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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
ASSESSMENT MO Z


montana Bingham Consolidated Min
SG,5 company principal place of business
Bingham. Utah VI MINES
., Np.iGe is hereby given that at a rneat-
T,na - ,ne BOARD or directors OF the Montana.
bihgham Consolidated Mining comnanr
neIe on the LIST day OF August. 1910 as.
s'nent Was le1tsd NO D., 1 OF two cents per share
cornoratieu corr 1etieu on the capital stock of the
roie rs4e Immediately. to L. c. Roebes Sec seq.
esny' souISy An a. MS office. No. &C West Third
- Any stock upon which this assessp,a,t
snnt ar'hn remain unpaid on the 5th day OF
dyeTinoeT' adyert1sJ 1910. will be delinquent and
uuhtert'sed Tor sale at public auction a,,S nS
saIt u,iiess payment Is made before vii, he
at at on oclock .mt md day OF September, 1910,
S,cn e'ock ,. m. at the secretary.s of
&C., huc. 10 pay tho delinquent assessSo1, o..
vertiSin tosether with The costs of ad.
cruising and expenses OF sale.
l. c. ROEHER,
FIRST rnh,,c,,t Secretary.
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WILL HAVE DRY FARMS
In RICH CEDAR VALLEY

An agricultural experiment station To
setermine the best class OF crops for
urx farming is 10 be established in Cedar
vaiex. Utah county, by the state under
the direction Of Prof. L. a. Merrill slate
asronomist Professor Merrill. with the
county commissioners OF Utah county,
WI leavc Thursday for the site OF the
proposed experiment station. II 10 said
mat there arc approximately 100 Don
acres OF dry land In Cedar valley. The
az Fairfield and 60 straight to tho iand
IN the evening the party will be enter
'ained by the Commercial club of Lehi.
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"Can be depended upon" is an ex
preston we all like to hear, and wher
1T is used in connection with Chamber
lain S Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea
Remedy 1T means that it never fails to
cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
complaints. 1t is pleasant to take and
equally valuable for children and
adults. Sold by all dealers.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company principal
PLACE OF business, Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 5, levied on the lst day
or June, 1910. the several amounts set
opposite the names CT the respective
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order OF the board of directors made a., on
me- tns Ist day Of June. 1910. and a further M
1SoeT ,h OF .ne board OF directors made on
shares OF each parcel of such stocn l,aaS ny
may may be necessary will be sold at The Of
s,r nee or . Ihe company, No, 80 South Main
day OF October 1910. at the hour "1 OF iss !
o CLOCK ?. m. to pay the delinauent asi
Sc sessment thereon, together with the cost
VI advertising eE5 expense OF the sale
ERNEST NJ. FOWL ER
oxo Secretary and Treasurer
0fhce, No. S2 South Main streef Sal,
Lake City. Utah. M sMait
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SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkhanl's
Vegetable Compound

De Forest, Wis
After + an opera
lion four years age
L had pains down
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weakness. The doc
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EXTENSION

Notice is hereby rivon tho,
NE hns OF the board OF directora oe "'ee &c !,
AZ nlon.ana bingham Consolidaied N1,rste saiu q
ember ,s,a seId ON on the second day Of sep
above assessment @ sne Soiga SSay upon which the
90, =; o, ceuts per share. shall he doi,,, no
~ of9es.. was extended to the l6tb etin, an.
which hpfh0st; the stoc, 1910; To- and the day upon
oim foha~ was as, extended to the 4th day a. o 90
L. c, RoEBER. sccy.
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Condensed kilograms

WASHINGTON. Sept. Failure IA
brother In practice today resulted in the
Death OF Edward Hoge aged II wears
me ball struck the boy on the right
temple. e"'
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donhaums
to
H TIIiESSEN Section Director
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WASHINGTON, Sept 7,-After sew
eral months OF Investigation the con-
slams who are imported from Uarhin Ia
me sugar plantations in Hawaii Will not
down and a special inquiry Is now being
made Tor the department OF commerce
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WASfilNGlON. Sept. 7.-Home com =
Ing American tourists who return from
EUROPE by way of Montreal and Quebec
IN the hope of escaping the vigilance of
the customs officers at New York viii
VINO are ianlllar with the faces OF fire.
Iueh. traNeIers on the ocean liners walt
sMHs 10 inspect their baggage. Several
sNaS,,, sSem iorN inspectors VIII be dispatched
shortiy from the Port of New York and
detailed at the northern border.
WASHINGTON. w Sept. T-Secretary of
War Dickinson who has been mniti1e -
tour OF inspection in the Philjnninns Viii
return to Washington about the first
week in November. General Oliver arSt
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Open for Inspection

Jndicates Increase In temperature.
Indicates decrease In temnera nv.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
POPULATION OF THE BAY STATE
Fer Cent Increase f. shown
DurinE the Last Ten
Years.

WASHINGTON, oct 1s.-The state OF
Massachusetts, has population bf 1856, ,416,
according to the enumeration made in the
thirteenth census as announced by the di-
rector OF the census today. This is an in
crease OF 56lO7O, or 20 per cent, over the
population of 1900 when the total was
2.SO5 346.
The increase from 1890 to 1900 was $50, 4OS,
or 25.3 per cent
The population Of Clay county, Nebraska,
is 1879. as compared with 1876 in 1860 and
1880 in 1890.
The population Of Rock Rapids, Ia, Lyon
county, is zoos. as compared with I766 in
1900 and S94 In 1890.
In 1880 Massachusetts was the sixth state,
in the union in point OF population, but in
1900 Texas forced Massachusetts into
seventh place. Whether Massachusetts
will retain seventh place in the 1910 census
cannot be determined until the report has
been completed.
Indiana is believed to be pressing close
to Massachusetts, for seventh place
Thu population statistics Of the thirteenth
census we're issued for the following cities
today:
Shenandoah. Pa. 25,lT4, an increase of
s. 453, on ss.a per cent over 2O,Sa In 1900
Norristown. Pa, 1S7b. an increase Of
5,6lO, or 25.2 per cent, over p, 265 in 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
MORE TROUBLE is IN SIGHT
Clash Between wyoming Cattle and
Sheepmen is Looked for
soon.

, BASIN. Wye. oct. Especial More
trouble between sheep and cattlemen is
threatened in the Ten Sleep country. south
OF here
Recently several stacks Of hay contain
ing $50 tons. belonging 20 Jacques Alle-
mand, a brother Of Joseph AIemand, who
was assassinated by George Sabin, Ed
Eaton. NJ. a. Alexander Herbert Brink
and Thomas Dixon az the mouth OF Spring
,rsek April ., 1891 and who are now sery-
ng long terms in the state penitentary
for the crime was destroyed at the
ranch OF Dr Walker. occupied by w
s. Oeland. fourteen miles above Bonanza
and the fire was OF incendiary origin.
Allemand who lives In Johnson county
purchased the hay and intended TO winter
several bands Of sheep at the Walker
ranch. The persons who committed the
crime are suspected aud detectives OF the
Wyoming Wool Growers association will
be placed on the trail az once. Ii is known
that strong feeling against the sheepmen
exists IN the Ten sleep country, especially
since the conviction OF the five catuemen,
but this is tie first time since the memo
rable spring creek murders that a crime
has been committed i'm This section.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
VIM. H. Cowgirl
Funeral Held
at Holdrege
Hundreds of Former Friends and
Neighbors Honor Memory of the
Deceased Man.

HOLDREGE. Neb.. oct. tS.--Cspeeial Tel
egram)-Hundreds Of former Holdrege and
Phelps county friends and neighboFs who
attended the funeral services of Railway
Commissioner william II. Cowgirl this
afternoon testified to the high esteem in
which he was held in his home city,
The services which were held at the local
opera house were conducted by Rev. G. c.
Bennett of the local Episcopal church.
Jacbin lodge No. 146, the local chapter of
the Masonic fraternity Of which Mr.. Cow
gill was member, attended the services in
a body as did the woman's club to which
Mrs Cowgirl belonged, when the family re-
sided here. During the progress of the
services every business house in the city,
and all the county offices were closed.
FLOWING the services a funeral procession
formed and marched to Prairie Home GEM
etery where the remains were inferred
The last rites at the grave were performed
by the Masons. who used their impressive
burial ceremony. The body arrived in the
city this morning on the Burlington. 1t
was met at the depot by the knights of
Templar Commandery and escorted TO a
local undertaking establishment The
widow, Mrs. Cowgirl, son, Guy Cowgirl
and daughter Mrs. Elmer Berge, all of
Lincoln and all of whom survive Mr.. Cow
gill, accompanied the body here
Elmer Berge of Lincoln, r. T. Rector,
vice president Of the Fairmont Creamery
Co. Of Omaha. Mr.. and Mrs. V. Jaeger Of
Okley, Kansas, Mr.. and Mrs r. Kent Of
Goodland. Kansas, and Mr.. Martin Christ
ener from Indiana, all near relatives Of
the~f family, were at the funeral and II. T,
Clarke, Jr., who, as a member of the rail-
road commission, knew Mr. Cowgirl better
than did anone else in the states official
life, was also an attendant at the funeral
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
ANOTHER BOMB FOUND in PARIS
Explosive Machine Located Beside
barracks of the Republican
Guard,

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-Another bomb was found
on the Quai Des Ceestins today beside the
barracks OF the republican guard.
The train service was normal today The
government is continuing its negotiations
with the companies IN an effort to secure
a general scale Of wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
Omaha Has Champion
Eater; DevourS Pig at Meal

The city OF Omaha refuses 70 be beaten
in any department OF human endeavor.
spurred on to action by the boasts Of
other cities about their champion eaters.
the loyal people OF this town have un-
earthed in their very midst q fabulous
monster who Is athlete, sportsman, mer-
chant and champion eater all in one. and
combination Of all th,t people produces
a bulk OF $50 pounds weight
on q recent hunting expedition this man,
who passes among his business essoclate
as a sane and normal being. ate this lay
out az one meal; Seventeen catfish. large
size an natural; three spring chickens.
fried. one-half peck or potatoes, assorted.
and four cups OF coffee Ia bucket
a stranger who vas unacquainted with
the hahitS % this duck hunter sompli.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19

mented him on the fact that he had shot
a dozen ducks. but he replied sadly that
a man can't live without having something
90 eat once in a while.
For dinner he prefers a whole roast pig
with sweet potatoes, and two OF three
pumpkins pies. He Is nOticeabiy careless
about desserts and a mere handful Of pies
will content him.
The high cost Of living stabs him most
painfully at breakfast, nor he can hardly
get along without a dozen and a half OF
fried eggs. With this he wants a measure
or two u oatmeal but for breakfast coffee
is merely nominal
Once this man was a champion base
bail player, ami is sull active and nimble
with hii 800 pounds. His only regret in his
peculiar gft is that he Is never asked 20
dine 90 the same place twice.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19

omaha south Umah consolidation
pt gone through the total popu-
lat - : combined city would have ap-
pea4 all in the official figures Of
the sus Delay in the hope that
this ght be achieved is one of the rea-
sons why the Omaha figures has not yet
been announced at Washington. Concern
ing this the Commercial club through J.
NJ. Guild Observation-Disclosures
when the people Of South Omaha some
weeks ago broached to the Omaha Com
mercial club the subject Of the consolida-
tion of the two cities and on the predic-
tion that this would carry in South
Omaha if submitted to a popular vote 1t
was generally believed that the opportun-
ity for Omaha to derive any benefit from
the increase in population had passed.
The matter was however, taken up with
Washington at once and in view of the
possibility Of the union of the two munici-
palities and the short time within which
the question would be decided an arrange
ment was made whereby the figures
would be withheld and not be announced
until after the election. Then when made
the separate and combined population
could be given so that although they
would each appera as of date April 8,
1910, the statement in a foot note or
otherwise would have been made thatsinCe
taken the two cities had merged. Omaha
would thereby have been enabled to make
use Of the Greater Omaha figures and
the people of both towns would have been
benefited accordingly"
winner of The Bees Prize,
Last April The Bee offered four prizes
for the closest guesses as to tine popula-
ton of Omaha. The first was to be $40
for the one who guessed closest to the
official figures and s. for each of the
three next best
S. b. Kenin, 1854 o street, Lincoln, Neb.,
on April 6 filed an estimate at $4,000 and
Is therefore within nlpety-sx OF the exact
number. He wins first prize.
on Apr1 "a e. G. Miessler Of Columbus.
Neb,, filed a guess Of 124,2O2, which puts
him second
f. Hober of Council Bluffs, who comes
third, filed his estimate on April 6, putting
the number at l24 ass.
on April II w. NJ Wheeler of g25 South
Eleventh street, Lincoln, put in his fig
ures at 124,566, and he gets fourth money.
A number OF other guesses were between
$4,000 and 125,0OO but the four given are
closest to the actual figures.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
GOV. STUBBS KEPT AT HOME
HAS slIEht Fever and Quits CHm-
paiEninR for Few
Days.

TOPEKA. Kan. oct. lS-Goyeruor W. r.
Stubs WAS confined to his home today
with a slight fever, He spent the last
week in "a tour Of the southwestern coun-
ties Ia an automobile and followed IL up
with day OF speech making in St Louis
on sunday. Ills physician said his illness
was not serious, though q might compel
this ahanaonmcnt % HE campaigning thls
WePN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
DOLLIVER FUNERAL PLANS
Many Leading Men Will Speak Over
Bier of Dead Statesman.
DR.. FRANK eUNsAULUS TO TALK
Senator CummIns viii Make Address
on Behalf of United states senate
services Outdoors TO Ac-
cOmmodpte Crowds.
cOnimodRte Crowds.



FORT DODGE, la, o.t 1s,-Cspecial.)--
Final arrangements have been made for
the funeral and burial Of Senator Jonathan
Prentiss Dolliver, who died last Saturday
evening. The services will be Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock on the residence
veranda which overlooks a spacious lawn.
where il is designed to accommodate the
thousands of visitors who will be in at
tendance. The time when the body can
he viewed has been extended, and Wednes-
day afternoon from ? o'clock until evening
the casket containing the body Of the dead
senator will repose on the veranda. Thurs
day, from 3 a. m. until 1 p. m, the casket
will rest on the veranda and visitors to the
bier will be received. A guard of militia
from Company G, Fifty-sixth Iowa in
fantry, will be on duty there.
It is announced by those in charge OF the
funeral that Fort Dodge people visit the
Dolliver home Wednesday, leaving the
morning Of the day of the funeral for out
ot-town people. Ten thousand people are
expected from the state and nation. The
railroads are making preparations to handle
the crowds. Special trains have been ar
ranged for east and west on the Illinois
Central.
Program of Services.
The program for the funeral was com
pleted today and is as follows:
DR. Frank Gunsaulus Chicago, will pay
tribute to "Dolliver the Man"
Governor Carroll will speak in behalf of
the state of Iowa.
Senator Cummns will speak for the
United States senate.
George E. Roberts of Washington and
Fort Dodge. director of the mint, speaks
in behalf of the press.
Judge w. S. Kenyon, Washington and
Fort Dodge, assistant to attorney general
speaks in behalf Of the home city. Fort
Dodge,
Rev. Robert S. Smiley Sioux City. in be-
half Of Northwestern Iowa conference OF
the Methodist church.
Rev. W. H. Spencer, this city, THE
Senator's Relation to the Home Church"
CONTINUED on Second Pagel
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
FLORIDA is STORM SWEPT
Wires Down and Communication is
Almost Entirely Cut Off.
WIND BLOWS NINETY MILES HOUR
One Million Dollars IL n Conservative
Estimate Placed on the Damage
Done TO the Orange
Groves Alone.

a
JACKSONVILLE Fla, oct. ls-At 4:O
this morning the Associated Press wire
from Jacksonville to Tampa, the last
thread Of communication with any point
In the storm swept the territory south Of
this place was severed. Officials Of the
Western Union reported there was little
probability of re-establishing communica-
ton this morning.
With the entire Florida peninsula south
of line from Tampa, on the Gulf coast.
to st Augustine on the Atlantic. cut off
from communication Of any kind with the
outside world since 6 o'clock last night.
when wind velocity varying from seventy
to ninety miles an hour was reported. ac-
companied by ill-boding barometric
changes, the effect Of the West Indian hur-
ricane in tie trucking and fruit growing
belt is matter of conjecture
That the property damage has been heavy
is indicated by the brief bulletins from the
east coast and the extreme southern KEYS
before communication was cut off Conser-
Vative estimates place the loss to the
orange growers at Sl,OOOOOO.
The last message from Key West re-
ported a wind velocity of ninety miles an
hour. "A barometer reading 2SSO high seas
and water rising to alarming depths in the
seas. Shortly after the message the wire
less apparatus, the last remaining means
OF communication, failed
The last dispatch received from Tampa
before daylight today reads:
South Florida faces a disaster unknown
but which it is feared will be as bad as
the memorable freeze Of 1895. As yet Tampa
has not felt the fun force of this eddying
destroyer"
Uneasy at CharIestOn.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. ls-At S
o'clock this morning the wind velocity here
was twenty-eght miles an hour. with the
barometric reading at 2ssl and apparently
rising.
Forecaster Grant does not think the hur-
ricane will strike Charleston in full force
Memory OF the destruction wrought by the
hurrican Of August, 1898, has increased the
nervousness here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
lFrom a staff Correspondent.) }

WASHINGTON. D. c., oct. 1S-Cspecial
Telegram 1.-The population Of Omaha is
l24,Oy6, as compared with 1O2555 in 1900
and li0, ij2 in 1890. The increase from 1900
to 1910, therefore, is 2l5il, or 2l.O per cent,
as compared with decrease for the preced-
ing decade Of s7Sg7, or no per cent
The population Of South Omaha Is $3.50
Z compared with 26,OOl in 1900, and S,O52
500. The increase from 1900 to 1910,
: Z. Gore, is 25S, or 10 per cent, as COM
= Z with an increase for the preceding
2f 1889, or 2225 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
STEAMER GOES DOWN
sixteen Men on the Vaieria Supposed
to BE Drowned in Baltic
Sea,

HAMBURG, oct. 1s-The small steamer
Valeria from Reval, Russia for this port.
foundered in the Baltic sea- Four bodies
have been washed ashore and II is supposed
that the whole crew of sixteen was lost
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19

Continued on Second Pagel
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
BARTLEY TO
COMMITTEE
Former Treasurer Seeks Chance to
Defend Himself on Charge Of
Democratic Candidate.

Defend Himself on Charge Of
Democratic Candidate.
WIRES REQUEST TO BYRNEs
Man Accused as Blackmailer by
Hitchcock Would Face Him.
WANTS TO MEET THE COMMITTEE
Hitchcock Said to Have Evaded Pay
ment of Full Amount.
MORE LETTERS ABOUT LOANS
Produces Two in Which Hitchcock
Refers to Deals.
DENIES BOUGHT THE MORTGAGE
Former Treasurer Says He is Coming
To Lincoln Next week to Take
Hand in Matter and Promises
Further Developments.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska--Showers
For Iowa Showers.
For weather report see page 8,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
snuTH OMAHA

F6e,53s corrected estimate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
OBSERVE union
WITH HOLIDAY
Mayor Maurice Acts Officially for
the Last Time as Chief
Executive
HOLD LAST SESSIONS
HOLD
Final Meetings Of Both Branches
Of the Councils Will Be Held
Thursday Night.

Acting for the last time in his off,
ciai capacity. Mayor II. A. Maurice has
proclaimed Friday a half holiday in
when that city becomes Washington
ward OF Richmond This announce
ment was made Thursday morning by
the mayor and ali Of the city offfces
were ntofied to this effect. Superin-
tendent OF Schools J. X. Hoke has au-
thorixed haif-holiday for ali stu
dsnts OF the public schools. Thus the
day viii be fittingly observed and
Greater Richmond appropriately In
au8urated. with practically Manches-
terians lending their support and CO.
operation to the occasion. which prom
ises to be one Of the most interesting
in the history OF the tws cities.
Judge Frank p. Christian, Of the
Corporation Court at Lynchburg. who
will sit in the Corporation Court OF
Manchester in place Of Judge Ernest
IL Wells, and certify to the recent an
nexa&ion election. which gave an over
whelming majority favortng consoltda-
tion, will arrive early Friday morning
and go upon the bench at 10 o'clock.
The consolidation ordinance will be
read and other legal formalities gone
through with. This will probably con-
1880 O'Clock. II 10 expected, Judge
Christian will afiix his signature to an
order certifying to the election and
prbnounce Richmond and Manchester
4 consolidated community with the
name Of Richmond
A. soon az Judge Christian concludes
this duty, thirty-five probably more.
automobiles. occupied by city officials
OF the aouthside and members Of the
Manchester and Chesterfield Business
Mems Association. will start for Rich
mond, where, at the City Hall. Mayor
Maurice with surrender to Mayor d. c,
Richardson tho reins OF government
control Of Manchester.
Mr.. d. L. Toney. president Of the
Business Mems Association. said
Thursday that aside from this automo-
bile parade there will be no demon
stration. This. he explained. IL on &C
count OF the fact that some of the citi-
gems who opposed the municipal
merger are still not in sympathy with
becoming q part Of the Capital City
Of the Old Dominion. and the idea II tc
secure harmony for all.
The first tan automobiles win con-
vey the officers OF Manchester. willis
those which follow win be occupied
by members OF the Business Mems
Association
Fuii and final details for the affai,
will be made At special meeting OF
the Business Mems Association which
viii be held Thursday afternoon al
$40 o'clock. A call for this meeting
was issued "wednesday afternoon by
President Toney.
Final meetinss Of the Board of Al.
dermen. City Assembly and several
Council committees will b. held Friday
night, when all affairs of the city will
be wound up. City officers are now
ready to turn over to Richmond all
books ana records Of the smaller city.