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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
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CITY OFFERS REWARD FOR
CONVICTION OF VANDALS

In an effort TO secure the arrest and
the habit of defacins. damaging or
destroying street signs In the city Mayor
Bransford on Saturday issued the fol
lowing proclamation. offering a reward on
behalf of the city Tor evidence leading
to the arrest and conviction OF the guilty
persons:
"Reward-A reward in the sum of se5
Is hereby offered by Salt Lake City for
evidence that will lead To the arrest and
conviction OF any person guilty of tearing
down or defacing any city street sign,
Dated at salt Lake City. Utah, March
TO- 1910.
(signed) JOHN s. BRANsFoRD.
Mayor. "
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF THREAT TO MURDER

Charged with threatening to kill Louis
Walquist. Joseph Whitn,er, mining man,
was arrested by Deputy Axel IL Steele
Saturday night and taken to the county
iail, where his bail was fixed at $3.50.
qulst.
According 10 the statements OF both
parties. they became involved In a dis
pute over some mining claims, located in
the Star mining district near Milford.
According to Whitmer. Walquist agreed
to locate Whitnler on seven mining claims
in that district. and. according TO Wal
quist on seven mining claims in the same
district.
Each claims that the other has not
lived up to the agreement and Whitmer
belonging TO him. Walquist denies that
he did So and the result OF the contro-
versy, according to Walquist was that
Mhitmer Threatened TO kin him on sight.
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NUMEROUS BANKRUPTS
IN UNITED STATES COURT

Saturday was bankruptcy day IN the
United States court and the following
We're adjudicated banlNrupts: Sears &
Jeremy company. on petition Of Kahn
Bros, filed January %, 1910; Ahlander
Carriage company. Salt Lake: Oliver 8.
Wood, Salt Lake; Royal r. Butler Og-
den; Sylvester II. Vowles. Salt Lake;
Thomas Harry. Goldheld; Georgia e
Thompson. Salt Lake; Julian r. Young,
Salt Lake; Fred Jacknan. Salt Lake;
Thomas Il. Fowler. Salt Lake: William Z.
Lawrence. Salt Lake
=. The involuntary bankruptcy case of J.
s. and j. j. Wood. carpenters, was dis
missed; as was also the petition of Henry
Fl. Wells OF this city.
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PROMINENT C0L0RED
WOMAN PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Mollic Galloway died Saturday at
her residence. 637 South Third East
street. after lingering Illness. she was
one OF the most prominent and highly
respected members Of the colorcd resi-
dents Of the city and was a very early
settler. having come 10 Salt Lake many
years ago. The remains are at the pri-
vate reception room Of the Eber W. Hall
undertaking establishment. I6i South
West Temple. and The funeral will take
place Tuesday al . D. III. iron, the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal church. sixth
auspices OF Queen Esther chapter. No. 81.
o, Il. S.. OF which the deceased WIS a
member.
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MISS CAMERON OPENS
DRESSMAKING PARLoRS

IN the Mercantile bIockg Miss NJ
Cameron has just opened dressmakius
parlors. Miss Cameron has lust re.
turned from New York. where she pur-
chased line of exclusive patterns, the
latest jmportations. Miss Cameron
wishes To announce that she is exclu.
slvelly alone and has no connection with
Walker Brothers. Her parlors are
rooms 5S and 50 on The third floor. She
VIII be pleased TO see all her old pa.
irons and the same courtesy will be
extended and tho Same good workman
snip VIII continue as in the past,
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BOARD OF PARD0NS WILL
CONSIDER PLEAS SATURDAY

Tho monthly meeting OF the state board
next Saturday. The applications OF the
following inmates OF the state peniten-
tiary for official action will be consld-
cred:
For pardon: George 3. Smith, grand
larceny; George l.. Gunther grand lar
ceny. Duaine Mower. forgery; Albert Ar
rowsuith. adultery, J. L. Day and Harry
Shea. petit larceny.
For Communication of sentence-Chares
F. Holmes grand larceny: Henry john
son. statutory offense.
For paroles. l.. DOMAIN, statutory Of
fensc.
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|. c. MILLER new
Y.M. CAP PRESIDENT
John Dern Is Vice President.
Harry Shearman Treasurer,
Oscar Cox Secretary.
NEW HEAD PROMINENT
IN WORK YEARS AGO
Takes Hold When Association
Has Reached Important Lo-
cal Standing.

Lee Charles Miller has beeu elected
president of the Young Men S Chris
tsu association. Tie election took
place Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Miller S
name headed the list Of new Officers
FOR tbe association aud the officials
had been determined upon by noml'
mating committee named two weeks ago,
The other Officers elected for the year
are John Dern, vice president: W. II.
Shearman, treasurer; Oscar J.. Cox, sec
rctary.
Just twenty years ago the first post
card was mailed TO various Salt LAX;
ers calling meeting cf all Interested
10 the establishment OF n local y. M
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ASK $4,000 FOR DEATH OF
HUSBAND AND FATHER

Suit Nss filed In the district court Sat
urday BY Sava Error and daughter,
Helena Error. by Nick Butkovich, guar
dian ad ltcni of the daughter. against
the Denver 6: Rio Grande Railroad COM
pauy TO recover damages I'm the sum OF
q collision on the railroad December %
last at Pando. Colo.
F.ror was employed on work train
which collIded with a freight train, kill
ing him instantly.
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PROTESTS TO BE 4
AGAINST ASPhA

From statements maas
oorder Ben S. Rlves on -,
dents. it is likely thar n
filed with the city councn
against granting Strsn5.
permission 10 locate us''
on Fourth North siresh
and West Capitol streets 4,
The public grounos
committee on Thursday
report favorably Oh ~ "
Strange & Mcguire 70 ~
on Fourth North s'lsc;sh ~
but it Is evident thht
that locality Object hssr5
The protests will DC hs7
Gil Monday night
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Interesting Meeting.

An interesting meeting OF the paush.
ters Of the Mormon battalion was held at
the home OF Mrs. Julia p. Farnsworth
saturday afternoon. After the routine
business, Mrs. Samuel Allen read q part
OF the history OF the Mormon battalion.
and also gave "a sketch from. the Battalion
book. after which Mrs. Babel Thurman
Davis read story on spanish Califor-
MIA Musical numbers were furnished by
Miss Mansfield. After the programme. re-
treatments were served The house was
beautifully decorated with daybreak car
nations.
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SAFE AND ooNvz

Our Certificates q
draw interest from q
posit.
On sums deposlfsd
months or longer We
est at the rate OF ton
per annum.
The interest is pa
nually or each six y
you may prefer. y.
The principal is ~
demand.
This affords a conve|
absolutely safe inves1
idle funds.
UTAH SAYINGS
COMPANf.
235 Main STR
In the Business
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OF INTEREST TO TIE FAMILY

Life insurance is to protect
the family. IT'S forfeiture is
often caused by crippled earn
ing power due to the insured g
physical disability, Accident
and Health Insurance provide
for this emergency by protect
ing the Life Insurance and at
tho same time jndemnlfying
the insured when it is most
needed.
CONTINENTAL LIFE IN
SCRANCE AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY, Salt Lake
CITY
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Early Closing Popular.

That the campaign for early shopping
which Is being waged by the Retail
Clerks union is rcaping results was evil
deuced Saturday night. when IL was re-
ported from several Of the big stores tina,
trading had fallen off greatly after !
o'clock.
Several of the large stores OF the city
closed their doors promptly AT O'Clock
Saturday evening. and next Saturday 4,
is almost certain that practically all OF
them will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
New G.. A. r. Circle.

new woman circle oil the =. a. X.
{, G.. a, r., was organized Saturday
night ut the homo OF Assistant Adjutant
General r. II. Harris. by National Or
sanizer Mrs. r. ]. Lyon There were
fifteen women present. and after The
meeting refreshments were served by
Mrs Harris.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
FORMER SALT LAKE MAN
PASSES AWAY IN ARIZONA

News has been received IN salt Lake
OF the death Of F. A. Jameson at Tucson,
Ariz. Mr.. jameson was for many years
a resident OF this city and was promi-
nsntly Identified with the Commercial
club. Death resulted from tuberculosis
and occurred three weeks ago, Mr.. jane
sons wife was we'll known socially in
Salt Lake She WAS formerly Miss Vim
ME Browning. and has many friends here
who VIII be grieved TO learn OF the death
of her husband
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LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY
CONVENTION BILLS PAID

Chairman Oscar l.. Cox Of the finance
committee of the recent Laymens Mis-
Sionary Movement convention, has sub
nlltted a report showing that the guaran-
teed amount OF the budget OF expenses.
amounting to $50. was sufficient TO cover
the expenses which totaled S721,0+, a
ali who took part in the successful con-
Vcntlon held in this city.
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SAYS WOMAN HALTED.
BEAT AND ROBBED HER

Mrs. Steve Hooper appealed to the po-
lice and the county attorney Saturday
morning for a warrant against Stella
Stears, or Stella. Luke, who. she alleges
stopped her while she was on her way
home, ON Second West street between
North and South Temple streets beat hei
and robbed her Of $50.
Owing 10 the difficulty in proving The
robbery charge, Mrs Hooper was advised
by the county attorney to get warrant
charging the woman with assault and
battery.
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VISIT SITES 4
NEW H|GA}
Members of Board q,
Make Personal Inn
Locations Ofs
TO CALL SPECIAL,
FOR DETERMINE
Each Plot Will Be q
full Consideration
Decision Is II,

The members of the Ia.
tion, Saturday afternoon
round Of a number Ct tbs
been offered for the pc.'
building. The party rode Z;
and the members great,
trip, for the weather VI,
the going was excellcnt r
represented by It's comu).|.
save only A. J. Giauou,
from the city. In addils
members City Supe1,i-
Christensen. George A. D.
of the high school; San.
Buildings Folland and d.
were in the party. r.
Inc Hrsb stop was ma1|
on First avenue, known
ford site. The Twelfth
on East First South a.
Auerbach site on East F'
tween Eleventh and TWe'
then visited. The Bagqei'
First South was also in-
is Just north OF the eitv /,
of the party remarked tba|
the additional advantao1
fine swimming pool resd'
the pupils.
On the Bend
The Weir site. Thirtcs
First South, was next in a
offered by Boutwell, &
Eighth and Ninth South
and Thirteenth East, va
Here the party made an7
This property holds a con
ton on the bench. ov6rl|
tire valley, and has a ed
the city. George N. ca,
with the party. said Chat
ers wanted S17 900 ford
felt sure-lndeed, he ass
bers-that. by a process
tions and other arrangcm
board could have the 81
There are eleven acres
Boutwell, sites and ten
the other.
Ten acres comprising {
as the Ashton s. Jenhl
teentb East and Tenth /
next stopping place. Thi
looks the citv. Another
of the Judge Miners ho
Four and a half acres i
new car barns were alsl
the trip concluded with
John GALLAGHER Offering,
and Fourth East.
For Special M
There Will be a spes
the board to consider d
offered-twenty-two in 4
within q short time.
special meeting had n
mined upon Saturday n
\ real estate man wi
party figures that the
population for the east
the census a year ago-i
and Seventh East. This
not take into account
the city Of new territc
quired by the annexatio,
the southeastern part o,
Some maintain that /
school ought 10 be bu
Main street as possible
should the car service q
would be in a spot viii
facilities close at hand
hand, they say, If the &c
mote from the center Of
of car service failure, Il
find themselves in an IN
sition.
To Choose VIII
There is objection, ac
ers, TO having a high 4
center Of the city, for
the pupils, attracted b
be seen on the streets,
wander away from ths
vote some of their time
sights that should be %
It is the avowed purp1
members TO give each an
the sites offered careful
and to make haste slonl
any of them. The new hi
say, is to be a permane1
not for FIVE years, nor &
all time. In view OF the
dreds Of thousands Of dol
put into the strueture, Il
a site will he made only
ough canvass of the ertize
made.
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NOTICE.

Burton Coal and Lumber Co will
move their uptown ofice TO their yards.
SOL South 3rd West street, on March
|. 1910. Pho- 80S,
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e. A. r. veteran

John McKeever' a
James 3. Mexican Il
SATURDAY at his home, \
West street, at the age e a =,
Is survived by a wiuonIJJ wiu,IJJ /
ters. Tho funeral Mm n
O'Clock Monday moriilnss ssni
cathedral, with intermsA'
vary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burelar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company
80 Up Main street. $500 per year.
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John B. Maiben Funeral.

The nnal services over the remains of
John &. Malbon, who died at Manti.
March 10. viii be hold al The residence OF
his nephew, SelbH Jones. 1910 South
Ninth East. on Monday. March If. at 2
L. IN. Friends are invited.
DR.. A Scott Chapman. dentist. has
removed to rooms 134~5 Mercantile An.
mex, over Walker Store.
McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and hight livery. Phones 81
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J. H. Z E N T

ARCHITECT
Room 625. Newhouss Bldg
Good soil for sale. Inquire 1st West
bet. lat and 2nd So, where cellar is be-
ing dug; delivered cheap.
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Loft building for lease; 10000 square
feet floor space; 1S3 feet OF street
trout, One block from Main street,
north Of Third South. p Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
ALLEGED C0UNTERFEITER
HELD To GRAND JURY

Linden Watson, the youth who was
arrested at Cotton, Utah. "Wednesday by
Sheriff c. r. Judd of Utah county
charged with counterfeiting United States
coins when arraigncd before Commits
sionsr Charles Baldwin at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning waived his preliminary
hearing and was bound over - the
United States district court 10 await the
action OF the grand jury In default OF
$1,000 bonds he was committed 10 the
custody OF Sheriff Joseph Sharp.
Young Watson Is only - years. old. but
his counterfetlng outfit while very
crude: was cleveily devised, This out
TT. with several limitations of twenty five
cent pieces. which he had made were
confscated by the Officers. When asked
Saturday what he had made them for,
nc stated that they were simply made
Tor slues to play in slot machines.
A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burGlar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
80 Up Main street. so per year.
Wall Paner Cleaning.
G. Hazel Bell 1915. Ini. 3o3l.
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Kodak pictures

Mail your dlms 70 70 II u
Photo to- supply Co. Ia -
elusive photo dealers
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The stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY cosette.
Sunday, March IS, 1910,

Now Venus smiling, from above.
Looks down and smoothes the road OF
love
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Wall Paner Cleaning.

G. Hazel. Bell 1915. Inl. so3l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-23
COMPLAINT AGAINST A LUNCH
ROOM.

The proprietors OF the Opera House
appeared in the Police Court this morn
ing as the complainants against the
men who conduct the lunch room on
the first floor OF that building. The
showmen alleged that the smoke from
the kitchen assembled to the dressing
rooms and auditorium and that 1T was
offensive and made some OF the attaches
sick. 1t was also suggested that smoke
ascending while performances were in
progress was likely to cause panic, IN
which event serious results would follow.
Officer Young and Feguson testified to
the nuisance caused by frying meats
and said much Of the smoke q day or
two ago was caused by allowing a piece
OF meat to burn on the stove. Accord
ing to their evidence, the smoke could
be cut withIa knife. Justice Cation dis
missed the charge after ordering the &C
cused to device some means OF abating
the nuisance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-23
Motion Oyerruled.

Chicago, Sept. Ex-senator Lori
mcr's efforts to delay the senatorial in
vestigation of the charges OF bribery in
his election to the U. s. Senate met de-
feat today. The senatorial inyestl-
eating committee overruled the motion
Of Lorimer's counsel for a continuance
until after the fall elections. The com,
mittee announced that the reasons
given by Lorimer did not appear
sufficient and that the investigation
would proceed.
Chicago, Sept. 23.-The senatorial
committee investigating William Lori
mer's right to seat in the United
States Senate today overruled the mo-
ton OF Lorimer's counsel for a contin.
uance until after the fall elections. The
committee decided that the investiga'
ton should start at once. The request
of the Chicago Tribune that its counse
be allowed to present the case against
Lorimer was granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-23
Death of General Brayton.

Providence, R. l., Sept. 2S.-Gen.
Chas. r. Brayton, the blind republican
dictator of Rhode Island, died suddenly
early today from complication OF
diseases. Death was FASTENED by a
fracture Of leg few weeks ago.
General Brayton, who has for years
been known as the blind boss OF Rhode
Island" is the man who has been the
campaign manager and partisan repre-
sentative of Senator Aldrich. He is
the man who, few weeks ago, gave
out the announcement that Senator Al
drich would not be IA candidate for re-
clcrlipn. He was 10 wears old, a law
yer. and was veteran OF the civil war.
being brcveted brigadier general in
1865. He had been a member OF the
republican national committee since
1904.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-23
PERSONAL.

Mr.. M. Schuler has returned from
Atlantic City much improved in health.
Mr.. William A. Moore, engineer on
the Southern Railway, and Miss Eliza
beth Mithcell, OF Greene county, were
married in Washington yesterday at
ternoon by Rev. DR.. Shannon, OF the
Metropolitan Church.
Mrs. Worth Hultish, Of Alexandria,
accompanied by her son, Paul, OF Birm-
ingham, Ala, were visitors at the home
OF Jas. P. Hultish last week. MIA
nassas Democrat.
Mr.. John H. Trimyer has been APP.
pointed delegate to the second annual
convention OF the Southern Good Roads
Association which meets in Knoxville
on October 5 and 6.
Mr.. Louis N. Duffey has returned
from Staunton, where he went to at
tend the wedding OF Mr.. J. Albert Ely
of Washington, and Miss Elizabeth A.
Coe.
Mrs. William Henry Taylor, OF Nor
folk, is the guest of Mrs. Gardner L.
Boothe.
Mrs. R. B. Lawson, of Fauquier
county, is visiting Mrs. P. ]. Dempsey
Mr.. Frank ]. Adams, son of Mr.,
Ephaim Adams, is seriously i'll at q
hospital in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-23
FAIRFAX NOTES.

The Circuit Court was engaged all day
Tuesday and a part Of Wednesday II
the trial of Ed Mason, colored, who was
charged with larceny and highway rob
berry. The prisoner was found guilty
and sent to the penitentiary for five
years. ;,
The board OF supervisors, at 1T
meeting here on Monday, accepted
the bid OF Dawson Bros. for the cree
ton OF the County Poor House nea1
Germantown. Their bid was $500
A number Of bids we're received, thu
highest being $13. 1929.
The highest bid obtained for the ole
Poor House farm. when it was Offered
for sale on Monday. was $3.50. The
board OF supervisor has requested
the commemorative attorney to re-
sist the confirmation of the sale by
the court, as the price is deemed in
adequate. The farm contains lot
acres, with Improvements / Fairfax
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-23
HORSE BEAT AUTOMOBILE.

Outrunning an automobile, dashlns
into swimming water, turning around
in midstream and starting a retrace OF
his three-mile maddened run are the
features of the most exciting runaway
ever known in Page county.
The animal, which was attached 10
buggy, was hitched at the home OF
John W. Kaufman, near Hamburg,
four miles west OF Luray, when 1t TOOK
fright at an automobile. The animal
started at a terrible gait toward inc
Shenandoah river, about one mile anu
half away. Overtaking another
automobile, the horse dashed by
the machine at rate that made the
occupants dizzy. Soon after the horse
started the owner, Clifford Long, climb
en- into touring car and began the
chase, every moment Of which was add
ing 10 the distance between the pursuer
and the pursued. On reaching the
river the animal turned abruptly ana
headed for deep and almost abandon
ed ford down the stream. Reaching
this be plunged in. Divining that the
ford had been missed and that he would
drown, the animal turned the buggy
around in midstream and returned 10
the shore it had left a moment before.
Again starting at terrific speed, 1t re-
traced the route it had taken when
headed for the river. The horse was
finally halted by Mr.. Long in the tour
ing car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-23
Gather of Fifty-six Children.


Richmond, Va, = Sept. 23.-The
father of 6fty-six children, the owner OF
5000 acres OF mountain land in Rock
ingham county, Va, valued at s25, 900,
Israel Mangold, IS years old, serving
an eight-year sentence in the Virginia
state penitentiary for attempting TO
kill one OF his sons, made application
to Governor Mann this morning for I'M
conditional pardon, saying that he wish
ed to be allowed to go home and make
some settlement of his estate in order
to avert litigation which he declares
would unquestionably develop if ne
should die intestate.
Mangold was imprisoned in l9Oo Tor
shooting his oldest son. The father
said his son had given him sound
thrashing with hickory stick, and
that the shooting was in self-defense.
Attorney Adams, who represents the
aged prisoner, says in outlining the
peculiar case, that investigation shows
that many years ago Mangold built a
number of cabins on the mountain SIDES
and in the valleys owned by him, and
offered a COW and small plot OF land
to any woman who could come and
occupy it and keep off trespassers.
About twenty women responded,
and many OF these with their children
are now living on the estate, no secret
being made OF the parentage OF the
children. There are fifty-two OF these
latter, and Mangold besides is the
father of four legitimate children by his
first wife, who is dead. He desires, 1t
is understood, to give each OF his 56
children certain part of the property.