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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
LAND SUIT APPEAL
J. s. CIRCUIT COURT
Government Attorneys Ready
for 1t After Months Of
Preparation.
SpecIal to The Tribune.

Speclal 10 ! ne tribune.
BOISE, July 1.-THE civil suit of some
years standing which has grown out OF
the alleged Illegal transactions of the
Barber Lumber company and involves
the title to $4,000 acres of timber lands
In the Boise BASIN. will be filed on appeal
in the United States circuit court AT San
Francisco this week by Peyton Gordon
special assistant to the attorney general
Mr. Gordon stated that he expects the
case will be calendared for October and
that he will argue II personally The
criminal case growing out of the same
action against James T. Barber and
Sumner G. Moon Will be tried In the SUI
preme court Of the United States Octo-
Der Z.
The civil case which is to be appealed
before the circuit court In San Francisco
is one OF the most important which has
ever come before the central division
as II calls into question the title of a
large tract OF timber land lying thirty
five TO fifty miles north Of Boise II was
tried last in the Oregon district Judge
Bean OF that district ruling adversely 10
the government. The litigation has caused
the big mill at the Barber DAM five
miles south Of Boise to shut down and
for two years not wheel has turned
Both sides of the case are busy at work
appeal. the government has had a force
of stenographers at work for the past
Two months, and between 5000 and 5000
pages OF Transcript have been compared
The task was completed yesterday, and
arrangements were Immediately made to
transfer the evidence and exhibits from
Boise to San Francisco.
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RES0PT At FISH LAKE
TO BE WELL EQUIPPED
Special 10 The Tribune.

oDetldi 10 l ne tribune
RICHFIELD. July lT.-Charles Skou-
gard has determined to establish a
first-class resort at Fish lake. This is
step which has long been wished for,
as II Is well known that no more attrac-
tive spot is TO be found in all Utah than
is Fish lake. Mr., Skougaard has been
busy the past month or more perfecting
plans ior the resort. He proposes to
erect hotel, ten cottages, pavilion
and To establish a commissary. In addi-
lion 10 that. he will put gasoline launches
ana row boats on the lake for the use OF
he patrons. He will not accomplish all
this the present season, however. but he
expects TO have number OF boats and
possibly some cottages and other accom-
noda tlons in running order about the
midle of August of this year. This WI
undoubtedly draw large crowds TO beauu-
ful Fish lake.
Work on the concrete and cement
swimming pool at the Mountain n View hot
springs, near Monroe. is being rapidly
pushed. The pool will be IS by 90 feet and
from three to seven feet deep. The com
peny expects TO have the pool In readi-
ness by the 25th OF July.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
@ q 8 T Q RIA
MRS. NJ. E. 0RME BURIED:
LARGE NUMBER ATTEND

s'psSidl " j ne tribune.
ToOELE, July 17-Funeral services
over the remains OF Mrs. Margaret Eng
land Orme were held Friday after
noon az the tabernacle in the presence
OF large congregation. Many friends
from distance were present, Among
the number were Charles England OF
Logan editor OF the Logan Juvenile Mr..
and Mrs George Danz'e. Mrs. H. Cart
wright. Miss William Knight, Mr.. and
and Mrs. w. S. Orme of ST. Anthony.
Idaho; Mr., and Mrs, John X. Orme of
sugar City, Idaho. besides many others
irom surrounding towns. The speakers
at the funeral We're Thomas w. Sloan of
salt Lake. William Haynes and Robert
Judd Of Grantsville. Apostle George r.
RICHARDS and Patriarch Atkins.
Mrs. Orme was the daughter nf Mr.
and Mrs, John England OF this city She
was born in Tooee October 6 1857. and
was married to Joseph Orme June 27,
1888, She was the mother OF nine chill
dren, all Of whom survive her. the young
est being only two months OF age, Mrs
Ormc had been sick for several weeks
with pleural pneumonia. Her death came
large circle OF friends. The high regard
In which she was held is shown by the
Immense number that attended her
funeral services. also by the beautiful and
community sympathizes with the family
In their sore bereavement
Funeral services for Mrs, Jessie Young
Dunn were held Friday afternoon OF the
tabernacle. large attendance OF sor-
rowing relatives and friends being pres
ent. Mrs. Dunn was the plural wife OF
James Dunn OF this place, many years
editor OF the Tooec Transcript of
Tooele. Mrs, Dunn WAS Richncld girl
and married Mr.. Dunn twcnty-six wears
ago and ever since has made Toocle her
home. whore she has been highly re-
spected and loved by everyone. She was
the mother OF five children all of whom
are living
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake City of the intention
of such council TO mako the following de-
scribed Improvement, TO wit,
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vltrihed pipe eight (S) inches In diane
ter in the center of Hazel court, between
Fourth South and Fifth South streets.
aoutters portion OF the cost and en-
pense thereof, estimated at eight hum
dred forty-flve and 52-100 (sS4559 dol
lars, or one and 9-l0C (S:.o2J dollars per
front or linear foot OF abutting property
there being S26 feet abutting said inn
provement. by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district. being the dis
trict TO be affected and benefited by said
improvement. namely:
The north 23I feet OF the west side OF
the east 95.5 feet OF lot g. tho south l50
feet OF the north 165 feet OF the east side
OF the west bS feet OF lot 3. the north
Is feet of the east side Of the west 27
feet OF lot 3. the south 2i5 feet OF the
east side OF the west 81 feet OF lot 6,
the south 215 feet of the west side OF
plat b. Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the car
ryng out of such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot
and block. or description OF property, TO
the city recorder on before the 25th
day OF July. 1910. being the timo set
by said council when Il will hear and
may be- made thereto.
BY order OF the city council Of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated Nav 81. 1910.
B. S. RIVES. City Recorder,
Sewer extension No. 272. n63o
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NOT ICE

Deaths from kidney disease have fright
fully jncrcased-noW nearly 90 900 4 year
II this is TO be changed people should
know
l. That kidney trouble is INFLAMMA-
TON OF THE KIDNEYS and that when
Il becomes chronic II is declared incura =
bic.
Q Prof Tyson says the lncurable stage
is established about the sixth month.
Hence no part OF that six months ought
TO be wasted.
g. Treatment Of inflamed kidneys by
excitants has broken down-Prof Tyson
declaring with reference TO agents 10 re-
store the normal condition OF the kid =
neys) II believe there are none" which
cuis out at one sweep all tho kidney med
Jcines ON druggists shelves.
4 That these conditions gave rise to
n search for something To palliate instead
ri excite inflamed kidneys.
s. That az the result OF those researches
q bland infusion was worked out that re-
duces lnfIamed kidney tissues and that
n majority OF cases now yield whether in
III, chronic stage or not.
Hence there IS only one agent that
d,res claim I'm print 10 cure chronic kid-
nov disease. Schramm johnson, drugs
Ave stores arc the only drug stores In
vour city that are permitted 10 carry the
new kidney palliative. Futons Renal
Compound We desire 10 hear from and
advise with cases not yielding. Asl. for
free literature.
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IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
FOR ELVA MAY MANDA
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, July 1I.-Inpressive funeral
services Tor Lutte Elya May Manda, d. !
Fort meeting house this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Bishop NJ, l.. Jones had charge
OF the services
while visiting relatives with her mother
In Iowa last week. Pertonits followed,
causing her death. The body was brought
back TO Ogden by the mother yesterday.
Mrs. Manda IS prostrated and could not
attend the funeral because of her illness,
The speakers were Asacl Farr. Bishop
Jones and Mark Farr Solos were sung
by Misses Artte Simpson. Pauline Mad
dock and Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs Tillie
Poulter and Mrs Marian ]. Clark Burial
was made in the City cemetery.
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POLITICS In CACHE;
DISCUSSING CANDIDATES

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN. July l7.-Since the return Of
Congressman Howell from Washington,
the local political managers have begun
the shaping OF plans for next falls cam
paign, and IL is said that the legislative
candidates have been practically agreed
upon. The temperance and reform forces
In this city managed to control things
here in last falls campaign, and some
OF them were unwise enough TO make the
boast that they had gained the control
Of the party and intended to retain IL
One Of the machine managers TO whom
this statement was quoted remarked at
that time: well. just walt and see,
next fall we'll show them something about
controlling primaries and conventions" "
And 1t Is plainly apparent that the ma :
chine men are preparing now 10 make
good this prediction.
1t is practically certain that State
Senator Herschel Bullen will be renom-
inated-that Is conceded by the insur-
gents In the party, who are preparing
to make their fight against him at the
polls. having desPaired OF defeating him
In the convention. John a. Hendrckson.
II is said. desires this nomination and
will make fght for IT, but the wise ones
say a losing fight
L. W. Robinson will likely be renom-
mated for the lower house and Clarence
Funk Of Richmond. also. but nothing has
been said as 10 Norman c. Allen, the
fourth member OF the delegation,
Senator BulIen. II is known, has con-
gressional aspirations, and whenever
Howell has had his fill of the honors OF
that position. Bullen expects him to place
the congressional togs on his (Bul-
Ien's) shoulders but in order to keep in
ira lining in a political way. Bullen desires
20 be sent back 10 the legislature-and
likely Will be, as Democrats here have
but faint hopes OF winning anything In
a legislative way. II is said. however.
that they will place James w. Funk Of
Richmond against Bullan. and is Funk is
popular young man clean and capable
ne may make things interesting for
BuIlen.
The rank and f1c OF the Democratic
party here in favor Of putting UP a
ticket. but making no campaign, as they
believe the cards are stacked against
them. Later they may get erthused and
make the usual foolish fight. AS long
as the people have diDned Into their ears
the statement OF Joseph i. Smith that
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News of lntermountain Region
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
PRIMARY ASSOCIATION
Special to The Tribune

fro,,, UHDEN. ZEN. July 17.-With many visitors
stain stain % Sait Lake and other paris OF the
~ IN attendance, tho annual conyentinn
VI the Ogden Stake Primary association tior
inc sa "a me Weber academy this morn
oonl, ne assembly hall was crowded and
s,HHnsiderable ,H interest was manifested in
eac, c reports OF the various officers In
coS,,n, nm ,HSpartment covering the work ac-
ip.Isned during the past year. Ad-
eyurliI,ent az t was taken at noon, and anoth
oraniSers called At o'clock Mrs Felt.
Si,s Oh the primary association. and
~ Emerson. her first counselor hoth
% PAU Lake. attended the convention,
drnss s' Fe!t delivered an interesting ad-
the need OF proper books in ots'es thn ed,,ca mno
tionhi &c work In the Mormon church. How
n.- ne prepare lessons In an interesting man
nartr,n .he cniidren of the primary de-
partments was the topic OF an address by
- Anuerson. President Thomas B
Fans PRESIDENT c. Cs Richards. Marcus
stake also spoke
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
PROVO PEOPLE GUESSING
WHY HOUSE WAS STRUCK
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, July l7.-The one great aues-
ton which Is being asked today by many
Provo people. and which has not ye'
been answered and probably VIII not be
until tho Mormon profit. seer and reNe
iator gets IN communication Win !ne
boss. whom he obeys or disnbeys Al ms
pleasure; That question IS. Why did Cor
strike wtg lightning the First ward meet
Ing house? What has the good saints ol
the First ward done? or is II because me
bishop lorned $50 chairs 10 be useo tor
spectators TO sit OH while witnessing tnc
prize fight between Peanuts Sinclair
and young Erenborn on July 8? or. AS
one good brother asked. Was II oecausp
the ueople Of the FIRST ward elected =
GENTLE TO the city council At the I laF.
slection2 Is IL because the Mormon trn'
was dispIeaecd with the unsshtiv towel
that he wished to destroy ~? The eonc
people of Provo and especially OF lno
First ecclesiastical ward. WIN ne unne,
obligations IN Tho Tribune. or naYnc IN.
Ileseret News can throw SOME liEht or
'he question II they Will enlighten us ano
stop this guessing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
LOW WATER ORDER
FOR BOISE RIVER
Specinl to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, July 17.-Because of the low
water In the Boise river a special order
decreeing the amount of water to be ta-
ken by the various irrigation bitches has
been Issued by Judge Edward l.. Bryan
OF the Fourth judicial district yesterday,
Of that allotted and Is 10 be in force for
the remainder OF the year 1910. The
order grew out OF an action filed by
the Farmers Cooperative Ditch COM
pany against the Riverside Irrigation dis
trict in which 1t was set forth that as
the water I'm Boise river was much lower
than usual at this season OF the year. the
duty on water must be greatly reduced
In order TO keep the crops alive. and that
unless moro equal distribution of water
was made by the court. there would be
much suffering on account OF crop short
age and the country would be greatly
damaged.
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THoMAs-At Chicago. Ill, July 8. 1910
neral services win BE held from Calvary
Baptist church, Fifth East and Second
lnterment. Mt. Olivet cemetery.
LoBB--At 575 North Second West street
July IT. 1910. Louis Elizabeth Lobb. the
l6-months,old daughter Of Charles and
Ethel Lobb. Notice of funeral later
JITTLE-At S19 Emern avenue. July II,
cough. David W.. son OF William NJ and
Gwendolin Lewis Little, born septem,,
Der 25. 1903: In Salt Lake City. Funeral
the family residence. Friends are invited
to attend. Interment in City cemetery.
COLLINS-At 1919 West Second South.
ter OF john F. and Olive Walters Collins.
born October Z, 1902. In Salt Lake City
Funeral services Tuesday at 2,20 p. m,
from the family residence. Friends are
etery.
HENDERS0N-In this city July II, 1910.
Mrs. Nettie ], Henderson. sister OF the
late Henry Barnes, in her G6th year. at
Shoemaker. 1910 South West Temple.
Funeral services at the mortuary chapel
OF S. D. Evans. As South State street.
Tuesday, July 10. at 1880 a. m. Friends
HEDMAN-In this city July II. 1910
Hilma M. Hedman. aged 13 years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Carl ]. a.
Hednan. 637 PrIxton court Funeral
services will be held on Tuesday. July
49, at p m. at the funeral chapel OF
Eber W. Hall. 164 South West Temple
street.
BENTON-At the home Of her daughter,
40 South Second West street at 80
o'clock Sunday morning, Margaret Benton
OF Stockton. Utah. aged 70 years. The
remains are at the Evans undertaking
parlors. and will be shipped to Stockton
Tuesday morning,
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Funerals at Provo.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
PROVO. July 17.-Funeral services over
the remains Of Mrs. George Elliott, held
yesterday in the Fourth ward meeting
house, We're attended by a large number
Of friends and relatives OF the family,
Bishop A. l.. Booth presided and the
speakers We're: John G. Jones, Andrew
watson ana l.. 10. Eggertscn. H. :.
Pyne rendered vocal solo and the ward
choir gave other selections
The funeral of James r Glade will be
beld Tuesday commencing at clock
p. m. in the First ward social hall
Funeral services over the remains OF r
w. CWalker) Bibbens We're held today
from the Sixth ward meeting house and
were attended by large number of the
friends OF deceased. Intcrment took place
in the Provo City cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
Entertainment by Choir.
Special 10 The Tribune. .

MURRAY July 17.-The Waterloo
choir rendered an excellent programme in
the First ward chapel here tonight before
has contested here on two previous occa-
sions with rival musical organizations
throughout the county. and while not al
ways successful has always demonstrated
that there Is class among its members
The programme tonight was all that could
be asked for The several difficult num-
bers were rendered in most pleasing
manner, and following the programme. the
members were individually congra atuuted
upon thcir good showing.
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Island Addition to Boise.
sr"c'al to The Tribune.

3r""'1l % The TTibune.
POISE July 1f.-The Rldenbaugh Isl.
and lying in the T3oise river. just west
f the business district which mas re-
2entIv been purchased by A r. Smith,
l southern capitalist. Will hc laid out INTO
residence district and mado into an
addition to the citv The initial cost or
.ho isla nd was $50. 0nn but Il Is the own
ers intention 10 add about S1oo.Onn IN
making tho addition up to date md Ideal
The island liz readily reached from the
Ninth street bridge. where II is rlImored
that one Of the street car lines will soon
pass. Much NJ the land Is at present
under cultivation being used by the chi
aese for gardens AS the island Hes so
1ear to the heart Of the city II is e&-
pected that II soon will he built UP ana
populated
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"a More Beautiful Ogden. {"

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, July 17.-Howart Evarts
Weed will deliver an address at the Or
phcum theatcr next Wednesday evening
unGer the auspices OF the Ogden City I'M
provement league. Mr.. Weed will speak
on "A More Beautiful Ogden He has
made study Of landscape architecture
and has delivered addresses in almost
every city of the United States where
civic beauty is OF interest The speaker
uses stereopticon outfit TO illustrate his
lectures Details OF beautifylng parks
lawns and streets Will be explained fully.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
NEW ROLLING STOCK FOR
OGDEN RAPID TRANSIT
Special 10 The Trihune.

OGDEN, July 17.-Within the next few
few days rolling stock costing $4,000
consisting of four modern interurban
cars and three trailers. 800 horsepower
locomotive car which can be used for
both freight and passengers. will be added
TO the equipment of the Ogden Rapid
Transit company for use on the Brigham
City extension. The work of construction
on the line which runs between Utah Hoi
Springs and Brigham City is being pushed
and In few days the work of laying
rails will be started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
MANY M0URNERS AT
BIER OF MRS. ALFRED
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, July lin the presence of
one OF the largest eatherires ever as
Sfenbled al the Statewide meeting house.
Impressive funeral services for Mrs Mary
Zane Alfred were held this afternoon at 2
the services The speakers were Henry
tsIoIley; w, II. Manning, Bishop Robert
Mekarland . Bishop Levi Taylor. Patri-
a1ch ,a, George w Larkin and Bishop Sla-
YET. Each paid eloquent tribute TO the
memory OF the dead. Mrs Alfred was
.he widow OF the late Bishop John All
e9o TOT many years in charge of the
citiZens of that portion OF the county,
solos were sung by Mrs Mary Farley
ma members Of the ward choir Inter
ment was In The City .cemeterY
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NOTICE OF AssIGNEE's SALE,

Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslgned receiver of the Crescent Manu-
featuring company will sell for cash at
public auction oil OF the assets situated
at Salt Lake city. Utah, of said corpor-
alton as per inventory filed with said
court. consisting of real estate. machln-
cry, stock of merchandise and accounts
at 10 o'clock a. m, on the 2Gth day of
July. 1910. ut No. 2S East Eighth South
street. Salt Lake City. Utah. Said sale
to be made subject TO the confirmation OF
the court,
J. ]. SNIDER, Receiver.
MOSS
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Auto and Motor Collide,
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, July l7-William Purdy was
riding motorcycle at the corner OF
twenty second and Washington avenue
today. when he was met by the automo-
bile OF Mrs Thomas Dee in head on
collision. Purdy was thrown off the
motor, which was wrecked. He was
slightly injured. sustaining several abra-
serious. The occupants of the au,omo
bile evidently could not see Purdy on ac-
count of The sharp turn at the corner
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Mosida and Lehi with headquarters at
Mosida. Utah county, The company has
a contract with the Bell Telephone COM
pany for connection With its system at
Lehi. The capital stock Is $500. in
shares Of $40 each. The directors and
officers are: l.. B. Curtis. president; w,
r. K Mills. vice president; II c. Allen,
secretary and treasurer; a. j. Stark and
Roy r. Curtis directors.
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Water Right Claimed.

Special to The Tribune
SANTAQUIN. July 17-Eric Bylund
has notified the Santaquin' Irrigation
company OF his intention OF filing a right
to the increase OF all water by further
developing the springs in and contiguous
TO the main ditch, so this present week
the company has employed twenty men
to work at the springs AS this will make
an extra expense for the board. another
assessment has been made on the share
holders
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Firo Auto Ready for Uso.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN. July 1.-THE automobile
winch was purchased by the Ogden fire
department has been fitted up at the
Becraft garage with forty gallon chemI-
cal tank and wide basket for
me hose. The automobile is built low for
speed, and Fire Chief Garfield says 1t
is capable of fifty miles per hour. and II
Is SO constructed that IL can turn corners
at full speed 1t Is now ready for service
at station No. l.
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Employees Have Outing.
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN. July 17.-Employees of the
Ogden Rapid Transit company enjoyed
their annual outing at the Hermitage re-
sort In Ogden canyon yesterday There
were about l50 persons, including the
wives and families of the street railway
men; who participated in the excursion
TO the mountain resort Sports. athletic
contests. fishing and boating with dancing
In the evening were the principal amuse-
mentS.
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Commemorative services.
Spe cial TO The Tribune

OGDEN, July 17.-Services commemo-
rating the founding of the Episcopal
church OF Ogden on July II. 1870 we're
held at the Church Of the Good Shephe rd
today by Rev. w, w. Fleetwood Holy
communion services were held at 7:3o
In the morning, which were followed by
a historical sermon by Rev. Fleetwood
at IL o'clock. In which he recalled some
of the "reminiscences OF the early church
work In Ogden of the Rev. J. L. Ciillogly
the first rector