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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given by the city
Council OF Salt Lake City OF the lnten-
ton Of such Council to make the follow
Ing described improvement, 10 wit.
Replacing all defective walks and walks
not to grade on First South street be-
tween Second East and Sixth East streets,
6nd on the east side OF Fifth East street
between South Temple and First South
streets. with cement sidewalks (said ce
mont sidewalks to be eight (S) feet wide
and four 90 inches thick on the south side
o! First South street between Third East
and Fourth East streets, and six t6J feet
wide and four 90 Inches thick on the
north side OF First South street between
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 Is, and defray the abut-
tcrs portion OF the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at six thousand and
thirty-uine (Ss039.0 00) dollars; seven hun
dred and flfty-nine (S75e.00) dollars. or
one and l5-l00 (S1.l5) dollars per front or
linear foot OF abuttIng property fCr side
Walk eight feet wide there being $50 feet
aoutting said portion OF said improve
menti and five thousand two hundred and
eighty G52S0.00) dollars. or one (Sl.OO)
dollar per front or linear foot OF abuttInS
property for sidewalk six feet wide. there
being $3.50 feet of abuttlns property on
said portion OF said Improvement. by
OF ground within the following described
district. being the district TO be affected
and benefited by said Improvement.
namely:
ski FOOT WALKS.
The west side OF lot .. block 81. plat
B: the south side OF 'ots ] and 2, block
20, the north side OF lots 3. .. and S.
block I2, plat A: the south side OF lots ].
2. 5 and 4, block g. the south side OF lots
! and ?, block G2. the north sldc OF lots 5.
8, ! and s, block 81. the south side Of lots
l, ?. and I. block 81. the north side OF
lots and s. block 50. plat &.
EIGHT-FOOT WALK.
Tho north side OF lots and 6. block 30,
plat q. Salt Lake City Survey.
The total cost or said Improvement Is
hundred thIrty-two and 5-100 (S733o. .O5)
dollars. OF which sum the clty's portion is
one thousand two hundred ninety three
and 5-l0O Sl293.05) dollars. leaving six
thousand and thirty nine (S60390O) dollars
10 no raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections To- the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
scntod In writing 10 the City Recorder on
or before the md day OF November. 1908
being tho time set by said Council when
IL will hear and consider such protests and
objections as may he made thereto.
By order OF the City Council Of Salt
Like City. Utah
Dated September l. 1908.
j. p. MORETON,
City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. 1iI. gl6f2
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TWENTY-FIVE MILLION
MORTGAGE ON RECORD

The Western Pacifc's big second mort
gage OF 5000 600 is on record at the
county recorders office now. II was filed
by the Wells-Fargo Express company
Thursday afternoon.
The mortgage is In printed pamphlet
form and covers niuety-nve pages, Of
which eighty are given over to an emu
meration and a description Of the prop
erty affected, the mortgage covering
everything from a pick 10 locomotives
and right of-way.
There are two mortgages, one 10 cover
the realty of the company. and the other
the personal property The fee for the
fling on each was $T1.30. making a total
fee OF Sl42.60. The realty mortgage covers
500 miles of right-of-way, 400 OF which
are In Nevada and the rest in Utah
and California.
More than hslc Of the line Is completed.
il is said. and the completion OF the
rest awaits the building OF the tunnels.
90 per cent OF which are finished Tho
mortgage, in favor of the Central Trust
company OF New York CITY. is given to
secure money with which 10 rush tho
road 10 completion.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that a special
tax for the purpose of extending the
sewer h0s been levied and confirmed
proved September 80. 1905. and October
20 1905, respectively.
Said special tax is levied uron the fol-
Lake City, towit:
Abutting on both sides Of Fourth ave-
nue. between y and / streets. on both
sides OF Fifth avenue, between d and
stItets, on both sides OF Sixth avenue be-
tween D and II streets, on both sides OF
d street between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nue.. ON both sides OF L street between
Fourth and Sixth avenues, on both sides OF
street between Fourth and Sixth ave-
nues. on both sides OF @ street between
Third and Sixth avenues. on both sides Of
IT street between Third and Fifth ave-
nues. and on both sides Of ] street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues. In sewer
district No. l OF Salt Lake City, and is
due and payable in I'VE 90 equal annual
Installments. beginning October 20. 1909
Each Of said installments shall bear In
terest at the rate OF six (6) per cent per
annum from the date OF the approval OF
the ordinance confirming the levy OF said
tax. towit. the 20th day OF October. 1908
until the date OF delinquency. and eight
90 per cent per annum from date OF de-
llnquency, until paid. Provided that one
or more Of said installments. or the whole
OF said tax may be paid on or before
ten days after the snproy,I Of Tho ordt
nance confirming said tax, to-wit, the
10th day Of October 1908.
BEoVlhssn also. tnat one or more OF said
nstalments. or the whole Of said tax,
may bo paid on the day any Installrnent
becomes due. by paying the amount
thereof and tho Interest To date OF pay
ment.
All special taxes are payable at my Of
fee. room 102. City and County BUILDING
Salt Lake City.
Dated at salt Lake City. Utah. this 2lst
day OF October. 1908
GIDEON SNYDER,
City Treasurer and Collector Of Special
Taxes
Sewer Extension No. 1856
Second partial estimate. g25O5
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Notice ls hereby given that n special
tax for the purpose OF extending tho
scwer has been levied and confirmed
by ordinances OF the City Council np-
proved September 30. 1908. and October
20. 1903. respectively.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property in Salt
Lake City, towit.
AbuttIng on both Sides OF Fourth hve-
sides OF Fifth avenue between ] and NJ
streets. on both sides OF Sixth avenue be-
tween / and NJ streets, on both sides OF
J street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
on both sides OF X streets between Third
and Sixth avenues. on both sides OF /.
street between Third and Sixth avenues.
and on both sides OF NJ street between
Third and Fifth avenues. in Sewer District
No. l, OF Salt Lake city. and Is due and
payable In ave (5l equal annual Install
ments. beginning October 20. 1909.
Each OF said instaliments shall bear In
tcrcst at the rate OF six cd per cent per
annum from the date OF the approval OF
the ordinance confirming the levy OF said
tax. towit, the Goth day OF October 1905
until the date OF delinquency. and eight
(Sj per cent per annum from date or de-
linquency.. until paid. Provided that one
or more OF said lnstallments. or the whole
OF said tax. may be paid on or before
ten days after the approval OF the ordi-
nance confirming 1ald tax. to-wit. the
20th day OF October. 1908.
Provided also. that one or more OF said
inst1lments, or the whole OF said tax
may be peid on tho day any installment
becomes due, by paying the amount
ment
An special taxes are payable ct my Of
nce, room l02. City and County building.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this 2lst
" GIDEON SNYDER,
City Treasurer and Collector OF Spec!a!
Sewer Extension No 1876.
Fourth partial estimate. E2o07
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JAMES GETS VERDICT
FOR FOUR THOUSAND

Walter James was awarded $4,000
damages al Fillmore, Wednesday. in his
swt for $4,000 for breach OF contract
against the San Pedro, Los Angeles &
salt Lake Railroad company.
James alleged that the defendant
company purchased water rights al
Black Rock from him under the repre-.
sentntion that IL was going 90 built =
terminal there, which would enhance the
value. Of adjoining lots he owned, and
water rights than he otherwise would
have done had it not been for the false
representations of the railway company
The company failed 70 build the ter.
minal and James thcreupon claimed
n breach Of contract. The triul lasted
q week
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PETERSON ATTACKED
BY TWO SOLDIERS

Badly beaten up by two soldiers and
left lying face down on the sidewalk OF
East Second South street. between State
and Second East streets. w. Peterson. a
Swede. was found by Policeman Hinton
NJ 1920 o'clock Thursday night suffering
from a badly cut lip and many BODY
bruises.
The police patrol brought the man To
the emergency hospital, where DR. Paul
sewed up the cut. Peterson was locked
UP on the ciItrge OF drunkenness. and an
attempt Will be made By the police to
discover who The two soldiers were that
so roughly handled the man.
At 7:3o o'clock Policeman Hinton picked
ny another man az the corner OF Main
and Second South streets who was drunk
ana hsd fallen down and cut Il large
cash IN the back OF his head.
Jailer Wilkinson attended the injury
The man was too drunk 10 give his name
hut papers In his pocket had the name
Of Mike Glecn on them
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WHICH is TO SAY

That a disintercsted party, a ,,ont cm
culation expert, man VINO mas so. .he
a lifetime on the circulations Oh eno
big dailies Of this country, mas caler
fully examined the circulation oooms n5
aud methods Of The Tribune ~"
recommends them as honest Ietis
bic and truo, to all Of which ne Loo
appended his signature.
The Tribune Is daily adding many
moro new subscribers than ail tne
other papers, except the IciegraIn'
combined. The people OF TINS coI.,ii
munity seem to appreciate a Ieai
live newspaper with DENNY d
policy. Not vacillating, weak in ana
noncommittal. but consistent, sis
orous aud frank every day IN 'ho
year,
The best advertising medium pc
tween the Colorado plains ana "a
ciftc tidewater Is growing DlBgei
and better every day.
The Tribune in Salt Lake, is tne
premier newspaper; has by lar tne
largest and best circulation, Is so
acknowledged and so accredited oy
every nprejudiced person.
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RAILROADS SAY REDUCTION
WOULD CAUSE HEAVY LOSS

ST. PAUL. Oct 22.-Three amended
bills of complaint were filed in the
federal court here today by the Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific and Great
Northern Railroad companies, alleging
commerce act and the acts OF congress
under which the interstate commerce
commission ordered a reduction in the
freight rates on lumber from the Pa
cific coast. and also asserting that the
rates alleged to be excessive were iusti-
ned by reason of the increase in the
value OF forest products occasioned by
the depletion of the forests. the in
creased value OF southern yellow pine
and of the white pine OF Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Michigan.
The amended bills recite that the en-
forcement of the reduced rates would
entail loss upon the railroads Of 5
cents per hundred pounds and in some
instances more.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Liberty Mining Company Prlpcin,I
place o. business. sos Utah Savings and
Trust Company building. Salt Lake City,
Utnh. ''
Notice is hereby given that at a rncat =
ing "f the directors held on the 29th day
three tS0,03) cents per share was Levied
on the capital stock OF the Liberty Min
ing Company. corporation. payable i'm
meGlaiely ~ Harvey J. Jones. secretary
6oS Utah Savings and Trust Company
building. Salt Lake City. Utgh.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 9th day OF No
vembcr. 1908. Will he delinquent ard nd.
Ncrtised for sale at public auction. ma
unless payment thereof is made before
VIII be sold on The End day OF December,
l9OS, at 10 o'clock a. m. to pay the de-
linquent assessment. together with costa
OF advertising and sale.
HARVEY J. JONES, Sec.
gl96
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REVIEW Of THE
COAL SITUATION
All Demands for Fuel at Pres
ent Are Being Fully
Met.
NO COAL HAS BEEN
RECEIVED FROM WYOMING
If Nothing Unforeseen Hap
pens, Winter Should Be Tided
Over Without Famine.

An investigation into the coal stu
ation made by u Tribune representa-
tive on Thursday developed the fact
that at present there lis supply OF coal
on hand and coming in daily 10 meet
all demands. and this will continue un-
less there is congestion of traffic on
the railroads and a resultant shortage
of cars. or unless labor troubles should
e1sue at the mines, q most unlikely oc'
curfence.
Some dealers have almost depleted
their stores OF coal. others have still
good supply on band. Others are he.
hind in their orders TO customers; but
this is not really 4 matter of lack OF
fuel but rather a shortage OF teams TO
transport the coal. The Union Pacific
mines in Wyoming have not yet shipped
any coal TO Salt Lake since the strike,
the supply OF the railroads themselves
having run low during the time the
mines were closed, and tho are now re-
pleuishing their stores.
Little Coal Was Stored.
II is a fact that consumers did not
store coal TO any extent during the past
summer, especially when compared with
the supply laid UP In 1907. This,
taken in conjunction with the f2ct
shat the dealers have no large reserves,
incrases the difficulty of the situation,
y
Towns ali over the territory traversed
i,y the Oregon Short Line are In need
OF coal as well as the railroads, so that
the demand is pressing, and afcentu-
ated by the cold weather which has
come upon us; bat so far the demand has
been met.
Already there is talk OF shortage
OF cars, both at the mines OF the Utah
Fuel company and the Wyoming mines.
This applies particularly TO the mines
IN the south. and where 1t IS more ser
iOus, as the coal is transferred from
the mouth of the mines 20 the cars and
the condition OF the equipment OF the
Rio Grande is far from reassurlng rs 10
steady supply. Both in motive power
ard cars the road is badly crippled,
and this NAV initiate against full
and continuous supply. One OF the
dealers claims that the railroads are
now behind with his mine orders, but
the delay is not serious one.
4 conservative estimate OF the still
alton Mt present is that all needs are
being supplied. and the demand has
been comparatively large during the
past few days The dealers still have
considerable coal on hand, although
their stores should not have been in
vaded TO the extent that they have so
early in the season. Bat II nothing un-
foreseen happens TO interrupt the pro
duction aud transportation OF Tuel du-
-ipp the coming winter the supply
should be sufficient 10 meet the de
maDd, although there will never be any
surplus: il will simply be case OF the
daily supply meeting the daily demand. ,
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
SANTA FE SCHEDULED.

TOPEKA, Kan. Oct 22-The an
nual meeting of the Santa Fo stockhold-
ers was held in Topeka today.
The chief business transacted was
the reelection OF four directors to sue
ceed themselves. They are:
T. j. Berwind, a. J. Mccullough, A.
j. Bobes and Henry c. Frick.
The auditing firm OF Price, Water,
house 6 Co. of New York were elected
auditors of the Santa Fe.
Those who attended the meeting
were: f. T. Ripley, president; j. w.
Kendrick. second vice president; George
T. Nicholson, third vice-president; W.
Il. Storey, chief engineer, and w. E..
Hodges. purchasing agent.
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ARTICLES ARE FILED
BY BIG OGDEN COMPANY

Articles Of incorporation of the June
ton City Investment company of Og-
den, to engage in general real estate
and investment business. were fled with
the secretary of state Thursday.
The capital stock is 100000, divided
into as many shares of 81 each. of
which a large part is subscribed by the
payment of S25D.000 in cash and the
taking over Of part of lot s. block |,
plat A, Ogden CITY survey, and parts of
lots and s, block IL. plat a; also
10000 shares Of stock in the Desert
View Mining company. 1000 shares in
the Nelson Nogei company, and one
half interest in each of the Copper
Mountain American mining claims, ,. 6
and T. situated in the Lucin mining dis
trict, Box Elder county.
The officers arc as follows: Lamar
Nelson of Ogden, president; Lee Mel
son OF Montello, New. vice-president:
w, \. Hiclleuioopcr Of Ogden. secre.
tary and treasurer These, with Jacob
s. Zel]er of Ogden and Brigham Rob.
inson of Mammoth. form the board of
directors,
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
High School Football

The high school football lineup that
Will play against Ogden Saturday has not
ns yet been named but all the men VIII
be In good shape. Coach McNiecc has
doctered up his crippled players and, II
possible, VIII start some OF them out In
the game. Wheeling shows good form
In his drop kicking and Il will be left for
him 10 score field goals.
thursdays practice was spent mainly
In shifting the position OF defensive work
and In receiving the ball on the kick on
Coach McNicce Will put his team through
a stlf signal practice this afternoon,
after which the boys VIII work out with
the tackling dummy
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Golf Championship.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-With only
eight players left In the contest for tho
woman's national golf championship. the
match. which entered upon the third
round today. promised some exceedingly
exciting gomes Mrs Caleb Fox defeat,
To play Miss Catherine Harley beat
Miss Margaret Curtis up. to play.
etMNrs;; Mrs; 7 II. Polhsmus beat Miss G
Miss Marion Oliver beat Miss Ornsby
McCammon, up. to play.
In tho second round for the Consola-
tion cup, Miss Grace Semple of ST. Louis
defeated Miss Hood. 2 up, l to play.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board Of Public Works
Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept IG. zoos
Sealed proposals VIII be received al
this office until s O'Clock p. IN. FrIdav'
October 90 1908, for the work OF con.
structlng brick building for suction gas
producer plant
Instructions to bidders, together with
plans. profile. specifications and forms
for contract and bond can be obtained
upon application at tina office OF the
Board OF Public Works or City Engineer
The right Is reserved TO reject any and
Az bids.
By order or the Board OF Publl.
Works. H. c. M'MUJAN
LOUIS C. KELSE Chairman
City Engineer. yIos5
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miles. il has been the custom of the
Pullman company in the past to charge
fares of 25, so, IS cents and 81 and
higher, according TO mileage. Never
would the fare be between the quarters
Of n dollar. twenty-five cents would be
added for every fifty miles, travelled.
But by the new, rate sheet the fare IS
made for ten miles. instead of fifty. The
rate for fifty miles. or a fraction, is
o5 cents; for sixty miles, 30 cents. and
for seventy miles, 35 cents, whereas
formerly il was IS cents.
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Mccoy Rctircs Again.

Kid Mccoy. who defeated Stewart last
week. IL not satisfied with the showing
he made against Stewart. He says he
is not himself and he realizes that he
Will never he as good as he was when IN
his prime, and, therefore. he will retire
from the ring forever. He says that he
has positively entered the ring FOR the
LAST time and from now on will lind some
other pursuit 10 mako n living.
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Burns Denies Knockout.

Larry Burns, who arrived in the city
from Ephraim. where he boxed with Pete
Sullivan, says that the reports sent from
Ephraim to the effect that he was knocked
out In six rounds is n mistake. as the
sheriff stopped the contest. Burns says
he would like 10 meet sullivan again and
Ia confident he can defeat him.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ofnce Of the board OF public works. Salt
Lake City. Utah October L. 1905
Sealed proposals will DE received at this
office until o'clock y. m. Friday Octo-
Der %. 1908. for the work oG grading
curblng and gutterlng, in curb and gut,
ter extension No 6.
plans. profile. specifications and Iorros
for contract and bond can b. obtaIneJ
upon application at the office OF tho
board OF public works or city engineer.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
ali bids.
BY order OF the board of public works
II, 6. NJ MILAN Chairman.
LOUIS {, KELSEY, City Engineer
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Railroad Notes,

Simon Bamberger, president of the
Salt Lake and Ogden railroad, was at
mis- desk again Thursday. after an ill.,
ness of ten days.
Irwin Tears, general agent for the
New York Central lines at Denver
came over to Zion Thursday to look
over the situation here.
Fred Wild. general freight agent for
the Denver & Rio Grandc, returned 20
Denver Thursday. after a few days
visit in Salt Lake.
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Football Team Loses.

GOLDEN. Colo. oct. 22-Amid the
widest enthusiasm OF the student body.
the School OF Mines football team left to-
day for Logan. Utah. and Los Angeles.
Cal The team IS to play the Utah Ag-
giles at Logan on Saturday OF this week
and ST, ElnccEts college in Los Angeles
on the 3lst.
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Bowling Record Broken.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 22.--Two worlds bowl
ing records were broken last night by
Pin league. according 10 fgurcs an
nounced today. The team totalcd 1906
pins FOR three games. an average OF ll02.
The high game was 1853, Three o. the
PLAYERS averaged above c4i.
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NEW RATE SHEET ISSUED
BY PULLMAN COMPANY

CHICAGO, Oct. ga new rate
sheet, prevalent throughout the United
States, excepting Michigan, has lust
been put in by the Pullman company.
which, it is said. will result in an in.
crease yearly OF hundreds OF thousands
- dollars. a. gauged in blocks OF fifty
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Must Race In France,

LONDON. Oct, 22.-Mr. Perrin. eocre-
tary OF the British Aero club, was ques-
toned today concerning the suggestion
cabled from ST. Louis by the American
Aero club that the 1909 race for the Ben
out that II would be impossible TO accept
this offer. as undor the rules tho race
must be held In France. In the event that
the British club decides not 10 hold 1t In
England.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief Mining & Milling company:
principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah; location OF mine, Eureka,
Utah.
Notice There are delinquent on the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 50 OF one Gi per ceos
per share. levied on the 8th dav OF Sen
tember 1903. the several amounts sct
opposite the names oS the respective
shareholders. as follows.
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And, In accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors. made on
shares OF each parcel OF stock as may bo
necessary Will be sold at public auction
az tho company's office. room 406 Atlas
Lake City. Utah on Wednesday October
IS, 1908, at l2 o'clock noon. TO paw tho
delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and expense
Of sale. JAMES p. DRiSCOLL,
AA,