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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-26
Dry SUNDAY
IS DISCUSSED
Saloon Men, License Commit
tee and Police Chief Talk
Over Liquor Regulations.
DROUGHT WILL CONTINUE
PROHIBITION TO BE ENFORCED
IN BOOMING HOUSES.

At a meeting held at police head
quarters yesterday afternoon, at which
Mayor Bransford. Councilmen Black,
O'Donnell and Stewart and III. E. Null
vey and George Strickley were pres
ent, the question of police regulation
of the saloons was thoroughly dis
cussed. Chief Pitt introduced the ques-
ton of liquor selling by the restaurants
and roomins houses, and after the
matter had been talked over by the
city officials the chief was ordered to
close all roOming houses which can be
discovered selling liquor. A number of
the rooming houses in the business
part of town have dumb walters run
ming from the saloons on the ground
floor. and it will be the particular duty
of the police department to see that
these dumb walters remain immovable
as we'll as dumb.
There will be no change from the
universal drought which obtained in
Salt Lake and the surrounding resorts
last Sunday Mr.. Strickley spoke
strongly in favor of the Saloon Mems
Protective association and urged that
all the saloon men of the city join the
association for their mutual benefit and
protection, and that the Sunday clos
ing ordinance be strictly observed by
ALL Mr.. Mulvey. who unOfficially rep
resented the saloon men who do not
belong to the association, said nothing,
but listened hard.
According to Chief Pitt the only pro-
lection for the saloon men of Salt Lake
is to join in the association and sub
NIT to strict police regulation of the
saloons. The chief believes that if the
saloons are allowed to run without po-
lice regulation that there is no ques-
ton but that the prohibition move
ment which has already obtained a
strong hold in Utah will succeed in
putting a bill providing for absolute
prohibition through the next legisla-
| ture AS was the case last Saturday.
the saloon men notified their patrons
that no business would be done on
Sunday, and recommended the laying
| in of a sufficient supply on Saturday
night The drug stores will receive par
ticular attention today, as the chief is
anxious to make an example or the
first drUS store found breaking the
| 10
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
BURGLAR Arrested While Robbins q
Saloon.

Charles Smith, who was discovered by
Special Officer A. II. White early yes
terday morning, while attempting to open
the cash register in the New Resort sa-
loon. at 21l South State street, has
penitentiary term staring him In the face.
Officer White saw the man in the sa-
loon about o'clock in the morning and
craftily waited until the burglar at
tempted to leave through the rear door,
when he seized him and took him TO the
station Smith became alarmed before
he had secured any booty, but admits
that he was attempting to rob the sa-
loon when he was captured. He says
that he is a laboring man and had been
in the city but few days, that he had
no money and was up against it and
took that means of obtaining funds. He
is unknown to the local police and is
firm In his statement that he has never
been in Jail before.
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JUDD TO DELIVER BONDS.
Clerk of Board of Education to Close
Deal.

l.. P. Judd. clerk of the board of edu-
cation. will start some time during the
week to Chicago to deliver to N. w. Hal
sey & Co. the go bonds of the board, val
ued at $1,000 each. which have been sold
to that concern. Mr.. Judd. after deliver
ing the bonds, will receive a certified
check for the amount and deposit it in
the Commercial National bank of Chicago
to the credit of Mccormick & Co. of Salt
Lake. where the board does its banking.
The sum of s125 was appropriated to Mr..
Judd for the trip. This is cheaper than
sending the bonds by express, as that
method would cost approximately SlS1
After transacting the business OF thu
board. Mr.. Judd will take trip to New
York, and expects to be gone about fifteen
days.
The board at a special session yesterday
noon authorized this procedure.
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CALlAWAY ESTATE.
Daughter of Deceased Merchant Files
Petition.

Alice r. Galloway. daughter of William
F. Galloway. who ended his life In the
petitioned the district court yesterday for
letters of administration for his estate.
which is valued at l2.937.05 The bulk of
the property consists OF mining stocks,
few OF which have any actual value &C
cording TO the petition.
Galloway was the senior member of the
firm of Galloway. Hook & Francis, aud
owned ten shares of the stock of that
concern, which are valued at $1,000. The
inventory of the other stock owned by
him covers three and one-half pages OF
typewriter matter. In addition. he owned
notes made out in his favor and signed by
F. A. Hoock to the amount Of A.See 50.
and notes signed by F. w. Francis to the
amount of $3.50.
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DEATH WATCH ON DOG
Family of James Chamberlain Making
Last Hours of Condemned
Canine Happy.

The family of James Chamberlain is
keeping a loving death watch over the
dog condemned by Judge Diehl on Friday
to suffer the extreme penalty. The date
of the execution was fixed for yesterday
morning, but when Chief Pitt was abou'
to send the executioner to his sruesome
task It was found that the body could
not be removed until Monday morning
The dog was therefore reprieved until
that time.
In the meanwhile he is about the mos,
pampered dog in Salt Lake. He is urged
to eat at all hours of the day and night
and a special stock of dainties has beer
laid in that his last hours may be passed
in supreme happiness and content h'
dogs crime consisted in removing a sue
culent morsel from the leg of james
Buzzo while his victim was passing II
front of the Chamberlain residence
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TWO WIVES DESERTED.
Ask District Court to Be Separated
From Husbands.

Two deserted wives yesterday petitioned
the district court for divorces from their
unfaithful husbands.
Mae Middleton says she married Charles
A. Middleton Aug. 8. 1905. and that for the
past year he has not lived with her OF
supported her. During this period she
has been dependent on her own means
and the charity of her relatives for the
support of herself and child.
Anna Barbara Zobel was married to
Otto Bernhart Zobel Nov. 3, 1902, In Nurn-
berg. Germany. On April 80. 1907. they
settled at Granger, and the wife says thai
shortly afterward she was deserted am
that her husband has gone back TO Ger
many to live mere is one child or whom
the mother asks the CUSTODY, pesloes th-
restoration of her maiden name. Anna
Barbara Wendell.
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Florence Goldfeld Mining company has
received in royalties almost enough to
pay its regular quarterly dividend of
s105, 900.
Besides Lyttleton Price and ]. c..
Nivin, who with Harry Taylor pro-
NOTED the Engineers Leasing company,
thirteen other residents of Salt Lake
hold stock in the company. They paid
thirty cents per share for it. principally
because Nivin recommended it and
Price endorsed the recommendation.
The treasury stock which they sold
they made preferred stock, agreeing to
refund the purchase price out of the
first profits made from the lease which
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MISS FLORENCE DORIAN was the host
ess at delightful lawn party given at
her home on Thursday evening. The
lawn was artistically decorated with
Japanese lanterns and supper was en-
joyed under the trees. Covers were
laid for twelve. Prizes were won by
Miss Beatrice Worthen. Miss Lottle
Graham. Miss Lillian kunlSel and Miss
Irene Boyd.
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they did; so the first regular dividend
paid is all velvet to the Utahns who
own it, a profit of so per cent on the
investment. But this is not all, for the
company will be able to pay at least
two more, from the ore already mined
and in sight in the mine.
The fortunate Salt Lake investors
who secured stock in the bonanza are
Dr. John F. Critchlow, E. B. Critchlow
and Miss May U. Critchlow, D. Moore
Lindsay, VIM. j. Barrette, Louis j.
Morton, Howard p. Kirtley, DR.. Union
Worthington, Warren Benjamin, Archi-
bald A. Kerr. Nelson Keller, Waldemar
Van Colt and Edward NJ. Allison.
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LOW DEATH RECORD.
Only Fourteen Succumbed In Salt
Lake During Past Week.

There were fewer deaths in Salt Lake
during the past week than for any week
since the first of the year. and July prom
ises to be a record-breaking month in
this respect, as the records so far are be-
low the average. The number of deaths
for the week are fourteen, of which eight
were males and six females.
There were forty-siX births. twenty
males and twenty-six females. reported
Only ten cases of contagious diseases
were scheduled. and of these four were
diphtheria and six whooping cough.
One house remains in quarantine be-
cause of smallpox. five on account OF
scarlet fever and five for diphtheria.
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Especial to the Herald.)

Especial to the Herald)
Goidfield, July 25.-The Engineers
lease paid dividend No. l this week,
fifteen cents per share on 100000
shares, a. total of $4,000, the bulk of
which will go to Salt Lake City. The
lease has been in ore for about five
weeks, but has made the other bonan-
zas look like cheap ones in that time.
Settlements for the past six days ship
ments amounted to $4,000 for III tons
of ore, an average of better than $500
per ton. The total gross production up
to date has exceeded S400, 900 and the
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STARVATION THE REASON.
Mary J. Schmidt Secures Divorces
From Frank Schmidt.

Alleging that her husband has been
starving her by not furnishing enough
food Maray J. Schmidt went before Judge
Richie yesterday and asked for a divorce
from Frank Schmidt. which was granted.
The wife filed her complaint last Wed>
nesday. in which she asserted that her
husband besides failing TO properly sup
port her and her child, was cruel to them
Schmidt is q barber.
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FOUR COMPLAINTS ISSUED.
County Attorney Files Charge
Against Alleged Evildoers.

Four COMPLAINTS were issued by the
county atto.,ley yesterday against per
sons charged with crime.
Mike Fran is accused of breaking into
the office of the timekeeper at the Car
field snelter on July Is. James Anderson
is said to have broken into the residence
of F. l.. Beatie, 10 First avenue. John
Doe Fin is charged with stealing cow
from Homer Blissmeyer on June 80. and
Jovo Zigich must answer to the charge
of exhibiting a deadly weapon on July "a.
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SEIZE WEAPONS
At GARFIELD
Deputy SheriffS Search More
Than a Hundred Houses in
Austrian Settlement.
THINK ARMS WERE HIDDEN
ATTEMPT TO PREVENT FUTURE
MURDERS EY FEUDiSTS.

In the belief that an ounce of prevention
Is worth several pounds of cure. party
of deputy shcriffs. consisting OF Joe Sharp.
Ike Emery. Andy Smith ana Axei Steele.
left f1r Garfield yesterday where they
picked up Deputies Reed and Price, and
proceeded To search more than LOO Aus
illan and Greek boarding. and dwelling
houses for deadly Weapons.
lie religious war. which has been c9r-
ricd on between the creek ana Roman
Catholic -kustriJns, auo which has al
ready Decn productive OF three deaths.
compelled this action on the part OF the
county authorities. The deputies were
armed with search warrants which gave
them access 10 all the buildings il Car
field.
II is said To be almost impossible TO
trace the authors of any crime which may
he committed by a member OF the Aus
TRAN colony. Although they have bitter
and bloodthirsty feud among themselves
they are more than averse 10 giving any
information 10 the authorizes Walch
would lead to the arrest and CONVICTION
OF any criminal of their own race. wheth-
er through fear of repriSalS at the handS
of the criminals friends or through the
distaste so noticeable among all the more
ignorant foreigners in this country or al
lowing any inklins of their private quar-
rels TO become known TO the authorities
Searched Many Houses.
In view of this difficulty, and because
IL Is well known 10 the authorities tina
the cauldron OF hatred il still seething II
both Garfield and Bingham. ii was deter
mined to confiscate all the deadly wea
pons which could be found
When the deputies completed thel
search the results were most disappolnc
ing In the IUO snacks wnIcu were
searched were discovered three sticks o
dynamite, six shotguns, nine pistols o
various design and calibre. four dirks am
npn Gn0IRnn-
The 300 men who quit work at o'clocl
In the afternoon at the smeiter wer
searched and no weapons found. The 80
who went to work at that time were ais
without weapons
The officers say that there are man.
more firearms in the possession OF tn
Austrians and believe that they hav
been hidden somewhere near the smelte
In anticipation of a search. 1t is seldom
that an Austrian Is searched for any rea
son and found to be unarmed. and tn
battle which took place on July ?, 4
which hundreds of shots were fired. SUB
stimulates this belief
The deputy sheriffs did not take tn
names of any of the owners OF the mousse
IN which the arms were found. as Their
Is a question of law to their right
have firearms in their possession, Du
they confiscated all the weapons founc
and the search has had most salutar
effect on the bloodthirsty element anon
the residents of the smelter town
Refrigerators. Oil Stove;
king-Browning Hardware Co.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

WILLIAM HEALY, the 5-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Hyrum c. Healy, of S06
East Fourth South street, died yester-
day from whooping cough. The funeral
will take place Monday at o clock from
the parents residence
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The capaejty of the New Lyric the
atre was tested again last night. when
standing room was at a premium. The
new bill of pictures that talk and sing"
was very pleasing to the big audience.
which showed its appreciation by the
hearty applause of the different acts.
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JAMES r

JAMES RAE, the well-known horseman.
is the most tickled Scotchman in Salt
Lake and all because of a little Scotch
man whom the stork left at the Rae
home 235 North Sixth West, on the
morning of Friday, Pioneer day.
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THE FUNERAL of Justin A Goodhu'
will be held this afternoon at O'CLOCK
at the Masonic temple, under the aus
pices of Utah commandery No. Z, h L
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MISS BARBARA LONG entertained a
number of the friends of Miss Clarice
GleIny, one of the summer brides, at
her home Tuesday evening. The even
ing was passed with games and music
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BANK CLEARINGS yesterday were
higher than on the same day last year.
The clearings yesterday were sl,14S,55l 49,
On July %, 1907. they were SS92 49S 90
The weeks clearings, however. were be-
low those of the same week last year,
being 81, 1885, 995 81; against s5Sl6, S96.14 last
year.
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DIR. A. S. HULL has gone east, to be
absent for two weeks.
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Bread Must Be Pure.

The Royal Milk loaf. bearing oul
Crown label. Is made OF pure milk
which gives it that delicate crust and
flavor.
Ask your dealer.
ROYAL BAKING CO.
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GOLDEN WEDDING AT MURRAY.

Miss Jennie Caesar, pianiste. Saltail
today.
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MISS FLORENCE and Miss May O'Neil
will sing an Ave Maria" by La Hache,
at ST. Marys cathedral today at the II
o'clock mass.
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c. r. Savage Co.,
12-14 Main.

Kodaks. Cameras and Photo Sup
plies. Largest stock In the west We do
your finishing right.
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S. D. Eva MS,
Hose.

Undertaken and embalmer, removed to
new location 4S South State street.
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Our wagons clean carpets on the floor.
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO.
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SMALLPOX DISAPPEARING.
Isolation Hospital Empty and Only
One House Guaranteed.

The threatened smallpox epidemic has
subsidized. and at present there is only one
house quarantined for that disease. and
the Isolation hospital is empty. The house
is occupied by A. c. Busath. and is To-
Gated at 5N North Seventh West street.
Rusath and two children are afflicted, but
have about recovered.
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A. c. BRIM yesterday filed a protest in
the district court against the dissolution
of the Grass Creek Coal company,> al
leeing that he has suit for damages
against the company for depositing sedi-
ment and debris on his farm lahu anu
the pollution of his irrigation stream
He asks that the dissolution proceedings
be held in allegiance until his claim is
determined.
THE Rocky Mountain Moving Picture
comnany filed articles of incorporation
with the county clerk yesterday. the
canital is $4,000, and the officers are:
r, ]. Jeff, president: ]. ]. Thomas, vice
president: j. E. Hanway, manager ana
secretary.
THE Downing-Keys Manufacturing com
pany filed articles with the county
clerk yesterday. 1t VIII controI OIL sew
eral patents The capital is $lOo,oOo anc
the officers are: X. o. Keys. president;
n. ]. Downing. vice president; L. =.
Roeber. manager; w. c. Keys, secretary
and treasurer
MR.. AND MRS WILLIAM BROWN OF
No 20 Kensington apartments are re-
ioicing over the arrival Of their first
daughter.
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR T.. J.
I,ongley will leave tomorrow Tor Evan
sion. Wyo, where he will serve war
rant on George bdDdl, an Aus ioAi VIZ
Is confined in the insane asylum there
Iahai is a subject for -eportauon
ROBERT J. COLLIER OF New ORR \;
Chairman of the executive committee OF
the Lincoln Farm association, mas VIII
ton the governor. suggesting tnat
COMMITTEES be formed in Utah 10 raise
finds 10 make the birthplace OF tne
former president a national park VI
| tho SIS. 900 needed all but $1,000 mas peeh
raised.
c1IrEE OF POLICE BROWNING of Og-
dan Yesterday secured from GoVerhoi
| cutler a. requisition for the return OF
| = q Ribb. under arrest at Keno, NeN.'
| and wanted in Ogden for grand lar
| ceny. -, 30 .ho Garfield
IAN ASHBY. an employe OF the 1al ii ~ :
| s,nelter was seriously burned ABOUT tht
| head in an explosion OF matte at tne
| rmaiter Yesterday afternoon: he wa
| ssnn,,.ht 10 St. Marks hospital, wherf
ba Is being attended by DR.. unlor
Worthington.
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Good Printing.
Tribune Reporter Pig. Co.. sc W. I'd So
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Tribune Reporter Pig Co. SIS w. I'd So
Loose Leaf Devices.
Tribune Pig. Co.. &c w. I'D So
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Saltair Bicycle Races tonight, I0c.
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Lawn Mowers. Hose.
Kine-BrownIng Hardware Co.
1928 West Third South st.
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Big concert. saltair. p. m. today.
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McCoy's livery. carriage and light
livery Both phones 81.
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On Pioneer day about fifty friends and
relatives gathered at the residence of
John Evans of Murray to celebrate the
golden wedding of John and Elizabeth
III. Evans They were married at Utica.
n. Y, July "a. 1858. and left for Utah
about four years afterward, under the
leadership of Captain Hanson Hartman.
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We have moved to our new location,
81 Fast Sd So, July 1. w. B. Rushmer.
Manufacturers Optician. 70 West First
South.
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Our carpet cleaning is guaranteed.
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO
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Snap.

FOR SALE-Law library, very cheap.
125 South Main ST.
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Visiting or professional cards printed
while YOU wait. so cents Ter 100. Auto
matte Csrd Printing Co., Keith O'Brien
or 336 South Main.
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Call at the California Bungalow Of
flee and see those disappearing beds
800 1923 Judge building.
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MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BROWN OF
No 20 Kensington apartments are re-
ioicing over the arrival of their flrst
daughter.
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THE Downing-Keys Manufacturing com
clerk Yesterday 1t will control sew
eral patents. The capital is 100000, and
the officers are: X. o. Keys. president
n. ]. Downing vice president; l.: Z.
Roeber, manager; w. {. Keys, secretary
and treasurer.
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THE Rocky Mountain Moving Picture
company filed articles of incorporation
with the county clerk yesterday. Ihe
canitaI is $4,000, and the officers are:
p I. Jeff. president: ]. ]. Thomas, vice
president; j. (. Hanway, manager ana
secretary.
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Loose Leaf Devices.

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Refrigerators. Oil Stoves.
king-Browning Hardware Co.
-27-2e West Third South St

Get into the swim AT Saltair.
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saltair Bicycle Races tonight. lOc.
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Join Your Friends

and cat your lunch at that cool place
THE ROYAL CAFE.
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rrihune-Reporter Ptg. Co. So w. Ad
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IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR T. ].
I,ongley will leave tomorrow for Evan
sion. Wyo.. where he will serve a war
rant on George Labai. an Austrian, VINO
is confined in the insane asylum tnere'
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