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feet long. and viii store about 10000
acre feet of water in what is sometimes
known as Min Creek canyon, This rcser-
voir will cost 5000. 600 and will give cm-
ployment 10 hundreds of mon This land
TO he brouGh, under cultivation VIII nc
splendid for fruit growing and acricul
,ural PURPOSES Moab fruit has am cs-
tahlishcd reputation i'm the west al least,
and no doubt this land will be divided
up in small fruit farms and thus make
IL possible for at least from 5000 10 5000
people 10 establish homes in the upper
valley. There seems TO be Il great deal
OF enthusiasm over the proposed project
and many Of the leading citizens are cX-
pressing themselves as being willing 10
back this proposition 10 the extent Of
several thousand dollars. II necessary.
This land, when placed under cultivation,
the running of a branch OF the -. & l..
@. into the valley. Until this proposition
is carried through the fruit and other
products OF the valley will have TO he
taken by boat down the river and up the
Green river To tho city of Green River,
or else haul the products 10 Thompson's.
big party of salt Lake boosters are
on the way to Moab from Green River.
Utah. They are coming In two big
steam launches and will probably reach
here about SUNDAY evening. This party
is in charge OF T., T Merritt and Thomas
q. WiInmcr Jr., OF Salt Lake City. These
men were the promoters of the Green
River irrigation project and carried II TO
a successful finish. The purpose of tho
"trip is 10 investigate the channel Of the
river and ascertain II possible whether il
Will bc feasible 10 operate n number OF
gasoline launches up and down the river
between here and Green River. and 10
investigate the land in the vicinity OF
Moab TO ascertain how valuable the land
would be for fruit growing purposes. Big
preparations are being made to entertain
these visitors. \ big banquet will be
given and the visitors will bc shown over
the town and country In carriages. \ big
dance Will he given at the Woodman nall
in tho evening in honor OF the visitors.
The public schools will give n parade.
and every effort POSSIBLE will be put forth
10 show the visitors that Moab citizens
are awake. a splendid display of fruit
has been arranged in one of the store
rooms and every one Is joining In the
prCnara liunS
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Charlesworth. all OF RIchGeld, and j. f.
Parker OF Joseph.
Sheriff John Knudscn has been at Ches-
ter TO investigate the robbery OF the
Chester postotfice, which occurred there
Monday night, Arrests may soon follow
as TX was almost certain that IL was COM
mitted by parties who were well aC-
quainted. as they selected n night when
IL had been pay daH at that place. Mr.
Alfred had taken all the money he had
collected with him To his home. so all
the robbers secured was some small
change, stamps, etc. amounting to about
$50
The foUr-year- old child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence futile of Mant. who was oper-
atcd on al the hospital at Salt Lake for
the removal of puss from the lungs is
reported to be slowly improving and
has chances for recovery
The women OF ANtcll have sold over
$500 worth OF TAT turkeys for ThanksEiv-
Ing. and still have fine supply left for
themselyes. Most OF them were shipped
TO Salt Lake,
Henry Wilcox. one Of the pioneer resi-
dents OF Mount Pleasant died at his
nome in that city yesterday afternoon
after long Illness of rheumatism and
heart trouble. The arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been completed.
Ben Sparks OF this city who was near.
ly frozen to death near Frisco during the
past week. was brought home yesterday
in , serious condition. and Is tonight ly-
ing al the point Of death.
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NOTICE.

Notice i5 hereby given by the City
council OF Salt Lake City OF the inten~
tlon OF such council to make the follow
Ing described Improvement, TO Wit
Constructing cement sidewalks six (s)
feet wide and four 90 inches thick on
the west side of West Canyon street from
Stale street northcrly To Second North
street. in Sidewalk Districts Nos. 81 and
~, and dcfray the abutters' portion OF the
cost and expense thereof estimated at
one thousand three hundred thirty seven
and i0-lo0 (Sl33G10) dollars. or one and
$4,000 (Si.5O dollars per front or linear
loot OF abutting property. there being
S3l 80 feet abutting said Improvement by
a local assessment upon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following described
district. being the district to he affected
and benefited by said Improvement.
namely:
The east side of lots / and 2. block l.
plat d: the east side of lots | and .
block the east side Of lots to Z. in
elusive. block 2. plai *; the south side
OF lot ?, block 1, plat Il. Salt Lake City
survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated at one thousand nine hundred
TWO and ol-l00 tSi902. 81 dollars. OF which
ty-fouT and Sl-l00 (s564.SD dollars leav-
ing one thousand three hundred thirty
seven and 1Ol00 tSl331.70) dollars TO be
raised by local assessment
MI protests and objections to the carry
ing out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing 10 the City Recorder on
or before the 18Th day OF December 1909
being the time set by said council when II
VIII hear and consider such protests and
objections as may he made thereto
by order Of the City Council OF salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated April |. 1909
j: r. MORETON City Recorder.
. Sidewalk Extension No lf5.
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MAY START LITIGATION
OVER AER0PLANE RIGHTS

san JOSE. Nov. 2i.-Wilbur and
Orville Wright and other aviators may
soon be made defendants in suits
brought by Professor j. j. Montgomery
of Santa Clara college TO establish his
exclusive right to certain devices which
arc now used in most successful aero.
planes. 81 m like other men. | IN not
the sort to sit idly and see others reap
All of the benefits of my investigu-
tions.'
This is the statement which Mont.
gomery made this afternoon during u
discussion of new book on aeroplanes,
IN which the Wrlghts and other in
vcntors are held To have made use Of
the discoveries of Montgomery
The author gives Montgomery credit
for having originated the combination
wing warpiug and curved surface on
acroplanc hat have made them sue
ccssful, The impetus given aeroplanc
construction by The Wright brothers
and other leaders IN hcavicr-than-air
machines, is traced directly to the
flights of Professor Montgomery in this
valley during 1905 and tie publication,
shortly after the flights, of the plans
Of the machine
When asked what could be done in
case ii was proven that his patents
had been infringcd, Professor Mont
gomery said:
'Thcrc is such n thing as annulling
a patent
formulated my course some time
ago added the professor. 81 am not
prepared To rush into any newspaper
controversy. | don Il wish 10 be ham
pcrcd by any statements that | may
make hrrc -
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake city OF the intention
OF such council to make the following
described improvement, 10 wilt:
feet wide and four 90 inches thick or
the west side OF University street be-
tween First South and Fourth South
streets. in sidewalk district No, %, and
dcfray the sbuttcrs' portion of the cost
and expense thereof. estimated ot ono
(sl9S0) dollars. or enc Isl O0) dollar per
front or linear foot OF admitting property,
there being 1850 feet abuttinG said inn
proVcmcnt, by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground Within the
following described district. being the
district TO tine affected and benefited by
said Improvement. namely:
The cust side oi lots .. 3 4 and 3
block 50: the cast side OF lots 3 and 6.
block -: the east side Of lots 3 ;. and
.. bocl, 2A, all in plat r Salt Lake CITY
survey.
The total cost of said improvements Is
estimated at two thousand six hundred
thirty-,wo and 32-l00 (s2 $50 .33) dollars
Of which sum the city's portion is six
hundred fiftv-two and 33-10o (s652.S3)
dred eighty Sl9so 00) dollars to he raised
hy local assessment
An protests and objections 10 the car
ryinG out OF such intention must be pre-
scntcd in writing 10 the city recorder
on or before the 18th dav OF December
1909 being tho time set ny said council
when II will hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto,
BY order Of the city council Of salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated September H. iaOa.
j. II. MORETON.
CITY Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. La.
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PARK CITY DEPARTMENT
Office, Dewey Thcatcr. Phones: Bell black: Ind

the vacancy caused hy the resignation OF
Mr.. GetsCh. who moved away from Park
tltN, The Democrats contend that lie can
only hold office until the next succeeding
election. while the Republicans claim he
was appointed TO iii the uneXpired term.
which will run for the next two years The
contest in the case OF Thompson and Nc
Gil arises from a difference in tally
sheets, one OF which gives McGill ma
1oritN OF nine votes, while the other gives
Thompson majority OF one vote The
outcome of the contest Is watched with
great deal Of interest. as all four men
are well known and highly respected
During the past few days babies have
been born TO the following. Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Clark twin daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ritter, a boy.
special committee OF the city coun-
ell met with representative OF the Tel
luride Power company last night relative
10 the franchise under consideration. The
result OF the conference will be announced
later.
Charles Reed OF the Park City Samplins
works came UP from the city this morn
ing
Mrs Henry Fares has returned. after
few days visit in the city
The knights OF Columbus gave a select
ball at Maple hail last night. about 200
being present l.unch was SERVED dur
ing the evening and everybody reported
splendid time.
y. NJ. Cannon Of the Bell Telephone
company came up on business connected
with his company this morning
Earl Stanley is In the city from Blng-
ham Canyon 10 spend Thanksgiving with
his parents, Nh, and Mrs. Henry Stan
lev.
Paul Billings Of the Park Lumber com
pany left today for the metropolis to
spend Thanksgiving.
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RAID RESULTS FROM
BECGAR'S ADMISSION
Several Men Caught in Alleged
Gambling Den and
Arrested.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, Nov. 2i,-The inadvertent ad
mission Of James Todd. a nendicant,
picked up on tho streets this morninE
While begging the price OF meal from
pssserSny, That he had lost his money
whIa gambling. led 10 a raid ON a room
'1lolnlng the Elephant saloon, 4 little
after o'clock this afternoon. by seven
members of the police department. and
bling resulted
When Todd was asked II he had any
occupation. he replied that he had money
Snnilil SiiiIil 'hat morning. but had lost IL gam
! SAY In game Of poker I'm room above
Elephant saloon. ''''
Captain of Police Brown, Detective
Lane, Hcrrick and Vance surrounded The
place ana made dash for the room be-
.9ie inc lookout" posted outside. could
S 1--we any warming. Frank Parks William
rli erat . Holland, 5. 5, Rhiner and sew
erai Japs found I'm the room were ar
rested and locked In the city jail pcnding
an investigation.
The raid this afternoon followed closely
on on INC hecls of last Saturdays raid on
Iis pIone saloon and the revocation OF
5sorSo frNeS license by tho city conn
courts. :" '''e
CharleS Crcishbaum. q member of the
nrH OF Creighbaum d Peterson who mn
~ the gambling houses OF the CITY were
closed. conducted IA licensed gambling hall
over the St Louis saloon. was arrested
tonisht. charged with keeping a gambling
I.ouse =. IN Vlolnllon OF the city ordinances
:. +. Cole and j. Never were held as v,ii-
nesscs. ' 80 "''-
Chiei OF Police Browning and Detectives
renuer and Burke forced an entrance into
ane hal tonight where several persons
were found who were believed "a b,,n
been gambling '''
Inc police Of Ogden have shown I'M
usual activity In the past few days toward
.,e suppression OF gambling and have
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given ny the city
council OF Salt Salt City OF the Inten-
t'on OF such council 10 make the follow
Ing described Improvement. TO wilt
Extending and laying sewer lateral of
yitrihed pipe eight (S) inches in dlametc~
Fourth East and Fifth East streets, in
sewer district No. !. and defray the
abutters' portion OF the cost and expense
thereof, estimated AT eight hundred
thirteen and 25-lO0 (sSI325l dollars or
one lS1 0o) dollar per front or linear foot
OF ahuttins property, there being Sl3 -
feet abutting said Improvement by a To-
of ground within the following described
district. being the district la be affected
and benefited by said Improvement
namely:
The east 2lS feet OF the south side Of
the north .A.2 feet OF lot S. the east
1880 feet of the west 1S1. 30 feet OF the
south side Of the north 1i25 feet Of lot
OF the south 7i25 feet OF lot 3 the ives,
$3.50 feet of the north side OF the south
1926 feet of lot 8. the west lo1 so feet
OF the east 2i'.JO feet of the north side
OF the south 66 feet OF lot 3. all in block
20. plat b Salt Lake City survey
All protests and objections 10 the car
rylns out OF such intention must he pre-
sented In writing, stating therein lot and
block, description Of property. 10 the
city recorder on or before the 12th dav
OF December 1909. being the time set
by said council when II will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
NAV be made thereto.
BY order Of tho city council of Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated September 20 1909
]. 3. MORnTON, City Recorder,
Sewer extension No 2Ji.
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EXECUTED AMERICANS
WERE NOT TRESPASSING

PANAMA. Nov. ga Nicsrapusn
reVolutlonist. who has just arrived here
from Blucfields, reports that Cannon
and Grocc. Americans executed bv
the Ielayan government, were simply
taking bearing sights from height in
Costa Rlca, and not Nicaraguan terri
tory. when they were captured.
They were with only three soldiers
OF the revolution when Ielaya s troops
crossed the frontier and put thom under
arrest. Cannon and Grocc were then
taken. to an old fort named Ell Castello
on the Colorado river, where, according
to the story of the revolutioDist, they
were tortured. and shot twenty four
hours after their capture.
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PROPOSED AQUEDUCT
TO COST $50, 900, 900

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i-Proposals for
one of the most remarkable pieces of
engineering work ever undertaken were
placed before the New York board of
estimate today. The plans involve the
expenditure of nearly 50,00000O for
an aqucduct 500 feet below the streets
10 distribute the water supply which,
in few years. will be available from
the great Catskill reservoir
The aqucduct rs proposed Will be
fourteen feet in diameter for the great.
cr part of Its twenty stretch, and
will bc bored through solid rock. 1t
VIII run from the city S northern limits
soulhward under Central park and be-
meath the great business districts Of
lower Manhattan, thence under tho East
rlrer To Brooklyn, williamsburg Queens
and Staten island The present system
of water mains viii he connected
with IT.
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Provo News Notes

Special to The Tribune,
PROVO, Nov, 2i.-Thc supreme court
rcmittltur In the case of the state OF
Utah against Elizabeth Moore was re-
ceivcd and filed In the Fourth district
court today, The opinion aliirms the
Judgment of the lower court, Mrs. Moore
was convicted OF u statutory otfense COM
lnltted In this city with \, j. Moore, and
appealed TO the supreme court She is
now at liberty, under a $50 bond, signed
bv George NJ. Smoot and j. a. Battle
MORO was convicted OF the same offcpsc
and is now serving three years in the
state prison Mrs. Moore was sentenced
TO serve thirty days IN the state prison,
Hcbcs Booth. plastercr. Was arrested
last night for drunkenness, and when ar
raicncd before Police Justice Noon To-
day entered a plea OF guilty and WAS
fined 50. The fact that Booth has a ram
iiy. which is in need OF his wages, saved
him from a iall sentence.
The case In Justice Moons court against
C;eorec Startup, for turning on tile city
water contrary 10 the city ordinance
was today dismissed ana the defendant
Marriage licenses have been issued by
tllc county clerk 10 c. 5, Jones OF Ameri-
can Fork and Caddic Stewart OF Pleas
ami Grove, Gerald y. Hughes aud Heela
Cailins both OF Payson: jed Mercer. Jr.,
of American Fork and Lola Bartlett oi
Pleasant Grove.
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ORDINARY CARE
lessons DANGER

Authorities arc pretty we'll united in
thc opinion that ordinary care on the
part of the individual greatly lessons
the danger of contracting consumption.
so many cases of this dread disease
have their origin in neglect of an ordl.
nary cough or cold. that il is appalling
To note the Indifference with which so
many people regard this common com
plant
At the first indication of cold steps
should be taken TO check it at once
For this purpose tho following simple
formula is highly recommended as be-
ing most effective. Mix together, in n
large bottle. two ounces OF Glvcerine, a
half'ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine com
pound pure and eight ounces of pure
Whisky, Shake we'll and take a tea
spoonful four times a day. 1t is claimed
by the Leach Chemical Co., of Cincin-
natl, who prepare the genuine Virgin
Oil Of Pine compound pure, that this
mixture will break up cold in TWEEN
ty-four hours and cure any cough that
is durable
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WElSER NEWS NOTES
10 The Tribune


WEISER. Ida. Nov. 24-Complete re-
turns or the late local option election are
not yet In and exact figures of the VIC
tory won by the "drys' cannot be given
ever: there is no question but that the
majority will be In excess OF 400. Even
the most sansuipe OF the local option
leaders never imagined for a moment
that such majority would be given. The
big surprise OF the campaign was that
the city Of Weiser gave dry majority.
d,t,: Inc toeaI option p leaders conceded the
Col c. r. Drake OF this city, general
manaser OF the Hancock Mining, com
trict, returned from the camp few
days ago where he has been looking aft
er the work In progress in the mine Col
Drake states the survey for the electric
railway 10 connect the Seven Devils
mines with the railroad DOWN Snake river
from Huntington TO Lewiston has been
completed He states that there seems
smclter will nc constructed near Ballard
landing, on the Snake river. TO handle
the ores Of the Seven Devils district and
OF the Iron Dyke, and other mines on the
Oregon side OF the river Colonel Drake
says IL is understood i'm the Seven Devils
that the lewiston Brothers have pur-
construct the smelter and the electric
railroad, II also Is stated they have Dur-
chased the great OK Bow electric propo-
sIton ON Snake river near BaIlard's
Landing, and all their works win be op-
Grated by electricity. The Ok Bow pro-
jcct, completed will bo ono OF the largest
electric generating propositions In the
west. More than 80. 900 horsepower will
he generated. An immense tunnel thir-
ty-1vc feet in circumference is being
driven through solid rock distance OF
more Than 2O00 feet. which almost
changes the channel Of the river Ii Is
estimated that the cost OF constructing
1T win be moro than $3 O00. 600 Work
has been in progress on It FOR nearly
three wears. and IL will take another year
TO complete II.
Washington county apples were the
At Council Bluffs la, The exhibit from
lows: Five cups one gold medal. FIRST
fruit. special cup. first premium on
boxes banana apples. three prizes on
groups and twenty premiums on special
plates. The exhibit was packed al the
and taken 10 Chicago. where II will he
CATION congress. This county Is fast
pie producing district In the United
States.
Wciscrs building boom continues una
batcd. Houses arc going up in every
direction. and contracts for others are be-
Ing let daily More houses have been
erected in Wciser the present year than
In tho past uNc years, and the prpSp. cts |
are tbat more Will be erected next year
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Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY. Nov 2i.-Formcr Senator
Thomas kearns and David Keith OF the
Silver King Coalition Mining company
came up to the Park this morning on
business connected with that property.
Several of the members of the |, 0. q.
r., who came mp last night to attend the
Semi-annual meeting OF the krcmlin kasan
Independent Order OF Muscovites, stayed
over to visit the many mining properties
around the Park.
4 mistake was made in stating that
DR.. StTaup OF Bingham had been elected
to the position of junior warden of the
l. o. o. f, The man elected Was j.
Johnston of Park City Stewart NJ Leese
trlarch who goes out Of office with high
est commcndation and well wishes of the
order
Quite heavy rain has been falling in
Park City since about o'clock this
morning.
A. d. PenroId OF Heber City was ar
rested a few days ago for selling un-
wholesome food TO consumers i'm Park
CITY Mrs Olnud OF Park City bought
some meat from Mr.. Penrold one day last
week and found II TO be In advanced
the beef had been diseased before being
killed. and upon complaint of Mrs. Olnud
warrant was issued for Mr. Pcnroid.
who asked for n continuance until a
week from next Thursday. December ..
and there being no objections the con-
tinunncc was granted.
The Democrats OF Park City have en-
gagged w. r. King OF salt Lake TO con
test the eouncilmanic seals Of W, ID.
Buck and j. w. Thompson IN the interest
of f, NJ. Smith and NJ, ]. McGIli. respec-
tIycly. Mr.. Buck was appointed TO fill
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
.LAFAYEITES WIN
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Basketball Title Remains on
East Side; Large Crowd
Present.

The Lafayette basketball team, repre-
scutlng the east side defeated the Poplar
Grove five. representing the west side
In q match game Wednesday afternoon
for the city championship by the score
of % TO lJ on the Lincoln court, The
first half proved Il walliover for the La
fayettes. scoring IL to 6. but In the sec
ond half the Poplar Groves came back
strong and scored to their oppon-
entS' IL.
The game was witnessed by large
crowd of the grade school students and
their parents.
Swecten threw six baskets from the
field and scored five free throws, Smith
threw six field baskets.
The lineup OF the champions was rs fol-
lows Sweeten. l. e. Van Dyke. +. f.
Smith. c.; Kerr. l. g; Spencer. Z,
Physical Director Gnrich OF the Y. NJ
e. A was referee and Richardson was
umpire
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LAST RITES HELD OVER
DAVID C0LEMAN'S BODY
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA, Nov, 2i.-This afternoon the
officers and members OF Tintic lodge No.
III q. =. O. T.. conducted the last sad
rites OF their order over the remains OF
Fratcrnalist David Coleman who died at
the Holy Cross hospital In Salt Lake
Monday At the conclusion OF the lodge
services at the pavilion. tho body was
taken 10 st. Patricll'S. where Rev, Father
Mauniou performed the last sacred rites
Of the church. The remains were laid at
rest In the Elks' lot in the Eureka ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Coleman was a native Of New York
state and was 10 years of age. He leaves
two small children, son and daughter,
For the past fifteen years Mr. Coleman
was engaged in mining In Tintic ana
had many friends here. who sincerely re-
Srct his demise. He was a member OF
the local lodge OF the Woodmen OF the
World and carried policy In that order
for $4,000 for his littlc ones.