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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-11
ANOTHER CEMENT FACTORY:
HALF-MILLI0N AT C0RlNNE
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 ] he lilDuNts
BRIGHAM CITY. oct. lo.-Chapin 4.
Day OF the Marshall Field company OF
Chicago. with William J. Bell. president
of the ogden Portland Cement company
of this city, left for the cast Saturday
afternoon il Is Tumorcd that another
cemcn, factory has been proposed by the
during the coming year on inc mari a'iu
clay deposits west OF Corlune. about SIX
miles west OF this city. Chaplin \. Day
Is the chief promoter OF the plant near
this city, and the gentlemen nave gone
east for the purpose OF interesting east
crn capital in the new enterprise. IN
which the prescn, company VIII undoubt-
ndly be hea Willy interested also. The com
many is very well pleased with the re-
suits it has obtained during the snort
nerlod il has been In opera ton. which is
littIc moro than eight months. liGudred3
OF carloads OF cement have been placSd
on The markets OF tho intermountaln
where The company has ready markets
(or all the ccmcn, IL can produce. Inc
cnrnnany has had but very little trouble
I'm making the cement come up 70 sldnc-
ard tests and n Is only recently tndt
n has been compelled TO let quantity
of the finished product 90 through lhg
nroccss TO make IL reach the STANDARD
The company has kept In close touch
with the mari and clay beds west ol
roriuuc and numerous tests MADE DN lls
chemists and Philadelphia cement experts
show that a high grade product can De
,nauufacturrd i'm that ncighborhood. IN"
nompauy has already expended over q
buIf million dollars in It's present pan,
and the erection Of another Factory VII
n,,sn Tho expenditure OF another half NIL
Lion,
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DANISH VETERAN DEAD:
OLE NELSON OF MANTI
Special 10 The Tribune.


MANTI, Oct l0.-The funeral Of Ole
Nelson. who died Thursday last, took
place yesterday afternoon. Services were
held at the Presbyterian church DR.. G.
w. Martin preached the funeral SER
mon.
Ole Nelson was born near Copen-
hagen. Denmark. October 30 1924. Al
the age OF - he enlisted in the army ana
served four years In the war against
Germany for Schlcswig. lie award
ed medal by Frederick VII, king OF
Denmark, dated lsiS-lS50, and during the
last four years has received pension
from the Danish government. On Octo-
Der 3, 1851, he WAS married in CopCn-
hagen 10 Maria Peterson, who had two
children, Annie and Sophia, and died In
that city. He came to Utah In 1883 and
located In Mantl In 1864. His present
wife. whom ne married in Salt Lake city.
August %. 1853 was Stne Peterson, born
TN Denmark. June 10. 1929 They had
-four children. Maria. Ole c.. Charles c.
and James p. Nelson. The fallaeics OF
Mormonism became apparent 10 MT. Mel
son soon after coming 10 Utah. The
doctrine Of polygamy and the Adam God
theory against which he rebe!ed. led TO
his being sXCommunlcatcd from the Nor
mon church by Brigham Young during
his last visit 10 Manti In 1877, iio joined
the Presbyterian church few years
later. OF which church he was an elder
until his death.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

PRATT-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Grace Pratt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o. G. Pratt. Will be held at
the Third ward chapel Tuesday, Octo-
Der II. beginning at j ?. m. Friends In
vited. lnterment at City cemetery.
BARTON-FuneraI services over the re-
mains OF Mrs Agnes e. Barton. wife
OF Isaac Barton. will be held at the fam
lily residence. 9S Center street. Wednes-
day. October II. 1910, beginning at ?
p. m. 1nterment at City cemetery.
DODSON-Funeral services for o. c. bod =
son Will be held from the family resi-
dencc. 356 South Twelfth East street,
Tuesday, at o. M. under the auspices
of Salt Lake tent No. =. K. O. T. NJ.
IDterment In Mt. Olvet.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED
FOR PROVEMEVTs
City Council Accepts Bids for
Sewer Building and for Other
Municipal Work.
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. l0-Con,racts for the
building OF sewer In district los. com
prlsing Goddard and Wall avenues. and
avenue and a pipe line in Orchard ave-
nue.. between Twentieth street and the
ogden river, were awarded by the city
council tonight. The Wheelwright Con-
struction company got the sever con
tract with a bid OF $500. The j. =.
y Neil Construction company secured the
contract for the laying OF intersections
on Orchard avenue with bid OF s466 92
Mckay * Feed were the lowest bidders
Tor laying drain pipes on Madison ave-
nue.; They bid $l5l3 and got the work.
me law committee and the city aItor-
ney reported 10 the council that the city
is obligated 10 maintain the Twenty
fourth street viaduct, according TO the
conditions Of the franchise allowed the
Hartman system on December l3 1907.
On recommendation OF the waterworks
committee the city engineer WAS in
structed TO discontinue tunneling for the
conduit from Cold Water canyon 10 the
reservoir. The city council, as u commit =
tee OF the whole, will meet at o'clock
tomorrow evening 10 discuss improve
ments OF the city waterworkS system The
engineer estimated the cost OF concret-
ing the old reservoir at 1000. This i'm
provement Will be discussed tomorrow
night.
An ordinance creating curb and gut
tering district No. l02 on Adams ave-
nue. between Twentieth aud Twenty first
streets. and fixing special tax levy on
abuttlnS property owners, passed It's Sec
ond reading and was referred 10 the law
committee and city attorney.
In response TO an order from the city
council directing the Salt Lake & Og-
den Railway company 10 lay it's tracks
on Lincoln avenue north from Twenty
FIRST street Ht once or place the street
In proper condition. the company asked
for a few days extension. as certain me- =
terials had not arrived The request was
filed
Fifty saloon and wholesale dealers in
liquor were allowed renewal Of licenses
on the recommendation OF Chief OF Po-
lice Browning.
The Becker Brewing company called
attention to the inadequate FIRE proteC-
tlon In that section of the city and asked
that "A slN-inCh water main be subsu-
tuted for the four-inch main.
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Bon ELDER REPUBLICANS:
FULL TICKET NAMED
sneclal % T,he Trlbune.

Special 10 ne lilOuHc'
BRIGHAM. Oct. l0-A Republican con-
vention TO nominate county officers was
held here today. Mostah Evans was
chairman and Alvin lpsen secretary
From four TO five names were submitted
for every office. The platform adopted
at ogden by the Republicans was af
nrrued. The committee also inserted In
the platform a plank that no candidate
holding "A second term should be nom-
mated for third term, The following Is
the ticket nomjua ted:
Reprcscntatlve-pavi HolmSren, Bear
River.
Commissioner-Fou years: John S.
Conluy. West Portage.
Commlssouer-Tw years. Hans, 5.
Larsen. Brigham city.
Clerk-Alvin IPsen. rcnominated.
Tren surcr-Myron J. Richards. at pres
ent commissioner from Riverside.
Attorney-Wiliam ]. Lowe, Willard.
Rccordcr-Rose Neelcy. Brigham city.
Sherff-Joseph Olsen. Brigham city.
Asscssor-C. c. Toync, Grouse Creek.
Survcyor-Jamos n. Holloway, Dewey
vile.
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A DEATH AT BRIGHAM
CAUSE OF SUSPICION
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Oct. 1o,-Suspicious circum-
stances surround the death OF Mrs. Mary
Hallng. an aged resident OF this place.
Mrs. Haling. who is the mother OF thlr-
teen children. has lived alone since the
separation from her husband a number OF
years ago Neighbors grew anxious today
owing 10 the fact that Mrs. HalllnS had
not been seen about the place for a few
DAYS and several OF them attempted TO
gain an entrance but found all the doors
locked. The town marshal was notified
and he, having forced an entrance. found
the body Of the aged woman. on the bed.
dead. The body was badly dccomposed
but there was no trouble as 10 it's iden-
THY. coroner's inquest will be held to-
morrow TO ascertain II possible how Mrs.
Hdllng came to her death.
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0RPHANAGE IN OGDEN
IS AIM OF SOCIETY


OGDEN. Oct. l0.-To eventually erect
an orphanage in Ogden Is the purpose OF
the Chldrcn's Aid society, but unless
financial assistance comes from some
source. the members OF tho society will
be unable to carry out their plans. Mrs.
Mary Jane Goslng and Mrs Elizabeth T..
Barrows, on behalf OF the society. ap-
peared before the Weber county commits
sioncrs this morning and asked that they
make al appropriation for the good OF
the organization. The ladies explained
the purpose Of the society to erect an
orphanage In the city as soon as suf
fcient funds have been obtained, The
board finally decided TO take the matter
under consideration and Will make It's re-
port next Monday
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Old Timer Dead at Tintic.
ccial to The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
EUREKA. Oct. l0.-Mrs. John Hanni-
fin. pioneer resident Of Eureka. died
last night OF general debility al the age
of II years. Mrs. Hannifn was born In
Ireland. but came to this country many
years ago. For a time She and her hus-
band. who survives her resided In Cali
fornia, but twenty-five years ago they
removed 10 Eureka. where their home had
since been. In addition 10 the wldower.
nine children survive.
The funeral viii be held from St Mary's
cathedral in Salt Lake CITY next Wcdnes-
day At 1.30 p. m. Remains may be
viewed at the undertaking parlors OF
O'Donncll & Co. from IL to I o'clock
Wednesday,
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given BIZ the City
Council of Salt Lake City OF the inten-
tion of such Council 10 make the fol-
lowing described improvement, to-wit:
To grade and pave with concrete (said
concrete pavement TO be OF an average
width Of fifteen (l5) feet and eight (Sl
South street south 40 feet, in Paving
District No. IS and defray the abutterS
portion OF the cost and expense thereof
estimated at one thousand eight hundred
ninety-eigat and S0~l00 (sl.S9S.S0) dol"
lars. or two and 2-l00 (S2 0e) dollars per
front or linear foot OF abutting property.
there being $40 feet abutting said I'M
provement. by a local assessment, upon
following described district being the dis;
trlct 10 be affected and benefited by said
Improvement. namely:
The east side OF the west &c feet ct
lot s. the east side OF the north 40 feet
OF the west 70 feet OF lot 8. the west side
OF the cast 81 feet OF lot 6. the west side
OF the north 1874 feet OF the east so feet
of lot g. the west side OF the south 5
feet OF the north 40 feet OF the east n
feet OF lot g. all in block 6s. plat "A.
Salt Like City survey.
The total cost OF said improvement is
estimated at one thousand nine hundred
ninety-four and 62-100 tsl994.52) dollars.
Of which sum the cltY's portion Is ninety
Ave and 72-loO (saS,72) dollars. leaving
one thousand eight hundred ninety eight
and $4,000 (s1.SsS.SO) dollars to be raised
by local assessment.
All protests and objections to the
carrying out o. such Intention must be
presented in writing, stating therein LOT
and block, or description OF property, 10
the city recorder on or Sefore the l7th
day Of October. 1910 being the time set
by said council when II will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated June 81. 1910.
B, 8. RrVES
City Recorder
Paving Extension No 10 TRIPS
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THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION AT MOAB
Special 10 the Tribune.

special 10 the Tribune
MOAB, Utah. Oct. Sat the Republi
can county convention held here today for
the nomination OF county officers for
Grand county. there were but two con-
tests 10 enliven the monotony OF uomna-
tions by acclamation. These were for
tho places OF the tWo-year and the four
year term commissonershIps. In their
platform the Republicans favored local
option, and they pledged their nominee
for representative that. II elected. he
would work for an appropriation from
the state for a bridge across the Grand
river al Moab. Tho following ticket was
named: For representative, j. p. Miller,
Moab; for four-ycar term commissioner.
V. p, Martin, Moab; for two year term
commissioner. J. II. Shafcr. Moab. for
county attorney. +. b. Hammond Jr.,
Moab: for treasurer, +. A. Manville.
Moab; for assessor, Arthur A. TAYLOR.
Moab; for county clerk and recorder, Mrs.
Stella Newell Taylor Moab; for surveyor.
George w Durant Elgin. for superlntcnd-
ent of schools, c. a. Johnson. Moab: for
sheriff. William j, Bliss. Moab.
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Divorce Gases at Provo.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO Oct i0.-The divorce suit Of
Eliza Jane Skcen against James Il. Skeen
was heard by Judge Booth In the dis
trict court today. \ decree OF divorce
Is asked for on tho grounds OF drunken
ness and is not resisted only in SO far
as division Of the property Is con-
ccrned The parties were married at
Salem in 1879.
Final DEGREES Of divorce have been en-
tered in the Fourth district court by
Judge Booth In the following cases: AL
bert l.. Miner from Lille S. Miner: r.
Earl Backctt from Lois Blackett. Eliza
beth Daniels Carter from Edmund Car
ter, Jessie Wall Saby from Joseph w.
SahV
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MURRAY'S NEW WATER
SUPPLY READY FOR USE
snccial to The Tribunc.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. oct. lO.-Tomorrow Mayor
Phil Bentz. accompanied by members OF
The city council and a number of clu-
zens. viii Journey TO the water site.
about two miles out. where an 55ppro~
priatc programme is to be carried out
for on that day the city's new water
supply Is 10 he sent tumbing and splash
ing through tho new water mains,
The work which has been going on for
more than four months, was completed
last Saturday. Mayor Bentz Will open
the plugs, which Will send water to all
parts OF the city.
large reservoir. capable Of holding
IL, 900 gallons of water. has been con
struCtod and water turned In. On the
water site n number OF flowing wells
have been driven. II is said they flow
about 500 gallons OF water per minute.
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DIED

HANNAFIN--At Eureka. Utah, October
2, 1910. Alice Hannaf1n, aged 75 years,
beloved wife of the late John Hannafin.
Funeral services Will be held from ST.
Mary's Cathedral on Wednesday. October
IL, at 80 p m. Friends wishing TO view
the remains may do so on Wednesday
from III 10 p. m. at O'Donnel & Co, S
parlors. Interment In Mt. Calvary.
GREEN-In this city. October 10. 1910.
Albert Green. aged IS years. Remains
will be shipped from O'Donnell & Co. S
parlors Wednesday evening TO Harlem
station. y. Y. for interment.
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\ JAN|T0R
1 LOOTED SAFE
lives Arrest Dominick
hite for Theft of Checks
and Money.
n TRIES TO MAKE
| EVIDENCE OF BURGLARY
l Pane From Window and
Laws the Glass Below
the Sill.
The Tribune.

40 The Tribune.
"a Oct l0.-A warrant charging
X White. janitor in the uptown
sajce OF the Oregon Short Line,
Pacific and Southern Pacific Rail-
nmpanles. with grand larceny, is
|,st development 10 the mysterious
al the office safe which occurred
'lrue early yesterday morning.
, full investigation OF the case
and today. Special Agent Joseph
snd CITY Detective James +. Pen
rrludod that the evidence against
Nor was OF such nature that il
'ra-rant him being charged with
M Of the money and checks from
'mm stolen is nos as large as first
N according to the railroad offi-
no broke their silence III regard
th.n today. The cash will not
fro. and the checks Will aggre-
abori 5000. Payment has been
A on the checks.
n NcPcek, the assistant ticket
IA has been in charge OF the Of
- Agent +, y. SheWe LEFT Tor
"a Friday. was the only man
/, NTH the combina ton OF the safe,
- 10 the officers. but it is be-
'iat ne must have left the door OF
Ia ppcn Saturday afternoon. The
frdlng the safe door open the next
4. rccided TO help himself 10 the
Ihe Janitor is the person who no.
~ police OF the robbery
ne effort was made by the thief
|ts /, appear that the office had
|biered by breaking open q window.
\ Of glass had been carefully cut
he inside OF the office and then
fed with much care on the floor
ne window sill.
Warrant charging White with
lareny was served on him this
3 ty Detective James Fender.
/ has obtained the services OF an
NJ and VIII make strong effort
5e his innocence.
Il vas released on a $500 bond,
/ by Samuel Lobello. late tonight.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad Company.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
The annuat meeting OF the stockhold :
ers OF the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company will bs held at the office OF the
company In Salt Lake City. Utah, on
Wednesday. October IL, 1910. 1T Il
o. clock noon, for the election of hfteen
directors and the trsrsa ctior OF all such
other business as may legally come be-
io.e the meeting, The said meeting has
been specially called to authorize, ap-
prove and consent to an amendment OF
article o OF the articles OF inoorpora tion
OF the company TO read substantially as
follows: Article g. The amount Of cap
ital stock shall be one hundred million
(slno. 900. .000) dollars. which shall be d.
vlded into and represented by one mil
lion q. 900. .000) shares OF one hundred
$4,000 dollars each"
Tho books for the transfer OF stock
will be closed for the purposes Of the
meeting on Saturday. September "a 1910
at noon, and will be reopcned on Thurs
day, October IL. 1910, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, ALEX MlLLAR,
Secretary.
Dated September 90. 1910. 1851
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STRICTER QUARANTINE ON
SCARLET FEVER PATIENTS
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct, 10.-That the quarantine
laws have been f1sgrantly violated by sew
cral families in the southern part OF the
city is responsible for the recent
spread Of scarlet fever. according to
Sanitary Inspector Poulter, In one fam
lily five children are suffering from the
disease. Four Of them have been at
tending the public schools. Other
families !n the neighborhood have had
several cases among them and a strictcr
quarantine Will be placed over each resi-
lpnCo
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|ews OF the Intermountain Region
DEMOCRATS WILL PICK
THEIR CHAIRMAN SOON
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, Oct 10.-Democrats OF Weber
county have not yet determined on the
chairman OF their executive committee,
made within the next few days and head
quarters opened.
Samuel G. Dye. chairman OF the church
Republican executive committee. has se-
lectcd Harold j. Packer as secretary. The
church Republican headquarters will he
located In the Maule block on Washing
ton avenue. between Twenty-third and
Iweuty-fourth streets. II has not yet
been decided when the headquarters will
be opened.
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DISTRICT TEACHERS
TO MEET IN INSTITUTE

speClbI % II' T''""'''' ,-
MIDVALE. Oct lo:-The first teas IN ~,
orS' institiite OF the Jordan district VIII
a.. faid at Riyerton Friday. October u.
Twn ~ 1''so Sessions ST viii be held. During the
morning classwork will be discussed by by
members of the board, and seVepsl ,oa,,r ".ncr
1IVhpi WiIIjam nv stewart OF the University OF
Gtah VIII deliver the prine:lpTaI, address Ire
Al p. m. Promptly a, o cloGh SiiizaD a Dun ~ =
HIvS Rivsrt"n In honor of the visitors. Later
q dance will he given In the Town pa,
yilion In future teachers institutes VIII
he held monthly.
Tribune Want Ads
pa1l Mnip 5000. Independent 500.
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Children and Matches
Special TO The Tribune.

TO
OGDEN, Oct lo-The careless han
ding of matches by children IN the neigh
horhood resulted in tho destruction by
fire of a haystack and barn belonging
TO Hyrum Ray. a farmer OF the West
Weber section. 4 valuable horse died
several hours afterward from the effects
OF burns received Mr.. Ray received q
number OF painful burns while assisting
the fire fighters, His neiehbors agreed
TO donate one ton OF hay each to make
up the loss
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McConkie Has Both Legs Broken.

Special TO The Tribune
MOAB. Oct. Io,-While repairing a
bridge a short way from Moab. George
". McConkie, member of the school
hoard and a promjnentscitizen here. wau
III hy a heavy log and both of his legs
we're broken. One OF his legs was badly
crushed and it is feared amputation VIII
be necessary.
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,BONNEM0RT GIVES
WARD TO OGDEN WOMAN
The Trl1une

~ ihs tribune.
". Oct i0.-As a reward for tho
Es purse containing 500 in cash.
'tsnc other valuable papers lost OH
|6rger train. Miss Mamie Andor-
saeh has received $40 from Mrs.
nenlorl Of salt Lake CITY. The
rVmsn found the purse In the train
"a, nc way 10 Lagoon Yesterday.
~ 'he purse until she returned 10
rn"eh the local banks were notl-
~, ownership OF the purse and its
"aS traced and the property re-
~ 'hc owner. who Immediately
soung woman SO as a reward
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Black Marble Suit.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO Oct. I0.-The Utah Black Mar
bic company has begun suit in the dis
trIct cour, here against the American
Marble and Onyx company TO determine
the ownership of Marble placer Nos. j.,
. and 3. marble claims on the west side
OF Utah lake. The plaintiff alleges that
the defendant company is holding the
property as trustee and refuses To con-
yny A. IN plaInti1,
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Good Wheat Yield in Grand.

Special TO The Tribune.
MOAB. Oct l0.-In spite OF the iact
that this has been q remarkably dry
season, the dry farmers in this section
are highly eleted over the splendid crops
of grain raised this year. Wheat from
twenty to thirty bushels TO the acre mas
heeu averaged,
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|HBERS EXPECTS THAT
[[KS WILL RECOVER SOON
The Tribune.

|lE. Oct lO-A number Of sick
] ese been caught by the former
arden. \. NJ. Van de Nlies. on
|Ek grounds near the lake north
~ The city and brought TO Ogden
|7ecilon.
ducks are fat. but seem TO be
ns from some malady which pre-
|the use 81 their legs.
vere easily caught by MIR. Van
's. @ho was anxious 10 learn the
OF the peculiar malady.
q FISH and Game Commissioner
llambers SAYS that he thinks this
\ viii disappear before the hunt
Hson Is over and that 1T will yet
Rable 10 raise the quarantine.
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Elsinore Sugar Factory.

Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD. oct. 10.-Work Will be
commenced on tho sugar factory ut the
Elsnove site within the next few days.
The sites for the location of the differ.
ent buildings have been decided upon
and work on the foundations Will be
started at once. The plans and specih-
cations for the factory are completed and
A force of men Will be put to work at
once on the preliminary excavations,
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PIPE LINE BURSTS
HEN WATER Is TURNED ON
D The Tribune.

10 Tne Tribune.
IN. Oct. l0.-Twenty- five men are
-g The big pipe line Of tho Utah
Railway company in Weber can
alrh vas burst yesterday when the
Pas turned on IN full force into
|lcencL. The steel hoops which
Wooden slaves OF the pipe We're
y ny the force OF the water. The
" Vas built 10 convey water from
0ver 10 furnish the motive power
eectric plant recently completed
c6mpgny.