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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-25
I. o, Q. z.

Fidelity lodge No, u, /. o, O. f., had
a crowded house last Wednesday night
and a most interesting and busy meeting
The visiting brothers included number
who had been In attendance at the grand
lodge session and their remarks. under
the head of good of the order, We're high
" appreciated. The lodge conferred the
third degree and the work OF the degree
staff was warmly applauded Five ap-
plications were received and referred 10
committees. While No, II has had nc
boom" there have been constant addi-
tions TO its membership and indications
at this time foretel a large increase I'm
the membership in the term. both by new
addt tiops and reinstatements Monday
night April %. the lodge will make a
fratcCnal visit to Jordan lodge No. 3 and
the degree staff will confer the third de-
gree. All brothers OF the lodge will take
notice and be on hand promptly.
Tonight Jordan lodge No. 3, L. O. o. F..
VIII be honored by a visit from Fidelity
lodge No. Il. Fidelity lodge Will in its
able manner confer The third degree for
the benefit OF Jordan lodge. All brothers
are invited to attend.
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Maccabees.

The officers and guards Of the three
hives OF the Ladies OF the Maccabees en-
tcrtained Friday afternoon at the home
OF Lady Cowan. The affair was given
iu honor OF Lady Hedge OF Colorado, dis
triCt deputy OF the order. who is success
lully drilled the STAFF which eXcmplificd
the new ritual I'm the recent visit Of
Supreme Record Keeper Biua NJ, West.
\ large number was present TO greet
Lady Hedge. who has won many friends
In her brief stay in Salt Lake Delicious
refreshments were served by tho hostess,
assisted by Ladies LageVer and Ormis-
ton. In appreciation OF the work accom-
plished by Lady Hedge. and the kindly
spirit and patience manifested by her III
the drill on tie new ritual, tho officers
and guards presented her With a beauti-
fUl souvenir spoon of Salt Lake City.
Lady Hedge win leave Monday. carrying
with her the best wishes OF the 400 mem
bers of the Ladies OF the MaCCabees In
lhis city who hope soon 10 have her with
them again.
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Eratarnal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No. 252 T. F. b. will
meet III regular session Thursday even
ing, April 2S. In the hall. No. 1871 East
First South street. Many applications
for membership viii be presented. All
candidates who have been elected 10
membership are expected 10 he present
for initiation, There should be "A large
class. Brother and Sister Ewen assisted
by the officers, members and drill team
of twelve ladies under Captain Grant.
initiated the class Sister Snyder had pro
cured for Murray lodge. After initiation
the new officers were installed. then Muir
rny lodge was declared duly and legally
Instituted and ready for business Thus
is another IT. r. b star" added to
Utah's brilliant cluster After the bust
ness session all partooS OF refreshments,
Salt Lake members all had an enjoyable
evening and caught late cars.
Utah lodge No 800. Fraternai Brother
hood will give dime social after its
regular meeting In knights of Columbus
hall, Wednesday. April 81.
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-RET AND FRATERNAl
SOCIETIES OF SALT LAKE

The house was beautifully decorated with
lDacs. Refreshments were served.
The regular meeting OF the James q.
Mckean w. f. g. will be held In the
]. .. %. +. hall, Wednesday. April 81,
at 2:30 p. IN.
The meeting of James &. Mexican post
last Saturday evening, while not well at
tended, was OF an attractive character
and enjoyed Several letters were read
which showed that the absent comrades
mold strong friendship Tor Mexican post
ana whether present or absent their
membership should remain with it. A
new member OF the council OF admins
Iration was appointed In place of one
who had taken his transfer from the
post. \ meeting OF the council OF ad-
mfnistration is called for Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. in the front room OF
The second floor Of ]. .. o. r. hail. The
funeral services OF CoIurade Milleron
o'clock at Evans's undertaking parors.
lS South State street. and Commander
NAiteuSpiel requests the comrades Of
Mckeon post To attend these services if
possible,
The Daughters OF Veterans will hold
their regular meeting Monday evening.
April %. in l. .. .. F. hall, beginning
nt O'Clock. All members are requested
10 be present.
The George r. Maxwell w r. c. will
entertain al the home OF Mrs. Richard
son. 624 South State street, Thursday
evening, April IS Mrs. Hagan will as
sist Mrs. Richardson. All comrades.
The ladies of the Reynolds circle G.
\. r., Will bold The regular meeting
Tuesday at p. m. In the hall.
The Miriam Rebekah lodge will give a
dancing party at !. o. O. +, hall Satur-
day evening.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Great Salt Lake camp No. l00I1 held
a special meeting last Tuesday evening
and initiated three more members 10
(ratcrnal protection. The degree team
did excellent work and is continually
improving and preparing for better work.
present, and each spoke highly OF the
excellent way I'm which the evening s
work was carried out. The entertain
meut committee announced that every
thing il in readiness FOR the dance and
box party 10 be given in conjunction with
the Royal Neigbbors next Friday, April
-. and that features on the programme
viii be new and novel. The committee
also has arranged to take care Of all
who Will attend. The regular meeting
will be held Tuesday evening. Besides
The regular routine of business. some i'm
portant points VIII be brought up for
discussion. Every member is requested
to be present. Visiting ncighbors are in
Vited
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R.Oyal Hiphlanders

Utah castle held another one Of it's
roussng meetings last Monday evening.
The castle was opened in due form with
oil officers present except the fair evan
gel Five applications for membership
were read and referred to Fair Ladies
Apgar and Hubbard and Clansman Lear
man as Investigating committee. Ono
candidate was obligated and added To
team No l. One benefit member was
added to team No. ., giving II nfy
points. This. added 10 the number al
ready gained, leaves this team 1871 points
10 the good Captain o. j. Miller made
n final report on the ball given by team
No. 2. showing that more than $40 was
cleared 1t was decided 10 give a ball
May ., this to he a joint affair by both
teams. a committee Of six. three from
each team, was appointed by the illus
trious protector To take charge and
more programmes win be given until
after the contest is closed all spare time
being required by the degree teams to
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;To1Y OF WASHINGTON COUNTY,

e extreme southwest corner of Utah is Washing
|nty one of the Oldest settled portions OF the
Ncepting the Salt Lake valley. In 1852 George
", John D. Lee and James. William and Harvey
settled at Harmony. 1t then in Kane coun-
i years later Virgin City the upper Virgin
md now the center of southwestern Utah. was
N The city, whose site is In valley about seven
/, width and enclosed by mountains, was founded
II was laid out by NepM Johnson and others.
n school was organized in 1850 and the first
house built in 1861.
~, 1857. the town of Washington. four miles east
feorge was settled. Here is located the only
l1n In the northern states. except in tho east,
this region is the only place in the northern
here cotton is grown.
png below the rim OF the great basin, and it is
st county in the state in altitude Wasatch be-
highest ii has ideal climate similar TO
California, but better climate in that IL is
EVERYTHING that is grown In southern California
,tatcd IN washington county and more. II is
ne greatest fruit counties in the state and the
ppes grown anywhere in the world raised
?ny is Washington county ideal agricultural
'ficnltural region. but there is mineral both in
: and Daser metals. In coal, magnificent beds OF
ioal being found on the north fork of the vir-
q. Other Goals in ineXlaustible quantities
Tue hor,n central portion or the county. and
producing oil we'll in Utah was drilled one
\. at nought when Prospector Barbee discovered
= sandstone. a find that deemed absolutely
te, but from the sandstone in the region OF
+ IND gnd twelve million dollars was taken The
silver Reef and OF .Barhee has been printed
1columns, hence il will suffice TO say that the
n of silver I'm sandstone at Silver Reef was
y row In saloon at PIochc New, when a man
y knocked or thrown through door OF a drink
'e struck a grDdstone standing near the door
.nd come from the sandstone ridge at Silver
fhe stone shattered. and after the melee
lrpspector Barbee picked up piece of the shat
INC and saw silver In II. He asccrtained where
9e came from and four DAYS later he was al
'eef' mad located claim and opened up a coun-
produced in a short while twelve millions In
etal The reef is still being worked by China
}p take out every day more than good wage.
lis dlGression.
H Jacob IlamlIu and two nthers n..ra seot =,
res 70 the Indians. located In the valley of the
1tnn the Santa Clara rivers. and later others
u. IN 1903 Toquervie established by sev-
-filcs from Cedar City. The pioneer OF south
n. and who probably was the first white man
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Gtes the 81 Georee yslley bound to become
cheaper than at any other place in the west
SPLENDID FRUITS
Al the National rr5gstiqn gongress held at saSTs- ]
ard who has devoted MS Iife the perfecng OF fruits
Sbon " s all al my 6a
Al the same time and place f the director Of the Asr
% CULTURAL m college OF the ancient city Of Damascus said
:piTie that they We're the best he had
PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE.
of H2s the the s9S @ Ss Ssv for d the It's g ssns
Dxie and @'e on the Whole flnd one It mas ed Ss
on w s % G being ohSTS nnea sSS@ read GF ao ST a
talked about: all eyes arc turned toward pixlc 4
pects Tor an carly start on ii are good Then. too
s5e @ viii f BRING
oST GG G ARE being aens @
o9 and mining lines wi W'h that four M oioG feet 90, o,
scenic sractionso the Grand of the Colorado
@ he copper eoa o@ s7sr and o}hsr mnsras the
o[ what has been ass9%pisaed during the year
reservoir gndsrtakn that reflects great 9rsds
enterprise and thus made TO themselves
thrifty new settlement surely has made great progress
Tns E and s aSn On @ OF @ d
Washington has built n1agnicent school building
ST. GeGrF & has , put II spfRdd END water oss sEs
villages made improvements this time.
progress many which fall remember at this time
This Is not showing for year that has inan-
cially hard and IL conclusivey that
In a short time, about March l. splendid
automobile road will ST. George With the Salt
Lake Route at Acoma placing US within few hours
s OF T sos ride Sail lake c or sq o S'ln @
geles Thon. too. fall tine stake academy
IInJer construction here will be completed. many
thousands dollars sent OF the county for
tuition may kept home. besides the OF
keeping our and daughters near The past
has n good promises to
he even Dixie feel OF Its
for they brighter with each passing day
And is the stery of Utah's "DiXie land told in
brief
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ROYAL Neighbors,

Auxiliary camp 1885 met last Monday
evening with a good attendance, Miss
Gale was given the secret work Dr.
Jorgenson and Dr. Hilyard were in
stalled as camp physicians. Visiting
members from Pueblo Colo. and Cor
rlne, Utah, were present, All members
are urged TO attend the box party and
dance to he gIvou uy the r. n. A. 1886
and NJ W, y. 1901 Friday evening al
the 7. O. q. y. hall. Prizes will be given
for the finest decorated box.
salt Lake Valley camp No. S0I2. Roya'
Neighbors OF America, held an Interest
ing meeting last Thursday evening. A
number OF visitors were present. The
next regular meeting will he Thursday
evening May 3.
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suffering women.
If you want special advice writo
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1t is free and always helpful
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

II WasMinstSn county was John steele who invaded
The arst cotton seed planted in the county was Was in in
@ s an enons a co.o y ws z proaeed IN to the make
yards Of & 10th ~ the ginning and spinning @ being done
In 1883 sa9n Clara Ia odN Ave 5s ms nHrh%ss md H6s. Of @ St
s n s; %
aT MGss aD in on @ Ga
II '" &a of s % By Wm ISL sna @
h N sS b2 also %1r % n De M N and others
in oetobeT issi thTee hundred Mor%ons. the
BY direction, Of Bsham Young, was6insop county
to Build G to be no@ed 81 & SEC named m In honor n
on Of Se vsn SsS and SANTA Ts ara -"
March, 3 % s 9o Wss sedsa % Gs a @ s G Ssa
laid s be % han q vs and s al so
The first temple of the Morons n , erected in utas s
broken by brigham Young and George s@i,h ApTI
i9l ISIS 1t was Completed and Dedicated jaauary
lS The formal dsdcaoP oeSgTrsa ] April is7 o5 At
Ha Would 0,S" the @ We're S
OF % ton M in the sops Is asd 1ss y e S, .,
9 s. se E e G % IS IS 5 S % SG
from .5s ground The top q t5e There
lumber Which SPS %ay Sa RaGed eIsht niles by ss from
on snd wa made % in sa Lake Ss
cost $4,000 and was gin from President srlgham
Uens Pixis land iss!s cqnssESi%g
Ihis DINO and prepared by Inc commercial cuo OF
situated The The southwest Of Gtan few
5% % Te ss what %ne Do called 1 nps
summers short winters dry SUNNI climate and rich
sn zo @ py % amS 2f fruits Se do
s ws conn @ b ONLY M to % reeTsS M to a
in mis- artce). the lands OF which should properly he
ha7s 1se
MssaInsio%: cIass, Tss"srSSs yi,gIs
Is
d @ ron figs 81 and 9T s
the low lands
Hcs all kinds of @ grains n and hard and and
land farming being sceessuily pursued on some ot
at ' has d Of s of %a pe
@ acre Pine to W e SeW n n and h aH
WATER SOURCES.
The water sources of the county, the Rio vrsen
river Clara ara creek reel Iss ether small and
the county. from northeast the southwest
23@ ss St
esas @ Sse @ s%aG We spp nsm w
for domes.iS and Ii rTgstIEn M purposes the others de-
The santa Clara creek rses near Pine Valley runs
its Bsks s aS the hue m Pne
the mining Of shem the latter haSns tho
sn'sess ell s q the u Utah an ,Ga Eastern Copper
All large se Fese5So 5S at @ Gne5Priss which, when
OF this reservoir is NINETY feet long and when com
fifty feet high This VIII store water enough
Escaante desert.
FRUIT GROWING.
The dry climate OF Dixie is eminently suited to
fruit growing, and II is generally conceded that
of the United States equal 1t for the quality
OF its fresh and dried fruits Notwithstanding this ad
vantage, there large commercial orchards. the
distance from railroads profitable deterring
the people from engaging extensively in this industry.
What the country is capable OF, however. has been
demonstrated at the last National Irrigation
crosses being repeatedly conceded that it Dxies
contribution that made IL possible for Utah obtain
the valuable and coveted trophies each. 4
servatve estimate gives The number of planted
20 vines and fruit bearing Dixie S02; other
land suitable vines fruits vegetables
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Women of Woodcrsft.

lar meeting Monday evening, April is.
with Guardian Ncighbor Lillian Tall in
the chair. all officers and guards being
present. The next regular meeting VIII
be held Monday evening. April 20. All
neighbors are requested 10 he present, as
there is TO be initiation, and an enjoya-
BILE time is expected.
Woodbne circle No. 81 WIZ hold it's
regular meeting Thursday evening, In
]. q. Q. T. hall. The Thmble club Will
meet with Neighbor Green. Tuesday
afternoon nt o'clock. at io6 East
Eleventh South street. The Waterloo car
should be taken,
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~ s. Pits s. ssass
"Dxie'D would be fresh $1,000 pounds acre.
pona per peaehs pa%nds per
Shols ,' The land :nixs Would be planisd viii
not less than 100000 pounds per annum.
LIVE STOCK AND GRAZING,
SG'I. not
nen oS ns @ @ at sns PT noh Of Of hs Gs
y5 E1 Of ArzSna 5 s
%tllzed y the people Of U%n his s{Iip has 1
nE T int sS sasn S s s Rs"si @ ThG G
Of cnty s % T @
sale OF steers Of The Aforesaid is
shipped through these Counties to The railroad. From
5000 @% d bead sS5
pounds of hides is annually shipped from the territory
MANUFACTURES.
Very iitS has been donG In this line chiefly bscsuss
plant, Diamond valley, about twelve miles north Of
very S 1es KIND M OF I as nn heS % da % n
@ All foS e ] ss os gessa OF The The na
[ % the ae dre sPer9 Wa e sre m
large aeposs S aua5y S'
stone easily quarried worked shape.
81 ' facilities
A fruit cannerv is operated at ST. Georte with
lshed and would be profitable.
AS TO MINING.
~ The , hsiGgy Of mining in & in Washington county N begins
isrrisI1rg mining district and the camp is known rs
sandstone and with sandstone walls.
occurring native and a suphde and chloride
Very valuable deposits OF high grade silver
mined mlled during the
in active operation 1t is estimated that and
half million Of running from %
eral thousand mled during this lime The
mines and mills supported population Of 5000 people
during this time.
After this period Of activity. the drop in silver the
lower grade of coupled with the increased o
working account Of some OF the principal mines
OF mining and milling active work i'm the camp ceased.
Since that time TO the present there has been
mining done by leaserS the high grade strngcrs
\ the time there is
properties thousands OF OF running ounces
and better. which with railroad facilities modern
methods Of mining and milling could be treated
ably the present prices Of silver. Besides these
developed properties. there is still large territory OF
favorable ground undeveoped.
There is plenty Of available at the camp
mining and milling purposes, and numerous power sites
power with transmission OF about five miles.
TUTSAGUeET DISTRICT.
The Dixie mines in the Tutsagubet mining district.
the principal producers in Washington county,
This property discovered thirty and
has been worked by several OF until
passed into the hands OF the present owners.
IN New Haven Conn. From the FIRST work up
the date the production OF copper from these
mines in the form of shipped and smelted has
amounted 100000 pounds of copper
The mine the present time has been opened up
for 1900 feet in depth with drifts and al
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women won favor. In Illustrating the
constancy Of womaG he related the story
OF Ulysses and Penelope. The remainder
of the evening was spent with a musical
programme. consisting of piano duet.
by Mrs. and Miss Petersen: solo, Miss
Petersen; piano solo. Miss Annie Goth
berg: vocal solo c. rheodor Lohdennck:
violin and piano duet. Richard and Miss
Jennie Larsen,
The next meeting of the Apollo lodge
will he MAY is. at which time several APP
pications for membership Will be pre-
scntcd.
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Ladies' Auxiliary,

The ladies auxiliary of the Order of
Railway Conductors VIII hold meeting
next Thursday afternoon at o'clock N
Eagles hall. Final preparation Will be
rSsde for the May pole dance. 10 be held
az Unity hall May 3. All members are
requested TO be present AT the meeting
Thursday.
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the new robes for the degree team. AS
arrangements for a good time have been
carefully planned, the party should be
we'll patroniZed by all lovers OF good
card playing. Beautiful prizes will be
presented to the successful competitors
OF both first and second ladies and gen
tlemeu. After the card games. refresh
ments VIII be served in tho banquet
room free of charge. Everybody is well
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levels, AZ present time there are many thousand
out as we'll as over 800 600 tons OF grade
9 fe9s ana
before II can be economically treated Al shem Twelve
on seSs 1 sa pan ' Of c @ ons a
Connestne the sneer ,Go With Aeoa the COMPANY % has
tain in the west The companys transportation
s5td hs Sn bxe riG% mns s%snss Ss the
master mine owned by Gregerson and Jarvis Of ST.
There is a promising showing copper
In ibis same district Is the Warrior mine,
and bond to the Naiional Development company Of
isadsiSer ta'sy
be mentioned Jessie the west Point the sur
@ Thesf Sssps5sS VIII u9qonSSdy be
BULL VALLEY.
vest the EH ST %a EG IS Ss% xga .s H tho
e u m Rum n Is d%neS Gy s R S f'Vf 3a MINING Th
sarrTs Mng S GRADE @ 6 has o n
1hs from , $4,000 ss ION 1n
ore being sacked and and stored ts M ground and with
The Ply Pine. Joining the Bun Run Is under develop
The Picadily and The GrsgeTson and Hamplln prop
ae ayo5oe S & Tss In e c Of Mineral
ties have good showing OF carrying gold. silver
tit, The orc Esn. T C" %ss are S S So
ARIZONA STRIP.
mines @ ere Te T the
the dump which WIN from cent 10 % cent
Gsroad 6resbs and other % opsTans hs
These ores TO ith e a
ha part OF oG sc eod be
in the ST George valley with railroad facilities that
COAL DEPOSITS
Heavy beds of semi anthracite coal Of unusual
in the northern portion OF Washington county Tbese
2ss 1Gs : S@a@s Of SSf 's
9 Es % Of rSsG M q S nd with tine
On the north fork OF the Virgin river there arc
Of twelve feet This is believed to be the only
GREAT DEPOSIT OF GYPSUM,
There are in the ST. George valley in The The vicinity
Ss!ds y,einy sp5inss sfSs
marketed and furnish large tonnsee ' ''''' 's
PETROLEUM I'M PLENTY.
has Oesn kn0y for t that n oil deposits sits were
year have efforts been mndg to prove the value Of
Tie existence of sands which are found at depth
10 10 SS Sk Three wes sunk to these sands @ arc
now S G son, ~ 80 90 % ee b per has
red that that on It's dip dip should o hso lie $50 feet
s sand viii R produce inch 10 @ ge
ii s & ss aesss S
ANALYSIS showing paraftne and asphsltum base with
sSSS SS bis @ grade 9STssSns '''S D'', anu Oa'
portions of at the present
ject in view of praying the extent Of the profitable
oil deposit.
Leading experts who have investigated the Virgin
field have pronounced ~ with assured future
and. have ventured the opinion also that rhe produc
OF the wells may be greatly Increased by torpe-
doing.
ORE IN SIGHT,
In conclusion would regarding the future
Of the mining industry thai there is at the
sufficient low grade In sight profit
ably a 200 ton smsltcr ten years There
% sTsopcd nto Valuable PTodHcnE T
the blessings of railroad ranspora
that laS no
promise -.With the development Of the oil industry
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Improved oraer of Red Men.

Washnkie tribe No. kindled its couu-
ell fire last Monday night and held a
good meeting. One pale face mede APP
piiCatjon for adoption, which was referred
To the proper committee for inVestlea- =
tlon. II will be reported on tonight. \
good time Is expected this evening. The
lodge is getting ready 10 introduce many
new features I'm the work and much in
terest is arising among the members on
that account.