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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
TO REOPEN
PROVO WOOLEN MILLS
Members of Manufacturers As.
SOciatiOn Are the Movers
i'm the Matter.

Members Of tho Manufacturers associa-
tion OF Utah are to make A final effort
today TO arrange for tho rcopcnnG Of
the Provo WOODEN mills, which have been
idle for several years. d. f. Collctt. sec
rotary OF the association. has been In
communication with several experienced
wooden mill men and Thomas Sumner
OF La Porte Ind, has written. saying that
ne had inspected tho Provo mills and
found them 10 he In excellent condition
and well equipped
MIR. Colctt says there are any num-
bcr Of expert mill operators i'm Utah who
have had experience in other states and
in Europe who could be employed at
Provo IL tho mills can be opened
The directors Of the mill company will
meet al Provo Tuesday TO decide on the
sale nj In" plant but II is possible that
In case the members of the Manufac-
turcrs' association cannot complete their
plans for organizing a company TO opcU-
ate tho mill IN" officers Of the company
VIII he asked 10 postpone their disposal
of the plant until later date,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. January 13. 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until I:30 clock p, m, Fri
constructing CITY crock aqucduct, includ
ing dam for catch basin. and excavation
for settling pond above dam, according
TO plans on dlc In the City Engineers
disc
Instructions TO bidders, together with
plans profile specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may he obtained
upon application at the office OF the
Board of Public Works or the City En-
glnccr.
The right is reserved 10 reject any ard
all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Public
II. c. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
dliIn
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Iron mountain near Cedar city. and big
copper deposits. promises tho most local
traffic: but to The west Of 81 GcorEe is
country. So much for the st. George
route.
Eliminating the route down the
Meadow Valley wash AZ abandoned the
map shows various other surveys. One
leaves The present main line at Crest
line, Just west OF the Utah Nevada state
limo. and runs over ShccpsprinGs pass
(6i6Ot down Condor canyon G2SS) TO
Panaca, then across Meadow valley and
over Bonnet pass t5191l. down the west
side oi the Meadow Valley range OF
mountains cross tho Hike divide near
PahrnnaEat lake, then south along that
valley 10 about half way lo Monpa,
where the line turns west again. crosses
the Arrow Canyon mountains aud the
broken bench lands beyond into Mormon
well then 10 the tracks of the Las Vegas
K Tonopah about twelve miles out Of
Las Vegas, then into Las Vegas over
those tracks.
Numerous Old Surveys.
Another routc more or less along tho
same lines starts at Crcstlinc. follows
the tracks of the route Just spoken OF.
but does not enter Condor canyon, u
goes on north 20 Phoebe, thcn still
farther north over Bristol pass t6li5).
Here branch several surveys. one to the
west oycr. Coyote springs pass t5535l,
and sun farther over Coal Valley pass
t521O into Coal valley. Somewhere
alonG hcrc Il limo wandcrS south 10 IIllo
and still on south to Pahranagat lake,
where the other routcs are joined.
Three more routes arc Indicated on
the map ono has been apparently sur
vcycd. more or less. and tho others are
largely matter of guessing. Orc of
these three IL from Panaca down the
cast side of the Meadow Valley wash
range, practically parallel with the old
line but mp on tho foothills, This route.
however. must apparently encounter
much tunnel and bridge work and be
fun of curves because Of the rough and
broken character OF the country II is
cut continually by small canyons enter
ing Tho Meadow Valley wash
similar line goes from Barclay down
the east side OF tho Meadow Valley
wash also high UP on the hills OF the
Mormon range This is open TO prac-
tically all the objections Of the line Just
mentioned.
The map in question. however. indi-
Gates that at one iimo survey was run
which. so far. no mention has
been made. Tho line leaves Calicntc and
keeps out OF the Meadow Valley wash
bv staying up on tho hills To the east
till icth is reached. Here tho line
goes on down the west Side Of the wash
To a[oapa or vicinity This seems TO be
a compromise between the two lines. one
to the west and the other to the cast,
that parallel the old line but stick To the
high broken ground. This compromise
line. however. starting from Calicntc. is
subject to floods. but this could be avoid
cd by beginning al Barclay.
The above tells. In a general way. all
that is known at present in certain cnSi-
nccring circles AS 10 the new route.
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idaho and Utah Have Mutual interest

Special TO The Tribune
BOISE. Jan. 25.-'That Idaho aud Utah
have a mutual interest in the rapidly
growing good roads movement and
should work together for the common
good OF both. is the expression OF Charles
a. QTigley of Salt Lake head Of the
Studcbaker company in the west. who is
I'm Boise on business. Mr.. QuiGlcy is ac-
companied by Lester u. Freed. president
OF the Freed Furniture company. Both
were appointed by Governor Spry 10 rep
resent Utah at the lntcrmountain Good
Roads convention.
According TO Mr.. Quiglcy. a great
intcrmountain system Of good roads con-
meeting the principal cities OF Idaho.
Utah Montana and Wyoming is being
advocated apropos Of the good roads con-
vcnton.
In an interview MIR. Quiglcy and Mr.
Freed expressed pleasure AT the manner
In which Boise has received the invita-
tlnn extended by salt Lake 10 ioin in
the great intcrmountain carnival and
spoke in most complimentary words of
the rapid growth OF Boise
VIC arc amazed nj the progress Boise
has made I'm recent years" said Mr..
Freed. and from what we have been
able 10 learn Of conditions. II looks as
though your city were going to expert
ence ono of the biggest booms ever seen
i'm the west. ] never mot so many boost =
crs outside Of Salt Lake. and il the pco-
pie here keep mp that spirit | must
admit that Boise viii make Salt Lake
hustle However. th"Vc never can be
anything but friendly rivalry between
Boise and Salt Lake We have our field
and YOU have yours. and both are scpa =
rate and distinct. Boise and Salt Lake.
In my opinion. destined 10 be the
greatest inland cities of the west They
are sister cities and p,ust walk hand In
hand down the path OF prosperity and
economic Development"
Concerning the good roads movement,
Mr.. Quielcy said: Good roads make u
city possible and they benefit the farm
ing community even more. Good roads
have made southern California famous
and have attracted hundreds of thou
sands OF lovers OF beautiful country
10 that state. Los Angeles has spent
$500 900, and the state OF California will
spend $4,000. 400 ON GOOD roads alone in
tho ncxt ten years. This should bc a
good lesson to us. | say us because
Idaho and Utah are together. and they
must work together for the common
good in this new. big movement for
good roads. We arc going To- try TO bond
Salt Lake county for 100000 bonds FOR
good roads. l think that Ada county
could make no better Investment than
To spend $n0O,00n on good roads in two
years. N the state OF Idaho would spend
s ooo.o00 year for the next ten years
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SALTA|R FRANCHISE
AGAIN CONSIDERED
Matter Taken Up at Special
Meeting of Committee on
Municipal Laws.
SUBSTITUTE MEASURE
Is TO BE SUBMITTED
No Third Tracks Allowed. and
Proposed Route Materially
Changed.

4 special meeting OF the municipal
laws committee OF the city council was
held Tuesday night in the office of Coun-
Gilman w. &. Lyme, at which the Saltair
franchise was considered. It was decided
10 submit a substitute franchise for the
original ono. submitted by tho Salt Lake
Los Angeles company, and recommend
its passage,
Several important changes will he en-
bodied In the substitute franchise, among
which VIII bo the running of the cars
from North Temple street down Main
street 10 First South. instead OF to South
Temple. rs originally planned. From Main
and First South ihc cars VIII be run west
10 First West and then north to North
Temple, and then west To Fifth West,
and thcn souIh TO South Temple, and
then west TO tho city limits and 10 Salt
air over the present tracks OF the COM
pany.
There viii bc no third tracks on any
OF the streets and no ntcrlacnG tracks.
and the company will be required TO
make arrangements with tho Utah Light
and Railway company for the use of Its
tracks wherever the Saltair linc runs
over streets whore such tracks are al
ready laid This will do away with the
necessity of having intcrlacnG tracks
over the North Temple street vaduct,
which was Objectionable to residents on
the west side of the city. and will pre-
vent the congestion Of traffic on the VIA
duct
Another Provision,
y provision VIII also he made i'm the
franchise Tor the handling of the clty's
garbage by the Saltair line upon the
same terms as il is now being handled
by tho RambcrEcr line. The company
VIII also he required to construct a con-
crete aGucduct over City crock along
North Temple street from Third West TO
Main street. and TO construct IFS track
along tho top OF the aqucduCt. The sub
stitutc franchise will probably be ready
10 he submitted to the council Monday
night.
IL is very likely that tho committee
will also submit Il resolution requiring
the Oregon Short Line company TO widen
the North Temple street viaduct by about
twenty-five or thirty feet. The original
plan provided for its being that much
wider. but In some unaccountahlc manner
the plan was changed and never carried
out as originally approved by the council.
The committee is OF the opinion that the
present viaduct is not nearly wide enough
TO accommodate the traffic over II, and,
IL possible the company Will me COM
PEELED to widen it,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Office Of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake city. January II. 1911

office OF the Board Of Public Works
Salt Lake city, January II. 1910
Sealed proposals win be received at
this office until 1:30 o'clock p. m. Fri
constructing pipe sewers in Sewer Ex-
tension No. 25S. according 10 plans on
hlc in the City Engineers office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans profile. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may he obtained
upon application 81 tho office OF the
Board Of Public Works or the City En-
Einccr.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
By order of the Board OF Public
Works.
II G. MCMILLAN Chairman.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sEOCKHoLD-
ERS'. MEETING

Notice is hereby given that there v,,
he held a special meeting of the stock
holders of Utah Savings 81 Trust company
Main street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah 1non
Monday; the 7th day OF February i9io
AT 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF
alnShdlng The articles OF Incorporation OF
Increasing the number of the board OF
directors OF said company from seven ~
70 eleven Old members. Done In pursu-
ance Of resolution OF its board OF direc
tors,
Dated this 18Th day OF January, 1910.
w. s. MCCORMICK
President.
HEBER NJ. WELLS
Scc'y and Mgr.
al io7
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Otllce OF the Board or Public Works.
Salt Lake CITY, January IL. 1910.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until 80 o'clock p. m, Fri
constructing pipe sewers i'm Sewer Ex-
tension No. 30, according to plans on
hlc In tho City Engineers office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans. profile. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may he obtained
upon application at the office of the
glnccr.
Tho right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Public
Works,
II. G. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
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nEr.INorJENT NOTICE.

Tho Little Chlct Mining and Milling
company: principal place of business 2al' @
Lake city. Utah; location OF mine Euro
ka Juab county, Utah, r.,
Notice-Thcrc is delinquent on the toi-
lowing described stock, on account oi as
gcsgmcnt No AZ, OF ono % cent per
share, levied on the Sth day OF Decem-
Der. 1909, the amount set opposite the
name of tho shareholder. as follows;
30 cert Name. Shares. Amt
2O67-bnI. 20iS-Dern & Thomas. 4 .oi
And in accordance with tho law anc
an order OF the board OF directors. madc
on the Sti, day Of December, 1909 sc
many shnros OF stock as may be ncccs,
sary VIII bo sold 1T public auction, al
room No. S22, Newhouso building. Main
the 31st day or January, 1910. at IL
o'clock noon. TO pay tho delinquent as
sessment thereon together with the cost
OF advertising and expense OF sale.
IANlES p DRISGOII. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND
ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that al election
has been called and will he held In each
municipal ward of Salt Lake City on the
29th day OF January, A. D.. 1910. to vote
upon tho question: Shall the board oi
education OF salt Lake City issue and
sell bonds of the number. amount. demon
ination. rate OF Interest and running for
the number OF years hereinafter set out.
1. Said election will he held in Sal,
Lake City. Utah. on Saturday the twenty
ninth day OF January. 1910. There will
be five polling places. ono in each of the
five municipal wards, as follows:
City and County building.
Second Municipal Ward-No. 81 Post
office place.
Third Municipal Wsrd-HIgh school,
corner First North and Second West
streets.
Fourth Municipal Wart'-Lonefellow
school. corner street and First avenue.
First, South. between 4th and 5th Eas,
streets,
?. The names OF the Judges TO conduct
the election at the respective polling
First Municipal Ward-A. L. Hamlin.
NO. llS1 PRINCETON avenue: VIM. Groes-
Second Municipal Ward-Alfrcd c.
Ihorne. IA West Sixth South street;
George HickenlooPer 4if South Second
Wes, street; Mrs. Ella NJ. AplIn. $40
Third Municipal William u.
Neal, 290 Center street: Thomas t.. Ier-
cmy, 5S North Sixth West street: H. NJ
III, Luud. 646 West North Temple street.
Fourth Municipal Ward L. l.. Sloan.
2i2 { street: VIM. II. Tibbals, 1905 Third
avenue: $. y. Clawson. II Canyon road.
Firth Municipal Ward edward Pearce.
go South Tenth East street: Samuel r.
Wcstcrfield. 976 East Second South street
Mark Rcedall 129 McClelland avenue
3. The polls VIII remain open during
the time from seven o'clock In the morn
ing until seven in the evening.
4. Tho total number of bonds TO be
issued and sold II the bond Issue be ap-
proved Is seven hundred (700) and the
denomination or face value OF each bond
Is ono thousand dollars (s1000) making
the total amount Of the proposed bond
issuc seven hundred thousand dollars
$500. 0.0oOJ. 10 bear interest at the rate
OF four per cent per aunum. paya Bile
semi annually. said bond 10 run for a per
iod OF twenty years.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SALT
LAKE CITY,
j. T. Hammond. President
l.. L. Judd. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of Public Works.
Salt Lake City. January -. 1910.
Sealed proposals viii bc, received at
this office un;Il 7:20 o'clock p. m. Fri.
doy. February {. 1910. for the work of
constructing pipe sewers in Sewer EX-
tension No. 253 according 10 plans on
nle in the CITY Engineers office.
Instructions 70 bidders. together with
mans profile. specifications and forms
FOR contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office of the
Board OF Public Works or the CITY En-
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
By order OF the Board OF Public
Works.
If. G. MCMILLAN, Chairman;
1I4ng
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board of Public Works.
salt Lake city, January IL. 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 7:3O O'Clock p. M. Fri.
day. February 4. 1910. for the work OF
tension No. go according 20 plans on
liln in the CITY Engineers office.
Instructions to bidders together with
mans nrofilc specifications and forms
fnr contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application AT the office Of the
Board OF Public Works or the CITY En-
Tho right Is reserved TO reject any and
Bv order OF tho Board OF Public
II. c. MCMILLAN. Chairman;
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
office or tho Board OF Public Works.
---. SuM I.aLn CIV. .IanmarH IL. l9l0

offIce OF tho Board OF Public Works.
salt Lake CITY; III 1an,nary ,lo yr,s,,!eH H. 1910
sealed proposals On wl,l c,"i, 1g received va at
doy r February s. 1910. for the work Of
repSaiving the intersections, of Richards
streets with South Temple and First
ca,,,b streets. according To plans Oh file
In The cIty Engineers office.
distinctions To bidders. together with
mans profile. specifications and forms
To- contract 'nnd bond, may be obtained
,,y,on npplication at the office OF the
hoard Of Public Works or the City En-
gineor. .1i.
all bids. ~, -, p,,Lu.
Works. .- ,,,,
IL ~ dIJoo
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ASsESsMENT NOTICE.

promontory Mining company. cor
poratIon Principal office and place OF
business at 81 Commercial block. Salt
Lake city, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at Il meet
Ing Of The board Of directors OF the
Promontory Mining company. held on the
th gay o, 1 ~ one cen. nt ncr she ~
wns levied on the outstanding capital
STOCK Of tho corporation. payable at the
office OF said company, "a Commercial
block, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid oh tho Gath day OF
February, 1910 willie be delinquent and
advertised for salo at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on the iith day OF April. 1910. to
pay delinquent assessment. together with
the cost OF advertising and expenses oi
SALE
l.. w. PHILLIPS. Secretary
Office OF said company. IA Commercial
block. Sail Lake CITY. Utah.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Scaled proposals win he received at the
Office Of the Sacramento Valley Irriga ton
company until o'clock T.. m. February
Ia, 1910, for the excavation of one million
hFc hundred thousand q 500 000D yards az
earth, IN The construction or canals and
lalci3lS on the Sacramento Valley Irriga-
ton project BdS will Inc received for
one ar more divisions of about 20, 005 10
100000 yards each. Tho right is reserved
TO reject any or all bids. To accept a bid
on any one or more divisions and reject
the others. and To waive technical defects
as the interest OF the company may re-
specifications forms OF proposals and
plans may he inspected at The Office of
the chief engineer of the company al Wn-
lows. California.
SAC kAMENTO NALI.EY IRRIGATION
COMPANY.
by FENTRESS HILL. Manager
u1SIo
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Ogden Doing Big Business.

Sp"E'aI IN 7 n" IIIDUIt.
OGDEN. Jan. 25.-SiXty passenger
trains are now running in all directions
out Of tho local railroad yards every
eighteen hours. Beginning tomorrow
morning. two now trains Will h" put on
by tho Union Pacific 10 take care OF the
Increased traffic. These trains viii be
known as Nos. > and Is. No will ar
rive i'm ogden from the east at $3.50 a.
M, and No. Will leave al a. m
The number Of passengers handled
over tho railroads passing through OE-
den during the past few months has in
creased rapidly, and the disastrous
waShout on tho Salt Lake Route has
added to the number.
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DEMENTED MAN
DIES SUDDENLY
MOtOrman Davis Passes Away
i'm Padded Cell at the
County Jail.
HAD JUST BEEN ORDERED
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
Cause of Death Is Mystery and
Post -MOrtem Will Be
Held Today.

From some unknown cause. A. Il. pa
Wis. molorman formerly employed by
the Utah Light and Railway company.
died I'm the padded cell AT the county Jail
Tuesday afternoon. Shortly before his
death he had boon ordered committed TO
the state mental hospital at Provo by the
lunacy commission.
Davis became violently Insane in the
Palmer roominG house. Sunday morning.
and, after Attempting Ia got an imaginary
telephone connection. he created constor-
nation among the roomcrs of the house
by threatening them with death The
police were Immediately notified and ii
required four patrolmcn to ovcrpowcr the
man and take him 10 the county jail,
where llc was placed In a padded cell and
closely watched.
Physical Condition Good
The members OF the lunacy commission
made n thorough examination OF Davis
shortly before his death. and his health
seemed to be good. Jailcr Joseph E. Bur
bldgc went to tho padded coll each fifteen
minutes Tuesday morning and afternoon,
as Is the custom with violently insane
subjects, but upon going into the cell Just
SeaGcr nj , o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
discovered that Davis was dead. The body
was iying face downward.
Jailcr Burbldse Immediately called In a
"trIsty' and Iailcr ScaEcr both of whom
made an examination OF the body. 1t
was stIll warm. Or. r. C.. Odell was
promptly called and upon making an cN-
wounds DR. Odcll stated Tuesday night
that u post -mortem examination VIII be
made this wednesday, morning 10 de-
tcrminc the cause OF death
Refuses to Eat.
Davis seemed to be in a normal state
of mind NJ 1880 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
when visited by tho "truSty." who had
eonc 10 tho cell with the mans dinncr
Davis told tho "truSty' that he was not
hungry and TO take the meal away. which
the man did, reporting the conversation
to ,Iallcr BurbidGc.
Davis, untll few weeks ago had been
an employee Of tho street car company
Tor number of years. hut about five
years ago the car OF which he was in
charge colidcd with another ear on South
Temple street in dense fog. Motorman
Walter Farrell. an old friend OF Davis,
was killed in the collision, and IL is be-
lievcd that worry over the death Of his
friend and also over thc quarantine OF
his family. suffering from scarlet fever.
unbalanced his mind.
The body has been removed Ia the un
dertakinC parlors Of s II. Evans An
nouncement OF the funeral will be made
later.
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Fargo Confirms Report

NEW YORK. IAN. 95,--Jamcs \.
Fargo. president of the American En-
press company. confirmed today the re-
port that his company would take over
tho express business Of the Union Pa
cinc Mr.. Fargo said:
"On April ] VIC viii assume control of
the express transportation Of tho Union
Pacific This will be our first through
western connection. with the exception
OF the Chicago G. North western. and We
expect that a considerable increase In
earnings will result
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Western Pacific in Court.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.-A jury in
the United States circuit court here to-
day. i'm the ease Of the Western Pacific
Railroad company against the National
Surety company or New York. granted
tho railway company S36. .I16, tho amount.
with interest since March, 1905. Of the
bonds Of j palzcIl Brown. former treas
urcr OF the railroad.
The Jury sustained tho contention Of
the railroad company that when Brown.
as treasurer. placed $4,000 OF its funds
in the California Safe Deposit company.
he know that The bank was insolNcnt.
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Knight Denies Rumor.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan 25.-JeSsc Knight today
denied knowing anything about any at
tempt to connect ogden and Provo by
the electric lines via Salt Lake. and
characterized such an idea as absurd for
expects To build a line from rsYson 10
Murray and raise all the capital in Utah
county The line. il built. will run
through Spanish Fork. Springvillc. Pro-
yo. Pleasant Grove American Fork, Ichi,
and Point OF the Mountain