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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
MONROE HAPPENINGS.

Monroe. Feb. AT a recent meeting
OF the town council in Monroe Thomas
Ransom was chosen marshal for the en-
suing year
Liant F. Niles, an old pioneer Of this
place. died of pneumonia Monday after
noon and his aged wife is very low with
Ia grippe and is not expected to survive
her companion very long.
The annual stockhelders' meeting of the
Monroe Pavilion company was held Mon
day, Feb. $. Hans Tuft, Walter Jones. J.
II. Lowe. J. =. Msgleby and r. B. Gocld
were reelected directors and Captain Tuft
and Charles II. Swindle were chosen in
place of Niels Nicholson and Christian
Tuft- The company has had a very sue
cessful season and is in excellent cUndi-
ton
Hugh E. Lisonbee. Oiof Nicholson, VIII
liam Morrison and Joseph II. Foreman at
tended the gathering OF the United Com
mercial clubs of Sanpste. SEWER and Piute
counties held in Mt Pleasant Saturday.
and report that they were shown a royal
time By the Mt Pleasant club.
Lewis W Jones and Yerzen Yergensen,
ST.. have Just returned from a trip to
Iowa where 8 couple % Suffolk draf,
horses, thoroughbreds, were purchased for
a company here
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Senate.
RAISE LIQUOR LICENSE.
Logan City Fathers Seem to Be
Working Out of Harmony.

Logan. Feb. lo-The county commission
ers today passed new liquor license or
dinance. and as the board is Republican
in complexion, people are wondering
whether or not they are working in har-
mony with the ''bunchs" idea of regUla-
ton rather than prohibition. Under the
old ordinance a license Of 1925 per quar-
ter was imposed, but there was no whole
sale OF manufacturers license at all. The
rev ordinance increases the retail license
to S225 per quarter, and imposes a license
of $50 per quarter on wholesalers and
in half mile OF the limits of Incorporated
cities are required TO pay the same license
as the cities which they adjoin pay
Sheriff Crookston Is preparing today for
an expedition into Logan canyon tomoT-
row TO rescue Rudolph Neiderhauser and
family who are back in the mountains
thirty miles, showed in and with a scanty
store Of provisions Every year Neider-
hauser who has ranch in the canyon.
stays in there and has to be rescued. If
he were there alone he would be left to his
fate, but he has large family Of chill
dren with him. Not long ago he sent his
wife and one child down to seek provi-
sions. and three days ago she was at
tempting to return when intercepted by
the sheriff. as she surely would have per-
ished.
On Sunday Neiderhauser managed to
get to the forest reserve station and he
telephoned for news Of his wife. He said
more than three feet Of snow had fallen
in the previous thirty-six hours -Four
teams and a company of men headed by
the sheriff start for the canyon tomorrow.
Mr.. Crookston has had snowshoes and
sleds with wide rs1nners made, and after
going as far as possible by team, the res
cuers viii travel the rest Of the way on
snowshoes. pulling the hand sleds. They
expect to snowshoe it about nine miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
LIQUOR BILLS
ON TODAY'S MENU
Cannon's Prohibition Measure
Made Special Order for Con-
sideration in House.

The expected discussion OF the pTohioi-
ton question in the house did not mater
iaiize Yesterday There was a large at
tendance in the gallery" which had an
ticipatiOns Of stirring oratoriea1 efforts.
The thing fizzled out in Tire end, for
after remarks by various persons 1t was
decided 60 make the Cannon bill a special
order for today. Mr.. Holman moved to
make 1t a special order for Monday. say
ing that there had not been time enough
TO consider all phases OF the question, but
he was not well supported
There are now three reports from the
judiciary committee on tile Cannon bill.
the majority Of the committee report, ia
voring the bill with amendments. the re-
port Of Holman recommending that It do
not pass, and the report Of Chairman
Ciegg. who differs with his colleagues of
the committee
The minority report on the Porter bill
signed BY Pope and Archibald. was with
drawn yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
OWNERS APPLY SPURS.
Recorder AdVsrtises Paving Work
After Complaints Are Made.

The attention of 3. S. Rives. deputy
recorder. was forcibiy called to the neg
iect Of the recorder in not having adveT-
tised paving work ordered many weeks
ago. and Yesterday he sent out the sdver-
tisements of notice Of intention to pave
First avenue from to Federal Heights.
West Temple from the present paving u
Ninth South and First West from South
Temple to Third South with some Others
that have not been held up so long.
After The Herald had pointed out that
the recorder was holding up this work.
and apparently that the property owners
on these streets would be brought under
the provisions of the law. which the city
hopes to get through, To charge property
owners with al ccsts of work, including
intersections some of those affected eN-
pressed to the deputy recorder very for
chilly their opinion OF such a procedure.
The work has now some chance Of being
done this year unless the recorder finds
some further means Of delaying IT,
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ROAD OPEN TO PARK.
Passenger Train Gets Through, Be-
ing the First Since Sunday.

Park City, Feb. 1o.-The first passenger
Grande railroad since Sunday was the one
of tonight which reached here at 1879,
bringing with It all of the mail and ex-
Of Park City people. who were held in
Salt Lake took advantage of the first
train to the city and came home tonight
The first train tc arrive here today looked
as though they had certainly been buck
ing the beautiful. The front engine, which
mad the pillow attached to IT. was com
pletely covered and the engineer and fire.
man stated that in some places along the
line the snow was packed in to depth Of
more than twenty feet. The passenger
train with its douhle-headsr returned Z
once to salt Lake and unless the storm.
which is again raging here tonight. blocks
the line should be back here on time IN
the morning The high line is stu tied up
and cannot possibly be cleared before to-
f4sorroW if then
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BINGHAM JUNCTION NOTES.

Bingham Junction. Feb. 10.-The faculty
of the East Jordan school and CONNER
ciai club are planning to have an apprO-
pirate celebration on LincOiu's birthday.
A parade will be formed at $3.50 a. m d,
the schoolhouse and march through the
business section of the town. returning
to the East Jordan assembly rooms. where
an excellent program will be given.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. I
Golf are pleased to learn that their two
children who are i'll wuth scarlet fever
are doing nicely.
William IIogsnson and Mabel Allsol
were married Tuesday. Feb. 9, and left
the following day for Chicago, III, where
they will make q short visit.
Bert Stevens had the misfortune Of
spraining his left wrist quite badly.
W. o. w. camp SIS will give ball Fri
day evening in GOffs hall.
Miss Della Malstrom went TO California
with the Elks on their excursion
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TECHNICAL CORRECTION
MADE IN STATUTES

Senate bill No. 50. by Senator Hulan-
iski. WIS unanimously passed by the
senate yesterday. The bill is a cen
actment without any change Of the for
mcr law on the subject Of privileged
communications and conversations in
criminal actions When the bill was
originally passed. however, one of the
statutes referred where an exception was
provided made the abandonment of chill
dren a misdemeanor. Since that time it
has been amended making the crime a
felony. Now the law is being re-enact-
cd that it may refer to the statute where
the crime is made a felony instead OF a
misdemeanur.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
LAWYER IN TROUBLE.
Said to Have Attempted to Aid In
Escape of Prisoner.

New York. Feb. ia plot to effect the
escape from the Tombs prison OF Henry
Mercer, who was extradited from Cali
fcrnia recently on charges Of fraud. was
frustrated today by District Attornev
Jerome who caused the arrest OF Jo-
seph 4 SHAY. one OF the counsel for
Thortou j. Hams in the recent murder
trial. walter r. Peck. an occasional WISH
tor TO Mercer a the prison, and Peter
J. Howard and John MOllerick. keepers
I'M The TUmbs.
charge being felony IN assisting a pris-
Sner to escape The Keepers were hell
in $50 bail for violating the prison rule
that an visitors must register
According TO Mr.. Jerome it was planned
10 have Mercer in disguise pass ont with
discharged prisoners late today. Nero.
vas to have fled to Goldfield- Nev. Out
side the prison was an automobile wait
ing for Mercer. The police arrested tho
chauffeur and another man. Peck s..
said to have made a complete coufessi9-
I To AR Jerome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11

WOULD COMPEL PEOPLE TO TAKE
REST AT LEAST ONE DAY In WEEK

bill introduced in the house yester-
day by MIR Archibald, BY request, pro-
vides that no company. corporation, part
nefship or person shall compel its en-
ployes 10 work more than six days a
week The bill Is unique IN that 1t Is
somewhat of a departure from the rule
now prevailing whereunder men in many
occupations are obliged to work not only
six days a week, but. measured in
time also many mere days. This bill
reads in its essential paragraph.
That it shall be unlawful for any
person, partnership or corporation. or for
any agent or officer thereof, supsrintend-
i-g or having charge or control of the
management OF any company. to permit
OF compel any person or persons en-
pioyed by them TO work or labor more
than six days per week; provided. how
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
PAYsoN NEWS NOTES.

Payson. Feb i0.-Tt has been reported
that the Union Chief Mining company
mas opened up a fine body Of ore in the
lower tunnel workings.
A fine exhibit OF live trout are being
shown in a glass tank at PEERS mea
in private ponds. OF which there are quito
q number in Fsyson
At the Neho stake tabernacle Sunds
evening Heber J. Grant delivered an IN
terestins lecture on prohibition to a large
audience.
The public schools are preparing eiabo-
rate programs for IinColn's birthday. In
the evening the public IS invited to attend
nacie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
MANY PETITIONS
ON PROHIBITION
approximately $4,000 Names
Signed to Communications
to Legislature.

Chief Clerk Alex. Buchanan. in comph-
anee with instructions Of the house Tues
day, prepared the number Of petitioners
for and against the prohibition question
The result Of Mr.. Buchanan work shows
that quite every county has something
TO say on the matter. The summary Of
the lists was referred to the committee
On judiciary, which has a large number
Of additional names. On motion il was
decided to have the petitions read, in
concise form, at the time when the pro-
hibition bill or bills come up for final pas
sage. The summary OF the totals in the
house and senate shows.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee Of the Weather Bureau.

Temperature a p. m. 40 degrees, max
inun temperature. - degrees; minimum
temperature. 30 degrees; mean tempera-
ture. IS degrees. which is 4 degrees above
normal. Total excess Of temperature since
the first OF the month, - degrees. Ac-
cumulated excess Of temperature since
Jan ], IA degrees. Total precipitation.
trace. Total pTecipits ton since first of
month IS inch. which is SO inch above
normal. Accumulated excess since Jan.
J. 5-6s inches Relative humidity at u.
m. 50 per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
SAVED BY SHERIFF.

Tampa. Fla. Feb. 10.-Charley Crum-
lev. the negro arrested on suspicion Of
being the man VINO attempted 20 ATTACK
Miss Irms Newell yesterday. was taken
from the Jail at Lakeland tOdar br
mob. and bound to q stake. Wood was
hesped about his body and OIL poured
over the mass with the intention o. burn
ing him. The sheriff induced the mob TO-
surrender the negro, saving Ie ccuid
prove an alioi ana Crumiey was marched
back to Jail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
HUSBAND GETS GOOD PAY.
Ruth Douglas Says He Can Stand
Expenses for Divorce.

Ruth Douglas yesterday filed a suit for
divorce from John F. Douglas and a por-
ton of the evidence was heard before
Judge c W Morse The case was then
continued for further hearing. Mrs. Doug
las testified that they were married at
Yubal CITY. Cal Sept q. 1896. and that
he deserted her ten years later. There is
one child. girl aged years. She asks
for the custody of the child. $50 a month
alimonv and s16o attorneys fees. claiming
that Douglas earns 500 p month and Is
able to pay. Mrs. Ida J. Montgomery cor
roborsted the evidence of Mrs. Douglas
but there were some matters the Judge
desired cleared up. so continued the case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
ASSESSMENT COMPANIES
OBJECT TO MEASURES

Several representatives of assessment
life insurance companies were given a
hearing yesterday afternoon by the SEN
and insurance. The representatives Of
these companies objected to all three bills
ON the Insurance question now before
the senate on the ground that under
the provisions contained in them it is i'm
possible for assessment companies TO do
business in this state. No action was
taken by the committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
FOR JOBS WITH UNCLE SAM.
Civil Service Examinations Sched-
uIed to Be Held in This City.

The United Stats civil service commits
sion announces that an examination FOR
the position OF assistant in dairying VIII
be held March II. The position Is under
the department Of agriculture and pays
from 5000 to 1850 annually A chief
veterinarian for the Philippine service at
50 so yearly is also wanted and cNamius-
tons for this position viii be held March
10. The position Of assistant superinten-
dent of construction at the United States
penitentiary a Atlanta Ca is open anu
examination to fiji the vacancy VIII be
heiG March II. The salary is S.600 per
annum. The bureau Of engraving and
printing is in need of another roller maker
which position pays annually S11o0. The
examinations VIII be held March L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
BILL PASSES INCREASING
STEN0GRAPHER'S SALARY

BY a unanimous vote the senate yes
terday voted to increase the salary of
the supreme court stenographer from 81
200 per year to 81. 500. The vote was on
the bill of Senator Sevy. There was some
slight objection at first to the bill. but
after il was learned that the duties of
a supreme court stenographer were fully
as arduous as those of the district court
stenographer. and his pay much less, the
opposition was Withdrawn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
EXPERIMENTAL FARMS
MAY BE ALL SOLD

Senator Seely yesterday introduced a
bill in the senate authorizing the sale Of
the state experimental farms at Lehi,
81. George, Enterprise, Parowan, Grants
Vile. Richfield and Monticello. The re-
suits from these experimental farms have
not been as beneficial as had been hoped
for. though there is much opposition TO
selling ali OF the farms. the governor
in his message to the legislature suggest
ed the sale OF the Isshi farm. but made
no suggestions as to the others. The
bill went to the committee on state af-
fairs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
BILL FOR CREATION OF
TEXT BOOK COMMISSION

An amendment TO the school laws of
the state, introduced yesterday by Sena--
tor Bullen. provides for the creation of
a text book commission to pass on all
text books for use in public schools of
the state. The commission is to con-
sist of the state superintendent of pub
lie instruction, the president of the Uni
versity of Utah, the president of the Ag
ricultural college the principal of the
state normal school and three resident
citizens of the state to be appointed by
the governor.
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TO PROTECT THE STATE
FROM TAX DODGERS

An ingenious method of protecting the
state from tax dodgers is provided for in
a bill introduced in The house yesterday
by Representative Porter of Morgan The
hill provides that no action can be main
tanned in court In which property IS in
volved on which taxes were not paid. I'M
less Il may be shown that such property
was exempt from taxation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
PROVISION MADE FOR
BUREAU OF STATISTICS

Representative Funk Of Cache county
yesterday introduced a bin creating a
state bureau of statistics under the con-
troll of the Agricultural College of Utah.
the director of the school of commerce of
the Agricultural college to be ex-officio
commissioner of statistics. The bill calls
for an appropriation of $500 for the COM
ing biennial period.
Under the present law the state audi
tor is the commissioner of statistics and
is allowed 81 200 for clerk hire in this con-
nection. but no contingent expenses for
the purpose of collecting data.
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ever. that where such labor is necessary
TO protect life or for the protection OF
property from serious damage. then the
above provision shall not apply, pro-
vided. further that all common carriers
and classes Of business which are COM
PEELED. on account Of great and irrepar-
able loss Of property to operate for a
greater number than six consecutive Gays
ana the nature Of the work is such that
It is fr1practicabie to furnish the neees-
sary laborerS to perform the said work,
under this provision then the above pro-
vision shall not apply.
ANY person. partnership or corpora
ton violating the provisions of this act
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding 500, or Imprisonment
in the county jail not exceeding ninety
days. or both fine and Imprisonment"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
TO PERMIT DONATIONS TO
G. A. R. ENTERT AIN M EMIT

Senator Badger yesterday introduced a
bill in the senate. permitting the boards
OF county commissioners Of counties of
the first. second. third and fourth class.
and city councils Of the first and second
class. TO appropriate money for the en-
tertainment of the members of the G.
A. r. who attend the national encamp-
Inent 20 be held in Salt Lake next sum
mer. This bin was also introduced in the
hntfue
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PILES CURED IN s TO IA DAYS.

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed t.
cure any case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding
OF Protruding Piles in to II days o.
money refunded SOC.
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SELLS MINING SHARES,
Especial 70 The Herald

Boston. Mass. Feb. 10.-It is under
stood that Charles n Schwab has dis
posed of practically all his mining
shares. including Santoy. organized
several years ago with capital Of
IS 0O0. 600: Tonopsh Extension and
Montgomery-Shosh SantOy, 1t is
claimed. is now controlled by a group
Of prominent Pittsburs hnanciers and
business men. Mr.. SchWao- several
years ago. was active in mining ven
tures and brought out a number of
companies. the stocks of which have
suffered greatly in price. Mr.. Schwsh
proposes to devote his entire time to the
development Of the Bethlehem Steel
corporation.
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c r. Kluger. the Jeweler, 1850 Virginia
Ave. INDIANAPOLIS Ind, writes. Fl was
so weak from kidney trouble that I could
hardly walk hundred feet Four bottles
~ Foiev's kidney Remedy cleared my
compleSion, cured my backache and the ir-
regularities disappeared. ana { can now
attend to business every day, and rec
oumend Foiey's Kidney Remedy TO all
sIffereTs as ii cured me after the doctors
and other remedies had failed F. J. Hill
ffrrrrr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11

Fo1ey's Orfno Laxative cures constipa-
ton and liver trouble and makes the bow
els healthy and regular. Orino is superior
TO pills and tablets. as II does not grippe
or nauSeate. Why take anything else? F.
J. Hill Drug Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11

On Lincoln's birthday. Feb. Il. the
premises of the Consolidated Wagon &
Machine Co. at 1850 State street.
will close st p m. and remain closed
for the afternoon. but they will open
again on Saturday morning. Feb. 10. TO
do business.
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Remember

The socials At the Odeon every TUESDAY
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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COPPER PRODUCERS.
First Regular Meeting Held and
Statement Issued.

New York Feb. 1Q.-The Copper Pro-
GHcers- association held its first regGler
meeting today and Issued z Statement
cordirE to the statistics It had gathered
as follows
stock Of marketable copper Of all binds
on hand at all points in the United Statss
Jan. I. 1853. 1zz $40. 26e pounds
Product of marketable copper in Tine
Tinted states from ali domestic and for
eien sources during January, 1870. li--
rs 20 pounds.
Deliveries Of marketable copper Tor con-
sumption and export during January lFt
q. 362 42i pounds
stock OF marketable copper OF al kinds
an hand at all points in the United States
Feb. ]. 1909 1ssi31Oi5 pounds
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Saturday The bill was introduced by
Rock NJ. Pope Of Wassteh.
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Hoarse coughs and stuIfF cOlos mat
NAV sfeveiop into pneumonia over night
are QUICKLY cured by Foleys Honey AMI
Tar. ana it soothes inflamed membrane,
heals the lungs. and e1pels the cold from
the system. F. j Hill Drug CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS.

4 hill presented BY Mr. Morris yester-
day in the house makes available the ap-
preparation Of 3 0aa for the curbing, gut
tering and matchmaking and grading
Second North street. There was an error
in the act passed by the late legislature
which prevented the use of this money
for the purpose of improving the streets
on the Capitol Hill site.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11

The primary election law bill which was
summarized in The Herald yesterday
morning, was introduced by Ashton in the
house yesterday The bill carries the
number 134
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11

BY a bill introduced yesterday by Sena-
tor Marks q state board OF Optometry is
created. to regulate and license practicins
optometrists. The bill went to the Judi
ciary committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11

Senator Hyde yesterday introduced two
bills defining more accurately the bound
aries of Sanpete aud Juab counties The
bills went to the committee on county and
municipal corporations
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House bill No. IS. providing for the
creating of irrigation districts wherever
they are demanded by the land owners.
was w in the house yesterday. The bill
contains thirty-three printed pages. AZ
ter its reading and the reading OF amend
ments, II was made a special order for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11

Senate bill No TO- providing for the sal
ary of the secretary of state. which has
passed both houses. was signed by the
president of the senate and speaker of the
house yesterday and transmitted to the
governor