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.. 2 . " THE SALT .JiAXE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY ..MORNING-,. .FEBRUARY 4, 1908. . . , ''Mt
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Co in miss loners Mackay and
Clinton .Not Entitled (0
Special Privileges.
COUNTY SHOULD PAY
M PRIVATE ACCOUNTS
Personal Telephone Bills Not
Provided for in the Public
John C. "jtfackay.' chairman Board
of County Commissioners, debtor
to Salt Lake county, to amount
paid by county for private tele
phone at residence of Mnckyy.
for thirty-six months at the rate
or $2.50 a month $00.00
James E. Clinton, member; of Board
of County CoinmiaFlonere, debtor
to Salt Lake- county, to amount
paid by county for private tele
phone at residence of Clinton,
for nine months, aL the rate of
31.50 a month ! .- $13.50
Please remit AT ONCE.
I It is now up to Chairman John C.
'iMackay and- Jojiics; E. Clinton of the
Board of County Commissioners to civo
a correct representation of that pleas
ing little stunt termed, ".finglinp: on
the mahogany. 13
Tho county has paid for lr.
lUackuy's private telephone for the past
three years arid for ACr. Climon's tele
phone for the past nine months. The
liraii three months of his term, Hr.
Clinton paid for his private telephone
out; of his own pocket, but he later saw
ft light and his bills have since bean
turned- over to tho county and paid.
County Auditor Hegiubotham held tip
i iho telephone bills of Mackay and Clin
ton and recently referred the matter
J to County Attorney Hanson for an
. opinion as to whether or not the coun
ty was liable for tho private telephones
"of Commissioners Mackay and Clin
llanson's Opinion.
. The County Attorney's office has
heretofore . given a verbal opinion in
the matter, "but Monday a written opin
ion was rendered to Mr, llcginbotham
by Mr. Hansen. Tho opinion. follows;
In -.relation to your comrrTunlcalion
whether or noL the .county Ih liable for
tile inclosed billn, hclng for the prlvato
telephones Installed nt the residences of
Commissioners Mackay mid Clinton, t
wish to' state the. following:
The Commissioners have only power
. and authority as in conferred by law
, and arc entitled to no specliil privileges.
If County Commissioners can inFtall
private telephones at public expense,
then other public officers are entitled
lo the same privilege and such privl
. leges may not stop at telephones, but
any private convenience could thus be
obtained -ai;- public expense, and public
office devolop into a monumental graft.
While In'-'the present caae the amount
is necessarily small, the principle Is the
same ' as though nn unlimited amount
y. -jvcre -involved. These claims arc purely
personaland the county is not liable
therefor.
Tt is unrlcrslood suit will be insti
tuted to. -recover the amounts, in the
event .that the Commissioners do not at
once reimburse the county.
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If HORSES GET POOR
-1 ' STARTS IN DEEP MUD
1t SAX FRAXC1SCO. Feb. S.Thc track
at Emeryville today was a sea of slush.
Ll The bast race of the day was the scven-f-
furlong event, which was won by rtaleigh
in a game finish, though he was thrown
I to his knees at tho stat. Deutschland.
he favorite, came In third. In the second
race. On Parole was ths only one to get
a good start, and won as he pleased.
First race, six inrlongs Belmcre. 107
i. ( Sandy). I to T, won: Elevation, 107
t - (Kirschbaum). 20 lo 1. second; Curricu
la lum. 10S (C. Miller). J to 1. third. Time,
ft 1;1S 1-5. Lord Provost, Emily M Sena
? t.or Warner, .Mattic U. and John M. also
m ran.
h Second race, three furlongs On Parole,
r 307 (Scoville). -1 to 1, won: Ocean Maid.
I' T07 (Sandy). 7 to 2. second; Ornate. 107
. (Kirschbaum). 8 to .1. third. Time, 37 2-5
I seconds. Minnie Bright, False Nun, Who.
I Achates, r.T. W. Furer and Smiling .lack
L. also ran.
!; , Third race, mile Bardonia. 107 (llilde-j-
brand). 9 to 2. won; Woirvillo. 102 (Ga
1 hndo). 3 to 1. second; Supine. 35 (I ranis),
jii "iio 1. third? Time. 1M8 P.-5. Cocvtus,
V: Altair. Ban Lord, Sightly, Colbert. Bra-
voure and Leonardsdalo finished as
;. named.
-,7lin, ?aJ5e seven furlongs Rnleigh.
f VI (J- Walsh), 7 lo 2. won; Massa. 105
fKeogh), IS to o, second; Deutschland. 117
(Davis). 1 to-2. third. Time. 1:31 4-5.
riraee G., Pleiad, Dolllc Dollars and The
I Englishman also ran.
j' . . Wif-th race, ' mile and one-eighth The
I' Captain, 111 (Gilbert). 0 to B. won; Bech
. wood. 111 (Lced), 5 to 1, second: Kogo.
t 101 (Hayes), G to 5. third. Time. 2:01 -t-5.
E r,ln,nys,d0, Hooligan. Midinont, Rosy
i Light and Nabonaiisar alyo xau.
I Sixth race, mile nnd one-slxtjcnth
j' Treasure. Seeker. 'JO (Rico). 15 to 1. won;
Import, 87 (Gilbert). It lo 2. second; Cap-
tnlrt Burnett, 101 (Gargan), to 1. third.
Tjlme. 1:54.1-5. Plnusible, Royal Maxim,
; Mandator, Graphite and Billy Pullman
i- finished 11s named.
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ESCAPE ERIU DEATH'
ALMOST BY MIRACLE
Mrs. W. M. Young and 'IVii Chil
dren Caught in Flaming
' ' Debris.
HEROISM OP FRANTIC
ENGINEER HUSBAND
Fights Flames for'JJabc's tife,
With Dishpan and Ditch
, . ' ''Water.
With the bodies of !M'rs. Marelda
Frandcson and her 4-month5-old bnbj',
victim o Suhdaj-'a wreck on the Ore
gon Short Line at Lay ton, being taken
to Brigham City or burial, and Mr?.
W. M. Young and her two children
I slowly rccoverinc from their in.iurios at
tho Latter-day Saints hospital here,
there has come to light a story of hero
ism that is probably the most striking
feature o the catastrophe.
Running frantically toward the out
fit car in which his wife and babies
wero sitting. Engineer Young of tho
steam shovel outfit Sunday morning saw
the engine of freight, train No. 56 crash
into the rear of the work traiu and ihe
nest instant, to his horror, the far
containing hip wife and children rose
high in the air, striking square on top
of the cook car of the train, and, with
n trmfic crunch and spliutcrinc of
timbers crash to a. shapeless mass in
the very center of, iho wreck.
Blinded by the smoke and dirt that
rose in a cloud. Young stumbled on
toward the wrecked ears. The smoke
forced him back once, but he turned
and went on again.
Baby in naming .Car.
lie reached the smashed cooking and
outfit carp. His wife and oldest child
lay stunned a. few feet from the debris.
The roof of tho car in which thev were
caught by tho collision had fallou in
until afc tho lower end of the car the
aperture between the floor and roof
would scared admit, a man's body.
The heating stovn in tho, car had
overturned and set fire to the interior,
and from the smoke and flames tliat
filled the car Young heard the cries
of his youngest baby.
A glance showed him that his wife
and other child were being cared for
and franlic witli fenr for the safety
of the baby imprisoned in the burning
car Young' tried to crawl through the
opening at the end. Smoke and flames
drove him back.
Tie stewed a pail lying beside the car
and attempted to scoop up n bucket of
water from a ditch. Tho bottom of the
pail gave way. A car length away lay
a big dishpan. young seized it and
was back at the car throwing wator
from tho diteli on ihe flames wlneh
shut him off from his baby. As t ho
.jiro died down he crawled through the
opening at the end of the cur and up
into the smoko-fiUed interior, guided
by the cries of the child, until his
hands touched the little human mass.
With the baby in his arms he slid back
to the opening and a moment later was
with bis wife and oldest ,child.
Almost a Miracle.
The escape of 3rs.. Young nnd her
children from death was almost mirac
ulous. They wore in a car which was
closer to the caboose of tho work train
bv two car lengths than, the car in
which Mrs. Fraudeson and her baby
wore killed. Only three ears inter
vened between them and the rear of
the train, the car next behind being
that containing forty head of cattle.
Ahead of tho car occupied by the
Youngs, with two outfit cars interven
ing, Avas the car in which Mrs. Frandc
son met her death.
Enginorr Young had left his wife
and children in their car when the
train stopped at- Laytou to go forward
four car leugths to Ihe hut. box on
the crane car, the incident that eauscil
tho delay at Lnyton.
had taken a pail and gono across
the street on the left side of the track
to get water to use on the box when
I heard train No. 56 whistlo as she
bowled around the curve above tho sta
tion," he declares.
"Quinn, conductor of our train, and
his brakenicu Imd been nervously dis
cussing the possible approach of No.
56 an t hoy examined the' hot box in an
effort to determine bow long thoy would
have to lay up. The whistle of No.
50 sounded .just as I returned wilh I
the water.
" 'There she is whistling in, boys,'
T cried as L heard the blast. Quinn '
seized a flag and ran up the track. T j
was afraid something was wrong,
though we couldu't soe the other train
on account of the curve. .1 started to
run back to the car containing my
familv.
Beaten by Train.
"L hadn't made hnlf a car lcngttr
when No. 5G took tho curve, coming
apparently at full Hpeed. I waved my
arms, signaling the engineer of the
train to shut her off. T do not believe
tho engineer was on his engine after
it rounded the curve. 1 looked for the
faco of either the engineer of his fire
man at the cab windows and I am posi
tive T saw neither as the cngino rushed
toward our train. I could hear .the
screech of the emergency brakes as
they gripped the wheels, out the head
way o tup train was too great, and I
do not believe its speed wns slackened
a partjelo when jt struck our caboose, j
ifI was wsfohirrg the car containing
my wife nnd Children, and I don't
know how thaf engine got through the
cars intervening between it and our
car.. Tt seemed but an instant, how
ever, when I saw the car containing i
my family hurled high in the air. iWUi- '
out turning it lit square on top'of the
'cook car, which was npxt in front of it. J
The two collapsed in one mass, and 1 1
shut my eyes to the sight. I believed I
my wife and children were all killed. I
"They had absolutely no warning of
i ihe collision, T found, out afterward.
My wife was sitting by a little stove
wo had set up in the car, and one of
tho children was on the floor near her,
the other being further toward the end
of tho car,
'When the car was thrown into the
1 air the stove vas overturned on tbe
child near it. My wife seized the top
of the stove "and hurled it back from
the baby. Her bands were severely
ourned". That is 'about ail she remerri
n2rs of the. collision. Tho overturned
atove set fixe to the car, and I could. net
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Sorrowful Spectacle.
Late Monday afternoon .EEngincer
Young was found in the railroad yards
of the Oregon Short Lino standing ho
side the train which at 1 o'clock
carried the bodies of Mrs. Frandcson
and her baby to Brigham City, where
the funeral will be held. Mrs. Frandc
son was formerly Miss Marolda Chris
tensen of that place, where her pn
rents and relatives now live. The
bereaved husband accompanied tho
bodies.. He was tho first to reach his
wife and babv as they lay unconscious,
thirtv feet from tho wreck, whero they
had boon hurled by the shock of the co'l
lission. Ho carried his wife lo a near
by house, while members of the train
crew brought his bab3".
A complete investigation of the
cause of the wreck will be made Tues
day. Late Monday afternoon it was. de
cided by Superintcndenl. Stevenson of
the Utah division of the Oregon Short
Liue to examine several of the train
men. .S. L. Quinn, conductor of tho
combination freight and work train,
and his two brakemen. E. J. Chandler
and C. E. Mnllin, were called in,
with .1. J. Mullancy, conductor of tho
rear freight, and Brakemen J. A. Chat
tcrton nnd William Kirkwood. At 7
o'clock Monday night very little in
formation could be obtained at Superin
tendent Stevensou's ofllce as to the
result of the examination of these men.
It was stated that Conductor Quiuu
claimed to have been at Layton less
than ten niiuutos lOhen he started back
with a flag to stop traiu No. 2S.
The rosult of tho investigation de
pends principally uow on the story
Oscar Burg, engineer of the roar
freight, will tell. Mr, Burg was quite
seriously injured in jumping from his
engine, "but will probably be able lo
appear before Superintendent Steven
son Tuesday and tell his story.
The wreck has been jjractically
cleared away at Layton. Tho debris of
the ruined cars is still on the ground,
as i.s the damaged locomotive, but the
tracks arc repaired and clear.
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"There's a Season"
iMUl)'RA3ES RESULT
IN CLOSE FINISHES
LOS ANGELES. Cat, Feb. n. Close fin
ishes figured Ih overy rrfco at 'Santa. Anita
today.. Tho "mud wasniro deep Hint tho
judges wero tinahlo to dlatlpgulah the
numbers in teh aoeonu. race, and the preen
rcprQsunta'tlvoa. without exception, -unite
In declaring that tho judges nrndo a lnfs
tako in declaring Horn.cc I-L, the favorite,
. winner. According lo the Jockoys. tho
form chart men and proas stand, Alien
Leo, whoso jockey woru the same colors,
was the victor In this event. Throe fa
vorites wero in front and a heavily played
oddn-on favorilo wujs beaten.
First race, llvo and a hnlf furlongs,
ptirao Port Mahone. 1M (Goldstein), Ji to
1, won; II. of Shcnnamere. 1U (Burns). 11
to 5. second; Somhro. 1 1 -I (Boland), 7 to
I, third. Time, 1:03 --5. Kidnap, Art
Critic. Strat aiartln, Lake View, Black
Domino nnd Jane G. finished as named.
Second racn, three furlongs, purse
Horace IT.. 110 (Preston), 7 to 10, won: i
Lucky itfatc, 110 (Shrlnor), 4 to 1, second:
Right Sort. 107 (Burns), 10 to 1, lliird.
TimH, 37. Steel. Iiicloment, Allen Lcc,
Hodnntus finished as named. '
Third race, one mile, selling Banlada,
102 (Miller). 3 to 5, won; Billy Taylor. 112
(Ross), 12 to 1. second; Loash, 10.7 (rtux
ton), 7 to 2. third. Time, 1:1G1-S. Col
onel Jewell. Paul. Blue Bottle, Lady
Laughter, Edna Felice flnl&hod as named.
Fourth race, ono mllo, soiling County
Clork. 107 (Schilling), l to P. won: Search
Mo, 112 (Ijarty), 7 to 2, second; Goldnu
Wave, 102 '(Dugnn). 6 lb 1, third. Time.
1:45. Two Bills, Cinnlbar, Tho Pool.
Xeedful and Baker finished as named.
Fifth race, selling, ono mile and an
eighth Foneastn, 107 (Dugau), 7 to 2.
won; Sink Spring, 102 (Brooks). 16 to 5.
Fecond; HI Caul Cap. 107 (Musgravo), 5
to 1, third. Time. l:5S3-5. Christine A.,
Azora. Woodsman finished a3 named. I
Sixth race, alx furlongs, purse Miirk
Antony II., 100 (Burns), 13 to 5, won;
Booanlst, 103 (W. Miller). 1 lo 2. second;
Chalfonte, 112 (Muwgravo). 7 to 1, third.
Time, 1:14 -t-5. Ed Ball, Pal finished aa
named.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
WILL SEND TEAM
NEW TORK. ' Feb. a. Provisional
agreement on the part of Harvard uni
versity to send a one-mile relay tea mto
Now York for a special race with Yale
at the Columbia games in Madison Square
Garden on Saturday. February 15, wns
announced last night by the Columbia
athletic management. Yale has already
entered a two-mile team, and thft Colum
bia athjetos bolieve tho New Haven insti
tution will readily agree to send annual
reports for a race with tho crimson track
men. Pennsylvania is another entrant,
in the two-milo ra.ee. and Fordham Wps
Icyan and Georgetown will have learns
in the open mile college moo.
SEVEN COLLEGE CREWS
IN SJGHT FOR RACES
NEW YORK, Feb. 3. Tho stewards of
the Intercollegiate Rowing association do
not expect that moro than seven college
crews will faco the starters in the Inter
collegiate eight-oared "race which will
take place nt Poughkoop.nie Juno 27.
Those expected to take part aru Cornell,
Columbia, Pennsylvania, tin Naval nca
domy, Wisconsin. Georgetown and Syracuse-
There hap been some talk of
crow6 from the University of Washington
and from the military academy, but there
is Utile chance "that they will ontor. The
fixing of Saturday as tho day for the big
race, is expected to bring out the great
est crown that over witnessed an Inter
collegiate rncQ. It is expected that An
napolis will enter a four-onrod crew
tills, summer in addition to the crews
from Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, and
Pennsylvania. Cornell. Pennsylvania and
Columbia will, as usual, bo the only en
trants in tho freshman eight.
Oity Park Races.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3. Results at
City Park Irark:
First race, three furlonga Lillian Ray,
won: Exotic, second; Kcnmaro . Quce.n,
third. Time. :37 1-6.
Socbnd race, live furlonps Donnldo,
won; Gratiot, second; Ben Sand, third.
Time, 1:02 4-5.
Third race, six furlongs Monere, won;
Bradcn, second; Deoro, third. Time,
1:15 3-S.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Angcius. won; Vankeo Girl, second; Tile
ing. third. Time, 1:47 i-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs J. C. Gore,
won: Momentum, socond; Gambrinus,
third. Time. 1-14 1-S.
Sixth race, six furlongs, yelling Fusli
ode, won; Prince. Hohenlohe. second; Come
On Sam. third. Time, 1:15.
Sevonth rare,' one. mile and seventy
yards Hans, won: Rexane. second; Al
bert Star, third. Time. .1:4(5.
Money for American Team.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3. The New York
Athletic club has subscribed J1000 to the
fund beiiiK raised to send an American
learn lo the Olympic gumos in London.
Special efforts will also be made to
raise private subscriptions in tho club
The committee hopes to be able to secure
SoO.OOO in subscriptions.
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Matinees daily (except Sunday and
Monday). 2:15. 50c, -'5c, 10c. Box
scats, 75c.
FOR READING GLASSES AND I
DISTANCE GLASSES COMBINED j
Thore 1 no other kind so perfect aa the l
KRVPTOK the Bifocal In one lenso wilh
no visible division lines. Ask lo aec them. (
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY,
259 Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1
Telephone 2103-k. j
AUDITORIUM I
RICHARDS STREET.
If you would be graceful, learn to
roller skate. Ladles taught frso at
all sessions. Open mornings, after
noons and evenings, l-leld's band.
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142 MAIN STREET.
A full line of professional
mounts and supplies,
i
Kodaks and Developing. j
Painful burns, anv son- or skin hurt
quickly healed by Satin ikln crenm.' 25c.
I. You can how. get R.OSSKAM, GERSTLEY 'B
. . :& co.'S "monogoUm no. 6n whisky H
afc the LOtnrEE. Absolutely without a B
peer among fine Avhiskics. At the L0IT7.REJ .; ft
The Rubber!
j Question
p Is quite a serious one
l when the Hot Water
ft I
ft Bottle springs a leak in g
j$ the middle oC the night. jj
il Our "Last -for -Ever" b.
ft
U hue is Guaranteed for h
n five years.
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IF. J. BUI DRUG CO. S
2?
$ "Tho Never-Sujislitutors." d
We Warat You
To Visit Our Candy
Department
We carry a complete lino of
everything that Is popular. And
our candies are always fresh.
Watch every Saturday for a
pleasing special.
Wo have alao a good lino of
valentine hoses. '
GODBE-PITTS
DRUG CO.
SOAP SENSE
l&H should teach every person tlmt
the use of "
m inferior soap Send your
H is a dangerous friends a
M practice. souvenir
Ol postal.
USE GOOD if-
M SOAP easy way
i It is economy We show
(raj a6 well as wisdom. the newest
3 "v e carry several comic and
good soaps that view
H wo can highly ' cqrJs'
aj recommend because wc know
Hj their worth. Aslc us about them.
1 Saffid&y Brag Co.,'
SO Betveen Salt Lake and
Orpheum Thoatera.
SOFT EFFECTS
Produce maslei-pleccs In art. SOFT
WATER produces the same In laun
dering. The SHIRTS, COLLARS, 1
CUFFS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS. '
and Ihe household washing; all !
wnshcil In SOFT WATER from our 1
great WATER SOFTENER. It slvea
results unattainable with hard .clly ,
walcr.
TROY LAUNDRY,
"The Laundry of Quality."
Both Phones 192. 166 Main St. '
BEFORE YOU
SUBSCRIBE
to any magazine, get m. piic. Kvery
magazine published is offered b.' me.
simjly or with others, at a special 1
price lower than sou tan get them
from the publishers.
Shepard, The Mag. Man.. 272 State.
Both Phones 1631.
Union Desitai Co.
218 South Malr-
Honest Work. Honest Prices, i
Palnlssa Extraction of Teeth or No
Pay. All Work Positively Guaranteed. ,
Phone Bell 1126-X: Ind.. 1126.
Japan-GUna 1
CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME. .
Four delighirui tojrc from San
Francisco, February 11. 25. March
lf. 21. Parties limited to 13
members. Programmes op request.
THOS. COOK k. SON, ,
32 Powell St., 5an Francisco.
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jl The Architect ;W
1 1 Specifies P. & L. Varnish. K
1 1 The Painter v
The-Owner K
j TheReason: m
( AJi know it is the hest 9
That's Sufficient. ;W
j Morrison, !
Merrill & Co. m
I 28 Braiu Street. 1 K
Going Tq Build This Springs
We'vo got a crackerjHck locatlo
for you. It's our "Bcllevue" addN Mf1
, tlon. Ninth East and Tenth South,,!,
, two car lines, city water, due byjc Hfl
I from pchool, churches and Btnrji'.BJI
I High and. dry and a perfectly loVIy"Hf
location for a home. Special priw
I will be given on these for thirty daH'
Only eleven left. Trice now $v
"We'll nke you thore If you will CQmtH
in or telephone 70J. either one. It'BI
it now. Others all over town. fll
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE iflr
TITLE COMPANY,
No. 50 Main. S
Abstracts. Real Estate. Insurance. HA
HAND I
SAPOLIOl
FOR TOILET AND BATH, ifflj'
Fingerfi roujejhonod bj neodleDrxM?"
natch erery stain and lookhopdMsfjBj
dirtr. Hand Sapolio romoves not oiljB
the dirt, but also tbe looaoned, 'a5oriB;.
cuticle and restores the fingers to tiiwBtl
natural beauty. .IH
Used Pianos
$100.00 up. ' 1
All in good condition.
Carsfensen
& Ausom Co.Mj
74 South Main Street.
How can you tell what ,
a reasonable price is fprBll
a piece of jewelry or sii-.H
ver unless you see what ;W;
our prices are? 9 i
Our goods are abso-jBi;:!
lutely guaranteed.
WEEN IN OGDBN ;Bf;
Go to tho Vienna Cafo. 'K1
Catch vour own trout In otir prlva'Mi
iuarlurn end v;o will cook 'MS?'
Finest cuisine. L" de,lli5 B21
Orchcstrw Everynernooi.
salt im jmk
TURF EXCHANGE5
18 E. Second South St. R
California and Eastern Races. P14!!
.wire for all sporting j-yjentm.