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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
MURRAY NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, June 15-Joseph Wrenberg
butcher. was injured al II o'clock to-
day by being violently thrown from his
delivery wagon in front OF his home, near
here. Mr. Weinberg, who had just fin
ished dinner, mounted the seat OF his
wagon and clucl5ed to the horse. when
suddenly In some unaccountable manner
the animal save a lunge. fitting the seat
10 sharp angle. Wrenberg was so
painfully hurt by the ensuing fall that
d doctor had TO be summoned to admin
lister medical treatment. The extent OF
his injuries is not yet known.
The power plants OF the Progress com
pany are again in operation. after being
shut down for the past two weeks. The
plants were compelled TO shut down on
account of the high water The ma
chinery was damaged only slightly.
Joe Peter an Austrian, when asked ny
Judge c. II Banks this morning IL he
had ever been arrested before, said that
Monday evening. and was charged with
disturbing the quietude OF Murray by
shattering the atmosphere with giant
hrecrackers. Two people narrowly es-
Peter said that he did not quite under
stand the American way as yet. and
be We'll If he made himself better ac-
quaintcd with the daily routine OF the
American man. and handed him fine of
$40 Peter did not have the amount
about his person and will spend, the next
ten days in the city stronghold
An order has been issued by Mayor
Charles Brown which Will restrain the
small boy from discharging irecrackeTs
before the Fourth. OF late, especially
in the evening. an awful din has been
kept up by the discharging OF crackers.
Marshal Mauss has received instruction
to arrest any violator of this order.
John GaDsha OF Salt Lake was ar
raigned before Judge Banks this morning
charged With contempt OF court About
a month ago GaushH was 20 have ap-
peared TO answer to the charge OF reius-
ing to pay debt. He did not put in an
appearance at the required time. and
this morning he was brought TO the Muir
ray court by deputy sheriff. When
asked why lie disregarded this order OF
the court. he said that he had been sick
and had been unable TO secure work.
Ganshs looked the part. as he was eN-
tremcly pale. and appeared weak In tn"
knees. lie was fined $3.50 by Judge
Banks, who took compassion on the man.
but sentence was suspended untiI he
could find work i'm which TO procure
enough money TO pay his obligation 10
the court.
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Brigham City News.
Special 20 The Tribune.

special 40 Inc tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, June l5.-The other
afternoon, while binding windstorm was
raging and raising cloud OF dust, last
ing about two hours. Mark Hanson aud
Farley RcCs had very narrow escape
from being run down by an automobile
driven by William Jensen. The boys were
going north on Fifth East street and when
they reached the intersection OF First
South street Mr.. Jensen came along at "A
very slow speed. He gave warning, think
ing that they could hear him. but owing
TO the heavy wind and dust they were
unable 70 hear or see the approaching
machine. The driver expecting them to
stop. drove on and the BOYS ran into the
moving auto. which knocked them down.
The boys received slight bruises about
the legs and Mr.. Hanson sprained his
back. Had they been two seconds sooner
they would have walked right in front OF
the machine and probably received seri-
Gus injury
The fishing season opened this morning
rhe Box Elder creek was thrown open
TO the public FOR fishing. One man re-
turned from the canyon this morning
stating that the creek was lined with
men. Among the local sports 20 make
big catches were Leo Hoist, Hyrum Peter
sen. &. o. Christensen. Lorenzo Petersen.
and 4 number OF others who returned
about O'Clock with big strings OF the
SpcCElCd beauties.
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NOTICE

council i Of Salt Lake CITY Of te T Intention @ at,S
of such council TO make the following
described Improvement. to wit:
feet wide and four @ Inches thick on on
tween First North and Third North
streets, I'm sideseiS district No. 81. and
defray the abutters' portion OF the cost
and expense thereof. estimated at two
(S222O.TD dollars. or one and 4s-loo
Isl 49) dollars per front or linear foot
Of abuttlng property. there being 1880 AZ
feet abutting said Improvement. by a To-
cal assessment upon the lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described
and benefited by said Improvement
ma mely:
The east side of lots l. g. and g.
block II; tho east side OF lots l and g.
block Il; the east side. Of lots ]. 2 and
4. amended survey of block s. all in plat
E. Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost of said improvement js
estimated at three thousand one hundred
eighty-four and s2-10o (s31s4.82) dollars.
OF which sum the city's portion is nine
dollars, leaving two thousand two. hun
to be raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections to the carry
ing out OF such intention must be pre-
sented in writing TO the city recorder on
being the time set by said council when
It Will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto
BY order Of the city council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah.
j. B. MoREToN,
Sidewalk Extension No. 14l.
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WOMEN WANT THE PLACE
OF TRIAL DOWN TOWN
Special 10 Tic T1.ibune.

OGDEN. June 15.--An effort is being
made by tho members OF the committec
irom the women's clubs of the city. who
are presenting the charges against Su-
Perintendent II. III. Thomas of the state
INDUSTRIAL school, and others interested In
the investigation. 10 hold the remainder
ol The sessions at some place more CEN
traliy located than the industrial school.
ihe matter was brought To the attcn-
tion OF Harry s. Joseph, chairman OF the
investigating committee. yesterday but
he declared that the meetings will have
10 be held al the school, according to
Ing the investigation. Mr.. Joseph de-
ciared that those who are pressing the
charges ought 10 be interested sufficient
ly to so out to the school.
Notwithstanding this. II is great In
convenience TO those who 1--we In the
CITY TO make two trips daily during the
investigation to the school, which is sew
cral miles from the CITY.
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English sufTragettcs that ! saw how ]
might be able to take an active part in
the 6ght-you know IT may come to actual
hghting in England; yes TO warfare be-
tween men and women battling Tor their
rights.
II think that II most women over 1S
told tho truth they would say that they
hate men, But of course under the pres
"nt unjust and unequal conditions they
conceal their feelings. How many wives
would dare to fcll thcir husbands what
lhov really think Of them? How long
would the husbands live wiih thCm n they
did? What is II home today? often the
louellest place on earth, \ place from
which the husband goes away and leaves
his wife alone. from which tho children go
way and leave tho mother alone"
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Sidewalk Extension
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pany, principal place of business. Salt
Lake City. Utah. location of mine, Eu-
rcka. Juab county, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that al meet
ing OF the board of directors OF the Lit
tie Chief Mining and Milling company,
held on the 10th day OF June, 1909. as
sessmcnt No. 50. one % cent per share.
was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation. issued and outstanding,
payable Immediately TO James y. pris-
coll, secretary, mt Mccormick Co.'S
bank, corner OF Main and First South
streets Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock
upon which the assessment may remain
unpaid Wednesday. the 14th day of
July 1909. viii be delinquent and adver-
tsed for sale at public auction, and uu-
less payment is made before will be sold on
"Wednesday. the 4th day OF August 1909.
at II o'clock noon. Al the company's
office room 405 Atlas block. West Sec
ond South street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
to pay the delinquent assessment there
on, together with the cost Of advertising
and expense OF sale,
JAMES p. DRJSCOT.T.. Secretary.
Corner OF Ma IN and First South streets,
salt Lake City. Utah. $500
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING CO

Principal place OF business. room GIG
Dooly block Salt Lake City. Utah No
tice Is hereby given that at n meeting OF
The directors held on the 18th day OF
June. 1909 an assessment of cents per
share, being assessment No. II. was
levied on the capital stock Of the corpor-
alton. payable Immediately 10 A.. Reeves.
secretary OF the company. at his ofhce,
5l6 Dooly block, Salt Lake City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid Saturday.
July IL 1909. will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction; and
unless payment IS made before will be
sold on the 9th day Of August. 1909, at
O'Clock p. m. of said day. TO pay the
delinquent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale.
A. REEVES. Secretary.
Sis Dooly block Salt Lake city. Utah
First publication. June lS, 1903. sl5fs
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DUMA OF RUSSIA
IS TAKING VACATION

ST PETERSBURG. June 15.-The
duma has suspended work for the sum-
mcr. having been prorogued by imperial
order until October 23. The results of the
session include the passage OF n number
OF important bills and an examination OF
the budget, which was finished only last
week.
The duma has regulated land holdings
through bin providing for the dlssolu-
tion of the comrnunes. which is regarded
as the most important work Of the Stoly-
pin administration.
Other laws passed include the religious
liberation blu and a bill to reform the
judicial procedure, permitting an accused
person the right OF counsel at the pre-
liminary investigation.
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Willard Brevities.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WILLARD. June l5.-The Willard
Booster club is working hard to get a
good program arranged for the Fourth Of
July.
Peter Lowe has returned home. after
spending a few days in fremont and
Roaril
Arch Rock has been very sick with
smallpox for the past week. but is some
better now.
Mat Browning OF Ogden was here on
business Saturday.
Jack Lowe has returned home, after
spending q. few DAYS in Idaho.
john Pcttlngill Is recovering, after an
illness OF about month.
c. f.. Wells has returned homo from
fremont. where he has been for the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Tracy Gidncy of Erig-
ham City have been spending a few days
here.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake city. May 20. 1909.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office. until 8 o'clock p. m. Friday
nm ts' lSS'' LOT eie m1rN e or eTa9rnE; i;
Seventh South street TO Ninth South
street. Paving Extension No IS, accord
ing TO plans In the City Engineers office.
Instructions To bidders, together with
plans profile, specifications and forms for
contract and bond may bc obtained upon
application at the Office of the Board of
Public Works or the CITY Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of tho Board OF Public Works.
". G. MNTLTAN. Chairman.
LOUIS .. KELSEY. City Engineer
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Iatonia Races.

LATONlA, Ky. June 15.-Today's race
results:
First race, five furlongs-PlacIde. Is 10
Ben Is. Slcct 3 To l. third. Time, 1:Ol.
Second race. five furlongs-Fcreno. S tc
!, won: King solomon. ? TO l. second
Third race. six furiongs-E;tbclda. 4 to
|. won. Busy Man, s to l. second Plume
10 J.. third. Time. III.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
John i; Mcmillan. 10 =. won: Bonnie
Bard, i TO L. second: Gliding Belle even,
third. Time. As l-5.
Fifth race. mile and siNtcenth-Albert
Starr Is 70 D. won: Gerrymandcr, { 10 J..
second: Font. TO l. third. Time.
40 40
Sixth race, mile and an ciEhth-Mellow
Mint l3 TO TO- won: First Peep. To J..
second Denver Girl, IL TO /, third. Time
.52 ga
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PRELIMINARY HEARING
OF KUNTz NOW ON
Burglary is the Charge That Is
Being Pressed Against
Defendant.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June l5.-The preliminary
hearing OF Henry I<untz, who was extra
dited from Boise, Ida. several weeks ago
TO answer 10 the charge OF bursiarizine
the home OF A p Bigclow last March.
was begun before Judge j, d. Murphy I'm
the police court today Kuntz. after
leaving the city, was arrsted at Port
land. where the icwelry taken from the
(, BiGelow residence was found on his per-
, SON Before the local officers were noti-
4 fed Of his arrest the Boise authorities
( had him brought TO that city on a charge
of burglary, The evidence being Insuf-
hcient 10 hold him, the local officers were
wired to obtain requisition papers and
rome for the man. Detectlve James
Kuntz.
The jewelry which was stolen from the
residence OF Mr. Bigeow was identified
ny me owner and other members OF his
family when called 10 the witness stand
To-Day Sheriff James A. Bennett OF BoIsr
was sworn and testified to the arrest al
portland and the subsequent return OF
kuntz 10 Boise before he was finally land
cd IN the pail here. kumtz explained his
possession of the jewelry, which is valued
at sl2o; by declaring that he had pur-
cnaseu IL lrom man in Salt Lake for So
Inc prisoner, who is OF German eXtrac-
lion, was voluble IN his explanation of
the transaction and the description OF the
mysterious stranger from whom be said
he bought the iewelry
Mrs. Brown OF the Valley house Of salt
i'akc t"suiied that kuntz stopped at the
Inostelry the evening of March Is, John
van der Meuon. the former manager of
the hotel. also identified the prisoner as
inc man who was given a room at the
boteL Detective James T. Pender told
OF conflicting statements made by Kuntz
regarding his stay i'm Ogden The pris-
oner Is about 30 years OF age and is ap-
OF shrewdness. judging from the ready
replies which he makes 10 questions asked
him. '
Inc nearing was continued until other
witnesses can be produced
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LACK OF TIES CAUSES
DELAY IN CAR LINE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, juno 15.-Thn Huntsville cH-
tension Of the Ogden Rapid Transit com
pany will not be completed as far ls the
Hermitage In ogden canyon by July 4,
contrary 10 the cXpcctati tions Of the OFF,
cials Of the company, The delay in the
work has been due To trouble in securing
Il sufficient number Of ties 10 carry on
the work.
The work on the line IS still in prog
ress however. and il is probable that the
Hermitage win hc reached by tho latter
part OF July. To facilitate the handling
of the crowds which viii visit the Her
mItaGc during the summer SIX side
tracks between the present terminus Of
the line AT the south Of the canyon and
the Hermitage viii be Installed and a
convenient schedule lnaugurated.
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MRS. MAUD ECCLES TO
WE'D BEVERLEY A. WEST
Special to The Tribune.

N~fNN'1l ~ i ll' llIbuIt.
OGDEN, June l5.-The wedding o,
Mrs. Maud Ecclcs and Beverley \. West
VII take place at the residence OF Mrs.
EVELYN r., West 52S Twenty-fourth
street. Wednesday evening Mrs Ecclee
was divorced from VIII Eccles. Jr.. a
nephew of David Eccles, several months
ago. II VIII be recalled that the local
officers had an exciting game OF hide
and-seek with young Eccles some time
ago. while attempting to serve him with
a citation ordering him to appear before
the district court TO show cause why he
should not be adJudged in contempt Of
court Tor failing to comply with the or
his divorced wife alimony.
The process WAS never served. and
Ecclcs. who is living in Oregon is out
side OF the jurisdiction OF the local
courts.
Mr. West is . trusted empoye or the
Ogden Rapid Transit company. His
mother, at whose home the wedding will
take place, was until recently employed
as deputy in the county recorders
office.
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.EPHRAEM NEWS NOTES.
specinl to Tne Tribune.

SDerlHT 10 Inc IIlDUNt,
EPHRAIM, June l5.-The programme
committee FOR the celebration OF the nt-
ticth anniversary of Mt. Pleasant and
the unvellins OF the pioneer monument
has nearly completed It's work. The cclc-
bration VIII be held Iuly 5L6-1 and viii
be one Of the memorable events in the
history Of Sanpcte county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Macllcy Of Manti
are receiving tuldttons over the
arrival Of = lnc baby boy.
ELLIS Johnson Of Emery. who has been
teaching SChoo! at Manti during the past
season. has returned 10 his home. He
has signed up to again teach at Manti
during the cominG year.
Mrs Scnn Jensen or Mexico IS at
Spring city visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. y. &. Jensen. She has not been
at Spring City for many years and Is
planning to spend the greater part OF
the summer there
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BISHOP TUTTLE TALKS
TO FRIENDS AT OGDEN
special to The Trlbune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June I5.-At the Church OF
the Good Shepherd this evening. Bishop
Tuttle delivered an instructive address
on tho foreign and home mission work OF
The Episcopal churches Of the United
States. President y. r Haywood of the
Weber club. and others delivered short
jcrcScS al the church an informal rcccp-
ton was held al tho parish house. where
Francis Joyce. Miss Margaret Armstrong
and Miss Young rendered Il musical pro-
gram.
Bishop Tuttlc expressed himself as de-
lighted with his visit TO Utah this being
The first trip he had made to Ogden in
man Is the guest OF Rev W. w Fleet
wood. rector Of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd. while in the city. After his
arrival from salt Lake TO-DAY he was
given an automobile ride through ogden
canyon and was rendered a dinner at the
Hermitage hotel.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
RACING AUTOMOBILES
ENTER HOME STRETCH

Three of the New York to- Seattle rae
ing automobiles passed Upton, Wyo to-
day. The railroad operator who sends the
report says that the first car reached Tip
ton at 1:J0 =. M, and the second and
tElrd passed together at $50 D. m. He
was unable 10 give the names OF the cars.
put u they are in the relative positions
IN which they left RawlIns. ffty-eight
miles eastward. the Ford No. . was lead :
Ing and the Shawmut and Ford No I
following. Upton is 10T miles from Gran
ger, where the automobiles take the cut
night none OF the cars had reached Bit
ter Creek. the first night office west of
Upton,
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johnson in Training.

BOSTON. June 15. - Jack Johnson.
worlds heavyweight champion. appeared
ut the regular Tuesday night bouts at the
Armory Athletic association tonight. and
boxed three fast rounds with George
Byers, trainer. Johnson was we'll re-
cctVcd by n large audience and made "A
speech in which he stated that no one
had yet covered the 81, 900 forfeit ne post
ed on returning from Australia.
Johnson referred briefly TO his carly
training In Boston and declared himself
Il Bostonian.
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BIG CONFERENCE OPENS
IN INTEREST OF BLIND

COLUMBUS. o.. June 15.-What is
said TO he the largest conference in the
interest Of tho blind In the history OF
the world was begun here today on the
occasion OF the opening Of the biennial
convention OF the American Association
OF Workers for the Blind. Tadasu Noshi-
moto. special representative OF the en-
pcror OF Japan. delivered an address. 4
letter from Helen Keller was read. She
urged the blind not 10 quibhlc over syS-
TENS OF print, a subject which had q
foremost place on convention programmes
FOR years. but 10 devote Time toward
solving the more important problem
0f how 10 prcNcnt blindness.
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SEBASTOPOL. June IA committee
has been formed 10 collect funds for
raising the submarine boat kambaa.
which was sunk in collision with the bat
tleship Rostislavs and In which the
bodies of the crew are still imprisoned.
The two divers who lost their lives while
engaged in rescue work were given a
public funeral today The entire garri-
son and the civil and military officials
attended.
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CUB BEAR ATTACKS
CHILD IN ITS HOME

WALLA WALLA, Wash. June 10
When Angelo Locati an Italian farmer
near Milton, Or, heard screams from his
two year-old son. Sunday afternoon, he
ran into the house to find the child in
the embrace of a small black bear. 4
its hold. Aside from few scratches.
the child was uninjured. The cub
weighed forty-five pounds and evidently
had strayed from the hills and wandered
into the house through the door. which
stood open. The bear raided Loca tits
chicken coep before entering the house
and killed five chickens. Locatl still has
the bear
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VIENNA. June 15.-Because OF the
strained relations between Austro- Hun
gary and Great Britain, which necessi-
tates a change In the Austro- Hunga rian
ambassador at London, Count Mcnsdorff
has resigned. He Will be succeeded by
Marquis Pallavicini Austro- Hungarian
ambassador TO Turkey.
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OBSTACLE OVERCOME
AND COUPLE MARRIES
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, June l5.-Charlcs r. Glazer
den were among the applicants for a
marriage license today. The prospective
bridegroom lacked the mature years re-
CURED OF applicants and was informed
by one of The deputies that It would be
necessary for him to obtain the consent
of his parents or a guardian before the
license could be issued.
Nothing daunted, the youngster OBJ
tanned the consent of John Nicholas. j
relative of the young woman, TO act
his guardian. Nicholas appeared with
the young couple after the court had APP
pointed him as guardian. and the license
was obtained.
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UNDEFEATED COLIN
Is OUT OF CONDITION

NEW YORK. June l5.-James Il.
heene's undefeated race horse Colin win
probably be brought back from ENGLAND
20 retire TO Castleton stud, II is under
stood from word which has reached here
from England that Colin will never race
again. and horsemen who believe that
the mighty son of Commando will be
progcnitor Of q breed OF great race
horses have petltioned Mr. Kceno TO
bring him back. instead of letting him 60
TO the highest bidder in the English mar
net. The voyage put Colin out of con-
dtiou and since his arrival on the other
side. he has not recovered
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MORGAN WILL RIDE
HOLDERS RACE HORSES

Jockey \. Morgan, considered one OF
the best riders In the West, arrived Tues-
day from Fort Worth. Tex, to ride for
J. .. Holder the owner OF Hazelet and
Strike out and several other fast horses
good shape, weighing but 9S pounds reg
ular. and viii start riding with the first
Holder entries
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Making 1t Worth While.

A man walking along the streets was
surprised to see an ITishman pultinc
walk and asked why he was doing It,
WHY, yc 500. sir. minute ago. 7
dhrOppod a nickel through this track an
row pim putin, a dollar through SOS
10 max" it worth me Will" 10 pull up
the walk an get the nickel. Dye see?'
The Housekeoper for June.