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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
CITY AND VICINITY

SUIT WAS filed yesterday In tls
distric; court by Daniel Aal
agaiast T.. A. Culbertson. e&e:51
the last will and testament OF A. ssS|
McGinnis, for the collection OF slis'
alleged TO be due in the settlemSl
estates of Daniel McGinnis, nusan.
Katheyjne McGinnjs, and that Of ies
ter, who had died before the nla
settlement was made
GOVERNOR WILLIAM spRy ~
celved an invitation To attend ine
annual session OF the Intefnauor,,a
gress Of Farm Women, which WIN
In LethDrldge. Alberta Csnada On
Der 90 To %. The congress meeu
nection with the Dry Farming -
which last year met In Colorano =
MISS EVA FoRsBERe, dsuslls
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. ForFoes.
married TO II. II Haglund today :,
noon In the Salt Lake temple
evening a. reception will be given y
honor at d36 South Twelfth ET
Immediately following which MI M
Mrs Haglund will depart on '0s4
ding trip. -
GRAND LARCENY 10 the cnsa%s
against ]. Papa and Joe hosSs
complaint Issued yesterday oy W -
Ly attorneys office. They 20 4
by c. Blrkner. 3ts Soutn, ~, fm's :. r
street. with having druggea n'lu Ia A.
day and with having stolen q 81
s29 In money and a cnecK 10.
j. p. COLLINS Is charges. giI., Is
tempted grand larceny oy 1u.s hs ,ha &
complaint Issued yestelosS G,,IrS 4
ty attorney. Felix charges IN /
having tried to pick ms poGss ssrst q
loon at Commercial ana
streets oil Monday In r.
sHIA SALEM Is charged a],.SM ~ n
way robbery In o complaint ls.J q
day by the county attot,Ss attoos JctB
Saien is alleged to have rooosSs rooN,sSs Sc
I,aniado OF S100 at IL oSsf
night at 217 South State suee -. d
SUIT WAS filed yesterday N .ajrf ~
s,stryct ronrt by ]. a, Scott sstn
1Jitie valley Land company ~ ass
lection of $4,000, alleged to &c mi,
breach of contract for the pun
fy,1it tract In Grand county ,,s
MRS. EARL DuNsHEE. ;. ssS sI,Ss &
tbn Associated city womcn's s,s S'ua -
.tnnsgs sH,nsy thanking them for In.ss:ss nsss4
S,ninted Mrs P. y. Cook an 'n'''
the city health department. :, ~
A PETITION for lettsrISS tsISnSy 3
tration In the estate on IN The ~
son was filed yesteraa!s !s;strIct or
division OF the Thirnr IT, ssiats "a"
Emma NJ. johnson. Ine
ut $1lQ0, aIVldsH
A 2 PER CENT reguliahL. do DO
an 8 per cent special disiod d,Ior cd m y
totaling 10000 was dsca,,inm dsci bsHf
rectors of the Deseret oa'
terday. ,irrton.
c. w. cREEL OF Waso,IhsrSe was nhsrSe
has arrived here 10 take e,tared ss3
special agency for the sca''
Indians IN Utah.
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TO HOLD CONVENTION.
Bull Moose Party to Meet at 0arrck
Theatcr on Sept. %,

The Bull Moose county convention will
be held Saturday, September %, In tho
Garriclt tbeater The precinct conNen-
ton will be held Friday evening, Sep
tember 27. in the city and county build
Ing. Primaries for the selection of dele
gates TO the conventions viii be held
Wednesday evening, September 90.
All OF these things were decided last
night at n meeting OF the Bull Moose
county committee at tho Wilson hotel.
Tho county convention will nominate q
complete county ticket as well as can
didates for the state legislature The
INV tbn ons M n9i4StG no 4 doH tMe
and one candidate for the Office OF
justice Of the peace. and one for the Of
flee of constable.
The county convention will begin at II
o'clock In the forenoon and the precinct
convention at S o clock in the evening.
The primaries will be held between and
8 O'Clock in the evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Low Bids in Evidence,

The prices submitted BY three OF the
bidders Yesterday were lower than the
lowest bid heretofore received by the
city for asphalt paving OF any nature and
considerably less than the Job of btu
ithic paving completed this year on
North Main street at a price OF so.23 per
square yard.
Contractor Heman, the low bidder. sub
mitted an estimate yesterday OF Sl.77 per
square yard for Utah rock asphalt. The
bid from the st. Louis contractor on the
local material was surprising in the
lace or the fact that when recently
awarded four large extensions at the price
or Sl.69 per square yard for Utah gill
sonitc (artiilciol asphelt), ne made the
statement that he would be pleased to
use rock asphalt but for the fact that he
could not secure a price on the product
Mr.. Hemans bid Yesterday was 12 cents
per square yard lower than the price
ne bid on the four larger extensions,
embracing nearly nine times the amount
OF work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
W. ]. BRYAN WILL
INVADE UTAH TO-DAY
NebraSkan Will Deliver Num-
Der of Addresses for the
Democrats.
AT THEATER TONIGHT
Notable Automobile Parade
viii Be Feature of the
Visit.
AT THEATER TONIGHT

William Jennings Bryan will invade
Utah today. Mr.. Bryan is scheduled
to arrive in Provo shortly before noon
today and will speak there at o'clock
III the afternoon, Fully 100 automo-
biles from Salt Lake City are expected
to run to Provo this morning to greet
the commoncr and escort him to this
city. The automobile parade from
Provo to Salt Lake will be the great
est ever seen in the state. En- route
from the Garden City to Salt Lake,
Mr.. Bryan will speak Mt Pleasant
Grove, American Fork, l4ehi, Sandy and
Murray, 1t is expected that the auto
mobiles will reach this city at $50
O clock. The automobiles will parade
up Main street to the Hotel Utah and
Mr.. Bryan viii DO given rest until
o'clock in the evening, when he will
talk at the Salt Lake thcater
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Extension Plans.

Extension No Is includes C., u, r. i,
G, II, n l., M and n streets from First
to Third avenues and 7 street from South
Temple street to Third avenue. EXten-
sion No. 2S Includes o. p, Q, r. S, + and
L and Virginia streets, from South Tenn
pie street TO Third avenue
On recommendation Of Mayor Park, @.
W. Goodman &: Co. was awarded the con-
tract for the installing of special 0ag
decorative scheme ON Main street for
the National Irrigation congress.
The commission formally approved the
police badge for city health inspectors,
sistant city health commissioner. Unde
an ordinance recently passed By the city
commission, all health inspectors are Civ
en- police power.
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LECTURE DATES FOR
SOIL EXPERT FIXED

Dates for the lectures of w. E TYy-
lor: soil expert from Chicago who IN TO
appear at half dozen towns In the state
next month: are announced as follows
lie; October IL at the r. Y, university
IN Provo; October 1s at Hinckley In the
g m9r1ing and at Delta In the evening;
OCTOBER Ia at Nephi in the evening: Oc-
the afternoon and nj Snow academy in
the evening; October l6 Mt Spanish Fork
70 the general public in the evening; Oc-
toper II at Brigham City In the evening
to the general public; October IS at Ioo
gan. Agricultural college in the after
noon. general public In the evening.
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OF WAR
IS COMING TO CITY

Henry l.. Stimsop, secretary of war.
VIII arrive in Salt Lake Saturday from
San Francisco and will be the guest of
Colonel Irons al Fort Douglas for the
day. He is en- route to Washington
after tour of the Pacific coast, dur.
ing, which he has inspected all army
posts.
Though the Twentieth infantry and
It's officers. with the exception of a
small detachment, js absent from Fort
Douglas on p practice march and will
not return until Thursday, it is under
stood full dress inspection of the
troops will he held IN honor of the war
secretary. Lieutenant c. G.. Early, in
command of the detachment remaining
at the fort has not been informed of
the coming of Secretary Stimson.
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Good Work Is Planned.

The club has brought abot 4
decoration with flowers and srzu1
149 front yards In the congestsd =
SIAN Jewish district OF North Nrs<
apolis, Children under 10 ara ~.
this wok. and not ono Of The "a
affected had been prcv,ouaiy
proved, Grass seed, vines arA Y
a dozen varieties OF flower ssed N
been distributed TO each child
OF the 302 gardeners Of 1911
hut sixteen Excluding thoss n
have left town. are gardening ta|
this year. OF all the 1850 safdss|
81 per cent have never gardens h
fore. In all, I725 persons ays s
cerned In tho garden movement. +
cry ono OF last years charity r
dens became a cash menbg q
liclted this year. This is rnHf =
nlicant feature OF the work.
The vegeta BILE and flower eais
OF the club cover lsO acreA, Wl1t|
quarter section About sers adl
OF this area Is planted TO aova
The frontage Of the gardens 10 . u
over eleven miles. Based on thl h
turns Of 1911, the total value X O
crop Will be slightly over S6ot9.
The total cost for ell purpaa
less than 90 per cent greater Gss
was In 1911. although tho pfis>
have increased In number W
cent. and this cost includes toes 4
office equipment which are ps'rl
nent.
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To Report on Litigation.

He shall prepare and submit in de-
tall a report TO the board of COM
missioners. not later than December
81 OF each year, of all trans3 ctions
affecting the sale, purchase, transfer
OF lease of any real estate or water
rights belonging to the city or In
which the city Is or may be interest
ed, together with 3, detailed report OF
all actions brought for or against Salt
Lake City, relating in any way 20 real
estate or water rights belonging 10
the city.
Whenever the board of commss lon
ors contemplate purchasing any real
estate or any interest therein on
whenever any real estate or any in
terest therein Is about to be ConY eyed
or transferred TO salt Lake City, the
grantee Of said real estate or inter
cSts shall furnish To the city COM
plcte and accurate abstract of title 70
the property, which abstract shall be
examined and passed upon by the at
LorneY for land and water, and a
report OF the condition of title made
TO the board Of commissioners. Ii the
purchase is made, the deed of convey
ance or other instrument Of transfer
shall without delay be delivered 10 the
city auditor who shall Immediately
cause such deed or other instrument
10 be recorded in the office OF the re-
corder or tho county In which such
real estate Is situated, and after such
deed OF other instrument has been so
recorded, il shall be delivered To the
attorney OF land and water for record
The purchase price or other consid-
Grafton Tor conveyance or transfer
of any real estate or any interest
therein to Salt Lake City, shall not
he delivered to the grantor until he
shall have compiled with the require
ments of this section.
Whenever any real estate or any
interest therein is conveyed. trans
ferred or granted by Salt Lake City,
the deed, lease, contract or other In
strulnent shall be record ed In the le-
gal department. before being deIiv-
cred TO the grantee, II In any case
1t shall be impra cticable to record
said deed or other instrument before
delivery. then true copy thereof
shall be Immediately furnished to the
legal department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
PAVING BID STRIFE
STILL UNSETTLED
City Commissioners Not III
clined to Award Contract
to Low Man.
REASONS TO HESITATE
Delay of Contractor in Doing
Other Work Here Cause
for Deliberation.
REASONS TO HESITATE

While G. A. Heman Of st. Louis was
the low bidder yesterday In the paving
bids which were opened for the first
Utah rock asphalt to be authorized by
the city commission, several members Of
that body said last night that they were
undecided in the matter of awarding the
work to him.
Mr.. Hemen's bid on the work aggre-
gated s2l.504.27. n total OF $5213.73 less
than the citys engineers estimate. The
bid of =, j. Moran, S22,236,bl, was the
second lowest and is ST323i more than
that Of Mr. Heman. The next bidder,
the Gilkerson Construction company, at
a price OF 2c,2dS.6I. was but S12.06 abov G
SIR. Moran. Three other bids were re-
ceived but all were considerB bly, higher
than the three low bidders. and two Of
the estimates were above the city en-
elneers estimate OF cost, $2G,I1S.
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CONTRACT LET FOR
NEW BANK BUILDING

Contract for the building OF a home for
the new National City bank on State
street between Second and Thirl South
streets has been let to the Campbell,
Building company. The expenditure will
approximate $4,000 and the quarters are
to be ready for the bank within ninety
days.
Work began yesterday on the demolition
OF the cafe building now occupying the
ground. The bank building Will have a
thirty six foot front and will extend sew
enty feet into tho block It will be but
one story In height and will have mas
siye marble front In Greoian designs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
TAKING OF MORMON
FILMS Is DELAYED

Some delay has been encountered In
taking the pictures for the "One Hun
drcd Years of AIormonlsm" film for the
Fllaye Motion Picture company Of Los
Angeles OH account OF some slight dam
axe done 10 the camcG, while It was be-
Ing used at the mouth Of Emigration
canvoD. II. A. Kelly. in charge Of the
work here is oycrhauling the instru-
inent and expects TO have Il In AT CON
dit!on to renew photographine OH We'd
nesdoy. His next pictures win be taken
along the Jordan river and In tho vi
cinltY OF Murray
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Charges Are Made.

Considerable interest was displayed by
the commission in the bids owing to the
fight which has been made locally for the
use OF Utah rock asphalt. Ii was re-
peatedly charged by advocates OF artl-
fetal asphalt and of bltulithic pavement
that the price of the horne product would
be eXorbitant and In some instances
that II could not be had al all.
In the midst of the discussion the
Utah Rock Asphalt association filed with
the city commission a letter guarantee
ing that bids would be received at a
less price than the city has hereto
fore paid for street paving, and further
guaranteeing that such bids would he
received lrOm reSnOmsiblc contra ctors.
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Going to Bingham,

The Bull Moosers arc arranging an eH-
cursion to Bingham next Saturday after
noon. There will be band concert in
the afternoon and . rally in tho evening.
Farley z. Christensen and other promi-
nent speakers will be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
BURGLARY CHARGED
AGAINST A WOMAN

Complaint was issued YESTERDAY by the
county attorneys office charging May
Brown with burglary in the third degree
Inspector OF Police c. A. Carlqulst is the
complaining witness, She is alleged 10
have entered the home Of Mrs NJ
Howarth. 7sO East Ninth South street,
on Monday and TO have attempted to rob
the premises.
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Duties Defined.

The duties OF the position as outlined
in the tentative ordinance now In cours'
of prcpa ration, arc as follows:
1t shall be the duty Of the attorney
for land and water to compile
complete and accurate record OF
tho titles to all real estate OF every
description owned by Salt Lake City,
or in which said city may be interest
cd He shall. under the direction of
the board Of commissioners. and In
connection with the law department OF
said city, take the necessary steps to
perfect the titles TO all real estate and
water rights owner or claimed to be
owned by tho said city. He shall 10.
cate and familiarile himself with all
the lands owner or controlled by Salt
Lake City, both with and without the
city limits, and shall ascertain
whether or not each particular parcel
is occupied. and ST occupied, by
whom and by what authority. IIa
shall promptly report to tho conf
missioner OF parks and public prop
erty whenever the city's title to or
right In any Of said property Is
jcopardized in any way. He shall
all water rights owned OF controlled
by Salt Lake City, or in which said
city is interested, whether within or
without the city limits, and shall
compile complete records OF all such
rights. with a description as accurate
as possible. OF each Of said water
rights. of the use 20 which the clty's
interests therein is applied. and Of
the general condition, nature and
title OF all said water rights, and
shall report TO the commissioner OF
parks and public property whenever
the oity's title tn. rights to any
said water is jeopardized in any way.
He shall report generally or special
ly when called upon so to do by the
commissioner OF parks and public
property. or the board of commission
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Moran May Win.

The commissioners however, last night
did not feel that the contract would be
given Mr.. Heman but would probably be
awarded to Mr.. Moran. The tar6iness
Of the former in starting the work OF the
given as the reason for the probable
award TO tho second lowest bidder.
The work Involved i'm extension rs on
which the bids were received is for the
Two blocks OF Second South street be-
tween Tenth and Twelfth East streets.
The bids OF the various contractors
fnlIovuS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Idaho Crops Heavy.

G. Moore, manaser o. LIE In' iats
OF I. Z. Perrlne al Nv W." few dsys..
at the Hotel utan Iol hour the ~
SAYS that crops thr9us enIendn -
Idaho this year are IL. III no the n''
and that the harvest w"
yet recorded,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
England In Town.

J. A England, Of the owners OF
the Logan Journal and Democratic
nominee for secretary of state, spent a
few hours in Salt Lake City yesterday
looking over the political field
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CHILDREN CAN H[1i'
BEAUT|FY THE II:
Stewart and Abbey Of ,,In
University Suggest plan
Commercial Club. L
CAN USE VACANT loi
Advocates Report saSs !
tory Results Achievsdis Y
Other Cities. III

A new and importent plan g.
ing the Commercial clubs .'c,t, M y
fur campaign was mado ,S ,S 3
meeting OF the committ.e oH
proveinents and parks yests,i ssl
noon when Professor W. NJ. stss
Professor NJ. ]. Abbey OF IN.
versity suggested tho enils,rs,s s
children In an effective effo,.
form vacant lo,s and wasts 81,
beautiful garden spots. This n.sa
beer earned out with srea, me-.
other cities and those ber,na -
move hope 10 achieye vonds dI 10
through It's application here y
Plans Are Definite,
The plan is TO bs outIIn.a :. .
at a conference OF Mcssrs. St.l y
Abbey with a special subcomns',e
sisting OF George NJ. Cannas
man; Walter j. Meeks and Ada,a.-
me committee members evid.ss.,
clded favor for the plan ana 4
doubtlessiy be approved by tss a
governors. Professor Stewart ~
OF water was assured for the CO. a
purposes and that the chiidr.n ~
Interested with telling results y u, %
nal expense. An effort win n.
carry out tho scheme be.oro n. ~
ton of the National Educe,Ior -
tioH here next year.
In telling Of the splendid f.us.
tained In such cities as Minns
Dayton and Cleveland. Profess. -
gave the following Significant fss,'
figures.
The Garden club OF NIrs..,.
this year has brought about H. =, !.
ing OF 1902 vacant lots "a yss.s.f]
and flowers. This should - :.
pared with 302 In 1911 and ~.
1910. In addition. 2Is homs M.
are being cultivated. end n n
gardens twice as many ross IN.
and apple trees have been ~.
by the members. There were rs ~
gardens IN 1911 under the auspls.s
| tln c1I.h -
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Headquarters Opened.

The Republican county committee has
opened hea dquarterS over the Mercha nj )
bank on Main and Third South streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
LAND AND WATER"
ATTORNEY FOR CITY
Commission Plans New Or
flee to Work in Conjunction
With Present Legal Staff.
MUST FOLLOW TITLES
All Matters Pertaining to Real
Estate and Water Rights
Under This Head.
MUST FOLLOW TITLES

The creation Of new office, TO be
known as the ''land and water attorney
OF Salt Lake City" ia being considered
by the city commission and the prePara- :
tlon OF an ordinance establishing the new
department has been ordered,
The new officer, so II is proposed, will
work In conjunction with the present legal
department and will have under his i'm
mediate jurisdiction all those things OF
a legal nature which pertain directly TO
the land and water interests of the rnu-
nicInallI
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Was Often Honored.

Mr.. Dlehl has often been honored by
his follow lodgemen. who have never
forgotten his worth and his great SER
and to humanity. On his fiftieth birth
day (Murch %. 1880 they rendered TO
him and Mrs. DiehI u reception and
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ter. in which he served for TWO years.
ON December 10, 1881, he was elected
treasurer and served five years. He was
elected on December 21 1886. as secre-
tary OF that lodge, which had been trans
ferred to the jurisdiction Of the grand
lodge of Utah. formed after the organl-
zation OF the lodge, and thereafter known
as Mount Moriah lodge No. .. He served
continuously as secretary of that lodge. to
the end OF his long and useful career.
of Utah, January 20, 1872, in which he
was largely instrumental, he was ap
pointed assistant grand secretary, and
at the first annual communication, Octo-
Der and 8, 1872, he was elected grand
secretary. At the same time he wSb ap
pointed chairman Of the committee on
correspondence. and continued to dis
charge those duties with marvellous ef-
ficiency until his death.
Grand Secretary Diehls first report on
correspondence was made in 1874, and he
has published such report annually
since that year,
As an authority on Masonic laws and
customs, Mr.. Diebl had no peer in the
country. His knowledge Of these laws and
practices was considered as authoritative
by the highest Masons, and his opinions
were considered as final in the highest
circles Of the order
Mr.. Dtehl was a member OF the COM
mttec which prepared the second draft
of the code of laws OF the grand lodge
Of Utah, performing tho greater part of
this arduous and painstaking task. This
code was adopted November II. 1872.
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Stood High in School.

At the age of II years he was con-
frmed in the Lutheran church and was
at the head OF class of twenty-three
pupils in his school He was then ap.
prenticed to barber to learn that
trade, aud for three years served as an
apprentice, with meager pay: He then
On small scale, and in 1851 sailed
FOR America in the sailboat Ne
chanic s Own, The boy had shipped
iu the steerage and the forty-6ve days
Of tempestuous voyage proved severe
trial for him.
With spirit undaunted, hc struck out