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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03

Lake city. to, wit: In lots /. 2.s =" and and
4 1,;ol,l block 30; l. 3 2. :: ,. s, and S;
to 80. inclusive. block i, Coates & Co.
runs subdivision, block %; / to 81.
inclusive. block !: | TO SO. inclusive.
block 26; l TO ~ inclusive, 81 to es.
inclusive. and 96 to liz. inclusive. Wickss
ssbdiElsioni ,1si,,niv block , 2? and H. and 70
inclusive. East Half Subdivision. block
lOi 2 ), and !, block 10; and 2. block
IN 10 y b6@s bsTt PoSk 4 70 S2
block g: 10 90 inclusive. %. 2s and
90, and 81 10 Is. inclusive. block 5, Sew
enth South subdivision, block 0. all In
due and payable in five equal annual in
stallments beginning November 80. 1910.
Interest at the rate of per cent per
tax shall be computed from the date Of
the approval of tho ordinance confirming
the levy Of said TAX, to-wit: Novem-
on the whole amount OF said tax un
paid shall be due and payable with each
lnstallment. IL any installment or inter
est aforesaid Is not paid on the date
when same becomes due. then the VINCE
amount of the tax unpaid at the time
said installment and interest are due will
become due and payable and VIII draw
Interest at the rate of per cent per
apnum until sale OF the property as
sessed. One or more OF said instalir.ienfs
In the order In which they are pays BILE
aforesaid or the whole tax. may be paid
without interest at any time within thirty
days after the approval of the ordinance
confirming the levy OF the tax; and one
or more OF said installinents in the order
In which they are payable. or the whole
tax unpaid. may be paid on the day any
installment is due by paying the amount
thereof and interest to said day.
All special taxes are payable at my
office. room lo2, city and county haiid =
| Ing. Salt Lake City.
Dated at salt Lake City. Utah, this
| Goth day OF November 1909.
GIDEON SNYDER,
| City Treasurer and Collector OF Special
Taxes.
Sidewalk Extension No. 126.
Fifth partial estimate. "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
| MURRAY NEWS NOTES

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY. Dec, All work i'm regard
TO the plating of Murray City has been
stopped and Will not be taken up again
for some time. Owing TO the inclement
weather. combined with the financial con-
dition of the city, this work, which has
been going on steadily for several months
was ordered stopped by the council. 1t
Is just possible that the work will be
resumed wheE the new administration
takes office the first OF the year Sew
eral other important matters, such as
water, electric lights and sewer system
VIII he given considerable attention when
the new body is fairly settled.
Eighteen boys, Inmates Of the Lund
Detention home, accompanied by Super
intendent Arthur yelling, attended the
matinee at the Salt Lake thcater We'd
nesday. This is the first time in the hig-
tory OF the school that the boys have
been given n treat like this. The per
formance was hugely enjoyed by the
boys.
In the past two months twelve boys
have been added TO the school. Six have
been released and sent TO their homes
gratifying. a large school class is IN
progress six hours a day, with Mr.. Well
ing teacher
The work OF painting the school and all
the outbuldinss has just been completed.
and the exterior OF the place now pre-
sents an attractive appearance.
The new Acme thcater has been thrown
open. The place presents a pretty ap-
pearance. Sam Whittlc. former chief OF
the fire department Will act as manager
OF the new theatcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
MINING SUIT COMES
TO This DISTRICT
Foreclosure of Lien Sought,
Also $4,000 Said to Be Due
on Agreement.

In a case transferred TO the Third
judicial district from the Fifth judicial
district In Beaver county Sias F. John
son and Reuben V. Lockwood charge
Theron Geddes. Steven o. Snyder. John
l.. Beckett ]. D. Kenwortny and Shand
Smith with failure TO pay $4,000 remain
ing due on an agreement whereby the
defendants purchased a group OF mining
claims known as the Atlas group for
81. 900.
Payments were 10 be made on The
installment plan. II is set out. Twelve
never was. The plaintiffs say the prop
erty is now worth 1000. and ask that
their lien be forecosed and that the
property be sold. The agreement was
made July Q, 1901.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
kAYSVILLf NEWS
Special TO The Tribune,

opt'ldl 10 i ne / TlDNnS,
EAGSVILLE. Dec. 2.-At 5 O'Clock last
evening Mrs. Annie Clark put her little
four-ycarold boy TO bed. aud then took
her other son. Clifford. over to a near
0eiehbor's 10 spend the evening Return
ing home about 10 o'clock she discovered
that the little boy had disappeared. The
neighbors were at once aroused and soon
a searching party OF twenty-five people
was out hunting foV the child which
was found nearly a mile away lying IN a
ditch unconscious. The boy was taken
home and after a hard struggle of two
hours regained consciousness, and today
is feeling as well as could be expected.
Paul Thomasscn- the agent at tho Ore
gon Short Line station in kaysvlle, met
with very severe accident as lie was
leaving the railroad Company's office
last evening during the storm He ran
into the Switchbar. cutting deep cash
In his face, and otherwise lnjuring him
self
Mrs. Bishop Henry H. Blood. who was
operated on at the Kaysvllc hospital
three weeks ago. has SO far recovered
that she was able TO leave the hospital
for her home today.
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Judge Howell Back.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 2.-District Judge j. y,
Howell returned from Morgan this after
noon, after hearing the case brought in
that county by Joseph Jensen against
the Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company and others for $4,000 damages.
claimed for malicious prosecution and
false imprisonment The jury rendered
u verdict for SOL against the defend
ants. Jensen declared that he had some
business transactions with them, which
resulted in some misunderstanding. This
was followed by his arrest and imprison
ment for a short time.
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WILLARD BREVITlES
ln M Trihune.

Special % The Irjbunc.
WILLARD. Dec Edwin T. Carbon
was severely injured last night by being
kicked by a horse. His left leg was
broken.
The rain which has been falling for the
past twenty four hours Is very dctri-
mental to the farmers and the sugar
company, IL is almost impossible for the
farmers To deliver bccts. as the roads
are In such a bad condition. There are
sugar company has dumped about 5000
tons here and the farmers have to put
them on the cars for 20 cents per ton,
II the roads do not improve IL will be
impossible TO haul them 10 The cars.
The Willard Mercantile company has
again changed bands. William NJ.
Clone has bought James NJ. Whites In
tcrcst and the store is now owned by
Joseph 4, Harding and William NJ
Clone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
|OGDEN VISITED BY
| SALT LAKE W00DAtA
Attend a Banquet Given in
Honor of Consul |. |.
BOak.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec 2.-Three hundred MEM
hors Of the Salt Lake and Ogden camps
~ Woodmcn of the World sat down TO
tonight. rendered by the local
ramp 10 ]. l. Boak, head consul OF the
pacific jurisdiction OF the Woodmen OF
the World.
The delegation which came up from
SAIL Lake City on a special train arrived
bcre at o'clock, in charge OF II. 9. Nc
|Kcllar The visiting delegates were met
M the depot by members OF the local
camp and escorted 10 the lodge rooms
above the Utah National bank. Mr.. Nc
Kellnr thanked the local camp for the
warm reception, and was followed by
Consul Boak. who delivered an address
I'm which he complimented the local and
Salt Lake camps upon their growth since
his last annual visit.
AT the banquet. which was not ended
until after midnight. a number OF toasts
were offered. MIR. Boak leaves Ogden
Friday for Logan 10 visit the camp there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance extending the limits Of
Salt Lake City.
Whereas On the'l5th day OF November
1909 a majority of the owners OF real
property In the tract of land hereinafter
described. signed and filed with the City
Recorder Of Salt Lake City petition
requesting that said tract OF land be
taken within the limits OF Salt Lake City
and be made part OF said city, and also
caused an accurate map and plat OF said
tract of land 10 be made by a competent
surveyor. and certified by the City Ehsi-
neer. TO be fled with the City Recorder;
and.
Whereas, The above territory Is con-
tiguous to Salt Lake City. and no proper
reason exists why 1t should not be made
a part OF said city; and.
Whereas. The City Council of Salt Lake
City, after examining the said petition
OF said owners. and said plat, and having
considered the circumstances surround
ing the same. voted by vote OF more
than two-thirds OF all members OF the
City Council In favor OF said annexation.
and directed the City Attorney TO pre-
said annexation; therefore.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake City Utah:
Section J. That the city limits OF said
Salt Lake City be, and the same hereby
are extended and enlarged so as TO In.
cludc the following described tract OF
land, TO wit;
Beginning al the south side of Tempest
avenue al it's intersection with the center
OF Fifth East street: thence south to the
north side of Twelfth South street: thence
west TO n line extending south from the
west side OF Third East street at its in
tersection with Tempest avenue; thence
north along said line 10 the north line of
Tempest avenue at its intersection with
the west side OF Third East street.
And il is further ordained and declared
that upon this ordinance taking effect.
the said tract OF land above described
shall be thenceforth within the corporate
limits OF said Salt Lake City. and part
or said city and all ordinances. jurisdic-
ton rules and obligations applicable 70
or pertaining 10 said Salt Lake City are
hereby extended over and made appiica-
BILE and pertinent TO. said tract Of land
above described. and the streets. blocks
controlled and governed by tic oTdi-
nances. rules and regula tious OF said CITY
In that behalf and the monuments of the
CITY Engineer shall thcncefoTth be taken
ms tho standard of locations and dis
tanccs.
Sec. . Upon tho passage OF this orGi-
nance tile CITY Recorder OF this city
shall file. and he is hereby directed to
rle with the County Recorder 4 copy Or
the map and plat above mentioned. du'v
certified and acknowledged as provided
in such cases. together with Cernhed
cony OF this ordinance.
Sec 5. This ordinance shall take effect
at 1g O'Clock midnight. December ~.
1909.
Passed by the civ Council Of Salt Lake
Citv. Utah November 20. 1909. and re-
fcrrcd 10 the Mnvor Tor his approval.
J. +, MORETON. City Recorder.
Approved this %0th dav ~ November.
1909 ]. BRANSFoRD,
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MEXICO WILL NOT
TAKE ACTIVE PART

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2-That Mexico
does not expect TO he drawn into the
Nicara9uan controversy. but Will main
tain a neutral attitude, was the state
ment made bv Senior Mariscal, minister
of foreign relations, tonight.
The action of the United States in
severing relations with Nicaragua was
not resented by Mexico, said the foreign
minister, although it came most unex'
pcctedly at a time when his govern.
ment was awaiting a reply to its sug-
gested plan for peace.
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CONSPIRACY PLANS OF
OF ZELAYA FEARED
Continued from Page Ono

enough implements of war to conduct a
vigorous campaign against the turbulent
Central American republic of Nicaragua,
the auxiliary cruiser Prairie ran
aground on the soft mud of the Della
ware river tonight. a few hours after
weighing anchor at the Philadelphia
navy yard. bound for the caribbean
sea
Tugs were, hastily summoned from
tins city and IT Is hoped 10 release the
vessel SO that it may proceed carly
tomorrow morning.
1t is not believed that the vessel sus,
tanned any injury, but if necessary. the
cargo can he transferred t6 the cruiser
Dixie, which lies in readiness AT the
Philadelphia navy ward. The Prairie
is aground thlrty.hvc miles below the
city.
Information that the Prairie had run
aground came I'm a wireless message
from Admiral kimball to the Red Star
line, asking that two powerful tugs be
sent TO the assistance of the stranded
vessel.
No additional marines reached the
navy yard after the departure of tho
Prairie this afternoon, but dctachmcuts
arc expected from several parts Of the
country TO make up the complement sta
toned at this ward and TO provide n
force for the cruiser Dixie in case it
is decided to send that vessel 10 ioiu
the Prairie.
Before sailing Admiral .lEimbaIl was
asked as TO his destination.
g IN going to take a sail with Cap
tain Kellogg. he said ~ IN going
down to look things over; my papers
say Colon,
Major Butler, in command of the
battalion from this city, said
'I firmly believe we are bound to
Nicaragua. In fact, there is not Il
doubt of it in the minds of any ono on
hoard -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
CUT THIS OUT
Recipe That Breaks Cold in Day
and Cures Any Durable Cough.

''Mix half ounce Of Concentrated pine
compound with two ounces of gIyccrinc
and half pint of good whiskey; shake
well each time and use in doses of a
teaspoonful to a tablespoonful every
four hours These ingredients can be
obtained from any good druggist or he
will get them from his wholesale house !;
any one can mix them
The Concentrated pine is 4 special
pine product and comes only in half
ounce bottles, each enclosed in an air.
tight case, but he sure it is labeled
Concentrated. - 4 prominent local
druggist saws that he has filed this
prescription hundreds of times and has
seen IL work wonders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
YOUNG GIRL SAID TO
HAVE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Dec Katie Thomas. the l5-
rcar-old stepdduEhtcr OF SNlVgnus
Thomas OF the First ward. is reported
10 have attempted TO commit suicide here
this morning by drinking laudanum.
The motive or the girls attempt AT
sclf-dcstructon IL uncertain. but IT. is
said that the mother scoldcd the girl
for being a little too intimate with boys
generally. aud that this caused her TO at
tempt 10 DESTROY herself.
At any rate, Or. j. w. Aird was called
out. according 10 his statement. and found
IL unnece SSary to use a stomach pump OR
resort 10 any Other severe treatment to
save the girls ne. DIR. Aird said Wed
ncsdaY afternoon that the girl viii re-
cover. beyond doubt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
PARK CITY DEPARTMENT
Office Dewey Theaer Phones: Bell - black; Ind.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Dec, 1.-The annual me-
mortal services OF the q. p, o. L. Will
take place next Sunday evening al the
Dewey theater. The committee in charge
is making extensive arrangem ants for
an interesting programme. All the
churches OF the city will close Tor the
occasion. The definite programme viii be
announced later.
The knights of Pythias held their
semi-annual election OF officers last
nnsnns nIsm ana grecle9 'Ve l1oJ%sS nJs l9r te
w. j, Hurner, Y. c.; c. l.. Martin. p. :.
c. j. Schultz. NJ w; r. H. Williams,
I< of R s.: II. w. Deighton. NJ. of T.. !;
:. McPhee, NJ. of E.: w. j. Rosevear,
.. c.; J. w. Mcdonald !. G.. G.. Il.
Hedges trustee; S. l.. Radon tribunal.
DR.. Il. l.. CHASER of EIeber, one OF the
government health inspectors. is in town
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today, preparing to make an inspection
of the local dairies.
a. D, Penroid OF Heber City. who was
arrested a few days ago for selling i'm
pure meat. was discharged in the city
court today and was Immediately rear
rested upon a complaint Issued by Coun-
ty Attorney Peter Clark. Penroid was
taken before Judge Crossmon. the pre-
cinct justice. and upon his plea of not
guilty was released on $3.50 bond. The
case Will come up for trial some time
next week
John Nelson returned from a few days
visit at Salt Lake this morning
The snowstoCm that commenced yes
terday morning is still raging, and while
the snow has not piled up very high, IL
is a typical Park City storm.
Cintah (Masonic) lodge No. I of Park
City Will dedicate the new temple here
Friday evening. TO be attended by the
officers OF the grand lodge and fifty Ma
sons from salt Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
zELAYA PROCESSES
TO BE SURPRISED

The action Of Secretary Knox i'm dis
missing Scnor Felipe Rodriguez, Me.
araguan charge d 'alaires mt Washing
ton, has greatly surprised President Xc.
lava. who reiterated today his belief
that the Nicarapuan government was
justified in executing the Americans
Grocc and Cannon.
Iclaya viii take no action until he
has received further information on
he subject aud learned definitely the
intentions of the United States
The American vice consul. Mr.. Cal
dera, Il NicaraGuan by birth. hut nat.
uraliTcd American, is still at the con.
sulatc. In the opinion of President
Iclaya. Caldcra sympathizcs with The
opposition party. and 4 close wnfch has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
ChlIdre en- Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
@ a 8 Q RIA
WILL TRY TO PROVE
MURDERER INSANE

Los ANGELES. Dec. c-Attorncvs for
Federation Of Miners. vino will face two
murder charges I'm Judge Davis's court
next Monday, will ask iGlt Ryan be OK
amlnea AZ to his sanity before tho
charges are heard Tho assertion that
he is hopolesslv insane viii DO backed
with deP0sitions from Nevada, Arizona
and other states describing Ryau's men
tai condition previous 10 his arrival In
Los Angeles,
Ryan killed two men in the lobby Of
local hotel July l6, Shooting at otto
Miller porter he killed both Miller
and Harry snyder. guest who was scat
ed nearby reading q newspaper. The
motive for the crime has not been learned
but IT Is assorted that Ryan and Miller
were oldtime enemies.
Tho Western Federation Of Miners will
not provide counsel for bis Aolense.
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JUNCTION CITY To HAVE
PURE FOOD EXPOSITION
srccia! 10 The Tribune.

oGDEN, Dec 2-Ogden is to have a
pure food exposition. similar To the one
now belnc conducted In salt Lake City.
w II. Morgan. Fred Harvey and Emil
y; Osec, wcll-known young business men
n Salt Lake CIV. were here TO-DAY maxi
iilS arrangements for the exposition.
several officials and members OF the
'osdcn Retail Merchants association were
consulted today and have decided TO as
.siSt IN tho undertaking. II is the pur-
nvse Of those promoting the pure food
snow To hold il here al the National
NoolSro@crs association and Mid-Wln :
'er Snecp show. early in January.
Negotiations are now under WAY for
NC rental Of commodious building in
me center of the business district where
'nr food exhibits will be placed.
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To Tour Europe.

Wesley Austen. clerk at the Kuutsford
hotel and ono Of the best known hotel
mon in the country, has left this city
for New York. 10 join party OF friends.
The party will sail from New York on
the steamship Berlin. December H. Cor
Cairo. Egypt. After short stay at that
point the party viii make a -four months
tour Of Europe. Mr. Austen will return
10 this city ncNt summer.
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NOT GUILTY OF KEEPING
A GAMBLING RESORT
Specie, to The Tribune.

charged with keeping place resorted
10 for gambling was found not guilty
by Judge J. d. Murphy of the police
court this morning, In announcing the
.rerdict the court declared that he was
also ready To decide the case against
George Frye. charged with the same Of
Tense and taken under adrisement with
The Van Noy case. hut al the request OF
the city attorney the case against Frye
was continued until additional evidence
can be produced by the city.
In announcing his decision In the Van
Noy case. Judge Murphy declared that
the keeping of a gambling house means
the frequent and continuous use of such
place for gaming purposes, according TO
the recent decisions of the higher courts,
which he had consulted. From the fact
that the city attorney had not proven
This. the court held, the charge against
|ihc defendant could not stand. and he
ordered his discharge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
lN.EBER CLUB EXTENDS
INVITATION TO L0NETT
Special 10 the Tribune.

OGDEN, Dec Through President ~.
II. Haywood. the Weber club this after
noon wired an Invitation TO Judge Robert
=. Loyett. president of the Hartman sys-
fem OF railroads. and the other Officials
acoompanyin2 him on trip OF inspection
over The entire lines. TO stop over IN
Ogden Friday morning as guests OF the
Club Tor several hourS.
L The telegram WAS sent 10 w II. Ban
croft, general manager OF the Oregon
Short Line railroad. Al Sparks this after
noon. III the party. besides President
i'ovett. are Traffic Director J. G. StuDbs.
Assistant Traffic Director Il. q. McCor-
mick and j.. T.. Stillman Of the New York
offices Of the Hartman system. Should
President Lovctt and his party accept the
Invitation o( tho Weber club they VIII be
taken for an automobile ride around the
city and aitcrw3rd din"d at the club.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

GodIva Mining Co., p. o. Box IA 3a5
Brooks Arcade, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Godiva
Mining company will he held at the Of
flee OF the company. Room 395 Brooks
Arcade. corner State and Third South in
Salt Lake City. Utah. on Monday. the
9th day of December 1909, at 2:l5 o'clock
o. M, for the election OF directors and
officers for the ensuing year and for the
transac ton OF such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
JAMES Z. BERKLEY, Secretary.
Dated Move ember lS 1909 b15sS
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PURSUING NOTES SOLD
AT SHERIFF'S SALE
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
Il OGDEN. Dec. 2.-Eollowlng the sale of
gwen promissory notes for So each by
Sheriff 3. r. Wilson 10 satisfy a judg
bncn, obtained against Mrs. Matte r.
Walker by the Eccles Lumber company
seine time ago. Mrs. Walker this after
noon filed AN action In the district court
Demanding Judgment for Sis. the value
| OF the notes, against the lumber COM
lpsny. Sheriff Wilson and Walter Richcy,
\ who held the negotiable paper as collat-
I cral security on a debt due him by Mrs.
Walker.
Mrs Walker denies that she was given
legal notice that the sale was TO be made.
4 and charges the three defendants with
\ a conspiracy TO deprive her OF her prop
ertN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03

Notc-We have waited for some time
for an opportunity TO have Mr.. Willard
Mack contribute Just one little chapter
TO our Salt Lake Mystery, Mr. Mack
''let loose TODAY You all know Mr..
Mack: so do we, He has given MS an
anomalous proposition on the inside his.
tory of the Salt Lake Mystery which,
even To us. Mt this writing, is as
vet Just AS much a mystery as 1t was
before he attempted TO write even so
much MS single line regarding ITS
ultimate recovery Mr.. Mack has had
his last chance: so have YOU. We have
given YOU all chance. hut Mack has
thrown every ono Of our characters
completely "out of sight, and tho re
suit is that tomorrow morning II viii
he MP 10 DR. Ned Hcwctt of this city,
who is not only known as an enter
tainer but one of the best Young men
about town. to eNtricatc every one from
the impossible Read thc story IN the
morning. II viii do you good, any
how