The Salt Lake tribune. [volume], December 29, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

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j THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING-, DECEMBER 29, 1907. 5 I J
IAPPBOPRIATION FOB
BELIEF OF FMIIIE
Russian Parliament Sets Asido
$7,500,000 for This Purpose;
1 More Is deeded.
ST. P13TJ5RSBUBG. "Dec, 23 The
last session of the Hussiun parliament
boforo tbe beginning of the Christmas
holidavs was hold today, and a famine
appropriation of $7,500,000 was passed.
There was only a bare quorum present
and the measure was practically not
flcbated. This appropriation, with a
few local bills, comprises the entire
legislative product of tho first sis
weeks' work of tho third duma.
The famine appropriation today.
which is doublo tho amount originally
proposed in the budget, will bo im
mediately available For tho relief of
about twenty provinces. An addi
tional appropriation will bo necessary
later. A lare part "of tho money
voted today is to be distributed
through tho zemstvos and other local
organizations. This course is adopted
becauso the centralization of relief
work, such as obtained in 190G, showed
the danger of abuses, aB for instance
in the Gucrko Lidval case.
GOLD FIELD WILL HAVE
A GARBAGE CREMATORY
,T. II. Griffin, a former well known
Salt Lake man, now superintendent of
strcots and sanitary affairs at Gold
field, has addressed a letter to the
board of health of Salt Lako in which
he asks for information regarding the
crematory hero. Mr. Griflin wants to
know the present manner of handling
a similar institution. Mr. Griffin had
the street sprinkling contracts in Salt
Lako for several yoars.
NEW LIST OF BOOKS
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
The following for'ty-flvo volumes will
bo added to the public library Monday
morninj? December 30, 1907: Miscella
neous -Inioratato Commerce Commis
sion, Report on Regulation of Railway
Rates, G vols.; Lodgo, ed., "History of
Nations,' ' 24 vols. Fiction Barr,
'''Heart of Jessie Laurie;' ' Do La Pos
ture, "Doborah of Tods;" Dostoicff
sky, "Crime and Punishment;" Wells,
"Kmll Emmins' Papers;" "Wilkinn,
"Fair Lavina and Othors." Children's
books Brady, "Indian Fighi3 and
Fighters:" Corman and Gerson. "Geo
graphical Primer;" Fox, "Littio Lady
Marjorio;" Hoffman. "Games for
Everybody;" Mathows, "Dame
Prism';' Ray. "Half a Dozen Girls;"
Rhodes, "Polly's Predicament;"
Spoight and Thompson, "First Book:"
Stoddard, "Two Arrows;" Wells,
"Jinglo Book."
Hear tho great cimbollist at the
'Cullcn Cafe Now Year's Eve.
GIRLS MAINTAIN LEAD
IN ZI0N BIRTH RECORD
The girls passed tho boys in tho birth
records of tho past week, although the
margin was small. Out of 50 births To
ported, 29 wcro girls and 21 were boys.
Males led in deaths, there boing 18, and
12 females. Sovon bodies wero shipped
to tho city for burial. There were re
ported during tho wcok 123 cases of
contagious arid infectious diseases, con
sisting of: Smallpox, 4: scarlet fever.
38; diphtheria, 8; measles, 70; typhoid
fovcr, 1$ pnoumonia and pulmonary tu
borculosis, L Four cases of Bmallpox
wero sent to the isolation hospital.
Fifty-nLno houses on account of scarlot
fover and M houses on account of diph
theria remain in quarantine at tho end
of the wcok.
Well-screened, clean Castle Gale.
Clear Creek, Winter Quarters nut and
lumri coal delivored for $5.75, at yard
BAMBERGER COAL COMPANY.
MURRAY WELL CASE TO
BE FOUGHTON MERITS
Controversy of Five Years'
Standing Offers No Possibil
ity of Adjustment.
Salt Lako county's flowing well trait
againBt Murray City, liko Tennyson's
brook, is still gliding merrily along.
Nearly f ivo years ago tho county sued
tho city of Murray for $75, alleging that
tho amount was duo for a flowing well
at Murray purchased by that city. Mur
ray camo back with tho allegation that
in buying the well tho mayor of Mur
ray acted under a misapprehension as
to tho facta and that tho well became
thG proporty of tho city when it was
incorporated. Then an agreed statement
of facts was drawn up and tho matter
has been hanging firo ever Bince.
Saturday the agreed statemont of facts
was withdrawn and the case will be
fought -out on its merits as soon us
it can bo reached.
MAYOR OF JACKSON
WILL SCREW DOWN LID
JACKSON, Mich,, Dec. 28. Mayor
B. O. Glasgow issued a proclamation
today intended to clap a ''lid" on the
city such as has never boforo been at
tempted. All saloons will be closed
after business hours and Sundays, re
sorts aro to bo wiped out of existence
in the city, all slot machines are to be
romoved, cigar stores are to be closed
on Sunday and as many of tho "blue
laws" enforced aB aTo practicable.
Good Printing.
Tribune-Reporter Ptjr. Co., CG W. and
So. St.
SKIN-TORTURED ll!
Babies and Tired Mothers Find I K
Comfort in Cuticura. Ifi K
Sleep for skin-tortured babies and rest H B j
for tired mothers is found in a hot bath 11 M.
with Cuticura. Soap and. a ms
gentle anointing with Cutl- B;
' TfTJSo cur a Ointment, tbe great '
rrjXtfgf Skin Cure. This treatment ' iW j
E3?5) affords Instant relief In the
rnoat distressing forms of w '
1 1 itching, burning, scaly, and wL
i F7rZ crusted humors, eczemas. m
iXr-Ji) rashes, irritations, and j ' ft "
chaflngs, of Infancy and W. '
D' ' childhood, and points to a , 1; ;
aDeedy cure when all else fail, j E
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IlGREETING-- 1908 'agJjiT! :j
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fwfif JSM generous public vouchsafed the store- JE iSAw JaBf wmi I
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m largest business year in its history clucle the betterment of the store service and extend mfTJr Jl If 1 I
iff has drawn nearly to a close. to the personnel of the working force. Steadily J JUME H f 1
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tl ft exhilaration and finally forged splendidly ahead. umen to bring and to hold customers; employes who ( ll !
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renewed prosperity. such thafc no store can undersen us. ' " ( B
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II Wl simplicity, in harmony with present fixtures. ' The store purposes being to the West what Map Hi 1
lW ? Already work has begun. The entire building will shall Field's is to the middle states, what Wanamakers 25L i& Ijffl
be ready for , is to the' East ' ' '
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