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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD REGULAR MEETING
Special TO Tho Tribune.

NbtNitNs " 4 H' lIlDuHf
OGDEN. April 19.-County Assessor
Edwin DIX reported 10 the county COM
mIssioners today that ne had received
no taxes from Box Elder county on
sheep which are owned In this county
but which have been graZcd I'm the adj
joining county, The commissioners In
structcd the assessor and the county at
toTney To take the matter up with the
sheepmcn and make n formal demand on
them for the taxes due.
Commissioner Madsen reported that he
had advised with Engineer Joseph w.
West. who is In charge OF the construc-
tion OF the ogden Rapid Transit company
extension through ogden canyon. rela-
Two to the installation OF a cement re-
tanning wall along the ogden river in
the canyon. but that the engineer had
Informed him that the company had de-
cided TO build instead an ordinary rock
wall. This notice by Mr.. Madscn is taken
by the commissioners as sufficient de-
mand. and should any damage result 10
the county road in the canyon as the re-
suit OF the failure of the company TO
butd the cement wall, damages Will
doubtless be demanded.
Mr.. Madison suggested that the county
purchase what drugs are needed at the
lnfirmary and poor farm from the various
drug stores OF the city. allowing 10 each
share OF the patronage. The suggestion
was adopted. a number OF other routine
matters came before the board before an
adjournment was taken until next Mon
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
CARL j. DR0SSNER Is
HELPED OUT or OGDEN
Special 10 Tho Tribune.


OGDEN. April l9.-Not satisfied with
tn" notoricty he experienced i'm salt Lake
by assuming the name OF Claus Sprcckles.
ton Tor passing several bogus checks In
the capital. Carl J. prussnor has exc
cutcd u similar coup In ogden and was
today allowed 10 leave tho city on a time
limit
Last Friday Drossncr cam" 20 Ogden
after being released from tho Salt Lake
city jail, whore he was temporarily de-
taiucd until certain financial transactions
had been settled With the air OF mil
bonairc he walked into one OF tho hotels
ef ogden and affixed his name 10 tho
register. Asked n he had any baggage.
he replied that it was at the depot, but
Suspoctinc that all was not straight with
his line OF talk. tho night clerk courtc-
ously refused his admission To the house.
With one Of his hlandcst smiles, Drnss-
ner left tho hostclry. Later he applied
NJ the forestry offices here and was
given position by District Forester
Lesvitt. Before he had been employed
twcnty-four hours. small checks. aGCre-
eating 81, had been issued on local banks.
which were returned FOR Lack OF funds"
From kuhn's clothing store prossner pur-
chased four pairs OF SILK hose at S2.50
per pair, paying for the purchase with the
cvcr-ready bogus check His shady bust
ness transactions became known at the
forestry offices and he lost his Job
chief or Police Browning began an in
vcstlgation and Drossncr was given a
similar detention" experience TO that
he received In salt Lake and allowed 10
leave the city with the promise that he
would not return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
N0NSUIT Is GRANTED
in SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, April 19.-Aftor having been
on trial in the district court for several
against Arthur Skcen and James Skccn
came 10 nm abrupt end late this after
noon. when Judge Howell granted a nom
suit tc the defendants Oh motion OF their
attorneys. JTavcrson & Pratt
The action was brought by Owen to
recover $4,000 damages. which he claim ed
resulted from Injuries received on his
place in this county while driving wagon
over land which had been submerged with
water allowed TO overflow from the ad-
Joining lands OF the defendants. The in
jury complained OF WAS a broken collar
bone. In ordering the nonsnlt Judge
Howell declared that the plaintiff had
not produced sufficient evidence To show
that his injuries were caused from the
neglect Of the defendants.
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News Of Logan,
Special to The Tribune.

'I'TldI W nc lTIDUuc.
,l,5,tai LOGAN; April 19SThe annual Agrl-
won by the a. G. last night by close
decision. Both teams had their subject
well in hand. and a highly interesting dis
scented by stevens, Carroll and Lloyd. who
supported the negative side Of the ques
ton: the B. Y, G. by Merrill, Bullen and
Young, the affirmative, The question
under discussion was. Resolved. That
interference with strikes by the judicial
Injunction is against the best interests OF
the American working classes" The fol-
were chosen: Judge w. II. King and At
toney Ray OF Salt Lake and Professor
ledScr of the University OF Utah.
Sheriff CrooltSton OF the Boosters club
went to Box Elder county today 10 neeo-
tiate with the Washable Indians for their
cooperation on Pioneer day. May s.
the remains OF n child when he arrived
and these he attended At mention OF
the subject OF his visit they said they
were so busy with crops that Il would
bration. but were finally induced TO prom
Use that they would send fifteen families
and n baseball team. The latter will
play the Boosters club nine.
Further developments in the question
OF tho new federal building and q sewer
age system have brought out the fact
that much rests with the action OF the
city council. but il 1t refuses TO do any
thing In the matter the government viii
put In its own private system.
George Stanton has been appointed city
street supervisor OF Hyram, In place Of
II. p. Christensen, resigned,
George Johnson has returned from
two years mission in the southern states,
4 farewell party was rendered Joseph
Gvllenskog Of Smitbficld last week. prior
TO his departure for mission 10 the
central states.
Lake today. Several cases have piled
up awaiting his return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
NEWR0USE MAY join IN
WEBER RIVER PROJECT
Big Irrigation Scheme, II Is
Said, Looks Good to Salt
Laker.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. April ia.-SamucI Ncwhougc
az salt Lake Is TO become Interested In
a mammoth irrigation project in this
county. which VIII involve the cxpcndl-
ture OF several millions OF dollars.
George Montgomery who is associated
with Mr.. Newhouso in tho contemplated
Investment. Was an Ogden visitor ycstcr-
day. il Is planned 90 convey tho waters
OF tho Weber river from an irrigation
plant 10 be erected in Weber canyon over
several thousand acres OF high land in
this. Davis and Box Elder counties. J.
II. Early and James Sheppard now hold
options on 10000 acres OF land ln and
surrounding Weber canyon, and Il IS RI
mored that tho plan Is to erect n NAM
moth reservoir near Echo, from which
tn" water Will be diverted.
u IL positively stated that Mr. Early
and Mr.. ShcpbArd have been assured sub
scriptous OF 100000 already towards
tho project. which Will include n ROVER
The total coat Of the entire work includ-
Ing the purchase Of tho site for the power
station and reservoir. viii be between
$4,000, 900 and s. ZOO, 600
The interests represented by Mr.. Mont
gomery IN the cast are said TO be en-
urely willing 10 finance the scheme pro-
vided local capitalists Will assist with
subscriptions This Mr.. Ncwhouse Is
willing to do. and local capitalists have
hundred thousand dollars.
All that remains FOR the plans TO be
complete is the gathering OF a few more
details and the final agreements with the
holders or the option on the proposed
site ior INC plant. Mr. Montgomery went
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
NEWS OF REXBURG
Special TO The Tribune.


REXBURG, Ida, April 1o.-Luke Law
cry. wcll-to-do farmer OF Salem.
near ReXburg, was seriously injured n
few days ago. Fears are entertained for
his recovery, \ colt getting his bride
prevent n runaway. Mr.. Lavcry got down
from his wagon on the opposite Side from
the colt. but was thrown and the front
wheel cramped back and forth across
his chest crushing the lungs and dislodg-
Ing the heart. Mr.. Lavcry Is 60 years of
age and one Of the oldest settlers In this
valley.
Principal o. C. Daily OF the Rexburg
public schools will probably resign his
position to take charge of the department
OF English at the Pecls academy.
Robert Archibald has purchased tho
residence formerly owned by j. L. Smell
lie.
The first joint mutual meeting OF the
three wards of RcXburg for the summer
season was held In the First ward on
Sunday night.
Judge David Osborn and wife have re-
turned from three months visit In
Salt Lake City. They are very much I'm
proved In health.
About $500 acres of state land was sold
at auction Mt St Anthony on Saturday.
1t is principally bench or dry farm
land. and brought as high as SIS per
acre: which is considered good price
for improved dry farm land.
Instructors Lewis w, Larsen OF the
English department and D. w. Cum
mings OF the history and elocution de-
partment OF the Kicks academy Will
leave for missions at the close OF the
present school year.
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City and Neighborhood

THERE WILL be an important meet
Ing OF the board Of trustees OF the AGri-
cultural college AT Logan the latter part
OF this week. The meeting VIII last two
or three days.
HARRY HARRIS, an Indian OF the
Ulntah reservation after he had been
paid $4,000 by the government. immedi-
ately came TO Salt Lake City and de-
posted that amount in the National Bank
OF the Republic.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
CHOIR, comprising NJ. j. Brines. Mrs.
Peters. Miss Edna Cohn and Mr. Smith.
WIN give song recital. called Tho
Golden Threshold by Loza Lehman, at
the church In the near future.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for Mon
day. April 10. were $l,5o7 932.So, which,
compared with total OF $S62. 1852 81 for
the corresponding day OF last year shows
an increase OF s625.66o.66, or an increase
OF more than 10 per cent over the corrc-
spending day OF 1908.
THE REGULAR semi monthly meeting
OF the Salt Lake Real Estate association
will be held at the Commercial club
Wednesday afternoon mt l2:l5, when a
number of important business matters
luncheon Will be served
FOUR NEW CASES OF smallpox were
reported 10 the city board OF health Mon
day, as follows; Normond l.. Raymond
30 years old. OF 233 West First South
and Lucie, II. children OF George Macyer
OF $50 West First south street.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
~ attorney Monday. s Coleman Is
charged with third-degree burglary on
April 15. 1t is alleged that Coleman en-
tered Pencil Cberrington's apartments,
No. 4, at the Brown lats. 213 Third East
street Detective George Chase is the
complainant.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE VET
ERANS social was well attended Monday
evening Tho veterans and their sons
turned out in numbers, The social
held at Mrs. Boyce's, go East Third
South. Music, games and dancing were
the order The next social will be held
at Mrs. NIossie Robic's, 90 Delmar ave-
nue..
IN JUDGE ARMSTRONG'S division OF
the third district court Monday morning
the Utah Mining Machinery and Supply
company was given judgment for s369.64.
with interest and costs, against the
United Bingham Gold and Copper Mining
company for supplies furnished in March
and April OF 1905.
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Willard Notes.

Special TO The Tribune
WILLARD, April l9.--Joseph PettIugill,
who has been very sick for the past two
weeks. Is reported as being some bet
ter.
Miss Hattie Parsons. who was operated
on last week for appendicitis in Ogden,
Is getting along nicely.
Clarence Stauffer. who was injured
about month ago. is now able TO be
around.
William Hubbard, formerly OF this
place but now OF Paradise. Utah. is
spending a few days with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Alice Wells has gone 10 Brigham
City TO spend n few days with her sister.
Mrs. Maudc Gidncy.
Leo Ncbcker. who Is attending school
al Logan. has been visiting with his par
cuts. Mr., and Mrs. Brigham Nebckcr.
II. T. Harding has returned home after
spending n few days at Pgomontory.
Miss Jane Taylor Is spending few
days I'm Logan with her sister, who Is
attending school al that place.
William Dalton has returned To Lo-
gan, after spending few days here
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ira Pcttingill Is now recovering
after An illness OF about n month
Ward conference will bc held here next
Sunday. at which ono OF the apostles
Will be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
BY 0RPHEUM COMPANY
Special Ia The Tribune.

OGDEN, April 19.-Thc OrDheum
Amusement company. which secured a
lease on the Grand theater several days
with the county clerk. The capital stock
Is $50 600. with shares at 500 each. Will
lard Scowcroft. president. David c. Ec-
cles, vice president; j. III. Garrett, secre-
tary and treasurer, are the officers.
These. with John Pingrec. Farley y. Jen-
sen, J.. r. Ecclcs and w. G.. Wright. form
the directorate OF the company and are
the inCorporatorS.
Willard Scowcroft and ]. II. Garrett are
the principal stockholders. the former
owning ! 10 and the latter $50 shares. The
other inCorporatorS hold ono share each.
The company Is Incorporated for 100
years. and will engage In general
amusement business.
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Payson News Notes.
,eclal TO The Tribune.

20
PAYSON. April 19.--Funcyal services
were held here Sunday afternoon over the
remains or Hugh O'Conncll. who was IA
tally injured at the Eureka Hill mine
last Friday. The Masons. OF which Mr..
O'Connsl was a member. came from Eu-
rcka and took charge OF the services.
Mr.. OConnell leaves n widow and children
to mourn his death. Mrs. O'Conncll IS
daughter OF Mr. ana 5iTs. sam Mcclellan
OF this city and has the sympathy OF tho
entire community iu her sad Bereavement.
Frank Birch OF HniEhtSville was visit
ing Newal White last Saturday.
Mrs Luclla Fillmore of Eureka spent
Saturday with her sister Mrs. Cal Sim
mons. Mrs. Fillmore returned home the
Same evening.
Several hundred applications for graz
ing on the Nebo reserve have been sent
In to Supervisor Pack in the last few
weeks, These represent about l5,0e0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
0'T00LE HIGHLY PLEASED
WITH FOREST RESERVES
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 19-Aftcr an extensive
visit OF inspection through Utah. in the
tin ]. O'Toolc. chief auditor of accounts
OF the United States forestry service. has
arrived in ogden.
Mr.. O'Toolc is highly pleased with
what lie has seen at the several forest
reserves. Tree planting Will be engaged
in on lnrger scale each year as soon
as the department aSccrtains what class
of trees can be better grown In the Utah
climate. The Wasatch nurseries. from
which the young trees are transplanted.
VIII he n great factor, Mr.. O'Toolc be-
ton 10 the now barren mountain sides
OF the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
Open Season for Clubs.

Union club. Ito furnish amusement and
entertainment for Its members. promote
good fellowship, friendship and fraternity
among the principal labor unions of Salt
Lake city" Incorporated with tho county
clerk Monday. The organization was cf-
fected at meeting held April Is. The
officers are as follows: Edward Kent,
president: Oscar De I.cuw. secretary; 4.
III. Whitman. manager. These also form
the directorate,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
MATTS0N SECURES LEASE
ON VALUABLE PROPERTY
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, April l9-AU agreement was
reached today by which State Treasurer
David Nattson. who is engaged I'm the real
estate business in ogden. obtains a lease
on tho northwest corner OF Lincoln ave-
nue. and Tweuty-lifth street for period
OF nincty-ninc years. The consdcrat ton
was expressed at $4,000 yearly rental The
business district. with n frontage Of
nincty-scvcn feet on Twenty-fifth street
and 1872 feet on Lincoln avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. NcGiil of Chicago are the
owners OF the lot. It Is reported that
Mr.. Mattson win erect a handsome hotel
on the corner. or improve II with the
erection Of several storehouses
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
Licenses TO Wed.
, Tho Tribune.

SntCial "a Tho TrIbUne.
OGDEN. April l9.-LlccnScs TO marry
were Issued by the county clerk today 10
Tho following: Robert G.. Stimpson.
Riycvdale and Louie Strong Of South
Weber: David Cowiing and Margaret NJ.
Miller both OF salt Lnhc: Fred J. White
and Ruth Glass, both of salt Lake; John
W Kirkland. Ogden. and Alice skinner,
Salt Like.
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News of the IntermOuntain ReQiOn.
PROVO NEWS NOTES
special 20 The Trlhnnc.

'pcSlal 10 Inc ITlpunc.
PROVO; April la.-Thc case Of the
state OF Utah against Charles Lawhorn.
murder In the flrst degree. was called for
trial In tho fourth district court today.
Lawhom Is charged with causing tho
death OF Daniel 4. Snow by hitting him
with tin can. Snow and Lawhom. each
H"ont I years OF age. met at a neigh
Dor ON February Of this year and en-
gagged IN n quarrel over some trivial mat
ter when young Lawhom threw n tin
can nt Snow. The can cut Shows face
and loosen"d two teeth. Snow went TO u
wash basin and washed his face. and
attcr-nrds went 10 his homo without as
s!Stnncc. The mex; day he became un-
conscious. and on February IL. died. Tho
defendant Is represented In the trial by
Attorneys T. f.. Corfman and u u
lioutz. while District Attorney Harvey
Clufi Is prosecuting From the manner
or examination OF jurors 10 try the case.
II is evident that selt-dofcBsc Will be re-
lied upon. One juror. John w. Blackctt.
was excused from service because OF his
tlCtlon o. the death penalty. The case
VIII likely take two or three DAYS TO try.
Ten additional jurors were drawn. the
Vcnire returnable at o'clock today. Tho
names drawn are az follows: John Bryan.
William a Williams. c. :. Grier ID. l..
Van, Wagenen. e. \. Alleman. Moses r.
Il. Crandall and !. ~ Dangerfield
Chatwin & co. OF Mammoth have begun
SUIT In the district court against ID. II.
Nisongcr 20 collect $3Oo.Si on a promis-
sorry note. and an account for mcr-
Chandisc.
John Uafcn. the artist. VIII exhibit
some OF his paintings on Wednesday
evening at tho home OF Professor \. &.
lund on Academy avenue. The cXhlh-
tion VIII lie free and the general public
Is invited. There VIII he talks on art
and somc musical numbers will be given.
4 marriage license has been issued TO
John Bryant Gull Of Spanish Fork and
Rosetta Hanks of Salem.
Laura Beal Gardner was granted 2 de-
cree OF divorce today in the district court
from John Gardner. on the grounds OF
failure to provide The plaintiff was
given the custody OF the minor child and
restored TO her maiden name OF Laura
BsNl. The parties were married at Price,
September 10, 1906,
Sentence Of Henry Hill convicted Of
killing dog belonging 10 a, Cordncr.
was postponed today by Judge Booth in
tho district court. In order that n rumor
20 the effect that n certain party could
give information which would exonorato
Htll I'm the killing could he investigated.
Three burglaries at Spanish Fork on
Saturday night have been reported to the
sheriffs office here. Tho Dahler mcr-
camille establishment, the City drug store
and Houtz'S saloon were broken into and
some liquor and other merchandise ia
ken. TWO local men arc suspected and
one OF them, named Jones, has been ar
rested and is being held for the crime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20
PETITION FOR LETTERS
OF GUARDIANSHIP FILED
Snocinl To The Trlhuno.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April l9.-Pnrley G. Richardson
has pctitioned the probate court. asking
that letters of guardianship over the per-
son and estates of Silvia Richardson.
Della Richardson. Burmese Richardson
and Angus Richardson, all minors. be al
lowed 10 an older brother. Ezra Richard
son. The minors are n part Of the heirs
to the property OF the late Elizabeth a.
Richardson and Cornelius Richardson,
and have an undivided interest in real
property from both estates valued at
$3.50.
The petitioner also asked the court to
grant to him letters OF administration on
the estate OF Cornelius Richardson,
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FISHERMEN DECLINE TO
SUBMIT To ARREST
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, April l9.-tpon the complaint
OF the deputy game warden, a. NJ. Van
der Nlies, complaints were issued today
for Peter Mattson, John Doe. Richard
Roc and John Smith Of Ogden. and David
Fielding. Charles ligley. Joe Hall and
William Hall OF Hooper The deputy
found the men fishing In Ogden river,
near Hooper, yesterday.
When accosted by the official they de-
clined To- be arrested. on tho ground that
the deputy game warden's commission
had expired and had not been renewed on
account OF the delayed confirmation OF
Fred W. Chambers their chief The cases
win probably be tried here some time
this week
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ter. Mrs. Hector W. Haigh,. the past
week.
Mr.. and MIR. 4. George Barnes OF Salt
Lake City spent Sunday In Kaysvillc
with relatives.
Milton Phillips returned TO his home
IN Clawson. Ida. last week. after having
Fpent tho past three weeks In l<ays
Vile
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Leavcr and DR..
and Mrs. Fred StauiTcr OF salt Luke City
were kaysvillc visitors AZ tho homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. NJ. Barnes sun
day.
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Police Too Late.

\ call was received at the Police sta
ton late Monday night from 222 West
North Temple street 10 the effect that a
drunken man was In the loft OF the barn
at the rear of that place. The patrol
wagon responded and when the above ad-
GERS as they climbed out OF the wagon
and said: Hes gone. | told him I had
sent for the police and he'd better get
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Good for Library.
The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIbuno.
OGDEN. April l9.-Distrlct Judge ]. 4.
Howell has received q letter from Scna-
tor George Sutherland announcing that
tho Carnegie free library has been dcsig-
mated as a depository Tor all government
publications, beginning with the present
cong crcssional session. This means that
the local library viii receive all publica-
ticns issued by III" government. which
WIN amount To about 1000 volumes each
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Matson Appointed.

OGDEN. April 19.-Georgc H. Matson
WIS today appointed administrator of the
estate OF Norman i. Morcy. Mary II.
Morey. tho widow. * named as the sole
heir. The estate consists OF real estate
valued Mt $500. located in this county.
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Ono Year in Prison.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April t9.-DaniCl McNeagh
convicted ga the district court last week
or burglary IN tho third degree. WAS SEN
tcnccd to one ycar I'm the state prison
by District Judge Howell today,
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
50 up Main street, $500 per year.