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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06


: avenue Tuesday afternoon.
. Tho Post bridge party will lac
" entertained Tuesday afternoon by
: Mrs, Byron Conrad The Tuesday
: bridge tournament VIII meet this
: week With Mrs j. P. Megeath
: The Thursday bridge tournament
: will be entertained this week bv
: Miss Borine Leary. The evening
. bridge tournament recently organ
: lied with the following members,
: Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss
. Cary Marshall Miss Ehuor Stew
: art, Miss Nlinettc Bacr, Miss Lo-
: rine Bcary. Miss Stella Fabian,
and Alex Thomas, Athol Rawlius,
. i. Clark, Fred Smith, W Trask
/. and James Hogle will meet this
. week on Saturday evening with
: Miss Stewart.
Invitations are out for the Sow
enth annual breakfast of the La
: dies Literary club, 10 be held
: Friday, February IS, at the New
Louvre.
Mrs. U. G. Moser will entertain
at n large bridge tea at her homo
on Virginia street Wednesday aft
cTnoon.
The sophomore class of tho Uni
versiiy Of Utah will entertain at
a dance at the Odeon Friday even
; ing.
: The pupils of Miss Bentley's
school will entertain their friends
and patrons at play and infor-
NAL musical at tho school Friday
) evening.
Miss Olive Benson will entertain
Il number Of her friends at a
: luncheon at her home next Sat
; urday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Mr.. and MIRA. Charles n
yesterday for southern =
be gone several months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

The sophomore class of tho Uni
versity of Utah will entertain at
a dance at the Odeon Friday even
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Miss Hazel Dorius eal
members OF the Tuesday
club at her home. when q
Joycd and prizes won by d
and Lulu Jiarr. The ned
be Tuesday. February B. n
Cummings at 3T6 Fifth ay|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Invitations are out for the sew.
enth annual breakfast of the La
dies Literary club, TO be held
Friday, February IS, at the New
Louvre.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

The members OF the n
earten club have organic
called the West End club.
formed for the purpose .
girls in the free kindergar|
will hold q meeting each
free Kindergarten rooms
West End club. After q
gram. n social hour "a
meeting which is greatly 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

The Friday Evcninr o..
dolightfully entertained az
Mrs W. Foster on Seoona
prizes were Won by Mr.
Mrs. Lewis Evans. Aftor +,
given q dainty Luncheon ~.
next meeting Will he held (
ruary L.. when the husba,
members win be en;erfojn'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Miss Margaret Gibbons entertained
a few tables AT an informal bridge
SATURDAY afternoon in honor of Mrs.
w. Il. Warren of Fruita, Colo, who is
visiting hcrc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

The Misses Homestead entertained a
few friends at delightful Kcnsington
Saturday afternoon III honor of Miss
Esther Allen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Miss Olive Benson will entertain
number Of her friends at a
luncheon at her home next Sat
urdsy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

The pupils Of Miss Bentley ,,
school will entertain their friends
and patrons at play and infor
NAL musical at tho school Friday
evening.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-17
Kelley Would Not Sell
Foot Of Land

!, Ed. Kelley returned from Washing.
ton, where he went several weeks ago,
for the purpose of putting up Ice for
the Great Northern. He, was but q
short distance from the scene Of the
terrible accident, where so many lost
their lives by a snow slide. He says
that 154 bodies have been taken from
the train already and there are more
20 follow, including two or three
coach loads of Dagoes, who have not
been taken into account as yet. The
papers did not tell half the awful
news. One train was reported to
have been struck BY I small rock.
which fell down the mountain, wreck
ing and burning 1t. Mr.. Kelley saw
the small rock which he declares
:. is larger than the Leland hotel. He
went out to Soap Lake, on the prairie.
and remained there until after the
danger had passed.
"Talk about land in the West" Mr..
Kelley said, II have concluded that
not foot Of my Ward county land il
for sale at any price,
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MS 10. u. issE. =. q. Gang
bsA .........: =. ........ IA
7eS4--Jaa. 70, 1894, Mn. Whlts-
man ...........'... ..5...s.'.s Ay1v
1856 Jan. II, 1904, Lulu Dale. lie
7963-Jan. 12. 1904, j. n. Mel
son ....,............... $500. i.l0
7973-Jan. -, 1904. Mrs. Hall. SOC
Com. Lokensgard moved for the
adoption Of the following resolution:
Whereas. One Thomas Allen. feeble
minded, and resident Of Ward coun-
ty, has been sent to the institute for
feeble-minded at Grafton, N. OAK, and
Whereas, his father. N. J Allen,
is not able to defray the expenses OF
same, be it hereby 81.
Resolved, that Ward county pay the
expenses Of keeping said Thomas Al
len at the institute until such time
as Mr.. NJ. ]. Allen can pay same.
Notion seconded by Com. Glein and
carried.
Moved by Com. Gleia and seconded
by Com. Lokensgard that the board
adjourn to 9 o'clock, March LIST, 1910.
Motion carried.
LOUIS A. LARSON.
County Auditor.
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furnished and said Henry Newman
has not been doing all in his power to
sink SAID we'll and furnish water, now,
therefore,
Be It Resolved, That the auditor be
and he is hereby instructed to notify
said Henry Newman that the county
will not. be responsible for board Of
himself and his one man from this
date, and that copy of this resolu.
ton be sent to Mrs. WeAdt.
Moved by Com. Abbott that the ap-
,plication for abatement of taxes Of
Roy Cassin be accepted as asked for.
and that the auditor be and he Is
hereby instructed to make the proper
corrections on the tax books. Motion
seconded by Com. Lokensgard, and
carried. E
Moved by Com. Lokensgard that
tho application for abatement Of taxes
Of Adam Schoenwald be accepted. for
the reason that it is double assess.
ment on the structures, and that the
auditor be and he is hereby instructed
to make the proper corrections on the
tax books. Motion seconded by Com.
Abbott and carried.
Moved by Com. Glein that the pc
tition, signed BY William B. Allen and
others, for the organization Of Town
ship ISL, Range SO to be named Rush.
Vile, be accepted and that the auditor
be and he is hereby instructed to
have the proper notices posted for IN
election at the usual voting place in
said township On March 18th, 1870
Motion seconded BY Com. Lokensgsr1
and carried. Ill members voting In the
affirmative. .,8s,4. w. ~ n.
Moved BY Com. Lokenssard that the
petition signed by H. ;. Young and
others for the organization of Town.
ship 152, Range IS. to be named Sal
en-, be accepted and that tho audi
tor be and he 10 hereby instructed to
have the proper notices posted for
IN election in said township ct the
usual voting place, on March 18TH,
1910. Notion seconded by Com. Glefn
and carried. all members voting In the
Affirmative. ~
Moved by Com. Abbott and second
ed by Com. Lokensgard that the bosl3
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-17

! Proceedings
OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
ErRlav. Feb. Is, 1910. 7@~1,rs

INCONSISTENCIES VI TIE 0OOnO -
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Friday, Feb. Is, 1910. 7@~@~
NE board met at 2 o'clock, Friday,
m. 7Sth, as per adjournment, with
~ he members present. Chairman
Amnlson in the chair.
Moved by CON-. Glein. that the ap-
n1Duation for. abatement of taxes Of
ESNsan g. Heritage, that was rejected
a. q. 1909, be reconsidered. Mo-
elsA seconded by Com. Lokensgard,
xna carried, all members voting IN
~ Affirmative. y. @sa
lEayeA by Com Glein that the ap.
t3ea1en for abatement of taxes Of
Rn6an &. Heritage be accepted, for
n feaaop that there was no struc'
hsrea on said lot and that the audi.
~ u and he is hereby Instructed to
uann ne proper corrections on the
eax berks. Motion seconded by Com.
AaeaBssafd and carried. all members
vsfans in the affirmative.
mTed b. Com Lokensgard that the
soulication for abatement Of taxes Of
hu1A.K Officer, on the ne quarter Of
aE-8 Twp. ISL, Rye. Sc, be accept
AZ ipr the reason that said land was
~ proved up until July 20. 1909.
aa seconded BY Com. Giein and
aaax1Ba. a A.
O.. Hurd moved for the adoption
- IA following resolution, which mo
UR va duly seconded by Com. Glein
- carried. all members voting in the
~kmatlre.
xAereas,. one Henry Newman con-
egneteA' With Ward county, on the 5th
tes u October, 1909. to sink aswell
81 furnish water on the county roor
- within = reasonable length Of
SAe. ~
Whereas, Ward county was to fur
"a Board for said Henry Newman
~ une man, and .s
Whe1eas> In the judgment of this
1lR9 = reasonable length OF time
~. aKpired and - water has been
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have two four disc Moline engtno
plows for which I paid }27e. al good
as new, that I win sell cheap. or VIII
trade for horse or anything else that
I can make use Of, % have no uss
for them. Geo. L. stroup, 0lenbur1.
N. D. SIC t.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
Near Snapshots of
Wild Bears New Fad

Near Snapshots of lhey nave way OF testing rn uase
Yosemite valley this
VIVA bears I'VE" Fad the fellow who stands
overhangng Glacier
but who snapshot of the bears
The bears the familiar They
family OF black bruins who have known the inside The
soldiers
of of Yosemite Accordingly, the bears have
venuring open quest Somebody
the batting the edge of the woods
the there of the afternoon
o feed.
The tourists gather and wait Some gather within few rods of the
feeding
steady
this safe elevated for rs
Meats fruit and left the bear rocks By and by the old
mother bear pok of the brush the table spread
according she advances and nspects the she
licking that roll cuff other while they dine
Sometimes the father of the family the table and other
appearing
slide They
friends audience,
anced closely that the old bear has ungd their direction actually
chased them
When the bears have departed the shooters seek the dark
develop films
only evidence accepted how close fellow
showed that he
somebody that he
He drummd foodp
sending
"Shinge ShavingS and "Toohsome Tacks"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
YARN OF THE SYMPATHETIC
SAILOR

went into a public 'ouse to get a
glass O. beer;
The barmaid. 'aving winked 'er eye, re-
marked to me: "Wot cheer!
This weathers simply marvellous, but if
you'll parding me,
You don't require no glass o. beer, you
wants a cup O. tea
Which, 'aving spoke them crool words,
'er tears begins ter rain.
And I politely axes 'er what causes her
sech pain?
Then, wiping of 'er tears aw'y, she says
to me, says she:
This wearer's simply marvellous! Do
ave cup O. tea"
I 'ates to see female gal a-shedding
bitter tears
When customers is waitin' at the bar
fer bitter beers;
And so / axes 'er once more to tell to
me the worst,
And bein' full tof sympathy perceeds
ter sauench me thirst.
Then, with an absent minded air, she
drors a glass O. gin,
And swallerin the same. she says:
''Now, where shall 1 begin?
'Tis orful kind of you to take sech in
terest in me;
This weather's simply marvellous! Do
ave cup o. tea.
You see, I'm simply wastin' of me
talents drorin' beer,
An, strictly confidenshul, let me whis-
per in yer ear,
Next week I'm goin' on the stige; I've
got a lovely part;
/ comes on in the second act, an wears
a di'mond heart.
"And other things in course 1 wears,
but it's an orful strain;
A actress learnin' of 'er part requires
a lot of brain.
So all day long l says me lines, and
these is them, you see:
This weathers simply marvellous! Do
ave cup O. tea .
Poor gal.'' says 1, I pities you, L does,
upon me word:
Your story is the saddest one as 1 ave
never card
Alas! the ways of wimmnkind is won
derful an strange,
For when 1 wasn't watchin' er she
went an sneaked me change!
Puck
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
The lnsiIer
Society NJ afrOn Is
a Mighty Pedestrian

spighly young maron u ~ Zen
Mighty Pedestrian proves has not the keen
in trail as pedest4n
Eleanor Sears backed the board and in the class OF weston
The Yosemite valey-and out OF ro
friends the lady took ' %
trail Glacier The passed the nnt at - the
the overhangng enjoy the gion
had
they took the Pohono ~
Is mile hike valley. Mrs B fingered long on uhe
rock when she downward all her parry
except old She joined him. and they
trail They had been te
part OF the way @
did led them OF sight OF te @
entirely and the boy swung along u
tentedy her heels They trudged and and on NO
The lady and the BOY sat
beside little and ate
the boy produced from a pocket 5-;,t
The brook and leaned far down to arn
The which he held and into the chilling water oTd
Mrs B. him without her feet Safe on dry gIIu
The shveing
dripping
her
clothing boy h1ded corner OF
the shack clad in the adys khaki jacket
and they took the tra1
The lady to
evidence that they the floor OF the valley
At o'clock they following emerged
B- fears that they had taken conhrned
had 20 miles; would be push on 10
Wawona After few minutes they hit the dusty road At ~ @
walked Wawona hotel asked telephone
called valley found the
the trail the
Did take the tra? foolish question number stee
thousand the
B. all the the
I'll call landlord
him cash verbal check for So the kid and have only 81 cents
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
Secretary Nagel
Should Do
Some Explaining

suffer- When these threats failed prove effective the secretary
took camer and stood his dignity supported by the state
that congress had him absolute discretion the matter
of permitting seals be killed the islands.
Mr. Honady easily succeeds proving from the records of
that this Mr.. Tafts
congress the subject explicitly recommended
the killing of seals the islands and this the understanding
which the committee reported the bill avorab Mr.
Nagel himself party this understanding because he asked
the committee make appropriation of $4,000 for the support
of the natives who would lose the previously paid them
killing the seals. AS Senator Hale said the floor:
If effect the closed these Indians will be living
nothing
of their temporarily until
killing takes place the felt the
make provision take of them in the
This by Hale demonstrates the existence of
explicit understanding with Nage that killing
given express
Now that seal killing what becomes
this $4,000?
Nagel tells Hornaday that his advisers believe killing
limited number of seals the islands will be the
herd One of these advisers Special Agent Lenbkey whom
Hornaday of having personal interest killing
However that be- is clear that Mr. Honaday established
a strong against the secretary
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

LIABILITY-E A., City Please inform me
TO the financial responsibility of stock holders
In a California corporation. That is, is each in
debt Of the corporation, or only portion in pro-
portion to the number of shares he holds?
The constitution of the state under
which the laws governing corporations
are framed says: Each stock holder of
a corporation or joint stock association
shall be individually and personally
liable for such proportion of all its
debts and liabilities contracted or in
Cured during the time he was stock
holder as the amount of stock or shares
owned by him bears to the whole of the
subscribed stock or shares of the cor
poration or association"
THREE OF KIND-,F. c., City. In game
of poker does straight beat three of kind:
Yes, unless otherwise specified before
the game is begun.
PIoNEER-G W. G., City. When a convict
is discharged from San Quentin, does be receive
transportation to the point from which he was
committed?
He does not.
pIFFERENcE-N.. n, conejo. What is the
difference of the height of water at both ends
of the Panama canall
To a similar question the United
States photographic Office has furnish ed
the following answer: THE level of
mean tide is practically the same at
both ends of the Panama and Nicara-
qua canal routes, but at Panama the
tide ranges from 10 feet above to 10
feet below mean sea level. At Colon it
ranges from to 8 inches above to to
inches below mean sea level and at
Brito or San Juan del Sur the tide
ranges in the extreme from 4 feet
above to 5 feet below mean sea level,
while at Greytown 1t ranges less than
5 inches above and below mean sea
level
Thus with a sea level canal built
along either the Nicaragua or Panama
route there would be through currents
from the Pacific to the Atlantic at the
times of high tide at the Pacific ter
mini, and from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc at the times of low tide at the
Pacific termini.
Assuming that the Pacific tide rises
about feet, suppose it to be high tide
at San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, at
noon, what would be the approximate
difference in the level of the Atlantic
at the same time, is a specific question,
and we say that at the time of high
tide at San Juan del Sur it is two hours
after high tide at Greytown, and if the
assumed rise of s feet at San Juan del
Sur is above mean sea level the differ
ence in level between the two ends Of
the canal would be about 7% feet
FATA-Reader. San Lorenzo in an old vol
ume read "Fata Morgana.'' What is that
1t is sort of mirage occasionally
seen in the straits of Messina between
Italy and Sicily. Fata is Italian for
fairy, Nor means sea and CANA, lady
A fairy of that name lived at the bot
tom of lake, and being immensely
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26

rich dispensed her treasures to whom
soever she liked The first mention Of
her is in Orlando Inamorato as Lady
Fortune"
. RICHEST MoNARcH-s. D.. City. Which Of
the reigning monarchs is the richest in his
own property rights?
1t is believed and has been asserted
that the car of Russia is the richest
o,I EGG s.,sl ssHELLs-A. c.. City. For long time
our iamily has put egg shells In the coffee to
clear IL. Have just been told that 1t causes
warts to form on the lining Of the stomach. Is
that true? -
None of the medical works attributes
such result to egg shells when used
as you describe.
SlGNATURE-M., City. In an action for uu
lawfully signing the name of person to doc
verbal permission?
Verbal permission to sign a name. if
1t can be established by competent
proof, is equal to written permission
and the law would not rule that out
as defense.
.ne United States congress make annual ap-
preparation for religious missionary purposes?
1t does not.
fESTlMONY-M, City. Do the federal courts
ADMIT as many trashy questions or testimony
as DO the police courts?
AS rule the federal courts are more
dignifed, but as to trashy questions
or testimony 1t is impossible to an
sWer, for the reason that the court can
not guess what questions an attorney
may ask or what testimony witness
may give.
LIFE-subscriber. City. What is the greatest
ses depth from which evidence Of life has been
obtained?
The United States ship Albatross In
us deep sea soundings near the Tonga
islands brought up evidence of life
from a depth of 4,173 fathoms, or 25,-
oSs feet below the level of the ocean.
BIRTH--A. S.. City. claims that he was
born In Sacramento in 1876 and asserts that
the truth OF this matter?
The board of health ought to have
record OF the date of birth.
ART sCHOoL-Reader. City. When was the
ar srt school OF Yale university opened and who is
eligible to admission?
1t was established in 1864. 1t is open
10 students of both sexes and provides
instruction in drawing, painting,
sculpture, architecture and copper plate
etchihgs. The regular course covers
three years The holder of the VIM
chester fellowship is entitled to two
years residence and study abroad.
SAN QUENTIN-E. f.. City. which is the
easiest way to reach the state prison at San
quentin from San Francisco?
By ferry to Sausalito and thence by
rail- TO Greenbrae. Short stage ride or
walk to the prison.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
RSONS IN THE NEWS

JOHN LEONARD PROCTOR OF the department
of justice at Washington was in the city yes
terday for few hours. He left on steamer
for San Diego. where be will remain about
week He will return to this city later. Proc
tors special duties are with the criminal de-
partment of the national banking system
j. E ALEXANDER has resigned his position as
superintendent of the St Francis hotel He
has interested himself in company that will
promote earnivaIs and provide original enter
tainment for special festivals.
H. E. ROBINSON of GiIroy. W. H. Spencer Of
San Luis obispo and Thomas Cahill Of Gin
cinnati are among the recent arrivals at the
Manx.
w. H WEBER, q mining Of Fairview.
who is interested in the Nevada Hills mine, Is
at the st. Francis with Mrs. Weber
NJ ]. McTHANY, owner of extensive ranches at
CORTLAND in the Sacramento valley, and Mrs.
McThany are at the Turpin.
WILLIAM T. JETER, banker and former lieu
tenant governor OF the state, is at the st.
Francis with Mrs Jeter.
F. w. HEINTzELMAN. who is In charge of
yards of the Southern Pacific at Sacramento. is
registered at the Palace
A. X. pETwILER, the telephone magnate Of
Toledo. and F. E. Calkins. his attorney, are
guests at the Stewart.
A. H. BRAwNER, manufacturer Of New
York. is among the recent arrivals at the Fair
mont.
MISS j. MOORE from Eureka is at the Bel
mont.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
Patriotic Citizens
Keep Pictures Busy

Patriotic Citizens the day IN the
enterprisng of Ashland, said
eeP riefHeS OnS' the trade visiting
southern Il off the
the Sunday schools all the lodges
Guided about everybody
The houses looked Simply nobody around wonder
whether I'd find the door locked when
a
sidewalks
the enthusiasm and added the activity enough to 6
hoolhou sidewalks
l bumped into fellow / knew.
"Why, all that's is
blocks of the for? ~ -
Why the good people simply doing their
myf is
have here and child
place home is doing his best to help the picture" -
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26

J. 6. LocKHART. mining man with interests
IN TINS state and in Nevada. is at the stewart.
HARRY WHITE, former mayor of Seattle. is
at the St. Francis registered from Los Angeles.
II. r. WARNER, manager Of the Hotel del
Monte. is at the St. Francis with Mrs. Warner.
j. T. GIAsSoN and daughter and Mrs Dve.
tourists from Texas. are at the Belmont.
]. W. JACKSON, a manufacturer Of Chicago.
and Mrs. Jackson are at the Turpin.
GEORGE L. HARVEY, prominent truitra,
from Marysville. is at the stanford
J. W. HUPP, a mining man OF Trinity county.
is at the Stewart with aIrs. Hupp.
J. Q. ELLIOT lumberman Of santa Barbara.
and Mrs Elliot are the Colonial
3. R. BAUMGARDT, publisher Of Los Anss-
les is staying at the Palace.
A. j. FAIRBANKS. owner Of the stage hns at
Willis. is at the Stanford
Mr.. AND MRS. ]. W. GU1BERscN Of coreoran
are guests at the Palace.
W. B. MCMILLAN, Iumberman of rurek, Ia
at the Stewart
+. H GRIswoLD of Chicago is staying at the
Fsirmont.
JUAN B. zAsEL of Me1icO 5 registered at the
Palace.
CLARK SNYDER, a merchape and melon grower
grower from Lodi, and Mrs snyder are at the
Dale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
A sARDoNIC MoToRIsT

Where's your automobile?"
Traded 1t off," replied Mr.. Chuggins.
What for?"
One of those street pianos. When I
stand in front of and turn the crank
for Is or 20 minutes I'll at least have
the satisfaction of hearing a tune
Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
A sTRATEGEM

Crimson Gulch made wonderful
showing in it's census figures
Yes" replied Bronco Bob. I'VE took
care of that. Three-finger Sam was
the census taker. We gave him un-
limited credit at the Pink Paradise sa-
loon and took care that he never went
to work until he was seein' at least
double. Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-26
INSTINCT

Sick Magnate Cfeebly)-what is that
on the table there?
Secretary-That? That is the doc
tors medicine case
Sick magnate (relieved) )-Thanks. /
-er-thought it was a camera.-Puck.