the present indications
are that J. z, Booth and Harvey Cuff,
have only a small majority in Utah coun-
" and are about even In Wasatch, with
Cintah county yet 10 hear from.
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ADDITIONAL RETURNS
OVER BELL TELEPHONE

The following additional election re-
turns were received Wednesday over the
Bel Telephone company's lines:
Fillmore-Milard county completes Taft
$40. Bryan 6S2. Howell 1885, Martineau
40, Spry S53 knight S0T. All Repuhli-
can county candidates elected except
county attorney.
Mount Plcasant-Entlre Republican
county ticket elected by average plurality
OF 300 which is smaller than usual for
Sanpetc county.
Nephi-Entire Republican county ticket
elected by probable average plurality OF
$50.
Park City-Summit Republicans elect
Archbold, representative; Jones. county
clerk; Wilkins, superintendent OF schools
Paxton, treasurer, All the rest of the
local ticket Democratic,
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Willard News Notes.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WILLARD, Nov. A grest deal Of in
election willard went Republican all the
nay through, giving Taft majority Of
twenty-seven votes. IT appears that this
county has gone soljdly for the Republi-
cans Spry had just a little the better Of
Knight Tor governor, and Howell won
by large majority.
Funeral services over the remains of
Miss Lille Eragger were held Yesterday
The speakers were AbraIn Zundle, ]. G
Eduard and Bishop Facer
Funeral services over the remains OF
Lyman B. Wells we're held today The
speakers were s. y. Cook, George IraiS-
.lg and ]. G. Eduard.
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NOTICE TO CONT FACTORS.

office Of the Board OF Public Works. Sal,
Lake City, Utah. October ls 1908:
Sealed proposals Will be received at This
vember G.. 1908. for the work of con-
stTneuns Sewer Extension No 2i3.
Instructions to bidders, together WITH
plans profile. specifications and ,o-,os
for contract and bond can be obtaine's
upon Application at the office Of tba
Board OF Public Works or city enzIneer
all bids ahJ ano
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works
II. G. N'MILLAN.
LOUIS C. KELSEY. City En,ar Ensineer
gi862
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YOUNG BULL DOG. TAN AND WHITE
color. leather-colored collar with own
ers name. Return +32 Fletcher ave. 4th
So, bet, 9th and 10th East. Reward
hS96
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JESSE WILL KNIGHT
CARRIES JUAB COUNTY
Special 10 The Tribune.

Spccla! ID I TIC ITIDuncs
JUAB, Nov, i.--Jesse William knight.
candidate for governor on the Demo-
cratic ticket. carried this county by a
majority OF 517 votes. The county went
strongly for Taft. nevertheless. and aside
froas :hc en"a-cor. al other Republican
candidates poled a large majority OF
votes over the Democratic nominees,
Bryan. 1926; Howell. 1857 Martineau,
1907. McCarty. 1854; Stewart, 1896, Spry,
1856; Knight. 1873; Tingey. 1870; Owen
1865; Barnes 1904; StrinIfellow. 1880:
Jewkes. 1866. Nixon, 1873: Mattson, 1872 /:
Game. 1855; Nelson, 1888. Robinson. 1861
Juab county went Republican, tho
ticket winning by majority of about 175
votes.
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Tie on Exhibition.

The Commercial club has on exhibition
4. sample OF the new waterproof railroad
tie recently invented by z. Covlngton of
tais city. The tie Is made from ordinary
hydrocarbons and lime. which makes
them indestructihle. The ties have ali
me advantages o! wood ties and can be
account Of its unusual constr,Iction tho
sample on exhibition attracts considera bic
attention from those who visit the cI,b.
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
TO FOUND A HOSPITAL

Captain Edison of the Volunteers OF
America is contemplating the raisinp az
a fund for the erection or purchase OF
some building TO use as hospital for
the organization OF which he Is at the
head.
Solicitors will bo sent out soon to soIlci.
funds for the new hospital. At the pres
ent time all men or women suffering from
an illness are treated In the inlrnary In
the Volunteers Of America quarters on
East First South street, opposite the no
lice station, but the place Is much too
small for advantageous work.
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DIED

PITT-At tho residence, No lSos somIn na
Eleventh East street, NovcnlDsr =, go
OF PARALYSIS, Joseph Pitt. aged % years
Notice OF funeral later,
MDONALD-In this city, NoVcmnsF @ %:
1908, Mary a. Mcdonald agea 2o
years, AT the family residence, ItSs sputn n q
seventh East. Remains AT ODonncll q
ca 's Darlors Notice OF funeral later
Leadvilie (Colo) papers please copy.
OIL SEN-IN this city. November :. l2os;
OIof II. olsen Of stomach trouble, aged
IS years Funeral notice later,
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BINGHAM CANYON MAN
CHARGED WITH LARCENY

John Delaney. 20 years DID, was brought
TO the county iail Wednesday afternSon
from Bingham Canyon by Deputy Shcria'
Forbes of that place. Delaney is charged
with grand larceny. II Is alleged that he
and TWO other men entered n room In tho
Hobcrtss house at Bingham Canyon and
stole quantity OF WOODEN goods which
were being displayed by a Logan mer-
chant e'
The robbery took place on Saturday ana
Deputy Forbes arrested Delaney on
Wednesday morning, The other men have
not been captured.