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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
LAST DANCE CARNIVAL
AT SALTAIR TONIGHT

saltair celebrates the last carnival day
OF the season today and Indications are
that it will prove one OF the biggest
days yet. Preparations are being made
10 accommodate the expected crowds
In the evening the regular dancing car
nlval Will be held with two military bands
to provide music for continuous dancing.
The programme VIII be composed OF the
selections which have proven To be the
most popular with dancing patrons dur
ing the year, and everything possible
is being done to make the last carnival
the best.
Bathing continues to be ideal and all
records for any one week during the
season are being broken by large mar
Sins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
WATER DEAL CA
NOTHING Fd
Additional Water Hu I
Cannot Be Used, Ssn |
tendent B,ra

According to C, 7. Be-
tendent of waterwo'Es q
nothing to gain at lhN
from the arrangenaa !
James H. Moyle for .N
water from Silver lAs 8
Big Cottonwood cany9,-
HThe water conduit q
wood and Parley's tas,S
its full capacity Of S9s
a day." said the supsn,s
day, and any additi:a I
siive, lake cannot b ~
city mains at present
Parley's and Big C'as,
become materially lev ~
SO as to reduce the fldy !
below maximum, Iht'
from Silver lake ,s1' xeM r
under present cordiii'a
nor use it,
The City creek rsss'1S n
corded a mesgursnsi !,
as against fortJ-tii',, g.,
indicates 8 drop o. riD s"7
pressure in the wstG 81 sa|
Yesterday than !. a. y!
present water snoi.I A.
It dropped low doIins y, @A
hours, but througlosl
mained at 100 poa.~ -
pressure sufficient e.,. y
lection and TO gra''m
to the city. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
BRIDGE INSPECTION
ADVANTAGES SHOWN

The advantages OF bridge inspection
by the engineers employed by the state
road commission is shown by an expe-
rience of the commission with a bridge
one-haf mile west OF Cotton on White
river. Several days ago Hugh g. Lewis.
one OF the engineers went on a tour OF
bridge site inspection and in his report
mentioned the bridge west of Cotton as
defective
ARRANGEMENTS were made for the con-
struction OF concrete bridge 10 replace
the defective one. The road commission
er's office yesterday received word that
the defective bridge had collapsed and
been washed away
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
WATER TANK BURSTS,
CITY EMPLOYEE HURT

John Fairholm. an employee OF the city
street department, was injured yesterday v
morning on Tenth East street when the
end OF the water tank on the city's new
traction engine blew out under excessive
pressure.
The plow handles which Fairholm was
probably saved him from fatal % INJURIES eu
The projectile. hurled by the force of the
explosion, struck the plow handles, which
broke It's force, Fairholm was stunned
and bruised. He was attended by DR..
r. w. Ashley of the health department
and later taken 10 his homo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
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SUE. SUES MINING g

Alleging that ne \ S,I| -
tapped the sour'iy u iyIsih =
large springs ps ,dSbIas \, S;'i iisS
ter owned for r.. tHe's 90
Canyon irrigation 9an1.,rt. 2
fled suit IN The n.!,.s d,spTt T.tcs;.s|
Utah Metal .s MlIllns iws 81
the Il sa'i mining company
the water, ,t,, h 20
mel driven through Ssn 70 'FSccrst1
To- Tooele side to e. en- nsis,s ~ !
6sI,.s ham csHyss" ,%s sor g i1oa ! Z, 1, y
supp suppl supplied d 'hS is. ''aais' T.s I ~ 4
tain. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
INVESTIGATION OF
WATER SEEPAGE ON

An effort to trace the seepage water
from the Big Cottonwood lakes above
Brighton is to be made by the city en-
gineering department, Sylvester Q. Can
non, city engineer. accompanied by a
corps OF assistants, went TO Brighton yes
terday morning to begin the work
That large amount OF water seeps out
OF the lakes is the belief OF the engi-
neer!ng department. and IL this seepage
can he traced and eliminated the amount
OF water capable OF being impounded by
the dams now under construction will be
greatly augmented
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
GruYer Bound Over.

Arthur Gruver. charged with holding
up Henry Manis with a revolver ana
robblng him of n pocketbook and KEYS
on the night Of August 23. was arralgnea
before Justice Harry S. Harper yesteT-
day afternoon. He waived his prelimi-
nary hearing and was bound over ~
the district court. His bond was fXen
at $1,000. This not being furnished ne
was sent to the county Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
Newsboy Run Down

Nuuolph fedel. Il years OF age, news
Roy, was run down by an automobile a Z
tourth South and Main streets YESTERDAY
afternoon; and suffered sprained wrist
oeside painful bruises. The driver OF the
car did not stop to see the extent of The
no 0oy injury, but the number of the auto,
JSil-U, was taken by Indignant podes-
trians and given to the poljce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
CHICKENS CACKLE;
NUISANCE CHARGED

The city commission has been called
upon to determine whether the braying
apartment house, the cackling OF chick
ems and the bleating of sheep. constitute
a public nuisance,
The Mutual Realty company yesterday
addressed n letter to the commission
calling attention TO such noises In the
vicinity OF the Woodruff apartments, sec
ond East between Second and Thlrd
South streets. and asking that steps De
taken to abate them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
Is Fined 800.

According to a report received yester-
day by Fred W. Chambers. safe fish and
Morgan county was fined SlOO on charge
OF dynamiting fish by Samuel Francis.
justice OF the peace. last week Void
was arrested by Deputy Warden A f.
Bertoch OF Morgan county This is the
first sentence under the new fish and
game law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
Wants a Convention.

don't think Mr.. Thomas ought
TO be called on to sacrifice himself
TO any greater extent, and ] know
from conversations with many Of
them that his friends are indignant
that he should be treated as ne has
been and then be asked TO lead the
party in another campaign.
] think. OF course. there should be
a Democratic convention called, and
| would like to see Mr.. Thomas at
the head Of the committee but as
one who feels that work we'll done
ought to be recognized, 1 can't bring
myself to the point of asking him to
sacrifice himself In the manner they
want him to,
The matter of holding convention
will be thoroughly considered at ,
meeting of the city committee TO b,
held next Saturday afternoon. In ad
dition to the members of the commit
tee, number of other leading Demo
Gratis will be invited to attend tn,
and express their views
Those who favor convention ap
pear to be in the majority. They taxi
the ground that they have everything
to gain and nothing to lose by support
ing one or more candidates and the ad
ditional argument is put forward tha
the party will then be organized 70
the general election, which takes plac,
in the fall of 1914, when a legislator,
is TO be elected, senator probably t,
be chosen and county officers to b,
elected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
MAYOR l!l wish
FOR WAGE N
Salaries al Of w.
Fire Dsp.,ts.,' y
Raised ii,,,,,|
|ORDlNANcr
According to N, \
| Increases Run Il
| to $500 Pc B

partms., s,r.s Of all n.ns.,s, = 81
II. Th. ,'oea' or5,n,s Win Be ins,.',.s, la,', n
uel c, c:'Is,,ancs pna1a introas...s,''
voted d a'i rarl early Ia,
cossa csusa {. down twice, ~ ~, ~
was vnus' a..,as Of many Sst,l.. 81 |, =
vote "as pa passed ss ys,,sa.,' :
Der was ab,... ...''nl'asea
sfaa. 9, tS. an increase s q ~ a.'.
men men, Of the inst staSs !ls
nnsss inass. Of Of uhe dep,Srlli,ss... Slis. tg
cn crease of $500 sssst,s
nee5s, cesa g.. .lleutcnantss ~, ,sar
his A1yor I. ,,,i pars lssurr,,'sl;s '1S1 Y
fniIoa.1 fol aD.a1.Ilc.scarred assS 4
seTr,s,oWWing ers Wsngsa a confsr,n@e.' @'',1; =,
time the Two eomn'.I v,1li -
support Igs tho oTiin,In',,ss rsiil,'I',s'
Monday night ihsnse Tae
no horns INTRODUCED I'Is!,a a ,s.s
81 sne "a pay Of day saos,s [s,s
;b;o fhioo q day. Durisss' is',s z
rnls. rms resolution, r,,s9 The s,Is e
commissioning wonn ln.;sisss
eI;,-,ease ers increase. Truss " ,si 4 Y
missioner Korns n,,, " Y
ordinance yestsrdsyp supN5s
Yer the nesting H., q @
q me support Of ,hs rs,,.. q
s'9ners Tn for his rssoIcu..T s Mt,T
Tbs resolution s "a i.ss..
mS., pay Is now before i. lsa.sr ~.
Following Is III. hp. Il
city firemen efscIlvss sa :, Z
year, showing the Ips,,%..v
ent salary scale: '''Aa
| Chief OF departm.s, RS
assistant chlsi irom ,Ils 5lI !,
iains from sliio n I'm nui
from sloSo to sl,ss. go. ~
20 Sl2oo; superintendent ! \
ice alarms from sI!i5 /. f,,
from $1,000 to si:io; ..s.,. y
70 elzVO: fremen q sr =
ylo2o to $1,000, 1remsr of A.
from 1860 70 sleN' M q
third grade from sssa "a Il
Il was becaure In. -
TO grant thess incrssy, ~
the entire fire dearrI
blanket resignation, p.s,,
a critical situation Ttr~
to withdraw the rss!Eat,
Park mad delivered 4 p5r
to them, promising % " {
to obtain the increas. hr \
At that time comr1r1
Morris and Lawrence t.drj|
that they would rot ea,ru
until the city was IN 4 y
cially. to make the Inuun /
the new ordinance efe,ta |
next year 1t is beleyA ]
been circumvenled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
Sue, tsr ~,

Acting gioI., ior 'r rs,tsn,E y!
suit NIt'i in the dlslI,Sas IaSs { o.
pear peannce nc o,.5Isa Of JS.ali ID W.
lawfully, +, fii she ~ Va isasa.s
district district attSI1'iSo a;SS . n FL
Gas yas qss. sasy'{,sI ss...;{.,;ss '{@;ssIf sy = VI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
LOCAL FIRM AWARDED
RAILROAD CONTRACT

The contract for the first part OF the
construction OF the Oregon Short Line
shops at Pocatello. to take the place of
those destroyed by fire several months
ago was let yesterday to the Lynch Can
non Engineering company OF this city.
The buildings to be constructed are the
boiler, machine and coach shops. The
Lynch Cannon bid was $125, 900 The
work will begin September 8,
According TO the contract the work
on the three buildings must be finished
by Nav
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
Higginson Not Guilty.

James Hicglhson was found not guilty
oy justice r Bishop Yesterday on a
cuaTse or grand larceny, Higginson was
alleged TO have stolen $50 from Oscar
Nurm In Commercial street roominp
mousse August .. There was not suffi-
with the theft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
Judge Powers Comments.

Judge o. w. Powers is among those
OF Mr.. Thomas S supporters who does
not believe that the county chairman
should be called upon to make any fur
ther sacrifices for the party under ex
listing conditions. Discussing the mat
ter last evening, Judge Powers said:
| am told that movement is on
foot, strongly urged by people who
are willing 10 avail themselves Of his
services and are unwilling that he
should receive the public recognition
that his services demand. to induce
Thomas +. Thomas to accept the
position OF chairman OF the Demo-
cratic city committee during the com
ing city campaign.
their gall with them TO ask Mr..
Thomas TO sacrifice himself to any
greater extent than he has already.
II is 10 his credit that he carried
the county campaign through with
great honor 10 himself, and he left
the committee entirely free from debt
when he closed his headquar rters doors
This is something that no county
campaign chairman or city campaign
chairman, whether Democratic, Re
publican OF Good Government has
accomplished 10 my knowledge. since
We divided on party lines. and when
that, coupled as II is with more
than twentyfi five years OF faithful SER
vice In Democratic ranks. TO be
turned down by those who now claim
to have control OF Democratic ap-
pointments. as he has been ii is
time for the people TO cease asking
him to do anything more.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-28
DEMOCRATS To ENTER
INTO CITY CAMPAIGN
I. F. Thomas Is Asked to
Take Charge Of the
Party's Forces.
HIS FRIENDS DIFFER
Failure of Wallace and Thur
man to Recognize Him
Is Cause.

There now appears to be but little
question that the Democrats will hold
a convention and regularly nominate at
least one candidate for commissioner
They also may make a selection for
auditor, but this is only a possibility.
The matter of holding a convention
and nominating one or two men behind
whom the party will stand solidly, has
been extensively discussed within the
last few days, and those who favor a
convention have gone so far as to ask
Thomas + Thomas. who as chairman
of the county committee in the fall of
1911 did such effective work for the
Democracy. to take charge of the city
campaign.
1t is not known what action Mr..
Thomas will take in the matter and his
friends are divided. An effort was
made TO interview him last evening,
but he had gone to his summer
home III Emigration canyon. Some
OF the close supporters of Mr.,
Thomas take the ground that the
treatment accorded him by Nation
al Committeeman Wallace and State
Chairman Thurman, in entirely ignoring
hIm i'll the matter of appointments, and
virtually turning him down in connec-
ton with the oftlce OF surveyor or the
port, for which he was unanimously in
dorsed by the state committee, would
justify him in declining to direct the
coming city campaign.
Others contend that Mr.. Thomas is
still Democrat; that the party is in
need Of his services, and that he should
get into the harness and assist the or"
ganization in every way possible, de-
spite any feeling of resentment that
he or his friends may feel az the re-
suit of the treatment accorded him by
the national committeeman and the
state chairman
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
NE6Gee

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jh6eaoH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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BRidsteebepeNt@l'06 06seberd
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13

MsthUdisssE ~ biseeq0eaC Adrebc,!::
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
HGOwHF 8abielSStasts

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
ROCK Rfand Zines

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13

Major George w Leied banker land and caqemsnf
Ausn Texas has decided place the market the famous How
House Ranch Of 100000 located the shallow water be tbs
south plains Of Texas Of this togehe with
has been surveyed and staked six miles qR the Sg
Fe IraC line Of railway from ocean GuH Grads nhef
and track will be completed to Liehd by July ST. QgP9gHISS QgS
knocks once!
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-13
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-20
Moundsvi;le Briefs.

Five Federal prisoners were re-
ceived a. the local pcnitentiary on
I Sunday cytning from Kentucky.
Messrs. Mack and Shaw. OF Nc
, Keesport. Pa. Of the G.. &. Murphy
Co. are spending the week in this
/ city. on business
II l. reported that the Wheeling
Electric Company is going TO install
three new attractive street electric
signs IN this city In the near future.
Howard Holt. Jr who left week
ago for Texas for m" benefit % his
health. is improving nicely.
Louis Sippic. a. Akron. O. is
spending % few days with friends and
relatives IN this city.
Mrs. T. X Nclntire IS confined 70
her home on Grant avenue with an
illness.
Miss Renie McCrcadie returned 10
her home A. Pittsburgh Yesterday. at
ter spending the past few days with
friends and relatives iu This CITY
Mis- Florence Brchiol. az Berkeley.
IS speudin. q f"w days with friend.
and relatives iu this city
Mrs. =. \. Thatcher returned home
last evening from pitt.hufch. Ta
where she spent %" winter with
her daUghf'T
Mrs Ern"-' y McClcIlud ~ Tenth
street. left yesterday for Cedary;lIe.
o where sh" Will spend a few DAYS
with friends and relative.
Rev u T. Mcdaniel vii leave to-
day for Rochester pa where he viii
attend the synod which o. in session
there
Joseph Weaver returned 20 his
home 90 Iit'shurrh r' Yesterday ~.
torncou. after SPENDING the past few
u.y- with lf- parents loo this cts,
Tn" Lry1l order of Moose VII
meet This creuirc a. their r.adq1ar-
tors ia o.. callahan building on Ios.
t'rspn avenue.
Mr. o. b. Niars ard .r1. Formerly
"f 'tis ,it.. b1t now a. Milford. mel.
are spending f"w days with friends
ADD relatives here