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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
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MUST PAY THE TAX
ON EXPRESS COMPANIES
Special to The Tribune.


BOISE May 26.-Mayor Pence of this
city announced last night IN council
meeting, and was upheld by that body.
that unless the Pacific Express company,
operating In this city. should pay It's IL
cense OF $50 Its wagons would not be al
lowed TO use the public streets. Some
months ago II was decided to levy Ii
cense upon the express companies doing
business in the city. but the Pacific com
pany has been diiatory In the matter
SO that the authorities are becoming Inn
patient. II the tax IS not paid at once
the police will be instructed 10 stop all
OF the company's wagons which traverse
the city streets
There are now three babies at the
receiving home OF the Idaho Chlldrens
Home Finding society awaiting an In
vltatlon To become part OF some good
family The children have just been
brought 10 the home from other parts OF
the state and are only infants. the oldest
being but 2 months old, The board Is
desirous Of naming one OF the dormi-
tories and the hospital upon the gift of
$500 and $3.50. which gives the donor this
privilege.
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Jews OF lntermountain Region
''rg AND SANE FOURTH;
%T C0NFLICTING INTERESTS
The Tribune.

y, IA The Tribune
|'s's " MAY 2S.-The city council at
PBv. PB.,.rrea session last night took no
'a sn The petition OF the merchants,
~ s.ye fireworks on hand TO amend men,
ns,nancc naS,o recently. passed pronloit-
crdinp,s al fireworks in the city, so
DE srnone the time for. the ordi-
n po.,pin np into effect, in order 70 give
~ I.Is 70 e chance to dispose OF their
,t&s us on ,t protest was made by the
4 ngorouo, Women's Clubs and 9TH
|erauon amending the ordinance. A
l.sssnIcation lsslIst from John Homer, a
cnm m.,eoloonkeeper here, was present.
n. sSSt that no action be taken toward
pnns, of the fireworks ordinance,
repA ~ the ordinance was 10 be
thaIt Mr. Homer asked that the pro-
'troeo. j,nance be also amended 3o as
'Iiion 9tu or, a chance 10 dispose of his
pTe pTeor,mres n and stock on hand.
~ toIowlng younI psople' VINO re-
u LOVE ipnye into Smiths chanel. on tho
~ oiT Se lake. presented claims To the
70 'p damages to clothing. etc: a.
5l,snsen' lor $50: Lloyd Finlayson,
Aop.cn'Ttit A9ar FITZGERALD. s6c; Mary Lewis.
n splers, SIG: James l." Nc
CAltas ts5 Rose Raile. $3.50. Grace
YIN ,ss * Also damages for one
Fs, ,SI"h sLJ was drownnl and breakage
AsoIs sa.S. The ,vtal amount OF
ssss asked Is s5li.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
LAWSON ARRIVES WITH
PLENTY OF SPEED

Iver Lawson. who won the worlds BIZ
cycle sprint championship in 1904. and
no American rider has won the lille
since that time. arrived from the east
Thursday afternoon, and WIN commence
training this morning at the Salt Palace
for the seasons races.
Lawson says he is riding better than
he has been for several years past and
is confident that he win be able 10 win
"A majority OF the races at the Salt
Palace. Notwithstanding the strong COM
bination OF Clarke and Mcfarland he
has TO overcome.
Lawson said that Chapman had over
5000 people at his meet at Vailsburs last
Sunday, but he cannot ngure out how
Chapman Will manage to go through the
season with Frank Kramer as his only
star.
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|gyISON WATER PLANT;
fIyD BOARD TO BUY BONDS
The Tribune

-gp,rN Nav 26.-The city council
nnison met in special session last
e.s' ~ Ia discuss the water system
~, Engineer Lyman was present
a~sml,:ed estimates tumhling $ll. 900
ne cost formerly given. Mr.. Ly-
IA been led to believe that sys-
,u ,o-oylding for a future population
,.l MAS desired. requiring larger pipe
4 sorresponding tank at ;he summit.
/. n Is found that a tank set north
=. cI,y, In line with Main street.
.nsaer. thus reducing a couple OF
4. n larger size pipe. Then IL is
IN that the building OF a yanls can
- later. saving that expense for
;nsent- -,
and In the meantime the engineer
n al prices OF the various Sizes Of
nj submit same for th= councils
4, 4, an early date. II will then be
"a Whether a four or 2 ii"c-i1ch
xil be used from the spring.
.,,-s adiourning the recorder was
ted 10 forward the state land
a Information necessary TO vouch
['3ty Of the city IN disposinS Of tie
4 oiered and which the board agrees
[rbase IL valid,
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Nurse. Chanate. 104; Little Joe. 1os; Miss
Emerald 107; Grasscutter, 1o6; All Alone.
East End, III.
Second race. seven furlongs, seliing-C.
J. Cox, LOG. Wlneberry. l0i. True Life,
107; Ben Stone, lol: ravora. lO9; Copper
field. Ill.
Third race. six furlongs, selling
Frank Lubbock. 1O9: Colonel White, l0S;
Rather Royal, IFS; No Quarter, "lo4; Gene
Russell, liz,
Fourth race. four and a half furlongs
seling-Irsh Mike. ia; Dorian Prinee
III; Elder, ia; Molly Montrose, '1oI
Wildwood Bill. 100: Jiliett, "l0T-
Fifth race. four furlongs, selling-Dora
Payne. 81; Glendinning, III; Daisy Frost,
IO9: Salomy Jane, '1Oi Wheatstone, Ill /;
ST. Joe. 49,
Sixth race, one mile. selling-Mabel
Fountain. l02; Llberto 10i; Dorothy Ann.
lO2; Knight of lvanhoe, l04; Maud Slgs"
bee. l02.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City, May 13, 1910
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until I 80 o'clock p III. Friday. June
s. 1910. for the work of constructing pipe
sewers in sewer extension No 267, ac-
cording 10 plans on file in the city engi-
neers office,
Instructions TO bidders. together with
plans, profile. specifications and forms for
contract and bond. may be obtained upon
appllcat tion at the office OF the board
of public works or the city engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
BY order OF the board OF public works
II. G. M'MILLAN. Chairman.
lc2OoO
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Pleased With Weber.
'peciaI TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, May 26.-After inspecting
Iarming lands and other real estate In
and around Ogden. q party of prospective
investors from Des Moines. la, left to-
DAY Tor their homes Among the party
were wealthy Des Moines capitalists, who
have been looking into land investments
IN iGaho where they purchased pros
pectiVe fruit lands TO the total of more
than $1,000, 900. Several expressed them
serves as favorably impressed with op-
portunities In Ogden and Weber county.
and several optiens on adjacent fruit
lands were taken by them
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

A special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Ornament Gold and Silver Mining
company, corporation organized under
the laws OF Utah. is hereby called. to
meet mt the office Of the company. at
room Macintosh building. Salt Lake
City Utah on Friday. June 10. 1910. at
elect a board OF directors; 10 consider
TO sell the mining claims and
other property OF the company. and to
transact any other business that may
properly come before said meeting.
IVANHOE MINING COMPANY.
Stockholder.
BY &. l.. Rood. Agent
ESTATE or X. MACINTOSH.
StoclSholder.
BY Charles Read Executor.
Salt Lake City, May IS. 1910 k27S1
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NEGRO MURDERER
Is LYNCHED BY MOB

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 26.-Reports
of the lynching of JEFF Matson. a negro,
who murdered Deputy Sheriff Scott Tay-
Ter at the Acton mine yesterday, were
received late today.
Matson was captured by Deputy Sher-
ms Henley and Potter of Shelby county.
o'clock this morning At IL o'clock II IL
said, the deputies were Intercepted near
Pelham. Shelby county by a mob from
Acton. The negro was taken from the
officers and mob and prisoner disap-
pearcd into the woods. The nesro's body
has not been found
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
AFTER MANY YEARS FINDS
MARRIAGE Is A F4ILJTRE
Special TO Tho Trih,nn

OGDEN. May 26.-After ,hirt,,
lars lars Inomas Cowlishaw has come ia the
t,pSnciuslon That when he led his bride ~
RE Tr marriage altar back in Derbyshire
take. 'e ii'"ue mis-
frt,. Ho"Iishaw; In complaint for divorce
rom Hannah Cowlshaw. filed with tbc
yGqn'y w;ga clerk this afternoon. says that his
meals at home. has him arrested ,rn rl,s
quently on "trumped up charges and
several times has turned him out of The
The aggrieved husband as,,e ,ha ,.,
lor an absolute decree of divorce and an
sao9stment OF their joint property, valued
AT NZo00 There are thirteen children,
ranging from TO 30 years In age.
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Schools and Music.
| 10 The Trll,une

SpeClNI 10 TIC ITTDUTt'
EUREKA. May 26,-The pupils OF Miss
Anabcl Mooney gave a splendid recital
al the Baptist church Tuesday evening
which was heartily enjoyed by the large
number OF music lovers present. The
pupils were assisted In the recital Dy
the following local musicians and vo-
calists: Mesdamcs c. c. Griggs. Charles
Zabrlskie Ira Gose, w 3. Thurmond
Miss Gencv!eve Sullivan and Walter
Jensen.
Miss Maggie Tout and company gave
an operatlc concert at the l.. -. ,.
church tonight which was well attended
and greatly appreciated by the musical
people of Tintic.
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First Band Concert.
q The Tribune.

La 10 The Tribune.
Tx CITY. May 56.-Thc first of the
"a series Of open-a!r concerts to
f,sn by the Park City Military band
4 |sssn al the bandstand last even
liage crowd WAS present TO greet
|hd at this first concert. w, II.
y Is the leader.
4 following was the programme:
u king Sol l'....,..........A Afford
n selection. "Guterus, Gilt
NM Glow Worm" and the
-Eulsr hits Of 1909. La Fargo
zsds. "Alas, Those Chimes from
Ihratsna" -. .....s.s.....W Wallace
Htsnstic march, John China
rn" ... ...,.... Otto Fesler
h Sweet Remembrance" St Clair
b. Selection. Days of Old.
b.. ..........,......... Carl Carter
y ''Friendshlp" "........R r, Seltz
"Stsr-Spangled Banner"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
PARK CITY SCHOOLS:
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY. May 26-The board OF
examiners. consisting OF County Superin-
tendent o. w. wilkins, Prof, L. A.
Bridgeland, Prof. Cooper and Mrs Smith
today finished their work OF examining
candidates for graduation from the
eighth grade of the city schools
The eighth grade commencement eX-
ercises Will be held at the Dewey theater
al a. m. next Tuesday. May 81 The
graduates will assemble at the kinder
garten room Washington building. at 7
O'Clock and march TO the theater. where
the following programme OF exercises Will
be rendered:
Orchestra
Invocation. .,.,,... Elder Ezra Robertson
Address OF welcome. observation-disclosures.
........ Superintendent a d. Griffin
Response. j. NJ, Thomas OF Coalville
DGSl .-.rs. .s..,.ss- .rsas-............
Misses Irma Evans and Pearl Crow
ther.
Commencement address .............,
Rev. P. A. Simpkin of Salt Lake City
Orchestra.
Presentation of graduates. ...........
.s:.:,-ss... ....:.:.....,s.G g, a. Cooper
..;.... Superintendent o. w. wilkins
benedlctlon ........ .,.,.,..s..ReY George
After the exercises the annual eighth
grade ball will be held
The following is the list OF graduates
OF Park City'S eighth grade:
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Big 1-otsl for OGDEN

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 26-Denyer oarit.,,s..
represented by c. j. Ulery. are niannine
s2oO,OOO hotel for Ogden. according 10
an announcement made by Ulery today,
petore departing for Denver. An order
the business section of the city has been
paced with a local real estate firm and
II this lis obtainable plans for the net:
hostelry will be laid al once
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Welded in the Temple
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPRlNGVJLLE. May 26.-Miss Edna
Nelson Of this city and John Mcdonald
OF Bebcr City were married Wednesday
In the Salt Lake temple. A reception
was held Thursday evening at the home
OF the brides parents. MIR and Mrs
George Nelson. Mr.. Mcdonald is a mail
clerk on the Rio Grande Western.
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cancelled several theatrical engagements
In the east 10 be with Jeffrics while he
is training. and will remain In California
until after the fight"
Corbett is accompanied by his wife.
Pete Sullivan. Kid Hannah and VIII
lard Mack Of Salt Lake came up TO shake
hands with the former champion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
Studebakers Beaten.

The Twelfth and Thirteenth ward base
ball team defeated the Studebakers In
match game Thursday afternoon on the
Fort Douglas diamond by the score OF s
TO 4. The winning lineup was Platt and
Young. battery: Womack. BratleY, WI
liams and Nordquist, inheld, Hall, P.
Platt and C. Hall. outhelders.
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Gamblers Are Fined.
Special TO The Tribune.

s>UeCIdT 10 INC IrlbUne.
OGDEN. May 2G.-Flnes IN lieu OF
regular license were imposed upon four
gamblers In the police court this morn
ing by Judge j. D. Murphy. j. + Combs,
Thomas Scnnett, Charles Emery and l..
a. Smith each pleaded guilty TO gam
bling and were sentenced TO pay 500
each. The fines were paid and the men
allowed TO return to their regular haunts
Tor thirty DAYS more, when the police
drag net again Will be cast and the men
required TO pay their fines" again
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
MONEY Is FORTHCOMING
FOR SALT LAKE TEAM

President Tobin OF the Utah baseball
league announced Thursday evening that
he was now assured of enough money TO
lit out the Salt Lake team He has
called a meeting for tonight at which
the baseball schedule VIII be drawn up
and the opening date OF the league
fixed. Tobiu said that the first league
game would probably be played one week
from next Saturday.
Sales Manager De Camp OF the RAN
dali Dodd Automobile company assisted
Tobin in raising several hundred dollars
Thursday FOR The baseball team.
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Provo Pioneer Park openir

Special to ne Tribune
PROVO. May 26.-Pioneer park or
West square, viii be formally opened 10
the public on Decoration day, May 80.
1910 at o'clock p. m, when there viii
he addresses by the mayor and members
some OF the old pioneers OF Provo City.
This park has been put into fine con-
dition and is now In proper shape to
DO enjoyed by the people. The Provo
band will furnish appropriate music
The Pioneers and Indian War Veter-
ans monument is located In this park.
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Training Beats Lowell,

The Training beat the Lowell Graders
on the Walker field Thursday by the
score OF 10 TO ], being the second victory
over the Lowell team the present season.
The game was To decide the qualifying
number for the grade school field day
at Wandamere June 3,
Tanfer pitched "A brilliant game.
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Favor Early Closing.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. May 2S.-Declarlng that the
closing OF retail stores al o'clock Sat
urday evenings Is of great benefit to the
laborng class. and agreeing to patronize
only such stores that follow tho early
closing plan. the members of the In
ternatonal Union of Brewery Workers
OF America. local union No. 325, have
passed a resolution favoring the move
mcnt.
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Jurors for Fifth District Court.

EUREKA. May 26.-The following
jurors from Tintic district have been
drawn to serve az the next session OF the
district court of the Fifth judicial dis
trlct, 10 be held al Nephi:
Eureka-Robert G. Church, Hugh Hef-
fernan, Luke Robinson, William Giles
pie. Andrew J.. Mitchell. John C. Ber-
lln Frank Beesley l.. o. Schofield, NJ
J.. Garity. William Sunderbeck. William
p. Myers,
Mammoth-George Stapley. John Nj
souger. Hyrum Madison.
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One-Sided Contest.

The All Hallows college defeated the
Crane Machinists by the score of y TO
In six innings on the All Hallows dia-
mond Thursday afternoon krlcker
pitched the FIRST two Innings and famed
six men. Schmidt allowed one hit. pitch
ing the last four innings.
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Grasping Tramp.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. May 26.-Not content with one
hat square meal and good pay for an
afternoons work on the farm OF James
lVerson, at Five Points. Il tramp, Civ
Ing the name Of William Murphy. stole
VERSIONS only other hat yesterday al
ternoon. Murphy was arrested and
charged with petty larceny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
DE ROSTER ARRIVES
TO RIDE MOTOR RACES

Jake De Roster and his pretty little
wife arrived from Los Angeles. Thurs
day evening, and they may remain here
for the racing season. De Roster eX-
poets TO race here for Jack Prince on
his new third ot-am mile track at Wan
damcre
De Roster said that he is anxious to
get back at Whittier and says he will
ride him match race for a side bet
for any part Of n thousand dollars.
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Snow Academy Exercises.
Special to The Tribune,

emy has closed one Of the most success
ful years in Its history under the super
vision of Prof. n r.. Moves. The com
mencement exercises closed today and
were the most successful ever carried
out by the institution. The weather was
fine and many people from different parts
of the state were In attendance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
FraZZini Goes to Italy,

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. May 2s.--Jessa Frazzipi ItaI-
ian vice consul. has gone TO Italy for sev-
eral months His brother. Tony Frag-
Zinl. VIII have the management of the
business in Ogden. FraZzinl resigned the
vice consulship several weeks ago bur
The Italian government has not passed on
the resignation
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Three Straight Victories.

Special to The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE, May 2G.-The Spring
Vile league team defeated Linden here
this afternoon in n baseball game by the
close score OF TO 3, making three
straight victories for the local team.
The batteries-Peck and Belts; Mitchell
and Craven.
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Says Firm Owes Him.


OGDEN, May 26.-ClaIrning that
James f. Ballantyne. E. C. McGrifr. Alma
Eldredge. Thomas r. Cutler. Jr.. and
Grin Orchard G. Canning company OF
North Ogden. are indebted TO him in the
sum OF S6250, William j. CrItchow this
afternoon started an action in the dis
trlct court 10 collect this amount.
Critchlow says the amount is due him
Tor promoting and disposlng OF stock for
the company on which IL was agreed that
he was 10 be naId commissions
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Messengers Beat Railroaders,

The Salt Lake Messenger team took a
fall out of the o. :. l.. nine by the score
Of II 10 4 Thursday afternoon on the
Walker field. The Messengers played
Naylor and Lemon. battery; Kiser. Mere
dith. Stahl and Stowell infield. Turner
Olson and Mcdonald. outf1eld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
Waterloo Is Surprised.

The Poplar Groves defeated the Wa
terloo team by the score OF SO to %
Thursday afternoon on the Poplar Grove
diamond The victory came as big
surprise. as Waterloo has qualified for
the championship which Is TO be played
of at Wandamere, June 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
Mercantile Incorporation.
10 The Tribune.

|Dy0, May 96.-Articles OF incorpor-
! q the Lake View Mercantile COM
4 have been filed with the county
! The company viii conduct a gem
Merchandise and dairy business in
EEd, ttah county, The capital
s s5000 in So shares. Albert l..
pore is president; George a. Guilt
vice president; Hyrum Madsen.
|ier, W. II. Kirk, secretary
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Maughan Beats Herman,

Eddie Maughan 600 beat d. Herman
in thirty innings in pool handicap
match game at the Jevne academy on
Thursday night by the score of 90 to 81.
G. Hyman and l.. Price will play to-
night.
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Douglas diamond by the score OF 10 to .
Thursday afternoon.
Sorenson could not be found and ne
held his opponents safe at all times.
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Helen Deason: treasurer. Miss Edna Sut-
ton.
They also arranged for the annual
alumni banquet, held In honor OF the
present graduating class 10 be given on
Friday evening. June 3, at Society hall.
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Ogden Entries.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 2G,-Entries for tomor-
rows races at Ogden arc as follows;
First race. three furlungs. seunE-Mv
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Scalp for Auerbachs.

The Aucrbachs won a one sided game
from the Bennett Painters on the Fort
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27

The dlumnde OF |
school mot Monday
the following officers
President John DalgI
Miss Winifrcd Jennll
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