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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
Local Loo HISToRy'
WHAT HAPPENED u,,

lao",Mc6iel III IuStice Lozarus n -
direu dn,, 80. On 2dit Lake City. an, an k.si
lST0--The first number Siuce.
Daily Herald was lsSrthc me Salt
Dunbar and Edward Wifi.
fishers; Edward l.. SIta sloan
lsI5-Elder William Clhson edIto,'
Lake City. '" dlcd si,
lS70-Eltcr Frederick wa,, II
died at Manti. "3iter cm
l8SO-The steamship wlaa
from Liverpool, EnrIsro5hs nIisrohsin \
Saints, In charge OF ,Johs Nhh'
The company arrived ny" n, 6. 4,
June Iune D. L. and at Salt i"Ir, iLSr 4
lSS2GThe Walker opera houyo -,
Iioy; ne vas oraia opened with a oSnI Sall
lSSl-Tbe Chesterfield hr,n !"
county, Ida. was ornon o%nen; Hsd
ward; Farley P. WiueYs ne
Saints at Lyman, Snake ppssaop
lda.' were organized as "Yer
ney Weeks. bishop. THe wart:
and Seventh wards. CocSga1
were organized; Anthon q
and Isaac Smith. bishons ssz>(
1Ss6-ln the First dlstrIct rn,,.
den William Simpson oSI
was sentenced by Judoe I'm
eight months imprlsonmar rors1
fine. for unlawful cohahiisal
taken 70 the pen. ''anc7
l68I--Graham ward. Kane co,.,
was organized; Franklin
bishop. Ihe Saints al Jus,s-
huahua. Mexico, were oryss
G Gard by Apostle Eraslns
Saints who were ,H;1sncp
Creek. Alberta. Canada On
first meeting on the sIte ~ tasla
the meeting was held in o ,ssaH
lS39-Stephen Mott Of Americs.% %nt
Martin Bushman were AZ y
from the pen. aR1t'
1s90-Elder Robert Campbe)J d..
seventies. died in Salt IaLn' L',N !" "
lS96-A grand reunion of Pac,s.V PSs "
or Polynesian missionary
at Calder's park, Salt Iako r,
lS9S-At a conference held an ~
the Following day at Aimy
Woodruff stake Of Zion Was ~.
by Apostles John Henry SnI,,
Der J. Grant. Matthias r. Coz. Co..
Abraham o. Woodruff: John v
ter. president, Byron sessIa..
Charles kingston. counselors
ne" stake included the "a,
>'1''sHf'AH sRlAAAN. lkOcK
Bridger, which had forlnertr s.
10 the Summit stake. and ~.
Woodruff. Argyle and Dism
which formerly constitutes I, +
Bear Lake stake. George p
local Mormon elder and ~
OF the Sanderson branch
church. was assassInated a.,
ture. Fla; T.. Hin. his compss,1
capped.
lS99-Thomas Jessop, a pionee- ~
died "
1900-Lead producers agree on -,
an association.
1901-Governor Wells and N,,
katz united in marriage r.
files maps Of survey at Eyanr~
l902-James Sharp, in Morlepss,
testified that God had reyai|
him that Peter Mortensen -
James Hay. Graduating a.
held in county schools Csrf7
panies file notice OF appr0pna
waters Of Utah lake and strss-.
flow therefrom.
1903-Class day exercises of hin 7
held at Salt Lake theater.
1o0i-BishoD Tuttle breaches
Marks.
1905-Councilman Blacks suhsti,r.,
nance for the Utah Ligh, al
way company's franchise was
cd by the council
1906-Westm minister college holds
exercises. Mr.. Scovcl addresv
suranCc men. Colorado ner|
men entertained. UnvcrIu
uatlng class gives annual pky
~ attorney asks increased II
assistants High school al
into cncampmenL Good rsq
Lafayette school. City cogaa
proves building FIRE station n,
l901-John S. Burlesou, messenes
meets death on crowded strest IN
side carpenters quit work Ius|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

In Chicago they say that il is going
TO be hard year for the ice dealers.
Tt 10 comforting to know that in at
least one item the way Of the consumer
is to be less hard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

''When ] was a child. spake as a
child, understood as a child, thought
as child: but when | became n man,
] put away childish things. 81. Corin-
thians, xiii, IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Although a great deal of difficulty
was experienced in passing that rail
road bill, the matter of enforcing the
law may yet reveal the fact that the
trouble has only just begun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
New York. Londonderry and elasaou

NEW YORK AND NAPLES DIRECT
SSlngie or Round Trip Tickets betWeen
ali ew p1,onnaI roFk and Scotch English. Irish and
superior Accommodation. Exeniisnt
cuisine. Apply Promptly for Satisfactory
For tickets or general Information
PE TO any local agent Of the Anchor
HENDERSON BROS cara
ChicaEo. Ill "ee"es
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Well, if the Salt Lake census count
hit so close to one hundred thousand,
we may be perfectly safe in claiming
the whole number
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Apostle-Senator Reed Smoot delivered
an address last night on "Utah and
Its People, It is safe TO assume,
though, that he didn't dwell rapturous-
ly upon our numerous new polygamists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Railroad circles during the week have
been enlivened by visit of VicePresi
dent Burnham of the Burlington, who
talked with knowledge on the railroad
situation. The rumor that the Burling
ton is to get the Denver 6 Northwest
ern Commonly called the Mo(fat road)
and extend it without delay to this city
is revived in forcible form.
Mr.. S. w. Eccles. well and favorably
now at the head of the great Guggen.
helm enterprises, also visited the city
and talked cntcrtainingly in Yesterday
mornings Tribune about the plans for
the development Of industries and re,
sources in Alaska.
The various resorts are now open
with the prospect of large patronage
at the Lagoon, Emigration canyon
Wandamere, and other reputable resorts
within easy access of the CITY.
The announcement of Mr. S. Bam.
berger s investigating the Utah county
interurban project was feature of
the week. The report Of Mr.. Strauss
expert examiner of interurban lines, to
be made later, will cover the field and
determine as to whether it is practicable
to build the line from southern Utah
towns TO this city or not,
The impending opening of the Salt
Lake Route, scheduled for next week,
is probably the railroad matter of the
most immediate interest in business cir
cles. The establishment of direct sery-
ice between this city and Los Angeles
will be of immense benefit to Salt Lake
City and to the inhabitants and business
interests all along the line.
The inauguration of service on the
Western Pacific next month will open an
entirely new line between here and the
coast, and will be one of the great rail.
road features that Will attract to this
city all the mid-belt transcoptinental
lines.
The construction Of $750O0O steam
plant by the Utah Light and Railway
company is one of the gratifying an
nouncenents of the week, This will
assure uninterrupted power Mt all times
The crop situation in Utah is first
class, so far as the lands under irriga-
lion arc concerned. The dry farms.
Lon,aunr .ro on,,nI,;,,,-~ e . l..1 G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

A few Of those grating legislators
in Illinois appear to think that their
greatest offense was in letting some OF
the "swag" get past them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Wall street brokers were almost
panic-stricken over the big drop in
prices on Friday; which is something
like a man becoming frightened at his
own bugaboo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

United States Marshal Anderson will
admit that when the Federal court
wants TO pry into the affairs Of wrong
doors one Of its most effective instru-
ments is Jimmy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

1t should not be difficult for Mr..
Carnegie TO talk about people living
within their incomes, but it is quite
a different matter for people to do it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Now they are Offering prize to the
man who Will make flight from New
York to st. Louis. Ordinarily il is un-
necessary to offer any inducement to
fellow to flee from Gotham-but per-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

"What has Roosevelt done7" is
asked. Well, there are some unkind
persons who will say that primarily he
has succeeded in making himself ap
pear ridiculous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

What the Britishers mean to say is
that they. can run their country's bust
ness without the assistance of the Colo.
nel thank him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Automobiles are blamed by Professor
Titus for spreading tho alfalfa
wceril Maybe the bug simply takes
joy ride from one alfalfa patch to
another
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

In addition to getting his proofs up
at Etah Doctor Cook should be able to
cool of somewhat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Anyway, a man who would engage
in those sugar frauds could not be ex-
pected TO have any compunction about
blaming a dead man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

No wonder the comet is scurryiuf
away, with Colonel Roosevelt COMING
on the scene.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

cents per ton in price; but it is sum-
mer, you see.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Those who criticize President Taft g
remarks al Ada maybe thought that he
1ady
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Doctor Bertillon says that among
criminals there are more bachelors than
married men. Probably because the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Some of those Illinois graft opera
tions appear to have been a bit fishy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

And doubtless Mr. Taft sometimes
wishes that he, too, were an ex-Prcsi-
donf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

But aviators are not the only high
f]icrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Boys and girls from affair." how do you
like our Tipping Zion?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Speaking of revision downward,
Teddy is getting his in the Old Coun-
try
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Will Joseph f. now proceed to teach
the young idea how to misbrand salt7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
BUSINESS AND TRADE.

Building construction in this city con
tnuos with the great scope and ac-
tivily that has characterized it in the
past Chrce years. There is every pros.
pcct of the present year excelline the
tremendous record of last year The
building permits for May, 1910,
amounted to $i7lO5O, as compared with
$572. 900 for May, 1909, but the total
for the five months of the present year
amounts to $2,4Sl,7o0. rs compared with
20 ,2S3 500 for the same months last
year, which is an increase Of $l07 800
for the five months, and which is good
enough for start.
Rapid progress is making lii number
OF the larger structures. Tho steel work
for two weeks, and that on the Utah
hotel and on the Kearns building is al
most complete for both. All over the
city the construction Of new buildings
is in evidence, and the larger business
structures arc getting on in good style,
The real estate markets showed nothing
very important during the week, the
sale Of greatest magnitude being of the
Henry Newell home, at GIT East South
Temple street, TO Wallace Bransford, for
$27. 500 4 number of sales of residence
property have been reported. and a num-
Der of deals, some of them Of import
ancc. are reported Gin the making -
The time, however. has about arrived
for the usual summer lcthargy in realty
transactions, this occurring every year
during the hot season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
Where Tho Tribune IL o. SAFE.

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Agency. National News Agency. nc"
Willard News Stand.
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Kansas City-world yora News Co en-,
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News Co. Oregon News Co. ,.s
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Co.
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Denver-Brown Palace Hotel. H. T.
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Bonetti. Edmond Salmon Joanna
PocateIio-Book Store Pharmacy.
Butte-Keefe Bros P. O. News Stand'
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

haps the condition that he must land
up at st. Louis furnishes the reason.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

good wives make their husbands stay
al home o nights
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

In banking circles the feature of the
week was the opening for business on
June 1st of the Copper National bank,
probably the most handsomely finished
and substantially fitted up of any bank
in the West The bank clearances for
the week show a gain of 24.5 per cent
over those of the corresponding week
last year,
The general trade Of the city is brisk
and strong, the great increase in the
population causing greater and wider
demand than ever before, with stocks
of merchandise increased accordingly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

The crop situation in Utah is first
class, so far as the lands under irriga-
Jion arc concerned. The dry farms.
however. are complaining of lack of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

The mines of the State are about on
eating that the output Of the year
will reach very close to, if it does not
overpass, the $30,OO0,0O0 mark in metal
production.
While the compilation of the figures
for May at the Bingham camp is not
yet completed, it is known that record
production resulted in that period, es-
pccially with the Utah Copper com
pany. This organization will soon re-
port a production of very near 100000
pounds of copper for the month, which
will break all records for the district
Operators of the Phoebe district have
been busy making arrangements tic re-
sumo work. now that railroad connec-
tions are practically assured before the
end of June. The assurance given by
the Consolidated Phoebe company that
the ores of the great black ledge can be
properly treated, so as TO produce the
smelling products which in the early ex-
perience of the camp was an impossi-
bility, is very important factor in the
future usefulness Of the camp.
Improved mine conditions in Tintic,
Park City, and elsewhere have been re-
fected in the local stock market during
the week to the extent. at least. of prov
ing that the local investor does not lack
ready money, but rather the trouble
has been the lack of sufficient en-
couragement TO buy stocks. The mar.
ket is in position TO respond readily
to good news.
The feature of very dull market,
both East and West. is the strength dis
played by the prominent Nevada issues,
especially the Tonopahs, where deep
work is bringing splendid returns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

On June was fought the battle of
Magenta in 1859. II is the date on which
the first commercial treaty was concluded
with Great Britain in 1854 1t Is the
birthday OF Bushrod Washington, first
president of American Colonization So
ciety Q762); William Spraguc. who in
troduced calico printing into the United
States u773); Columbus Delano. secretary
of the interior under Grant QSO9): and
JabeZ l.. NJ. Curry. the soldier and states
man QS25). and the date Of the death OF
Carl Marie Won Weber. the composer, in
1926.
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Sic Grnennunaen fir Sas Sbers
Sunoes=6erid)t.

Der grGIibent hot bic idpiert9e
Qufgabe, bic ibm bic geiesung bar
9Qton3en am Cberbunbes 8erht
itsQte, qeI0it uno alien gerihtsn gu
fol8e in b06It bsfrieoigenosr Msiie.
gum Yrdiioenten oes Cberbunoes=6e.
rihts ernaunte er ben bisberigsn 8ei=
flyer an jsnsm Gerjht, Rittsr Wbite
bon GDuiiidna, eiuen Temotraten.
GQs mar iniof.ru eine ueberraIAung,
ais man gIaubts, CAP er fir bieien 30
ten Hidtsr Su9hes, ben ebemaiigen
GouDerneur BON Retp Oort, auserieten
babe. DAB bic Grnennung anbers
dusfiel, purbe bamit ertlGrt, bab Der
8cuperneur Iih niht oenIoenb i'm
Sbertribunal eingear6eitet babe, I'm in
Oemielben Den 9oriiB fiibrsn gu t0ne
nen. Da5 ihien uns bon pornberein
fir cine ungenuoenoe Grfldrung, ia
5islan9 ole prdiiosntsn isnes gribus
nals nidt oetn'elben iel6it entnommen
purben. WarIhaa ging pom Stdots.
Setretariat an jsnsn Yoften iiber.
SdneD unb G6aie pom SfnBamtss
Setretariat, Daite uno 1uuer mod.
ten bon Der qlbpotatsn- praris Den
Sprung in pus YrdIibium. Blauibler
1T Die ipdtere grtldrung, oaB Der grds
fbent Die ubrigen Ridter, bic er alle
perIonlih fennt, nift trdnten nollte,
inbem er ben 5ulest eingetretsnen Rihz
ter berief, ben goriis i'm Gsritt su
fiibren. Jreilif bleibt nod bic sbat-
Iahe iibrig. baB Der grGiioent bi.Ien
bo6en poiten einem 3emotraten rers
liehen bot. Nber baribsr niro mon
fit ipohl niht nunbern. nadbem Der
9rdiioent 10 hGufis erpisien fat, buB
.r tetne partei6inoe por p.n Nue.n
trGst unb bespesen Derbienftpolle
MGnnsr in ber nnberen Wartei nihi
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9cutidcr 9anowebr.Werein

Inter benz goriis Der 5errn 6snrp
Gpermann uno Der proiotollfiibrung
bes 6errH JoIepb Weib fano stiisrn
Ibeno Die reeelm1bige Derjammluns
ots obieeu 8ereins itoii, in pelher 5us
nGhit 6err abam Spieb, Der pom
Sabre 1SS7--189O bel bem Soniiotss
aorps in Wiirsburs sebient bat. ais
Wiialieo onoemeIbst tpurbe.
gom 5euicnia W1nnerfor. Der am
Is. b. W. uub pom 9oobfeuou Sdns
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beiisrbaus cine Gbrii.baums gerIocIuns
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unb ss tpuros bsjdloijeH, oab Der Uers
elm iit on beioen Jef.littsitsn in eors
pore bttbeilige.
an flint srtrontis aameroben iuur5e
bic ibIihe lln!sriiiuns oneetpieien,
ebenio lpurotn Ausgabsn i'm Btira1e
bon S22S.55, baruntsr $115 als
Si,rbsselb on bic Diitlu. oss pertors
benen admeraben anbrsas SeiImann,
sur ,3nblung beorberf.
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ridte.e burh isinea SsireiGr lerrn
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uns sirsn enbsilltis.n 8eriht nn'srs
brei.en i6nne.
Ia Die LETTER. auf ben smeiter
Wsibrahtstase falli. 10 tuurSe bes
ihioHsn. II, onifatt bes abenbs. fdon
bes Ra6ritiuss um 2 llbr obsubd!ten.
Gbe Beriaguna eintras. erbieit Der
unperirutIite aamerao 6utert Often
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bon Sabr su Sabr mebr in bic Wins
terfrifhe seben. Doh ipdhft In
Deutfhlanb unb in Der Shpei3 cine
iunge Generation beran. bic es benz
RorbIdnber ouf benz Sti unb pem
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ibun pirb. Dab baneben auf ben
WinteriportspIdben nod mnnhss IN
Speater nnb Gtimiibe mitldufi. tpas
nit ernitbaftem Gporisbetriebe nihts
gu tbun bat. tbut nidts 5ur Sahs.
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ten Dint.rlufi lit ia .rquideno. gBie
fart Der Win!eriport, ober faeen mir
bic Wobe, inn Winier in bic 5erien 3ll
aeben. sunimmi. 3sisen einiae 3iffern,
bic in Der Ietien 3eit an WinterpIds
ben speiten Ranoes beiannt eeiporben
iinb: Sn aIoitsrs bate Elm 6oteI in,
Winter 1908 400 06ite, i'm folsenoen
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unb ben Shpei3ern ssliefert tperee
unb bab auf alien sleinen Winteriurs
prien unb DiuierfportpIdBen Der
Stipti, so Qrosent Der 0dite Oeuts
1te feien.
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Ger einbiiBte, bat burh isinen Wors
numb Dennis 3. Npdn cine Rluge
iiber $500 sssen bic Jirma dnss'
iirengi.
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0erihitoenes.
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