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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19

.I know was doing wrong. but 1t was
awful cold and we didn't have any fire.
Please don't tell grandma, for she's old
and sick and 1t would make her feel ter
rlhle to know / was arrested, Let sister
go for she was only watching me.
Fifteen year-old Eddie BucEman looked
bravely into the eyes OF Patrolman j. c.
Armstrong last night and made the above
appeal after he had been caught In the
act OF stealing coal in the Western Pa
cinc yards on Sixth West near Second
south street Standing alongside her
brother and tightly holding his hand, thir-
teen -year-old Annie B9ckman sazed won,
derlngly at the big policeman but did not
utter a word. And Patrolman Armstrong
in turn looked at the quaint httle couple
and the partially filed sack OF coal Per
haps II was the night wind that made
the policeman's eyes slisten with sus-
eestion OF moisture as he suddenly re-
mem bered that he didn't have a match
And as he started for a nearby switch
engine to borrow a match from the fire
man the big policeman might have been
heard TO muttcr:
''Well, I'll be d-d!
Patrolman Armstrong investigated the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Automo-
biles entering the world S markets IN the
year 1909 had value in excess of 500,
00o, 1000 as compared with an aggregate
value OF S9,O00,000 for the year 100,
striking evidence, according to the bu-
reau Of statistics of the department OF
commerce and labor that the automobile
is an important and rapidly increasing
factor IN international commerce.
The value Of automobiles exported IN
1908 from France, the United States, the
United Kingdom, Italy and Germany,
the FIVE leading countries IN their man
ufaeture and sale, was more than $io,-
600 COO or growth of 400 per cent since
1902
Automobile exports in the four for
eipn countries named increased within
the ten wears from $S,000,00O to $39-
600 900, a gain of 9s5 per cent. Elk
ports of automobiles from the United
States in the same period increased
from 81 900 900 10 S50,000,000, gain
since 1892 of i50 per cent. France
leads the world as an exporter of motor
ears with the United States second.
Some of the figures given by the bureau
of statistics show the automobile ex'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Juarez Entries,

D JUAREZ, Mexico Feb. lS.-Terrazas
Park entries for Saturday;
First race, six fuTlongs-Hidden Hand,
l01; Rubiola. 104. 'Bertmont. 102. 'Gib-
son, l02, Gee Whiz. l02, Force. lG2: Tod.
99: Regards. SO; 'Altenberg. 81: 'Barney
Oidficld. 81.
Second race. one mile-George Young.
ITO: sabado. l07; Duchess Of Montebello.
100. 'Gunston. 1o2, 'Grover w, 1O2;
.Precis, 1000 'Mauretania, l0o Daisy
Garth. 80.
Third race. two year-olds, three and a
half fur1ongs-Outfclder. 10S: JuareZ.
los; Barney ~, l0s; Prince Wlthers,
1903: Dreamy. 105: kinfolks l05 Uncle
Ben, los, Mary Rudd, l05; Mark H, 105:
Rampant, los; Exactly. lO5; Cat, 105;
Ban Ann. los.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Glorio. l24
Marchmonet. 1l2, Mcddling Hannah, 105:
Early Tide. l03; Almuler, 81; Lomond,
96
:, Fifth race selling. six furlongs-Ethel
Day. 1o7; Apron. los: .Gladys Louise,
100; Starbeam. 9S; Minnoetta 9s; Belle
OF Brass 98; 'Lady Adelaide. 90; 'Ban-
tronia. 90.
Sixth race. one mile and n furlong-
Wolferton. Ill. Alma Boy. 1l0; "Fantas-
tic. l09. Bon Ton. los; Gerrymander, 105
Miss Ida, los; Knight Blaze. 100; 'The
Slicker. 81; 'The Thorn, 81: Miss Vigil
liant, 90.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
COLONY AT
OGDEN GETS ADDITIONS
Special "a Tho Tribune

Special "a The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. ls-Two luckless wives
were freed from the matrimonial ties on
the ground of nonsupport in the weekly
matinee in the district court this after
noon.
Ellen Drysdale testified that Joseph
DirFsuale. Jr.. had neglected 10 provide
a divorce, $50 attorneys fees, SIS month
~ anmony md the custody OF minor
gniid. The Drysdales were married at
brIsnan CITY. February H. 1909
her maiden name Coda Clifford, and was
given 500 attorneys fees and the costs In
Ine divorce decree issued TO her from
Wliiiam b Wise. They were married Ia
ogden: June Is, 1907. Since October,
l9O9. wise has not contributed TO the
support OF his wife, according to her tes-
timony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
TEDDY'S BIG HUNT
DRAWS TO A CLOSE
Final Week of Shooting for the
Party in Wilds of Africa
Is at Hand.
PACKING SPECIMENS FOR
SHIPMENT TO AMERICA
Former President Will Begin
Preparation of Lectures He
Is to Deliver.

GONDOKORO, Soudan, on the Upper
Nile, Feb. lS.-Colopel Roosevelt, ker-
NIT Roosevelt and Edmund Heller, the
zoologist, left on q steamer today for
final week of shooting along tho
river banks. Meantime, R. j. Cum
ningham, the field naturalist, Major
Edgar A. Mearns and J. Alder Lor-
ing will remain here TO pack the speci-
mems, dismiss the porters and others
as helpers, and conclude the details
incident to the winding up of the expe-
dition. With the exception of the
river excursion, the hunting is prac-
tically ended
Date of Departure.
The party will leave here about
Roosevelt will devote himself TO the
preparation Of the lectures he is to de-
liver upon his arrival in Europe.
Kermit Roosevelt and Mr.. Loring
distinguished themselves today. A ma.
tive had fallen into the river near the
steamer occupied by Col. Roosevelt and
was drowned. Kermit and Mr. Loring
learned of the accident and in an effort
to recover the body both dove
into the water needless of the dangers
from crocodiles and the swift current,
lhey escaped harm.
The governor Of Mongolia, the Bel
gian commandant at Lado and other Of
feials called on Col. Roosevelt during
the forenoon.
May Address Press Club.
Colonel Roosevelt. VINO is making his
hunting trip on the steamer Redjaf,
expects to return here on the Goth. He
said today it was impossible for him to
accept numerous invitations that he had
been expected to, but that he would en-
deavor upon his return to New York TO
arrange to speak before the Hamilton
club of Chicago and also to address the
Milwaukee Press club. Definite dates
for these occasions cannot be fixed
until he reaches New York.
1t is finally decided that he will de-
liver the Romanes lecture at Oxford
university.
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Deaths in Mental Hospital.
Special TO Tho TrIbune.

PROVO, Feb 1S.-Niels Stringburn.
aged "A years. an inmate, of the State
Mental hospital, died at that institution
brncaased was committed TO the hospital
from Hunter ward. Salt Lake county.
TIE remains Will be sent to Hunter for
William ]. Hewitt. aged A years, an
,,,rnato OF the State Mental hospital died
at that institution "Wednesday and was
buried In the Provo City cemetery To-Day,
ahonI three weeks ago from the county
SnTirmary In Salt Lake suffering with
badly frozen feet, which was i3iloweo 10y 10y
onriiremIa. causing the mans death. lie
ia No rclatiyes In Utah as far as known,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
TINTIC MAN MISSING;
SEARCH FOR A. WILSON
Special to The Tribune.

EUREKA, Feb. lS.-Searching parties
are securing East Tintlc tonight Tor
some trace of Andrew Wilson, for iour-
teen wears a resident of this district,
who disappeared from this city Thursda,y
night and has not been seen since, VIII
son has been employed as watShmaan
and lar mere with a stock of provisions
Thursday Thu evening for his cabin: near the
mIne, He was 10 return Friday morning.
When Wilson did not put IN an appea,ro F.
an Investigation, but he was unable TO
And any trace of Wilson. HIS dog ana ana
Tie provisions were at the properly, pul
there was no trace OF the missing man
Word was sent to Eureka and search
ing parties Immediately went out ~ IS
sa99 9 raJ that Wilson lost his way IN the
.nnw or perhaps fell into an abandoned
sh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
NEW TOWN NEAR PROVO;
HOTEL IN THE CANYON
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 1S.-C. E. Loose, James
c.. Duffin and others arc contemplating
the building OF a suburban town on Provo
bench, Just west from Olmstead. The
location for the proposed city Is In the
heart of the fruit belt and the idea Is TO
give the fruit growers the advantages OF
modern schools. commercial houses and
other conveniences. Jesse knight will be
asked TO run his interurban railroad
through the new town.
A big summer hotel is TO be built In
Provo canyon this summer, which VIII
have pleasure grounds and amusement
features. 1t Is intended to build and equip
the hotel with all modern conveniences.
so that people can enjoy the advantages
OF the canyon and at the same time have
the comforts of home and city life, The
land at the mouth OF South Fork in Provo
canyon, where the hotel Is TO be built,
has been surveyed and plated, and lots
will be sold 10 those who wish TO estab-
lish summer homes there. The site is an
ideal one and the natural attractions OF
the canyon are the finest In the state.
James c. Duffln is interested In the un-
dertaking and is promoting the enter
DriSe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
LARGE CROWD OF ROLLERS
ATTEND SKATING CARNIVAL

Probably the largest crowd of merry
makers that ever gathered al the Audi
torium roller skating rink was there FRI
day night. the occasion being the big
mask roller skating carnival. There
rayed In costume. The max e-uDs em-
oraced everything from clowns and
tramps 10 gentlemen OF Colonial days
gallery seats and those along the sides
or the big building were crowded with
Interested spectators and all enjoyed the
skaters.
The races were most interesting Mag
gle Dunlop captured the prize for the
free-for-all ladies' race. Effie Chatter
ton got the prize for the couples race.
Charles Schoheld was the fastest clown
on rollers and John Evans won the free
for-all boys race.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
b REPUDIATE
MADE WHEN MINOR

"a Tribune
~ 1s.-Lamar Nelson. for
IN but now living In Salt
q Intend TO allow any con-
a sIened before reaching his
,otrrferc with his peace OF
,piness.
7 ! complaint brought by the
company against him anc
20 compel the payment Tor
~ have been subscribed.
M the plea in his answer,
y Rsf he was under the age
4 xsars at the time he sub
stock, and as the statutes
<cnss him from making pay
<sbt contracted in this man
stends to avail himself OF
,suer TO "a suit brought on
mic several days ago was
"a recently.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
DISCUSS AMENDMENTS
TO LIQUOR ORDINANCE
Special to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. 1S.-For the purpose OF
discussing the proposed amendments Of
fered TO the liquor ordinance suggested
by a committee from the Ogden Better
ment league last Sunday night. the city
council as a committee OF the whole
met in the office of the mayor this oven =
Ing. Some OF the amendments suggest
ed by the Betterment league are OF a
quires saloons TO close at o'clock In
the evening instead OF ! o'clock. the pres
ent hour.
The members OF the council and the
mayor discussed at length the suggcs-
tions made by the Betterment league, but
arrived at no definite decision. Another
meeting will probably be held in few
days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
WOMAN R0BS STRANGER
WITHIN CITY'S GATES
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Feb. ls.-G. w, TwcdeI a
stranger in the city, reported to the
police that he had been touched" for
his pocketbook containing 81 In money
and draft for $l00. while talking to n
between Adams and Jefferson avenues, at
an early hour this morning.
Twedell could not furnish a good de-
scription OF the woman. but he is posi-
tive that she was either Japanese or
bright muatto. The woman, he says.
stopped him on the street and they be-
gan talking. After they separated he felt
In his pocket and missed his wallet. Pay
ment on the draft has been ordered
stopped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TO CALL BOND ELECTION
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY. Feb lS-The city coun-
ell received bids for doing the scavenger
work OF the city. and the contract for
doing the work was let 10 Charles Dali
berg at S220 per month.
a resolution was passed calling a spe-
cial election, TO take place on March
~, 1910 for the purpose OF bonding the
city for a new water system
The matter OF appointing II fire chief
was LEFT over. TO be considered at the
next meeting.
The city marshal was authorized TO
purchase all necessary notices and re-
ceipts for both poll and dog taxes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
ret OF Success
required to Win the
PIES Confidence,

''er stopped TO reason why
many produtcs that are
Pssltised, all at once drop
~ ~ are soon forgotten ?
''gglsin-the article did not
'scs OF the manufacturer.
,'ay nyIe particularly to a
suieinal preparation that
valile almost sells it.
endless chain system
q recommended by those
Sufed, to those who are
New, on. the subject a
gr,iggist says "Take
n MINERS Swamp Root
~. nave sold for many
a hesitate TO recommend.
1)ts'sry case it shows i'm
as many Of my Gus
other kidney remedy
4 = - aas so large a sale. ), !
W pr- kilmer's Swamp.
A y o,. Tue fact that il fulfis
/ a;ssSsrcoming kidney, liver
4 ,,es,e,.sses' ,,e,,. corrects urinary
4 ySasralizcs the uric acid
biars b;s Or. Kilmer used thi.
tdlh. private practice, will
|IaSsa success that he wa:
d h. .,, i9 place il within thC
|isades selling it through tht
4 vsEy cry beginning the pro
rs, Always sent a free tr;a @
le3f to any one wht
uriss Its value and sue
our our'sfsally " recognized tha
ID ;51taders who have an,
Rr;ssa liver or blad de-
silIASS. lot a free trial bot
GaSSse.s sent bv mail, abso
b Il Naisss DR., Kilmer & Co
n al A.. &. and mention thi
'50c aua aSsapssglsts' g ~ in bottles o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Mayors Meeting Not Needed.

SpoCIuI 10 Uu ITTUUII5'
provo. Feb 1s-The meeting of the
mayors and city councslmen OF the Utah
county cities, which was scheduled for
today In the Provo Commercial club
rooms was not held. for the reason that
Mr. Knight has already obtained fran
chises through a number Of the cities In
the county and the settlement of the DIT
fnrcnces between the Evans Chipman
nroys6 and Jesse knight. The meeting
was called for the purpose of agreeing
rpon which OF these applicants should be
granted franchise and 10 also agree on
. uniform course to be pursued by the
dIfferent cities.
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Football Practice.

PRINCETON. N. J.. Feb. !S.-More
than half hundred men reported At the
gymnasium yesterday to Head Coach
William w. Roper to hear plans for
sprjng football training outlined. Prac-
tice this spring viii be much moro ex-
tenslve than heretofore, and from now on
there will be training on Monday, We'd
ncsday and Friday of each week. The
work will consist OF light exercise and
in the gymnasium, followed
by cross country runs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
|PT TESTIMONY
FRED IN YAC0S CASE

NJ Tribune.
IN 1s.-DistrIct Judge j, A.
.,tsrnoon Issued an order in
so,Irt stenographer to tram
lsstImonv taken at the trial
~, charged with murder in
-. as may be desired by his
cppsal TO the supreme court,
1 faxed against the state, An
impecunlosity was filed by
conyicted of murder in the
= by q jury In the district
4 weeks ago. Sentence has
|sosed. Sam King, the pris-
- has given notice of an
-1peal, and the supreme court
a Be called upon TO pass upon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
+ RIYERDALE Is
|ERED BY BURGLARS
tribune

h Tribune.
~ fS--Burglars entered the
1andlse store Of Alex STRAIT
t2le some time In the early
b and carried away a large
|fl1, 0reralls, cigars and 9TH
3lthough the sheriff and his
\ q good clue, no arrests
ade.
& broke open the front door
11ahle that their booty was
u Q wagon. 4 heavy snow
|e6 departure. which COM
Ned any tracks and other
ID might have assisted the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
FIFTY MILLIONS IN AUTOS is
RECORD OF A SINGLE YEAR

ports in 1905 from France to have been
valued at s24,56o,0oo;. from the United
States in 1909; $S,G61 1877 the United
1908, S5.53S,000, and Germany in 1908,
$3.03l 900.
OF the automobiles shipped from the
United States in 1909 seven and three
quarters million dollars worth went to
foreign countries and less than mil
lion dollars worth to the non.contigu-
ous territories of the nation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
FIRST TEAMS.
SECOND TEAMS.
Record Tennis Entry.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S--Slxty-four
players. the record entry for the event,
were drawn tonight for tho eleventh ma
tional Indoor lawn tennis championship
In singles. Theodore Roosevelt Pell.
holder OF the honors. does not appear be-
cause OF illness.
Among the prominent entries Is Carl
b Gardner, California.
Matches will begin tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
BUICK CAR BREAKS ALL
RECORDS FOR SHIFT RUNS

Driver Bradley covered 207 miles. wind
ing up his shift Friday at midnight In
the ten-day nonstop endurance run.
which makes the total mileage of the run
so far 23T3 miles.
Sales Manager DeCamp. OF the Ran
dall-Dodd Auto company. said that the
ear would stop In front OF the Auditorium
on Richards street. at o'clock this aft
ernoon and the car would then be placed
on exhibition In the Randall-Do booth
during The show.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Likes New Invention.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. 1S.-A FIRE alarm system
invented by X. 3. Marshall OF Salt Lake
City is being carefully tested by Fire
Chief T. J. Paine and II IS probable that
II the apparatus is successful II win be
Installed in this city. The instrument Is
adjusted in such manner that the
slightest degree OF heat coming In con-
tact with II will automatically close the
circuit, causing a warming alarm TO ne
sounded at the station. Chief Paine is
pleased with tho results thus far SHOWN
by the test.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Many Horses Sold.

LEXINGTON. Feb. 1S.-Ninety head OF
saddle and trotting horses were sold to-
day for S27 600.
The top prices were: Red Harrison. ch
h, 10. King. 2I96-Miss Allie, T. A Thorn
as. Atlanta. Ga. s6l0.
Star Peavinc. b. h. 3. by Rex Peavine-
Katherine Huguely. by Chester Dare. TO
John Smiley. Lexington. KY. $500
RexaIl Prince, ch, h. 9. by Rex PeavIne
Bessie Shearer. by Lynn Boyd, TO h. NJ
Mccormick Shelbyville Ky, S7Sj.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
scarlet Fever at Brigham.

special 10 Tho Tribune
ppTc;uAM Feb ia case OF scar
picl bos nut in It's appearance IN
this city and the hoard boa a3er 9t rd"aa0e The
quiIe ', Ia, In the Columbia school, In thG
ward and ths5eSS dsps9fment ap0ssa &s
the chlIuten " r,ectinR OF the board was
ca aaeS CESSNA and it dsfssd siossd
lnnser Tni 'Gf II any any more cases break out as
result OF iLe .; the city board OF health
a meeiihe nee he,d - at which It was decided
70 use asss prsaaGtSa assase TO 'H TSe
the spfenu nmder strict quarantine, and
ali tie nsen6SSTs RS qf iempSra4r eS sae1ss n
@ @are perd ri health will also Insist thal
ali the children Of the at eISs1a boma STndG unt the he
comPelled to ,5e rsraarSI snhooI on u, the 2Sth.
"Lights and shadows ,d OF M NOTICE ofTice
ism, - FOR sale at Tribune orahcn oii''e
| ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Thirsty Thieves Busy.

Burglars with a thirst entered the sa-
loon at 30i South State street some time
after the bartender had closed the place,
Thursday night. and besides two bottles
Of whisky, stole few boxes of cigars.
The burglars escaped through the rear
door OF the saloon. which they did not
take the trouble 10 close.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Dwelling Burned at Vineyard.

Special to The Trlbune'
PROVO. Feb ls.-The two-story frame
Jn,nIiino house belonging 10 Hans Iobel
OF OF Vineyard was destroyed by @ fire ms ms
hn,,se vas saved by neighbors. who al
~ fought the fire. but were unable to
80 90 The building. 1T is not known here
how the fire started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
DIyORCE AND
|NlIDEN NAME BACK
'LIbune.

Feb, 1S.-Alleging that
|slandsr has neglected to pro-
N ths necessaries OF life for
~, Hrs. Christine Helander
8lYo5re and the right to re-
.Iju zane. Christine Harrop.
nan we're married at Ogden
iI15. Mrs. Helander says
n I'll estate In Butte county,
-<eh has never been trans =
/ |tuhaud. and asks the court
||1 from Interfering in any
/ ~ porperty rights.
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Park Nearing Completion.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Trlbunc.
MURRAY. Feb, 1S-The coming week
Will sec the completion of board fence
around the new Sandy City park. The
on steadily. and 1t is the intention OF
those interested In the venture to have
everything In readiness by early spring
Grandstands will be installed by that
time, and an athletic field ruled off. Sew.
eral outings from towns in the county
have already been booked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
I Goes to CoalviIle,
D Tribune.

D B-The body OF Samuel
aeed pioneer who died In
1aS will. be shipped TO
uay morning. where the
and interment will be
Alns OF The man who turned
~ earth for the founda :
lt Lake tabernacle may
friends at Larkin's flu
<alurday morning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
JeVne Beats Morgan.

w. H. Morgan did not play his usual
easy Victim for Lloyd Jcvne, the latter
winning the lS.2 billiard match by. the
score OF 200 to A in thrty-two innings.
Friday night. Jevne's high runs were SO.
So 26 %. 20. Morgan's high runs were
l. and 10.
J. NJ williams will take on Jevne to-
night In the deciding game of the tourna-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Died of Appendicitis.

Special to Tho Tribune.
SPRINGVILEE. Utah, Feb. lS.-Edith
Sharp, the l3-year-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. o. Sharp, died yesterday
morning at o'clock from the effects OF
an operation for appendicitis. She was
operated on Saturday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Much Ado About Horse.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Feb. ls.-After driving from
Ogden TO Roy through a binding snow
storm I'm search OF a supposed horse
thief. who IL was believed Rad stolen a
horse belonging TO j. w. Scy5ot from
his place OF business on Washington ave-
nue., Deputy Sheriff John j. Murphy
learned that the animal had been found
running loose on Grant avenue during his
absence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Engineer Gray Better.
to The Tribune

OGDEN. Feb 1S.-Michael Gray, an
engineer on the Southern Pacific rail-
road, is convalescing at the Cgden gen.
eral hospital from Injuries received at
Montello a few days ago. Gray was look
Ing out OF his cab when the window
broke, throwing him to the ground His
left leg was fractured In two places Just
above the knee His injuries are being
attended here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
MURRAY PEOPLE FAVOR
COTTONWOOD AUTO LINE
Special to The Tribune.

MURRAY. Feb. ls.-People residing
here are enthusiastic over the prospect
of an auto line being established up the
Rig Cottonwood canyon this summer
With the installation OF the line. the old
wearlsome ride on the stage coach VIII be
done away with.
more nopuIar than ever Brighton, the
pretty little resort at the head of the
CANYON, will attract large crowds, as
many additional improvements have been