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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
BOYS COURT HAS PROVEN
SUCCESS AT REFORMAT0Rl
SpecisI to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 9.-The boys court at
The state industrial school have proved
10 be a great success according TO the
authorities OF the institution.
When the inmates of the school COM
nit any inCraclion of the rules they are
brought before the court and punishment
is metcd ont to the offending ones III the
same manner as is done in cases tried
in the city and state courts.
A. Merwick. Il youugstcr at the school
who ran away and purchased a quantity
OF tobacco at Five Points, was the latest
offender The Judge" Lawrence Mar
tin found him guilty and imposed a SEN
tcnce OF twenty days in the rest room,
with two out of three meals in that time
TO consist OF bread and water and or
dcred the lads hair shaved close to the
scalp When Merwick completes his sen
tencc he must appear before the officials
and pupils and make public apology.
BY placing the machinery of the
court" in the hands OF the Youngsters
at the school. the authorities believe that
they have solved some OF the hardest
problems which arise at the school The
inmates OF the school have manifested
much interest in the sessions Of the
court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
|C0DNCIL CANvASsES
| ELECTION RETURNS
,,doDeudent Citizens Party
IN Wins Everything hut Four
CounciImen.

o,o Nov 9.-Thc city council met
fNobt D,.bt as a canvassing board and
~ ,Se official canvass of the election
S.oe showing the following result;
Ittmma,, Fl. Fay. independent, ~
Nay. yr.rrortsen. Republican,. SiS' c: +.
IS democrat. S65. Rays plurality,
IS ,a,r-Ralph Elliott, Independent.
ReoorIThn Iohn Saxey. Republican. 1905
- ~; !. Brown. Democrat 627- Elliott S
FluTali,yg,- ,yg,-.r%Mrs. leDM G. ]. Tucker Indcpcn-
ltesis,i. Mrs. Elizabeth Choules. Re
tf1t i1if: Mrs. Belle Nelson. Demo-
rohleaadms: Mrs. fuckers plurality, I3.
asl, as,l,,ocypnus,v--Robcrt cpu, Anderson; Indepean1-
a.'Vlonsi losi: A. l.. Booth, Republican, 900;
~ Morgan. Democrat, sou Ander~
on ,,,en OF the Pcacc-A. \. Noon. In
Jus1ent Jusu1et iel9: George 4. Startup. Re
eepgpan ll5l; James T.. Snow, Democrat,
~" 'Toon's plurality. 100.
~ 49, conDcilmanic ticket the church
Vna.hiicsns Vn and church Democrats fused.
sepu,yh ,h" ,lrures show that four of their
1no VI. n,n elected. and one on the In
1sn 1sn,Sent Citizens ticket Those elected
'uy so = Bott. Independent. First ward; ;
wa Mccullough, Democrat, Second
w. Harding, Republican, Third
nnSS. George Powelson. Republican.
rS,Sth ward; E. S, Hincliley. Democrat,
..rh ward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
News of lnterm0untain Region
ALLEGES LACK OF CARE
ON PART OF RAILWAY
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov, 9.-Alleging that a lack
Of care ana diligence in the operation oI
one of its trains near Dec, Or. August
81 of this year was directly responsible
for the death of Robert &. Wilson, hre-
man employed on the train, SUIT tor
$500 damages las been filed in the DIS
trict court here by a l.. Wilson. the ad
ministrator of the dead mans estate.
against the Oregon Lumber company.
On the day mentioned. the complaint
SAYS a locomotive engine and string
of cars rushed down "a steep grade. and
Fireman Wilson received injuries Whlch
resulted in his instant death. The tram
got beyond the control OF the engineer
because il was not properly EQUIPPED
with brakes and other mechanical de-
vices used for tho safety OF train crews,
according To the complaint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
NOTICE.

council of Salt Lake CITY CITY Of II the e"f inten G'y
iion OF such council to mike the follow
ing e. described Improvement. TO W.T.:
and pave with asphal: (sal6 asphalt
pavement TO he seventy-twc C2) feet
wide between curps. and nine and one-balf
tsD inches thickl. Fifth South street be-
tween Second East and Fourth East
streets. in paving districts Ncs. 27 and
2S. and defray the chutters' portion OF the
twenty.ore thousand six nuadi ed forty
eight (S2l .6tS) dollars. or eight and 20
100 Hs'2ol dollars per front or linear
1eo6 1e OF abutting property. there being
$3.50 feet abutting said Improvement, by
a local assessment upon the ,ots or pieces
or ground in the following described
district, being the district 10 be affect
namely:
The south side of lots and ?. block
3, the north side of lots 5. 6. and 8,
i5lock rs. plat. A.; ;he osouth side on lott
J. 2. 3 and =. block $5;. the north side
OF lots ) and 6. bloc'< 90. plat 3. SAT-
Lake City survey.
The total cost Of sad Improvement Is
eight and 65-l00 1881 ,06S. 65) dollars, OF
which sum the citys portion Is nine
thousand four hundred twenty ana s5-
100 ts9.i2o 65) 'ollars. leaving twenty-
one thousand six sundrcd forty-eigTt
(S2i. .6iS) dollars 10 be raised ty local IS
sessmept.
Al protests and .objsettons TO ths car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing u the city recorder on
or before tho l3.n day of November
1909, being the slime scr by. said council
when u VIII hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
BY order of the city council OF Salt
Lake City Utah.
Dated September 20. 1893
J. B. MoRErON. Clay Recorder
Paving extension No. 65 a390G
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MANAGER OF CHOIR
HOME FROM CHICAGO
Explains Unfortunate Circum-
stances Connected With Choir
Not Going to Exposition.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
| OGDEN, Nov. 9.-Manascr Charles j.
loss of the Ogden tabernacle choir has
Iust returned from Chicago, where he
has been IN consultation with the man.
agemcnt of the Chicago Tribune rcla.
1--WE TO the proposed trip Of the Ogden
ehoir to Chicago TO sing at the United
States Land and Irrigation exposition
MI Ross S trip to Chicago WAS made
aftcr earnest solicitation on the part of
the chicago Tribune for Ogden S famous
choir 10 attend the exposition Trans.
porlatlon was sent him that lie might
consult with the Tribune management
III the windy city.
The Chicago Tribune has offered 10
Dhance the convention up TO the $25 900
mark, and had concluded that TO cx-
pend an additional $4,000 to take the
ogden choir to Chicago would be money
wisely spent. Mr.. Parker. manager of
tho Tribune, had practically approved
the plan, and had authorized Mr.. Cross.
his assistant, to send the assuring tclc-
grams to Ogden, which were received
by the choir through Fred i. kiesel
while he made a few days visit TO New
lork ON business. Upon his return TO
Chicago Mr., Parker met with the di-
rcctors of the Tribune. aud all expenses
authorized were gone over. 1t was
found that the expense account had al
ready exceeded the sum of Si5O, 900, and
the directors felt that as they had gone
Gar III excess of their anticipated
amount they would be compelled TO do
without what they termed ''thc biggest
attraction of the Land and Irrigation
exposition.
Mr., Ross was shown every courtesy
by all concerned, and so anxious was
one prominent man of Chicago TO have
the choir make the trip that he offered
to raise $4,000 toward the expenses. Mr..
Parker. of the Tribune, was the most
disappointed man of all concerned, He
said fMr. Ross, ] can t tell you how
very disappointed / am that our plans
have not maturcd. for [ had set my
heart on having that famous choir of
yours here during tho exposition. 1t
would have been a mighty big attrac-
tion but | viii say this. if the United
States Land and Irrigation exposition
proves success, as | am very sure IT
will it will be pcrpetuatcd, and | shall
see that your choir is brought here next
year, and You may depend upon IL every
courtesy Will be extended its members,
No money will be spared 10 give them
every needed comfort
The choir has already prepared the
ode. aud through the earnest solicitation
of many people, may be induced TO pre-
sent it here in the tabernacle in the
near future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Name OF corporatlon Utah Fertilizer
and Chemical Manufacturing company.
Location and principal place OF bus-
ness: Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors. held on the 10th day
Of October. 1909 at o'clock p. III, OF
said day. an assessment of 10 cents per
share was levied on the issued and out
standing capital stock Of the corporation.
payable Immediately 10 Robert ]. Shields,
secretary OF tho corporation. at the COM
pany's office No SO7 Mccormick build
ing Salt Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on Friday November 10. 1909. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment h
made before. viii be sold OF Tuesday. Dc
cember Z, l9o9, 10 pay the delinquent as
sessment. together With tho cost and
penses of sale, ROBERT j. SHIELDS.
Secretary
Location of office: so7 Mccormick build
Ing. Salt Lake City. Utah. aa7a8
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MAN CHARGES THAT
WIFE DESERTED HIM
Marriage Is Brought About
Through Newspaper Adver-
tisement; the Details.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov, &c. w. Carlson VS.
Elisa Carlson is the title Of a divorce case
being tried in the district court today by
Judge Booth. The plaintiff charges his
wife with desertion and she denies the
charge. The marriage took place at Salt
Lake City and was brought about through
an advertisement In a Salt Lake Scandi-
navian paper.
The advertisement translated into Eng
lish reads as follows: "An elderly Swed-
isll man In Mexico wishes a Scandinavian
wife II she Will not go to Mexico he
win sell his property there and return
TO Utah. Docs not wish 10 live alone.
His property is valued at $4,000. Would
prefer to live in Mexico. Has children,
all grown, who have received their share
Of the property. The intended wife will
be sole heir"
The woman. who is fifty eight years OF
age. answered, and the marriage took
place October .. 1907
Carlson. who is seVenty-two years OF
age, now resides with n son at Salem and
the defendant lives I'm Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Carlson is willing for her husband
to have a divorce, but she wants some
OF the $4,000 which lie put out as bait
in the advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
CIRCUMSTANTIAL PROOF
IN STEINHEIL CASE

PARIS, Nuy. 9.-Tbe sixth day OF
;he trial of Nine Steinhcil no further
advanced the solution of the mystery
underlying the murder of The woman 5
husband Adolphe Stcinhcl, painter, aud
her stcpmothcr. Nine. Japy. While tue
testimony gwen Today was lndrectIy
more damaging TO the defendant, the
whole cnsc rests upon circumstantial
evidences.
The Judges attitude toward The ac.
cused is becoming distinctly more le-
nicnt and AT the same time her pow
ors of resistance seem already cx'
hanslcd under the terrific ordeal.
''IIavc pity on me, should not he
torturcd.'' she exclaimed soon after
the case opened today. During tho lat
ter half Of the day she sat fOrlorn
and detected the pcrsonifcation of grief
aud misery, allowing the graNcst ac-
cusatiuns TO pass unrhaliengcd,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS
CAAVASSEO AT PARK
Some Doubt as to Election Of
FOur-Year Councilman
Is Raised.
snecial 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Nov. 9.-Thc city council
met yesterday as a board of canvassers
To canvass the returns of the last cleo
tion. All of the unofficial returns OF cleo
ton night were found 10 be correct with
the exception OF the case Of the fourycar
councilman. In the unofficial returns
NJ. j. McGin received a majority Of 0
votes. but upon the official canvass j.
w, Thompson was declared the winner by
vote, and was accordingly granted the
certificate OF election
One Of the judges in the Sixth district,
where the mistake occurred. made an af-
fdavit that the tally sheet Which the
board OF oanvassers used was incorrect
and that MIR. McGill should be the win
ncr.
This will mean a recount of the ball
lots TO determine which is really correct.
and "a great deal of betting Is being done
on the outcome,
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MASONIC C0NFIDENCES
PART OF THE EVIDENCE

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Confdential talk
between brother Masous figured TODAY
In the trial of Dr. Haldane Clemin.
son, accused Of numbering his wife.
DR.. Cleminson had talked as a Mason
TO Detective Woodbridge, witness.
The detective was a reluctant wit.
ness, but finally said DIR. Cleminson had
admitted to him the burglary story he
first told was untrue, and also said
his wife had sought to commit SUI
eide two weeks before her death, but
be prevented her.
"Dr. Cleminson told me- said the
witness, ''his wife and himself werc
not we'll mated. and that when She
was dead he thought to save the honor
of the family by fixing up the tale Of
ne blrplarV -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Bids are hereby solicited for the fol-
lowing described work.
Blasting and removing about $500 cubic
yards OF lava rock.
The construction OF crib and concrete
dam across Snake river. and the furnish
inS OF material for same, particularly
1a1, 600 feet OF native lumber and the con-
stTuction or S4oo feet of canal 100 feet
wido OH the bottom with banks IS feet
above grade.
Tho said work to be done and material
TO be delivered at the Gem State Light
end Power Company, Ltd, power site on
Snake river. two miles north OF Shelley
Plans and specifications of the aboYe
work can be examined at the Companys
office In Shelley, Idaho.
All proposals must be sealed and fled
with the Secretary OF the Company not
later than September 6. 1909 nnd must
be accompanied by a certified check for
10 per cent Of the amount OF the bid an
a guarantee that bidder viii execute
contract.
All bids Will be opened on Tuesday.
September Q. 1909. and the company
hereby. reserves the right to reject any
ond all bids
Please apply to N N Holm, Shelley.
Idaho. for furtbcr information
Ordered by the Board of Directors sr
saelley Idaho. this 2sth day of Aug
N. c, MICKELsoN Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
ONLY ONE VICTIM OF
ACCIDENT IDENTIFIED

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Failnre of Max
Cohen, cigar dealer, and his sweet
heart, Miss Beatrice Shapiro, to appear
at their homes or TO communicate with
relatives up to a late hour tonight led
the authorities to conclude that their
bodies are in the Chicago river and
that they lost their lives when the au-
tomobile, driven by Ernest Camp, 4
chauffeur. plunged into the river at
jackson boulevard last Sunday night
Camp s body was recovered from the
river today and positively identified by
his her. Morgan Camp, chauffeur
for Louis Swift.
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|IlDlALE TH0R0UGHFARES
WILL BE GIVEN NAMES
'paal 10 The Tribune.


NIpyALE. Nov. S,-The Midvalc city
rsnc bas ordered that all the principal
fsists Of this place be named and ap-
scpra,c designs erected TO designate
q 2mc The Rocky Mountain Bell
!taphono company has been granted
tsnchl;e 10 maintain and operate It's
,l'!em within the boundaries OF the city.
le company is 10 furnish the city with
isspDcnes free OF charge. The life Of
|'nr
~ asTccmen. between the county COM
-sioncis, the mayor and city council
q msn signed wherein the city pur-
'niss Tor the sum OF $500 from the
s1nisioncrs all the electric lights.
,'ts etc. used in lighting the streets
ny city; The county Jail here has
mniad 10 the city at monthly
ssh Of slo. Another contract has been
l ntl whereby the city is required 20
Irfn month each for the twentv-sev-
A.sIS used In lighting the streets OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
MUCH PROPERTY Is
THREATENED BY FIRE
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Nov, 9.-This morning
about i:i5 o'clock. frame dwelling
house belonging TO the Waters estate, or
Woodsidc avenue. WAS discovered TO bt
on fire and IL looked for time ms
though all the houses in that ncighhor-
hood would catch fire.
The volunteer fire department respond
cd promptly and what might have been
bad connaSration was soon under con-
troll. IT Is not known Just how the fire
started, bat il is thought TO have beer
set by tramps. as the fire started in an
old sofa in one of tho front rooms tina,
had been left there by the last tenants
lt was thought for n while that il was
spite work of some miscrcant who had
been up before Judge p. II. Waters. bu;
Judge Waters scouts the idea that any
body would hold such grudge.
The damage Was about $500, with no
Insurance..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
READ-PHIPPS CASE
INTERESTS DENVER SOCIETY

DENVER, Nov 9.--Thc trial OF Mrs,
Allen +. Read. who i year ago today,
il is charged. attempted to cxtort $l00,-
600 from Mrs. Genevievc Chandler
Phipps by threatening her with dyna-
mite. began before Judge John W. Shea
for today. Mrs. Phipps was IN the
court room and paid close attention TO
tho preliminary work of securing a
iury. The court room was crowded some
lime before tho case was called, MANY
persons prominent in society being
present.
Mrs. Read 5 defense. ii is understood.
swlll be insanity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
HO0DLUMS HURL STONES
THROUGH GLASS WINDOWS
10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 9.-Nandals hurlcd stones
and bricks through the plate glass win
hour this morning. completely shattcrng
the big glass front of the building.
1t X believed that those who are re-
spouSible for the destruction Of the win
dows. had FIRST made an effort To break
into the store for the purpose of robbery.
and being frightened away by the pres
cncc OF big dog kept in the building.
left. TO return n short time aftcrward for
the purpose Of venting their malice by
breaking the front windows.
The store is located at the corner OF
Twenty fourth street and Grant avenue.
and has frequently. in the past few years,
been broken into and robbed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
SEVEN WOMEN TESTIFY
AGAINST ONE MAN

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 9.--Tbe evil
dencc Of five wives and two fancecs was
produced by government officers today
in tho trial OF Lueicn Pickett. on trial
the United States court here. on tho
charge OF procuring. under false pre-
lenses here, $1,000 from Miss Alice Grcas~
lS, q crippled woman from Springdalc,
Pa.
One after another of the women told
how Pickett had promised to marry her,
how she had given him money, and how
he had gone away before or shortly after
the wedding.
Miss Greasly, nearly helpless from 4
spinal affection, testified that Pickett was
the only man who had ever wooeI her
and that she gave him $1,000 TO establish
him in business. A marriage license was
issued, but the wedding did not take
place.
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"N0 SMOKE" ORDINANCE
LEADS TO FIST FIGHT

CHICAGO. Nov 9.-Blows marked the
progress OF the war against the INC
smoking" order on the Chicago and Oak
Park Elevated Railroad today. and two
arrests OF excited suburbanites closed n
battle between the guards and smokers
on q train.
The violence resulted from a mass
meeting last night Ia which residents of
West Side suburbs decided 10 attempt
10 compel the elevated road again TO re-
install the smoking cars.
Women riding in a converted smoker
screamed and struggled to leave the car
when the male passengers fought tho
special policemen and the train crew
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WILL, OF REAL ESTATE
MAN FILED AT OGDEN
Special 20 The Trihune.

OGDEN. Nov. 9.-Thc last viii Of the
late George lG Maule, n we'll known real
estate man. who died In Ogden, October
2. was filed FOR probate today. accom-
panied by Il petition from his widow
Catherine NJ, Mauc and David Maulc
asking that letters tcstamcntary be issued
to them
The estate left by Mr.. Maulc consists
Of real and personal property upon which
n total valuation OF s6S,536 is placed by
tthc executors. Besides his widow. siA
brothers and three sisters arc named rs
dcviSeeS In the will
A portion OF Mr.. Maule's estate is q
copyright on n book. Life and Law Of
which he was tho author and which has
had Wide circuation
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DIVORCE GRANTED ON
GROUNDS OF CRUELTY
snnclal 10 ~ Trihnne.

OGDEN Nov. 9.-T'wo unhappy wives
were given their freedom I'm the divorce
court today by District Judge j. A.,
Howell.
ried to William g. Guodfcllow at st
Louis, Mo, July l.. 1895 told the court
that her husband had treated her in a
cruel manner for more thap Il year. The
decree OF divorce was allowed OF this
ground. and Mrs. Goodfelow restored TO
her maiden name, Rose MosboT.
Mrs, F'lossic Higgins charged her hus-
band with n-support for the past three
wears She testified that she bad mar
ricd Thomas Higgins al salt Lake city.
December 10. 1902 The court allowed
the divorce on the ground of failure to
provide and restored her To her maiden
name. Tlossic Woodbury..
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Library and Gymnasium.

EPHRAIM. Nov S.-Ephraim win soon
add a new library and gymnasium TO her
list Of improvements, and this Will place
her in the forefront Of Utah towns out
side of the larger cities In this matter.
Last Monday evening the city council au-
thorizcd it's committee on public prop
crty aud grounds 60 proceed at once with
the work of remodcling the upper floor
and basement OF the Central school build =
iug for the purpose stated.
The committee will Immediately pre-
pare plans for the work that is TO bc done
on tile building and will then call for
bids from contractors.
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Vote Is Sealed
Spccial To The Tribune.

MURRAY, Nov. 0.-The Murray city
council met I'm special session last even
ing for the purpose OF counting the exact
number of votes that were cast here last
election Four districts were counted. but
when il came To getting a line from the
hfth. II was FOUND that one OF the
Jealous election judges had sealed the
sheet with the number Of votes each
candidate had received in the ballots from
his ward. The result cannot he obtained
until Murray city gets permission from
the district court TO open the package.
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S20. 900. 900 BRIDGE
MAY PROVE DEFECTIVE

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Signs of weak
ness arc said TO be appearing in the
land spans OF the new 100000 Will
liamsburg bridge. because Of the trc
mcndous strain put on 1T by increased
traffic. 1t is reported today that Bridge
Commissioner Stevenson soon would ap
ply to the board of estimate for an
appropriation of $500 900 TO strengthen
the structure.