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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
GAS FRANCHISE IS
AWARDED BY PROVO
Utility Construction Company
of Canton, Ohio, Accepts the
Amended Grant.
Special to The Tribune.

Speclal To The Tribune.
PROVO. July 1.-THE Provo city coun-
Gil met in Its regular session tonight
Mayor w, VI. Ray submitted the name OF
Jonas Collins as a policeman to take the
place of w. z. Harding. resigned. The
appointment was sustained by the coun-
ell
The matter OF anpuiAng the franchise oil
the Independent Telephone company was
brought up and referred to the city at
torney.
The Kennedy Construction company, In
a contract to lay sewer pipes here, agreed
to finish the job by July / or forfeit s25
every day thereafter until IL was FIN
ished. The city recorder was tonight in
structed TO notify the company that II
would be held to the contract.
communication was received from
j, A. Joss, representing the Utility Con-
struction company of Canton, o., accept
Ing The gas franchise amended by the
city council. The franchise was awarded
by the city council tonight
The city recorder made a report OF the
financial condition OF the city for the
last three months. The report showed !:
Cash on hand April 1.....,.....Si Si6, 2S3 10
Receipts for the quarter. ,..... 1881 80
Disbursements. Including out
standing warrants amounting
to S4T03 .65 ......... A. .00l 10
Overdraft In general account. 6.096 II
Overdraft in library account. 500. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
TODAY IS CAMbR|AN
DAY At THE LAKE
Outlook for Record Breaking
Attendance at Saltair
Is Bright.

Today is Cambrian day at Saltair.
Final preparations for the celebration
have been made and all indications point
to one of the most entertaining and sue
cessfu events of its kind ever held un-
der tho auspices OF the local Welsh So
ciety. The annual outing has been given
splendid publicity. II Is expected that
those OF Welsh blood both within this
state and those adjoining VIII be on
hand in large numbers To losn in the
characteristic "Gwalia Wen.' the ma
tionaI anthem Of Wales.
Although festivities will last through
erammc proper VIII begin at o'clock
In the afternoon. Al that hour, an as
scmbsGc Is TO take place in the big
dance auditorium on the main floor.
whore addresses and musical numbers
will be given. Postmaster Arthur l.
Thomas. former governor Of Utah. and
now president OF the Cambr!an society
Will deliver the address of welcome. The
principal speakers VIII be the Rev. w
w. Reese Of 81. Paus church and State
Senator w. n Williams.
The soloists Will be Mrs Lizzie Thomas
Edwards. Mrs. w. 6. Tuttle, harplst,
II. :. Ensign. Evan Arthur. Reese Davis
and Miss Esther Davis. Professor Kents
male chorus viii render several selec-
tions. and ladies' chorus under the di-
reCtion OF Professor Henry T.. Giles Will
participate. Special games of sport and
dancing will take place. With the pro-
cramme carried out as arranged, the
outing bids fair To ou,rival all former
similar occasions,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
THREE OPINIONS
BY SUPREME COURT
Two ReyersalS and One Alirma-
ton by High Judicial
Tribunal.

In an opinion handed down by the su-
prcmc court Wednesday morning. the
judgment of the First district court of
Cache county was reversed in the case
OF Ncls II. Peterson against Z. c. Peter
son IN which the lower court granted a
motion OF non-suit on the ground Of In
suficlcDCy OF evidence, and the case was
rc;nandci tor a new trial Peterson he
gan suit To recover $500 damages alleged
10 have been done TO his lUccrno crop by
Il. G. Pctterson's cattle. Tie supreme
court holds that the evidence shows that
damage was done.
The Judgment OF the district court sus-
tanning the action OF the city court in re-
leasing a certain garnlshment against the
defendants. WAS affirmed by the supreme
court in an opinion handed down Wcdaes-
day In The case Of Hewlett B;othcrs
against T. j. Ma!lett and the Utah Cop
per comT1uy.
The Judgment of the lower cour, was
reversed in the case of Paricy anderson
GGains, Ncphi Clayton ct al. The lower
court decided adversely to the plain;in
in his claim OF possession OF property
valued at $500 The case is rcmanted
with instructions to !ind In -tndcrson's
favor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
CAPT. D. \. CURR|E
TO INSTRUCT GUARD
Officer of the Regular Army to
Assist State Militia
Members.

In a special order issued under date
OF July II. .Adjutaut General L. A. wedg-
wood announces that Captain d. II. Cur.
rie. l.. s. A., has been instructed by
the army department TO report for duty
with the Utah National Guard as inspect
or-instructor not later than August l.
Captain Currie will be under the authority
OF the commanding officer of the depart
nent Of California and will give his serv-
Ices temporarily among the Utah boys.
who will he inspected and instructed care
fully in all III. li;ary tactics.
In the same order IL is announced that
Sergeant John i. Flower is appointed first
lieutenan. in the signal corps being as
signed TO company a. Sergeant Flower
was formerly a member of troop B. First
cavalry. and former chief trumpeter OF
the First i,fantry- Al the time OF the
new appointment ne was acting as master
signal electrician OF the signal corps. The
order instructs Captain w. G.. Webb TO
investigate and report on the condition
OF TWO GatlnG guns OF obsolete pattern
and certain quartermasters stores be-
tion and disposal in accordance with reg
ulatious.
The adjutant generals office is busy
corresponding with the commanding Off
GERS OF the different bodies included in
lhe national guard. in an endeavor To
bring about the best possible conditions
prior TO the annual encampmcnt, which
VIII soon take place. Reports indicate
that the boys are turning out in full and
that they are taking up the preparation
work with renewed vim and energy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
UTAH LAKE CANALS
TO WATER BIC TRACT
Land Northwest of Lehi and
Some in Salt Lake County
to Be Irrigated.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Specldl 10 lNc i rlpune.
PROVO. July l2.-Thc Utah Lake Irri-
CATION company, a Utah county corpor-
alton. has had a corps OF surveyors at
work for some time laying out ii course
for canal which is To carry water from
Utah lake To land in the north end of this
county and into Salt Lake county. and
construction work Is TO commence with
In few days.
II is the intention Of the company to
pump water from the lake 80 feet 10 the
canal the intake OF which is near Sara
toga, on the west side Of the lake
The water is intended to irriga!e land
northwest of Lehi in Utah county and
land in the south end OF Salt Lake county.
The canal and pumps are Intended 10
have capacity 10 furnish water for Ia 600
acres. and later the company intends 10
build another canal $50 feet above the
lake. which VIII irrigatc land stlll higher
in the two counties.
. Tho company Is capitalized for $500 600
and the officers and directors arc Jos
eph r. Murdock. president: J. William
knight, vice president; r. J. Murdoch.
secretary and treasurer; Joseph r. Keeler,
stephen l.. Chipman. George II. Br!m-
hall l., L. Num-, Abel J. Evans. W. w.
Fitzgerald and T.. w Kirkham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
ASKS DIVORCE; TAKES
ALL THE FURNITURE
Editor Lured Away From Home
30 Wife Can Carry Off House.
hold Goods.
Special TO The Tribune.

~ L hS Tribune.
LOGAN. July 12.-John W. Harry odi-
.or and proprietor OF the Sentinel u,b-
'isnea at Smithfield. in this county Is
'eilpoiarily homeless as result OF the
ae''on of LIS wife and her attorney. Mrs
marry wants divorce and therefore
engaged an attorney OF this city to take
snc necessary legal steps She left tho
nome nome az Smithiield and took up her
doode ode with relatives here, but she de-
sired some OF the household efYects snd
so Yesterday her attorney sent a messaae
10 Smlthheld asking Harry TO come 10
logan Tor a conference with his wife.
u, ihrry came and was kept waiting for
ms ms wite most OF the day. and then did
hot get TO see her. When he went homo
ne discovered that she or her agents had
oeen there and taken away every SCRAP
Oh furniture and other household goods
ana ne mad 10 hunt lodging for the night
sugar factory officials who have been
inspecting saI ,ha the beet fields Of this county
Is most promising The tubers are well
advanced a and the opinion of the field ex-
pSrts Is that the crop will reach the 1870, =
OOV-ton mark this fall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Will Hold a Farmers Day.

SppclAl 10 Inc lllDunc.
ROCKLAND Ida, July l2.-One OF the
progressive moves of the citizens of
Rockand village and the surrounding
region Is To observe n farmers day In
september There never has been AN op-
portunty To get such an extensive OF
such comprehensive display as this sea-
son offers.
The best animals are being fed and
cared for with that in view and it is
the intention Of the farmers to gather
exhibits from the splendid haryests II
is expected that the exhibits VIII be d.
vidcd and scnt cast. where they will be
viewed by thousands.
II Is hoped by the farmers OF this VI
cInitv that they may claim place with
tho Western Development association on
their train through the country. also n
place at the dry farm congress at Den
vcr.
4 new road is being surveyed to the
Arbon country leading from American
Falls The new route Is said 10 be n
much shorter one than surveyed two
wears ago. with easy grades and little
expensive construction. Mr.. Morgan and
T.. J.. Evans secured permission from the
Indian agency at Ross Fork To- make the
survey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Orders Liuuor DESTROYED.

Special 10 The Tribune,
SPANISH FORK. July 12.-On July 4
the police went into n small restaurant
kept by Robert Boyack In search OF
liquor and found two bottles OF beer and
a small jug with about one quart Of
whisky In II. Today the case was called
and Boyack put In a claim for the
goods.
a. r. Morgan, who is attorney for
Spanish Fork, expressed the opinion that
there was not enough OF the liquor to
bother With but Judge VIII Frost thought
differen y and ordered the liquor de-
stroycd which was done.
Boyack declared that ne kept the liquor
for his own use and did not sell II to
anyone. neither had anyone accused him
OF selling liquor.
The police declare they saw people 60
ing In and out of the back door.
Boyack is q poor man and keeps n
small restaurant. He was not able to
hire an attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Old Folks Outing.


BRIGHAM CITY. July 12.-An old
folks outing has been planned for the
aged Of Brigham city TO ogden canyon
on Tuesday, August /, and all the old
folks over seventy that are an.e TO 20
VIII mako The trip. All those over this
age VIII be carried free by the Ogden
Rapid Transit company ana special cars
will be provided and everything possible
Gone To make the old people comfortable
At the canyon they VIII hc cared for by
the committee Of this city.
Members of the old folks committee
spen, part OF the week IN Ogden making
arrangements for the serving OF ban
quot.
FOR tne Dcncht or inc many persons
under the age OF seventy. the transit
company has made a rate of 80 cents for
the round trip To the cauvon. SO II Is
expected that mann will take advantage
Of tho rate and spend the day In ogGon
canyon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
JUST A FEW MINUTES
TO SHAMPOO THIS WAY

"Today fewer women than ever be
fore depend ON the hair dresser for
shampooing, writes Mrs. Mae Martyr,
in the Baltimore Herald. "The reason
for this she continues, sis because
of the almost general use of canthrox
for cleansing scalp and hair.
"a teaspoonful OF caDtbroX dissolved
in cup of hot water is enough for n
good shampoo. This should be poured
on the head slowly and the scalp rubbed
briskly. The rich lathcr neutralizes the
oil and loosens dust and dandruff. After
riusing. the scalp is sweet and clean.
while the hair dries very quickly and is
left glossy. fluffy and easy TO do up. So
little time and labor is required with
canthrox that shampooing is a positive
delight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Danes to Celebrate.
Special to The Tribune.


LOGAN. July l2-rhc local Danes are
hard at work on the details OF the Dan
ish boosters celebration. which is 10 be
held here on August and which Will
be attended by 100 or 500 OF the Danes
OF Salt Lake and Ogden. The affair is
Ia he held at Johnson's grove and prin-
cipal among the features OF the day viii
be the banquet 10 be served at the grove
at 1870. The eNcursionists will come up
on special train that Will reach here
about II O'Clock. and after getting here
the visitors will be taken to the A G.,
and win spend a couple OF hours there
and then go To the grove. There will be
two dances. according TO the programme
outlined-one in the afternoon and the
other in the evening.
This evening the TWO youthful burglars
who were apprehended after they had eli :
tered several homes in this city and
taken money and other valuables, were
sentenced 10 the Industrial school At Og-
den. Their parents made no objection 10
the action Of the court. as the boys had
gotten entirely beyond their control.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
DRY SPELL I'M CANYON.
Hermitage Bar Is Closed for Brief Period
Under a Misunderstanding.
Special To The Tribune.

Special 10 Inc lTlDulS-
OGDEN July 12.-ThrouCh A misun-
derstanding Deputy Sheriff Frank Lud-
wig ordered w. G. Wilson. proprietor Of
the Hermitage resort, 10 close his bar
this morning after permission had been
given by the Weber county board of com
r,lissioncrs 10 sell liquor at the resort
during the daY AS result OF the
deputy sherlff's orders. the CANYON was
dry most Of the daY until Chairman
Oscar Madison and other members OF the
board Of commissioners arrived In inc
afternoon when a permit was given the
proprietor To open up.
Deputy Sheriff Ludwig. under orders
from Thomas De vine. aGung shermi
during the absence of Sheriff Harrison
ordered the place closed, claiming that
the shcriffs office should have been noti-
mil After declaring the action of the
deputy Sheriff Ludwig officious. Com
missioner Madison conferred win other
members OF the board and permitted the
opening OF the bar at o'clock this
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
POWER PLANT OPENED,
operates Large Factory at Brigham
City; Addition viii Be Made.
Special to The Tribune

Special To The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, July l2.-The first
part OF the week the big power plant OF
me me Osden Popt!and Cement company was
set in operation at the company's plant
northwest OF this city. The plant Is one
OF the finest independent power plants in
Ctah and furnishes $50 horsepower of
electricity, a sufficient amount To oper-
ate the large cement factory.
inc company has contract with the
Brigham City municipal power plant for
80 horsepower. but this amount being In
sufficient. the company was compelled 20
install n private plant
The machinery in the new plant Is OF
inc very latcst style and is operated with
tWo large steam turbine engines OF large
horsepower, After the company's lease
on Brigham power expires an additional
S25 horsepower win be thrown into the
city and will be at the disposal of the
present users.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Saves Two LiYes

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL.
New Officers Instructed In Duties; Enjoy
Banquet.
Snerial 10 The Tribune.

SIeclaI 10 lHS ii'ouhS'
OGDEN. July 12.-E'olowed by an en-
ioyahIe banquet served al local care
~ nf{icers elected for ogden lodge. NO
: M T. o. O. r.. were Installed at the lodge
rooms last night. The insiallg ton eSer
clses were in charge Of DistricI oel Delpn.g
M F. Rooms. The newly elected oiticere
are: arr Noble grand. T. w. Jones: vice
grand l.. II. Candland; secretary. Henry
Ksscll: treasurer; Paul lngeorghaSedn', con-
Jensen; right support to noble grand. l.
G Rooms: left support to noble grand, g.ao.
Fl. Hcrrlngton;- right support 70 we &c
sia rand Thomas Macbeth: inner
snayd, c,re J. knight: outer, guard Sldnegy g
Baker: scene supporters. Smith CoDD aho
Dan Doyle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
tBlind Pig Owner Fined.

Special to The Tribune.
LEHI July l2.-William Meyers was
today convicted In Judge Beck'a court of
maintaining a nuisance In the form OF a
"hlind pig" He was fined 5000 but
after promising the judge to close Up and
not sell any more liquor In Lcbi the
Judge reduced the fine 10 800. The coun-
" attorney asked for "A jail sentence in
addition.
Morgan Evans WAS yesterday elected
school trustee over George a. Coates by
n majority OF 1lG out OF vote OF 646.
tho largest vote ever pollcd In Lchl for
school trustee. The election was the
warmcst school election ever held here,
there being about thirty carriages used III
hauling voters 10 the polls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
BARRIERS Pass Examination.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, July 12.-The state board OF
examiners OF BARRIERS. William PiGgott. D.
j. Watts and Dr. c. NJ Benedict were
here today to conduct examinations of
applicants or the thirteen applicants
the following passed successfully: Rolla
+. Peery. L. c. Coombs. Payson, 4, r.
Branagan. Elberta Nelson Johnson, Ell
sinorc: Fletcher Jensen. Rlchfield; ;
George l.. Wright, Provo: j. r. Hughes.
Spanish Fork.
Charles Ruffner who has been In
charge of the Utah division OF the Tel
luride Power company for many years.
has accepted position with the North
American company as engineer, with
headquarters in st. Louis. The com
pany has transmission line from
keokuk. Iowa. to st. Louis.
Joseph Alexander was fined IS In po-
lice court hc e this morning for running
an automobile after night without a
light
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
.NEPH| To OBSERVE
S|XTIETH BIRTHDAY
Celebration Will Be Held in
Connection With Development
Leagues Convention.
Special 10 The Tribune.

NEPHI, July 12.-Nephl will celebrate
the siNt!cth anniversary OF her settle
mcnt by a big home coming celebration,
This was the decision unanimously ar
rived at at the mass meeting Of citizens
called by Mayor Whtmorc In the Com
mcrcial club rooms last evening,
The fact that the Utah Development
league holds It's convention here in Sep
temhcr. and IL being the anniversary OF
the founding OF the city. has led 10 the
undertaking..
\ motion was made that the following
nominating committee be named TO select
the various committees to carry on the
work: Mayor Whitmorc. President j. w.
PaXman o; the Juab stake Bishop Pet
tcgrcw OF the First ward, Bishop Parkes
OF the Second ward. w. G. Andrews.
EGith Snniks OF the Ladies LitcrarY club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Acquitted of Bigamy.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. July l2.--In the trial of the
bgamy case against \. ID. lisonbec the
defendant took the witness stand In his
own defense this morDlDc. He testified
that when he married Miss Jensen In
Provo he believed that his first wife had
obtained divorce. he having been told
so by the first Mrs. Lisonbec, After the
marriage he went to CardSton. Canada.
with his second wife and there met his
first wife and she then told him that she
had never secured a divorce. The case
WAS given To the jury late this afternoon
and they returned Il verdict of not guilty
after dclltc-ating nMomt one hour
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Wife Charges Non Support.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 12.-Allcging that Nels c.
Peterson has failed TO provide her with
a support for the last year, Mrs. Hulda
Peterson has begun suit In the district
court for divorce. The Pctcrsons were
married September 10. 1903. at Ogden
and have four children. During the past
few months Mrs. Peterson says her hus-
band has squandcrcd $i7o0 savings de-
posted in a local bank and that he has
neglected his family. She asks the court
TO give her the custody Of the four chill
dren and general relief.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
TWO OPIUM FACTORIES
AT PUEBLO. colo, RAiDED

PUEBLO Colo. july 1.-TWO facto-
RIGS for the manufacture Of opium were
raidcd TO-DAY by the police AZ the
guest OF United states officers. Three
Cinnamon v'o"c cnuEht preparing IT,.
drug and finished product valued al
$1,000 wDS cCnfiscatcd. Most OF IL was
concealed In baking powder cans.
This cltV IL supposed To have been the
headquarters for supplying the west with
opium for smoking purposes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
CLOSE CEMENT PLANT.
Devils Slide Enterprise Closes for Want
OF Orders.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 12.-BecauSe Of an in
activity In building operations I'm the In
termountain region at this time. the plant
OF the Union Portland Cement company
at Devils Slide in Weber county has
closed down for an indefinite period,
Should business increase within the next
month as anticipated by the officers OF
the company. the plant will resume op-
crations. The cement company's hcld OF
operation embraces Utah, Wyoming, Ne
vada. Colorado and Idaho
During the time that tho company was
running at Its full capacity seventy five
men were employed, Several OF the Of
ficers OF the Devils Slide plant are also
interested In a cement plant at Three
Forks. Mont. 1t is not believed that
The Montana plant will shut down or be
affected by the action OF the larger ce-
ment plant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Begin Work on Reservoirs.

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO. July IA large force of men
and teams VIII begin work In n few
days on the reservoirs at the lakes at
the head OF Provo river. The company
expects 10 have the work completed by
fal) To he In readiness for the winter and
spring floods. which arc to be stored and
distributed through the canals owned by
the appropriations. The companies In
teraCted are the Tmpanogos and the
Whsatch Irrigation companies in Provo
valley and the Provo Reservoir and the
Sago Irrigation company In this val
.ey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
NILS NILSSON MUST GO
BACK TO OLD SWEDEN

Nils Nilsson OF l26 street was ordered
subject TO eXtradition by Judge John
Marshall yesterday. He Is wanted i'll
Stockholm. Sweden. on charges OF per-
jury and forgery in connection with IL
bankruptcy case The case does not ad
NIT OF bail, and Nilsson is held in the
county Jail.
Nilsson has been living in this city
nearly two years. bur has kept very much
to himself and is not well known. He
was arrested some time ago the re-
quest of the swedish authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-13
Army to Entertain,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. july l2.-Thc Salvation Army
of Ogden viii entertain several hundred
children at the Hermitage tomorrow. II
this Is successful as they think II viii
be, they expect TO make II an annual
event Major Frank Waite. young pco-
ple's secretary for the intermountain
country: Will arrive here tomorrow and
will conduct special meetings at the
Salvation Army hall