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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment of the tax levied by the city coun-
Gil OF Salt Lake CITY, Utah. by ordinance
passed August IL, 1910, upon the property
abuttng upon the south side of Fifth
South street between Eleventh East and
Thirteenth East streets; on both sides
of Thirteen East street between Fifth
South and Sixth South streets, and Oh
both sides OF Elizabeth street between
Fifth South and Sixth South streets. for
the purpose OF constructing cement side
walks upon lots =, :. and 6. block ~:
lots l. ;, 6, and s. block l5 lots 2, and
4. block Is: lots IL to is, inclusive. Doug
las Place subdivision, block IA, plat IF"
is completed.
That the board Of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose will meet at The office Of
the city recorder. room 100, City and
County building on Monday, August %,
1910 and continue In session until Fri
day, September 2. 1870 between the
hours Of 3:30 and i:30 p. M. and will hear
and consider any objections and make
correction OF any tax which said board
may deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time. between the
hours of a, III. and p. M. said list
will be open to public inspection at tho
office of the city recorder room 100, City
and County building, Sal, Lake City.
Utah
By order OF the city council. dated
August %. 1910.
B. <. RIVES.
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 1856.
Second Partial Estimate. o2S31
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BRIGHAM'S PEACH DAY;
DISPLAYS AND PRIZES
Spos.:a. to The Tribune.

Spcc:a! to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Aug 25.-The com
mittce on fruit oXhibit for Peach day,
September 7. nave completed arrange
mcn.s for the big fruit display that will
bc on exhibition this year. AT n meet
inE of the comy1ttec the following prizes
were decided upon which will bo award
ed Mt O'Clock in the afternoon:
Tost 20 cases OF ElSertas. first grand
prize. blue r!bpon and sl5 bost 20 cases
OF Elbcrtas. second prize. $50; bost Il
cascs Eiberns first Dnze, SO, second
first prize. So; second prizo. $780, bost
cnso. ary variety cScept Elbertn. first
prize. 81; second pr!Zr. 81,
Best daplay oi all kinds Of fruit. first
grand prize: blue ribbon and $l6. Soc
ond prize for next best exhibit of all
Kinds OF fruit $50 The B C Fruit
Grower association have offered prizes
cases, first prize. Sc. second prize: So
For the apple exhibit Of the Bear River
valley, the following prizes will be award =
cd TO The best exhibits: Best 3 boxes
OF applvs. any variety. So; second prize.
$3.50: best commercial pack of apples.
beet display OF AL kinds Of apples. frat
grand prize. blue ribbon and $l5; second
prt1o FOR this display. $3.50.
AZ customary heretofore. ali fruit on
exhibition Will remain the property N
the exhibitor and may be disposed ot
after y. m
4 grand display of fruit has bonn
promised. and this ycars exhibit VIII be
The largest ever attempted In tic state
outside The state fair I'm Salt Lake City
The place OF exhibit Will be on Forest
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
News of the InterIn0unfain Region
THISTLE PROSPERING;
"BILLY MOUNTAIN" CROPS
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeClal TO Inc tribune.
THISTLE JUNCTION, Aug 25.-
Thistle is a thriving railroad town sit
uated in Spanish Fork canyon. twenty
miles south OF Provo. the county seat
Two mercantile houses and three hotels
flourish. Thistle is bounded on the west
by Spanish Fork canyon, on the north
and east by Billy Mountain" and Sol
and the asphalt mines. There are can
yons and mountains TO right Of Thistle
mountains and canyons TO left, per-
pendicular precipices in front and rugged
rocks behind IL. One not used to this
picturesque place should move about
thud against a part OF three perpcndicu-
lar rock walls that surround this ro-
mantle place. One gazing at the sights
at night should carry "A lantern or go
by the light Of the moon. Thistle is n
clean little town. up TO date. "a resu-
be no Democrats. backbitcrs. nor scandal
mongers among its people. and none ap-
pear to be suffering for the necessities
Of life. There are many who read The
Tribune and think II the leading paper
Of the west.
A number of homesteads have been
secured recently within two or three
miles from Thistle. "a party by the
name OF Johnson" has section, all
fenced. many acres OF excellent land,
ready for fall sowing, and large res
ervolr under way, of sufficient capacity
to irrigate most OF the land Thomas
Wassom, Earl Raymond, L. March
banks, the Harmers and others are dis
playing their energies on Bill Noun
tain, and all have good crops despite
the drouth. These and other tracts
are being rapidly developed and Will tend
to add vim to the Junction. II is a
dead 'shure' thing that Thistle June
tion will never grow less,
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GAMBLING CASES ARE
UP TO JUDGE MURPHY
Evidence Concluded and Taken
Under Amusement; Defense
Gains Partial Victory.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 25.-Wlth the examina-.
tiou OF George j. Kelley. local real
estate man who collects the rents on the
building In which the Turf gambling
house Is located the trial OF j. c. Watt.
Richard Tyree and John Doe Johnson
came 10 close in the city court this morn
Ing. Immediately afterwards, on motion
%, Attorneys a. @. Horn and 4. ID. john
son. John Doe Johnson was discharged,
as there had been no evidence TO show
him to be a proprietor OF the place or
having been engaged in gambling. City
Attorney James Devine did not resist the
motion and the court ordered Johnson re-
leased.
The attorneys for the defense then
asked tho court to dismiss the charges
against the others, on the ground that
the evidence had not been sufficiently
er listening to the arguments OF Attor"
ncys a. c.. Horn and Johnson for the
defense, and City Attorney Devine Tor
The prosecution. Judge Murphy an
der consideration and would render ms
decision later
This partial victory for Attorney Horn
and Johnson was increased when the
case against John WeIch OF the Grill
gambling house. The city attorney
stated that he had not obtained suf-
ficienL evidence TO convict the defen-
dant
The hearing of the Turf gambling
cases having been concluded. II was an
nounced that the cases against r. a
Smith and j, L. Smith. the alleged pro-
would be taken up tomorrow. a larger
number OF witnesses Will be called TO
testify i'm these cases than were used
In the Turf cases. At the conclusion OF
the ST Louis gambling hall VIII be
cnlicl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment OF the tax levied by the city coun-
passed August 18th, 1910. upon the prop
erty abuttlng upon lots l TO 20, inclu-
sive. block /; II TO 20, inclusive. block 2.
Thorn subdivision. block %; TO p, in
elusive, block B. TO II. inclusive. block
i; = TO II, Inclusive, block 4. West Drive
subdivision, block %; 1. and 6 to 20 in
elusive, block ?; IA to p. inclusive, block
1, Jefferson street subdivision. block 20,
% TO 10, inclusive. block >; ] to 46, in
elusive, block l. Hunters subdivision,
block 20; 2 to 20, inclusive. block ..
Glenn subdivision. block 80; /, and II to
81. inclusive. block /. /, and II TO 81, In
elusive, block .. to 2S, Inclusive, block
3. West Boulevard subdivision block %;
|. block ., Harrington. Donnelly and
Newells. subdivision. block 70, 1. Fox S
subdivision, block 90, to II. inclusive.
block 8: ? TO 8. inclusive, block T. Hol-
land subdivision, block 80; five-acre plat
A, Big Field survey. for the purpose OF
constructing vitrified pipe sewers ten
Q0), and twelve 12) inches in diameter
upon both sides of First West street be-
tween Ninth South street and Roper
avenue: on both sides of Washington
street between Ninth South street and
Fayette avenue; on the south side OF
Goltz avenue between West Temple and
First West streets; on both sides of Ere
mont avenue between West Temple and
First West streets. on both sides OF Pax
ton avenue between West Temple and
First West streets; on both sides OF tn
right-of-way through lot 20; block %
(between West Temple and First West
streets), ON both sides OF Jefferson street
between Mead and Roper avenues and
on both sides of Mead avenue between
West Temple and First West streets Is
completed.
That the board Of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council Tor
that purpose, VIII meet at the office of
the city recorder, room 100 City and
County building. on Monday, August
29th, 1910. and continue in session until
Friday. September md, 1910. between the
hours of $3.50 and i:So p. m. and VIII
hear and consider any objections and
make correction of any tax which said
board may deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. between the
hours of . a. m. and p. m, said list
will be open 20 public inspection at the
office OF the city recorder. room 100 CITY
and County building. Salt Lake City
Utah.
BY order of the city council, dated
August END, 1910. y: 5. klNES.
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 2i9,
Third partial estimate. ozho-
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OGDEN WHOLESALERS GET
BIG GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Aug. 25.-Ordcrs aggregatng
$50 900 were placed with local whole
saIers by c.. E Moore Of the United
States reclamation service today and
are being filled for prompt shipment to
Ashton. Ida. The government is en-
gagged I'm the construction OF q mammoth
storage reservoir siXty-fivc miles cast
OF Ashton and a camp with several hun
drcd laborers has been installed there.
This work will continue for nearly one
year. during which time the government
Will probably use ogden as Its base OF
supplies. IT is estimated that 100000
will be spent with Ogden wholesalers
during that period.
OF the orders placed with the whole.
sale houses today. the Fred j. kicsel
company received the largest. Its ship
mcnt Of groceries to the construction
camp Will necessltatc the use OF three
cars and will cost the government ap-
pvoXimatcly $1,000.
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JORDAN DISTRICT
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Five Terms Outlined, With the
Christmas and Other
Holidays.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Aug. 25.-The Jordan board
of education have Just completed fine.
modern, threc-room. rough brick build
ing at Mldvale, at a cost OF $4,000. This
building will be used as offices for the
board and depot for supplies.
Two high schools have been established
on a permanent basis. Sandy offers a
full four-yenr course with Enoch Jorga1-
sen as principal and Bingham two
wear course with L. Z. Dudley. principal
when a new high school building. which
Is already in progress, will be complet-
cd al n cost Of S35 900. John Hansen, Jr,,
the efficient district superintendent OF
schools. is using his best efforts TO ele-
vhte the schools OF the district to
standard second to none i'll the state
The following school calendar was adopt
cd by the board of education on the 4th
Fret term begins September G, closes
tenber 6; raise Cni;cd states ilag Sep
tember D. Labor Day. raise United States
9ag October H. discovery of America by
Colurn bus; nrst day OF autumn. Scptem-
ssrnoer 80.
Second term begins October 81: closes
ton day November s. holidays. Thants-
giving recess. November 2iG5: raise
United States flag November S; raise
United States flag November 2i-25, first
day OF winter December %; second local
toachers' institute November Is.
Third term begins January 9. closes
March ., ST. Valentines Day February
-: holidays. Lincoln's birthday February
II. Washing,ons birthday February -:
raise United States flag February j.:
raise United States flag February -; third
local reachcrs institute February ::
Fourth term begins March g.. closes
April 2S: holidays, (one-half day) April
"a. Arbor Day April l5 raise United
States flag April 10, .Arbor Day; first day
of spring March %; fourth local teachers
institute March 81.
Firth term begins May l. closes
May ~
Christmas holidays begin December "A,
close January s; raise United states flag
December %: raise United States flag
January l. m
Commencement day and field day will
be announced later,
Final examination for grades and 8,
Nav is to 10.
Principals will meet August %. 10 a.
m In the office of the board OF educa-
lion. Mi9vaie, Utah.
State teachers institute will be counted
as Il school week and teachers VIII be
required TO attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment of the tax levied by the city coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City. Utah, by ordinance
passed August 10, 1910, upon the prop
erty abutting upon lots to o.; inclu-
sIve, block 1; to 10, INCLUSIVE, block Z
Pitts subdivision. block %, plat
2, 3. 4 o and 8. block 81 and >, block
rs. plat "a to 2S, inclusive. Al to 81,
inclusive. 81 to liz, Wick's subdivision
block %; l and s. block %. plat .C
for The purpose OF construetins h v,'rinSa iISS
twelve U2) and sixteen 06l inches In
diameter upon the south side OF flltn
South street between Sixth West and
Seventh West streets. on tnc east side
of Fifth West street between Fifth South
and Seventh South streets. on The north
side OF Seventh South street between
Fourth West and Fifth West streets; on
the south side OF sixth South street be-
tween Fourth West and Fifth West
streets; on the north side OF Sixth south
street between Seventh West and Eightn
West streets on the east side ol lsightn
West street between Firth South and
sixth South streets: on both sides ot
Jeremy street between Fifth south and
Sixth South streets. on born sides oi
Seventh West street between Fifth south
and Sixth South streets, OF both sides
OF Somerby street between Fifth South
and Sixth South streets, and on the
west side OF Sixth West street between
Fifth South and sixth South streets Is
completed.
view appointed by the city council Tor
that purpose will meet at the office OF
the city recorder, room 100, city and
county building on Monday. August -.
1910, and continue in session until Fri
day, September 2 1910 between the hours
of !. 30 and i:30 p. M. und will hear
and consider any objections and make
correction OF any tax wh:cn said board
may deem unequal or unjust
That during said timo, between the
hours of o a. M and . p. m, said list
Will be open to public inspection AT the
office OF the city recorder room 100, city
and county building, Salt Lake CRY,
Utah.
By order of the city council. dated Au-
gust 22 1910 h. s. RINES,
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No go.
Filth martial estimate. 0ESJO
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GUNSHOT WOUND
RESULTS IN DEATH
Frank P. Hutchens Fatally
Injured by Accidental Dis
charge of Fowling Piece.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. AUG. 25,-Dcsperatelyw wounded
by the accidental discharge OF a shotgun,
With which he was hunting chickens at
Croydon. Morgan county, Tuesday after
noon, Frank =. Butchens, a well-known
Ogden machinist. 81 years Of age, died
al the Ogden General hospital this
evening, after lowering between life
and death for forty eight hours.
Accompanied by Archie Bradstrect.
Hulchcns was looking for sage hens in
the remote sections of the Lost Creek
country VIXEN the accident happened. He
aaG Bra,htrcct bad separated just be-
fore the acr!dentn! discharge of the gun,
SO :hc latter co;.ld not tel! how the gun
WAS prcmaturely discharged.
Hutctens staggered toward his friend
With Il portion or his right hand COM
p!eIcy blown OF, telling him that he had
pecn wounded accidentally He then be-
calne unconscious from the loss of blood
N,in considerable difficulty. Brad
street finally sot The wounded man TO
Croydon. whence hc was brought to Og-
don and sent 10 Tho hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
CHINESE STUDENTS OF
AMERICA in CONFERENCE

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Seventy-fve
Chinese students from colleges in the
middle west yesterday attended the
opening session, in Evanston, OF the
first Chinese students conference held
in America. An address of welcome
was delivered by Prof. r. T. Chang, a
Chinese professor of the University of
Chicago, who is chairman Of the con.
ference committee.
The majority attending the confer
ence are sent to America by the Chi.
nese government and are expected to
enter the diplomatic service of their
country after completing their educa.
ton. The conference was organized
by Yang Pao Ling of Purdue university,
as it was found impossible for most of
the students in universities of the mid
die west to attend the national confer.
ence held annually in Yale university.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
RED" ARMY VICT0RS
OVER BLUE" FORCES

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. Aug 2a.-Only
regular troops were permitted to parti.
cipatc in the battle at Fort Riley today
and the Red" army Won over the
"Bluo."
The Red" army wms composed OF tho
Sixth field artillery and tho Fourth in =
fantry: the "Bluc" OF the Seventh cav
nlry and the Thirteenth infantry.
AZ the opening OF tho mancuvors the
Seventh cavalry. acting as the rear
guard OF n force retiring To the north
from the fort was pursued by the Sixth
field artillery. acting as n comnoncnt
OF the advance guard OF the Red army
advancing north In pursuit of the
"Bluos." Meantime the Fourth infantry
was retiring from the fort toward Keats,
pursued by the Thirteenth Infantry. Two
rounds OF ammunition for rifles five for
pistol and three for field gun nd ~ Cor
InnchiNn GM.., ;..".: - oll-."o.l 80 -
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GLEDHILL MUST ANSWER;
HELD IN $1,000 BONDS

Special to Tho Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, Aug. 25.-The pre-
llmInary hearing Of Heber Glcdhill who
is charged with felony against the
person Of Miss Effic Pierce, Il young
girl Is years OF age, was held today be-
fore Judge Fitzgerald. and he was held
In $1,000 bonds to the district court. The
evidence OF the Pierce girl was TO the
effect that ClcdhllI had had carnal
knowledge of her on three separate oc
ceeions-oncc on July 10. 1909, once uu
October o. 1909 and again on the 9Sth
day OF December. 1909. When the crimes
were alleged 10 have been committed he
wns In the employ Of the city as night
watchman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
THE FATNESS OF HEALTH
Samosc Fills Out the Curves and
Makes Thin People Fat

If you are thin, your health is not
what it should be. If you are losing
weight steadily, there is something
wrong that should be attended TO at
once. You cannot be healthy and
strong if you are thin,
Samose is not a drug or stimuant; !;
1T IS a scientific flesh forming food that
restores thin people to normal condi-
tion of good healthy flesh.
There are thousands of unhappy,
nervous thin people who would look and
feel entirely different if they were only
fat and plump. Let them use Samose
and they will soon notice remarkable
results.
These statements are confirmed by
Schramm-J ohnson Drugs who offer to
refund the money to anyone buying
and using Samose who does not gain
in weight as promised The risk is all
theirs. The thin and scrawny can buy
Samose at Schramm-J Johnson Drugs
stores, with the knowledge that if it is
not successful it will cost absolutely
nothing.
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Case Is Dismissed.
Snncial 10 rhn Trihnnc.

OGDEN. Aug, 25,-The case of w. ID.
Brown, receiver for the Japanese Ameri-
can bank, against the Continental Supply
company, which was begun In the dis
trict court yesterday, was settled today
and the case withdrawn from the civil
docket The defendant company paid
up the notes held by the receiver for the
defunct bank and the certificates OF de-
post in the possession Of the supply
company. which were assigned by de-
positorS in the bank before that insti-
tuition failed were allowed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
LOS ANGELES MAN AT
HEAD OF STEN0GRAPHERS

DENVER. Aug. 25.-Willis N Tiffany
of Los Angeles was elected president OF
the National Association of Shorthand
Reporters at the closing session OF the
convention of tho organization here this
morning. Tiffany succeeds Oscar l..
Detweiler of Philadelphia, who has held
the office for the last four years
Other officers elected are as follows:
II, A, Edgcombe. Boston, vice president
kendrick c. Hill, Trenton. N. J., secre-
tary' Charles E Rciter, Denver, treas
urer.
The meeting place for the next con-
ventlon In 1911 was left Ito be selected
by the executive committee at q later
date, with the choice lying probably be-
tween Toronto, Canada. and st. Louis.
Mo.
Besides the election OF officers, final
business OF todays session. The con-
vention closed with banquet tonight
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COAL WANTED.

The undersigned Will receive bids up
to Monday. September Il. 1910. at f.
o'clock, noon. for furnishing coal to the
public schools OF salt Lake City for the
school year 19lO-l9ll.
Bids are desired on mine slack, mine
run. pea and lump coal. delivered at the
buildings as required.
Each bidder must designate the kind
and grade Of coal he proposes to fur
nish
pounds,
The successful bidder viii he required
TO enter into contract and furnish bond
in the sum of $4,000
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids,
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BY J.. L, Judd, Clerk.
pDSok
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Jolly Party Is Supperless.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, Aug. 25.-A dinner party near
the corner Of Twcntythrd street and
Lincoln avenue at the home Of Mrs. j.
Brown was broken up this evening by a
crowd OF children who stole the refresh
mcnts while the guests were In the front
part OF the house. None Of the culprits
was caught and the guests had TOGO
home without the eXpectod luncheonHN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
FIRES IN SOUTH IDAHO;
FARM AND NEWSPAPER
snecial to The Tribune.

IDAHO FALLS Aug, 24,-Word comes
from Rexburg that the big dry farm of
by fire today All the barns. with a
large amount of machinery, and one
Sranary. with 1000 bushels OF wheat.
, arcre destroyed The loss Is over $l5.-
D06
Word was received from ST Anthany
last evening that n fire had destroyed
Me plant Of the ST. Anthony News. TO-
sethcr with an adjoining building, which
wns occupied by the private secretary of
Congressman Thomas r. Hamer The
simplex type setting machine was taken
o,li OF the News office. but was badly
broken. All the type. presses and paper
stock of tho plant was destroyed. WIN
II Gibson. the editor and proprietor was
out OF town attending the State Press
associate
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Discuss Insurance Rates.
Special TO The Tribune.

SHtNIII 10 7 HV ITTUWlII
OGDEN. Aug. Pa committee com
posed OF G. II. Huffcy. j. j. Brummitt and
l. III. Goddard was appointed by the In
surancc underwriters OF Ogden this morn
Ing TO confer with the city officials re-
cardlng the reduction OF Insurance rates
and the extension of the fire limits OF
tho city fhe local fire underwriters say
that much lower insurance rate Will be
granted 10 the property owners of the
city If the firc-fighting facilities are inn
DrpygI
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Firemen Attend Tournament.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpccllI 10 Thc TrlhUne.
OGDEN. Aug. 25-Former Fire Chief
T. j Painc. X. b. Paine, j. r. Paine
Chnuncey Calc, llyrum Goodale w. G
Chapplc and Frank Whithead. all mem
borS of tho Volunteer Fircmen's aSsocia-
don uf ogden. which saved thousands
" dollars worth of properly In the days
before the Inauguration of paid fire de-
purtmcnl. went 10 Sandy today to attend
the annual tournament Of the volunteer
flrcmcu In that city.