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contract and specifications for tn
Respectfully, etc,
u j. HAARER.
Commissioner.

contract anu speSlhCa'i"'i' ~
same.
j. j. HAARER.
Commissioners.
Aid. Goeschei offered the following:
Whereas 1t appears from a COM
munication from the Department OF
Public Works that the paving or alley
No. l67, as per contract confirmed the
10th day OF August. 1910, has be"h
fully completed, and
Whereas. Said alley has been exam
ined by the Department OF Public
Works and the paving Of said alley
has been found TO have been done an
accordance with the contract and spec
ifications for the same; therefore,
Resolved, First. THAT the said paw.
ing within the limits above mentioned
be- and is hereby accepted.
Resolved, Second, That the city Con :
troller be, and he lis hereby directed
10 prepare alley paving bonds in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Secs.
AZ and 43 OF Chapter IL of the Charter
of the city of Detroit &c amended by
an Act OF the legislature approved
June 9Th, 1901, said bonds TO bear in q
terest at the rate of four per cent per
annum.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Barnett. Burton. Deimcl,
Ellis. Freiwald. Carney, Grindley, Gut
man, HARPER, Heating. kocnig. konkel,
Lempke. Ostrowski. owen, Reinhardt.
Rosenthal. Rutter, schultz. Shapland,
Skrzycki. Theisen. TOssy. Trevor, Yer
nor Walsh, Watson, Wing, link, Zoel-
Ter and the President.-31.
Nays-None
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Total amount .......S 1855 Z
Respectfully. etc,
J j. HAARER,

COMMISSIONER
Accepted. and by unanimous consent
Alderman Goeschel offered the following
Whereas. II appears from a communi-
cation from the Department OF Public
confirmed the 5th day OF April. 1910. on
Fort street (Sec. - from the east line
Of Elsmere avenue TO the West curb lire
OF Woodmere avenue haS been fully com
pleted: and
Whereas. Said street has been exam
ined by the Department OF Public Works.
and the paving OF said street has
been found to have been done In accord
ancs with the contract and specifications
for the same, therefore
Resolved. First. That the said paving
within the limits above mentioned be.
and is hereby accepted.
Resolved, Second. That the city Con-
troller be, and Is hereby authorized to
draw his warrant on the City Treasur-
or in payment OF the intersection etc"
Of said Fort street tSec. ID 10 the
amount OF sI.3t4.77. the same being the
full amount due the contractors from the
80 for having said intersections etc.
and for the sum Of Sal 90 the same be-
ing the cost Of advertising. blanks. and
inspectors salary.
Resoived. NThlrd, That the city Con
TO prepare street paving bonds for parts
l, 2, g. and OF said assessment rolls.
IN accordance with the provisions OF Secs
AZ and AZ OF chapter II " the Charter
OF the City OF Detroit. az amended June 9Th
Act OF the Legislature approved June 9Th.
1901. such bonds TO bear interest nj the
rate OF four per cent. per annum
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Barnett, Burton. Deimoi.
Ellis Freiwald. Garvey, Grindley, Gut
man. HARPER. Heating, Koenig Konkel
I.empke, Ostrowski owen. Reinhardt.
Rosenthal Rutter, Schultz. Shapland.
skrzycki. Theisen. Tossy. Trevor. Yer
nor Walsh. Watson, Wing. link Zoel-
Ter and the President.-3l
NaVs Z None
Adopted as follows:
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From Board Of Assessors.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcmsn-We herewith transmit,
Rolls Nos 1866. 1857 and 1865 for
grading and paving Waterloo street.
from the east line OF Mt. Elliott ave
nue. to the west curb line Of Bellevue
avenue. Coplin avenue. from the nort,
line of Jefferson avenue to the south
curb line OF Kercheval avenue and Al
ley No 1913. being the alley first east
of Cass avenue, from the south line
Of Stimson Place, southerly to east
ana west alley.
The usual notice required by law
has been given to the parties In in
terest as Will appear by the annexed
notices and afiidavits OF publication.
No person has appeared to object to-
said Rolls. or to ask any correction
thereof We have. therefore. signed
the same. and report them TO your
honorable body.
Very respectfully,
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORA
BY JOHN c. r NA1EL
Accepted and leave being sranteA
BY Aid Goeschel:
Resolved, That A,s:::'msnt E Ss
and Psyins, Wate E,f :ss,o% &c &c
west curb line Of (Bsllevu: Avenue;
Jefferson avenue to the south evrf
No 1913. being the alley first east Of
Cass avenue. from the south line Of
Stimson Place. southerly to east ana
west alley, are hereby approved Ane
confirmed, that the description %
premises and the names Of persons
contained therein are received ae cor.
rect; and that the sums set forth -
the said assessment Rolls are the cor
rect ones which each individual or ~
OF individuals should be assessed q
and pay. and that the said assessments
be collected from the several per0opo
liable To pay the same aeooPdln4 -
law.
approve the form Of the ahe~O-
WALTER BARLOW,
Assistant Corporation Counoae.
Adopted as follows
Yeas-~Ald. Barnett. Burton. DeiU~k
Ellis, Freiwald Garvsy, 0rindley, Out
man, Harpfer, Ksating, Kosnig, konkel
Lempke. Ostrowski. Owon, RoinhaSdS
Roaenthai. Rutter, Schultz, ShapianI
skrzycki. Theisen, Tossy, Trevor, YER
nor. Walsh. Watson. Wing. Fink. 8oee-
Ter and the Prssidsnt-Al.
Nays--None.
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From the Mayor.

To the Honorable. the Common Coun,iI.
0entlemeil-- Within the past fsv davs
ofhcial figures from the city or Cleye-
thnd nave shown that the operation there
unuer low rate of fare or street
railway settlement similar 10 the one
proposed by me for the City OF Detroit
has proven eminentIy satisfactory rho
rate OF fare which opponents o, The nIan
SAID would not pay the expenses OF opsr
st,sS having proven sufficient
Ills means that the plan proposed for
Il ,etroit. and which the Operating cornnany
s nns declared its Willingness 10 az.
ceps with slight notifications. worls 10
sy successful here. believe a. TO
pc the plain duty of your honoS,hIa noSv
20 again take UP immediately fba n voay
tion OF placing valuation on the nron-
erty OF the Detroit United Ra1lwav
TO prepare and submit this plan OF settIs
mont to the people 'e'''e
1 am fully aware that the life ~ IN.
present council is drawing to a close bu'
the men now In Council are more famil
lar With this matter than new men com
reason why the matter should not be vel
Z In hand before the present Council zoe
t.out OF office
There IL the additional reason for i'm
mediate action that the CITY Is bad
handicapped for street railway facllltic
land extensions. and your honorable bod
'nhas II within your power TO SO facilitat
this matter that the plan may be sub
United during tho winter. and I'm IN
went OF acceptance. work on extension
d, commence IA soon as the weather vii
Respectfully submitted
~ PHILIP BREITMEYER,
Il Itsferred to COMMITTEES on Frsnoh,sss
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decentralization.

Previous notice having been filed with
1ho Clerk. Alderman Watson moved 10
.reconsldof the vote by which 4 rep9r'
az the COMMITTED on Parks and BOule-
wards and resolution pertaining 10 Ar,
'&epl0nce OF Scott bequest was adoplra
.1t the last session, which motion pre-
vailed.
q The report aud resolution was then re-
{efred hack 10 committee,
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ss,'ys .I.a rA W:::sa Fsl g,se s:s
iSr And tie PrssidSnt-N' IN = -
Nave---NonO
From Department Of Puzzle Works.

To the Honorable The Common Council:
0entlsnien:-In compliance with = rsso-
iSSS d:d ~ ,1pT s!a 70 aspor s1 ssr
tho week ending with Dec srd. 1910.
there were twenty-six l2U complaints
received ~ this once and the garbage
collection depot for the non- collection or
garbage and dead animals, or an average
OF four and two-sixth q 2-0 complaints
per day.
Respectfully submitted.
J.. J. HAARER,
Commissioners.
Roferrsd to Committee on Health and
City Hospitals.
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o,S.:rE:n-Ts:s RSHSr; sssss1.
s sos RsSn ssonsrmsa the is.a gay q An;
gust. ivl0. 80 tpliy complstsd. s HstwSsn
Hastings and Rivsrd streets. sn s,rnsi
from the north line Of Sherman street
TO west line O. Riysrd street,
Tho pavement 10 OF brick on eohs
ospartmont OF Public Worns, ana
found to be In accordance with the
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BY AID. Korte:

Resolved. That the City Controller bc
and he l. hereby directed 20 draw a
warrant on the City Treasurer in pay.
lrtent OF the cost OF the city arms, II any
on lateral sewers Nos. 2l5O and 2l52. and
be II further
Resolved. That the City Controller b.
and NJ IL hereby directed to prepare
gnecial assessment lateral sewer bonds
for parts /. e. 3. and : OF assessment
rolls Nos 1900 and 1892 in accordance
with the provisions OF Sections AZ and
az OF Chapter Ii of the Charter OF the
City OF Detroit. as amended by an Act
OF the Legislature or the state Of Mich
igan, approved June 6th. 1901 Said
bonds To hear interest at the rate OF 4
per cent pe- annum.
Adopted as follows:
Yeag--Ald Barnett. Burton Deimel,
man. HARPER. Heating, Koenig, Konkel.
Iempke, Ostrowski. owen. Reinhardt.
Rosenthal. Rutter, Schultz, Shapland,
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Iteferred 70 commltte. on rrnnoh.rs.
From the Mayor.

To the Honorable tile Common Council.
0entiennen--I herewith transmit for the
attention OF your honorable body n corn
munfcatton sent 10 me on "A matter en-
rrcfy within the Jurisdiction OF your
body. trust you will give II your at
, tentfon.
"a Respectfully submitted.
PHILIP BREITMEYER.
Mayor,
Following IL the communication.
.Hon. Phillip Breitmeyer. Mayor.
Detroit. Mich
Dear Sir--I notice the action taken
= ~ The Common Council last Tuesdty
toroniEg IN accepting the report OF the
Cofnmittee on Liquor Regulation. aud
on the followina resolution thereto:
N In which said Council approves 81
tfhe application Of Louis Kar for con .
Eaucting saloon at 10 Vanderbilt Az
enus. and thereby authorizes the ssts.b-
ltshfrent OF a saloon At that number T"
hops that your Honor VIII not
Approvs of the action or the Common
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|En0n COUNCIL


4 Detroit, Tuesday, December 6. 1910.
- Co1ncil was called 10 order by the
3deut, Hon. Thomas Il. Gilman.
f1oent--Aids. Barnett. Burton. Dcimel'
frctwald, GaIvey, Grindley, CUT
10y HArpfer. Heating, Koenig, konkel.
U1okc. Ostrowski, Owen. Reinharut'
o11uthal Rutter. Schultz, shapland.
~ Walsh, Watson, Wing link, Zoel-
nnd the President
. XD&re being "A quorum present tue
@U0ncli was declared to be Ia session
The Journal OF the proceeding session
Kao anprOved.
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COUNCIL as above set forth Tor the fol-
lowing reasons
%. THAT this matter has never
come up before the Committee and
been given a fun and proper hearin ;.
CD That I have petition signed
by eight residents OF Vanderbilt Az
enue. living I'm that immediate Vicin-
ity. and who would be affected by the
establishment OF saloon at Number
40 Vanderbilt Avenue. protestiag
against the same
60 Because the said Louis kGr
previously had conducted n saloon at
Number 60, and entered into a lease
with the owner OF that property for
the continuation OF "A saloon at Num-
Der SO. and that he seeks TO have his
license transferred from Number 90 10
Number 20. for the express reason of
avoiding said lease and making the
property. which has always been a 81
loon heretofore now. unproductive by
putting the same out OF business for
CD because the said Louis Kar
now has two cases pending I'm tn"
Recorders court against him in which,
~ he should be convicted under the
Warner CramtOu law, he would be
preCisdrd from continuing Ina the sa-
loon business. ana his claim or mis-
take IL purely fictitious, and made For
no other reason than 20 escape such
law.
want 20 say further that there are
powers behind Mr. Kar who are Inter
ested in the esta olishmeEt OF saloon
AT Number ~ NRndsro ilt Avenue who
IN this proceeding or the Common
Council seeks 20 over ride the Nishes
OF the residents In that netghoorhood
and also 10 do an irreparabls injury
90 the owner OF Number CO Vanderbilt
Avenue who A. a respectable law ibid
inc citizen. and has invested about
Eight Thousand Dollars ia improve
ments at Number 81 Vanderbilt Az
enue. and who has used the same Tor
no other purpose than that OF sa-
loon.
Therefore ask your Honor in fair
ness TO disapproVe OF the action OF tae
Common Council in the above matter,
that the same may be taken up before
the Committee ana all parties Inter
este0 given a hearing.
Your respectfully,
A. WEISZ
Referred TO Committee On Liquor
N
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From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen LAT eral Sewers Nos. 81
and Else assessment rolls Nos 1i60 and
1852 heretofore approved and confirmed
by your Honorable Body, have been com
pieted according to plans and specihca-
lions aud accepted for the city.
Respectfully submitted,
j. J HAARER.
Commissioners
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From Clerk Of the Recorders cevrA

Gentlemon--I respectfully report %
your Honorable Body that the 6nSs
and costs collected In The. Recorders
Court during the month OF -,ovsmbev,
amount 10 forty-nins $1,000 doi1arQ.
which amount has been deposited With
the City Treasurer. and his fo0o101
therefor taken,
Respectfully yours
JOHN A. 0ROoAN
SCoutinusa On Page ssvsa.)
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DAVID E. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Accepted and referred 10 the com
mittes on Ways and Means.
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Adopted as follows
From Department of Public Works.

To the Honorable. the Common Council:
conference.-the Department OF Pub
lie Works respectfully reports that the
paving of Fort street (Sec. II under the
contract confirmed the 5th day OF April,
1910, Is fully completed from the east
line OF Elsmere avenue. TO the west curb
line OF Woodmere avenue.
The pavement IL of brick on concrete
and has been examined by the Depart
ment OF Public Works and found to be
In accordance with the contract and
specifica tons for the same.
There is due the contractors for paving
said street as follows:
For intersections. etc....,s 1914 II
For cost OF Advertising blanks
and inspectors salary. Al 90
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Ernm the Controller.

| To the Honorable the Common Council:
| Gentlemen-The following reports OK
CITY Officers for the week ending sat
urday, Dec. 3, 1910. are respectfully
| submitted:
80, rraaaurar,a dishurS Sc
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Ed. j. KoRTE.
Aid 18th ward.
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The following reports Oh
c,ttv on,cars for the week ending sat
urday, Nov. 26. 1910. are respectfully
submitted:
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From the CITY Treasurer.

From the City Treasurer.
40 the Honorable the Common Couheii,
Gentlemen--I herewith submit "'
trial balance for Nov 80. lslo
Respectfully suomittee,c,r
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntlemen--I beg to rotfy your
Honorable Body that Mr. Harry Alex
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ander ysltck has been appointed
stenographer In this office.
Respectfully,
DAVID f. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Placed on Mo. " NN NY N y
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To the Honorable the Common Council;
tsentleinen-The following approved
claims are respectfully submitted
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HOT Thomas r Gilman,
Pres Common Council,
City OF Detroit.
Dear Sir-I hereby tender my reSlS-
nation as a member OF the Common
Council OF the City OF Detroit. reIre.
senting the 18th Ward. to take eneet
this date | assure you sir that my as
socistions with the members oil INC
Council have been most pleasant an"
shall long remember the many court
esies extended me. and trust that the
same friendly relations that nave eN-
listed I'm the past will continue so IN
the future. socially and OFFICIALLY
Yours very truly.
ED j. KORTE.
Aid 18th Ward.
Accepted and adopted as follow Hssma,
rriitS I.reiwald Garvey. Grindley Gut
man. HARPER. Heating Koenig. konkel'
Lempke. Ostrowski. owen. Kslhharui'
Rosenthal. Rutter schultz. Shapland
slrzycki. Theisen. Tossy. Trevor. Nei
nor Walsh. Watson, Wing. Zink Loel-
Ter and the President.-Sl.
Nays-None.
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From the Controller.

Accepted and referred 10 the Com
nittes on WAYS and Means.
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NespeCtiu
DAVID t.. HEtNENAN,
Controller.
Referred To COMMITTEES on Clsima
and Accounts.
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From the President.

Referred 10 Committee On Lauoi
Regulation.
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lOUi ss...s.......s..S S,t11 80
u. r. ". CASH ACCOUNT
79-Msx &, Koch city Treas
rebates Oh permits s AZ a.
SO--hsS g Koch. city Treu
rebates on permits SO o.
St--Msk - koch. City Treas,
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Adopted as follows:
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PUBLIC LIGHTING FUND.
bss-C B. cole, estimate. ...S 400 o.
6S9-Detrott Architectural "a
Iron Wks.. steel $500 $40 vs.
54l-M W. Sales az Co. Mt
tings ..-.....,,... 90 ~
oS"-f sunnIv Co. aoats 6 SO
Total .......'..'.' 10y 49, VI
n.nX ANr1n ROIrI EVA D EIIND.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
OGDEN NEW FAVOR
UTAH STATE LEAGUE:
Prominent Enthusiasts Fear to
Give Union Association FL
nanciaJ Endorsement.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. li.-Ogden is Lecoming
involves in the battle between the Utah
Baseball league and the Union Baseball
association. Bert MarEetts. who plans 10
manage the Salt Lake team in the State
league. and Frank Black, manager Of the
Occidentals. were In ogden today inter-
viewing several prominent baseball en-
tnusiasts relative to an ogden team In
the state league.
Among those seen were 4. Il. Haywood.
president OF the Weber club; w. r. San
derson, H. r Sims. Fl. l.. Kennedy. Wal
ter Ritchic and Joseph Thomas, After
seeing these people the two managers an
nounced that II vas certain that Ogden
would have a team in the Stale league
and that II would be managed by Dad
Gimln. who was at the head OF last
The consensus Of opinion is that Ogden
Will not support Two teams and mat ~
will either have team In the Union as
ISOLATION or one In the State league. the
majority of the fans favor the Union as
socatou. only they fear that it Will not
be financial success. and they VIII give
IL no financial backing. Wherefore, they
prefer the State league 10 no aseball
at all.
Concerning the baseball situation in
Ogden. the following expressions from
asts are indicative OF the sentiment here:
H r. SIms-I don't see how the Union
association can go through tho season.
We had pretty good baseball here last
year and If Ogden and Salt Lake can Sc
cure good teams for tho state league /
think IL VIII be a success.
A. K. Heywood-lf we are going TO
have baseball in Ogden next year and
we have 10 raise the money. we want
some local man to handle IT. | think the
State league is the solution to the base
ball problem.
w. r, Sanderson-Tf Mr., Thcl's propo-
Sition ttbe Union Baseball association
| is possible | am heartily In favor of it.
| but don't think there is possibility
| Of It's success. | am in favor OF good
baseball and the nearest article Is the
State league.
| n. L.. Ecnnedy-Snce our meeting with
! Mr. Thel 7 have not found anyone In
| favor of the Union association. finan-
cially, and that's what counts. Personal
| w. I want 10 see baseball here and the
prospect doesn't look good outside Of the
| State League. | am talking with fans
every day who were financially nterested
/ in the success OF the State league last
year The people here will not go &c
So" baseball unless il is No l. and they
cannot give us that kind of ball on a
| $1,000 salary limit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Dec. l4.--I failing TO appear
that the pismo Coal and Coke COM
pany was directly responsible for the in
jurics of John Lindstrom. District Judge
j. a. Howell this afternoon granted the
company non.sut and the action for
personal injuries was dismissed. The case
has been on trial before jury for the
past three days.
A number of expert mining men from
Wyoming were called 10 the witness
stand today to explain the condition OF
the coal mine at Oakley. Wyo., at the
time Lindstrom was caught In a cave
IN The manner of tImbcring coal mines
10 protect those at work explained
by the witnesses. who compared the
methods now In use with the condition
of the Oakley mine.
When the testimony had all been intro
duced Judge Howell granted the motion
Tor n non-suit declaring that the evil
dence showed the plaintiff TO have been
guilty OF contributory negligence. Lind
strom sought $4,000 damages as a result
OF "A badly fractured leg: which physicians
testified is n permanent injury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
New interpretations

For the purpose OF developing d large
area OF oil lands in Mllard county. the
Utah Idaho OIL company. with a capital
stock of $500, 900 in shares OF so cents
apiece, filed articles OF Incorporation with
the county clerk Wednesday. The offi-
GERS OF the company are: Heher NJ.
Wells. president, Dan r. Jones, vice
president, Daniel w. Church treasurer
j, ". Rooklidge. secretary.
The Quincy Junior Lease company.
with A capital stock Of $1,000 In 1-cent
shares. also filed articles with the county
clerk The officers are: A 3. SAWYER.
president; Frank f.. Whitworth. Vice
president; O. Z. Morris. treasurer; L.
NJ. Holman, secretary.
The Utah Arizona Irrigation company
filed articles OF Incorporation with the
county clerk. The capital stock is 500.
600 In shares OF 500 apiece. and the
officers are: j Ambrose Geuron. presi-
dent; Robert !. Fischer. treasurer: Adolph
n. Easter, secretary. The compan ny
takes over the holdings in the waters
Of Virgin river.
The Rose Printing COMPANY with a
capital stock OF $4,000 in spares of 81
each. also Incorporated with the county
clerk. The company takes over the Rose
printery. II. ", Rose Is president and
NJ. NJ. Rose Is secretary and treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
Bacterial
K00TENAI VALLEY WILL
BE OPENED FOR SETTLERS

LIBBY. Mont. Dec. 14.-There will
soon be an opportunity for approximately
200 homesteaders to take up land in the
kootenai national forest. in the extreme
northwestern part OF Montana Tho
lands are now being listed the FIRST re-
ports having just been prepared by the
forestry office at Libby.
In cases where lands are found valua bile
for agriculture, but have a stand OF more
than 1000 feet. board measures of mer-
cbantable timber. the listing will be sus-
pended until part of the timber can be
removed, the applicants retaining. how
ever. their preference rights to the land
and being allowed to settle upon, culti-
vate and improve the land under special
use permits until such time as IL can
be regularly opened to entry.
The land which is thus being opened
TO settlement is in the kootenai valley
and is quite fertile. The country Is
rather sparsely settled. but is now deval-
opng rapidly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
FARMERS TO ORGANIZE
TO BETTER CONDITIONS
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Dec. IA farmers
meeting vas held in the court house in
this city FOR the purpose OF effcctjng an
organization for Box Elder county for the
betterment OF conditions generally. The
court room was filled with enthusiastic
farmers. and they were all heartily in ia
Vor Of organizing. David Holmgren. rep
rosenting The farmers Of tho Bear River
valley. who was under the impression
that the farmers from the valley we're not
wanted in the organization. was present
and made an address in favor of n sound
IA armors' organization. stating that tho
farmers Of the Bear River valley were
anxious to Join and boost for such
move. Owing 10 tho fact that no one in
tho meeting had a copy Of the rules and
bylaws OF the state organization, no
official business could he transacted AZ
this meeting. but another meeting has
been called for Saturday at II o'clock
a m. al which tirle everything VIII be
in readiness TO proceed with the organi
cation.
Tho main purpose Of the farmers IN or
Eanizine Is To secure better prices for
sugar bests which they claim AZ present
are too low. At the meeting Saturday
y. s. Christopherson will act as chair
man and Harry l.. Kotter will be secrc-
tary. 4 successful meeting is being
looked for.