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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
OYSTER "STREW" FOR
JOINT BUILDING GROUNDS

As the result Of a runaway on the
city aud county building grounds Mon
day morning, about forty gallons of
oysters were strewn all along the side.
walk and street in front of the build.
ing.
panv was hitc he'd to a tree at the east
entrance of the building. when an au
tomoblle came along and frightened the
animals, causing them to break loose
from the tree and dump the contents
Of the wagon on the street and pave
mcnt. The animals broke loose from the
wagon and headed up State street.
The city gardener declares that the
next person who uses any Of the trees
on the city aud county building grounds
as "A hitcbIng post will he prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN
WAIT $4,000 FOR HURTS

Z. L. Boss filed suit in the district
court Monday against the Oregon Short
Line Railroad company TO recover dam
ages In the sum OF S15.12O for injuries
alleged to havo been received January
4, 1910, in au explosion of an engine
at Montpelier. Ida, upon which he was
employed as engineer. He alleges that
the engine was defective and unsafe and
that the company is responsible for the
accident. He was severely scslded and
claims that his injuries are permanent
Roy Rogers. the fireman on the same
locomotive, also filed an action against
the Short Line Monday To recover dam
ages in the sum of $J5,0S0, He also al
leges negligence on the part OF the com.
pany and claims that his injuries arc
permanpnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
The stars incline. but do q
HOROSCOPE
BY cosette.
Tuesday, February u
A favorIng star doth lca'
To YOU those whom you

Mars is in ecliptic conf
the Moon.
The planet is in a sign
ing to nstrology. exercises
lignant influence on coveto
ishncss. malice. intcmperanc
Turbulent and he3dstrt
must avoid dispute. specI
suits and unnecessary hcdl1
aud should cultivate quietpc
reflection. -,
RIcn OF great vitality and
danger today OF allowing
houndless determination an
carry them into evil anq
before they arc aware ot ],
determine 10 keep their ban
Marriage in haste In this
der an evil augury. espe,
parties are sanguine ana q
I-nlsindness to interiors
signs. ,,-.~
for the nl' is III the nspeet
"a hour period.
Occupation. studies. profes
ar undertakings that depeHu
edge OF natures secrets s
today -, tia,
beware of large beasts, n
robbers. -, =.
hiring women or men tol b.
Persons with TO-DAY ,ol T.
do well during the t"etsS g.
ter into no intrigue OF
saVors of one, 10 a'o'u -
treat others frankly ,s-|
There is a Sign oi polu
verify over children oy
nuc,irs power and success ~
mitted TO become mere iH"n'
pride.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Personal INJURY SUITS
IN UNITED STATES COURT
No. 235 Main street.
In the business heart.

A number of personal injury cases
were heard in The United States court
Monday. In the case Of Timothy Har-
riDgtou against tho Utah Consolidated
Mining company. The demurrer was
ovcrruled and the defendant given ten
davs in which to file an answer
In the case of Alice B. Beckstcad
against the ellison Asphatum company,
the court ordered that the cause be
dismissed unless the plaintiffs file an
complaint within fen days
In the ease of Charlotte Taylor
Adams against tho ellison Asphaltum
company, the court ordered that the
case be remandod to the district court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
ALLEGES STOCK INJURED
BY FUMES FROM SHELTERS

Walter l.. Steadman filed two actions
III the district court Monday TO re-
cover damages for Injuries 10 stock
caused by the fumes and smoke from
the smelters. One is against the Yampa
Smelling company for $l3,720 for in
iuries TO stock owned by Steadman and
thirteen other stockmen residing in
the county within the smoke zone.
There are fourteen causes of action
IN the complaint. the thirteen other
siockmen having assigned their causes
of action 10 Stcadman.
The other action is against the
United States Smoltng company to re-
cover the same amount AS III the
Yampa case The complaint contains
the same number Of causes OF action
and the same persons assigned their
claims TO Stcadmau. The damage is al
legged to have occurred during 1908 and
1909.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
GARBAGE MATTER
PRESENTS PROBLEM
Drivers Encounter Many Cans
Too Heavily Laden to
Be Handled.
NEW REGULATIONS WILL
SOON BECOME EFFECTIVE
City Is Divided Into Districts.
With Stated Time for Gath
ering Refuse.

The matter of regulating the size of
garbage cans TO be used in the city
was the subject of consideration by
Health Commissioner Dr. 5. G.. Paul
and Mayor Bransford on Monday. 1t
had been called TO the attention of the
health commissioner that cans arc over
loaded 10 such an extent that the
drivers OF garbage wagons cannot
handle them. In one case reported the
can weighed at least 300 pounds and
as the driver is not permitted 10 empty
the contents on the sidewalk and shovel
IL into the wagon, he could not empty
the can. 1t will be necessary 10 have
the cans small enough so that the driv-
crs eau handle them.
James +. FLYNN, chief sanitary in
spcctor, who has charge of the colloc-
tion of the garbage, will inaugurate
divided the city up into six districts
and each of these will be thoroughly
cleaned on one day each week Cards
arc being printed to inform the resi-
dents on what day the garbage team
will visit their district and if the gar
haGe is placed ont on that day it Will
be attended to-
ranged under the new system:
First district-East of Main street
and north Of First avenue
SeCond-East Second South street 10
First avenue, inclusive of both streets.
Third-East Second South street to
East Ninth South street.
Fourth-South of Ninth South street
ON both sides of Main street to the city
limits.
Fifth-NInth South street TO the
middle Of West First South street.
Sixth-Nortb of West First South
street and west of Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
FILTHY CONDITION
At HIGHLAND BOY
Large Number of Residents of
Bingham Canyon Appeal
for Relief.
DECLARE STENCIL STIFLING
FROM REFUSE IN CREEK
Commissioners Take Their Own
Time in Attending to Urgent
Complaint.

Although the uusanitary and un-
healthy condition of affairs at Bingham
Canyon has been previously brought to
the attention of the board of county
commissioners, it appears that some
parts of the camp have been entirely
neglected by that body. as another
petition was fled with the commission
ers on Monday asking that Immediate
steps be taken to improve conditions at
Highland Boy.
The petition is signed by Richard
Trembath and a large number OF other
residents of that portion of the camp,
and from the general tone of the pc
tition they must be getting desperate.
They sav that the fIthicst condition is
permitted to prevail there, which is a
menace TO health and life, and they beg
the commissioners TO take immediate ac-
tion.
They call particular attention to Mike
Bogdan 5 place. which. the petition says,
is in an extremely dirty condition, as
he has been in the habit of dumping
the refuse from his stable into tho creek
and in the summer time the stencil aris
ing from his premises is unbearnble, it
Is set out.
With their usual degree of promptness
in attending 10 such matters, the com
missloncrs referred the petition TO the
health and paupcr committee for con
sideration and will notify the health
officer ut Bingham Of the conditions
of.
Our Windstorm
Insurance policies pay wind damage.
Rates low Stowe & Palmer 10 West
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

fcrred TO the police and prison commit
lee FOR consideration The resignation
OF patrolman l.. e. Eddy was accepted.
council that durIns his absence In the
east c. G. Burt will be acting engi-
ncer
:. A petition was received from Oscar
Groshel and other property owners ask
ing that Fourth East street he paved
with asphalt from Third to Fifth South.
Th" matter WAS referred 10 the cnsi-
nccring and sewerage committee.
Ezra Thompson sent in a petition ask
ing that Second Cast street be paved
with asphalt from South Temple 10
Fourth South street. This petition also
went 10 the engineering and sewerage
committee.
The city engineer was authorized 10
make n survey Of all the lands under
the East Jordan canal at cost of $3.50.
The information Is TO he used in conncc-
ton with the condemnation suit brought
ny the city against the East Jordan IT.
rigation company TO widen and extend
the canal. which is now pending in court.
Upon recommends ton of the water
works committee tho city engineer was
authorized 10 purchase G. l. pipe, valves
and hydrantS from the American Pipe
company for use or Third South and
cost to be S26.S15.So.
Flood Appropriation
4 resolution was introduced by Mr..
Fcrnstrom appropriating the sum of
$4,000. or much thereof as may be
necessary. FOR tho usc OF tho mayor
and water master in caring for the high
water this spring. This Is intended 10
meet emergencies which may arise bc-
fore the bed Of the Jordan river can be
drcdged, as contcmpla ted. The rcsolu-
tion WIS adopted.
An ordinance was introduced which
has for IFS purpose the preliminary steps
towards checking the increase in price
Of foodstuffs in the city. II removes the
license from producers ot meat Vcge-
tables and other foodstuffs who pcddIe
their produce I'm tho city. Some OF the
members OF the council favored rcmov-
ing tho license from butchers. groccrs
and all concerns selling food products
Mr.. Holley declared that he would guar.
antee that " the license wcrc removed
from egg and butter dealers there would
be a decrease in the price Of such prod :
ucts inside Of sixty days. The ordinance
was referred 20 the license and municipal
laws committee.
The contract with the Otis Elevator
company for Installing an elevator on
the city side of tho joint building at u
cost or $500 was approved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED
FOR EXCEEDING LIMIT
Driver FinDigan Alleged to
Have Endangered Lives of
Pedestrians.

Jospeh j.. Finnigan, employed as a
salesman Of automobiles and also en-
ployed as chauffeur, was arrested
Monday afternoon and taken to the
police station by Mounted Officers
Barker and Conyers. He was charged
with exceeding the speed limit,
The arrest followed a number of com
plants that reached the police station
Monday morning from residents along
Main street. between Fourth and Ninth
South streets. According TO The com
plants, Ijnnigan was racing up and
down the street in an automobile and
endangering the lives of pedestrians
and children.
When hailed by Mounted Officer
Barker while half Il block distant. and
told to stop the machine, FiGnigan ran
past the officer half block before he
could bring the machine 10 a halt. He
was later released from custody by
furnishing $25 bail.
McCoy's Stables.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY
IS STRONGLY RESISTED

Tie case of the Salt Lake Hardware
company and others 10 force involun-
tary bankruptcy upon the Utah Build
ing and manufacturing company was
heard in the uuitcd States court Mon
day, The case WAS argued and sub
mittcd, and was taken under advisrment
by Judge Marshall until next Mon
day.
Several creditors of The company
produced evidence TO show that the
company could not meet it's ohlgs
tions. \ spirited defense, backed by
tbc American Surety company, WAS in
trolMccd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
COLOR OF DYE USED ON
SKIRT CAUSE OF ACTION

Mrs. Elizabeth II. IIoughton brought
suit in Justice Hanks IS court Monday
against Fred \. Bollscbweiter and Ma.
rie Bonard, proprictors of the California
Emporium Cleaning company. for Sl5,
the value of skirt
According 10 the complaint, Mrs.
Houghton sent the skirt to thc clean
ers on January 81, with instructions. To
clean the garment, and then dye il. q
hight color, The skirt was returned
TO her cleaned, but dyed brown. she al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
FRU|TMEN REF
FOR CONvT|
Questions of lilpo,
Utah 0rchardistS I
Discussed.
HANDLING OF 1910
MAY BE DETERMIS
Packing and GRADING
Points in SuccesS{|
keting of PROD

The advance guard of 4
OF the state arrived in Sal
dav to perfect arrangemo
state horticultural conveu
Will open in Armory hali'
forenoon II. NJ. Ellis. .
ager Of the Pioneer Fruit'
California, and John Derr;o
ager for the same company.
the first to arrive and word
celved from John Moore oe
Frultgrowers' association "A
also be present.
Arrangements are bcino
meeting of representative
fruitgrowers' associations
TO decide on a definite nIau
ing, the Utah crop for /;
probable that a decision Wi
to market all of the frnit7
members of the eleyen
through one selling agency,
resentatives Of the Pioneer
here 10 present their arprIn,
OF the contract.
Moore viii Tan
Mr., Moore Of Colorado
the necessity for adoptinc
size for apple boxes and
grading. The Colorado d
adopted u new standard anf
ers will be asked To ioin
this reform.
j. Edward TAYLOR. state
Inspector, who has lust rets
trip to Green River, repori
conditions in that region
IS severe winter has appaY|
and the weather has now
aspect of spring, MANY (
from the cold, however. T
r-irrigation last summer
the rich tracts resulted n
growth of the trees as 10
incapable of witbstandino
cold: Some of the trees onl'
would be taken for 5-ycar-o|
lor says. I
There is a shortage of hon
River, Mr.. TAYLOR SAYS, 4,
forty homes will be erecfo
spring. \ new hotel has 4
lsbed and work on sever
blocks is under way, 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
SEEK INFORMATION FROM
SALT LAKE POSTMASTER

Mrs. w, II. Peck of Gillespie H..
has written Postmaster A. l.. Thomas
for information about Louis Grundy.
Jewish hatmal5er, supposed to reside
in this city.
4 In a letter 10 Postmaster Thomas.
Miss Cora Lamb requests information
about John D.. Captonwine. whose last
address was Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
FEBRUARY TERM OF
SUPREME COURT OPENS

The February term Of the supreme
court opened Monday morning at which
arguments were heard in the following
cases:
Static against n. p Gibson; state Of
Utah cX rel. Percy IIaIlcn against Utah
State Board OF Examiners in Optomet-
~, Lorenzo Snow ct al.
Both cases wcrc taken under advise.
ment by the court
The case of the state against Lo.
reno Montgomery was continued for
tho term
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Go for Murderer.

Chief Deputy Unified States Marshal
Lucian II Smyth and Assistant United
states District Attorney William Nc
Croa left Sunday for Anelh on the Ma
vaIo Indian reservation, TO conduct
hearing against Zhon-ne an Indian who
Is alleged 10 have murdered a white
man, Charles Fritz, at Ueffrons trading
post on the reservation. The trip will
require about two weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Pratt Discharged.

Acting upon the Instructions OF Judge
Lewis OF the district court, the jury in
the case of the state against V VI. Pratt,
charged with failing TO support his minor
child. returned verdict of not guilty
Monday.
After the state had introduced it's owl
dence tho attorney for Pratt moved that
the court instruct the jury To return
a verdict Of not guilty because the evil
dcncc was insufficient to convict The
motion was grantcd and the verdict WAS
returned, whcreupon Pratt WAS dis
charged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
FRANK KNOX RETUB
FROM TRIP

Frank Knox. president OF
Bank or the Republic. rel
Monday from business
trip 10 san Francisco and
Mr.. Knox says business =
good on the coast and tna
cisco is building mp rapidly.
Nh. Knox says there Is pI
talk at San Francisco, au(
citv is not sure OF getting n
contest. everybody feels con
will 30 TO the coast. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
MR.. WEST EXPLAIN
ON ! X u

Further explaining as 10 q
between himself and 4. "A
respect 10 contract work d
building Mr. e. West adds
reason besides that named I
Withholding payment to- u
that Mr.. West desires to pr
as 10 money due on bills
And he adds that In 2 lifel
in this city this is the fir5(
nculty he has ever had vi
tractor. sub-contractor or W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

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, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Sues for Alleged Balance,

Henry Green. as assignee OF George
Schuster, flled suit In the city court Mon
day against the Salt Lake Security &
Trust company 10 recover a balance OF
SlO.01 which Schustcr alleges Is due on
his savings account. the bank asserts
that Srhuster's paSsbool< has been tam
pered with and the entries are incorrect
Schuster alleges, however that there is
stu the amount stated due him and his
nSSignec has lllen suii in recnNnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

Tribune Want hds.
Bell Main 5000, Independent 3e0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Tuesday evening. Februar1
hall. 13S South Second Ea|
30 cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
E. r. WHEEL0N

GENERAL CONTRACTING
In all its branches,
63l Judge Bldg.
Bell 5000. Ind. 1927.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.
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rRUsTEEs, MoNrHLY MegTINe
Railroad Company Requested to Re
pair sidewa ks Crossing Tracks.


pair sidewa ks Crossing Tracks.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board of village trustees was
held Tuesday evening with all the
members present except Trustee Da-
yenport who is out Of town on bust
ness. President Martin was in the
chair and Clerk Hogan and Village
Attorney Meagher were in atten.
dance.
The session was short and little
business outside OF The auditing Of
the regular budget Of bills was tran
sacted
The celrk was Instructed to notify
the Rutland Railroad company that
Tho eidewal; over the tracks Of the
company on North and County street
and on West Main street were in a
bad condition
+. l.. Stolliker was granted per
nit to station his taxioah on the
street for the purpose OF taking pas
sengers.
The IRE committee was instructed
10 investigate the building of an ad-
dition in the rear OF a wooden block
on North street owned by William +.
Hawks.
The celrk was instructed to draw
orders for the following bills;
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Justice At All Hours.

Despite their preference for repub-
lican form OF government. the French
are in some respects conservative
nation. \ Paris contemporary discoy-
cred that one of the doors OF The pa
lais de justice is left alar throughout
the night. This door has never been
shut since March 4, lG1S. when Louis
Kill ordained that it should remain
perpeually open $50 that my subjects
may bc able 10 seek Justice at all
hours OF the day and night" How
ever an entcrprlsng journalist who
presented himself at the door Ia the
small hours of the morning was
promptly elected 10y a Waterman. And
when he quoted the ordinance Of iGiS
the reply was. III YOU don't clear of
you'll find yourself coming In by the
prisoners door tomorrow
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Aim your gun a liitlc above ide shed
protecting the traps Give the call
Pull" DO NOT get ratified. Get your
bird as Il is gom- up or 20 iis mask
mum height aud then drc aiming
about six or eight inches ahead and a
trlne below IT, The tendency IS al
ways to shoot too hi-h not allowing
for the speed Of the descent Above
all things ire. even IL you know you
are going 10 miss. There is nothing so
dlsconcer,lng or fatal TO the poise as
to allow fairly thrown target to get
altogether away without shooting nj Il
at ALL When calling Pull" put some
ginger into II. Bark It," an old trap
shot used to say Don't falter IT, as
though apologlZiug for being alive. 1t
hurts your confidence and rattles the
trap pulers II YOU stand with your
gun ready and humble Pull three or
four times before the target is thrown
the chances are Overwhelming that
you will miss. &C. q Peters in Outing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-03
8ENNINGTON BRIEFS
News -. me Town and Village Told Briefly
.Or Busy Readers

News -. me Town and Village Told Briefly
.Or Busy Readers
William Miller was in Troy today.
DIR. F. ". Goodall was in Troy to
day
James Kelley was in Granville on
Wednesday.
Miss Flora Murphy is spending the
day in Troy.
Austin Seeley of Arlington visited
here yesterday.
e. II. Holden is spending few
days in Montpelier.
c. 0. Bowen of Rutland visited
friends here yesterday
F. J. Healy Of Manchester was in
the village Wednesday.
A. Y. D. Piper of Jamlca was here
on business yesterday.
Miss Grace Miller is spending the
afternoon in North Adams.
Miss Pereault of Congress street is
rapidly improving from recent i'll
ness.
Charles Lorette OF Rutland is
spending the day with John B.
Harte
Mr., and Mrs. C. NJ. Graves spent
yesterday at Indian Hill' Peters
burg, n. Y.
Mrs. Samuel B. Hall has returned
from visit TO her son, Carter at
Turner's Falls.
The Kings Daughters will meet.with
Mrs. Root, South street, Friday after.
noon, Nov 4, at 4 O'Clock
The company which has been play
ing a three nights engagement at Ii
brary theatre went today to Cam
bridge
Mrs II. T. Cushman and William
Barron went to Ayerill Park this
morning to attend the Smith-Temple
wedding.
The quarterly meeting Of St
Mary's Guild will be held in the
Parish House tomorrow evening after
service
The funeral of Mrs. Defines r. Roy
was held from the church Of the Sac
red Heart this morning, Rev. c. e.
Provost officiating
Don't forget the big dance satur-
day night in Foresters' hall given by
the Maccabees Come and see who
has the lucky number OH the draw
ing.
All persons who are considering
the matter of uniting with the Meth
CO.'S, church should be at the prayer
meeting tonight The pastor viii
speak on the church home.
? The dance committee that has in
charge the entertainment to be giyer
by the local council knights Of Co
; umbus on Thanksgiving eve, viii
hold meeting Friday evening.
Eugene Walters great drama Of
American life which appears at the
! Bennington Opera House. Tuesday
} ! November has been witnessed boy
, two million five hundred thousand
, persons and pronounced a success.
Mr. and Mrs James Edward Wal
bridge announce the engagement OIL
their daughter Mary Adelaide, &c
Fritz Albert Armstrong of New Ia
ven. Conn, the son OF Mr. and Mrs
Arthur w. Armstrong Of Hyde Park
Mass.
The regular meeting of the w. K
C. will be held Friday evening, Nov
lth The department president o
Vermont Mrs. Edna l.. Jewett, vii
inspect the corps at this meeting
Cake and cream will be served afte
the meeting.
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INCORPORATED N 49,

by the officers of the Philadelphia
Americans to take that team to Cuba
and to play a series of games in Ha-
vana. Santiago and other cities dur
ing December and January. Connie
slack will not be included, as he is on
his honeymoon in Europe. The squad
viii leave this country in two weeks.