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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
INVESTIGATION TO /
Be MADE At 0kgE
Judge Henderson Calls Meetina
of School Board for Next
Tuesday Evening.
SUPERINTENDENT BRIDWELL)
TO BE CALLED ON CARPET
Controversy Between the Sal
Lake and Granite School
Districts.

George NJ. BridwelI S Investigation on
The payroIs of the buildings and
grounds department of the board Of
education, of which he has charge
will begin before the board next Tues
dav evening. AZ Tuesday evening d
meeting Of that body Judge Henderson.
president Of the board. designated nex|
Tuesday evening for the initial session
of the renewed investigation, under Mr.
Thomas 3 resolution TO that effecj
adopted n week ago.
An effort will be made fo have ever,
member of the board present, and al
the necessary or desired witnesses, botf
for the board and Mr.. Bridwell, viii
he summoned through the clerk of thf
board. The investigation is likely e
bc prolonged affair, as it is believed
that the board intends TO make q clear
sweep this time.
1t is possible that Mr. Bridwel vii.
be called from the city Thursday fol
four or FIVE days, and if so, the I'M
vcstigation will be postponed until hid
return. -
Lake and the Granite school districf<
over the Waterloo school building
which Was taken over by the loca
board when part of the Granite dis|
trict was annexed 10 this school district
appears 10 he nearing an end.
Report of Special Committc.
The special committee, composed 81
Messrs. Thomas, Giauque and BAILEY
appointed hy the president to meet Will
the Granite district school board, re
ported that it bad met April II, and
that II had agreed to recommend, and
the Granite district TO accept. the paw
ment Of S6250 for tho Waterloo school
building r.
The report was accepted and the clerk
was authorized TO notify the Granit&
board Of the local board S action, and
10 request of the Granite board "a
furnish an abstract of title. upon which
the. local board will authorize its clerh
to Issue the warrant
The Granite district first demanded
$3.50 for the old building, which the
local board refused to pay Then 4
commission, consisting Of City SupAri11l
tendcnt Christensen, State Superiuteud.
emit Nelson and member of the
Granite school district board. was an
pointed which failed TO arrive at anv
agreement satisfactory 10 the local
hoard, which thought approximate]x'
$4,000 was sufficient T.
To settle future controversies of thi&
klnd Mr.. Thomas suggested that the
special committee meet with the Grauitc<
board and formulate a bill PROVIDING
for the settlement OF such controversial
to the next legislature. The suggestion.
was adopted.
Miss Grace Nickersou was released,
,rrom her teacher S contract, effective.
May q, and the salaries of NJ. June
arroll- Clara n. White. Louise va.
she'll and Fannie. Galbraith were in
'reased, the first two from Nav IT.
and the latter two, May ].
me treasurer S report showed a hal!
lnce on band May | of S372.3 372sI7
The receipts for April were $s1, ,775.S5.
he disbursements, S5I, I,054.ST, which,
With the balance of S3al ,657 10 Apri1-
]: leaves balance OH hand MAY / Of
;312 ,37ol7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
TWO MORE Me- EMBERS
OF DIVORCE COLONY
Margaret Anderson and Allie
Norris Freed From Dis
tasteful Bonds.

Two wives were made members Of Salt
Lake CitY's divorce colony in Tho third
district court Tuesday and another made
application for membership at the same
time, Nonsupporr and desertion arc the
burden of their plants.
Margaret Anderson was granted oil
Norce from e. j. Anderson on the grounds
OF descrtiun. given the custody OF tho
children Bernicc, years old, aud Lc
ona. $1,000 permanent alimony, payable
ncy fees. and granted a decree compel
ling the repayment by Anderson Of $500
he borrowed from her in two equal In
stallnents OF $3.50 each The first INSTALL
4, and Mrs. Anderson Is To receive $50
month additional for each month the
amount remains unpaid
The complaint was filed only few
hours before the decree was granted,
Judge Armstrong granted the decree. In
the complaint Mrs. Anderson set out
consin, June H. 1899, and Anderson de
serted her here February 10. 1907 Mrs,
Anderson runs a lodging house here.
Upon tho report oi Referee Howard A,
King. Allie Norris WAS granted a divorce
from Harvey W. Norris. to whom she was
married at Grafton. w. Va. August Il.
1896. I'm Judge Armstrong; division. on
the grounds of nonsnpport restored TO
her maiden name Of Carvcl given the
custody Of the child, CarvcI. 10 ycnrs
old. and costs.
'''bIEt - 'l''tu lflilI I'l ''''l ~ I'l' WI
farlanc, January is last. took her to
rooming house January 90. ran away
from her there January Il, without pay
ing the rent or leaving her any money,
and on january - she WIS compelled 70
return to her mother. Mrs. Crccch al
lcges in her suit nlod Tuesday.
Mrs. Crccch demands u divorce, tho
restoration of her maiden name. $40 al
tornev fees and costs Her complaint WAS
accompanied by Crecch's request for ten
daHs' tinnc In which to answer, under IN
t14,,t
in that time default may be entered
"A gaiust him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
JACK SALES WILL
GO To MONT ANA
Clever Crook Fools Physicians
and Is Declared of Un-
sound Mind.
QUICKLY RECEIVERS
AFTER GOING TO PROVO
Local Authorities Will Allow
Him to Be Taken Back
to BOZeman.

After battling four doctors, who came
TO Tho conclusion that he WAS insane,
aud being sent to the state insane
asylum at Provo. Jack Sales, Charged
with petit larceny. who created such n
sensation In the police court about two
weeks ago by staring blankly at the
Judge and refusing tn even speak, has
rcgained his senses, and was brought
back to the city Tuesday and lodged in
the county jail
The authorities now are thoroughly
convinced that he was only shammiu e
against him. 1t is thought that he was
merely putting mp a Job - when be
first appeared to he stricken, but when
he did not speak for nearly II week
and walked his cell most of the time,
occasionally knccling down as if in
prayer, it was decided that he was de-
mentcd, and he was sent to the asylum,
where he regained his right senses i'm.
mcdiately upon entering the institution
More Serious Charge.
However. Sales may have to face a
more serious charge than the one that
is pending against him in this city
Sheriff a. II. Sales and Deputy Sheriff
b. +. Gray of Bozcman, Mont. arrived
in this city Tuesday afternoon TO take
him back 10 that city, where he is
wanted on the charge Of grand larceny.
Sales is alleged To have stolen horse
from farmer near Bozeman last Sep.
tembcr, and 1t is TO answer for this
otfensc that the Montana officials want
him. The Montana officers knew moth
ing of his supposed insanity until they
arrived in this city Tuesday afternoon.
and they simply came here on the
understanding that he was being held
IN this city pending charge of petit
larceny.
Sales was arrested about thrce weeks
ago IN Pocatello, Ida. charged with
having stolen some silver mouutiueS
from harness belonging TO the Salt Lake
Livery and Transfer company of this
city, He was brought here, and it was
while being arraignod on the charge of
stealing the silver mountings that he
was apparently stricken. When Judge
Bowman told him 10 stand up be ap-
pearcd perfectly normal. but upon be-
ing asked certain questions by the court
he stared bankly and refused to talk.
lie was then taken 10 the county Jail,
where he proceeded 10 fool four doctors.
Back to Bozeman.
II is understood that the charge mend.
ing against him III this CITY will be
dropped, and that The local authorities
will permit Sheriff Sales to take him
back TO Montana to face the charge of
grand larceny. When he was taken
back TO the county Jail Tuesday he
talked of the crime, aud had he been
nrraigned on the charge pending against
blm in this city he would have pleaded
guilty. The officials are inclined to
think that IT was not so much the
charge pending against him in this city
ne was trying to evade. but the one for
which he Will be taken to Bozeman.
Mont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
SALT LAKE MAN MEETS
DEATH IN GEM STATE
John H. Brown Falls Into
Snake River and Is
Drowned.

Word was received in this city Tues
day To the effect that John II. Brown.
aged forty eight years. and for many
years past resident OF THIS city. met
his death by drowning in the Snake river
near st Anthony, Ida. Monday. His
home in this city was located at SCI West
Third North street. where his aged moth
or resides. But few details OF the drown
ing could he secured. According TO the
report, he was walking near the stream
when he was suddenly attacked with
heart failure. He fell into the water and
drowned before help could reach him.
The body VIII arrive in this city this
morning and Will he taken care of by Tn
dertaker Joseph William Taylor Mr.
Brown was a native of England. but came
hore when a mere boy. A month ago he
went 10 st. Anthony TO attend 10 some
business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05

Following luncheon at the Com
mercial club Tuesday noon, members oi
The committees which are collecting
funds To meet the debt on the building
of the y NJ. G.. ~, in the Commercial
club campaign, got busy and made I
whirlwind canvass The meeting al
luncheon was devoted mainly to the ey
change of experiences of the previous
day. and several of the committees re-
ported amusing experiences. c. r
Pcarsall explained that his committee
had visited eleven Chinese, thirteen
Iapanese nine Greeks aud twelve other
persons. aud after two hours hard work
had secured $3.50. Several of the com
mitteemen explained that they had just
completed organization, and had little
10 report.
La spite Of this. however. tbc showing
for the day was fairly good, and sew
craI thousand dollars was reported rs
the result of the day, raising the total
10 date io $4,000. The amounts
raised up To noon Tuesday were posted
about the room, and considerable rivalry
was evident among the members of the
different committees, Tuesday was the
first day OF real hard work. and il is
evident that the reports for Wedncs-
day. at the noon meeting at the Com
mercial club Will show The fund we'll
under way. P. J. Moran presided at the
luncheon, and the big dining room of
the club was well filled with members
Of the committees.
List Of Committees.
Following is the complete list of the
business men 5 committees, as organized
up 10 date:
non. d. P. Rohfling. ;.N'e"s'' i'eS %" IAN
No. Harry s Joseph. captain: Fred
Dern: W. T.; HUTCHINSON. w. e, ThTock-
No, "a. J: Davis. captain: Thomas
IEiomer a. II. Desky, S, NJ. Barlow,
No: l.Joseph Lippman. captain. B. p.
]lt<yTood ]lcs 20 f. Grsb,ron X Van ,,1 Pei J. D. Par
No. ri. S. Cri,chiow. captain captain; Oscar
Ge!roshel, f. L. Hoffman. r. P. Morris.
IL Z. Schramm, l.. D. Gordon.
crockwell F.. B: Stephens. b. B. McIn-
tosh. a. n. Cook, II. +. Booth
TrsSy aS 1-E q Rimb% h%waTd ard, ,caTptaIm +
ney Badger. Lester Freed.
No; s--George y, Adler captain: W. s
henderson. c. F., kptnewsky; w, H. Dale.
No. a--H. \. Hamilton, captain; George
W. Morgan a. II. Cr3bps. Fred Strouse.
W. r. Druehl, Frank Gardner
No. l6-Ucnry pinwoodey. captain: A.
II. Foeeler, William Langton, Joseph
William Taylor Walter Pyper.
No. 12-Een Davis, captain. II. f. Lpp-
man, II. w. Walker. A ]. Weber Charles
Van Dyke. DR.. w. f. Beer, William
Mainland,
No. l3--J. f. Jennings. captain; ]. A.
GToesbeck. G: j. Rooklcnge, W. II. Farns-
worth. Joseph Sharp, J. Is, Moreton
No; 1i-A: E.. Irvine, captain: Nephi
Morris, Z. ", Kelly. Lewis Mccormick.
G. II. Garrett.
No. 15-C. r. PearsaIl. captain; w NJ.
McConahay. " III. Sowles. J. VIII Gray,
Heber NJ. Wells F.. W. Gardiner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Lecture on Smelling.

T.. p, Matthewson general snnerintana-
cnt or the Anaconda Mining COMPANY.
VINO mas been engaged to design the IN
.eIfa tlonal smeltcr ~ Tooele. spoke upou
topper smelling last night AT the ~
NJ {. a y large and enthusiastic audi
cnce was present, including a humber ff
STUDENTS from the Colorado School OF
many professional men from tliis yIcIrs~
ity. ' ''S'i'
The next lecture in this series will be
gwen neNt Tuesday, night The subjecf'
r., Richards, assistant superintendent. oi
Ihe Murray smelter OF the Americau
smeltlng and Refining comnanY -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Articles Are Filed

The Gold Rail Mining company Of og
ocn Incorporated Tuesday. taking oyer
m full payment Of the capitalization of
$to.ooo. divided into 100000 shares Of ~
cents each, Of which one-balf are re-
served as treasury stock. the lIeTnjtago
Musem Verdi. Composite and Comst5ck
mining claims in the Weber mining dis
.rlct a; IL: Crose VI this city Dresi.
dent; +. l.. Woods of The same piace,
secretary and treasurer: George IA
Mheeler and l.. III. Baker OF Ogden. ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
INJURED PROFESSOR IS
GETTING ALONG NICELY

Reports from ST Marks hospital Tues
day evening were to the effect that Ar
thur Hoskln. professor of mineralogy at
the Colorado School of Mines who was
brought 10 this city Monday night suffer-
Ing from injuries sustained IN q railroad
Ing nicely. and the attending physicians
look for an carly recovery. No bones were
broken. but Professor IoskIns back was
from bruises about the body.
The wreck in which Professor Hoskin
WAS hurt was due To a switch engine
colliding With the car In which he was
riding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

This company announces
contest which is open to the
children attending public or
private schools for the writing
of the best essay on saving
money,
First prize $1,000
Second prIze ..,... 500
Ten prizes, each -. LOO
Ten prizes, each 81 savings
account.
This contest will be open
until June ], and the ESSAY
must be received on or before
that date.
Essays must not exceed three
hundred 5000 words in length,
Fun particulars furnished
on application.
SALT LAKE SECURITY G.
TRUST COMPANY,
- Up. Main ST
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
AT the Noon Luncheon at the
Commercial Club a Total of
$4,000 Was Reported.
CHINESE. JAPANESE AND
GREEKS ARE VISITED
Full List of the Committees En-.
gagged in Soliciting Y. NJ.
G. A. Funds.
COMMERCIAL CLUB CAM
PAIGN FOR Y. NJ. C. A.
.
Salt Lake. City. Utah, h,....,

. Salt Lake City. Utah, -, 1909.
. In order to free the Y. NJ, c. a.
: of Salt Lake CITY, Utah. from
= debt and to assist in the main
= tenance OF its work. and In con-
sideration of like mutual promises
on the part OF other individuals,
and IN further consideration that
the property OF the association he
hereafter forever free from debt,
excepting current debt incident To
the operation or the plant. 70 in
sure which said property shall bc
turned over 10 o board of tive (5l
agree In pay 10 G.. w. Nibley,
treasurer of the Commercial club
campaign COMMITTEES. the sum OF
..,.'..- dollars, In the manner
indicated in tho margin hereof.
conditioned on the subscribing OF
SI5o.eoo for the purposes stated.
The above statement. setting
forth The manner in which sSb-
scriptions are 10 be made for the
building fund for defraying the
Y NJ. c. A. OF This city, ~ printed
on the slips which are to be pre-
sented 10 all who aro solicited FOR
subscriptions a small slip at
tached 70 the subscription blank
states that the subscription is
payable not later than January
/. 1910. and leaves q space for a
description Of the manner In which
payments Of tic subscriptions are
10 be made. Tho bottom line OF
the blank Is 10 be used for tho
name OF the commit; teelnan who
secured the subscription.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Beautiful IdleWild.

The Banner Addition on the market.
Where lots are selling every day. Lo-
Gated at l2tb So. and 18th East sts,
On the East Bench, overlooking the
city. High and dry above the smoke
and dirt Of tho city. Two blocks east
Of the terminal of the Sugar House car
line. Lots from 500 to 5000 each, $40
down. S. month.
a. y. HUMPHREYS.
IS West End South St.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
NEW ACCOUNTS EVERY DAy

It IS gratifying aud sur
Prisinc 10 us 70 note the new
business which comes to lis
daily. proving:
That the masses think we'll
That our location is con-
venlent,
That our efforts to please are
appreciated,
That the public likes 4 per
cent interest.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.
No, 235 Main street.
In The Business Heart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
The Value of Proprietary Medicines

is proven by the very large percentage
of physicians prescriptions for the
same remedies found in every drug store
IN America, but as they are written in
Latin, few patients realize this fact.
Tic old standard proprietary medi-
cInes bike Lydia +. Pmkhnm S Veee-
table Compound that have stood iLe
test of time, deserve place in every
family medicine chest. and it is most
certain they would not be prescribed
by physicians if they were able to de-
wise a formula equally as efficacious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
LITTLE TRAVELLER
STOPPED IN ZION
On Way From San Bcrnardino,
CAL, to Mothers Home
i'm Tennessee.
Ran AWAY FROM FATHER:
DOESN'T WANT TO RETURN
Juvenile Court TO Look Into the
Matter Before Boy Is
Liberated.

Upon 4 telegram received from the
chief of police of San Bernardino, Cal,
! Tuesday morning, BRYAN Alexander, the
| twclvc-ycar.o son of j. I. Alexander,
a we'll known merchant of Redland Cal,
WAS picked up by Patrolmen Clough
and Pierce on the Los Angeles Limited
nj the Oregon Short Line depot when
that train pulled INTO the city at ll;50
4. m. Tho boy was travelling through
this city 10 Tennessee, where his
mother, who is thought by tho police
TO be separated from tho father, resides.
The telegram which was received by
the local authorities from the chief OF
police OF san Bernardino, read;
Watch Tor Bryan Alexander. aged -
have been kidnapped, Hold if found,
and wire me.
Upon the receipt of the foregoing
telegram the police were notified TO
watch the trains coming into the city
from the coast, and il resulted i'll the
boy being found on the Los Angeles
Limited a little over an hour later
When the little fellow was found and
taken 10 the police headquarters he
stoutly denied having been kidnapped,
explaining that he was ou his way 10
Although he said nothing against his
father, ii is thought that the child has
lost has affection for him, and was fcc-
ing to his mothers arms, hundreds Of
miles away.
Turned Over to Court.
Attired IN a pair of blue overhalls
aud light cap, the little fellow. with
n manly air, explained that his father
had taken him, together with brother
a little older than himself, 10 Cali
fornla about two years ago, 81 wanted
10 60 back 10 my mother he de
clarcd, land ! made up my mind to go
went TO work for the telegraph com.
panY. and got guarantee Of $50.
month, with extra pay. | made over Il
dollar day, and at the end of the
mouth [ had S2s.25. / had another dol
lar, too, and | bought ticket half way
TO where my mamma lives for S24.95.
| paid S2.15 for sleeper. and / We still
got over dollar left -
Tho little fellow declared that his
father always took all of his money
from him. and If he had let his father
know that hr had intended TO come
away he would not have let him. He
declared he did not want 10 90 back TO
ms father. Attached TO his ticket was
a note from tho district passenger agent
Of the Salt Lake Route, iustructipq the
on the train TO take good
care OF HIM. This was done. The lad
was turned over TO the juvenile court
authorities, who viii investigate the
case before taking any action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
kLAMER NOW OFFERS
S2500 TO THE THIEF

No clue has yet been secured to idcn-
iiiy of the person who stole the $4,000 IN
currency belonging to II. Il. kamcr from
the laValory Of the Wilson hotel Sunday
forenoon Tuesday. Mr.. Klumcr In
creased the reward Tor the return OF the
money to $500.
The detective force is working on the
case. but SO far nothing concerning the
thief has been learned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Horse Races at Ogden

Special S. L. & o. lagoon Route)
AZ l2;]3 p. m, every day, MAY 9th 10
ith. Fare 81 round trip, including Or.
dcu street car fare TO race track
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Reward Offered for Return of $500.

VIII pay 5000 reward for the return
Of the $500 taken from the lavatory of
Wilson hotel Sunday morning, and no
questions asked H. T.. KLAMER,
Room 200, Wilson hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
WHEN TYPE WEARS OUT

new. That keeps our type STYLES IN tn
date century, 5537 Postofticc place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05

4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burgIar-proof vaults OF tho
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05

Special $. l.. & .. (Lagoon Route)
at 12:45 p. n., every day. May 9TH 10
llth. Fare 81 round trip, including Og.
den street car fare to race track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05

Horse Races at Ogden.
Special $. l.. 4 O. (Lagoou Routc)
at l2;i3 y. m. every day. May 9TH to
llth. Fare 81 round trip. including Og
den street car fare TO race track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Burglary Is Charged.

John Lamoine is charged with second-
degree burglary in a complaint issued by
the county attorney Tuesday. It Is al
and burglarized John Kaeflers tool house
at 6S south Seventh West street. The
complainant Is Detective Joe Burt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Do You Kodak?

We finish and CELL the supplies. SaI1
Lake Photo supply Co, ll2 Main 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05

Special S. L. q o. (Lagoou Route)
at l2:43 p. m, every day Nav 18th to
llth. Fare 81 round trip. Including o..
den street car fare to race track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Notice.

NuLlCe.
All members of local No. 70. Journey
men Plumbers and Steam Filters. arc
requested 10 meet at Federation of
Labor hall at 9 clock "A. m MAY D
for ;hc purpose of attending the funeral
of late Brother David Evans.
FARLEY BURT, Secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Expert Kodak Finishing
Horse Races at Ogden.

Harry Ship!er, commercial photog-
rapher, Isl So. Main ST.; second floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglarrproof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
32 up Main street, $500 per year.