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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-07
Tribune Want Ads.
Sell Main 5000. Indcpendent $50
PIONEER IDAHO WOMAN
Is CALLED BY DEATH

special TO The Tribune.
MALAD. Ida. May 6.--Mrs Gwcnfrcd
Evans. mother OF David l.. Evans, C. l..
Evans and Mrs Eliza Jones Of this city.
is dead at her home here. at the age OF
Sb years. Mrs, Evans. whose life had
been an unusually evcntful one. was born
vcmhcr l3 1924, She came 70 this coun-
try with her FIRST husband. Daniel Rob
crts, and four small children. in 1850
Her husband and one child died of choI-
era on the Mississippi river. and with tho
three remaining children she spent the
winter of 1851 al st Louis going from
there 10 Council Bluffs, la. where they
lived until the following spring, when
she htled ont an on team and crossed
the plains TO Utah.
In lS53 she married Capt, David r. Ev-
ans at Brigham City. in Which city Cap
tain Evans died in 1851 leaving her with
a family of eight children. Four years
later the two youngest of these children
died and were buried I'm the same grave
She came to Malad In 1871 and had re-
sided here continuously the succeeding
thlrty-eight years
Mrs, Evans leaves TO mourn her the fol-
loving children, all prominent residents
of thls state: ID. l.. Evans, G. Il. Evans
and Mrs. eliza Jones of this city; Mrs.
Catherine Wright OF Bear Lake, Lorenzo
J.. Evans OF American Falls, and John
Roberts OF Idaho Falls. together with nu-
merous grandchildren. great -grandcIil-
drcn and SIX grcat-great grandchildren
Mrs. Evans was widely known and uni
vctsaily respected In this community. and
was n noteworthy figure among the wo-
"Wednesday afternoon at the Brigham
CITY C.metcrp
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PAYSON NEWS
Snecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PAYSON, May 6.-Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon at 9
o'clock from the Second ward meeting
house over the remains of w. c. Wight
man, who died nj Reno, New. April 90.
Quite number Of Elss, of which lodge
Mr.. Wlghtman was q member, came
from Eureka TO attend the funeral. Mr..
Wightman was - years old and left
a widow, five sisters and two brothers.
besides Il host of other relatives and
friends to mourn his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin of Provo
were visiting the first of the week with
Mrs. Martin S parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ballard.
Miss Florence Johnson spent Sunday
with her parents at Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kapple were Wis
iting in Provo last week with relatives
Mrs George Udall and Miss Tanner,
both Of Ncphi, were visiting with Pay
son friends last Sunday.
Charles Douglass returned home Mon.
day from Richfield, Utah, after a few
days visit there with friends.
Quinby Stewart and Bert wilkins of
Eureka were visiting in Payson last
Saturday and Sunday,
Jode Richmond of Eureka spent Sun
day and Monday with his parents.
Miss Misha White was visiting hcr
parents last Sunday.
Arthur Liddle returned home Sunday
evening from Fairfield, Utah, where he
has been engaged shearipg sheep foI
the past month.
Carl Provstgaard and other sheer
shearers returned home this week, after
being gone about three weeks.
Miss Delphia Simons entertained the
II. A. b. girls Sunday evening at 1870
clock. The young ladies were taken
TO the Oak cafe, where an excellent sup
per was served, after which they went
to the home of the hostess and spent
the evening with games and music The
guests present were the Misses Della
Daniels, Lulu Harper, Ruby Simons
Lislc and Effie Bowie.
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Bingham Junction Notes.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM JUNCTION. May An eX-
cursion( 10 Bingham Canyon of all the
tcachers ol the Jordan district will take
place Saturday, MAY Is, at which Zine
teachers institute will be held in Canyon
hall. state Superintendent \. G. Mel
son VIII be The chief speaker. \ musical
program also has been provided In the
afternoon the teachers and their friends
will visit some Of the mines. fare Of
81 for the round trip Tor all in the valley
who desire 10 go on the excursion has
been arranged
The iisht Is stlll on between thc Jor-
dan State bank. controlled by the Joseph
and A W Nelson faction. and the Pco-
pies State bank. whose backing is % per
cent local money. Stock OF The Jordan
State bank Is being advertised for sale.
while premium is being offered ior
shares In tile Peoples bank whose daily
business is growing rapidly
General Superlnt tcndent jIiutZ OF the
United States Smelling company had IL
sconfeTcncc OIL Tuesday with number Of
the representative men OF the CONNER
cial club and again assured them that the
smeiiing company would not oppose the
proposition o; Incorporating the town
On the contrary, lac Is very anxious that
the sanitary, police and fire protection Of
the place he hcttcrcd
Incorporating The town into a city of
the third class IS now assured. it is also
evident THAT two or more tickets viii be
placed In the field, as a second mass
mceting has been called TO convene in
Colts hall Friday night al o'clock
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SUIT THAT INVOLVES
THE ROYAL LAUNDRY

In Judge Morse's division of the
third district court Thursday, Judgment
for the defendants was entered i'll the
suit of William T.. Fitzpatrick and
other nonworking stockholders in the
Royal laundry against Albert Van Cott
aud other working stockholders, to com.
pei the repayment of certain sums Of
money alleged to have been received as
salary by the defendants without an
thority.
The other plaintiffs in The case were
Ray and Harold Van Cott and the other
defendants Charles II. Miller, Roland
Williams. John Illingswortb. David
Gallafcnt, John T. Smith, Seba Chap
man, William Lake. Caleb ". Chapman
and William II. Lipnell. Fitzpatrick and
his associates alleged that the defend l.
ants had held stockholders meetings
without authority twice and raised their
own salaries approximately so week
apiece each time. The plaintiffs con
tended that the meetings were held
without notice, and that the salary in
creases, therefore, were without au-
thority.
The court was unable TO find any
thing wrong with the defendants ae-
tions, and found accordingly.
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DRUNKEN SAILOR MEETS
HIS WATERLOO At DEPOT

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 6.-It became necessary
for Depot Master John Shields TO use
q little moral suasion" upon the
person of drunken sailor who arrived
from the coast today, cnroute to the
east before the obstreperous seaman
could be made to understand that the
language which he was using in the pres
cncc of ladies had to be toned down con-
sderably.
The drunken man became boisterous
al the station while waiting for his train.
Several ladies who were standing in the
waiting room were openly insultcd be-
fore the matter WAS reported to the de-
strated with the sailor but the latter, In
stead of subSlding, lungcd for the other.
Mr.. Shields planted" blow which
quieted the fellow until the arrival Of
the patrol wagon, when he was taken to
the police station.
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o'clock at tho second ward meeting house.
Is; +. Grant OF Salt Lake, l. H. Grace,
Bishop y. II. G. Parllcs. President J. w.
PaNman and w. III. Boyle of Provo. were
the speakers. who paid Il high tribute to
Mrs Andrews Tho floral offerings We're
many and beautiful and the, song service
very appropriate,
Mrs, Harry Irons is seriously i'll this
weel; with indigestion.
The. seven months old baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs Milton Iiaskett died Monday with
pneumonia and wbooping cough The fu-
neral was held Wednesday at the family
residence.
The Ncphi high school alumni met at
Miss Bertha McPhcrsons home Saturday
night and appointed committees for the
banquet and dance TO be held at the
closing of school
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Jackson is very sick this week with bron-
chitiS.
Mrs. Thompson Of Salt Lake died at
LcVan. Tuesday. while visiting her
daughter. Mrs Henry Heudrclsun. She
was 1G years old and died OF general
debility,
Roy Batchcor is building a modern
cottage i'm the south-ccntral part of town
Orsan Haynes is very iii this week
wlth lung and heart trouble
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News Of Logan.
,ecial 20 The Tribune,


LOGAN May 6.-Further investigation
into the size OF the loss suffered by the
Howell Carbon company IN It's ire or
last Sunday brings ii TO a much higher
figure than was at first supposed. The
total loss will exceed $4,000. instead OF
$200Q. Insurance adjusters were at work
today.
The findings Of the committee appoint
cd by the Booster and Commercial clubs
to try to arrange for "A basis of consolidd-
ton of the two organizations nave each
Commercial club people believe thas
there are several clauses in the proposed
articles Of consolida tion as drawn up
that would work TO their detrimcnt and
have entirely turned the proposition
down. Regret is expressed by all con
ccrnod that successful termination ~ 5
not resulted. as both clubs arc primarily
working in the citys interests and 1t
is felt that clashes arc inevitable.
Articles have been nled by the follow
ing new corporations: Avon Land aud
diviCed into 81 shares officers, president,
7. \ Macarthur: vice president j. j.
racer; secretary and treasurer, George
W, Davis; additional directors. o. II.
Pulsiphcr and ". c. Summers.
The Ballard orchard and Produce COM
pany: capitalization, $4,000, officers.
president. II. w. Ballard; vice president.
NJ. !. Ballard; secretary and treasurer.
II. w. Ballard. Jr.; additional directors.
Elvira and Matte j. Ballard.
Justice Brangham imposed light fine
j. u
drawing a revolver on Samuel Evans.
The latter. it appears had been greatly
TO blame in the affair. which brought
about the quarrel
Il. VI. Hyde OF Hyde Park a student al
the T. y. c., is seriously ILL.,
The Att murder case will open in the
district court on Friday, 1t is expected
that several days will be taken up in
jury work.
Preparations arc being made In Rich
mond for the paving OF sidewalks in the
business district. Tho Daughters of the
Pioneers are building old time log
cabin on the public square in which to
keep the ancient relics of the town.
Deputy Sheriff Smith received Il call
tn Blacksmith river today to help in the
rescue OF q team owned by Joseph Jep-
person of Millvillc that had slid into the
river by the caying i'm OF the bank
After a good deal of hard work the ami
mails were finally rescued.
The Washable Indians that are TO take
part in the Pioneer day celebrations ar
rived In the city this afternoon and
camped ON the east end of Tabernacle
square. They have erected about TWEEN
" tcpccs. giving the air of Old time In
dian village TO the town.
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RiChfield News Notes
Snecial to The Tribnnc.


RICHFlELD, May G,-Tom Gillian. who
left here some time ago 10 visit the
coast and 10 verify some reports regard
ing placer properties III that section. ar
rived home Thursday. Mr. Gillian trav-
clcd over 5000 miles, but says he saw no
better country than Utah.
Tom Brown Of the Richhcld Electric
Light company returned from Price, Sat-
urday, and will probably install a light
Ing system in that city. The citizens arc
very enthusiastic over the project and
sufficient encouragement has been given
TO warrant the installation OF plant.
The Royal Neighbors gave a party IN
their hall Wednesday afternoon, which
was greatly enjoyed by those present.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. y. G.. Secgmiller entertained n
number of friends at dinner Wednesday
night. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Il. II.
SecSmiler who have lately returned from
Nevada,
The Commercial club win hold one of
its popular socials next Wednesday even
ing. htting program has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
q. G. Thurbcr and others have located
1900 acres of gypsum land south OF
Kings Meadow canyon. The deposit of
gypsum is Of the same quality as that
of the Jumbo company. They intend to
develop the property.
Bert Shepard went 10 Sanpctc, Wedncs-
day, on business matters which claimed
his immediate attention.
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CASES SET FOR TRIAL
IN BOX ELDER COUNTY
Special 10 The Tribune.

of cases Which SH win be be heard EG IL Il the dis s
trlct court during the May term:
Case No. 1124-Edith Searlc, plaintiff,
VS.. Ritter Bros. Drug company; Rawlin.
Ray &c Rawlins. attorneys for plaintiff. {.
Van Cott, Allison & Ritter, attorneys for
defendants: set for Monday. May u.
Case No. 1l6-Thc State Of Utah, plain
tiff VS. w. f. Cawley, defendant p. C.
Call. attorney for plaintiff: y. J. Harris,
attorney for defendant; set for Tues
Case No. l006-William Anderson plain
tiff, VS. Promontory Ranch company. de-
fendant: Richards, Richards 4 Ferry and
a, NJ. Breeden. attorneys for plaintiff
Richards, Richards e Ferry and A. NJ.
Breeder. attorneys for defendant; set for
Wednesday May 26.
Case No. 1176-W l.. Grover, plaintiff,
vs., George Nogiwa; defendant j. D. Call
attorney for plaintiff. T. =. Perry and G.
l.. FoXley. attorneys for defendant, set
for Thursday; May - ,,uos r,,,,,,c
VS.. y. C. Mortensen and NJ. Poulson, un-
der the firm name of Elite Meat market,
defGndants; e. Jones' attorqey 3e9 do for
fendsnts: set FOR Friday, MAY. 2S
Case No. 1lSl-Thc State of Utah, eX
rel Daniel Jeppson plaintiff. VS.. Louis
for plaintiff; NeIs Jensen and b. II. Jones.
attorneys for defendant; set for Tuesday
June l.
VS.. Albert NJ Brown ct al, defendants: !:
Frank J. Gustin, attorney for plaintiff !,
G. r. Holingsworth. attorney for defend
ants; set for Wednesday, June ..
Case No l16l-Ida NJ. Laub. plaintiff.
VS.. Joseph A Laub. defendant; j. u. Call
and Il. c. Call. attorneys for plaintiff; !;
. NcIs Jensen. attorney for defendant; set
for Thursday June ..
Case No. 11Si-Albcrt tloff. plaintir,
vs. Martin stark. defendant. Charles r.
FoXlcy. attorney for plaintiff: James =.
Perry. attorney for defendant. set Tor
Friday, June f.
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WILL BUILD ARM0RY
FOR GANTI COMPANY

Mcssrs Crawford and Anderson Of
Manti appeared before the state armory
board composed OF the governor, sccre-
tary of state and adjutant- general,
Thursday. with a proposition To build an
armorv for company l. of the state guard
At Mant The proposition was tiken un-
der atvlscrncnt but IL is likely that il
will bc accepted.
Crawford and Anderson propose To
erect and maintain 4 two-Stury S2I.DuU
building suitable foI all arnnory purposes,
il the state will agree 10 take Il teuycar
lease on the building, the lease to lapse
in the event that the company diSbands
before il expires.
Tho, building would also he used Tot
social and entertainment purposes. Nc
rental value was mentioned, but this will
be determined at u later meeting. Back
OF Crawford and Anderson are the ciu-
zons OF Manti who wish 10 encourage
company T. in every way possible.
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GIRL STUDENTS KICK
AGAINST SHORT SKIRTS

BERKELEY Cal. May G,-Althoueh
one of their own number wrote the senior
Extravaganza which will be produced hy
the graduating class OF the University OF
California this month, the girls who VIII
appcar in the chorus have risen In rebel
lion against wearing the knec length
dresses planned FOR them. When their
ultimatum was carried to stage Manager
Elmer Brccl1enfcld he said.
1--WE are simply following the suggestion
made bv the writer. Miss Christina
Krysto wrote the show. and sho is ono of
our most popular CO. eds. Surely her taste
is iudiciouS"
Then Prof William Dallam Ames Of the
faculty committee on dramatlCs was
called TO the aid OF the distressed co-cds
and tho result was a compromise whereby
the girls are to wear dresses which Will
permit the bottom fringe Of the skirts to
appear twelve inches above the floor.
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City and 'veighborhood

STATE SENATOR Rudolph Kuchler
and wife OF Ogden were visitors in Salt
Lake on Thursday.
REPRESENTATIVE r. NJ. POPE OF
,Masatch county was a Salt Lake visitor
Thursday
THE GHOST is stalking today amidst
tns instructors in the city,s public
sUs viii if7 reseivss SsiRs Psy Say The peda
s,,l, THE ls,;,ei, John J. paIy company brought
ton tor, state in the Third district court,
30. plat A. salt Lake City survey.
FOUR NEW CASES of smallpox, as
lolloWs. were reported to the city board
81 81 health Thursday; James, 10 years old;
The lpson family lives on the county road
near Becks hot springs.
DEPUTY SHERIFF James V Whalen
OF OF Shoshone, Ida, arrived in Salt Lake
shone with him Plato Lotten. charged
with immortality who was arrested in
salt Lake City few days ago.
/ THE y. Leschen Sons Rope company
Of ST. Louis brought suit against the
Consolidated Mines and Srncter company
IN the Third district court. Thursday, to
recover 5315l,5l alleged to be due on sup
July OF 1907.
THE CASE of the United states
against Allison A. George was set in the
United states district court Thursday. for
nlne head Of cattle, the property OF the
United States government, in Wasatch
county. last January
would the Single Tax Solve Oui.
Industrial Problcn?" will he the question
for discussion tonight at the Social Sci
ence club, Unity hall, 13S South Second
East. n: 3. Dresser OF the university
printing department will take the affirm
ative and William Thurston Brown, the
negative. Meeting at o'clock, The
public cordially invited
TOTAL BANK CLE,A RINGS for Thurs
day, May g. were S1.037. 109.66. as COM
pared with a total Of s73I9i1 i2 for the
corresponding day Of last last year thus MAX
corresponding day of 1908. The increase
is more than A per cent over last year.
an excess in keeping with the usual
showing of the past few weeks.
MOAPA VALLEY melons will 20 Ia
Chicago this year George Middlcdorf of
the firm of Middleton & Co. the largest
Lake on Thursday While here be closed
q contract with the Moapa Fruit and
Produce company, which has offices in
salt Lake, for all OF its output of
cantaloupes this scaso... 'rnis WEI amount
to fifty cars and will mean a shipmcn;
OF at least three cars per day.
A. HANAUER and Howard Lawson.
cago. Rock Island e Pacific Railway com
pany in the Third district court. to re-
cover damages in the sum Of Sl65566,
with interest, for injury through delay 10
@6l9 head OF sheep in transit over the
defendant companY's lines from Pueblo,
turned over TO the railway company July
IL. 1908, for delivery To Omaha and IT
! is alleged that they were forty-onc hours
! without food or water.
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Park City News.
ccinl to Tllc Trihune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PARK CtTY-, May Ga very sad and
unexpected death occurred at The nome
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. Y. Murphy last even
ing, when their iiNu-ycar-Old daughter,
Gertrude, died from scarlet fever The
flittle one was III but few days and no
serious results were looked FOR until the
final summons came. The funeral was
held In private this afternoon, the
home IS stlll under quarantine as "A re-
suit OF the dreaded disease. The Rev.
Father Galigan ofdc!ated at The funeral
The track meet TO be held In Hebcr,
Friday, IS attracting a great deal Of at
tcntion and not fewer than two hundred
persous will go there 10 witness the feats
OF the home boys. The meet Will be be-
tween the Park City and Wasatch high
Schools and twelve events will be pulled
on the majority of which the Park City
BOYS expect to win. This is the FIRST
injecting between these two track teams
and each Is more than coritden, of get
. ting all tie honors The Hcbcr people
are making arrangements 10 handle two
Thousand people. 4 grand ball In the
-eyenfng Will close the days festivities.
Tie work OF tearing down the old Bank
ihlilding on Main street was coUnlenceu
tSdny and in few days the old ruins
will he a thing Of The past II was or
5dcrcd removed by the city council some
weeks ago. but owing 10 weather cond!-
lions the work did not start until TO-DAY,
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STREET CAR CONDUCTOR
Is PAINFULLY INJURED
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May civilian Nelson. a
street car conductor in the employ OF the
Ogden Rapid Transit company. came near
losing his life late this afternoon by COM
ing in contact with a telephone pole
while busy collecting fares on his car.
No. 10 Nelson was on the running
board of his car collecting fares from II
load OF passengers as the swung in
from Seventeenth street into Washing
ton avenue.
Before hc realized lis danger Nelson
was jammed into telephone pole.
knocking him TO the ground and making
severe cash in the back of his head
He was FASTENED TO the Ogden general
hospital in an automobile, where his in
juricS were attended to. In falling a lad
standing near him was also knocked to
the ground but was uniniurcd The car
was loaded with people who had been to
The races.
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INSPECT OGDEN DIARIES
AND SLAUGHTER HOUSES
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 6.--Willard Hanson.
Harms. state chemist, and j. S. Carver,
president of the pure food commission,
went to Huntsville this afternoon. ana
after making a thorough inspcctionlof the
creamery at that point declared that they
found everything in a good sanitary con-
diton.
Returning to ogden. q round TO the
various packing houses was made, and
the methods used in preparing and kill
ing meat for market were investigated
and found To be conducted on sanitary
lines. Mr.. Hanson and Mr.. Harms re-
turned TO Salt Lake this evening.
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Viaduct Thrown Open.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 6.-Thc viaduct on Twcn-
ty-fourth street over the railroad tracks
was thrown open to the travelling public
today. The several watchmcr at the
crossings with their red tlags have been
transferred TO other crossings where
their services arc needed. This afternoon
big bridge We're connected up and the
bridge this evening presented metro
DOlitau aDpcaranCc
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MORE LAND RESTORED
TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
Special 10 The Tribune,

SDsCial 10 Illc lIipu"c'
WASHINGTON. May 6.-rhc secrc-
tary OF the interior has vacated an or
der OF Withdrawal for irrigation pu:'
poses for nsc in connection with the
Minidoka project, Blaclifoot, Idaho
land district. approximately l2o,32o
acres of land. and restored it to the
public domain, subject TO settlement ON
and after July %. but not to entry,
filing or selection until August 2S. No
person will he permitted to gain or
exercise any right whatever under any
settlement or occupation begun after
April % and prior to July 20, all such
settlement or occupation being for
hidden.
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Wishes Divorce.
inl 10 Thc TribL.nc.

s0NCllI 10 Mo TIIOLNC,
OGDEN. May 6.-Chargins her hus-
band. Elmer II. Baker. with cruel treat
meut. with threatening TO take her life,
and finally with descrton. HALEY l..
Baker has begun an action for divorce.
Mrs Baker says her husbands assets
consist of $50 received each month from
real estate rentals and Sl2 pension. She
asks the court 10 award her 4 divorce
and rcaSoua bio alimonN,
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Investigation Neaded

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 6.-In resigning
his position as assistant physician OF the
state hospital for insane No. here to-
day DR. II l.. Graham gave as "a reason
that the patients are subjected TO gross
outrages on the part OF the attendants.
with the knowledge of Superintendent w,
Z. Kuhn. Hc offers TO give names and
dates " the board Of mana gers desires
them. There arc nearly 1000 patients In
The hospital.