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9uBer oen Nominotioncn fir
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Faiir Jar Meiie iM'S Naslnao tc-
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pleHef regtctonbsIthrW, btN64eNb
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lpbn N. c'esnnsr. 3ro6ibiiicn.
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rhomae 9. EartS, HepnbFtdn.
2rant Z. peus, Democratic.
3reberid q. Venff. Republiean.
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Dir etaafs. senatsr, sitrtsr 2ssisiattp.
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II, 81, -. nno ~. Ssars.
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Apbert s. Carr. Democratic.
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militant ,Srodett, GcciaIift.
Z. Trant Grppther, Nepibtieau.
sufan e. Wirsuspb. Democratic.
Otniam @Iafer. Brobibition.
Robert Or. 8raf, SoeiaIiit.
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Arltusteu &. 9aseHus. 8robibilion.
gsintam Suefh, 9euioerptic.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
PETITION OF CITY FOR
REHEARIAG IS DENIED
Supreme Court Rules Again on
Damage Case Against the
Municipality.

The supreme court handed down an
opinion Thursday. denying the petition
of the city for rehearIng in the case
of Thomas Morris against the city and
Birch X Sons Construction company TO
recover for damages alleged 10 have
resulted to properly through the carry
ing ont by Birch under a contract with
the cltr OF municipal improvements III
front OF Morris s property.
The lower court, at the trial of the
action, took the case from the jury,
discharged the contractors, and sub
mittcd the case against the city TO the
jury under special instructions. A ycr-
dict for $3.50 against the city was re-
turned in favor Of Morris
Simultaneously. the city appealed
from the Judgment against ii singly
aud Morris from the Judgment discharg-
ing the contractor. and the supreme
court, in recent opinion. affirmed the
judgment agaiVet the city. but reversed
The Judgment 'diScharging Birch aud
ordered new trial so far as Birch was
concerned.
The city then moved for a rehearing,
which the supreme court, in the opinion
written by Justice Frick and concurred
ID by his associates. denies.
In carrying out the Improvement in
front of Morris's property. Birch cut
the roots of some trces be intended TO
remove, which subsequently,. before
they were removed. were blown down
onto Norris house. The city dis
claimed any responsibility for this,
claiming that Birch was an independent
contractor not regularly employed by
the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23

meni and VIII this year be held in the
kindergarten rooms. Refreshments OF
the girls own preparation are to he the
feature OF the affair
Chairman W w. Ritter Of the board OF
regents will address the university stu
dents at chapel this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
New Interpretations
The following articles of incorporation

The following articles Of Incorporation
were filed Thursday:
The Cold Crown Consolidated Mining
and Milling company of Heber City,
Wasatch county taking over the Mock
ing Bird claims, 10 4. inclusive; and the
In the Star mining district. Ecayer coun-
ly. in payment of the capital stock OF
100000 which is divided into 100000
shares OF ~ cents each. Of which $50
900 shares are treasury stock: Richard
Jones. president William L. Van Was-
oner, vice president, Simon Epperson.
urer, a. C. Hatch. L. r. Culmer and L.
NJ. Mohlman with the president and vice
president, directors
The Annie Laurie Mining and Milling
company of Provo; amended articles de-
crcaSinc the capital stock from 81 900 to
100000. in 100000 shares OF 10 cents
each.
The Trocadero Amusement company OF
this city. taking over the amusement
lease OF Arley l.. Savage on a part of
the Salt Palace grounds: capitalization,
$500, divided into as many shares OF 81
each: l.. w. Stringfcllow. president. \.
l., White. vice president. n. ., Jensen,
manager. These also form the direc
to:'atc,
The Neff Livestock COMPANY Of East
llll 'lHtE5 Ca dplldIlS llOn. Sh","VU, CIV lI'N
into as many shares ol 81 each, OF which
5000 shares are subscribed: Samuel Mem,
president; John NJ Cannon. vice presi-
deut. David Neff secretary and treas
urcr, These also form the directorate,
The other incorpoiators arc Iua. Amy
j.. and Harriet ;. NelG,
The Newhouse Hotel company OF this
city; capitalization. Sl.i00,0O0. divided
into li.0U0 shares. valued at 500 apiece,
OF which 5000 arc preferred and 5000 com
mon; Samuel Newhousn president; NJ.
II. Walker vice president; Lafayette
IIanchett. treasurer. {. G. Parsons, Jr..
secretary; W. j. Halloran, W. II. Dick
son, Nephi l., Morris, j. w. Houston, ].
L. Walker. Frank \. Druehi, John Y.
Smith. J. Frank Judge, Charles 6. Par
sons. George :. Aucrbach. John Dern.
Harry G. Edwards. Charles y. Strevel
ana John :. Hransford. additional direc-
tors. The property a, Fourth South and
Main street, on which the Ncwhouse
hotel is going up is taken over in pay
ment Of 5000 shares Of preferred stock.
The treasury stock is 300 shares. of
which 500 are preferred and 5000 COM
mon stock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23

,,E,p Except for the temperature being
Sngntiy below normal. Thursday was an
ioeai day There was 100 per cent %:
IA the bright. blue armament. Today.
Dr. Hyatt says. the good weather viii
. yhe harometric pressure has Increased
dhring the past twenty four hours ovaY
INC middle plateau and midGlr slope of
me Rockies. where fair weather n,.w pre-
<atis. Thursday Il low pressure area was
fentrai over the upper Lake region. and
caused rainy and cloudy weather from
tne upper lakes eastward 10 the Atlantic
coast Low pressure continued over the
<onth plateau, and caused rain or snow
over portions of Utah. New Mexico, Colo
fado, Wyoming and Kansas
Friday meteorological record at the
local station of the United States weather
pureau FOR the twenty four hours ending
~ y. m. was as follows:
Temperature at 6 p. M. 10 degrees:
uaximum temperature, 81 degrees: mini
mum temperature, 80 degrees, mean tenn
pcrature, 40 degrees, which is l. degrees
below normal
Total deficiency of temperature since
'ne nrst Of the month. GO degrees.
Accumulated excess o! temperature
since january /, 500 degrees.
Totnl precipitation. none.
Total precipitation since the first of the
montl. 90 Of an inch. which is III
inches below normal
& Accumulated excess ot precipitation
since January I. I.26 inches.
4 Relative humidity ct 6 p. IN. 81 per
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Henry Wolfe 1922 Ninth East, boy.
Harry W.sIIow. $40 East First South.
boy.
Isaac Martin, 5S6 West Third South
girl.
Herbert V. Rasmussen. 9$G Hazel
street. hoy.
Mike Booman. PAP West First South,
boy,
Howard willis Ropas, S5S seventh East,
boy.
Henry Warren Bennett. il6 North Sec
ond West. boy.
John w. Ncllard 233 J. street, BOY.
Emil y. Johnson, Cos West Third
North, girl,
Joseph G. Windheld, % Eosclla street.
girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
Temperatures Elsewhere,
L. ID. S. u. NOTES

"a special organ recital will bc given q:
be tabernacle Friday fov the benefit OF
ne students OF the J.. ID. < T. This is
hc second recital which has been given
or the students this year. y delightful
tpgrnlnmc has bccn prepared by Prof.
icClellan for the occasion. and MI. Nc
fellan himself Will cttiriatc at the srca
ryan. The regular school work will not
n carried out OF that morning. aud
haDel exercises viii also bc abolished.
'he recital VIII last one hour.
Ben +. Rich spoke To the student body
fstcrday morning at chapel exercises.
t- Rich confined his talk lions the line
higher education. and now 1t can ho.
ptaincd ny any one who has tho grit TO
et in and buckle ia the task. He said
hDt " Il person undertook 10 read q
pok. let him finish the book. rot half
caI IL. In this. he said that person
rDo could Start book and finish ii had
.o. ability To do greater things
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
BRAND OF WEATHER
IS NEARLY PERFECT
Best of 1t Is That DR.. Hyatt
Promises More of Same
Kind.
THURSDAYS TEMPERATURES.

Forecast for Friday-Fair. with
rising temperature
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
Real Estate Transfers,

IN man. Ia land in section Il, Town
ship 2 south, range west....s
Joseph c. Cahoun 10 Belva Berg
man, land in section L. town
ship 5 south, range | wcst......
Il. B McConaughy 10 II, f. Croft.
II, lots IS and 10. block 2. Coates
& Corums subdivision ..,.,.,.,. .
A. West, part block ~, plat r.. 50
Elias S. Miller and wife to J ".
Park, land in section :. town
ship south, range ! east ..,... 2
G. Fl. Backman to John Williams;
lot l., blocl: 81. plat 9 80; i
W. s. Walker Prosser To Salt Lake
Hardware company lot 2, block
81. plat \ ..,..,,..,.....,...., 40
Mutual Investment company 10
James j. Jensen, land In section
10 township south, range l
Jesse Ncwpoid to Mary NewboId.
land in section %, township
L. Is, Swaner to George b. stand
ing. lot 10, Liberty Park addi-
Jane a. Jouns to Phillip, swtcher -
lot 4. block 40. plat D..,.,...., 80,
William j Jenkins 10 lanes U.
Jenkins, land in section 30. town
ship south. range west ,,....
Hans Peter Hansen To John u. Me
Donnell. land In section s. town
ship south. range ! cast ..,..... 2.G'
Ella 5. Sears to AIhambra Ice
and Power company. part lots
and u. block s. ten-scrc plat a. %, %
Annie <, Cutler et nj. Ia {, Il,
Peterson, land In section 26.
township south rang. | west. I,5'
Lcdrue I.overidgc 10 Nj. II. Low
erIdgc lot =. block -, plat + ....
Henry Sandrrson tp Belle Apple
gate. lot 5. block ~. plat B.. t,2l
lie Grand Young - Linns Savings
Bank and Trust company, lots SIS
to o., block 3. Park View ,.....
Mary a. N. Cannon to Lillian II
Cannon. part block 4, plat G 49,. l.Gj
Gustave 4 Rlchman to Laura
Fridge, lot 2i block l. univcr-
sity subdivision ............,..... 81
Josephine Christansen In Nils c.
Chrstiansen, lot II: block =, New
England addition ,.............
Josephine Christensen Ia Nils &,
Christianscn land in section ;,
township ! south, range 1 west.
William Best and wife To Dora
Rppe Croft, lot /. block 5. five
acre plat \ .,......-... ,...... 500
Anna Hoiche to G.. G. Scarlos, lot
and pnrt OF lot $. block 2. Rock
wells First addition ..........,.. ! S0
Henry G.. Hoffman 10 Mary T. Nc
Guire. lots o. IS. 10 and 10. block
:. Baltimore subdivision ..-......
Martha Winter To Hannah Hanson.
lot l. block fl, plat \ .....-...
Martha Winter 10 Sarah Gilmore.
lot /. block II. plat a ..,.,...,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
Por Whooping Cough.

Give Chamberlain g Cough Remedy
1t will keep the cough loose, expecto.
ration easy and render tbe fits Of
coughing less frequent aud less severe,
1t is safe and sure. For sale by all
druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
UNUSUAL THINGS IN WALL
PAPER

Any one can furnish wall papers that
have ouIy house cleaning qualities. To
produce artistic effects requires taleut
end study, All our previous efforts are
surpassed III excellence, good taste and
merit. We have everything for dis
tinct purpose and a vast variety TO
select from. Geo. w. Ebert s. Co., 81
Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
Marriage Licenses,

r. : Gipple Of Wiliomsville, y, i,
and Mary r Harper of Ssntauuiu
stephen 7. HAYS and Mary Louise Grey
OF salt Lake City.
Edward Kendall aud Miulc Burles of
Salt Lake City.
j. r. I.eavi,t of Dunlock and Flora G.
Harder Of bennington.
Frederick Bmpcr and Elizabeth Brooks
of Salt Lake CITY.
Harry Smith and Bessie BuIns OF Salt
Lake CITY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23

The girls of the domestic science de-
pgrtmcnt At the university entertain the
regents aud members OF The faculty al
tea this afternoon, This is an annual
affair under tho direction Of Miss AltIIca
Mhoolcr. who has chargc OF lhc depart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
Building Permits.

William r. Nuttsll, addition to
one story dwelling a, 43 North
West Temple ....,.....,..,.....S1. 81. .0oO
a. =. Miller. one-and ono half
story brick veneer four room
dwelling, 9P5 Harvard avenue. -, 1000
III. r Coulan. nno-sturr six room
brick dwelling. llo5 Eighth East
Sf,cat :, nuO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
Deaths.

rivar Draper. J.. y. $. hospital, appcn-
dicitS, aged 6. April -,
He]ma Peterson. 1j5 Social Hal! alley,
suicide. aged 36 April 2l.
Joseph Smeg, county infrmaIy, pneu-
moUis, aged 81, April %.
South, cmholss. aged S. April 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23

The Annie Laurie Mining and Milling
company OF Provo; amended articles de-
crcasng the capital stock from $3.50. 900 to
100000: in 100000 shares OF 10 cents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23
NOTES OF ~"

At special meeting OF the University
OF Utah faculty. hold Wednesday after
noon George G. Ensign was selected 10
deliver the valedictory address, Tor the
graduating normal class at the COM
meucemcnt exercises in June. While most
OF the members Of the class are girls
the general sentiment was for the selec-
ton OF one of the young men IN the
class for this position. and, accordingly.
upon the recommendation OF Professor
William NJ. stewart director OF the nor
! NAL school, and the members of the COM
mttee appointed 10 make nominations,
Mr.. Ensign was chosen for the place
selected as Velcdictorian FOR the college
graduates
The reception room at the university.
which has just undergone u complete
renovation. presents very homelike ap-
pearancc and speaks well for the efforts
women. through whose efforts the money
WAS raised to effect this much needed i'm
provcmeDt The Interior of the room is
decorated in green. The walls are tinted
curtains make the walls look especially
well. The woodwork is finished in Tlen-
ish oak. The furnishings have been large
lv donated by merchants and others who
arc Interested in the school. and while
other improvements are planned the
room at present affords comfortable
resting place for the Young women stu
dents. as well as Il convenient reception
room.
Professor T. C. French who has had
charge OF the work Of railroad engineer
ing and It number of other subjects con-
nectcd with the department of Civil Gu
cinCering. has definitely decided to sever
his connection with the university at the
conclusion Of the present school term.
Professor French was offered his position
again next yea: at the recent meeting
ol the board oi regents, and since then
he has had under consideration the mat
ter OF renewing his contract, Wcdnes-
DAY he gave Professor Il. l.. Lyman. head
Of the department. his final decision, and
Professor Lyman Immediately started
negotiations with number oil men whom
he thinks would be able TO fill the place
in satisfactory manner. Besides rail
road engineering, the man selected must
he able 10 teach municipal engineering.
plane surveying and sier"otomy. Pro
fsssOr wrench has been connected with
the university Tor two years aud has al
ways been held in high esteem by the
students and professors alike. His loss
viii hc kecnly felt at the Institution. lie
has not yet decided as TO which of sew
cral plans he will follow next year. but
during tho summer hc will carry out u
number OF government surveying con-
tracts which he was recently awarded
The girls of the domestic science de-
p1rtmcnt n the university entertain the
regents aud members OF The faculty AT a
tea this afternoon, This is an ANIMAL
affair. under tho direction Of Miss AltIica
Wheeler who has charge OF HE depart
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07
A POOL ROOM CUSTOMER
MUST BE PROTECTED

It is the duty of the owner or own
eTs OF a soft drink place, billiard or
pool room to protect a customer from
bodily harm. when such customer is
peacefully pursuing the even tenor Of
his way.
This is embodied in a decision hand
ed down by the court Of appeals on
Tuesday IN the case Of L. P. Moone
against Paul Smith. proprietor Of a
pool and billiard room in Atlanta.
While Moore was playing a game Of
pool row started in the room be-
tween several parties, and Moone,
who was not IN the racket, vas struck
in the eye, the sight being destroyed,
Moone brought action against Smith,
and IN the city court Judge Reid sus-
tanned demurrer throwing ii out
OF court. The court Of appeals re-
yersed the decision, and ruled that
the case should have gone to the
jury.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07
PATTON GIVEN A PROMOTION.
He is Now travelling Freight Agent
of the A., 3. & A.

The many friends of Charles Pat
ton, travelling passenger agent OF the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad, are extending CONGRATULATIONS
and wishing him success in bis new
peld, he having been promoted by the
traffic officials of his Company to the
position of travelling freight agent.
with headquarters in Cincinnati, o.
o MI. Patton hes for several years
been a missionary in the railroad field
of the southeast, first with the c., b..
& @. railroad later with HIS present
employees He is an energetic and
genial worker and number his friends
by the scores. His appointment to the
Cincinnati position was effective on
October j, -sy
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07

Williams Bros. Co.'s Sweet Midget
Pickles afe extra fine. Ask your grocer
for them.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07

Use Blue Ribbon MIX and hell
Findley down the trust.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07

Nunnally's chocolates satisfy be-
cause of their absolute purity and
freshness. You should get that in
every candy you buy. You are as
sured It in Nunnally's when you get
them az Fearrington's.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07

Foley's Honey and Tar clears me
air passages. stops the irritation in
the throat, sootbes the indamed mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and infamed lungs
afe healed and strengthened, and the
cold is expelled from the system Re-
fuse any but tn genuine in the vel
low package. For sale at Atiapra
Pharmacy. a.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07

Try a pound hoX Of Nnnnally's to-
night. Isn't It long time since you
aad s BOX? Harrington
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-07

fry one OF those Fried Trout at thf
I fe Royal. They are delicious.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-01
Unac cruz

Ell habil artifice senior don Francisco
Aguilar, ha construido una cruz, de
gran tamaiio, para la tumba de la Sc
norita Angelina Lamar, hija del anti
quo empleado del BOLETIN MER
CANTIL, don Celestino Lamar.
Ell trabajo ha sido elogiadisimo por
cuantas personals han visitado ell ce-
menterio. La bella cruz monumental Sc
alza en- el cementerio nuevO, sobre la
tumba que ha sido muy visitada hoy
por los deudos y amigos de la virtuosa
y malograda hija del senor lamar, que
nos ha rogado hacer en- su nombre una
publica demostracion de gratitud al
generoso Y habil artifice Francisco
que ha hecho regaiado la
hermosa cruz funeraria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-01
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De re egreso

En- ell trasatlatico "Morro Castle ,
han tornado pasaje para esta lsla, Mites
tros distinguidos amigos don Angel Ri
vero, don Francisco del Vale Y seno-
"a, ell doctor don Esteban Saldana. el
.icencado Dexter, los seliores de Calaf
Y Brunei, las senoritas de Monroir. Y
"a sonora de don Jacinto Texidor.
a tan distinguidas personali.lades
lesea el BOLETIN una dichosa trave-
sia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-01
La senana rOia

Ell anuncIO del estrenO de una SEN
|sacional pelicula de los desmanes CO.
|metidos por las turbas la semana tra-
gica en- Barcelona, llevo al Cine Gu
bano desbordante concurrencia.
En- los palcos vimos, entire distingui-
das personals, al morabo Iglesias, que,
como un burgues cualquiera, Sc exhi-
bia q Ia admiration de la jarEa disemi-
NADIA por el Cine.
La pelicula estrenada es buena, aun-
que no esta tomada, como es de supo-
nerse, en- los momentos de pillaje v dc
bandolerlsmo, que tanto han elogiado
aqul los anarquistas incorporates a la
/" American Federation of Labor.
La cinta es un tragico desfile de los
destrozos hechos por las turbas. Las
ruinas estan humeantes a1n.
Los lnorabitos iniciaron un APPLAUSE
que ell p0bico sensato reprimio, al pro-
,yectarSe en el lienZO una eStatua rOta,
acrancada lie su pedestal por la turba
desenfrenada.
Los mucaros, 81 alguno habia cl sa-
bado en- el Cine, han debido estremc-
cerse De terror al YER en- la oscuridad
las caras que ponian Iglesias com
parsa contemplando la pelicula de la
semana roja.