The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-27

year, The annual budget Is $50, 004, 392,
and the fixed budget sSS2i .o56. Estlmat-
| ed receipts from tho national lottery are
| S2.O0OO0O
DENVER Colo, May 2s.-Tt is an
jerry OF the Denver & Rio Grandc and
a party OF distinguished engineers Is on
The WAY TO Colorado to investigate the
/ condition Of the Tennessee Pass tunnel
which caved In last week.
/ SALTil.LO, Mexico. May 26-Thc
/ drouth In this state and throughout Du-
! range continues, and thousands OF cat
/ tlc ar" dying from thirst and starvation.
Even If the rains should come soon II
| would he too late 10 save the cattle as
| the grass has been burned Off.
MITCHELL. S, d. May 2G.-MaJor
Israel G. Greene aged eighty five. the
| watomic at Harpcrs Ferry, Va, is dead.
on MS farm near here where he had
| lived for thlrtysiX years Greene was
close friend of General Robert Z, Lee.
Ell PASO. Tex. May 26-Thc Rio
Grande ,a n' riyGT is the highest in It's It's his
ley above and below III Paso are seri-
ously threatened. In El Paso county
I force OF men has been constantly at
! work cutting away driftwood in order to
| save the bridges.
TACOMA. wash. May "a feature
OF the couriesies extended TO the Jap
| anese naval cadets now in port was
| visit To the Tacoma high school today.
| where both the cadets and the high
school pupils sang patriotic songs. Sight
| seeing tours for the men and social re-
! coptions for the officers arc keeping the
| visitors well entertained
CHICAGO, May 2s-The case OF Mad
den, Pouchet and Boyle. the labor lead
| ers charged with conspiracy to eNtorL. IL
expected to go TO the jury tomorrow As
| q nj Ia To- lhI
| his argument for the prosecution today
and was followed by Everett jennings for
| tho defense. States Attorney Wayman
VIII close for the state tomorrow.
BOSTON. May 26.-The mammoth new
building on the Charles river IN Cam
leather fair VIII be held In July, was
thrown open today. The fair building is
q permanent structure of steel and rein
| forced concrete. It has total floor space
OF 100000 feet and Will accommodate 49,
600 people.
CHICAGO. May 26-An expedition una-
der the leadership of Professor L, 8;
Grant OF Northwestern university, viii
| leave Evanston juno = to do work for
| the United states geologic survey scrv-
| fec in Alaska, The party Will proceed TO
Seattle and go from there TO valdez.
| Alaska. studying glaciers and copper and
gold prospects on Prince William Sound.
NOkTi AltI1NGTON, n. j.. May %
Captain Thomas r. Baldwins flight in
! his new drigiblc balloon was marred this
| evening by the Carelessness OF specta-
| tor He seized the guide rope. causing
| damaged the propeller. Captain Baldwin
| was not injured. Before the mishap the
dirieiblc sailed 10 yards, making three
TULSA, Okla, May 2s.-saturaay of
| this week. it Is believed, will see the
finish OF the inves legation OF the Musko-
gee town lot frauds now going on here
| before the federal grand jury, When the
| jury resumed its sittings today twenty
| out OF town witnesses, mostly from cast
ern states. were on hand ready to testify.
There are sixty-fve others in the city
| yet to be examined,
NEW YORK, May 26.--In an opinion
] handed down today by the corporation
counsel Japanese subjects in New York
are entitled by virtue OF the recent treaty
| entered into between this country and
Japan TO all trade privileges held by
raised by the chief OF the bureau OF
| licenses concerning the renewal of Ii
cehses Of Japanese to engage In business
| In Coney Island.
BUTTE. Mont. May pa special to
the Miner from Rcd Lodge. Mont, states
| that Karl Kline, aged 81. Was convicted
there yesterday OF the mypter OF John
| fenced to ten years in the pepitentiary,
Frederick Byrd. small coal operator
was found guilty Of mur0er In the second
| degree and sentenced TO twenty-five years
| I'm the pcnitcntiary for the killing OF his
| partner, Rasmus Petland, near Joliet No
vcmber %. 1908.
| NORFOLK, Neb.. May 26.-Tran serv-
| ice between Norfolk and the Rosebud
| country was stIll tied up early today by
| damaged bridges and washouts on the
| Chicago &: Northwestern, north OF here,
| but railroad officials hoped 10 get trains
through by tonight. The terrific rainfall
| ceased this morning. The first soaking
| rain of the year visited the Rosebud
country yesterday and last night, heavy
rains falling all over Northern Nebraska
| and southern South Dakota west into the
| Black Hills,
| LOS ANGELES. Cal, May 26.-Thc SUI
| prcme court has handed down a decision
| reversing the findings Of the superior
| court in the case of former Governor II,
| r. Markham OF California and George II.
| Coffin: against whom Judgment was or
| glnally rendered in the sum or 2OOo0
| In favor OF certain stockholders OF the
| American BOY Mining company an Ari-
zona corporation 1T was charged that
! the former governor and Coffin had tenn
| porarily appropriated funds subscribed
| for the development OF the American Boy
| company TO the development OF the
| American Girl company.
ROOSEVELT AND PARTY