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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26

minister street, that city, on the 19tta
inst. Services were held at st. Mary's
church Monday and interment followed
at Calvary cemetery. The parents of
the dead boy were residents of Mime
apolis some years ago and the sincere
sympathy of a large number of friends
here will go out to them in their be-
reavement.
Mary Nelson.
Mary Nelson died last Sunday at
the family home 63S Huron street
southeast. She is survived by two sons
The funeral was held Tuesday at 9
a. m. from st. Lawrence church with
interment at ST. Mary's cemetery.
Francis o'keefe.
Francis O'Keefe, aged so years, died
at 50 Western ave-, Friday night of
last week. He is survived by his widow
and two children. Mr.. O'Keefe was
born near Cedar lake, this county,
where his father died some few years
ago, leaving to the son an excellent
farm. Deceased, however. moved to
engaged in railroad work and was Of
flee night man at the A. D. T. when
he was taken ill and died. He has
one brother living. Mr.. O'Keefe was
a member in good standing of Divis-
ion No. 1, A. o. H. of Minneapolis and
belonged to other organizations. The
funeral took place from the church of
the Immaculate Conception last Mon
day morning and his remains were
conveyed to st. Mary's cemetery for
interment.
Hannah LavelIe.
Mrs. Hannah Lavelle, aged 70 years.
died at her late home, 1905 Fourth
street, S., on the 18th inst. The fun
eral occurred from st. Charles church
on Monday morning last, interment
taking place in st. Marys cemetery.
Thomas o'Brien.
Thomas O'Brien, veteran of the
Civil war. died at the Soldiers Home
near Minnehaha. June 22d. His re-
mains were shipped to Kingston, N. Y,
t91. burial 9l!: !: :.sy
T.. .... Helen Murphy.
Helen Murphy died at 1918 Elliott
ave-. June 22d. Two sisters, Mary and
!! Marguerite, and several brothers sur
vive her. The funeral was held on
Thursday morning with interment at
st. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Josie Best.
Mrs. Josie Best, 71s Fifth ave. NJ,
respected wife of E. L. Best. died at
st. Mary's hospital on the 9sd inst,
aged 80 years: The funeral occurred
this morning from Ascension church.
Interment was at ST. Mary's ceme-
tery
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26
THE CLASS OF 1909.
Thirty'Nine Get Diplomas From the
De La Sale Institute.

'n'rty-Nine Get Diplomas From the
De La Sale Institute.
There was large. attendance at the
Miles theater last. Monday night to
witness the commencement exercises
of the De La Sale institute of this
city conducted by the Christian Broth
ers. One of the largest classes in
the history of that popular institute,
thirty?nine in number, was presented
with diplomas by Archbishop Ireland.
The program as rendered was as fol-
lows.
Song Successes, De La Sale Or
chestra; "The Old oaken Bucket" De
La Sale Glee Club; Address, Com
mercial Progress Edmund F. Green;
Lustspiel," De La Sale. Orchestra;
Address, The Waste of Wealth"
Francis ]. Hammill; violin solo, John
Richard Long; valedictory, Leo B.
Cyr: The Grand National. De La Sale
Orchestra; awarding of medals and di-
plomas, Most Rev. Archbishop.
Leo B. cyr, of Dayton, delivered the
valedictory address "a manner that
drew forth generous applause and
there was not number on the pro-
gram but was, rendered with a degree
of merit that called out most hearty
endorsement. Seated on the stage
when the names of the graduates were
being called. by Brother Emilian, was
Archbishop Ireland. assisted on the
right by Rev. James OReilly and on
the left by Rev. T. 2. Cullen: Those
who received diplomas were as fol
lows, =
Henry Adelman. Pancratius A. .Ber-
nard, Joseph w. Boes, Edward ]. Bon
in. George T. Bowers, Joseph A. Bor-
an, Raymond c. Chandler John l..
Connolly. Arthur. H. Cox. Eugene c.
Culhane, Leo B. Cyr. William j. DON
nelly, Raphael S.. :Gadbois,. Edmund F.
Green, Frank j. Hansnili, Jacob R,
Hartman Rudolf q. Hentschell Eu-
gene T. Jones, George H. Kardong. AL
bert j, Younger. William A.. Keerner
Arthur j. Lahiff, Perry ]. Long, Mich
ael w. Mimi, Charles P..O'Brien, Har-
old j. O'Reilly, Joseph T. Riley, Henry
Ring. Anthony o. Roy, Napoleon A,
Roy, Joseph F. Russell; Joseph G
Schultz, Leo ]. Tamble, - Eugene c.
Vail, Henry A. Walch, George w
Ward. Jacob c. Wintheiser, Louis v
Witchie.
Having presented the diplomas t.
the graduates, the Archbishop deliv.
cred an interesting address in the
course of which he. said that he at.
tributed the growth of the Catholic
religion in the Northwest largely tc
the existence of such Catholic .fnstd
tutions as the De La Salle.- b.: s.. r..
The boys who graduated have re
ceived a thorough English educatio,
and are capable Of filling any posi-
ton as bookkeepers or stenosraphers
The Brothers find occupations TO,
them and keep in close touch with
them in after years.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26
". and Harry j. Murphy of oil First

NJ. and Harry ]. Murphy of Oil First
ave. NJ, were married in Immaculate
Conception church last Tuesday morn
ing, Rev. Father Cullen officiating.
The young couple will make their. fu-
ture home in Kansas City. Mo.
Phelps conIsIis,.
Miss Gertrude Phelps and Robert
James Conklin were married at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
last Wednesday morning. A reception
followed at the home of the brides
parents.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26
WITH THE DEAD
Andrew Buckley.

Andrew Buckley. aged ninety years.
died on Tuesday last at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Gilbertson.
large family. His remains were taken
to Madelia. Mimi, his former home.
Thursday afternoon for interment in
the Catholic cemetery at that place
John r. Barron.
John T., the 12-year- old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barron, of st. Paul,
died at the family residence oss West
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26

What do you think of Miss Call.
hopes voice." whispered the tall CIR!
with the mountainous pompAdour.
"she sings like pirate" growlee
the rude man in the starry vest. x
Like pirate? Gracious! And what
is the resemblance"
"she's rough on the high Cs. 81
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26

Mary Elizabeth Danehy. dau shter Of
Mrs. Daniel Danehy. 52s Bryant ave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
c, {, LOOSE OFFERS
$4,000 FOR SITE
Will Purchase Land for Depot
at Provo for That
Amount.
Special 10 The Tribune.


PROVO. July 16.-At the meeting OF
the city council here tonight. =. l.. Loose
sent communication TO the council, ac-
companicd by a certified check for
$4,000. offering to pay that sum for the
property on Third West and Sixth South
streets which the council proposed TO
give 10 the Denver & Rio Grande in the
shape of a franchise, for the paltry sum
OF 5000
1t Will be remembered that a few DAYS
ago Jesse knight issued statement in
which he opposed the franchise TO the
Gould people and said that he knew n
man who would give FlO.o6O for tho site.
Mr.. Loose's offer made TO the city
council tonight discloses the man whom
Mr.. Knight had in his mind when he
penned his communication
The city council at first granted the
Denver & Rio Grandc the one hundred
year franchise for the site. but was en-
joined by Jesse knight. who contcnded
that the property could not be given
away without first submitting the matter
TO the taxpayers. Mr.. Knights Contcn-
tinn was sustained by the supreme court
OF the state. and an election is to be held
here July - 10 vote on the proposition
The city council took no action on the
offer OF Mr.. Loose tonight holding that
the matter was now out OF the hands al
the municipality and in the hands OF the
people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
THREE MEN ARRESTED
FOR FLASHING MONEY
Suspected That They Might Have
Been Connected With Hot
Springs Robbery.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, July l6.-After watching the
suspicious movements OF II. II. Brown,
q, 5. Spencer and George Graham. who
were on the streets OF the city late this
afternoon. flashing rolls OF greenbaclls,
Sheriff Barlow Wilson and Deputy
Sheriff Carl Allison placed them under ar
rest as suspects In connection with the
robbery OF the Utah Hot Springs hotel
last Monday night. A short time after
the men had been placed In the county
jail complaint was made to the officers
by L. l.. Brown, a stranger from Neva-
da, that three men had induced him to
match dollars with them in Ogden canyon
earlier in the afternoon and, after win
ming 81 OF the trios money in this way.
Inc became suspicious and refused 10 play
the game longer, whereupon one OF the
gang drew n knife and threatened him
unless the 81 won In the game was re-
turned.
Rather than cause further trouble.
Brown says he returned the money. He
was sent for and identified the men at
the county Jail as the ones who tried to
Him fam him. \ considerable portion
of the money found on the men, when
searched at the Jail, is phony. The
trio OF suspects will be held until to-
morrow until the arrival OF some one
from the Hot Springs who may be able
To identify them as the holdups who
robbed the resort Monday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
HARTMAN ENGINEERS
HAVE A CONFERENCE
Thought That Improvements in
Junction City Was Subject
They Considered.
Special TO The Trlbune.


OGDEN, July l6.-Consulting Engineer
lsaacs Of the Hartman railroad system.
attached 10 the staff OF Julius Krutt-
schnitt, director OF operation and mainte-
nance OF the Hartman roads, arrived IN
Ogden today in his private car from Chi
caso. After spending several hours in
consulta ton with Chief Engineer William
Ashton OF the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company in Salt Lake, Mr.. Isaacs re-
turned TO Ogden and continued on his
way west over the Southern Pacific rail-
road,
The consultation between the two rail-
road engineers is understood to have
been with reference tc the improvements
TO be made here at once by the Garrl-
man roads, including an additional
trackages the Encouragement OF the en-
tire passenger yards, the installation OF
gates at the Union depot, and the erec-
ton OF a new freight depot.
Resident Engineer A. q. Campbell de-
tailed force OF men today to complete
the surveys for the FIVE new passenger
tracks which are going to be built In the
local yards Within short time work
is expected 10 begin on the new freight
depot, II is understood that the mat
ter OF the site has been arranged be-
tween the Hartman people and the own
ers of the ground in this city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
News of lntermountain Region
TO HELP ENTERTAIN
VETERANS Of 6. A. R.
Ogden Ready to DO Her Share
in Making Old Soldiers
Welcome.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN July 16.-That Ogden City
and Weber county Will do their full part
in the entertainment OF the delega tes
who will attend the national encampmenr
of the O.. a. r. in Salt Lake City mex
month. was made plainly evident at u
joint meeting OF the members OF the gen
oral executive committee OF salt Lake
Ogden, held at the Weber club this even
ing,
Gov. William spry. j. e Caine and &.
\. Mcmillan represented the salt Lake
man OF the local committee presided.
Governor Spry was introduced the
first speaker. He impressed upon those
present that the approaching encamp-
Grams having been invited in the name OF
Utah. He outlined in general way
what had already been accomplished by
state. which are all working for a com
mon purpose-the proper entertainment
OF the veterans.
committee OF Salt Lake City declared
that the work already done in Ogden and
Weber county was greatly appreciated;
w. J.. Russell, chairman Of the local
committee on accommodations. reported
that seven canVassers are now at work
in the city. and that arrangements have
already been made 10 feed 5000 of the
delegates. and sleeping accommodations
reserved for 1900. although the canvas
sers have not yet completed their work.
j. Y. Nelson. chairman OF the, decora-
business houses of the city which have
been visited have promised 10 decorate
during the cncampment President 4. +.
Haywood of the Weber club; Q. Y. Mad
commissioners; c. a. Macmillan OF Sal,
Lake City, Thomas Lundy, ". l. Rus
sell, ]. fl. f.. Last, J. G. Nye, F. M.
briggs. and others, delivered short ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
JOSEPH HOWELL BUYS
BIG TRACT OF LAND
Company Is Formed With Capt.
tai Stock of S600,000 to
Operate II.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, July lG.-One OF the
largest land deals ever made in the state
was closed last week by Joseph Howell
when he purchased all the holdings OF
the Pgomontory Ranch and Stock com
paEy, and now company has been or
sanized and incorporated for $500 900
The capital stock ts divided Into 5000
shares, with par value OF 500 pc.
share. In the transfcr there is $50 600
acres OF land and II is the intention OF
the new company TO develop and operate
these lands, build canals and reservoirs,
and carry on general rcal estate busi-
ness. The incorporators include Joseph
Howell. David Ecclcs Olcon y. Stohl NJ
:, Browning. II. r. Hatch. Ucrschel
Bulicn, Jr.. md number OF other promi-
ncnt men of this county and Cache \
great deal OF stock is being subscribed
for I'm Box Elder county.
The new company will be known as the
-CUrlcw Land company. The
officers are. David Eccles. president. Jo-
seph Howell. Vice president: II r. Hatch
treasurer: Herschcl Bullen, Jr.. sccrc-
tary. The board OF directors includes the
above and NJ. 5. Browning and Olcen y
Stohl Of this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
OFFICIALS AT WORK on
HOT SPRINGS ROBBERY
Special to The Tribune.

Special to. The Tribune.
OGDEN. July l6.-Postofnce Inspector
&. D. Lowe and deputy sheriffs from
Weber and Box Elder counties are sull
at work on the Hot Springs robbery
which occurred last Monday night. Al
though nothing has yet developed 80
throw any light on the identity OF the
gang Which turned the daring trick. there
Is feeling that something vii! develop
in few days
Richard Barnett. the manager of the
Hot Springs hotel. who was shot through
the right arm by one Of the desperadoes,
who used a .4i-calibcr automatic re-
volver. is reported 10 be resting well.
and the physicians attending him are
confident that no serious results VIII fol-
low unless unlocked for complications
arise. Mr. Barnett was taken TO the hos
pl,al from Hot Springs the day after the
shooting where the physicians could give
him hrLtcr attention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
PROVO NEWS NOTES

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. July lG.-Grass fires have been
burning on the mountainsldes cast OF
Provo for twcnty-four hours. Acting
Supervisor j. G. Alfred Of the forest servS
zee has announced that heavy fine and
Imprisonment is the penalty for starting
such Tres. Or6cers OF the forest service
can arrest those who offend in such
cases. without a warrant. II a fire is
started maiic'ousy n fine OF $4,000 and
the penalty. II caused by carclcssnoss.
the fine IS $1,000 and Imprisonment for
one year
the population OF Provo is 1857. divided
among the five municipal wards as fol-
lows. First ward. 1873; second ward,
l25o; third ward, 1900; fourth ward, 1896
The Bank OF Spanish Fork has begun
suit In the district court against Daniel
II. Lewis TO collect s2l5, with Interest
at 10 per cent from July %. 1907. al
legged 10 be due on promIssory note.
william camp has resigned as super
,nsGn1ent IT,, OF The, county inirmary: the
ncNt. MI. Camp will engage in farming
at HinclSlcy. Miilard county
samuel ca'rnes. who was hurt in a
a week ago and taken TO tho county in
irmary, died Wednesday from The in
iurics. The deceased had family in
there for intermcnt
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly OF American Fork
mas begun SUIT In tho district court
against tho Salt Lake Route Tor si5. 900
damages for injuries sustained by he
ing struck by. train in American Fork,
April - Of this year. Mrs. Kelly charges
the defendant with exceeding the speed
limit and not blowing the whistle or
ringing tho bell to warn pedestrians OF
the approach of the train.
The assessed valuation OF Utah coun-
IS for the year 1909 is sIi1i2O21 or
this amount S3.t6i.6"9 was assessed by
the state board OF equalization. and $40 :
G61. .36S by the county assessor. The as
scssmcnt il $lJ6.iSI less than I'm 1908
This is owing To so much land being
overlooked by Utah lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
NEWS OF PARK CITY
Special TO The Tribune,

j
PARK CITY, July l6-Ray Burkcn-
shaw. the 16-yesr-old son Of Willard
Burke enshaw OF this city. met with a very
serious accident yesterday afternoon by
being kicked by horse. The young man
was standing In the stable Of Welsh.
Driscoll Buck when. without warning.
one OF the work horses backed up and
kicked him dislocattnE his knee and
otherwise injuring him. Dr. LcComptc
was called and found it 10 be one OF the
most serious disloCations he has ever
mad to contend with.
Mike Morgan. miner employed at the
DAILY West mine, met with painful
though not very serious accident at the
mine last night by falling down chute
and landing on the l55D-foot level. where
the ore from No. I stopc is dumped. How
Morgan ever got in the chute or how far
he fell will never he known. as no one
saw him fall and he does not know how
many feet he fell lie was very for
tunate however, as his only injury was Il
bad scalp wound.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
OGDEN MEN ORGANIZE
TOWNSHIP COMPANY
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, July 16.-In the course OF a
few months the town OF Pingree will be
placed on the official map Of the state
OF Idaho. Business men of Ogden have
organized the Pingrce Townsite company,
aud la q short time will file articles Of
Incorporation with the secretary of state
OF Idaho. The town of Pingrce Will get
It's name from John Pingree. cashier Of
the First National bank, who is interest
cd In the project. 1T will be located in
the center of one OF the best agricultural
sections OF the state on a new line of
railroad being constructed between
BIackfoot and American Fork. The COM
pany will soon place the property on the
market and begin the work Of building
up the town by erecting stores, churches.
schoolhouScs and residences.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
Threatens to Commit Murder,
to The 1'rihIInn

Special 20 The TrlDunc.
BINGHAM. July lG.-Upon entering the
house where he was stopping. +, Browne
tonight became angry and threatened to
kill the husband OF the woman vino con
ducts the house. J. j. Mahonry. Mahoney
was not at home and Browne left i'm
mcdiately for the Yampa smclter. where
Mahoncy was ut work He was cap
turcd by chief OF Police j. +. Grant and
Deputy Sheriff Charles Coats. however.
before he reached the smcltcr He fred
several shots before tho officers were
a bic TO place him under arrest, The shots
Wild
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
RECKLESS RIDING WILL
NOW BE SUPPRESSED

OGDEN July 16.-Thc constant COM
nlaInt of reckless bicycle riders who per-
sist I'm riding on sidewalks and without
bells on their wheels has caused the po-
lice department 10 become more active In
the suppression of these vlolators OF the
city ordinance than at amy time in tue
past.
Special Officer William Reast whose
main duties have been 10 watch the
speed OF automobiles within the city I'm
its and TO see that no teams are left
uuhitched in the thckly populated sec
tions OF the city has been instructed,
with other patrolmcn, To 90 after the
violators of tho bicycle ordinance. To-
day three boys. \ B Bccraft. ]. *.
Kocrner and W. q, Audett. were arrested
by Rcast lor riding bicycles without bells.
These cases Will he handled by the juNe-
nile Judge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
Alleges Non Payment.
cial TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, July l6.-Alleging that two
promissory notes for SS5 each. made in
It's favor by Benjamin F. Blaylock, Jr..
on August IS, 1908. have never been
paid. the Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company today started an action In
the district court 10 collect this amount.
with 500 attorneys fees, The court Is
also asked to order the foreclosure Of a
chatte mortgage held by the company
against the defendant which was given
40 insure Tho paNment OF the nolcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
Women Rob Graves,

PTEEGA. Mexico. July iI.-Puebla So
ciety received shock today. For some
time the vaults of the cemetery had been
regularly robbed of flowers. Several
young ladies. prominent in society. were
arrested as they were leaving the ceme-
terry, and each was found TO hav. hidden
In her parasol flowers and other articles
stolen from the vaults.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
Funeral Announced.
snecial TO The Tribune.

Special 70 Tie Trlbunc.
OGDEN. July l6,-Funeral services
Jr., and Ralph Hunter. the sons OF
Bishop W. C Hunter Of West Weber
who were drowned in the Weber river
Yesterday afternoon, will be held IN the
afternoon al ] o'clock. Friends OF the
family are invited TO attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-17
Petitions Court.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. July 16.--Robert IL. Moyes has
petitioned the probate division OF the
district court for letters of administration
upon the estate OF his deceased wife.
Charlotte r. Moyes. who died in Ogden:
August l2 1900. The estate consists OF
real property valued at $500. Besides the
petitioner, the parents OF Mrs. Moves,
and Mrs. Job Pngree arc the only heirs.