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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26
M0SIDA FRUIT LANDS
WEST LAKE ENTERPRISE

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, April 25.--A party from Salt
Lake. consisting of S. r. Thurman, r. A.
Wedgwood, A. b. Irvine, e A. Lee, w
T. Cannon. John Lundberg and e. w
Kelly camo down yesterday and went
across Utah lake In a gasoline launch 10
the lands OF the Mosida Fruit Lands
company. situated west OF the lake. The
visitors. accompanied by the following Of
ficers OF the company: l.. b Curtis, presl-
dent: r. d. Parker. secretary, and Leon
ard Wilson, general manager, were shown
over the large tract OF land which is now
boing reclaimed.
The company has secured 10000 acres
now being broken with one steam and
twelve disc Dlows at the rate OF thirty
acres day. Four hundred acres have
already been planted TO grain and 400 TO
fruit trees. this spring, and there Is now
a tented city on the land. In which the
employees of the company are settled
A 3S-tnch steel pipe line has been com
pleted for a distance OF 1900 feet to con-
vey the water from the lake to the land.
which is sixty feet above the lake level.
This pipe line will carry sufficient water
TO irrigatr $500 acres, and is the first
OF three units of the irrigation plant 10
be installed. The water is pumped by
electric power, now being furnished by
the Utah County Power company. but
will later be furnished by the knight
power plant at Santaauin-
y townsite has been laid out and shade
trees planted. Cement sidewalks will be
constructed and the town will be supplied
with electric lights, waterworks and
sewers
The project is backed by Denver and
local capitalists and already $4,000 has
been expended. The 10000 acres. wher
brought under cultivation Will add ma
,erially to the population and wealth OF
the state.
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby. given that there will
be meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
Glenwood Mining company at the office
of the company at ll02 West Seventh
South street Salt Lake City. Utah, OH
the 26th day OF May. 1910. at = O'Clock
p. IN. of said day, for the purpose OF con-
siderng the amendment OF section OF
the articles OF Incorporation, so as 10
change the amount and par value OF the
capital stock. and also sections g. 10. and
10, so as TO increase the number OF OFF,
GERS. provide for their election and re-
moval, and make other provisions for the
calling and holding annual and special
meetings and the number necessary 10
quorum AT stockholders and
officers meetings.
THE GLENwOOD MINING; co.
A yROEENOR President.
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Marriages and Births.

Special TO The Tribune,
KAYSVILLE. April 25.-County Clerk
Hyrum o. Park issued the following mar
rlage licenses al his office In the Davis
S Handley, aged &c, and Miss Lottle
Dinwoodey. both of Salt Lake; William
f. ST. John, aged %. and Miss Violet R.
Jenson, aged 10, both of Salt Lake City.
Fred r. Sullivan aged "a. OF Salt Lake
City. and Miss Cloa Hush, aged IS. of
Payson: Alvin lie Roy Ford. aged %, of
Centerville. and Miss Orphia Amelia Cole
mere. aged 26, OF Kaysville.
During the past few days babies have
been born to the following people In Kays-
Vile and vicinity. \ daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Vasco Call; daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Adophus Ellis; fine son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Murdoch. and a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
liams.
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OLSEN AGAIN ALLEGED
TO HAVE SOLD LIQUOR
Special 70 The Tribune.

SICCIII 10 ] lie ITIDUNP.
OGDEN, April 25.-Hoken Olsen Of
Huntsville is again In The limelight. The
same condition of affairs which resulted
in the county Jail for selling liquor with
out n license at the same time similar
sentence was passed on his wife. Maria
Olsen, has been repeated and Olsen Is
at the county jail awaiting a trial on
another charge,
Sheriff Wilson went to HUNTSVILLE this
afternoon TO bring his prisoner TO Ogden.
Olsen Is alleged TO have sold liquor TO
several people on Saturday last. Hunts
VILE Is a dry" town and the ma jority
Of the citizens there are determined to
keep II so. Judging from the fight which
has been waged against the violators OF
the liquor law In that burg. The two
cases charging violations OF the law
against Olsen and his wife are now on
an appeal TO the supreme court from the
district court OF Weber county,
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A Revelator Town.
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune,
PROVO. April 25.-It is said on the
best authority that the promoters OF the
new town Ionia on Provo bench have
decided to name the streets after the
twelve apostles of the Mormon church.
and the main street OF tho village is TO
be called Revelation avenue IL will
be Lyman street. Grant street. Smith
street. etc. There will. of necessity. be
several Smith streets and these, in all
probability. will he numbered and graded
according TO the standing of the Smiths.
Smith street No, /. Smith street No. ?.
smith street No ;, and so on mp 10
seven. Then there will be some streets
nameless for Tn" present to await the
advent OF more Smiths.
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to action or the stockhold.
ers and directors OF George Ipson Indl-
Gator company, notice Is hereby given
that special meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF said company viii be held at the
office OF the company at Price. Carbon
county. Utah. on Monday. May 2, 1910,
at 9 o'clock a. m, OF said day. for the
purpose OF considering and voting upon
the propositions TO amend article l OF
the articles of Incorporation of said COM
pany changing the name OF the COM
pany to Ipson Indicator company: and
TO amend article 5. changing the general
place OF business OF the corporation from
Price, Utah. 10 Salt Lake City. Utah:
ana TO amend article Z. Increasing the
number OF directors from five 10 g. and
providing that the secretary and treas
urer shall ue elected by the directors
and that II there be a general manager
he shall be selected by the directors. and
that f1Ve directors shall be necessary TO
constitute quorum, and providing for
the manner of removal and resignation
OF officers; and to amend article 10 so
that 1t will provide that the stock
holders meeting be held at the office OF
the company at Salt Lake City. Utah,
instead of Price, and TO strike out the
provision requiring posting OF notice IN
three public places In Price.
a G.. ANDERSON,
President.
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CHARGED WITH FALSLY
OBTAINING LARGE SUM
spcciaI 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 25.-Johu w. Hayes.
alias i. II. Mcndenhall was today for
maly charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretenscs in an information
filed with tho county clerk by District
Attorney Nathan ]. Harris. on Dcccm-
Der , OF last year. Hayes. according to
the information, obtained the cash on a
check for 800 drawn oil bank of
Sapulpa. Okla. from DR.. II. S. Joyce of
Ogden, after representing 10 tho physi-
clan that he had sufficient funds in the
bank to meet the check.
The check was returned as invalid. and
the police were notified, Hayes was
finally located in Arizona, from which
state he was brought back to Ogden by
Chief OF Police Browning under n re0uisi-
ton issued by Governor William SnrN.
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Teachers in Salina Schools.
,ial TO The Tribune.

EPHRAIM April 25.-The following
teachers have been engaged, TO teach in
the schools at Sallna during the coming
school year. The list IS complete with
one exception, that OF assistant I'm the
high school. for which position there has
been no applicant. The list follows:
Principal of the high school, c. G. Con-
ley; Eighth grade and principal If he
Will take 1t. Joseph Anderson: Stena
Scorup. Miss Saur, Mary Christensen.
Ruth Gotfredson, Ruby stevens and Title
Butler, This year the schools Will be di-
vidcd The high school will he on the
lower floor of the new building and Will
not bc connected with the district school
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Bountiful Votes Bonds.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
KAYSVlLLE. April 25.-RountihIl held
its third election TO bond for CITY water
works this week. which was successful
The vote for the proposition was 1l3 for
and % against the same. The first cleo
tion held last fall was tie. Al the one
held i'm February there were ilS votes for
and 81 against bonding This last election
had 10 he held because the parties who
We're going TO make the loan to the city
found that the notice OF the former cleo
tion had not been published In the news
papcrs the full period OF time required b.
law Tho city has had plans made OF tn"
proposed city waterworks and have every
thin~ in readiness TO start construction
work as soon as the bonds are sold
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Sheep -Shearing in Full Blast.
pecial to The Tribune.

EPHRAIM, April 25.-Sheep- -shearing
is going on in full blast at all OF the
corrals in this section OF the country.
Nearly all Of the wool growers have dis
posed of their wool. most of which was
contracted in the fall for 20 cents. The
sheep are all in good condition and the
flockmastcr are feeling elated over the
fine outlook Sixty men are shearing in
the corrals south of Price, where 75 900
head OF sheep Will be shorn. 4 large
shearing plant was erected at Jerico In
the Tintic valley, having thirty shearing
machines. with drying pens and elevator
for handling the wool. This plant Is be-
ing used mostly by the Fountain Green
sheep men. and over 100 900 sheep Will
be shorn there; 40 200 will be shorn In
the corrals west OF this city. and So
600 at ChristianberE. south Of Manti.
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LOSES HIS FOOT IN
RAILWAY ACCIDENT
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN Apr! 5.-Superintendent w.
NJ. LETTERS OF the Utah division Of the
Union Pacific received word this morning
OF an accidental injury TO Harry Morgan
a young man living at Rock Springs.
which resulted in the loss OF his right foot
and "A portion of the leg.
According 10 the information which
reached the superintendent Office. young
Morgan was attempting 10 climb on the
break beam OF moving train when losing
his footing he fell beneath the cars The
train was stopped and the injured man
hurried TO tho railroad hospital at Rock
Springs. where the amputatinn o( his
foot was found 10 be necessary.
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SIS. 900 DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST THE 0. S. L..
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO, April 25,-The case Of Eliza
beth Kelly against the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad company
came on for trial in the Fourth district
court today. Plaintiff is suing for dam
ages in the sum of $4,000 for personal
injuries alleged TO have been sustained
by plaintiff by being thrown from the de-
PENDANT company's track by an engine
OF Il passing train Rt American Fork,
April %. 1909. Negligence is charged
against the company in exceeding the
speed limit OF eight miles per hour and
falling to have watchman 10 warn peo-
ple of the approach of trains. The de-
fcndant company answers and charges
that the plaintiff was responsible for
her injuries by stepping on the track in
front OF an approaching train. and that
there was no time for the engineer TO
avoid striking her. w. III. King represents
the plaintiff and Penncl Chcrington and
p. T.. Corfman the defendant company.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders of the West
Mountain Placer Mining company. a Utnh
corporation will be held at it's principal
office al room 5l5 nooly block Salt Lake
City, Utah. on the Goth day of May, 1910.
at 9 o clock p, m. for the purpose Of con-
sIderjng and taking action upon the ques-
tlon OF amending article V. OF the articles
OF incorporation of said West Mountain
Placer Mining company so that said artI-
Gle. when and as amended, will read rs
follows:
V. The capital stock OF this corpora
uon shall be ten thousand dollars tSl0.-
000) divided into two hundred thousand
GOO, ,Oo0) shares OF the par value OF tive
(5) cents per share.
JOHN DERN
President West Mountain Placer Co.
Dated April IS. 1910 h3S9s
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CITY COUNCIL IN
A BUSY SESSION
Board of Education Protests
Against Alleged Excessive
Water Tax.
MATTER IS REFERRED TO
COMMITTEE OF WHOLE
Other Matters of Importance
Also Engage Attention
of the SOl0ns.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO Inc tribune.
OGDEN, April 25.-Presidcnt NJ. S.
Browning and DR.. c. Z. Golfer OF the
city board of education appeared before
the city council ihis evening and pro-
tested against what they claim is an eX-
cessive water tax levied against the city
schools. The members of the board argue
that $500 Is amply sufficient each year
for the water rentals and ask the council
to adjust the matter In such way mat
the rate will be decreased for the CITY
schools, The matter was referred TO INC
council as a committee of the whole 10
meet with the board next Wednesday
night for a conference.
Upon the recommendation OF Mayor
William Glasmann the council sustained
the veto by which $3.50 was allowed CITY
Attorney James Devine and his assistants
for compilation of the revised city or
dinances. The mayor contended that the
work has not been completed and the
the ordinances are bound and indeXed and
ready for distribution.
Instead of passing the payroiis in the
waterWorks department, over the veto
of the mayor, the city council referred the
veto of c. II. Kirchers salary TO the wa
terworks committee and the mayor. May
or Glasmann objects TO the salary OF the
waterworks manager on the grounds that
1t Is excessive.
Insurance Matter.
or and the board OF Pacihc fire under
writer's the public buildings and grounds
committee was again instructed tonight TO
confer With the insurance companies OF
the board and the non-hoard companies
OH the matter of insurance rates for city
buildings.
The law committee and city attorney
recommended that the engineering de-
partment be instructed to furnish a COM
petc record OF the conditions prevailing
on Twenty fourth street between Grant
and Wall avenues prior TO the laying
OF asphatum so that the council can
again confer with the abuttlng property
owners regarding the protests made by
the latter against paying a double tax
levy for the improvement work,
John c.. willis, partner OF City Attorney
James II, Devine, WAS appointed deputy
city attorney a a salary OF $T5 a month,
The Rev. Father P, NJ, Cushnaham APP
peared before the council and requested
that Sacred Heart academy he not re-
CURED to pay the sewer tax for the new
extension recently made as the academy
is already connected with another line
The matter was referred 10 the sewer
commltte and the city engineer.
K. 4. Grant. Mayor William Glasmann
and II. NJ. Rowe. the promoters OF a Sui
livan-D Dawson boxing match which did not
come off as scheduled several weeks ago,
were refunded the $50 license fee upon
recommendation of the license committee,
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MidVale Matters.
Special TO The Tribune.

MlDNABE. April 2j.-The Utah County
Light and Power company has secured
hity-year franchise within the city for
light and power purposes The line Is 10
be extended and provide Draper. Cres-
cent Sandy and MidyaIe with electricity.
The city council has granted the Utah
Light and Railway company the privI-
lege of removing its line OF poles as well
the line Of the Independent Telc-
phone company on Center street and the
construction OF a now conioint line on
which the power of the street cars will
be placed i'm Its stead
The Peoples sta 10 bank has moved
into its new banking building on the
corner Of Main and First avenue.
The council intends rushing the con-
struCtion Of the pipe line for nrc protcc.
ton purposes Bids for this work will
be opened ON May , A Gre department
with three or more companies Of volun-
tccr fire lighters is TO be organized IN the
near future.
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PROVO W00LEN MILLS:
JESSE KNIGHT ON THEM
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO April 25.-Jesse Knight, who
returned from Salt Lake Saturday, where
he has been on jury duty. stated today,
when asked to say something concerning
the starting OF the wooden mills: II can
say nothing definite beyond the fact tina t
the mills will resume operations as soon
as possible. but nothing can be done Till
we have secured the services OF a compc-
tent man TO handle tho matter.
Such a man will be one who Is not
ONLY competent 10 handle the mills after
they are In operation, but who will know
what Is needed TO start them.
1--WE arc negotiating with such a man.
but the negotiations are not yet complete,
and until the man we select makes a re-
port on the conditions It Will be seen
that il Is impossible for me to say any
thing definite as regards the probable
date of renewed activity at the mills
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Tvs of the lnterIllOllntain ReQiOn
j. l.. COCHRAN FACES
A SERIOUS CHARGE
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 25.-The police and gov
ernment authorities have under investi-
CATION an alleged charge of rlfiinG mall
matter entrusted to the care OF j. L..
Cochran, by a friend, and it is probable
that serious charges will he preferred
against the man. who is now being held
at the city jail.
Cochran. 1t is said. was given a letter
containing $50 in currency to mall to
some one in distant city. When the
letter reached its destination only $40 WAS
found in the envelope. Explanations were
In order which resulted In the envelope
being returned and found to be a differ
ent one fro mthat intrusted TO Cochran
by the sender at Ogden.
Cochran offered TO reimburse the send
cr but the police placed him under ar
rest and are awaiting the action of the
postal authorities.
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KAYSYILLE STIRRED OVER
TOT THOUGHT TO BE LOST
Special to The Tribune.

KAYSVlLLE. April 25.-Louise. the
four year-od daughter OF Ucbcr Colcmcre
Of this place. created no end Of excite
ment here this afternoon when she
straycd from home,
Tho little girl was. missed about 4
o'clock. and when she could not be found
at the neiShbors'. a searching party.
comprising half the people of the town.
was organized and a systematic search
begun for the missing girl After me
anderng about the adjacent fields, look
ing into creeks, and the hills east of the
town, the party returned tired and weary
Upon entering the house Mrs, CoIemerc
was confronted by the missing Louise
who said, when asked whore she had
been. that she had been asleep beneath
big tree.
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Criminal Matters.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

.0II'ITdI 10 7 TIN ITTDUUc.
OGDEN, April 25.-The trial Of David
Woods. negro. charged with forgery
and the passing OF worthless check for
$l9i2 on October s. 1909. made in the
name of II. l.. Griffin & Co. was be-
gun i'm the district court this morning.
Toy Smith. the negro charged with at
tempting to kill Patrolman o. H. Mohl-
man while the latter had him under ar
rest; Henry Roberts, charged with bur-
glary i'm the second degree: Joe French
and II. G. Brlehtwell, charged with bur-
Glary in the third degree, were arraigned
in the district court and given the statu-
tory time in which to enter their pleas,
on motion of their attorneys.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
OF the Comptroller of the Currency


ltsiJ-hoI DELR- AN VI I'm L. lJt ICE
OF the Comptroller of the Currency,
Washington April 16, 1910.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned II has been
made to appear that the National Bank
Of the Republic at Salt Lake City. In the
city of Salt Lake City, In the county OF
Salt Lake and state Of Utah. has com
piled with all the provisions OF the act
of congress Ito enable national banking
associations to extend their corporate
existence. and for other purposes" ap-
proved July l.. 1882.
Now, therefore. !, Lawrence o. Murray.
comptroller of the currency. do hereby
certify that the National Bank OF the
Republic at Salt Lake City. In the city
of Salt Lake City. in the county of Salt
Lake and state of Utah, is authorized 10
have succession for the period specified
In its amended articles of association
namely. until close Of business on April
l5, 1880
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF office this 18th day OF April.
1910.
(Seal) LAWRENCE O. MURRAY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Charter No 1910.
Extension No 2SSS
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F0UR-STATE FAIR TO
BE REC0RD-BREAKER
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, April 25.-Although it is A long
time before the four-state fair opens in
Ogden. the management Is busy making
arrangements for the accommodations of
exhibitors a the grounds.
One OF the big features of the fair this
year viii be the excellent racing pro-
gramme. The directors Of the fair asso-
citation have announced that S23 500 will
be offered In purses for this one attrac-
ton. The races will open on September
2S and Will continue each day until the
fair closes, September %.
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MRS. ". X. VANDERBILT
PASSES THROUGH OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN April 25.-Accompanied by a
party Of friends who are travelling with
her In the private car Republic" Mrs
w. k Vanderbilt. Jr. who is reported
to be on the eve Of bringing suit for a
divorce. passed through ogden this
morning at { o'clock. During the short
stop in Ogden none Of the party left the
car. and Mrs. Vanderbilt remained in her
stateroom. The ear occupied by the
Vanderbilt. party came into ogden al
tached TO the fast mail and left for New
York over the Union Pacific
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Will Ask New Trial.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 25.-The Ogden Steam
laundry. against which a verdict for S3500
was obtained by Frank =. Harris. who
lost an arm while at work In the dry
cleaning department year ago, has given
notice Of an intention to move for a new
trial on the ground of errors in the in
structlonS OF the judge to the jury and
lnsufilciency OF evidence 10 warrant the
verdict. Harris brought suit for $4,000
and obtained the judgment for $4,000 a
week ago. The young man is a cripple
for life.
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Funeral of Pioneer.
Special to The Tribune.

fIFCIUI 10 7 Nc ITIUUTlP,
M1DNALE. April 25.-The funeral serv~
fees OF the late Larkin II Bradford were
held In the West Jordan ward house
Sunday morning.
The deceased was the pioneer tinsmith
OF Salt Lake City. His five sons and n
son -in-law acted as pall-bearers. The
lnterment was made in the salt Lake
City cemetery.
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Burial Of Gerald Durhin.
pecial to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
PARK CITY. April 25,-The remains Of
Gerald Durhin, former resident of this
place who was killed by the falling OF
n bucket on him in the Badger mine at
Butte, Mont, was brought to this city
Saturday and the funeral services were
held from the Catholic church yesterday
afternoon. The Rev. Father Galligun Of
iciated, 4 large company OF friends at
tended the funeral.