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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17
PROVO NEWS NOTES
To The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. June 1G.-J. T.. Murdock Of
Hcber and j. William knight, the pro-
moters Of the reservoir project at the
head OF Provo river, recently visited the
state land board for the purpose of secur-
ing their cooperation In the scheme. 1t
Is hoped by the men at the head OF the
enterprise TO indnce the state board TO
invest about 500. 900 i'm the project. The
proposed reservoir will store the waters
from several lakes and streams at the
head Of Provo river. and will reclaim
about 10 600 acres of land In this and Wa
satch counties.
meeting of the Utah County Medical
society was held today in the Provo Com
cussion were the sanitary conditions of
the slaughter houses and dairics. \ com
mittec was appointed TO draw up rcsolu~
tions on the subjects and draft ordi
nance to regulate dalrlcs and slaughter
houses in the city. This ordinance viii
be presented to the city council! and its
cns ctmcnt into law requested. The com
mlttec comprises Doctors ]. w: Aird, Da
vld Westwood and City Physician ), Il.
Hosmer
Oregon Mining company were fled with
The county clerk today Lehi IS the prin,
cipal place OF business. and the capital
stock is $50 900. in shares of the par value
Of cents each, The company takes over
and will develop the Oregon Nos. l. and
Q mining claims, situated near Toplln, In
Tooelc county. The officers and directors
are as ]?llows: : ", Ross president; r,,
secretary; ]. z. Gutter, treasureri L.
l.l.I,... a., .!uI %. l.. rIolGcu
4. ]. Exams. j. H. Wooton: ID. G.
strong and others appeared before the
county commissioners today and asked
fbat the county take over the American
Fork Canyon toll road and maintain the
sanc as a county road hereafter. There
is an indebtedness Of $500 against The
company which has been operating lne
road and this the company wishes IN"
county to assume. The owners OF tn.
road claim that they cannot collect
enough To keep up the road. and say me
county ought TO own ii and keep IT. mp.
This road Is used 10 travel to and from
the mines in American Fork canyon The
matter WAS taken under adviseWent.
The county commissioners ranNasscd
the returns from the recent capitol tax
election Yesterday. The total vote III
Utah county was 267 yeas and 1863 NAYS.
Marriage licenses have been issued l."
the following couples: Leland NArhur-
ton Of Pleasant Grove and Edna hrusc
OF American Fork; =, II. Hazel Nj. ID"
of Salt Lake and Elsie Jensen OF Provo;
| g W Love, Jr., and Flora Newell, both
OF Provo,
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CRIMINAL ASSAULT IS
. CHARGE AGAINST M'kAY
Dora BeIknap, Eleven Years
Old, Is in a PrecariOus Con-
ditiOn at Present.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. June l6.--LyIng on a rude pal-
let in the roar OF the Chesapeake restaur-
ant one OF the unprctentious resorts on
twenty fifth street, between Lincoln and
Wall avenues. little Dora Belnap, the IL
year-old daughter OF Mrs. Herbert Pres
Ton, Is in precarIous condition as the
result of an alleged criminal assault made
upon her late yesterday afternoon by
Joe Mckay, man nearing 50 years Of
age. There appears 10 bo an element
Z of mystery connected with the affair,
When Mrs. Preston was seen by The
Tribune .nlS evening she was d.siuclned
TO discuss the matter, and her replies
were OF an cvasive nature. She finally
told the following s;ory:
MY daughter was sent for the family
washing yesterday afternoon. When she
returned. she told me that she had been
across the .viaducl with Mckay. and that
must have been drugged as she could
tell me none OF the details of the assault.
She returned 10 the restaurant. accom-
panied by Mckay, and a short time after
wards complained of being i'll and went
into commissions. Since then her mind
has been wandering, and only at inter
vals has she been able to speak intelli-
gently. | sent for DR.. 3. S Gordon, DR.
j. w. Pidcock and DR., l.. NJ. Conroy who
were here today and examined the girl.
My child Is badly bruised about the body
and several portions of her body are badly
swollen. | would like To see this man
Mckay and take a shot at him for what
he has done. although I hear he has left
town. He had a good many friends here,
where he worked In a blacksmith shop
as Ire was a member OF the Eagles and
the Rcdmen."
Others living nearby say they saw the
child leave the place with Mckay, and
saw him return with her shortly after
o'clock. Mrs Preston, the mother Of
the girl, is the wife OF Herbert Preston.
who held at the county jail here
several months, suspected of being i'm
plicated in the killing of deputy sheriff
Seymour Clark at Uintah, last November,
by ii box car robber but who was after
wards released for lack OF evidence. The
matter reported to the local Of
ficcrs who have been searching for
Mckay, but up TO late hour this even
ing he had not been located
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Marriage Licenses.
=. Tho TrII,upo

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June lB.-The rush on the mar
r;se,. license counter at the county clerk 5
office continues without abatement, TO
dav eight licenses were Issued to the fol-
lowing couples.
Richard W. Thomas and Mrs Ellen VIII
liams. both of Rock Springs. Wyo.
U!vic : Austin ana Olive i. Andrews
both Of ogden.
james 4. Tnylors and Mamie Perkins.
both OF Farr West. -
William y. Hawkins and Julie Smith.
both OF ogden.
and Zelma White Spriugvile.
Jesse l.. Moore and Wiunifred God
dsrd. both OF Ogden.
Peter 9. Tcsch and Lyda Denkers. both
OF Ogden.
Jaries Frogner. Blackfoot, Ida, and Liz
zIc Smith Morgan.
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Manti News Notes,
N Tho Tribunc.

Special To Tho Tribune.
MANTI, June 16.--Thc infant son of
MIR and Mrs 4. o. Anderson. who has
been at the hospital IN Logan. died Mon
dav while the parents were bringing him
home. The funeral services are To be
held this afternoon from the home.
Those attending summer school at Salt
Lake from here arc as follows. Miss
clara Hall Miss Matilda Anderson, Miss
Ann Parry, Miss Ethel Davenport, Miss
conn Farnsworth. Miss Blanche Mctcalf.
Miss Apple Harmon, and Frank Alder.
They left for Salt Lake sunday
John Hongaard who has been studying
law in Iowa returned home Sunday. Also
Ralph Hongaard, who has been studying
medicine.
Marriage licenses issued during the
week were as follows. Louis Mclroy
Kiar, Mantl and Epphia Louisa Bird.
Mantl: Christian +. christensen. Spring
city. and Annie Nj. i. Rasmussen. Spring
CITY; Charles Lee Johns. Mackey. Ida.
and Lillian f.. IIornung. Manti: Raymond
r. Halburl Portland, Or and Ethel
Thorpe. Ephralm; Marian NJ, Hodge.
Scjpio, and F'reda II. Olsen, Scipio: Ralph
Bartlett Bolllston. Ncphi. and Alice Lillian
rarnsworth Manti; Andrew Love Brad
lev, Ir., Moroui. and Charlotte Harry.
Moroni; Henry f.. Thompson. F,phraIm
and Ester Coombs. Colonia Juarcz.
Mexico.
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Weston Will Come Here.

Edward Payson Weston. who Is on his
way to San Francisco overland Will be
extended the courtesy OF the Salt Lake
Route when he reaches this city Weston
is reported to have stated that he Will
walk over the line Of the Salt Lake Route
to Los Angeles, and the officials or the
road are arranging to treat him nicely
Every agent and section man along the
line has been instructed to give Weston
the glad hand. When he arrives at Call
ente he will be met by a brass band
which will play "a Hot Time In the Old
Town Tonight {"
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IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL OF
MRS. MARGARET MANNING
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June l6.-Imprcssivc funeral
services over the remains of Mrs. Mar
garet Manning, one of the pioneer women
Of Weber county, were held at the Hooper
meeting house this afternoon at l o'clock.
Bishop William w. Child conducted the
service. Music was furnished by the
ward choir with solos by Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas Edward. The speakers were
Bishop Henry Blood. Patriarch William
Blood OF Kaysvile, President Angus NJ.
Cannon and George NJ. Lambert OF Salt
Lake, Charles Parker, Mrs. Belnap. James
r. Bucs and Bishop Child. The funeral
was one OF the largest held In that part
Of the county for years. lntcrment was
at the Hooper cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17
MIRDER0US PIG KILLER
Is DECLARED INSANE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June l6.-Thatt
il was delusional insanity that caused
John j, Murphy. a pig killer for the
North Packing company at Somervilie,
to become violent and attack and kill
five and wound three of his fellow
workmen on June ., was the report OF
two aliepists in the superior court 10,
dav. Judge Bawton thereby ordered
Murphy sent to the insane asylum
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JAIL SENTENCE FOR
RICH YOUNG AUT0lST

MINNEAPOLIS, June rs. = Ralph
Shull, a wealthy young lumbcrman OF
this city, Will serve a sentence OF L hye
days in the work house for automobile
speeding.
Judge l.. G. Smith Of the municipal
court in sentencing him said:
" Il man who OWLS an automobile can
easily pay fine, therefore a straight
work house sentence is the only remedy
to stop excessive speeding by automo'
hilisls -
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Automobile Race.

GRANGER, Wyo., June 16,-The New
York to- Seattle racing car Shawmut ar
rived here this evening at Gas o'clock
and left an hour later. The Ford No.
came In at O'Clock and stopped twelve
T:55 o'clock and loft at AS. The ma
chimes are expected 10 reach Opal, :wen-
ty-five miles northwest, tonight The
roads are dry and dusty and cars and
crews are In fine con litlol,
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Concert az Tabernacle.


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June lG.-At the Ogden taDer-
raclo Thursday evening Professor Joseph
BsiIantyuc will present a number OF his
pupils In music in recital, which prom
iscs 10 be one OF the musical events Of the
wear No admission will be charged. but
tickets must bc obiaincd from those tax
ing part in the programme. The recital
will begin al S.l5 sharp.
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Thirteen Insane Soldiers.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN June 16.-In charge of a guard
Of nine soldiers and occupying n car spe-
clalIy arranged for their comfort and
safety. thirteen insane soldiers OF the
regular army will pass through Ogden
Friday en- route to Washington. ID. c.,
where they will be placed In the govern
ment mental hospital for treatment. The
men have been on duty at several OF the
forts of the west coast.
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Jefries Warns Up.

PHILADELPHIA. June 16.-James j.
Jeffries appeared at the National Ath-
letic club tonight and boxed three one
minute rounds with Sam Berger, his
sparling partner Jeffries was enthusias-
tlcally received. In n speech he said that
he would meet johnson at the close Of
his theatrical engagement and defeat
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17
Salt Lake City. June IL.

MI. OsCar 3. Madison:
Dear Sir-Your favor OF the 9th inst.
received. in which You advise me II any
appropriation Will be made 1T will be for
the purpose OF entertaining the Grand
Army Of the Republic at ogden. ] regret
OF course, the rather narrow spirit which
IS displayed by your board in the matter.
and viii therefore ask YOU TO disregard
any request for funds from Weber county
TO take care OF the Grand Army. ! think
Salt Lake will be able 10 do without as
sistance. especially in view of the spirit
displayed Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH GEOGEEGAN.
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London Horse Show.

LONDON. June 16.-The predomInance
Of American and British horses In the in
ternatonal horse show. which came to a
close yesterday, has been further empha-
sized by the complete prize lists now
available. In the championship list
America took eight cups against Great
Britain's eleven. out of a total OF twenty
one. One went 10 Canada and one TO
Eranre-
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Steal From Slot Machines.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 Ine tribune,
OGDEN. June l6.-The facts connected
with the burglary Of the Palm saloon on
Twenty fourth street some time Monday
night. which were suppressed by the po-
lice, became known for the first time to-
day. The burglars entered the place by
prvlng omen n rear door with a railroad
spike, which was left on the floor The
slot machine and cash register were
forced open with the same tool. and less
than 81. which was in nickels, was stolen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17
A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street. $500 per year,
ogden Bankers in Salt Lake.
ial TO The Tribllne.

Special 10 TIE Trlbune.
OGDEN, June ls.-President \. r. Hey
wood Of the Commercial National bank.
Cashier Pingree of the First National,
Cashier Charles II. Barton of the Ogden
Savings and Cashier y. p. Bigelow Of
the ogden State bank went TO Salt Lake
today 10 attend a convention Of bankers
OF the state, at which the organization
OF the Utah Bankers association VIII
probably be perfected.
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Fred ]. Kiesel Improves.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June I6-It was reported late
tonight that the condition OF Fred J. kic-
sci. who has been III for several weeks
with pneumonia was greatly improved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17
Taft Greets Mother" Jones.

WASHINGTON. June 10" Moth
err Jones. who became furious dnr
ing the anthracite coal strike IN Penn
svlvania as Il worker for the unions
WAS introduced to President Taft to-
day bv r. V. Powderly of the depart
mcnt of commerce and labor.
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Edward Payson Weston.

WASATCH, Utah, June l6.-Edward
Pnyson Weston. the walker. is in Utah
tonight. He arrived at Wasatch about
10 O'Clock. having Travelled forty miles
from Spring Valley Wyo., since 40 this
morning
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Pharmacists Close Meeting.
al TO The Tribune

Spcclnl 10 The TrIbuDc-
4 BOISE. Ida. June 16.-Thc. annual
.inecting Of the Pharmacists association OF
Idaho closed today II. Ii. Whittlesey OF
'poratelJo was chosen president and +. IL.
Mcclure Of Boise. secretary. Twin Fars
was chosen as the place and May ! az
the time for the next meeting. One hun
'dred druggists attended this meeting,
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Go to Saltair Today.

Every day a big day. Bathing Sim
ply great. 80 atlrnrtious. Round trip,
25c.
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Ogden, Utah. June ., 1909.

Dear Sir-Rcplying To your letter OF
recent date. ] beg TO state that the board
of county commissioners have been asked
by our local committee TO contribute
something for the entertainment of the
visitors who may come TO Ogden during
the Grand Army cucampment We have
| think ths board favors making an APP
preparation for this purpose. and Will un
doubtedly take action the coming week.
| am OF the opinion that there will be
no other appropriation made by our
board In connection with the Grand Army
encampment. Yours very respectfully,
OSCAR r. MADSEN
Chairman, Board OF County
Commissioners.
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Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main $500. Independent 500
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JOSEPH GE0GHEGAN
DECLINES THE MONEY
Says Salt Lake Can Entertain
G. A. r. Without Aid of
Weber County.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 16.-Whether from a
misunderstanding of the contemplated
action Of Weber county in appropriate
ing sum to assist in the entertain
ment of the delegates who viii attend
the national encampment Of the g. A.
r. in Salt Lake next August, or
whether Joseph Geoghegan, chairman
of the finance committee for the en-
campmcnt, believes that Weber county
should go further than contemplated
towards the entertainment of the Wis
ltors, cannot be told from his letter to
oscar II. Madsen, chairman of the
county board Of commissioners. Yet
it is apparent that Mr. Geoghcgan be-
lleves that the Weber county board is
narrow spirited. because he saws so in
his last letter to Mr., Madsen in which
he says that Salt Lake can take care
OF the visitors without outside assist
ancc. The correspondence which start
ed with letter from Mr. Geoghegau
to Frank Moore, a member of the
board of county commissioners follows:
Salt Lake City, Utah.
June II, 1909.
Dear Sir-As YOU know, the last legis-
lature authorized the appropriation of
money from Weber county for the pur-
pose of making the Grand Army encamp-
ment 10 he held In Salt Lake next August
a success. ! appeal TO you as chairman
OF the finance committee TO ask you TO
make as liberal an appropriation az you
can. having. of course, in view the
condition OF your county The
encampment Is not matter that affects
salt Lake City alone. but as the Grand
Army were Invited by the governor and
the people Of the state OF Utah. il is a
matter In which every citizen in this
state has vital interest in seeing 1t car
ricd to a successful issue. Trusting ]
may hear from YOU soon. | remain. yours
very firmly T0SEpEI EEOC,IJEC,AN
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Tribune Want Ads.

aall Main 5000. Ind. $50.
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SNYDER PEOPLE EAT BEAR.


special to Daily Leader.
Snyder Okla, Oct. IA couple
)f farmers brought the carcass of
large bear TO town, and In most of
he snyder homes Its juicy steaks or
oasts were served for dinner
The game was killed near the Uni-
ed States game preserve, the gen
lemen who killed 1t having an un-
Usual experience He and two 9th
RS were cut coon hunting when the
logs started up Mr.. Bruin. After
lmbling for a while he grew tired of
the dogs tagging him and sat up and
began having fun with them. Just
bout this time. when one OF the men
sho was on horseback and who was
arrying the ammunition got into
rouble with a bunch of wild cattle,
Ind in trying to get away from them
lis horse fell on the mountainside,
pitching him several feet. To get
lway from the cattle he climbed into
tree top. The others had guns,
Sut one cartridge only This one
vas fired at the bear. but severe
.ase OF bear shakes, or buck few
r" sent the bullet clear Of its merk
md the bear continued having fun
with the dogs After boxing them
)ver several times he got hold OF a
gaIuable bull dog and tumbling over
with him in his arms. began squeez.
ing the life ont of him, when one OF
The men ran In with a club and half
stunned the bear by lick on the
cad. He then stabbed him two or
hree times ON the left shoulder.
which didn't seem to bother the bear
much. so he went to work ON his
threat, and after a severe skirmish
Tot in iab that did the work.
Ever since the timber reserve was
,lso made game prese We by con-
gress al hunting has been prohibited
IN the preserve, aud the bears have
multiplied until this year thes have
been making raids on farms, carry
ing off calves. pigs and in some in
stances Young colts, This has caused
the farmers TO organize hunting par.
ties all along the line. Four or NE
bears have been killed and stp the
war goes en-. and they are on the
/ lookout for more
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osAcE COUNTY QUARANTINE.
Special to Daily Leader

Special to Daily Leader
Oklahoma CITY, Okla, Oct 7,
John Palmer OF Pawhuska and Oliver
Csage county people are here TO
lllNe lAe state beard eff agriculture
% give the Csage country such quar-
aniine regulations as will exclude
southern cattle Backed by the c0un-
ls commissioners. Palmer SAYS, the
farmers and storkmen will insist
nnon ihe eeunty being placed In a
special district and no cattle admit-
led until Tree Of fever ticks aud hen
onl upon certificate that the cattle
nfr from an area which has been
free Of ticks FOR al least six months.
fhe county has voted sl5.0oa toward
cleaning up. Another element on the
ground want Texas cattle excluded
nnly frcm that part Of the county
weri OF The Santa re railroad which
embflees not over onesenth Of ihe
total acreage
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BENEFIT FOR VETERAN


New York, oct. For the benefi
II sam Crane. veteran base bali
nlaycr and newspaper writer the New
York and Detroit American league
teams PLAYED an exhibition game at
American league park and tho Ameei-
can league champions. with Joe Me-
Cinnity ntching won BY a srore OF
q 4. christy Ma hewson OF the New
York Nationals pitched three innings
20 the local American league club
and probably would have blankei the
Champions had his supnort been per
feet The receipts Of the game
mounted 10 nearly $1,000.
Score. r II
ne roit .a.s. 300 040 00o-S 10 |
New York M e02 N01 0Oi--i 70 .
ratte1les- MeGinnity and Stanage
Hasey AIaihewaon. Lake ana Ferrel
Blair
summary Three hsae hits. T. Jone.
- III. - ullft ..gg' 1at :,
Mathewson. 7. hv Mclinnity .: bass
On halls. osf Nathewson /.
Umpifes- Rronihars. Ward. Irwin
Kennedy and Hurst
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Tho rleesant nargative effect ev
na'ie~ooa bv all who use Chamber
lain's Sio"ro 81 aud Liver Tah'efs
ari tho heal'hv condition Of the bad
md wind which they create make
one feel joyful Sold BY all dealers
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i TUBERCULOS isis is -pREVENTABLE disease.
4 TUBERCULOSIS is aCURABLE disease.
Z If you have steady cough. 60 to doctor Don't
4 -, waste your money on reputed cures.
i Don't give Consumption to others.
I Don't let others give Consumption to you. 4
! Don't spit on sidewalks it spreads disease.
I Don't spit on the floor of your shop
When you spit spit in the cutters into spttoon.
@ Have your own spittoons half full of water and
/ clean them out at least once day with hot
& Don't cough without holding handkerchief or !
T your hand over your mouth.
: Dont live il rooms where there is no fresh air.
\ Don't work in rooms where there is fresh air.
s Keep at least one window open in your bedroom
day and night
Z Fresh air helps to kill the Consumption germ.
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Don't drink intoxicating drinks; they will do you no
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Don't sleep in the same bed with any else and.
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J NOTE-.Readers Of this notice are requested by
The Leader 70 CIT i out and post it conspicuousy in
order that people may be reminded daily Of these
simple rules of health You may lives of others
and you may save your oNrn