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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
PRESIDENT MAKES SPEECH
IN TOWN NAMED TAFT

GREGORY. Ten oct 2I.-rrcsidcnt
Tart mad his education IS = ranchman
further enhanced today by another after
noon of sightseeing.
The president mutored over TO TAFT.
eleven miles distant. 10 visit the town
which gave him its unanimous vote in
the election. and in the schoolhousc there
h" made - littl" speech Of thanks and
r0ngratulat,ou To his brothers. farm-
hands
On his way to TAFT thc president
stopped In At the cotton Gin and watched
is operation There he saw FOR the first
time steam plow. Next hc was taken
TO the creamery. where he ate a dish Of
ice cream and iust before going 10 tho
sohuoIhouse he had look at The ab-
bottoir. which was not in use.
During the morning the president
played eighteen holes Of golf with Rob
crt Conncrr of Austin the reputcd
champion Of Texas. who laid out the
links on the TAFT place, The president
invited Mr.. CouncrlY down "to get a
beating" but The young Texan led his
distinguished opponent from The first
hole.
Tomorrow the president VIII break into
hiS four days vacation long enough 10
20 over 10 Corpus Christi or tho r"vcnuc
cutter Window TO speak before tho In
land Waterways association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
P|GGOTT HOME FROM
BARRIERS MEETING
Talks on Deliberations of Con
yentioD; Organizes New
Barber Shops.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. oct 2l.-Aflcr attending an
"ight-day session of the international
convention Of the Barbers union AT Mil
waukce. Wis. William PiEgot,, president
OF the Utah state board OF examiners or
BARRIERS. and a delegate 10 tho ntcrua-
tional convention. has returned To his
homo in this city.
Mr. PigSott says that there were sos
delegates from all parts OF tho United
states, Canada and other countries. in
attendance. The convention transacted
n number Of important matters. and
much interest was manifested In its de-
llberations. ON his return homo. Mr.
Piggott visited Chicago. ST Louis and
other cities OF the cast. At Rock Springs
Mr.. Pigeott organized six barber shops
and formed a local union. which will be
under the jurisdiction of The Ogden Bar
bcrs' union. Through the efforts OF MIR
piggott WAS largely due the election of
G. NJ. Fielder Of Los Angeles as the dis
Irlct organizer Of the Pacific coast at the
milwaukee, convention. 4. T. Harvey Of
Salt Lake City was the other delegate
TO the convention from Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
News of lntermOuntain Region
OFFICIAL or WOOL
GROWERS IN OGDEN

Special Ia Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, oct. 2l-A. J. Kuolin, vice
president of the National Woolcrowcrs
association. was in ogden today confer
ring with John Pinsrcc. chairman. and
]. l.. Reynolds. secretary OF the commit
ice which has i'm charge the arrangements
for the forty-slxth annual convention
which will be held in ogden next Janu-
airy. OF the National Woolgrowcrs as
sociation and Midwintcr Sheep show.
In addition to being the publisher OF
the American Stockman. 4 weU-knoWn
paper, devoted TO the interests OF stock
raising OF all kinds. Mr. knoliin IS
breeder of Iino strains of sheep. which
have taken prizes all over the country.
tho latest being at the Salt Lake county
fair. He is making preparations Tor an
exhibit which he viii send To ino lnier
national Sheep show at Chicago and WIZ
bring 100 head or the finest CotSWold.
oxford. Rambouillct and Shropshire
sheep from his breeding farms TO The
convention here next January.
Mr.. KnolIin says chat only during The
past few years has there been much in
fcresl taken i'm tho conventions Of tho
National WoolcTowcrs association. but
that shccpmou from all parts of the conn
try realizing the advantages Of such a
gathering have declared their intention
OF attending the next meeting OF ihc con-
vcntion here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
CHURCH PARTIES ARE
NOW Up AGAINST II
Several CouneiImanic Nominees
OH Both Tickets Withdraw
Their Names.
spccial 90 The Trlbnnc.

Special go The Tribune.
PROVO. oct. 2l.-While the genera
tickets as nominated by tho church Ec.
puolicans ana church Democrats have not
been changed. five OF the councilmanc
nominees have handed i'm their resiEna-
uons and their names will not appear on
the general ticket and the spaces will be
left blank.
Il. Eugene Allen. First ward Andrew
knudsen, Second ward. and J. ChalIen
Smith, Firth ward. are those to resign
from the Republican ticket and Jesse
Manwarring or the Third and John NJ
Holloway OF the Fourth arc the ones
who resigned from the Democratic ticket
As the tickets now stand there will be
only five counCilmen TO be voted for on
both the Republican aud Democratic tick
cts, two on the Republican and three on
the Democratic side. 1t is the Intention.
however, TO have all people who favor
prohibition TO vote for these men. no mat
ter on which ticket their names may be
found
ii is keeping the Republicans very busy
the last two days explaining why Egeerl-
sen, their nominee for mayor now refuses
10 stand by his agreement TO resign when
his opponent fairly beat him by dipping"
coin.
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San Pedro Los Angeles g. Salt Lake
Railroad Company
Special Meeting Of Stockholder,

Los Angeles. Cal, October 10Th, 1909
To the Stockholders of the San Pedro,
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Company;
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders of the san
Pedro. Los Angeles Il Salt Lake Railroad
Company has been called by the president
ana the board OF directors, To convene
at the office of Lhe company. and at IT'S
principal place OF business at the build
ing where the board OF directors usually
city OF Salt Lake CITY. in the state of
Utah on the 2lst day OF December
1903, at ten o'clock Il. NJ, for the purpose
Of considering and acting upon the fol-
lowing propositions, namely.
]. To authorize the Board Of Direc-
tors OF this Company To make appropriate
provisions for the retirement OF the first
mortgage bonds Of this Company, here
tolorc authorized in the amount Of fifty
millions Of dollars, Of which there have
been only issued the amount of forty
million dollars and TO cause the same
to be cancelled. and TO secure the salts
faction and discharge of record OF this
Company's first mortgage, made TO the
Equitable Trust Company OF New York
as trustee bearing date the LIST day Of
July, 1908.
g To authorize and approve an issue
OF bonds Of this Company in the amount
OF Sixty Million Dollars. TO bear date
July lst. 1903 To be secured by a Mort
gage and Deed OF Trust. dated as of July
lst, 1909. upon the railroad, railroad pro-,
erty and franchises Of this Compauys
lines OF railroad. together with the ap-
purtenanccs thsrcunto belonging. includ-
ing Ike property TO be hereafter aC-
uuired and to authorize and empower the
Board Of Directors of this company 10
settle the terms and conditions thereof
and 10 prescribe the form and tenor OF
said bonds and mortgage and deed Of
trust. and TO select and appoint trus
tee OF said mortgage and deed OF trust.
The books for the transfer OF the stock
OF this Company will bc closed for the
purposes Of said meeting at twelve o'clock
noon, on the first day of December. 1909.
and Tcupcned at ten O'Clock Il. m. on the
22pd dnv Of December. 1909
BY order OF the President and OF the
Board Of Directors.
w H. COMSTOCK,
d2S5O Secretary,
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that a special
tax for the purpose Of extending the
Sidewalk has been levied and confirmed
by ordinances of the City Council an
proved September 30 1909, and October
~. 1903, respectively.
said special tax Is levied upon the
Lake city. 10 wit:
Ia lots I and =. block - plat H.: 1. ..
s. , and s. block l29: /. .. 3. !. .. ana
=. block 80: in section % township
north. range L west living between block
100 plat y. aud Sixth North street. In
lots /. a, q, : and s. block 100. l. >, 9 4.
.. ., { and s. block Il: ]. .. 3 I. =. g.
and $ block lis; j., 6, and s. block l@l:
:. i. Z and s. block l32: ana :. block
l35: T. =. s, : and s. block t3S; i. . 3. 4.
f%" bi%cS T. l5S S2'f i,' and s. MOCK ( I Ifo 4I5i 59I
4, I, .. 8, t. >. g. : auG y, block -; J. ..
9. 4. " and block t%, l. g. and &, block
ST. plat G; 60 10. inclusive. block l.,
Lake View subdivision, block 100, plat y
Salt Lake city survey and is due and
payable I'm i've equal annual ipstallmcnts.
beginning October -, 1910 interest at
whole amount of said tax shall bc com
pUtcd from the date Of the APPROVAL OF
Tho ordinance confirming the levy of said
tax TO Wit. October ~. 1909: and in
forest AT said rate ON the whole amount
OF said tax unpaid shall bC due and pay
able with each inStailmcnE II any in
stullmCni or Interest aforesaid is not paid
on I'D" date when the same becomes due.
then the Who'll" amount OF the tgN unpaid
al tho ttmo said iuSiallm"ul and interest
av" due will bncom" dv" and paya bic and
pCr cont pcr 9uuuU unul sale OF the
property assessed. ON" or NOR" Of SAID
ar" peyahlc aforesaid. ~ The whole 'aN. |
may bc paid without interest at any
time within thirty DAYS after tn" ap-
uruyaI 81 tho ordinance confirming the |
in The order I'M which They /
arc payable. OF The whole tnN unpaid |
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OLD EUREKA RESIDENT
Is SUMMONED BY DEATH
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA. Oct 21.-Gradually the pio-
necrs Of Tintic district are passing away.
Last night Hyrum Smith Gardner one
of the Oldest residents OF Eureka die,
of paralysis of the heart Mr.. Gardner
was taken I'll at Homansville. where he
mad charge of the pumps. on Wednesday.
He was brought TO his home in this city.
where he expired.
He was born in Scotland siXty-two
years ago and had been a resident OF
which time he had been in the employ
OF the Gemiui Mining company as an
engineer and machinist. He was one OF
the trusted employees OF the late John @
Packard.
Mr.. Gardner leaves n widow and eight
childreu-three sons and five daughters.
He was held in high esteem by all who
knew him Funeral services Will be held
from the l.. j. 5. church FRIDAY after
noon at o'clock. and the body Will be
laid al rest in the Eureka cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE
FROM OGDEN TO ZION
special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. @l.-That the erection OF
new line between Ogden and Salt Lake
City by tho Postal Telegraph and Com
mcrcial Cable company will he started
soon was the announcement made today
by Clarence II. Mackay, president OF the
company, when he passed through Ogden
on his way west for an inspection OF the
property Of the company. During his
brief stay here. President Mackay was
in conference with the district supern-
tendent of the company regarding the
new line.
Accompanying him as a special guest
is Col. George Harvey. editor OF Har-
pers Weekly. The party is occupying
the private car Grassmerc. \ few days
stop will be made at Reno. where the
now line between that city and the coast
Will be inspected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
RAILWAY EXONERATEO
. BY CORONER'S JURY
Grew Is Held Not Responsible
for Tragic Death of
Little Girl.
.ial 10 Tho Tribunc.

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN, oct 2l.-Aftcr listening 10
The testimony Of all OF the crew OF a
Southern Pacific freight train Whlch
caused the death Of little Anna Cook ON
The Seventeenth street crossing. August
IL the coroner's jury today returned phe
Following verdict.
'eWc find that the said Anna Cook
'cYme 10 her death about $50 y, M. Au-
gust H. 1909. nv being crushed TO dcath
.by a freight train OF tn" southern "a
cih,- Railway company. and VIC find that
her death was wholly accidental, aud VIC
'csoneratc the Southern Pactnc Railway
company from all blame whatsoever IN
the matter. tSiEncdl,
"DAS ENSIGN.
FIRED WILLIAMS,
y. W. WILCOX.
The little Girl had been put 10 bcd
carly In the evening by her mother at
Tie family home on Seventeenth street
on tho day OF tho tragedy, Returning
a short time after attending 10 house
hold duties the mother found that the
chiId had arisen from her bed and wan
dered away. \ search was started, Which
Resulted in the manglcd remains of the
lirtls one being found lying alongside the
railroad track. a short distance from the
home.
Til" engineer. fireman and brakeman
or the freight train which passed over the
child testified that they know nothing
OF tho tragedy until notified Of The facts
several hours lator by telegram from
focal railroad headquarters,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
VICTIM OF RUNAWAY
LAID AT FINAL REST
Special to The Tribune.

SpCCldI 20 Inc IrlDunc.
MURRAY. Oct 2l-F'rank Smith who
died Monday from injuries sustained in
a runaway Sunday. was buried yesterday
in the South Cottonwood cemetery.
Bishop Muir presided at the services yes
terdaN. The services We're attended
largely by friends who had known the
deceased man during the twenty years
he resided at that point The speakers
were John Lloyd, Henry Kay. l.. Thayne.
David Archibald: j. Butler. Judge c. IL.
Banks and others.
During the course OF the services some
beautiful vocal selections were rendered
tege followed the remains TO the ceme-
terry where lnterment took place
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Help of Police Asked.

'spcciai 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. oct. 21.-Captain Of Police G..
g. Brown received a letter from John A.,
kemmer of Philadelphia this afternoon
asking the assistance Of the local police
'1epa rtmcnt in obtaining information re
rarding his son. Sam kemmcr, who left
|homc some time ago. Mr.. kcmmer says
'hc recently received letter from a hobo
Informing him that his son had been
Killed by a train crew while making his
'way across the country. The letter was
mailed in Ogden. The police are inclined
to the belief that the letter was mailed at
'fhe instigation Of young Kcmmcr himself
who for some reason wanted his people in
|thc east To believe that he is dead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Condor Has Recovered.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. 2l.-Dr. a. ). Condor.
nne Of the victims of the automobile acct
tjcnt which occurred in Ogden canyon
scveral weeks ago. is now able 10 NJ"
around after close confinement al ms
home The other physicians who occu-
.pied the automobile Which was precipI =
hated into tho ogden river while the
MARTY WAS returning from banquet At
lilo Hermitage hotel i'm honor OF the Wis
Itinc delegates TO the state medical con-
gention have recovered from the injuries
(which they received.
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Will Soon Complete Work.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, oct, 21.-Bcfore the beginning
Of next year tho work of elcctriiyinS tn"
Bamhergcr road will be completed. was
the statement made here today by sid
noy M Bambcrgcr Work on the sub
power stations for the generation of cleo
trio power is being started ut Lagoon.
Stockdnlc Clcarfcld and ogden, at Il
cost of Snnnn narh
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improvements Completed.
TO The Trihune

SncCIaI 70 TIC IrlDune-
MURRAY. Oct 21-The vast improve
ments which have been under way here
for months past have now been com
peted. All sidewalk paving has been
completed with the exception OF lower
State street and Poplar street, \ large
this work and will very shortly put the
finishing touches on the JOB. The city
engineers office Is putting in a great
of Murray City. Some OF them have
been completed and have already been
submitted 10 the city solons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Complaint Dismissed.
Special to The Tribune.

SpVClaI 10 Tie TrlDunc.
OGDEN. Oct. 21.-The state having
failed to make out its case against Will
lard Cracun of Pleasant View. charged
with misdcmcanor In the municipal
court for having allowed water used on
his premises TO run onto the public high
way, the complaint against him was dis
missed this morning after the testimony
of the prosecution had been submitted be-
fore the court. In dsmissing the case
the court declared that the evidence was
insufficient TO hold Cragun on the
charges
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Mackay in Reno,

RENO New. Oct e1,-CIarencc Mac
kay. president OF the Postal Telegraph
company. viii! arrive here tomorrow
morning. accompanied by Colonel
George Harvey the New York editor,
Both visitors will inspect the work on
the building given the University OF Ne
vadn by Mr. Mackay. the latter dcdicat-
ing the Mackay athletic field Saturday
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Funeral Is Held.

Special To The Tribune.
MURRAY, Oct. 2l.-Obseuuies were
Mrs. BollccT. an aged woman OF this
place. who SuCCumbGd Monday. The
services We're held in the ward chapel
and those who were called upon TO de-
liver brief addresses over the body we're
friends OF the family. Bishop Euhrc Of
iiciatcd at the funeral. Music for the
occasion was furnished ny the ward
choir. lntcrment took place in the
Sandy cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Get Whatever You Want by
Putting an Ad in the Tribune

Do exchange
hng2 Want to 6lla want?
Then here something should
quickly simply putting adj Tribune
tins others o
tcrs to ads as 5 oI 0 use then.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
NIGHT SCHOOL WILL
BEGIN NEXT TUESDAY
Special to The Tribune

sion will be in vogue at the Arlington
school all through the winter months
The regular session will begin next Tues
day evening, 1t is the intention of the
board to hold school but three nights
wcck-Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday
An enthusiastic meeting was held in
The First ward chapel last evening, which
was largely attended by various people
about town. After the purpose OF the
meeting had been discussed in full. six
teen young men stepped forward and had
their names enrolled on the register,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Spanish Fork News.

Special 70 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, Oct 2l-AIrs. Ma
than Smell died Sunday night at Idaho
Falls and the remains will be brought
here for interment. The funeral viii
be held from the pavilion Friday at 9
o'clock. Mrs. Smell was daughter of
widowcr and six small children
Harold Bailey OF Cotton. one OF the
engineering gang. is here visiting among
friends, preparatory to leaving for Colo
rado where he has accepted a nosition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
FLEEING RENO BURGLAR
Is KILLED BY POSSE

RENO. Ncy.. oct. 21.-Acridcntally
routed from his hiding place iD hay
stack hy the proddnc OF pitchfork This
morning. Charley Williams. the Eguo
burglar. who last night shot two mon
and stabbed one in hotel At Ntniou. cal.
(PUmas county, was subsequently, shot
10 death by posse. lu his pockets wns
found the iewclgy hN had stolen from the
hotel when discovered, previous tu bis
battle with the men who attempted To
take him. Ono of his victims. Bert Gu
esta. whom nc shot in the groin is dy-
ing tonight.
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Suing for Divorce.
TO Who Tribune.

special 20 .Ihc TIIDune.
PROVO. Oct 2l.-M. NJ. Nelson Of
Pleasant Grove has begun suit for di-
vorcc against Marie K. Nelson on two
separate counts-dcsertion and cruelty.
There is one child girl. Z years old
The parties were married AT Pleasant
GrMNC. ScnLcmhnr ~. 1877.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
"a Gentleman From Missouri.

CODCIdI 10 7 TIV T TIUUTIE.
OGDEN. Oct 22.-ATrangcmcnts have
been made with the OrDheum thcatcr
by Messrs. Brady & Girls
lncr to give one performance OF "A Cen
tleman from Mississippi" in Ogden at the
Orpheum thoater on Monday night. No
vembcr !, when the same company and
production will be seen in this city as
given in the Salt Lake Theajer all next
nil.
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Marriage Licenses.
ial Ia The Tribune.

SpoclaT % Tho TrIbunc.
PROVO. oct Marriage licenses
have boon issued 10 G. r.. Van Waccncn
and Hazel Hanson, both Of Provo: Charles
l.. Murray OF Topeka. Kan, and Dora
Schlcy oC Payson: Alvin y. Lovcridgc of
Provo ana Pearl skinner Of Beaver.
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Still at Large.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Oct. 2l.-Bryant Thomas who
escaped from the county jail while serv-
ing time for forgery, is stil a large and
no clcw TO his whereabouts is known
nv the officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Flashes From the Wire

ASHFORK. Ariz., oct. 21.-Secretary
Of the Interior Balinger left here tonight
for Albuquerque, n NJ. While in Arizona
he investigated reclamation projects.