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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
COUNTY HOSPITAL
IS BADLY NEEDED
Matter Is Again Being Agitated
by Board of County
Commissioners.
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED
BY BOARD OF HEALTH
PrObi.ble That Some Definite
Action Will Be Taken at
Early Date.

Agitation of the movement for a
county emergency and isolation hospital
was renewed at the regular monthly
meeting of the county board OF health
Wednesday afternoon.
The board Of health recommended
to tho county commissioners that that
body mako all possible efforts for the
establishment of an isolation and emer-
gency hospital combined. No location
was mentioned. but il is understood
that both the county health board and
the commissioners consider the neigh
borhood of Warm Springs admirably
fitted for such an institution.
The county is badly in need of such
hospital Cases Of contagious or
infectious diseases, like smallpox, that
now arise in the county must be cared
for at the city's isolation hospital, and
if this is not open there is no place
TO which TO transfer such cases.
take injury cases occurring in the
county. A county isolation and emer.
gency hospital would remedy both of
these conditions.
The matter was agitatcd some time
ago. and it was decided that an isola-
tion and emergency hospital should be
erected and conducted in connection
Wild 81. M2JE hospital IL was uie-
covered, however, that on account of
a law Of the state forbidding tho main
tanning of an isolation hospital within
certain distance of highways,
the institution could not be carried on
by st. Mark s hospital and the mat
ter was dropped.
At the meeting the health districts
of the county were extended to include
Garfield This makes Eve instead of
four health districts in the county.
Pleasant Green and Hunter formerly
were in the fourth district. but they
now are included in the fifth. The
change was made because OF the work
becoming too heavy for one man in
tho fourth district DR., w. NJ. Brans-
ford OF Garfield was made health officer
OF the new district
Those present at the meeting were
County Physician DR.. ". r. Calder.
wood, Commissioners J. E. Clinton and
John c, Mackay, Health Officers F,
z. Straup, II. G. Roberts and T. G..
Odell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
REALTY ASSOCIATION
HOLDS BIG MEETING
Communications Are Received
and Considered From Out
side Organizations.

a large aud enthusiastic meeting OF
the Salt Lake Real Estate association
held at the Commercial club Wednes-
day afternoon gave the members an
opportunity 20 discuss many matters
connected with the boosting Of the. city.
\ letter was read from Edgar S. Oar
ling, formerly member Of the asso-
citation, now a resident of Los Angeles,
enclosing circular being sent out by
the Los Angeles chamber of commerce,
inviting the people of the city to OBJ
serve " Prosperity week ~ during tho Pc
riod from November rs to 81, when it
is suggested that the people use on their
tables articles of food and manufacture
from the state of California The let
ter was commented upon as showing
the manner in which the Los Angeles
people were boosting their state.
Connmunics tions from the Denver Real
Estate association showed that through
the efforts of the association the
height Of new buildings in Denver had
been limited TO twelve stories Many
other matters of routine nature were
discussed, after which luncheon was
served.
The following members were present;
OF. Peterson, chairman OF the meet
ing: Z. L. Colborn, president of the
". G. Tuttle, j. P, Maban. Lewis NJ.
Cannon, S. 3. Tuttle; Freeman Morning
star, George NJ. Cannon. ". L. Hub
bard, 4. Z. II. Peterson, c.. II. Carl
quist, w L. Baird, Il. Butterworth, W.
J. Leaker, Earl Dunshie, a. II. Par.
sons, r. A. Rsnck and j, L. Perkes,
secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
STAINING AND VARNISHING AT
ONE OPERATION.

Dozens of articles about the home can
be beautified with Acme Quality Varno-
Lac. 1t is tough, brilliant and dura-
BILE finish for floors, furniture and wood
work 1t stains and varnisbes at 3
single application, giving the color and
effect of such expensive woods as ma
hogany, cherry, walnut, light and dark
oaks, rosewood and fancy stain effects
in green and red.
It is especially recommended for
floors, stairways, and similar surfaces
subjected to hard usage. 1t takes the
place OF carpets and permits the use
OF rugs. Old pine floors, badly worn
and very shabby. can be transformed
into perfect limitations Of such oxpep-
sive hardwoods as oak, cherry, etc. Such
a finish is easily kept clean aud sani-
tary. Varno-Lac is just the thing for
finishing wainscoting, doors, mantels,
window castings. outside of refrlgeratoJs,
porch furniture, tables, chairs, or any
article about the homo that requires
Frightening up. Anyone can apply it
successfully.
The Acme Quality Text Book tells
how
CULMER PAINT & GLASS co.
20 East First South.
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Final Organization of Utah
Branch Is to Be Perfected
at Once.
THIS STATE Is AFTER
WESTERN HEADQUARTERS
Officers Are to Be Elected at
Meeting This After
noon.

Final organization Of the Utah
branch of the American Mining Con-
gress will be perfected at n meeting TO
the held at the Commercial club tins
afternoon at 1890, when officers for
the Utah branch, including president,
three vice-presidents, secretary and
treasurer will be elected and commit
tees will be appointed to have charge
of the many details connected with car
rying on the work of the congress In
this state.
Organization of the Utah branch was
partially brought about at previous
meeting at which the following mem
bcrs of the congress were elected
board of directors. Samuel Newhouse,
D. c. Jackling, John Dern, David
Keith, c. T.. Loose. Duncan MacNichie,
!. E. Talmage, y. \, Dunyon and Col,
E \. Wall.
Meeting Is Important.
The coming meeting will he on espc-
cially important one. on account or the
necessity for pcrfecting the Utah or
ganization before the holding of the
eleventh annual session of tho Ameri-
can Mining Congress, which will take
place in Pittsburg December ., 3 and D.
At that session 1t is expected that mat
tors relating TO tho establishment OF tho
western headquarters of the congress
in Utah, in place Of Denver, will be
taken up On account of the large mum %
ber of members of the congress In this
city and the splendid offer of Mr.. New
house to donate land for q site of the
new mining temple and of Mr.. Jackling
to place $4,000 at the disposal of the
congress for the erection of the build
ing, IL Is felt that the headquarters of
the western branch should be IN tins
city, and every effort Will be made 10
secure the selection of Salt Lake City
by the congress.
Now Is Accepted Time.
IL is also said that inasmuch as the
bill for the establishment of govern
ment bureau of mines has already
passed the house of representatives and
will be brought up in the coming ses-
sion Of the senate for third reading,
the time is auspicious for pcrfecting ar
rangemeuts that the mining of the pre-
cious metals shall receive the attention
i'll the bureau which the amount of ac-
tIvIty III that branch and the value of
results warrants.
John Deru, one of tho directors Of the
Utah branch. when seen ST the CONNER
cial club, Wednesday night, said that
this matter would receive especial at
tention at the coming session of tho
congress ju Pittsburg. Joseph f. Call
breath, Jr., secretary of the American
Mining congress, in sending out the of
fetal call for the meeting in Pittsburg,
calls especial attention 10 the matters
connected with the establishment of the
new government bureau and urges that
there be a large representation at tho
session of mining men from this state.
For these reasons it is hoped thar the
meeting Thursday afternoon at tho
Commercial club will he a LARGE one
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Judge King Declares That Party
Has Great Mission to
Perform.
is NOT DEM0RALIZED;
is NOT CONQUERED
Is Here, He Says, TO Stay and
to Fight; Asks No
Quarter.

Judge William II. King. when asked
| by Tho Tribune Wednesday as to what
he thought the future OF the Demo
cratic party in Utah should be, said:
There is only one honorable course to
pursue In behalf OF any worthy cause or
righteous principle and that Is 20 earn
esuy and aggresslyely fight for their sue
cess. There Is something more important
In this world than winning. II is far
con,anding for the supremacy of rlgb,
principles. This should he particularly
true in the republic at present. where
the functions OF government arc being
perverted, and the government is being
used for private advantage. and to In
crease and perpetuate special privileges
In behalf Of favored individuals and COR
The principles OF the Democratic party
are enduring. The passage OF years, or
repeated defeats, will never destroy them.
and desire free government and equal op-
portunity Democracy will live.
Those Who Rejoice.
Tho time-servcr. the office seeker. the
individual who desires TO stand IN with
the majority; those who do not read
Republican party is centralizlng wealth
and power, infringing upon the sover-
eighty OF the state. and encroaching upon
the reserved rights of the people. will
doubtless rejoice In the success of the
eganee to But aa the true s1mden. Snse n Of
history. those who love the constitution
of The United States and desire that the
republic shall live. and that Industrial a
well as civil and political liberty shall be
Derpetua ted, VIII continue their support
OF Democratic principles. and ont OF de-
feat they Will take renewed courage Be
lieving in the righteousness oil their
cause and having no selfish or sordid mo-
tives, they VIII tight on through the COM
ing years
The Democratic party has had many
things TO discourage II In Utah, and 1t
may encounter additional obstacles. II
has been the victim OF misrepresentation
and has been assailod from within. as we'll
as assaulted by foes from without II has
suffered from disloyal members, and has
been opposed by unscrupulous and vim
dictlve foes.
Great Mission to Perform.
- In the midst OF ell OF the difficulties and
dlScouraSements which as Democrats we
felt, as ] feel now. that the Democratic
party OF Utah has great mission 10 per-
form. Its course has always been hon
orable and courageous Without malice
or hatred OF creed or party. IL has earn
estly sought for good government for
peace, and for the prosperity OF the state.
Ii mas insisted that there should be no
connllngling OF church and state. and that
no Improper Influence should control the
electorate OF the state
party can give the assurance that the
party is neither dcmorallzed nor con-
quered II is ready TO enter uDon any
contest that the future may develop Ii
Is here TO fight and 10 stay. II asks no
quarter and gives none. Tho dlscouraee-
ment of the hour will Only encourage the
members OF the party 10 Increased effort
and 10 greater zeal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
LAURELHURST.

We beg TO advise that drawing for
lots in LAURELHURST will take
place at our office November go, 1908.
After this date no moro of these lots
will be sold at $500 per acre; prices will
be changed to $3.50 and $3.50 per lot.
according to the location.
We are extending the time of drawing
until November 90 in order to give our
patrons who have looked at the property
chance to get lot at $500.
We trust that you will avail yourself
Of this opportunity to get an acre LOT
in LAURELHURST, the future high
class residence district.
Call phone Bell 2l59; Ind. l67.
CHANDLER g. SOULES CO.,
Suite 404 Atlas block
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START A SAVINGS AC
COUNT AND WATCH
IT GROW.

Money is much easier 10
save and accumulates more rap
idly than you realize if you
have never had the interesting
and comfortable experience Of
owning savings deposit in
good strong bank.
You can start an account
with $1.00 OF more today and
the principal and interest will
grow at a rate that will be a
revelation TO YOU. The money
YOU deposit will grow for the
reason that we pay 4 per cent
interest, compounded semi an
nually. and after the start is
made the habit of saving be-
comes almost mechanical
Mope~ that you now spend
for trihes Of no perma neut
value will grow into a substan-
;ial sum that will make many
things possible for you which
YOU now consider beyond your
means.
This is not idle theory. sIt
is so practical that it is being
demonstrated every day by
hundreds Of men and women
whose incomes arc no larger
than yours.
Come and see US.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,
235 Main St.,
In the business heart.
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BATES is TOUCHED"
WHILE BUYING SUIT

q. w. Bates OF 242 East Sixth South
street reported 10 the police Wednesday
afternoon that while he was In q cloth
ing store at 222 South Main street carly
Wednesday afternoon he had S1215 stolen
from him. Bates said that he was pur-
chasing suit OF clothes In the store and
went into d booth TO try on the new out
ut After taking off his old suit and
putting on the new one, he went from
the booth 10 have the tailor make some
alterations. When he returned 10 the
booth he discovered that some one, in
the meantime. had gone through the
pockets of the suit left in the booth and
secured the money.
\ detective is wording on the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Ynn Needn'f

You needn't keep or feeling dis.
tressed after teaing. nor belching. nor
experiencing nausea between meads
In other words, YOU needn I keep on
being. dyspeptic, and you certainly
shouldn t..
Hood e SarSaparilla cures dyspepsia
it strengthens and tones the stomach,
perfccts digestion, creates normal ap-
petite, and builds up the whole system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Try the Heron "

Under new manager nsarTSJx,
prices. We aim TO piesils .sls y
cakes cakes and pastry .rs on ss's, ss,ll
end So. ST., lnd. d.pr;sfress. pGo
M. Pettibone, propriel.--
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Newhouse and Boston Bui]l,,os

Partitions now being placed. Parties
desiring space can have partitions
placed to suit their demands if ar
ranged before November 10. Applica.
tons received by 3. B. Hall, agent.
Both phones AS. COS Dooly.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

S. NJ. Taylor g. Co, successors TO Jo-
seph L. Taylor. undertakers and en-.
balmers. Same address. 5l253-255
L. lst South.
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Attention, Eagles!

You are requested TO meet at the Cop.
gregational church. corner First South
and Fourth East streets, at . r. no. 70.
day. to attend the funeral OF Brothe
". J. Stockman.
II. s. -M;CANN, Pres.
NJ. NJ. BEAVER, Sec.
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Taft Will Have a Plurality
in Utah of About Ten
Thousand.
SPRY, FOR GOVERNOR,
is BEHIND HIS TICKET
His Plurality Will Be About
Five Thousand, and 1t May
Be Less.

The few fragmentary figures re-
ceived from the several counties In the
state on Wednesday show that Taft will
have plurality in the state OF about
10000, while Spry Will have plurality
of 5000. Tho ticket this year was q
long one and the count necessarily is
slow. In Weber county Taft has plu.
rality of 1900, while the state ticket has
1900. Judge Howell has plurality over
Judge Richards of 154o. with Far West
and Riverdale to be heard from, while
his plurality in the district will be
about 100. Down in Milard county
Taft has a plurality of los, while Spry 8
plurality over knight is but 46. And
this is indicative of the way. the vote
is throughout tho state. 1t Will be sew
eral days before the official vote is re-
ceived.
In Salt Lake City.
Tho returns of the election from the
districts in Salt Lake county outside of
Salt Lake City come ip exceedingly
slow In fact but few Of the districts
had reported up TO last evening, hence 1T
is impossible to give anything like Off
cial figures Oh the result of Tuesday. On
Monday next the canvass!ng board will
meet and the vote OF Tuesday Will be
canvassed. When that is completed The
Tribune will print the official returns in
tabulated form. Somi-official. returns
from Salt Lake City show as follows:
For clerk
Witcher ---.... ............,.-..-l.,3 393
Christensen ..s.., -..as.e..........-l -lO,9a5
Kay ....;,s .---...-.. ..s...'''-...".' 9'SSaa
Cannegeiter ...... .....-....-s.s.s.. S39
Mrs Witcher's vote was the highest
received by any candidate on the
church Republican county ticket, and
her plurality is, therefore, l45S. The
next highest vote was for sheriff, and
while Joe Sharp, the church Republican
candidate, received Il total Of 1897
votes, or but sixteen votes less than
did Mrs. Witcher for clerk, his plural
ity was 1l46, the vote for sheriff be-
ing:
Sharp ...-...s s.....,......-...,,.l ,.l2'3I
B0roidee .'...--..' .,...'-s-e.s..e. l'los
White -,.....s.... .s.s,.,.,->..s iSb
For district attorney, Judge Weber
made good run, his successful competi-
tor, the present incumbent having a
nlrrciity of 65S. The vote was:
Weper ......,. --.-,.s.s.....-....- slO,o4l
Hdmer -ess-s'..->- ...'..s.-.s..-. o,ail
Slow In Bingham.
In Bingham the count was not COM
pleted last night, the count in District
81, the largest one in Bingham, showed
that Bryan had plurality of seven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglarproof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
S2,34 Main street. 500 per Year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Pictures and Frames,
hidgley Bodel CO.. 33 e. lst South
Dancing Social Tonight,

Odeon academy. Adult beginners class
commences tonight at 8. Ladies' $3.50
gentlemen SO per term. Telephone Ind
1900. AN'
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Or. C. C. Snyder announces tbs 80.
noval of his office from 243 East SEC
ond South to rooms 509-5I0 JUDGE
building. 0uuEo
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Newhouse and Boston BuiId,n,,

Partitions now being placed. Parties
desiring space can have partitions
placed to suit their demands n AZ.
ranged before. November 10. Applica.
1ons % received by B. B. Hall. agent.
Both phones 4l5. Cos Dooly.
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POTATOES.
Other Sirnc Fail

Vogeler's,
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DR.. Alice Houghton has moved her
ofice 70 Room 35. Mercantile BloeS'
over Walkers store
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LAURELHURST.

Undoubtedly Tho East Bench is the
prettiest, most desirable and attractive
place IN Salt Lake City for fine resi-.
dence property, Millions of dollars are
being invested in Federal Heights and
Newhouse Park additions, where will
be located the finest homes in Salt Lake
City.
The immense amount of capital ex.
pended in this district is bound to make
the rest Of the East Bench property
grow rapidly in value, Federal Heights
and Newhouse Park ground is selling at
Sl5, 600 10 10000 per acre; LAUREL
HURST is only a few blocks away from
these improved additions, is on the same
elevation and has all the same natural
advantages, and even AT the present
time may be purchased at $500 per
acre. An acre is the same size as eight
ordinary lots, and in five years a lot in
LAURELHURST will be worth as much
as an acre in the valley.
If you wish 10 see the property call
telephone Bell 2l59; Ind. l67; aud we
will take. you over the. property in our
automobile.
CHANDLER & SOULES Co.
Suite 404 Atlas block,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Picture Framing.
Good work at moderate prices. Midp.
ley-Bodel Co.. 33 E. lst South.
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]. o. o. z. Notica.

The members Of Utah Lodge No. l
are requested to meet at the First Con.
gregational church, Fourth East and
f'ust South, at l:30 p. m. today, to at.
tend the funeral OF our late brother,
Martin Stockmau, P. G. Rep Members
of sister lodges and visiting members
are invited TO meet with us
JOSEPH PRIVATT, n. G.
w. J. MOORE, Sec.
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING,
Harry Shipler, Comm ercial Photoe.
rapher, Isl South Mair. second floor.
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You cannot be sure you are getting
the best printing unless it bears the
imprlnt-Trlbune-R Reporter Printing Co.
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Christensen e. Christensen. ATTORNEYS
sud coupselors at law. have returned
10 their former offices in the Romney
block. 212 South Main street
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j. John Farrington's Stable.
Carriages and light livery. Phone 273.
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Tony Arnold c,mas:: s,is !:
psy and night Bell A'n
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ARE YOU HUNGRY
ine food anal service at the Royai
Century Printing Co,

Salt Lakes Printers, l65-l67 South
West Temple. Best work at fair
prices
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McCoy's Stables,
Carriages and light livery Phones 81.

Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. l4o Main.
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8. D. Evans,

Undertaken and Emba liner. has removed
TO new location. 4S South State.
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Picture Framing

Good work at moderate prices. Midp.
ley-Bodel Co.. 33 L. lst South.
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For district attorney, Judge Weber
made good run, his successful competi-
tor, the present incumbent having a
nlrrciity of 65S. The vote was:
Looipourow ...'.. ...-s-,-..-s-.-ell.l lg9
Hamer ...,.,...- .............. 3,41l
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Slow In Bingham.

In Bingham the count was not COM
pleted last night, the count in District
81, the largest one in Bingham, showed
that Bryan had plurality Of seven.
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BRYAN NOT D0WNClST.
NOTHING TO INDICATE HIS DIS.
APPOINTMENT.

Refuses TO Make Comment Before
Getting Actual Results In Ohio. In.
diana aud KansAs-Says He VIII
Continue Working for Good Govern.
ment.