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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-27
NEWS OF LOGAN
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN. April 26.-At a meeting of the
county school commissioners Yesterday
the question OF bonding the county for
sl0p.00o in order TO build new schools.
was discussed. Grave doubts were eX-
pressed to the peoples acceptance OF
the issue. 1t being felt that the consolld-
alton case now pending would mean It's
death blow, The contract for the In
stallation Of a heating plant In the Lewis
ton building vas awarded to ;; Richards ch fds
forms to he filled out by the county
physician after examining children III
the schools, the fllledout reports to be
Practically all OF the teachers of the
county were present at the institute
meeting yesterday. when State Superin-
address on the principles of teaching. He
spoke Of the past policy OF making the
method the paramount Issue In teach
ing and advised all TO keep awake TO
present conditions and make the boy him
selr the issue The meeting was consid-
enad one OF the most successful insti-
tutes ever held.
Dr. Clark is trying to check an cpl
demic of smallpox and scarlet fever that
haB bzolten out In the Grccnvine school.
Robert NJ, Clark Of the United States
bufeau of science. department OF mines,
stopped off in Logan yesterday on his
way to Lockport. y, =, after five years
of continual service In the Philippine
islards Mr.. Clark is n brother Of Super
visol w. w, Clark OF the forestry scrv-
Ice.
Contractor IInChllffc reports that the
cement To be used on the new federal
building has been accepted, and that he
has received permission To go on with
the work. There has been no further
developments In the sewerage matter as
yet
PREPARATIONS are being made for
elaborltc May day celebrations at both
Mendon and WeIlsvIle. The queens,
princes and maids OF honor have been
chosen ana exercises VIII be held in the
nubic 'suuarcs on Saturday morning,
Anderson & Sons Of Logan arc estab-
fishing n lumber yard at Wellsvllle. The
city council has decided TO temporarily
cndeavaT TO secure watcrworks.
At thu Methodist church tonight Cap
tain G wv. Chase Of the Salvation Army
cave an outline OF the work being done
hy that. institution, and told interesting
experiences OF his seven years OF active
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STATE OF MONTANA
BUYS ITS OWN BONDS

HELENA. Mont; April 2s.--Thc state
OF Montana WAS this afternoon the pur-
chaser of the 5000 900 bond issue author
lied by the last Legislature for the cree
tion of new wings to the capitol In this
city. This action was taken by the state
board OF land commissioners, and the
funds from which ii is 10 be taken will
he those OF the various state educational
institutions. derived primarily from their
land grants by congress.
There was made available Immediately
500 900, and the remainder Of the entire
issue will be utilized as the demand for
II arises from actual building operations.
The bonds arc TO run for twenty years
and bear interest at ; per cent From
the rather general knowledge that IL was
the intention OF the state board 10 pur
chase the bonds. there were no other bids
for the issue. Tho advantages to accrue
TO the state from such u procedure are
numerous IN that It may retire the bonds
SO soon as funds are available. and again
IL need not make the purchase until the
money is needed I'm actual construction
work from time to time,
The board Of examiners viii meet with
the members of the advisory board
Wednesday. when tho plans. architect.
material and other details Will he uatcf-
mined upon.
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Thistle visiting with her mother for n
few days. She returned sunday after
noon.
!. Schramm OF Salt Lake was visiting
with friends last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Cloa Hush returned home Sat
urday morning from Eureka. where she
has been visiting for a few days,
Mrs Alvin Udall and Miss Edna Morris
Of Nephi were visiting with Payson
friends last Thursday. They went to
Eureka the same evening.
a conjoint meeting of the NJ |. A. of
the First ward was held at the ward
meeting house Sunday night. \ good
programme was carried out,
4 number of young ladies OF the II.
a. b club spent a very pleasant after
noon at the power plant up at Spanish
Fork last Sunday, After about an hour s
drive the girls reached the plant. The
Messrs. Frank Ward and James Tucker
were there and showed them the ma
chinery and other. things Of interest
Those who formed the party We're the
Misses Della Daniels, Ruby Simons. Lisle
and Efne Boyle besides Frank Ward.
James Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs. 4. G. Lewis of Salt Lake is vls-
iting at present with Miss Llslo Boyle,
Miss Leila Moore was visiting with
friends in Provo last Sunday.
Miss Misha White came from Spring
Vile Sunday evening to spend few days
with her parents.
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Nephi News Notes,
Special to The Tribune.

NEPHI: April 26-Mr Wheeler; gen
pany at Juab, returned last week from
California, accompanied by two expert
and Mr.. Perris. who speak very, encour-
agjngly of the oil prospects at .Iuab,
Oras Newell. IA respected citizen OF
Mona. passed away Friday morning at
appendicitis. He was operated on, and
was apparently recovering from the opcrS
alton and was visiting relatives In
Santaquin when his health suddenly gave
was born August 8, 1874. in Mona, He
leaves a wife and three small children.
The funeral was held Sunday Mt the
A baby boy was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs, George Ord.
The Ladies Literary club hns been
trying TO get the old Central park reno
waited and made into n respectable pleas
ure ground. They took the matter up
with the city council. and their petition
that electric lights he put In. the park
and that they he allowed to improve 1t
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. Smith,
h baby girl, Sunday.
The little son of J. A. Bosh of Lcyan
his arm. The little fellow Is doing nice
ly at present.
Sunnyslde Monday.
NephI. the guest OF Mrs, William Ockey,
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel jackson of Colo
rado are visiting in Ncph! the guests
of Mrs. Ncphl Jackson.
A. V Hague returned last Saturday
from Salt Lake. where he was called on
Mr and Mrs walIie Bachelor are here
from Spanish Fork. visiting with rela-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack sudweeks are NephI
visitors this week.
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TALK OF BOULEVARD
FOR OGDEN sPEEO|STS
Junction City SolOns Have Many
Important Matters Before
Them.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN April 26.-Stcps were taken
by the city council this evening towards
making boulevard and driveway OF
Twenty fourth street. extending from the
railroad vladuct, which is Just completed,
To the eastern terminus OF the thorough
fare a resolution was introduced pro-
viding for the removal Of all telegraph
and telephone poles and the razinE OF all
trees aloTg that street between Washing
ton avenue and Wall avenue Council
man HUMPHREYS amended the motion to
include Washington avenue from Twenty
second 10 Twenty eighth street The
resolution was referred 10 the street COM
mittec and city attorney.
Upon the mmendation OF the spc-
cisl water committee, city water mains
were ordered extended as follows: Four
inch main on Royal avenue. between
Twenty-first and Twcntysecond streets;
four-inch main on Adams avenue. be-
tween Thirty-fifth and Thirty-siXth
avenue west Of Wall avenue, and on Eu-
cid avenue to Thirty-first street The
committee also reported that work on the
extension of the mains of Washington
avenue win commence within a few days.
and recommended the placing OF fire ny
drants at regular intervals along this
street. The committee declared III It's
report that II this was done. assurances
had been made that better fire insurance
rates would result
Extension of water mains from the cor
ner of Twenty eighth street and Monroe
avenue. south to Twenty ninth street, on
To Adams avenue. were pctitioncd Tor
by i. G. Nyc and others and an extension
on Tbirtieth street. between Washington
and Pacific avenues, was also presented.
These petitions were referred 10 thc
special water committee.
Because 4 member of the street COM
mittee refused to Sign report, recon-
ncnding the opening of TWenty-ninth
street Chairman Thomas of the commit
toe announced that he would refuse 10
make a report on several matters re-
ferred 10 his committee asking for the
opening of Twentieth street west oil tne
Oregon Short Line tracks. and the mend
ing OF the paving on Twenty-fifth street.
Regarding the latter. City Engineer Par
ker recommended that the defective
places In the cement be patched with
concrete temporarily, Both matters were
referred TO the street committee, notwitn-
standing Chairman Thomas S announce
nent that he would not act
The contract for furnishing supplies Tor
the fire department was awarded To tn"
Electric Supply and Fixture company on
the recommendation OF the fire commit
tee. IL having been found that this com
many was the lowest bidder. An ordi-
nance providing for the consecutive num-
bering OF all special Improvement dis
tyicts passed its third and final reading
The city auditor recommended that
sSo55s be taken from the general fund
and applied 10 the waterworks depart
uent to be transferred back 10 the gen
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News of the (nterInOuntain ReQiOn
PROVO NEWS NOTES
Special to The Tribune.


charged with killing Samuel Waycaster
at American Fork on April OF this year.
was @ given preliminary hearing before
showed that deceased came TO his death
from n pistol shot and Sheriff Judd testi-
fled that the defendant told him that he
took the pistol away from the deceased
after Waycaster had fired three shots at
him and that in the scuffle which fol
lowed lowed the pistol was discharged with III,
trial In the district court on n charge OF
voluntary Inansaughter. Kelly's bond
was fixed at $1,000, which will be fur
In the district court today judgment
was entered by confession for $500 in
favor OF the plaintiff In the case of Sarah
Ellen Morton VS.. the Utah Fuel company.
The following additional jurors were
drawn today, the venire returnable April
q at 10 a. M. Alfred Reese and Nephi
Hanson OF Spanish Fork, Eysrtus Il.
Thome. John w. Crandall and Thomas
Blnks of Sprlngvillc; William H. Allen,
Goshen; Samuel Wagstar. American
Fork; William F. Butt, Lchi: Karl j..
Thompson. Provo.
The officers are making an extra effort
to stop reckless and fast driving on the
streets, AS n result OF the orders To ar
Officer Walter Cox arrested three men
Sunday afternoon for fast driving. Two
OF those arrested are Juveniles
Judge Booth heard arguments on mo-
tion for new trial TODAY in the case
of the State vs. Joseph Gurr and took
the matter under advisemcnt.
Funeral services over the remains OF
William i. Harris. who was killed on Fri
day night. VIII be held on Thursday next
at l o'clock from the Sixth ward meet
ing house. The three sons OF the de-
ceased. William. Hyrum and Frank. who
were In Texas and Mexico are ON their
way here. TO attend the funeral.
\ marriage license has been Issued to
George II. Trinaman and Sarah Il. Thorn
| ton OF American Fork.
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Murray Briefs.
,cIaI 10 The Tribune


MURRAY. April 26.-Electric lights at
a total cost OF $l05S will be Installed
within a short time on Eddins street,
where IL turns TO go To the Highland Boy
smelter; also on West Murray street and
Railroad street. Sixty canhlo-powcr IN
candcsccut lights Will be Installed.
The building inspector OF Murray has
submitted his report of the erection and
rcmodelnG of buildings for the quarter
in Murray City. amounting To S9660,
In regard TO the revision of the Murray
City ordinances Attorney Scott OF Salt
Lake has directed communication 10
the Murray council In which he states
that he will make the revision for Ger
tain figure and to the satisfaction of all
the members OF the city council. The
matter will be disposed OF this week
Neal Mcmillan. the Murray catIlcman.
is home from the southern part of the
state. where last week he purchased the
largest shipment OF cattle ever sent out
OF Sanpctc county, The shipment
amounted TO forty-iive cars. making
nearly 1000 head They were all sent to
Nebraska
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Kaysville News.

Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSV1r.LE. April 26-Thc assessed
valuation OF Davis county. exclusive Of
the, railways and transmission lines.
which are assessed by the state board,
amounts to 81 053. go This Is an In
crease OF Sll6,49 over last year. County
assessment for 800 last week. The total
personal property amounts TO 1851 500. an
increase Of $5S.io0 over 1905. Improve
ments In the county arc valued at sS26,-
40. There has been marked increase
IN NIL directions.
The Davis County Independent Tele-
phone COMPANY; Is pushing; things In
May Richardson. the little 6-year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Richard
for the last three months. died last week
and was buried in the Pennington cemc-
terry,
Laurence Ellison of Layton on Tuesday,
W. A. Koehn who had served a thirty
day sentence In the county Jail for an
offense committed In Layton. WAS re-
4 SON was born TO Mr. and Mrs George
Wilcox on Friday.
Thomas Briggs, an old resident OF
tated last week.
George c. Wood died recently after an
buried I'm the Bountiful cemetery.
The Bountful Ladies of Woodcraft or
ganizrd circle recently. The new camp
is known as Bountiful circle. No $40. Of
flcers from Salt Lake City came up TO
organize the circle A Salt Lake drlll
team. consisting Of thirty ladies'. also
was in attendance and went through
their exercises. which were very pretty.
The officers are: Guardian nclghbor. Mrs.
Annie Carr; past guardian nelghbor. Mrs.
Priscilla Hatch; clerk Miss May Mar
shall: adviser. Mrs. Mary Smedley: ma
gIcian Mrs Annie l.. Call; attendant,
Mrs Dora Chrisman; physician. DIR. b.
H. Keslcr. captain of the guards, Miss
Pearl Smedley; musician, Miss Bertha
Leddngton; manager Mrs. Esther
Boultou,
\ conference OF the Mutual Improve
ment assocIa tions OF the North Davis
stake was held in Syracuse yesterday,
and was largely attended,
Miss Myrtle Blood returned 10 her home
In Kaysville Sunday, after having spent
q few days In Ogden with friends,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-27
FAMILY COUGH SYRUP
Cures ANY Cough in Five Hours.
NEW PRESCRIPTION HERE.

Here is given the most effective
Cough prescription known TO the medical
world it is a mild laxative, too, and
this is what body needs when suffer
ing with cough and cold on the lungs,
A cough or cold indicates poisons in
the system, causing inflammation and
lcongestion. Nearly all cough syrups re-
alieye, but make the trouble worse by
:, their constipating effects, This pre-
|scriptiou not only relieves quickly, but
1t cures any cough that is curablc. Get
onc-hnlf ounce fluid wild cherry bark,
one ounce compound essence cardiol and
cfhree ounces syrup white pine COM
4 mound Mix in bottle. Take for
acute cough or bronchitis twenty drops
every half hour for four hours. Then
one-haIf TO one teaspoonful three or
-four times daily. Give children less,
according TO age. a few hours treat
|ment will cure and heal the throat and
lungs of ali but consumptivcs. Cut
i. khis ont and give ii 10 some friend who
Z may need it 10 be saved from nm carly
death by consumption.
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NEWS OF REXBURG
TO The Tribune

Special to The Jrlpunc-
REXRURG. Ida. April 26.--cn account
OF a protest based upon alleged irTeSuiar-
ity In the manner OF conducting inc re'
cent election and in registration, the re-
Gently elected officials have not been
installed. The old board is still IN power
An adjourned session was held last FIJI
day night, Attorneys o. p. Soute and j.
J. Stewart. engaged by the mayor. and
Attorney Truman, by the defeated Peo-
pies party. argued the question. but no
decision was reached. The mectlns s %as
adjourned until next Thursday. so that
advice could be secured in regard 10 tue
question. . ,,,
aged 67, died Tuesday at Salem and was
buried in the Ruxburg cemetery on
Thursday. He was native OF Osweso.
y. Y. and Seryed as & second l'ertHhane ertiiinna
and was with Sherman during the last
two years Of the war Mr. Adle came
here about a y year ,a9 ago and INA made rcas ms
Rexburg. Mr.. Uegoted took charge os
the funeral arrangements. Death was
caused by cancer Of the stomach and
Students OF the Kicks academy held
their annual labor day ON Friday, The
noys worked on the grounds, repairing
tennis courts, while the young ladies
cleaned the various rooms. Luncheon
was served by the domestic science de-
partnent at noon. In the evening the
staff OF the academy paper, the stu
dent Rag" gave q grand ball. The stu
dents have planned TO get out sixty
page issue Of the Rag" for commence
mcnt week. II will contain numerous
cuts and cartoons: also many interest
ing articles. The academy will close
for the year on May a.
spencer Clawson OF Salt Lake was in
ReXburg last "Wednesday on business, Hc
was on his way home from the BASIN
where he has extensive land lnteTesta;
MIR and Mrs. Melvin Rickens OF GRID
ley, Cal, are here visiting relatives: Mrs.
Rickens was Miss Laura Dewsnip before
her marriage last week at Logan.
Fred Shirley of RcXDurg and Miss
HettIe Parker of Parker were married
Thursday. 4 wedding reception was
given at the home Of the brides par
eents al Parker Thursday night. :,
Farnes & Whitney are driving q well
on the John Kour farm on the bench
They arc down about 200 feet and cX-
meet To strike water at 275 feet. The
lack of water for animals and house use
has been n great disadvantage III farm
ing the fertile dry farms of The Rex
burg bench. If we'll driving proves sue
ccseful more wells Will be driven, II
costs however about $1,000 for well.
as the formation contains great amount
of lava rock Nearly all OF the !nnds
arc now taken up and 81 greater part
OF the state land is sold. Contests are
also frequent now that the land Is
scarce. From present indications larger
| acreage Will be put In this season than
iast season, Several steam and gasoline
plows are at work breaking UP new land
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G20IJND IS BROKEN FOR
EXTENSION OF LINE
Spccial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. April 26.-Ground was broken
this morning for the extension Of the
Ogden Rapid Transit company's line east
on Wall avenue as far as Jhirty-second
street. Tho first steps will be the laying
of the curve track at the corner of Wall
avenue and Tweuty-fifth street, 50 ;has
material can he hauled from the Twenty
'fifth-strect line as il is needed on the
.flcw extension.
The extension will he built as fa- as
Thirty second street where the Haiahcr-
gel tracks arc now located temporarily.
|nnd later will he extended 10 Thirty
.tEird street when the Bambergcr t,dcils
BIC permanently located
The work of extending the stree all
way line is under the direct charge OF
IEngincsi Joseph a. West and SGpciin
'fendcrt Joseph Bailey. \ large part OF
The Ltcessary structural steel for the
I'.rfdgrs To be constructed In Ogden can
Won lCr the Huntsville extension has az
riycd- and other material severS, GAYS
|over.lue IL expected within the next :;w
days.
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Mrs. Eunice Deming Dead,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Inc lriDune.
COALVILLE, April 26.-Another OF
CoaIviIes prominent residents passed
TO her final rest carly yesterday morning,
In the person of Mrs. Eunicc Deming,
wife of City Councilman Frank DCmIng.
The lady had suffered for several months
fronl dropsy and a tumor. and while her
death was not unexpected. hopes were
entertained for her recovery
Mrs Deming, or Aunt Eune." as she
was familierly known. was highly re-
spected here, She was the mother Of
four children, three OF whom su: vivc her,
the youngest being about years old.
One daughter was burned TO death in
PaIk City about five years ago, The
funeral Will be held from the stake tab
c.nacle on Thursday
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Narrow Escape From Death.

opVtTN 10 TIC IFIUNIIV'
SANTAQUIN. April 26,-Ycstcrday
two men, Fcrncy Duke and Peter John
plant up In the canyon here. were hurt
by - cavcln while eating their dinner
in a cut about ten feet deep. johnson
was buried up to his neck In the rock
have soon died. II could not have held
out much longer" he said. las the pres
sure around my breast was so great
that ! couldn't breathe" When he was
brought down home, DR.. Tiison was sent
for and after an examination declared
that no bones were broken. but that
Johnson's lungs suffered the most This
morning the man was resting easily. The
other man got of with a cut on the
ankle
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Jap Robbed by Burglar.
Special TO The Tribune,

NVVNIdI 10 tic ITIUUHUs
OGDEN, April 26.-RilSujl Iamagata.
a Japanese employed by the Contincnta!
Supply company, Japanese concern or
this city. reported to the police today
that a lone burglar had entered his room
while lie was sleeping early this morn
ing and relieved him OF a number OF valu-
abos,
The Jap says he was awakened at 2169
Wall avenue by n tall masked burglar
who pushed big revolver In his face
at the same time warning him TO be
quiet, The burglar then lclsurey rum
mayed through the room taking with him
two watches, one valued at 500. pair
OF trousers and $50 I'm money.
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GREEK MURDERER MAY
PLEAD SELF-DEFENSE
pecial 10 Tic Tribune.

OGDEN. April 26.-Nicholas Nacos. tho
Greek under arrest for the murder of n
'rountryman John Contos. was arrairncd
|before Judge Howell In the district court
This morning on the charge OF murder
lin tho first degree. Vacos was given un-
IfIlf 2Fny 3 To enter his plea.
From "A statement made short timo
after his arrest, Vacos evidently contem-
mates pleading self-dcfense as a justi-
UcatIon for the killing. The accused
Greek does not vet realize the enormity
Tof The charge against him and still has
An abiding belief that he Will only be
,<rrUuired 10 serve term of years in
|tltc penitentiary 10 satisfy the demands
|of the law,
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Farewell to Croker.

NEW YORK April @6,-Richard Croker
passed this afternoon and evening bid
ding farewell 10 several hundred friends
Democratic club, The afternoon recep-
ton was attended by great many
women. all OF whom insisted upon shak
ing hands with the former Tammany
chiertaln Mr.. Croker will leave for Ire
land Monday.
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY,

MEADVILLE. Miss. April 2G.-cor-
uelus Prtchard Is dead and three other
persons are wounded as result OF q
N-handed shooting affray here today
the outgrowth of "a political feud. Dr.
A. NJ. Newman recently defeated PrItch-
ard's father for chancery clerk. and feel
Ing between the two factions became In
tense, When Pritchard met Newman to-
day weapons were instantly drawn and
The firing began, -
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Garry Ont Death Pact.

LOS ANGELES. April 26.-Because
Anna Sossoeff'S father refused To grant
her permission TO marry Alexis Cottoff,
both young people formed u death pact
and as II result. they are lying at the re-
cclving hospital fatally wounded. The
Young woman has ten bullet wounds in
her body and her sweetheart has one,
The shooting occurred In the girls home
In Il room which was crowded with vislt
ors. Both are Russians.