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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
REPAIRS PROGRESS
At THE FAIR GROUNDS

Repairs of different kinds are progress
sing rapidly at the state fair grounds.
The race track IS being put in shape for
the coming meet. and all over the grounds
men and teams are industriously engaged
in making varied improvements.
The grand stand IS to be enlarged The
paddock is to De removed from the east
end of the grand stand to the west end
One hundred new stalls are in course OF
construction. and work on the clubhouse
is getting on nicely.
4 number of stalls are already occu-
pied by horses. and eight carloads Of run
ming stock are expected TO arrive from
California fo1aN-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
FIRST PUBLIC MEETING
OF UTAH HEALTH LEAGUE

The first public meeting OF the Utah
Health league will be held next Tuesday
evening at the public library at o'clock
DR.. J. Z. Talmage. the president has an
nOunced the special topic to be taken up
as The Public MIX Supply" and this
will be treated under the following heads:
The Cow" DR.. F. r. Murray of the
bureau of animal industry
Dairy Conditions in Utah. DR.. F. E
Clark of Logan.
The Sanitary Dairy Willard Hanson,
state food and dairy Inspector.
THE Milk DR.. Clarence Snow
Thomas Glenn Of the University OF
Chicago will present a paper. All who
are interested viii be welcomed. and the
subjects will be given thorough dis
cuSsion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Union LINE MEN
VISIT THIS CITY
Denial Made That Passenger
Office viii Be Established
Here in Near Future.

live officials of the passenger depart
an, of the Union Line of the Pennsyl-
--is system visited Salt Lake yesterday
-o1- through the west They came
on SgIr Lake from Butte yesterday fore
In and viii leave this morning Tor the
- la the party were Samuel Moody
g pitfsburg general passenger agent OF
CL usrueyIvania lines. c. L. ktmbdll Of
.-tirago assistant general passenger
1+ of the Pennsylvania lines; j. NJ.
eell.sbrough Of St. Louis, general pasSen-
~ sosnr of he Nandalia railroad; George
T1U OF Denver, district passenger
Int IF the Pennsylvania lines, and NJ.
~ van Horn Of Los Angeles, district pas
-sroa- agent of the Pennsylvania lines
M KfmbaH. who has charge of all the
-.--sargar business west Of Chicago for
h. pennsylvania system. denied that the
,4eff 0f the officials TO Salt Lake was for
10 ruru0sa Of looking over the held with
o. view To establishing passenger agency
n SALT Lake. The trip, he SAID, was mere
ID. Tor the purpose Of doing little mis-
'.,rFs pennsylvania lines" said Mr..
--5-rbaU will eventually have 10 estab-
'isr n passenger agency in Salt Lake, put
g-a cannot do it right away II would be
Eo~5 10 saw when We will establish such
- branch here but at any rate II VIII not
10 I'm the near future
tow weeks ago a statement was given
,-t from the. general offices of the Penn
-.- agency would be established in Salt
40 The reason for the change Of
T,rs b,- the railroad company was not
s5. known by the Pennsylvania Off
LAS vino were here yesterday
SIr IIimbaH said that the passenger
t-efrass westward this summer would be
r-ssrer than ever before. The natural
r-eTd of migration" he said, is west
nd It is especially so since the panic.
The manic struck the west with less de
er-1ctive force than il did the east, Then'
FOO The west is more bUoyant than the
ssst aud RECEIVERS from financial de-
rrpssiOn much quicker.
"Tn addition to the ordinary travel west
ward the Grand Army encampment IN
Salt Lake. the exposition in Seattle and
rra Grand lodge Of Elks in Los Angeles
s-s speciaI inducements which will great
Iv increase the westward travel People
Going westward this year are all plan
ming to 90 TO Salt Lake either going or
turning We are booking more people
through salt Lake than we have ever done
before. You will have a great deal more
tourist travel through Salt Lake this year
than ever before
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
THREE GROCERS ARE FINED
First Prosecutions in Ogden for Vic.
lation of the State Pure
Food law

Three Ogden grocers. +. r. Watkins,
J. r. Condor and G. A. Nichols. were
found guilty Of a misdemeanor and fined
s. and costs each By Judge John D. Muir
ply in municipal court yesterday for viO-
latiOn of the new pure food law. The
Offense consisted of selling butter not
properly stamped with the name of the
maker and the number of ounces in the
package. These were the first prosecu-
lions under the law enacted by the recent
legislature and this accounts for the light
punishment. 1t is the announced policy
Of the local authorities to enforce the pure
fOoC laws to the letter. The prosecutions
were on complaints sworn to by Willard
Hanson. state food and dairy commits
sioner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Ouden Briefs.

Mrs. " H Roth and son OF wyoming
are guests Of Afr. and Mrs. A p. Hey-
wood
Through the default OF the plaintiff.
Kate Bailey has been granted a divorce
from Joseph W Bailey.
Judge S T. Corn has been sailed 10
Basin, Wyo.. on legal business and viii
be absent from the city several DAYS.
A large delegation Of Chicago boosters.
me mbers OF the chamber OF commerce,
will visit Ogden in June on their campaign
for business through the west
President J. T. KinEsbury Of the Uni
versity Of Utah addressed the students
Of the Ogden High school yesterday and
was given a hearty reception.
Mrs Althea Russell left yesterday FIR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

way for the musical festival TO be given
in the Grand Opera house May y under
the auspices of the Ogden Tabernacle
choir. The Chicago Symphony orchestra,
under the leadership of AdOlDh ROsen-
becker. is to be the attraction with Aida
Hemni, soprano; David 3. Duggan, tenor:
Guy Woodland, vioiinist; Harriet FrOhm,
cOntralto; Frank A Preisch bass, and
Myrtle Evans. pianist. An afternoon and
evening program will be given. In the
evening the OratOrio. Lazarus" by Ju-
Ian Edwards, will be presented with the
assistance OF the tabernacle choir under
the leadership of Joseph Ballantyne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Motion Picture Company.

Articles Of incorporation for the Pro-
gressive Motion Picture company were
filed with the county clerk yesterday.
The capitalization of the company is SIS
600, divided into shares Of the par value
of 800 each. The company is to run for
100 years, and its principal place of bust
ness is to be Ogden. The incorporators
are Albert SCOwcrOft, Charles Ziemer. W.
". HOdkinsOn. H a. Sims and Susie
Sims. Scowcroft IS president. Ziemer
vice president. HOdkinson, secretary. and
Sims. treasurer. The officers constitute
the directorate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23

middle of May. Judge" said William Ross
IN police court yesterday, but I'm going
to take care of my sick wife and babies
ilrsJ' ana that sewer won't get fixed until
they have everything they need. I would
not take million dollars each for nv
Riddles. and I'd sell all the sewers in
the world for 10 cents"
Have the sewer work COMPLETED nv
June 1, said Judge Bowman. and Won
and. / won't have any disagreement -
Ross mas been summoned into court times
innumerable in regard to sewer repairS
near his property and yesterday. in des-
perauon. detied the civic government and
got away with it.
Harry z. Spears. charged with the lar
ceny of gold watch from J. H. Knicker-
booker. Main street jeweler. was tried
by jury yesterday in police court. but an
agreement could not be reached and the
jury was discharged.
Former Judge 9. 3. DiebI who an
peared for the defense. made the direct
statement that a man by the name of F,d
Huston had stolen the watch ana that
Spears Is innocent The jury divided even
ly for acquittal and conviction. the onIv
question being which side had told the
least untruths," as one Of the Jurors ex-
pressed it.
A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. % I'd Main
street, 500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Alleged Box Car Thieves.

Special Officer Hart of the Union Pa
cific brought three alleged box car thieves
to Ogden from Evanston. Wyo.. Yesterday
and landed them in the county Jail. They
are Frank kreais. Herman Evans oud
James Burns They boarded asUnion Pa
cific freight train I'm Ogden some d.
ago and robbed one Of the cars before fbe
train got out OF the county. They were
caught in Wyoming and will be tried hero
ON the rharEP of burRlarr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
DEATH OF H. w. NAISBITT.
Well Known Citizen of Ogden Passes
AWAY

Henry ". Naisbitt. for the past ten
years deputy county treasurer. died at his
home in this city yesterday after lin
gering illness, although he remained at
his desk until a few days ago. Mr.. Nais-
bitt was "a years Of age. having been
born in Salt Lake City June 4. 1855. Be
fore entering the treasurer's office ne was
deputy in the assessors office, and be-
fore that he was employed for years By
the Il. c. N. 1. He leaves a wife. four
daughters and one son. Two OF the
daughters are married, Mrs. Frank Pierce
and Mrs Frank Stevens Arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been COM
Dieted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Runaway Gives People on Twenty
Fourth Street Thrills.

A runaway on Twenty-fourth street yes
terday afternoon caused excitement The
horse belonged to George Mcbride, a
second hand store man, and was driven
by Howard Flanagan. The animal be
came unmanageable at the top Of the
Twenty-fOurth street hill; threw the
driver out: dashed down the hill at
hreakneck speed; hit q rig belonging TO
Last & Thomas, causing the horse to
run away; struck a street car on Wash
ington avenue at the foot Of the hill.
smashing the rig making kindIing wood
Of the load of furniture and throwing the
horse violently against another rig. caus-
ing still another runaway. Flanagan.
the driver, was badly bruised and skinned
in his contact with the pavement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
TO COLLECT NOTE.

Louis D. Marks has filed suit against
J. II. Willard Golf. Naomi Golf. Isaac
Golf and ]. Frank Cor for the recovery
of 81, 296. with 10 per cent interest and
s1CO attorneys fees. on a promissory
note executed May Z. 1898. and payable
in five years. Foreclosure is sought on
property on which the note IS secured in
section l., township 8 south. range
west. Salt Lake meridian. to satisfy q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Salt Lake Charity Association.

he purpose OF this organization is to
investigate all applications for charity:
10 help the helpless: to give opportunity
70 The worthy but unfortunate to help
.Lemselves; to protect the public from
opposition In short. to make charity
te-tlcal and systematic
unds are urgently needed. and those
--nlToutlng may be assured that the
-I-ey viii be judiciousIy expended
'-sIe 1t viii do the greatest good.
". ohJributiOns should be sent to VI. Il
bank O'iie'S
Officers Of the association are: Dr.. T.
Q. Beatty. president; ]. B. Evans, sec
Ca-yi N. II. Walker, treasurer.
,Ct1er directors: Simon Bamberser.
H. Nont Ferry, ". V. Rice, F. A
TtL,enl Rev. E. I. Goshen, William H
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
c. c. SLADE IS ASKING
FOR IMMEDIATE HEARING

e. c.. Slade who was recently indicted
hv the federal grand jury for robbing the
mails in the local pOstOffice, has asked
that he be given an immediate hearing
before the United States court Slade says
no will plead guilty to the charges
brought against him. ana Is ANXIOUS ~
besin having the penalty for his crime.
No date has been set by the court as to
when his hearing viii be held, but 1t Is
understood that he viii appear before
Judge Marshall the latter part OF next
vvsek for hearing and sentence. Should
SIade be sentenced TO prison he Will be
taken to the federal prison at Leaven-
worth kaE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
BEAVER POACHERS.

Game Wardens Make Capture in
Wyoming.
District Forester Clyde Leavitt has re-
Ceived a report from Superintendent Mil
Ter of the Teton forest in Wyoming tell
ing of the capture of a game DOacheT
who has been causing trouble in the Jack
son Hole country. The man gave mis-
rame as G NJ. Neal and was rounded up
by Rangers Alsop, Rosecrans and Rom
ey. He had the hides of five freshly
killed beaver in his possession when
caught. He was taken to town, fined
500 and placed in Jail for sixty days.
Beaver trapping has been forbidden by
law in Wyoming so that the animal is
just beginning to set a foothold again,
especially in the Jackson Hole country,
along the Buffalo Fork Of the Snake riv-
or which marks the southern boundary Of
the Wyoming state game preserve.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Death of Mrs. Alfred Palmer.

kiturah ]. Palmer. wife OF Alfred Pal
mer. and daughter OF Thomas and Mary
Broadoent Slater of Statewide died at
the family home IN this city at a~late hour
Wednesday night after an Illness Of five
years from heart disease. Mrs. Palmer
was in her forty-fourth year. She came
to Ogden about two years ago from Star
Valley for treatment. Funeral services
will be held at noon Sunday in the Third
ward meeting house in this CITY and the
interment will be in the CITY Cemetery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary NJ Cahoon to Belva Berg
man. section Is, township ? south,
range I west OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JoseDh c. Cahoon to same, section
70. township south. range 1 west.
T. F. McConaughy TO II. r. Croft,
i- lots IS and IS block , Coates
a. COTum's subdivision ..-.-.-.---.--
r T. McCOnaughy and vie 10 NJ.
A. West. part lot IA. plat D.. Sd
Elias s. Miller and wife to J. II.
Park. section 8. township : SOUTH
g IT, Backman to John Williams,
lot L block So, plat C--..----.-.-----
W S. Walker to Salt Lake Hard
ware company, lot 3, block 81 plat
Mutual Investment Co. to James J.
Jensen. section 10. township 2
south. range 1 east .-....--.-.-------
/. B. Swaner TO George B Stand
ing. lot 70 Liberty Park addition
Jane A. Young to Phillip 5. Witcher,
Tot T. block 40, plat - -. %
William J. Jenkins to Joseph E Jen-
kins. section s., township south,
range I west .--.-..-----..-
Hans Peter Hansen to John D. Nc
DonneH. section 5. township
south, range / east ..,.............. q
Ella s Sears TO Alhambra Park
lee & Power Co, part lots and
%, block s. ten-acre plat A.. 65,l
Annie 5. Cutler ct al. to 9. r. Pc
LerSOD. section p. township south,
range ! west -.-.-.---.----- 90
Ledrus LoveridCe TO NJ. II. Love
ridge. lot s. block "a. plat F-.........
Henry Sanderson to Belle Apologize,
Tot s. block s., plat B.-.--...-..--. A.
LeGrand Young to lions Savings
Bank & Trust Co.. lots IS to g.
block g. Park View ...-..-...--....
Mary A. IT. Cannon to Lillian II.
Cannon, part block 4. plat c.. il
Gustave A Richmann TO Laura
Bridge. lot p, block I, University
subdivision o.. .-.--....---.-.......... :
Joseph Christensen to Ms c.
Christensen, lot Il. block 2, New
England addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
same TO same, section I, town
ship 1 south. range 1 West..........
william Best and wife to Dora Ripe
Croft lot ], block 3, five-acre plat
.- o.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Anna Reichie to c. c. Searles. lot
3, part lot 8, block , Rockwell First
l.e--i--2n 49,, ID
H-nIy q. Hoffman TO Mary 7. Nc
CURE lots 81 S.. As and 46. block
Baltimore subdivision ..--...-..-.
Aart1a Winter TO Hannah Hanson,
lot J, block II, plat A.............--.
same 20 Sarah Gilmore. lot !, block
j. uIar s .--.----.-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
VIII Organize Republican Club.

Plans are on foot to organize a strong
branch in ogden Of the League Of Re
publican Clubs. A meeting of Repub-
licau leaders OF the community is to be
held in a few DAYS, at which IL is under
stood William Glasmann will be elected
president Of the local organization. Ru-
dOlph Kuchler, vice president and County
Clerk Samuel @. Dye. secretary. This IS
regarded as the first step in the organ
izatiOn OF the Republican forces for the
next general election
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23

RANK,s DOORS CLOSED.

Imperial Cal April 1.-THE Valley
S,ale bank at Elcentro closed its doors to-
gay and is IN the hands OF the state bank
commissioner. George A. Carter and
george A. LathrOp, president and vice
Llts-17nt respectively. are in Los Angeles
--eAi1s 20 adjust affairs OF the bank,
when has been in conflict with the state
.elh commission because of its large
.o.aing of bonds of the HOlton Power
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
Letters Of Guardianship.

William J. Seiholt petitioned the dis
trict court yesterday for letters Of guard
ianship over CLYDE. Vera and Marie
Elem. the minor children Of John q
Flem. deceased Seibolt Is the uncle of
the children. The estate consists of q
life insurance policy estimated to be
worth 5000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
New Concern viii incorporate To-
morrow or Monday.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the indie
pendent Electric company Will be filed
either Saturday o. Monday. This new,
concern was organized in salt Lake yes
terday with a capital stock Of So. OlO Its
officers are Nephi L. Morris, president.
Heber c lVerSoa- vice president /. ]
Haddock. secretary and manager. En-
gene Chandler, treasurer. and these. with
oscar O. Hemmenway and George q
Smith, VIII constitute the board of direc-
tors
The new company expects to omen for
business at No. n East Third South street
about the -irst Of May. Il viii handle a
large stock Of electrical supplies and
carry on q general construction business-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
BANQUET PLANNED.
Circulation Managers of Local Pa
pers Scheme a Spread.

The managers Of the circulations de
partments of the five daily papers met
last evening in the administration rooms
of the Tribune building, and decided to
give d banquet on the evening Of May Is.
The managers Of the local papers will be
guests on this occasion. and important
matters pertaining to newspaper circula-
ton in this city will be discussed. A com
mittee was appointed to invite the man
ayers and to make arrangements for the
banquet.
Saltafr Saturday AnriI % Dance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23

- private safe may be rented in the
IRE ana burglar proof vault OF the Salt
--1Ae security & Trust Co, 81 up Main
.-eeL. 800 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security x Trust Co, g up Main
street, SEQ per year and upwards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
FIRE EXTINGUISHEO.

Pecos. Tex ABriI AFTER burning
fourteen DAYS. sweeping an area of 201. go
acres and causing an estimated loss of
5000. prairie fire was extinguished
near this town today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
POLICE COURT GLIMPSES

You betcher sweet life I'm ready for
trial" replied Gladys COnley yesterday in
police court ANY time Gladys isn't ready
fer trial its cold day" she continued as
she BUSTED up to the attorney table
Don't YOU want to change your pea
from guilty to not guilty. querled AS
sistant City Attorney Rogers.
well" replied Gladys. Whatever 5
right. I'm for any proposition that
reasonable, an I know you're good
kid smiling sweetly at the young prose
zone hundred and twenty days in the
CITY iaiI." chimsd in Judge Bowman. and
GLADYS. who would not take advantage
Of a floater given her recently, retired
only to bob uD seTenely during the prog
ress of the next case to ask: II l m
good girl can 1 get any good time OFF,
On being assured on this point she SUD
sided for good.
The commencement of a merry war ap-
peared on the police court horizon yester-
dav when the case Of Mrs Christine
Homptflesh. charged with battering MIS-
Mary Rudy, was called. MSS. Homp
is alleged to have beaten Mrs. Rudy.
pulled out seven handfuls of hair and
finally to have kicked her in the course
Of a pitched battle last Saturday night
Fourteen women witnesses were pfeSeil'
for each side Of the argument ana tIle
case was made doubly attractive by the
statement Of 2 mysterious woman VINO
appeared at police headquarters Nester-
daV and stated she and not MIS- IlVuibt-
flesh had beaten Mrs Rudy.
eft she d mt let my husband alone she II
get il worse next time she SAID as she
left the station. The case viii be heard
next Tuesday afternoon.
lanes Mullen. a tesmsteT. IS years OF
age appeared in police court yesterday
afternoon to answer to a charge OF steal
ing a load of rock from third North ana
Third West street Mullen denied the
allegation. He is to tell more about MS
history today at > O'Clock.
lanes Burns. "A years Of age. appeared
before Judge Bowman yesterday TO eN-
plain how he became possessed OF Il nat
which was stolen from A ". Williams az
the Continental bar Wednesday night
lanes ran short on explanation however
and will remain five days in the city jail
Oavid CIohassy of Garfield came TO salt
TaEe Wednesday night ana took on q
cargo Of assorted liquids He became
sDiff1fcated' and ended up in the city
rrison. "Av OF liver git droonk agln. yer
bonor he said in reply TO request IoF
an exclamation. ''yez can give me loite n
~ Dinitintiary. Dim a dacent harrud
vsorrlIin' mon. ioOdge. an yez hOE but 10
let me go this wanst an yez II niVeF Sc
me Oirish mug before yez again VI I!
ross TIL street, av OF see yez comm
..sT-11iis,l,srged.~ said Judge Bowman.
Life in the penitentiary il you come mere
IN try and fix that sewer before the
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saltair. Saturday, April a. Dance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23

Mr.. Williams had the privilege of re-
ciprOcating on board the ship, and he
did it like a real son of the west. Dur
ing his stay in the Egyptian cities, Mr.
Williams met a number of old-time Salt
Lake and Utah people, and on the way
home everyone was curious to hear
about this wonderful land of ours"