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I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MOBNINGr, MAY 9, 1910. 8 f
pis
puis
J , of Equalization
IgSSllATION
Zteds Assessment of
Ww Almost Four
Million Dollars.
ft1!!, the annual assess
MS? telephone. telegraph, :
W and other,
, t isSl,VS4,35(, an m-
JSW38 Arc
WFiL the assessment i a.
iercuf 22.G0O
""SfJav Co".' 2.318.010
'JmmvCo 101 -37S
B Co !...- " "05.2f.7
t Telephone . 5 "04
Telephone . w
Telephone
cphono .... .
tlphono . ..... ii-
!rr, iWfcmcnls. -2M.S5S
S?:.';:::: 11
vt of railroad, telephone,
, power, street railway
paints by counties is us
: t Bio Grande.
iIm-. Sfi.D2H.GJtS
WT $ 17.256
twisty liG.9C3
1.273
wr 305
eotr
etr 53S
KtT .7SS
et; i.r-'"
a; on
rTr.ji'j
$ Ji'.oc.o
Bj... . . . 3.020
natv 100.5G5
str 2.3 (5
Kj , 41.280
euir 2.325
! 1.85
GSir f..S95
tor: (i.'eo
r, 1.105
Mr SLi'S
fef m.nr.r,
Kt- io.::so
JmI; r27l0R0
pl .....ji.oip.ogp
100.000
WB'l 155.305
;K,Ici Angeles & Salt Lake.
" !
jsKJ "" .$
jMfe31 PaciEc Railroad.
t fl. ... j7 1 ,Sc 0
i .100
Personal piopcrty 93,500
Total assessment J3.S49 160
Union Pacific Railroad.
Trackage
Summit county $ 513 jjq
Morgan county -. Sftji'ss.,
Davis county j
Weber county 20t':i5l
1'0ta: ....... .l21.t;ic
Real Instate
Weber rouruy , s ":;.t50
Improvements .-, "
Summit Coiinty ..t. . . ,$ 13 755
Morgan county .". S 00
. Weber county '. . ; "s67 j
Total s r.2,-170
Rolling stock '. ,$ "01,041
Franchises 50.000
Personal property ... 5,750
Total assessments $ I.54S.331
Western Pacific Railway. J
Trackage
Salt Lake county $ IS I. ill
Tooele county S57,675
Total $ 1,042.0:16
Real Estate K
Tooele cotinty $ 53,000
I rapro vcm en Ls
Salt Lake county . ...r. $ 17.050
Tooele county ;.. .... 27.130
Total '. S 45. tOO
Ilolllncr stock J 107,350
Franchise 35.000
Personal property S.600
Total assessment l,29r;,U6
Echo & Park Oity Railroad.
All in Summit County
Trackage S 1M 1.945
Improvements !O50
Rolltnsr stock 21.5'jn
Fi-anchise ...... S.000
Poraonnl property v... 2,0U0
Total 277.SS5
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad.
Trackage
Salt L.aKe county J 2R,Si?l
Davis county 140,010
Weber county ...... "1,700
Total S 207.571
Real Instate
Salt Lake county .$ 23,3S5
Davis county G00
Total J 23.0S5
Improvements :
Salt Lake county S 700
Davis county 1,245
Weber county l.OOu
Total 2.015
Roll in? stock ? 20,7::0
Frnnchise -1-000
Personal property 2,02o
Wires and Poles
Salt Lake county 5
Davis county ' .
Wcbar county 4.301
Total ' 2&.000
Total assessments 5 300,750
EurekaHill Railroad.
Trackage .
Juab county 1J,0J
Utali county 6.'2fl
Total .....A l'J.GOS
Juab County
Improvements f i "'
Rollins: stock v'I
Franchise : zf
Fcrsontil property
To f.l assessn:ftiit5 5 77.16S
Salt Lake & Mercur Railroad.
IT tab county 'rl
Tooele I'ounly u-au'
Total "
Improvements " nft
Utah county ? 1-1?"
Tooele county , 'Ml
Tolal J-550
Rcllinp stock ? 10.S70
Franchise 1
Personal property .
Total assciismcnts ? 44,424
Ogden 5c N. W. Railroad Company.
Trackage - . ' 7-ft
Box Klder county '
Weber county 75
Tmprovenients ..S
Rollinp. stock .
Personal property - 1
Total ? 2.fiW
Utah Light & Railway Company.
Wires and poles ? rrl'"?
Machlnciv (power) 1.00.0 1-
Bullclinuf (power)
Buildings 5 j 172.355
?treet car p-ii 01
nJjc10::::::::'.:::::::-' 300:000
To.ai 5 -5,r"slG
Telluride Power Company.
Wires and Poles f o G().
Utah county -,i'nr,5
Salt Lako county ;r'nof
Davis county ; s 03G
Webef oounly 5'00
Cache coun'.y '
'JNjoelw county 1 05".
lu&b county :;soo
TolnI .....7? 255T251
Maclihiery. Real Estate and Bulldinca-
Ltah county t fi(r,
Snlt Lake countv ""i'iS".
Davis conn iv .... r
Weber county '. i5?
;aeho county ' fls""75
Tooele county t'530
Juab county , 1310
I'JPiH ' -....S 3J 1.365
Jclephone Ino 5 c 651
Franchise ...i.::.. 100,000
Total assesMiienl? 7$ 703.2G7
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company.
Wires and Poles
Rox LMer j 40,10
" er s ilM(5
. , , ,5 .4S.33fi
Machinery and Bulldliips
"Os Llder county j 117.000
Lunnls. etc.
Box- Ktder County i 52.1C5
Cache .JS 00
Personal Property looo
Total , .$ 244.531
Utah Light & Power Company.
Wires and poles, etc.
Utah County j 21,823
Juob County i,s50
Franchise!? 1 o00
Building? and .Machinery " -
Utah County 77,205
Total Assessment J 101.37S !
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co.
Wires and poles
Beaver $ 12.S41
Box Elder 30.016
Cache 49.427
Carbon i.roo
Davis ... 30.23G
Iron 7.542
Juab ' 11,515
milliard :mrt
Morgan , !5.;!73
Piute 1.1:12
Rich , 2,802
Snlt Lake 2G 1.777
San Pete 14.0XS
Sevier : 13.007
Summit 'JS.G02
Tooele 12.3S2
Utah .... 4,801
Wasatch 4. SOI
Washington!... 5,152
Weber . . no. 041
' S 630.12G
Personal property and buildings ? 3r,n.u45
Franchise 150,000
Total Assessment ? 1 :15S,371
Utah Independent Telephone Co.
Wires and poles
Box Elder county $ 15,131
Cache county ... ic.005
Davis county 7.003
Juab county 2.123
Salt Lako county . 110.786
Summit county 4,413
Utah county 2G.28S
Weber county 2G.2U!)
S 21S.27S
Personal Property
Buildings, etc 5 li.G.OnC
Franchise -"0.000
Tolal Assessment S 421,331
Other Telephone Companies.
blast crn Utah Telephone Co S H-r.1
Garllclld County Telephone Co... 4..;21
Uintah County Telephone Co... i.-lOfj
Southern Utah Telephone Co 2.f,(S
Blue, .Mountain Telephone Co.... :.,Sn
Millard County Telephone Co.... ...-.21
Iron County Telephone Co J.O'J'J
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Wires and poles by counties
Reaver 5
Box Klder "c'An-
fnt'bp S.afi
Carbon
Davis 1.2:?
l-'mery '
iron .... ....... ? n-?12
jiab ll.i.OI
Millard 3!i-
Morgan '
Plntc '-:!
Salt Lake
Sanpelc i"!'o-
Summit
Tooele 'r
Weber 330J
S 255,220
Personal properly ol'nnn.
Ranchlse . 2o-0('0'
Total ' ' 287.523
Postal Telegraph Company.
Wires and poles by counties
Summit ..v-
Salt Lake
Davis ...
Weber "P,
Box Elder -
Ca ch e .1111
? 7.1S4
Personal property I.
Franchise "0(l
Total ? "924
Mining Improvements and Machinery,
hy Counties.
Reaver ..." ? ::".S0
g;;;'.v:::;::::
Garfield ,'wo
Railroad and Land Development;
Extensive Incorporations in Montana
IJEI.F.XA, Mont., May 3. St. Paul, Chi
cago and Helena capitalists have Just
completed the Initial steps in an under
taking which from a financial stand
point, bids fair to stand unrivaled for
many yoars to come, this being none
other tluin a Joint realty-railroad deal,
which means the development of a sec
tion of Montana heretofore handicapped
seriously through lack of transportation
facilities. The leading spirits In the deal
nre R. M. Calkins or St. Paul, son of the
general manager of the. Chicago. Mil
waukee fc Puget Sound line; John Ring
ling, the Chicago circus man. and Lewis
Pcnwell of Helena, known as the wool
king of the sUit rrorn the fac! that his
companies are the civatest wool producers
of thu greatest wool state In the union.
Quietly, the right of way for the rail
road has been purchased which will give
White Sulphur Springs. th seat of
Meagher county, direct connection with
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound line
at Dorscy while the complete railroad
plans call for an elension of the line to
Helena from White Sulphur Springs
and from Dorscy through the Smith river
valley. to a connection with the Northern
Pacific at Livingston, which would give
the St. Paul a Yellowstone Park entrance
through the Livingston gateway.
Tho work will be done through the
Smith River Development company, In
corporated here last week with n. capital
stock of 51.000.000. and In which Mr. Pen
well Is the leading sptrlr, together with
another corporation In which Mr. Rlng
Ung and Mr Calkins are to be Hie chief
stockholders. This latter will have ditect
charge of tho railroad work. Penwell will
huvculhe minority railioad holdlnirs, while
Calkins and Rjngiing will have the lessor
realty Interest, but tho two concerns are.
In essence one.
Already, the Conrad-Etanford holdings
at the town of Whrllo Sulphur Springs
have been purchased, the price being
?200,000. Included are the pprings them
selves, a hotel and S00 building lots. Ring
ling Is the chief interest in this purchase,
the sale halng been m:nl by the Helena
firm this week. It Is the intention of the
nw owners to make icsprinps not only
the largest, but the best known watering
plnre in tho en I ire northwest. Before tak
ing over the property, the new company
engaged several European specialists and
sent them to While Sulphur Springs to
examine the waters, determine the maxi
mum flow of the hot springs and analyze
the waters. Their report was unanimous
that the opening for a modern American
Spa. was at hand the water being of
grat temperature and possessing marked
medicinal properties. The remodeling of
the springs by the erection of a magni
ficent natatorlum and private baths and
swimming pools Is to begin at once, while
actual construction Is to start on the rail
road within a short time.
East or TJorsey and far Into Park coun
ty, the development company lias pur
cliased several hundred thousand acre?
of land, which Is to bo cut Into smaller
parcels and colonized after the so-colled
Ponwell method.' This marks the end of
not a few well known cattle and sheep
ranches or central Montana, and the same
system will be followed respecting tho
land holdings of the company In Meagh
er county, which, while one of thn oldest
Inhabited sections of the state, has been
slilously hampered by lack of transporta
tion facilities. This for more than a quar
ter of a century has consisted of a stage
line to Helena nnd in more recent years,
one ti Dorsoy, as well. White Sulphur
Is revenly-three miles from Helena. Tills
stage line Is eventually to be replaced by
Grand 450
.luab 40G.410
Piute GS.G40
Rich 205
Salt Lake G01.G53
San Juan ' 1.915
Sanpete 2,230
Summit ... . ' 413.217
Tooele 302, G23
Uintah 53.2G0
Utah ' 112.350
Wasatch 21.220
Washington -llSo
Total .33.298.S5S
Not Proceeds Assessments ly Counties.
Beaver 5 45.WG.JG
Box Elder 130,3S9.o5
Carbon 1,155.547.31
.luab 470.75 t.GS
Salt Lake LG42.6I5.51
Summit 912-i?2-9S
Toocl" 4S.O:iO.I2
Ulah ... iHJHJ
Uintah 12J.20o.10
Tolal SG. 107,009.43
Car Companies.
Pullman ? 225'1
Pad lie Fruit Express
Other companies "L""0
Total ? "C2.?5"'
Express Companies.
Wells Fargo & Co.
Pci-Honal property, buildings.
real estate 5 50.0SI
Franchise , c0.00
Total 5 110.081
Pacific Express company o
Persona property, ole ..... .boi
an extension of the railroad line, the grade
for which 1b already completed from Hel
ena to the Missouri river, this hiwlng
been tltr original route of what Ik known
as the Montana section of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & Puget Sound !'ne.
The building or the railroad and the
establishment or a magnificent tourist
hotel will unquestionably have the effect
of making White Sulphur Springs one of
the most famous health resorts In the
northwest, situated as It Is most pictur
esquclv In the heart of the Little Bdt
mountains. Though practically unknown
to the world in general, the White Sul
phur Springs baths and tho medicinal
waters from the springs have the reputa
tion among Montana specialists and medi
cal fraternity In general ns possessing
curative powers most singular to them
selves. Carlsbad, Hot Springs and West
Baden not being excepted. Even today
the waters of White Sulphur Springs are
bottled and shipped to an exclusive clien
tele in Xew York and other eastern cities.
From a scenic standpoint, the springs are
moat happily slluatod. From the veran
das of the present hotel, a. commanding
view for mliesi of the wooded mountains
and green valleys are vlslhlc. and In ad
dition. It is tho only point on the coast
extension of the St. Paul which can be sc
properlv featured as a genuine health re
sort. "The mountain streams nearby
abound In fine trout llshlng.
Smith river valley Is about sixty miles
long and from ton to thirty mile wide
nnd Is one of the most productive sec- .
tions of the. state. Hampered, 'however,
by lack of transportation, its land values
have remained unchanged while in the
romalnder of the atatc they havo advanced
by leaps and bounds. Now that a fall
road I? assured and IL5 products made
available to market, those lands are also
expected to share In tho general advance.
In this connection it may not be Inap
propriate to give h brief sketch of Mr.
Penwell. the originator of the Ida. A
Montana-born man. he attended school
and finally was admitted to the practice
! of law. Ten or twelve years ago he was
a candidate for county attorney of this
countv and was defeated. Shortly after
ward. S. S. 1-Iuiitlc-j of this city died and
Mr. Penwell undertook In dispose of his
large 'land and sheep holdings Cor lhe
widow. He formed a company for this
purpose, nnd the splendid dividends It
paid induced him to lake ijvcr still another
large ranch under the same conditions.
This also paid regular and splendid divi
dends, and he embarked solely In that
business. Up to this time, eleven com
panies have been organized to takj over
livestock ranches, and while nearly half
of them have been forced out of bnel
noss because of t lie- rapid advance In land
values it having been discovered that
wheat and other grains would grow where
formerly only snoop and c.ttie grazed
the stockholders in every case received
not only dividends of from 12 to 25 per
cent a year, but 50 per cent premium 011
their capital slock as well. Thesp ranches
are today the largest ttooI producers of
Use stale, new ones having taken thy
places of those compelled to disband be
caUHe of tiio advance of the plow. The
la?t four companies organised nave met
with over-subscriptions of stock, includ
ing one property which gives PenwelJ
and associates a body of land extending
from Helena to Three Forks In Gallntln
county. Penwell was born in White Sul
phur Springs and he declares the con
struction of tho railroad, tho rehabilita
tion of his birthplace and the upbuilding
of Meagher county, to be his lifo ambition.
Franchise 35.000
Total ? 38,638
For More Than Three Decados
Foley's Honoy and Tar has been a
household favorite for all ailments of
tho throat, chest and lunps. For in
fants and children it is best nnd safest,
as it contains no opiates and no harm
ful drugs. Xone genuine but Foloy's
Honey and Tar in the yellow -packages.
Refuse substitutes. Schramm-Johnson,
Drugs.
EXPOSING POLYGAMY
AND HIGHER-UPS.
Mrs. A. A. Colo, wlvo died in Cali
fornia several years ngo, has left to
her p-andson, Wm. M. Hartley, Los
Angeles. Cal., the complete and true
history of hor life, memories and ex
perienco of tho Mormon church. Mr.
HntHoy has made negotiations tviI.U
Copyright Attorneys to put a book on
tho market that will enlighten tho
world at, large of tho true and only
Historv of the Founders of the Mor
tnon ohureh in Utah and present high-er-npa
of the present da'.
MUDLAVTA Nature's Treatment
whore you btitho In black, soft mud th.it
dr.vws ont piun and poison. Thousnnds cured.
ni& Hntd opott all yenr. Send for booi.
R. B. KRAMER, Prts,, Krnmor, Inrt.
ESTABLISHED l&& i H
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Not the Comet
Editor Tribune: It seems that every
body with a trifle of "get-up" about
him. rises at Z: 15 a. m. to take a peep
at Hnllcy's comet, and make a little
statement to his neighbors that he saw
the "comet."' Now the fact Is that It is
tho planet Venus that he In interview
ing, which rises above our east moun
tains about that time, and It is very
bright and beautiful. 11 Is very doubtful
that nnvone has seen Unlley's comet at
this tlmo without a telescope.
An Illustration of Hallcy's comet as
given in the Sclentitic American and m
many other papers slvows what they
claim Is the tail of Ilalley's comet, which
stands out In opposition to the snin. Iv.o
matter where, it Is located In its orbit.
N'ow the fact is. If 7 alley's comet has si
tail, as 1 believe It has. It would be on
a lino parallel with its orbit or In a
close tiingent thereto. What Is pur
ported to be tho tall Is only the shadow
of the comet on the otherlal matter
about it as all shadows arc obstructed
sun or other light and always in oppo
sition to tho light.
If you will take the trouble to examine
tills matter. I think It will satisfy you Ml nil'
that the Idea Is correct. 311 jjfl
Salt Lake City. May 7. X' KAi:, i HH
Loss of Appetite. 1 luiE
A person that has lost appetite has i jfjl
lost, something besides vitality, vigor, j 'jjllj
The way to recover appetite and nil 1 IfflB
that goes ith it is to take Hood's J -jjlH
Sarsaparilla that strenfjtbons the stom- J (mil
ach.perfects digostion and makes eating HhIh
a pleasure. j 7 - Hln
Thousands take it for spring loss of jB
nppotito and everybody snvs there's I RHn
nothing" else so good as Hood's. ?
Tho Sanders-Granger Floral Oo. ; fijjj H
Are back at the old Btand, Third South jjijj H
and Main, where they -will be pleaaed bIjI n
to cee their old customers. All varle- r 0
tics of carnntions, 75c a dozen. , Mil H
Plant Your Sweet Peas novr. Bailey mm
& Sons'Co., G3 E. 2nd South street. i 'jD
Tribune Want Ads. 3 !" fi
- Ticll Main 5200. - Independent 3(10. ji
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