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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
CITY AND VICINITY

FINAL DEGREES OF divorce were yester-
day granted In the Third district court by
Judge F. G. Loofbourow as follows: VIII
liam j. Kappus from Jessie NJ, Kappus.
George B. Whitecar from Martha B,
Whitecar, Charlotte B. Chickerine from
Harry l.. Chickering. Helen Benedict
from Albean NJ. Benedict.
THE United States civil service COM
mission has announced an examination TO
be given at an early date for stenograph-
ers and typewriters In field service Par
ticulars of the examination may be OBJ
tained from the local secretary of the
commission ar the federal building.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging W.
L. Fuller with obtaining money under
false pretenses. He Is alleged to have sold
horse to the T.ucau company for S65
and TO have appropriated the money to
his own use
THE local lodge of the Court of Honor
VIII hold special meeting tomorrow
night for the purpose OF Initiating now
members. The meeting to which ali visit
Ing members are invited will be held in
the / o. o. F, hall. beginning at o'clock.
THE Yeomen OF Salt Lake Will hold a
picnic at Saltair this afternoon. There
Will be bathing. followed by lunch at 1880.
in the evening. Murray and Sugar House
homestesds Will be represented
NEW automobile directory will be
Issued by the secretary of state within a
week and 1t will contain the registration
of autos up TO August !. The new d.
recuory will show about 1850 automobiles
In the state.
THE case against John Smith. charged
In Justice HarDer's court with having
robbed Charles Lamb Fort Douglas SOL
der, OF $3.50 on the night OF July 80. was
dismissed yesterday morning for lack OF
evidence.
L. A. BELL, who pleaded guilty before
Justice Harper TO charge of assault
upon 4. Hartman. was fined SO or ten
days In jail, yesterday.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed yester-
day In the Third district court by George
II. jenkins against Maud jenkins. alleg
Ing desertion.
KING C. L. COLE OF Boise. Idaho. Is a
Salt Lake visitor. Mr.. Cole is a well
known business man in the Gem state
metropolis.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging Hop
Sing with unawfully selling opium.
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STATE EDUCATORS
PROGRAMME ISSUED

The official programme for the an
nual convention of the city and county
superintendents OF schools. which will be
held IN this city in the City and County
building. August % and 81, was issued
intend ent OF public instruction. The sub
jects Of tho various topics TO be dis
cussed and OF educational affairs to be
treated in papers and addresses, are as
follows;
THE Course OF Study ''.................-.......
.supt william n Pettorson Weber county
Discussion. -Supt. c, r. Marcusen. Carbon county
The Records and Reports OF Consolidated
School Districts ,..-.........s..,.....,,
r. " Winters. clork Granite district and
p. Horsley clerk Box Elder district
1.-The School Records and Reports OF Cities.
Miss Ivy Williams clerk Ogden scHool board
The Need and DesirabilIty OF Common
Basis for Salary Schedule for Teach
ers'' s''.,.--,,.. supt. R V. Larson. Cache county
Tho Teacher and His Relations" under the
following subheadinss; Employment. Quail
incntions. Acceptance OF Contract Dupl-
cation OF Contract Observation-Disclosures.
-. sup,., Henry Peterson. Box Elder county
lowing subheadiues. Care OF Books. Pur.
chase and Care of All School Property,
....................... -SupL ]. ~. Mills. Ogden
Time TO the Greatest Advantage When
Visiting His schoolS?''. -.
.............. .supt. orson Ryan. Jor0au dlstrc,
Qualifications and Employment OF Jnnitorr'..
...,..a.,. supt. r. w, Ashton. Granite district
The UngrAdcd Room Observation-Disclosures.
,Supt H. s. Christensen, Salt Lake City
The Dutob OF Principals .......
G. n. Child supervisor o, grammar grades.
Sal, Lake CITY
Grading and Organization or Schools ......,.
..,.-...... Supt. J, Preston Greer Utah county
''pelinquen's and Juvenile ofieers" ............
200. Observation-Disclosures. C. ". Mumford. Murray
Industrial Education How Much Should Be
Given in the Grades observation-disclosures.
supt Carl Gaunn. Murray. and supt. Alma
IolypcuI.
Medical Inspection in tho Schools ,.........
,..,............... .Supt. l. f. Egscrt9en. Provo
How Can the Superintendent Assist School
Trustees in Making Their Annual Re-
ports!' ,s.- ,.....,...............s,s...
.,..SupL o. A. Broadhent Wasatch county
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.MATHON|HAH THOMAS
OUT FOR CONGRESS

Mathonihah Thomas yesterday for
mally announced his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for con-
gress. Although it has been generally
known for some time that Mr. Thomas
had congressional ambitions, until yes
terday no formal announcement had
been made.
Mr.. Thomas is one Of the best
known Democrats in the state, as he
has been in every campaign for years,
and has been prominently before the
public as a member of the board of
education. He has a very large num-
Der of friends throughout the state
who have for some time urged the an
nouncement of his candidacy
Two Years ago at the Provo con.
vention Mr., Thomas was candidate,
but withdrew IN favor Of Judge Erick,
sen, and the two friends afterward
stumped the state together
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K. Of c. VISITORS WILL
Be ENTERTAINED HERE
Scores Will Pass Through City
to Yellowstone After Ma
tional Convention.

Scores of knights of Columbus who
will attend the national convention of
the order in Colorado Springs will come
to Salt Lake on August 10 and will be
in this city and in Ogden on August IL.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the knights of Columbus of Utah
to welcome the visiting knights and
their families.
The visiting knights will go from Salt
Lake to tho Yellowstone national park,
which they will tour. While in Salt Lake
they will be royalty entertained
A special committee Of the Knights
Of Columbus met yesterday at lunch"
con in the Hotel Utah grill room to dis
cuss ways and means. They decided to
collect fund to pay for the entertain
ment Of the visitors on August 10 and
II. The chairman Of the committee
is T.. j. O'Brien, who presided at the
meeting yesterday. Among those who
attended were C. E. McGurrin, J. C..
Lynch, J. B. Cosgriff, A. j. Gillis, F.
P. Gallagher, State Deputy s. A. Ma
ginnis and Grand Knight Roach of Og-
den and Grand Knight W. H. Leary Of
Salt Lake.
While present arrangements are only
tentative, the plan is to have an organ
recital at the tabernacle and then to
take the visitors to Saltair for the re-
Of the day After the bathing
a dinner will be served and there will
be dancing in the evening. On the fol
lowing day the visitors will be taken to
various points Of interest in automo.
biles before departing for Ogden.
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PIONEERS TO FURN|
REAL "BASEl

The impression the ball g
the teams OF the TransPd
Commercial clubs. schedlH
Saturday at Lagoon. VIII on@
lection OF stars that Tlh
ba seball history, has grown
portions that even the menN
team are beginning to eeAos
selves.
Doc" Hewett stated Al =
last night that while plek
drafted most OF his team !
be no cause for anxiety -
appearance At SATURDAYS m
Captain Margetts was als
and said that ne could ms
names OF his battery, lot y
that McGraw and his .veseni
eyelng them for the poIp"'
Ing Marquard ard Meyen
From all indications the e.
the railroad men and lN
club boosters" will be ons
hotly contested amateur :. n
between local teams during
sea son. Both teams ere %
and the list Of "muffs', . ocI. c.ss
and wild pitches viii % 'N
minimum.
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INSURANCE MEN ARE
TO BE ENTERTAINED

wizard Done. state Insurance commits.
sioner aided by prominent jns,,rsmno
men OF Salt Lake. will entertain a party
OF state insurance commissioners todav
ne commissioners are returning cast
ance mon held at Spokane last week In
party which arrived yesterday evening
over the Oregon Short Line were F' IT
LA, peatitt insurance commissioner OF Yer
~, auditor and Insurance commiseinnn-
pl IOWA; q. L. Gill. insurance and ha
tns h.xrI com missioner of Texas; c. l.. Hrun,-
ance OF Ohio, and Mrs. Brumbauob
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
COAL TO INCREAs
IN PRICE TOMU'

In accordance with ID n
agreed upon by producssss
the price Of coal Will be =
beginning Thursday: AusN,
Is called the regular SnM alNs,
is s5.75 a ton. II Will conun'
|. 1913, wu,
The summer rate OF e. g.
been in effect since las. Ss -
lowed during the sunime, az ,rc
consumers may store rye
ter use. At the same tIms, tM,s
business. so that the oehe"
ers and consumers aliSe. \.
Reports from dealers 81, ,.,arsI
that little coal has becT, m0ls
son. The fuel market ne e,sr,
one. hut private users s.,siIs XXI !,
sidered II not worth "''"'
their bins so curly, A.. ~
Indications are that 10, tn,i.s -
go on smoothly until q SUI s.e 3
comes. when dealers exps"s an
crippled for a time. Ihg m
the public would take aa,S S,S ~
summer rate In fuel 'ins1,i
would find them amply
want-and at less COST -
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OPHIR NOW KEhD',|
FOR JOLLlrlC9

Plans are now ylr'qaTn IN la
the celebration at opn"s e Jos,l
the opening of the new ,rorr 1S o.;
railway. which runs rr l's "a ths !
separate railroad feeTeI eTeIois IL os1
Route AZ ST. Johns, 10th iran y
cations are that mofe
VIII participate. ,,,,, The "
The Commercial CLUB, ~ OLD.
facturers association ana q no ~
tjal bodies will be slronsy s3ynscsx
the gathering. !, rs r,, from
people VIII make the ,la,yyIded q
Special ears Will be PROM Is.
Lake Route on the 40 o
THURSDAY morning an az ss nsH
charge Of one fare VIII VIII
round trip to ST. Johns Johns by az,
1t has been amour, hat D:
tee In charge at ophlirr hlirronIsts
VIII carry the rctvIE
Johns to ophir ana -,s is51
charge. The prosrsn and ~
dresses. music, SPOTS Ticfs5
dance Thursday night
good returning Friday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
CEMENT COMPANy
SUE SALT LAKE

Salt Lake City and tbs n
sioners will be made the tsf
in a suit which will bs ili
Third district court by l,'
Cement company Of Utsl q
Consolidated Construciiur !
and the city for the colle,lia
alleged to be due for cemeli
according TO a summons en-
daY on the legal DEPARTS
city.
The Portland Cement an
Gently petitioned the city 4
ers to withhold payment \
construction company 70 III I
its claim. The Consiructia
has been engaged in ddil
extension work for the ciH,
The city attorney rendm3|
ion to the commissioners q
night that no such artcs /
taken, as all the warfauh Z
be due the construction cu,1
already been assigned to
rs security for 2 loan.
1t is expected that .hs =
the assignment will be ~
question by the action sat
ment company now prOpoYs z
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Great Possibilities.

Either connection with the new road
Will mean the opening up OF vast
virgin empire. the resources OF which
have scarcely been touched. The known
coal deposits in Routt county are among
the largest in the world, covering tens
of thousands OF acres The western part
OF Colorado also contains some OF the
finest grazing land TO be found In the
united States today. 1t also contains
many thousands OF acres OF the finest
kind OF agricultural land. TO say nothing
OF many rich ore deposits which only
await transportation to make the owners
OF the claims rich. Despite all that Is
Known OF this section OF the state OF
SoioIado' II is ella imed that the tenth is
nor nor yet known: that with a railroad il
WIN prove to be one OF the richest Sec
lions OF the country. Uintah county in
eastern Ctah has long waited for a rail-
Ioan 10 develop It's resources Some OF
INC flnest farm and fruit lands In tho
STATE OF Utah are in this county The
minerals ''a' a"u
In connection with the building ~ the
raiIroad IL Is understood that the sane
interests are planning an irricefion
stSneme by which over 400, 900 acres of tha
finest land I'm Ulntah countv viii he
oIoughI under cultivation; they also pIan
an Immense power plant which ujII -
state. o' sectiou OF tne
Inc Irrigation scheme and tbo h,.aro
elsctr1c project Will each invojva ~
penditure OF $4,000. 900 as nov ni.n,os
nc railroad and these two scben,cH 70
scuhcr. II Us said. Will represent toto1
investment OF about $50, 900, 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
HIGH COMPLIMENT
Is PAID TO ALTER

]. Cecil Alter. assistant director Of the
Salt Lake weather bureau. has received
letters from French and German cngin-
eers Of International fame asking him for
duplicates OF the text and Illustrations
of an article written by Mr. Alter for
the Scientific American on the snow sur
vey In Cottonwood canyon.
One letter was from jacques Bower of
Paris. and another is from the eminent
German engineer. DIR. Alfred Granoen-
witz. OF Berlin. Both the engineers re-
quest copies of the manuscript and illus
trations for publication In scientific mag
azines In Germany and France.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
NEW RECORD MADE
BY SALT LAKE MEN

A new record in the scaling of Twin
Peaks In Big Cottonwood canyon has
been established. Carl X. williams. di =
rector of publicity at the Comm crcInl
club; Burl Armstrong. editor OF Good
wins Weekly; Melvin Clawson. 10 years
old; Dale Armstrong. If years old and
Mutt the faithful bulldog of Mr.. VIII
lams, are those who performed the feat
They made the steep ascent and returned
To the base again In five hours
Yesterday Mr. Armstrong and Mr.. VIII
1ams returned TO their respective offices
after thirty-mile ride from Bir. Cottnn-
wood canyon. '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
WOMAN is VICTIM
OF SPINAL MENINGITIS

. NeIle NJ Smith. wife OF C,r,,,
-, smith; died on her 10th bIrlbda,. 1, Sn, .,t
street she tamily residence 1ii7 south Sta t ae
spnsi neSt1iay SeStteiday morning at 1850. of
'i'less H rom complication Of disa,dorS ior,s
wLers On SnHth was born in Midway. Utab
Were ere, Tor many years. before ana aftcr
- nd rti,,,, sile was prominent In social
,,,or ne ooIy VIII be shipped to Midway
nvsr ,r the Denver & Rio Grande this morr
hne ihme 70 ne buried there after services r.
= y. III. Thursday "'N cnaPel at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
SALT LAKE WOMEN
ARRIVE IN HONOLULU

A copy or the Hawaiian Star. of June
20 published In Honolulu. giving an ac-
count OF the arrival In that port OF the
Ventura. with number OF Salt Iakers
on board. has been received here The
article rs headed by poem written by
MISE Ahce r. Rowe OF this city. dcdi-
Gated TO Captain Cowen commander of
the snip. as tribute from the 1856 pas
sengers on the maiden voyage OF the
remodelcd liner.
are; Miss Marie Covey. Miss Alice u.
Rowe, Miss Mary Penny. Mrs Eliza beth
Stocking, Miss Julia Welch. Miss Kate
WeIcb.
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The total In the city aIrs-
lished In The Tribune ssy.rI, @ ,
was 3S,31l. The city vots in y
l26. which indicated a tsla,
Vote OF 11.163.
Voting machines will bs ~
district IN the city. and IA disz
IS. SO and 81 in the county. I'm
In the county will use ths r.
lot and ballot boxes and Mof;
Registration supplies are -
tribution and notice Of reEistp
posted by the registrars Il
districts by Monday. /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
WANTS BETTER PLAN
TO PRESERVE RECORDS

Harry S. Harper, Justice of the
cation to C, Roscoe Vigus, county
auditor. asking that some steps be
taken to rebind the docket records of
previous justices. Attorney Harper
also asks that metal file case be
furnished him for keeping records.
The county auditor referred the com
municatlon to the county attorney for
investigation as to the legality of the
proposed purchase and work,
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Case Under Advisement

Evidence In the case OF Seymour D
toung. Jr.. charged with permitting stoct
TO def1le the water OF Parley'a creen
wi.h'n WI, ten miles OF the intake of the
police court yesterday Judge j NJ
BOWMAN took the case under adyisemnnt
after lie Grand Young and s. r. Thur
man hdd argued demurrer for the de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
TO DISCUSS SCHOOL
IMPROVEMENTS TO-DAY

A meeting of the building and
grounds committee of the board of
education will be held TODAY at noon
in the office Of J. r. Hammond, presi-
dent. Of the board, for the purpose of
CONSIDERING the plans for the proposed
1000 addition to the Jackson school
The improvements consist of the in.
stallation of a heating plant and new
plumbing and the construction of an
additional school room.
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In Aid of Irrigation.

me railroad is built from p.ce.si-
~, 70 make possible the successf,I
issue OF a great irrigation nroIao,
amd san power plant project, invoi,yyina iyrv.
iUu,ooo acres OF the richest soil tbe emS
eene eer shone upon, and TO deveJon aSo
wv horsepower. which Viii he dcyoi
opened by primary water right On
Green river OF 10000 second fsst 80
~s,er' at Split mountain, a few rni,as
SooVe Jensen. These rights ha,,a
oeen taken UP IN the last TWO az
e can nave enough electricaI power
mere 10 electrify the entire rosS "e'
me road will be a Utah mad
tended from Springville TO Innsan
ana although II has absoIuteiv ~
connection with the Moffat road ,,,s, m9
row. II Will ultimately be extended to
steamboat Springs. Colo. The ITtsb
eng at Springville Is close enough 10
SAT- Lake City. because IL viii ho
q simple matter to coma int Sai.
Lake over other roads Private riepts
costly "e very
There may be an electric line fro,,
Salt Lake to Springvile. but II nor
u would be an easy matter for nnr
concern TO build one. because we hava
ample electricity from our enormous
power project at Split MouptaIp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
PARKS PROGRAMME
HOURS ARE CHANGED

For tho purpose OF giving everybody tho
opportunity TO enjoy the park concerts
as rendered by the MoIlerup- KIenke hand
the park commissioners have made tbe
following changes and hereafter the bonrs
OF playing VIII be as follows: Wednes
Gays. Liberty park. hours 7:so 10 a:3o
?. ~. Sundays. Liberty park. hours s 20
hours To D. m P"'h'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
FLOATING TlI5
IMPORTANT /
Interesting Deduction
Drawn From FisI
County Cid
BIG TRANSIENT
Notice of Registr,,;..
Posted in All y,]
by Monday !

The total number =,
cial registration booka ta' !.
side the city proper q. =, ,,.
county clerk. Ia 1o.7s,
greater than the sam. ~.
showing a floating vote IN ~
" outside the city.ot ,,,s
greater portion Of which :.
the e., Bingham and Garfield n,
The district totals Ara
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Not Fully Informed.

Tne statements coming from Den
yer 70 the effect that w S Evans.
president OF the Nofiat road. confirms
tne statement. or definitely appoints
MT Ero as the man behind the deal
are not confirmed to me as vet
have no knowledge OF such a matter
" such is the case. though. the COM
pine between the Provo G Eastern
Utah and the Moffat road is evIdenf
Rock NJ. Pope has been working ON
the power and irrigation deal for four
years Each OF these will be the
greatest project of Its kind In Amer
lea. but the building of the road was
an absolute necessity. And although
necessity. II is huge undertake
Ing and Will mean much To the state
IL VIII prove Of as great value TO
the state AZ either the power or the
Irrigation project.
r. w. Short OF Chicago has been
working in the east securing the
capital. while Mr.. Pope has been
handling the western end.
From Jensen to Steamboat Springs, tn
western terminal Of the Moffat road,
about 1s5 miles.
Two connections are open to the roa
AFTER IL crosses the Utah Colorado line
one Is to continue east TO Steam boa
Springs and there connect with the Mof
fat road or the other Is to connect wit
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democrats In Mao+

,ha me sb Democratic judiciary committee Of
Jwd,a judicial district will meet in
.on Tu,i,i; *. mnurnan's office In the Bos-
ron ron building Thursday evening The mai
ticL. i pacing Democratic judiciary
r. IL nrlh ,ti me field Will be discussed and
ton vii, inl,odo'e bo mat the call for a conven-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31

A line long projected by the Hartman
interests either from Encampment or AL
bany In southern Wyoming. For a num-
Der OF years the Union Pacific has had
surveys from both these places south to
the immense coal fields in Routt county.
Colorado, as we'll as westward into tho
ITintah CODptry.
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Outing for Rebekahs,

The Naomi Past Noble Grands club
and the Naomi Degree Staff club will
spend Thursday. August |, at Rest
more" Mrs. Ewin's summer home in
Emigration canyon. All Rcbckahs are in
yited to join them for the days outing,
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Promises Quick Action

oosa ssmuel A. MasinnIs. attorney for -
The Provo G. Eastern Utah rsi,ro
VII be built at once. Euildi,r a,road s
alions VIII be started within .ts,,
,I r ninety days. at both ends of y ,ty
h. ,ne. Adequate capital is alresdy ne ie
mana 10 complete the road and eGuin IN
~. making II fully ready for or oe eau,p
% non OF both freight and passenea-
a. The road is absolutely indenenao,,
ipr the present. but i am moi ~
IDerty 1ty 10 state the future nIane 40 40
i,ce aIiiance OF the road. The road s nj, q,
Ultimately tap other roads. VIII
me Monat line has nothing ~ do
M w,th the Provo & Eastern Utah ~ r,ii 40
oaasat present. am yiolatins -,
eon,cenoe TO say. however. thai ,hil
line. 'aP lhe Mohat
Inc reason Why we will ian ,b,.
t tie is mat We have absolutely to-
Key 10 the situation-but dove me
want people to think thar / am ,aiitr Iii,
eVsIythinS that know. ei'"s
q, nc road will tap all coal 6eId,
IN houtt county. Coorado Tbis MI,
mean mean great things for Utah, as Rontt
county contains more coal Iban III
tHe coal fields Of PennsyIv,n,s a"