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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
SNEAK BURGLARS IN
SALT LAKE BUSY
After Half a Dozen Crimes
Are Reported, Police Arrest
Two Suspects.

In tho arrest of Robert Karter and Will
liam Berch, who were taken into custody
by Patrolmau Wire on Plum alley at l
o clock yesterday afternoon. it is believed
the perpetrators OF the almost daily
sneak thcVery I'm downtown roomlnc
houses during the last few weeks have
been apprehendc6.
Berch is said 10 have confessed To the
police his completely in several recent
room burslaries, including the burglary
OF J. L NoyleSS room in the Y. NJ. l.. \
building Sunday night. Both men are
charged with burglary. and the police are
confident they can trace 10 them most OF
the daylight rohbcries committed in the
downtown district during the last month,
Many kinds Of pass keys and skeleton
KEYS were found in their possession.
Six huTglaries were reported 10 the
police yesterday, The greatest loss In any
individual case being $3.50. The perpe-
traitor OF one OF these is under arrest
though no clews are at hand in the other
cases.
Mrs Mary Earth, 2S5 East First South
street reported the loss OF two diamond
rings worth $15 each, which were stolen
from her home Sunday night. The bur
glars entered in the same mysterious
manner that has characterized so many
recent burglares and left without dis
turhiDg the contents OF the house.
!. H. Carey. as East Second South
street. reported that SO in cash and n
gold watch were stolen from his room
Sunday might
L. \. Anderson OF the Liberty hotel
reported the loss Of two gold watches and
Il gold chain,
j E. NoyIcs. suite D04 y. NJ. &.
building. lost a safety razor and several
other articles. HIS room was entered 10y
means OF pass key,
j y. Shaw reported That q pair OF
trousers and a shirt were stolen from his
room at 80 West First South street. and
Martin Miller. a roommate Of Shaw's, re-
ported the theft "f Il pair OF trousers and
20 cents In money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
ELK FROM WYOMING
DOING WELL IN UTAH

f. w. Chambers. state fish and game
commissioner, received rcpor; Yesterday
from the game warden In charge Of the
elk herd In Sewer county. According TO
the deputy. the elk are now thoroughly
at homo in their enclosure near Saiins
and arc gaining IN weight Nithin =
short time the animals viii he turned
loose on their range in tho Fish Lake and
Seyier national forests. Tho comm.s-
sioner is especially pleased at tho report.
as IL shows conclusively That the range
selected is well adapted 20 the elk. and
II is now practically certain that thiS
state will receive shipments OF other
herds from the Jackson Hole country TO
he placed on other ranges in the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Brooded Constantly.

Since his wifc's unhappy end,
had hrooded constantly. taking q
and neslecting his business. with
sult that he became deeply lnyo
debt and financial obligations.
From the incohercnt nature of
message II is believed Draney'
gave way under the strain OF dr.
worry, Those portions OF the !
that could he deciphercd rentione
contracts, bills and various mai
personal business IN such
manner that little could be n
them. Part OF the note was ad
to Paul Draney. q brother of Il
man, living at the Ilealy house IN
The brother came 10 Salt f>e
night TO look into the affair an
funeral arrangements.
Draney was last seen alive iats
day night, when he entered the
rooming house and asked for
The police learned lha. ne hl
drinking heavily Saturday and In
Qucerly in several saloons, King
an associate OF Drency AZ III
ranch. told the police that Drar
called him Saturday afternoon
telephone and had asked him
down to the city Jail and bail \
Draney was never under arrest q
incident is taken as evidence
ranged mind,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
HELD FOR ALLEGED
FORGERY AT PRICE

or adyiccs from the authorities al
Price. Utah. Deputy SherinE Fred Eul
Ter and Andrew Smith arrested H. T..
Dart as he stepped from the Denver a.
Rio Grande train No. : al II o'clock last
night Dart is wanted in Price on a
charge or forging g check for st5 on a
mercantile house there.
When searched at the county jail lac
had four checks made out for varying
amounts with the names OF Price cit :
Zans signed to them. 1t is presumed
these are forgeries.
The local sherif's oGflce was informed
at o'clock last night that Dart had
taken the Denver 6 Bio Grande for Salt
Lake Deputies Butler and Smith sta
toned themselves at The depot and
picked Dart from among tho thronS OF
passengers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
]. H. DRANEY kills.
HIMSELF IN H0J
Domestic Sorrows and II
ness Reverses Are Hen
Mainly Responsible.
WIFE ALSO A SUIC|
Laudanum Vial With j
Drops of Poison Lef1
| Tell the Story.

Despondcnt over domestic sorro,..
business rcverscs, ana maddened h,
drink In which he had attemnt.
drown his troubles, j. II. Draney a
man. aged So years, killed hIms.'
drinking laudanum 1T the Imperial
Ing house, gio South state stree,
body was found at o'cloc;, yext.
morning. though = Is nrssuma>
poison WAS taken late SATURDAY. p,>
In tho room was found n. ram
hardly dec!phers1lc note. in which
ney revealed hIa Identity and his
patron, giving The latter as one c
reasons for bis act.
This Is J. II. Drancy." ran thn
II am in the dairy business at Il
teenth South and Eleventh East A
on ID. e. Brinton's farm. Tint i
cause OF this deed. could moi
the expense ~.
Friends OF Draney say TINT he he
much over unfortunate durrestI
tsngleIucnts. He married a second
last summer and three weeks afto
wedding she is said L. have Icfi
and later TO have committed snic]
Missouri. after an unsuccessful af
10 effect n reconciliation with hcI
MGR husband, whom she dcserl
marry Draney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
BREEDEN-BARNES CASE
GIVEN TO REFEREES

In the Third district court Yesterday
Judge T. d. Lewis appointed H. V Van
Pelt as referee 10 take evidence and re-
port his findings 70 the court in the case
OF NJ 4, Breeder, former attorney gen
eral, against Albert r Barnes. present
attorney general of Utah.
Breeden brought suit for All account
ing Of partnership fees and asked for
such Judgment as the court might al
low him.
II was alleged by Bree6en that the
condition Of his partnership with Barn es
was that he was To rcceive $50 a month
from the firm and half the fees exclusive
OF the salaries Of the Two partners as at
torney general and assistant attorney
general. Breeder further alleged that
Barnes received fees which he did not
account for.
Barnes denies tine allegations and is
strongly contesting the suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
COMMISSION GRANTS
SALTA|R FRANCHISE
Measure Passes, However,
With Two Votes Registered
Against 1t.
MAY NOT BE ACCEPTED
Under Provisions of Grant
Cars of Company Cannot
Reach Main Street.

By 4 vote OF three 10 TWO, the city
commission at It's recular meeting last
night awarded the Saltair railroad the
right 10 operate electric cars over cer-
tain streets OF the city. Mayor -Cnmiuis
soner Samuel c. Park and Ccmm!s-
soners Richard p. Morris and George Il.
Keyser voted IN favor Of the franchise
while Commissioners W. ~. korns ana
IIeurS ". Law~erce registered negative
votes Tho opposing members OF The
cvmmiss .on protested against the consid-
Grafton asked of the railroad company,
Tho paving ot North Temple street. pre-
ferin@ consideration or some kind IN
which the citv as a whole would oenc-
n, The franchise as passed IL to Iun
to it6a this being period ~ fIftr years
from the granting or the present fran
chiso IN 1909.
acceptance OF the franchise, Ia he
bndin2 must be WaGe within thirty
DAYS j. H.. l.aWClord. wee president
and general manage" OF the company,
said last nigh; That meeting OF ihe
board cf directors of the company would
hc called al an "srly dats 10 consider INC
ua{ter The cars arc no: permitted 10
upcreic on Main street. West Temple be-
ing the nearest point thcy may approach
f'ie psir1cipal business thoToggllarc. sno
This poini uHy deejd, the company
.ranci accepting the franchise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Other Provisions of Grant,

~ addition 10 paving North Temple
street from Tie yaduct to Ninth West
street the company viii he required 10
pas tax of So a Near on ench car
operated and must conform TO certain
rules laid down by the commission.
Commissioner I<oyus objected TO lhc pro-
posed route Of the cars. which. he SAID.
would carry them past The y. 5, l.. STA
tiun. and proposed an amendment sub
y:itutinS First West street for Third
West This amendment Was lost. Nh
l[orus's vote being the only ono IN us
favor
\ second amendment by Mr.. Korns
mot 4 like fate. He asked a CASH con :
Sidcration in lieu nj the paving OF North
Temple street. Commissioner Law renee
thou Introduced an amendment limiting
the life or the franchise "a Twenty-Five
wears and providing for Its purchase by
tlo rity ~ III" expiration az three wears.
Mr. korns joined with Mr.. Lawrence IN
voting for this amendment. hut ii was
lost by = . 10 vote.
Roll cali on the original motion, tho
e1aEt.ng of tho franchise, resulted IN "A
Ike votc AIessrs. Park, Morris and
Eryscr voting affirmativcly.
The &alIair cars viii have the privil-
oec OF entcrtng the business section OF
the "ily over the North Temple street
viaduct 10 Third West street. thence
10 South Temple. 10 West Temple, ia
First South. To Third West. 20 North
Temple. thence back over the Nladucl
towards the Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
FARMERS TRAIN GOES
TO SPRINGVlLLE AGAIN

Prof. Lewis 4. Merrill has arrans ed
special trip for the farmers industrial
special train 10 SpringvIle tomorrow
This IL The date that was set as an
addition 10 the original itinerary OF the
train. On account of snowslides how
ever, the train was Obliged TO omit the
trips IN Heber and Charleston last Fri
day and Saturday. giving SprirgvIlle a
brief visit on Saturday. inasmuch as
The people there had arranged for q big
da. tomorrow. preparing "a banquet and
other entertainment for the dcmonstra
tors. IL was decided To make this extra
trip in order 10 avoid causing disappoint-
ment.
Gov. William Spry and Prof John !
Widtsoe OF The Agricultural college viii
accompany the train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Four Men Pardoned.

Pardoning powar invested in the com
mission by fire law was exercised last
night III four c,iseE. On recommendation
OF Police Chief Il. r. Grant, clenlency
vas granted John Ryan. Gordon Williams
4. 5. StittinEor and Isaac Stcen. all nn-
der ser,tenre for - scrancv
Patrolulen Woods, who died several
DAYS ago, will hc continued on the pay
rolls for the current month. his salary
for March TO bc paid his widow. who
was left in need. This action was takou
hv the commission without discussion and
on 2 unanimous vote
Permission WAS given the promoters ol
Utah Products week and the Entsil
Clerks association TO string banners on
Msin street advertising their coming al :
trs ctionE.
Paving Of Second South street bet weeT1
Tenth East and Twelfth IA st sireets was
ordered D. the commission. This VIII
complete q. chain or paved streets ecv~ral
miles in length much favored by auto
nohilists of the CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
BRINGS MOTHERS BODY
HOME FOR BURIAL

The body of Mrs. Elizabeth D Wins
pioneer Salt Lake woman. who died In
Livingston, Mont. last Saturday. was
brought 10 Salt Lake last night by heI
son. Edward G. wins. Funeral services
will be held this morning at the Joseph
William Taylor chapel
Mrs. WINS was tho widow OF ANTHONY
Wins. one 81 the first merchants In Salt
Lake and pioneer mining and newspa-
per man. She was we'll known In Salt
Lake at an earlier day and WAS promi-
nent In the Methodist church havinc
taught in tho Sunday school classes oi
the church. Edward g. Wins Is he,
only surviving relative.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
CLUB WILL ENTERTAIN
SALT LAKE SINGERS

The Commercial club subcommittee
appointed to arrange for the musicale
and entertainment 10 be given March 10
ut the club, met yesterday TO discuss
details. The guests OF honor are to be
members or the Salt Lake opera com
pany and their escorts. who VIII he re-
Ceived by club members and those who
accompany them. Details Of the pro-
grarnne VIII he completed at "A meeting
OF the music committee. 20 be held next
Friday. An Invitation TO members OF the
opera company was extended TO them
publicly at last nights performance OF
robin Hood" in the salt Lake theatcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Weights and Measures.

As result OF a conference Yesterday y
between Mayor Samuel &C. Park. W. Il.
Farr, sealer OF weights and measures.
and representatives of the commission
men and retail dealers. an agreement was
reached on the terms OF an ordinance
regulating tho sale Of fruits and vegeta =
blcs, 10 be submitted to the city commits
sion for adoption.
y uniform fruit box Of certain dimeu-
sious viii be adopted. excluding the small
box sometimes used. which is sold for
y price approNiInatng the standard size
II desired to sell apples like produce
IN bulh. tA@y must be sold by weight
Tcu-Ouncc aud onc-polmd berry boxes
also arc TO be standa rdized
Produce sold in bulk must be sold bv
weight. while lettuce. carrots bec,s
green onions. etc, marketed In bundles.
must be sold by count.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
TO DISCUSS SYSTEM
OF RURAL BANk

Governor Spry yesterday deo'
Secretary Of State c. s. Tingey 70
sent the state OF Utah at GOMEZ e.
be held at Nashville, Tenn; ~ ~
for The purpose of discusslnSs NE %
feisen system of rural banklns b,,sc
system has been used in GeTnlsn
as a result the farmer, Of 0do 's1 Ths 1
1909 turned over $500. ooo, ,c"
nose OF the Nashville con,eryh" ~"
consider the adaptabllity OF VIZ
TO the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
ADMITS GUILT TO q
PANDERlNG Cha

IN the criminal division of fns
district court yesterday Marvin ~
withdrew his former plea. OF nct
and pleaded guilty to me Co. 60
papderlnC. Sentence will be per'
Papworth tomorrow -, u.r.
In the same court Paul ne's
pleaded guilty to the charge of
with Intent to kill. lie also WIN
tcncad tomorrow.
Karamidas engaged in guar.
Louis ILoralSis. October Is; lsli. ~
South street Several Shots VI.
CHANGED, but neither man was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
MAN WHO WOUNDEL
TORMENTORS RELEA

The boys' wounds having Prossa pPros a 4
sunerflcial. John Frost. VINO ~ - vo,l1
of buckshot in a crowa 70 ~
who were tormentlns nm In III
afternoon, wns released ,,niaint n
Ial Yesterday and no
made against him; ,,os the l5o'
Lee Wilson and lra ,,.ine pellets Q.
were struck by the ns."s wiIl sun
arc fully recoVcFcn ""'
Inconvenience
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
EFFORTS TO ESCAPE
RESULT IN PARDON

His persistent efforts 10 escape from
the chain gang bore fruit for Isaac Stein
yesterday. The publicity given the
young mans almos, daily bolts for lib
crty brought his name 10 the attention
OF Il local Jewish society, which upon
lea rnlng that the boy belongs 10 a promi- =
ucnt Jewish family Ia Denver. brought
such influence To bear ~ result Cd in his
being pardoped by the city commission
yesterday afternoon.
Stcin taken from the city lail
plaC cd aboard a train fDV Denver and hls
folks we're told that lie was coming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
SALT LAKE FlREMEN
TO HAVE LIFE ID

AS part or their regular egul
Sail Lake nremcn VIII carry ~
when responding 10 calls hereas!
consignment OF belts, toselher u
bles that can he attached to IN
was received At hoaGquarters ~
The belts are broad and stfo
are TO be attached around inc 20
the heavy fire coats, The iie-linl
are fifty feet long and are deSit
use in lowering nre victims or pa
Ing means of escape for the nru'
themselves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
West Siders Complain.

y committco OF west side citizens com
posed Of f.. f.. Rich. H. NJ. II. Iund'
Walter !. Lewis. John r. Reid and {.
NJ. I.eeso presented The views of the citi-
2ens of that section OF the city, asking
for better means of communication Witl,
the business section. Mayor Park as
Sured the committee thai the policy OF
the commission WAS to ask Tor not one,
bui 2 number OF viaducts over the rail-
inad tracks. He told the delegation tha,
The franchise grant would prove helpful
in securing these structures and re-
ioryod 10 the agitation in favor of the
vladucts aroused during the past two
months 'Thc commission Will give the
west side ample considerations, Inc as
sured the delegation. which retired with
thau,s.
Another west side delegation had a
hearing before the commission. ]. i. Nc
Donald. W. & prushal and John Mitchell
called tho commissioners attention tc
the need OF viaducts at Fifth South and
Seventh South streets. instead Of al
Fourth South and Sixth South streets as
contemplated by the Denver & Flc
Grande Railroad company. A promise oi
carly action ny the commission was made
ihsSe dele gates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
REALTY MEN WILL.
MEET TOMORROW

~ 1880 7. M tomorrow the Salt Lake
Real Estate association Will hold it's reg
ular bi-wcckly meeting at the CONNER
cia' club.
Aside from routine business 10 he
transacted. some special features are TO
bc brought forward. Managers OF the
four CITY daily newspapers have been in
y!ted To attend the meeting TO discuss
matters relative TO the general welfare
OF the city. An interesting session Is
looked for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Girl Mentioned in Note.

i. r. Brlnton. on whose farm
conducted MS dairy business, COZ
nish little information concerniu
ney, other than that hc had been
farm two years and had faUeu'
behind recently in his dairy acc
Dransy's body was found by u
clerk at the Imperial He called
lice, who sealed the room after
sory examination of the body. a
mum Vial wiih few drops of th'
still remaining revealed the az
death. At later hour Dr.
SpreGue examined the body 81
death was caused by Iaudanum po
Mention Of Il girl was made in
coherent note left by the Suicide.
friends and associates declare IN
ncy had no women friends and N
lonely life since his second
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Incubator Starts Fire.

Fire from an over-heatcd Incubator
damaged the chicken coop and stable of
Francis VI. Lyman. 90 East Tenth
South street. lo the extent oi $500 At
10 o'clock last night. The motor engine
from the central station and the crew
from station M. made quick run tc
the scene and prevented spread OF the
flames To the residence close by.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Threat to Kill Charged.

Fearing FOR his life. Peter Grsyas, a
Greek, appeared at the uolicc station
Yesterday and asked that William kaias
be arrested on q charge Of threatening
TO Kin him. Accordingly. kaias was
taken into custody on a warrant allsE-
Ing such an onense- kaias alleges that
GravaF acted az informant 10 the police
and brought down bevy OF officers
on a quiet little poker game IN Greek
town the other night IN which kais /.
was Interested TIE threat 10 kill is
said 20 have followed this iDcidcnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
CARR FORk :.
TO BE SEPARATE y

4 delegat ton Of ten a ci''zsns esunty "
siensTs ISs rs YESTERDAY and .,rrn Ts9ues,cSsi .o csi
n" II Was stated that there ,sry whj<
taI6ed slf6eSIs more than 300 psopIIs;w 'sa. law. Z
inc the requirement OF ou,'s tns Ione 4
nnsod rms town is two BLOCKS
block wide. ,issioners tr
case un1lsr advisomcut: visit
,bcv VIII make 4 persona
Fork |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Charged With Assault.

r. Franklin is charged with assault
with a dcadls- weapon on the person Of
j. Stino in complaint issued by the
county attorney yesterday. Both men
arc members OF gang Of city prison ers.
While working In CITY Creek canyon a
few daYs ago Franklin IL accused OF
having struck Slime over the head vito
g. shovel during . quarrel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Programme.

Supcrlnt endeDt \. c. Nelson yesterday
officially approved the outlines for pro
grammes as drawn UP and presented by
the Utah Development committee in
charge, and the publicity bureau mailed
copies of the programmes suggested to
every teacher in the state, The celc-
oration will be state wide and the pro-
sramme Will be divided into two parts.
one TO be carried out during the after
noon and the other during the evening,
The programme for tho day as suggested
and npproycd follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

Funeral services over David Mckenzie
will be held Thursday afternoon at >
o'clock at the Pioneer stake house, l26
be in rhc CITY cemetery, The body will
lie at the home, 5l5 South Second West
street from IL Il. IN. TO ] D, M. of that
day. and may be visited by friends dur
Ing the hours indicated Bishop Charles
r Marcetts OF the Seventh ecclesiastical
ward III which Mr. Mckenzie was Il
respected resident. will conduct the flu
neral services. music for which VIII he
supplied by q uuartette selected from
singers of tle ward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
FOR EVENING.

(Undcr auspices of local Commercial
ClUb)
All music to be arranged locally
Purposes of Utah Day" by mayor or
president of Commercial club.
What Can We Do to Improve Our Own
Town. Ia be assigned locally.
What Co-Operative Efforts Have Ac-
compishcd in Other Communities,' 10 bc
assigned locally. material TO be furnished
by secretary,
''Why Utah Should Rank First Among
tho Western States" TO be assigned To-
cally
What the Utah Development League Is
Doing for Utah" representative OF Utah
Development league, to be assigned
Closing song. america.
II Is suggested that each speech he
limited to fifteen minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
FOR AFTERNOON.

Song. Utah, We Love Thee"
Address by official OF school, explaining
purposes OF Utah day.
What Opportunities Utah Offers 10
Young People" prize essay 10y boy pupil.
What We Can Do TO Improve Our own
Town" by mayor or president of Com
mcrcai club
What Utah Day Means 70 Me- prize
essay by girl pupil,
What the Utah Development League
Can Accomplish" by Utah Development
league representative.
Closing song, America"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

MoritZ, also of this city. widow Of
.Iacoh MorilZ. will be married at