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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-01

FOR SALE-Thirteen and a half
acres, joining city, all leveled and un-
der water. First-class bench land.
Also some frst-class farm land, with
free water. For particulars inquire
& Harmon's.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-01
BOISE & INTERURBAN RAILWAY
COMPANY, LIMITED.

Cars leave Boise for Caldwell 6:15.
-8:OO-9:OO-lO:OO"-1l;OO 12
A. M. and 1:OO"-2:OO-3:OO-4s
SEQ = 600 = 1900" = 500
= 500 10000 Pm.
Cars leave Caldwell for Boise at
$40" - 1880 - $3.50" = $40 =
1880 -11:3O" = A. M. and 1890
1880 - 1880" $40
1870 $685." = $50 1870
$500" = $3.50 Pm.
Baggage and Express.
""Baggage for Boise and Caldwell
only.
'Express to Eagle and Intermedi-
ate points only.
FOR SALE or TRADE-A nine
year old Jack stand Is hands high
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-01

Don't you believe the Watkins
Man has quit his job. Am about out
of goods again. Have ordered more.
Will get around as fast as possible.
J. Z. Look, the Watkins Man, Parma.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-01

FOR SALE-Good mich COW en-
quire at Tribune Office.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-01
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Dated at Caldwell. Idaho, June %
1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
B00T-LEGGERS ARE BUSY:
ARRESTS MADE in MOAB

Special to The Tribune.
MOAB MAY 9.-Yesterday A. T. Tur-
ner was arrested for selling liquor with
out a license. He appeared today before
Judge Powell and asked for a change OF
venue on the grounds that the Judge was
pre- judiced against him. In fact. the
"boot-Ieggers" are afraid OF Judge Powell
since last winter. when he fined one fell
low $3.50 for selling liquor without Ii
cense County Attorney Roberts objected
10 the change or venue but Mr.. Hike.
counsel for the defense. maintained rigid
ly that Powell was bitter enemy OF Mr.
Turner's Finally the request was grant
ed and the trial will he heard Monday in
Judge Crapo's court.
The particular off.nse which a. f.. Tur-
ner is charged with is tnsr or May FOR
selling Arthur Ray q pint OF whisky FOR
ST. Mrs. Loltie Larsen is the complain
Ing witness. She was one Of the leaders
In circulating the petition about a year
ago 10 the town board and the county
commissioners 10 raise the license so as
To drive the saloons out Of business in
this county.
There Is quite a strong feeling in the
town against this kInd or lawlessness and
the county sheriff and other county and
city officers are working hard. 10 sup
press the sale OF Intoxicating liquors. es-
peciaily among the young men who are
under age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
CHURCH WINS IN
PROPERTY DISPUTE
Hansen Case, Involving Burn.
ing of Fillmore POstoffice,
Comes Up Wednesday.

BY stipulation judgment was entered
in the United States court Monday In
the case Of Joseph F. Smith trustee-in-
trust, against William C. Bradshaw of
IQs Angeles. which involved a dispute
as 10 the boundary line OF property I'M
mediateIy south OF the White-Savage Au-
tomobile company property on State
street. The stipulation gives the church
a strip OF land two feet wide by 100 feet
long in lot 4, block a. plat A. The sup-
ulation also provides that the costs be
paid by both parties involved.
In the case OF the United States against
Frank Hansen, indicted by the United
states grand jury on the charge or set
ting fire. TO the postofncc at Fillmore and
destroying certain records while pos tmas-
Ter at that place, an order WAS issued for
the serving OF certain witnesses. This
case Will come up for trial Wednesday,
10 which time An adjournment was taken
Monday. At that time the petit jury will
report for business, Wednesday the case
OF the United States against Tom Rice,
the Shevwit Indian indicted on the charge
OF manslaughter, also will come up FOR
trial.
on motion OF James Ingerbretsen. John
a. shelton Of Butte, Mont. was admitted
10 practice in the federal court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
W. {. WILSON'S FUNERAL:
WILL BE MASONIC BURIAL

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. May s.-The funeral Of VIII
liam g WilcoN, who WAS killed Saturday
night at Mil Fork by Claud II. Give,
Will PROBABLY be held here Wednesday,
and under the auspices OF the Free Ma
sons lodge. The dead man was n mem
Der of the Masonic fraternity in lnce-
pendence. Mo. and was also Modern
Woodman OF America, Of camp No. 1854
OF Durango, Colo, In which he carried
$1,000 life insurance. County Physician
y. &, Pyne made an examination Of VIII
coxs body today TO ascertain the num-
ber OF bullets and their courses and the
relative positions of the two men when
the shots were fired. The results or this
posi- -mortem examination have not been
made public. but the account as pub
lished Is substantially correct. Nine
shots were fred by Give, five OF which
took effect.
Attorney J. W. y. Whitecotton OF this
city has been engaged TO defend Give.
and it is said thai an effort is being made
By Gives relatives in Salt Lake TO EN- :
ploy q. w Powers FOR the defense.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
News of the [nternlOuntain ReQiOn
ABSENCE OF MEMBERS
FORCES ADJOURNMENT

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 9,-Thc absence OF some
Of the members OF the board caused an
adjournment OF the meeting called In the
office OF John NJ, Mills. superintendent
Of the city schools, this afternoon at 1870
o clock by the state library and gym
nasium commission.
The commission was created by an act
OF the state legislature for the purpose
or establishing public Libraries and gym
nasiums in the larger cities or the state.
The next meeting Will be hold nj Ogden
and i'm the meantime committee Will
meet with the state board of education
TO discuss matters which viii be taken
up when the commission again meets,
The members or The library and GYM
nasium commission are: Professor VIII
liam NJ Stewart OF the State university,
chairman: Howard DrigGs of the State
university. secretary: DR. T.. g. Gowans
supernt endent OF tho State Industrial
school; DIR George Thomas and Professor
John Welch, superintendent OF salt Lake
schools.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
RUSH TO GET HOMES
IN FLATHEAD COUNTRY

MiSSOGLA, Mont. May 9.-Since Sat
urday all trains arriving into MissouIa,
both from the east and west. have been
bringing numerous landSeekers who are
here TO make filings and selections on
land on the Flathead reservation. All
early this morning, until the doors OF the
land office opened. crowds weer lined
upon the sidewalk and entirely blocked
the entrance. patiently awaiting the hour
Tor their names 10 be called by Registrar
Daniel Arms.
The mornings work shows twenty-four
names called and from this number four
responded. one person only making selec-
tion. the other three filing then and there
without taking a trip to see the land.
The numbers held and names OF par
ties responding 10 the call this morning
are as follows:
Edward NJ. Weber. holding No. 4. Mr.
Weber ia from Hillyard. Wash.
Miss Eleanor Mcclellan OF Missoula
holding No. >. was next; Sylvester T.,
stone OF Baynes. B. c.. holding No. =
leceltcd piece OF agricultural land and
Alfred Walling OF Prairie Du CHEN
Wyo., holding No. IL. was next
Names are being called at the rate Of
four every half-hour today and tomor-
row, after which time four names will be
called every fifteen minutes until the full
5000 names are exhausted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
HORSE AND RIG ARE
MYSTERI0USLY MISSING

While NJ. K. Barton. residing at ~
Fourth East street, and his sister Mrs.
NJ. b. Thompson. were attending the
Orphcum theater Monday night a rig.
which Barton valued at s315 and had left
opposite the theater. mysteTiously disap-
peared. Barton reported the disappear
ance To the police. and the description Of
the horse and buggy was tclephoncd TO
all patrolmen Immediately, Up 10 n late
hour Monday night the rig had not been
found.
Speaking OF the strange disappearance,
Barton said that he had seen the/ rig
opposite the theater shortly after 10
o'cloCk. but unon leaving the rhcater
after the performance the rig was miss =
ing.
Sergeant Beckstead. in speaking Of the
disappearance. said that I'm all probability
the horse had taken fright at a passing
automobile and had run away, He also
said that the horse. heing unable to tell
any one where il. lived. was in all prob
ability standing In forlorn and detected
manner viewing the wrecked buggy al
some spot Sergeant BeCksjead said that
probably the rig will be found some time
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
GUNNIS0N BONDS SOLD:
WRANGLE IN ESTIMATES
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM May "A warm session OF
Saturday evening. the waterworks ques-
ton serving fuel TO the wrangle. Dis
may seems to have the upper hand win
The mayor and the minority OF the coun-
Gil. owing TO difficulties arising over the
procuring OF water and the present eA-
ccssjye estimated cost 20 lay pipes.
The question OF selling the bonds au-
thoriZed by vote OF taxpayers for Install
ing q waterworks system came up. and
two members or the council, Hearns ana
Swallbcrg. supported by the mayor, op-
posed their being sold. The engInee! $
estimate Of the cost 10 complete the
works ra n into startling figures. compared
with the first submitted. and these gen
tlemen held 1t would not meet the wishes
OF the taxpayers 10 spend the sum eSii-
mated.
Councilmen Gribble, Beauregaard and
Childs held for selling the bonds as voted
by the people. and to put In system OF
piping that the original HGuring might
cover. They held That the system could
he put IN TO cover needs for sewers !
years at q cost far below that now sub
mitted. and accordingly favored getting
the money so as 10 proceed with The
work.
These three members oI the council
sustained motion 10 ouer the ponds
TO the state land board without delay.
Being n ma iority. the motion was
carried and the recorder instructed 10
communicate with the land board for the
purchase authorized,
An agreement submitted by the High
land Canal company TO grant the water
supply of Peacock Springs 10 the city for
an equivalent measure of water out of
either Twelve Mile creek or SiN-Mie
creek got badly mixed up in the talk
about bond selling. and although urgent
The matter met no definite action.
f.. w. Fox the county surveyor has
lust finished a survey Of the proposed
new state road through this section Of
The county.
The bonds OF Gunnison CITY. amounting
To $l3, 500 at per cent interest. haN1
this week been purchased 10y the state
board OF land commissioners.
A. G.. Rurritt of Salt Lake city has
been az ANtel during the past week To
close the deal on the new paint mine.
called the Juaventa. The new mine Is
located ln the hills east OF Centcrneid
and within n short time the company eX
poets TO put on a force of men and get
ont shipments TO he used in the new
graphite mills now operating at Ogden,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
Rapid Progress Being Made
On the New Orphans 1o,

The latest touches are being put on
the new Orphans home these days, and
although the progress seems slow TO
the women who have watched the work
throughout the winter il is really
rapid. Last Saturday a number OF
the crhangcrs-haying obtained the
consent of their union-spcnt the half
holiday allowed them in finishing the
walls of the lower floor and the stair.
way, the wanscoting having been done
in linen wall finish and made perma-
neut. This gift Of service was one of
the most appreciated among those so
far given. although much generosity has
been shown toward the movement, now
that the people Of the town realize
what is being done.
The congregation of the First Mciho-
dist church, as announced Sunday. has
made rapid strides toward the furnish
ing of the hospital ward-thc ward 1T
has undertaken to equip. At the Sun
dav service the sum Of $3.50 was rea-
ized toward this end. and the women
Of the church arc busy making the
linen for this part of the new home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
NEWSPAPER MAN
WEDS LOCAL BELLE

Miss Ruth Adele Bradson and William
Earle Zuppan were quietly married Mon
day evening at the home of the brides
father. II, Bradson, OF 1862 jefferson ave
nue..
Miss Bradson is the representative of
the Western World and five years ago
was one of the winners in a contest con-
Quoted by a newspaper FOR "a trip to Port
land. While in that city she met M.
Zuppan who was In charge of the Ill-
nois building and since then they have
been warm friends. resulting In the mar
riaGe Monday evening.
The groom is a special writer on the
Spokane Spokesman Review and is now
located at North. Yakima, for which place
the couple left after the ceremony, Many
friends will extend best wishes 10 the
bride and groom that good luck VIII fol-
low them to their home in the north
USSt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
ATANISTIC INFLUENCES
MAKE STRANGE TYPES

BOSTON. MAY 9.-That science can
create new types of animals and that
the strange appearing creatures known
as blends may be retained as a perma-
gcnt type is the conclusion arrived at
by Prof William l.. Castle of Harvard.
Professor Castle has succeeded in
breeding n blue rabbit and any number
of oddly assorted rats, mice, cats and
other blends.
Regarding the production of the blue
rabbit tingcd with grav Professor Cas-
tie G has come upon an interesting dis
coverv In that by his rule extinct types
OF animals NAV be revived by mating
their distant relatives that survive On
.ris point Professor Castle says:
cf characters, an anipal is obtained
that comedies with lost racial com
binatiou This is the phenomenon of
reVersion or atayism,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
MUSICAL COMEDY
At THE GRAND
Old Playhouse Is to Reopen
Under Management of
Harry Reyier.

Musical comedy Is 20 he the feature
at The Grand theater. n. Revier. who
owns the Majestic thcater, Is to manage
the Grand. and ii is to bc an up-to-date
theater in every way. The playhouse is
10 he remodeled and a number Of boxes
will be cut out. and it Will he made ono
OF the most cosy playhouses in salt Lake
These arrangements were perfected on
Monday. and work OF making the changes
is 10 begin al once. Meanwhile the lclc-
graph has been brought into use and ne
gotlations are on with the Bert Levy cir
Cui, for a musical comedy company.
The intent IS to present cleal and
up 70 date musical comedy three shows
every day except sunday when hvG VIII
be given. Mr.. Rcviar has made great
success Of the Majestic. and unIer bis
mana cement and direction there is hibe
doubt but what the Grand will again be-
come as popular as in the old days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
GREETERS' BODY
Be FORMED /
Salt Lake Getting in Lin
Denver, Frisco and 4
Western Cities,

In line with Denver. san, Fra,
other western cities. Salt IaI,
soon 10 have a Hotel Clcrks'
association. a movement TO or,
society is under way at the ore
Albert j. Arroll OF thesI.inden
Gently OF San Francisco. ri the
Mr.. Alroll visited the vsrjc
Of the city Monday night. and
ty-two Of the clerks at the hos
pressed their intention Of afflir
the organization. II Is prob
James Nenable, Il popular Gle,
Wilson hotel. VIII he elected
Of the organization. which vi
meeting al the Linden hotel
urday.
The purpose of the associat;,
tG boost Salt Lake City and [
the Commercial club in bripI
VsuUons here and helping the
gene rally. All of the large cit
country have like organizations,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
REAR ADMIRAL MARIN
ON THE RETIRED LIST

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Rear Admiral
Adolph Mark. who was in command OF
the little converted yacht Scorpion in
the summer OF 1895 while the Cuban
blockade was in force goes on the retired
list tomorrow.
For his excellent services in battle he
was advanced in grade. After the Span
ish war he served In the Philippines as
captain Of the Manila naval station. Since
1907 he has been president OF the light
house board. He was an extra member
on the naval list, and his retirement
causes no promotions.
Admiral Mark was born i'm SaXony,
Germany. was appointed TO the naval
academy from Iowa and graduated in
lSiS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
MOTHER RESCUES
BABY FROM FIRE
Mrs. j. R. Earle Brayely Enters
Burning Home and Saves
Offspring.
Special 10 The Trlhnne.

Special 10 The Tribune.
FAlRNIEW. MAY o.-Rushlng into
the flames and smoke, Mrs. i. r. Earle
snatched her Sin months sold baby from
the cradle and escaped with it TO the
street, Just as The roof Of the burning
Earle home fell in, about O'Clock
this morning.
The FIRE. which started from n de
fectiye fuc. practically ruined the house
and. spreading TO the adjoining dwell.
ing of Bruce Cox despite the efforts of
the bucket brigade, burned the roof
from that building.
The Earle house, occupied by DR..
aud Mrs Earle and owned 10y Joseph
Hansen, was almost ruined. The loss
Of the Earles, which was in furniture
and other household goods, Will amount
to $1,000. There was no Insurance on
either of the houses or the contents.
The fire started in the Earl house
while Mrs Earle was across the street
TO get bucket of water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
MEN FOUND IN OPIUM
Den FINED $40 EACH

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. MAY Six men caught In n
raid on n Chinese opium den on lower
Twenty-fifth street at an early hour this
morning were fined so each in the police
court this morning. The officers who
raided The place found the men in all
stages OF stupor from the effects OF the
drug.
Leo Dacl6t, Macon Thompson, G. IL.
Shepperd \. Blanchard. John Benson and
Charles Brown were the names given the
desk sergeant by tile drug fiends this
morning. John Allen, who seemed 10 he
less effected by the drug than the others
at the time of the raid. deposited SD.
which was forfeited because OF his nom
appca rance this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
BIDS FOR SPRINkLlNG
SYSTEM TO BE SOUGHT
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May Bids for the Sprink-
ling system To bc Installed from the south
Of The city limits 10 the north boundary
of Davis county by Weber county. will
he asked for al once by the Weber coun-
Is commissioners.
commissioners this morning after the
Inmates furnished by County Surveyor
81. J. Craven on the sprinkling system
had been thoroughly examined by the
members Of the board. IT is cstimat ed
that the system Will cost about $4,000
Commissioner Bybee. Road Commiss lone r
Child and County Attorney David Jcn-
sen were given authority 10 secure the
necessary water rights from Stephens
canal.
\ large grIsi of other routine business
including the rejection Of the bids for
sprinkling the road through ogden can
yon was passed upon. earding the lat
ter matter. Road Commissioner Child was
instructed 10 make a report Of what the
cost for sprinlling this road should be.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
SOLICITOR is BEING
HELD ON SUSPICION

OGDEN. May 9-Willianl Brown q
solicitor employed by Photographer B. r.
Sooy. was arrested this afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Burke and is be-
ing held as a suspect In connection with
the burglary OF a residence on Ninth
street last Saturday. when a valuable
gold watch was stolen,
Officers say thai Brown was seen leaV-
ing the house by several people while the
family was away from home When they
returned the, watch was missing
Brown. according TO the records I'm the
sheriffs office. was convicted In the dis
trict court here in July. 1905. on charge
Of forgery and sentenced to the State
prison. He was released In May. 1903.
The prisoner denies his Identity. but GER
tain scars found on his person tally with
the descriptions al the sheriff's office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
ST. MARY'S FACULTY
IS DESIGNING [

4 contest OF more than ord
portancc Is designed by the
St. Mary's academy 10 be a q
ture Of tine June examination
in each OF The academic class
Ii will consist of comp0F
each student. suitable FOR publ
the manuscript OF which is Ia
hands of the judges by June 4
real presentation TO be made
the second week OF June.
This is deemed a more effecli
Of review and examination
usual tests hitherto In vogue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
CITY LIGHT AND POWER:
2500 ACRES OF BEETS

Special 10 The Tribune.
RICHFIEI.D, May 9.-Thc Richfeld
Electric Light and Power company has
submitted a proposition 10 The city com
ell for the sale Of the plant TO the city.
IL Is looked upon faVorabiy by the coGU-
cilmcn and IL IL deemed a good invest
meut for the city 10 own It's electric light
system.
been at work with Vigor and have
cured the necessary $500 acres OF beets
within wagon hauling distance OF the
Rich3eId factory site The requisite land
together with the necessary water have
been obtained. Every effort is being made
10 get the factory at this place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
PARADE BY CLERKS FOR
EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN May 9.-Bcadcd by a score OF
automobiles and Il brass band several
hundred retail clerks of Ogden paTaded
the streets here tonight to demonstrate
their interest for an early closing move
ment started by the club women several
weeks ago
The clerks were divided into squads,
each headed with banner reading. I'VE
love our work. but oh. YOU I o'clock.
and other slogans which they have adopt
ed. Barney Od6eld occupied one Of the
automobiles in the parade and num-
bcr Of merchants showed their sympathy
in the movement by appearing IN the pa
Tadc.