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NOT CLEVER IN THEIR FALSEHOODS FALSEHOODSOn I
On Tuesday the Tribune sought to turn some gulli gullible guiltblo ¬
ble reader against James D Murdoch the Republi Republican ¬
can candidate for mayor by stating that ho had re recently recently recently ¬ I
cently lad a waterplpe to his South Main street streethome streethome streethome
home and although It would have cost him no money moneyor i
or Inconvenience he would not permit his neighbors neighborsto
to connect up with the pipe and so supply themselves themselveswith
with water waterNo w waterNo ter terNo
No water or other pipe has been laid to Mr Mur Murdochs Murdochs Iur1ochs ¬
dochs < South Main street home for the past thirteen thirteenyears thirteenears thirteenyears
years ears There Is for the recently recentlyThere recentlyThere recentlyThere
There was a water main connection to the prop property property property ¬
erty when Mr Murdoch bought it In 1893 and has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been ever since So much for that part of the story storyIn storyIn
In 1896 Mr Murdoch and Mr Ezra Thompson who whoJointly whojointly whoJoIntly
I
Jointly owned the seven rods now occupied by Mr MrMurdoch Mrurdoch MrMurdoch
Murdoch as a home together bore the expense of a asewer asewer asewer
sewer fromthelr lot north to Fifth South street Nei Neither Neither Netther ¬
ther of them was fc mossback and both wanted wantedthe wantedthe wantedthe
the usual modern conveniences They offered their theirneighbors theirneighbors theirneighbors
neighbors to the north of them the privilege of join joinIng joinIng joinIng
Ing with them in the expense and those neighbors neighborspreferred neighborspreferred neighborspreferred
preferred the cesspools to which they had been ac accustomed accustomed accustomed ¬
customed and declined to share the expense or take takeadvantage takeadvaIltage takeadvantage
advantage of the Murdoch and Thompson step toward towardImprovement towardImpr towardlmpr
Improvement ImprovementEvidently Impr vement vementEvldenUy vementEvldeiitiy
Evidently Mr Murdochs character and his course coursein ourseIn
in the campaign are causing unrest to the Tribunes Tribunesfriends TrIbunesfriends Tribunesfriends
friends But they will have to get something better betterthan betterthan betterthan
than lies If they want to hurt him Falsehoods Falsehoodsespeclally es especially s speclaUy ¬
pecially foolish ones oneswUl will simply continue to extend extendthe extendthe extendthe
the circle of his supporters
I JUST ONE OF THEIR CAMPAIGN YARNS YARNSHave YARNSHave YARNSHave
Have you yet et heard the story that the h8 Republicans Republicanspleaded Pepubllcanspleaded Republicanspleaded
pleaded with Mr Bransford to be their candidate candidatefor
for mayor mayorWell mayorWell mayorWell
Well that that18 is one of the tales that are are being peddled peddledabout peddledabout peddledabout
about by our friends the bosses of the American Americanparty Amerlconparty Americanparty
party partyAnd partyAnd
partyIld
And Ild it may be they know what they are doing doingBut doIngBut doingBut
But It would seem to the average man m n that there thereIs
Is no on ons < in all the city who would believe that state statement statement statement ¬
ment We are prepared to admit that the bosses bossescan bossescan bossescan
can tell pretty nearly anything to their dupes but butin butIn butIn
in all conscience Is there no limit to their credulity credulityWill
Will they throw probability to the winds and accept acceptas
as gospel truth anything their party leaders tell them themIf
If there be a vestige of reason in them let us ussummon ussummon
1 summon it and assure them that not only did no noRepublican noRepublican noRepublican
Republican either from the regular committee nor norwith norwith
I with any influence or position in the party make any anyadvances anyadnce anyadvncos
advances to Mayor Bransford by way of asking him himto himto himto
to become the Republican candidate for the office officeof
of mayor mayorIt
It IB i common knowledge that he was solicited to tobo tobc tobc
bc the candidate ndldat of at least two parties other than thanhiS thanh8 thanhs
hiS < vn VH n But the Republican party was wasnot not one oneof oneuf oneJ onecf
J
of thotH1lire tlioiH tlioiHTlwre I IlllfJre
Tlwre should be a bound even to the simplicity of ofa ofa ofa
a political serf
KEEP THE BOYS ON THE FARM FARMDown FARMDown FARMDown
Down at Terrel Texas President Taft on Sunday SundaytoW Sundayt4d
I toW the boys to stay on the farm fl nn lie noted that thaithey that111ey thatthey
they lived In a very good agricultural country and andho andhu andho
ho told them they would not better matters by byeav byeavtng leav leaving oav oavj ¬
j log that environment and seeking their fortunes in inthe inth tath
the th cities citiesWhich clUesWhlch citiesWhich
Which was the beet advice ad ce he could possibly have havegiven ravegiven bavegiven
given them themThe themThe themThe
The President added that thoro were better oppor opportunities opportunities opportunitles ¬
tunities in farming than in any other line and that thalg thntIs <
lg 1 the truth The day has come when Intelligent sci scientific scientific scientific ¬
entific farming Insures big returns and there is loss losselement lesscloment losselement
element of chance in it than in any business fol followed followed followed ¬
lowed In a city No matter how much the farmer may mayproduce mayproduce mayproduce
produce there is always a market for It and for the thepast thepast thepast
past ten years the price bas been very high And Andthere AndtherQ Andtherqis
there therqis is little likelihood of it being less lesefor for the next nextten nextten nextten
ten years at least And there will never be a time timewhen timewhen timewhen
when the farm will be dependent on the city But Buthe Butthe Butthe
the citys dependence on the farm is a fixed and con continuing continuing continning ¬
tinuing condition conditionBesides condItIonBesides conditionBesides
Besides in these later days as much of comfort comfortand comfortand comfortand
and convenience can be secured s sc c red for the farm as fo foany for fornn forany
any nn other place of work or of residence Every day daythe daythe daythe
the telephone and the trolley and the rural mall mairoute mallroute mailroute
route brIng the farm and the worlds centers Into Intocloser Intocloser Intocloser
closer communication The Isolation of the olden oldendays oldendays oldendays
days has passed paSedor or is passing passingBut passingBut assIngBut
But the great fact is that the farm rightly fol followed followed followed
lowed pays well Every big city oft Is thronged with withmen withmen withinca
men who have made mad a dismal failure of their con confllct conflict conflict
flict their battle b Ule for rich rewards The competition competitionIs
Is too fierce The opportunity is too small smallMen smallMen smallMen
Men can make a fortune with farming as quickly quicklyand
and a good deal more certainly than with any other othework otherwork otherwork
work And Ild the lads and the lassos who were fortu fortunatc fortunate fortunate
nate enough to bo born there should thank the good goodand goodLord goodLord
Lord and stay
DRIVEN DRIVENINTOTHEOPEN DRIVENINTOTHEOPENOne INTO THE OPEN OPENOne OPENOne
One of the easy things in journalism Is to got the theTribune theTribune theTribune
Tribune into a wrong position Through all the pre preconvention prec precOnvention
convention c days d s that paper and Its owners and andmakers andmakers andmakers
makers fought with all their force against Brans Bransfords Bransfords Bransfords
fords nomination Their antipathy to him was per perfectly perfeatly perfeotlyclear
featly feotlyclear clear and understood After he had been forced forcecupon forcedupon forcedupon
upon them as at lodst better than their own spine spineless spineless spineless
less and pliant choice for the place they swore grea greaoaths great greato greatoaths
oaths o ths that they would get evpn with John S And Andthey Andthey Aridthey
they started into the campaign with the declared declaredpurpose declaredpurpose declaredpurpose
purpose of letting him make his h s own fight fightBut fIghtBut fightBut
But The HeraldRepublican has smoked them out outThey outThay outThoy
They have been forced to lift a voice in defense defenseeven defensevon defenseeven
even in praise praIseof of their nominee They declare him himthe himtho himthe
the ideal candidate All that they said against him himbefore himbefore himbefQre
before the convention and even after it they re retract retra retract
tract tra t by their hypocritical hypoeritIcallndorsoment indorsement of him now nowThe nowThe nowThe
The same with Martin Mulvey Six years ears ago the theTribune theTribune theTribune
Tribune declared Martin an unfit man to sit in the thecoun thecoundl thecouniI
coun coundl 11 declared him disreputable asserted that he hewas hewas hewas
was the friend and representative of the underworld underworldand
r and should be beaten so severely that politically politicallyhe polIticallyhe
he never would wo ld be heard from again againAnd againAnd againAnd
And nothing has been easier than to drive them theminto themIntQ themintq
IntQ recanting Today T day they are patting Martin lul lulvey IulV i ivey
vey V Y on the back and signalling him out opt of their theiwhole theirw theirwile
whole w Qlo list of candidates for the council with the in insistent Instent Insistent
sistent reiteration that he Is the most valuable man manever maneer ynaneyer
ever in that august body the one councilman councithianho who Isaltogether Is Isaltogether isaltogether
t tTo
altogether lovely lovelyTo lovel
1 To the sane and thnklng man It would wouldapptnrthls wouldapptnrthlsway appear appearthis appearthisway thl thlway
way Since the Tribune waif wa wrong then is It no not notW
W
losslbly ossIblywrong wrong g now noW slnco it regarded Martin Mul Mulvey 11ulvey Mulvey ¬
vey as a bad man once and changed its view without withoutvaiting withoutwaiting withoutwaiting
waiting for him to change his character charactershall shall not notmen notmen notmen
men conclude maybe maybethe the Tribune Is a wrong when it itdeclares Itdeclares itdeclaresthat
declares declaresthat that Mr 1r Murdoch would be b an unfortunate unfortunateiholce unfortunateqhoce unfortunatehoke
iholce as aft mayor mayorSince mayorSIIceU mayorSince
Since SIIceU it went went so o headlong into error error In Mulveys Mulveyscase ZtIulv y s se
case e Is I there any assurance It is any more nearly nearlyright Jlearlright riearlyright
right now In its commendation of its own candidates candidatestoday candidatestoday candidatestoday
today todayIt
It was not the intention of the Tribune makers to tosay tosay tosay
say a word In defense of either Bransford Br nsford or Mulvey MulveyThey MulveyThey MulveyThey
They didnt want to commend the mayor and the thedecentpeople thedecentpeople thedecent
decentpeople decent people In the party warned them not to com commend commend cornmend ¬
mend MulveyftHe Mulvey tlr saloonkeeping boss of f the tender tenderoln tenderloIn tenderloin
loIn But they have been driven from fromcover cover They Theyare
are out In the open oJe Bransford and Mulvey are now nowcanonized nowcanonIzed nowcanonized
canonized by the Tribune TribuneHowever TribuneHowever TribuneHowever
However there is one thing they will not do They Theywill Theynot Theywtll
will not try to whitewash George Sheets That would wouldbe
be a little too far beyond the limit Even its fanatic fanaticfollowers fanaticfollowers
followers would o ld riot stand for that
MINISTERS ARE UNGENEROUS UNGENEROUSA UNGE ROUS ROUSA
A Miss Belle Bennett of Richmond Kentucky is ispresident IspresIdent ispresident
president of the Womans Board of Home Missions Missionsand
and she has recently given out at a convention of ofher ofher
her coworkers an Interview expressing the belief beliefthat belletthat beliefthat
that women should be accorded the right of equality equalitywith equalityiU1 equalitywith
with men at the ballot box And a southern paper paperprints paperprints paperprints
prints the following comment comm nt by ministers ministersRev
Rev C C Elliot pastor of Wesley Monumental Monumentalchurch Monumentalchurch Monumentalchurch
church who has been one of Miss Bennetts greatest greatestchampions greatestchampions greatestchampions
champions has given an interview In which he de declares declares dedares ¬
clares It to have been very unfortunate that the lady ladyshould ladyshould ladyshould
should have given expression to such views during duringthe
the time the convention was In progress progressRev progressRev progressRev
Rev J A Harmon presiding elder of the Val Valdosta Valdosta Valdosta
dosta district who has attended all the meetings of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the board declares It would be a calamity for Miss MissBennetts 11IssBennetts MissBennetts
Bennetts plans for giving women votes In the Meth Methodist MethodIst Methodist ¬
odist church to prevail and he will fight against It ItThe ItThe itThe
The gentlemen are ungenerous How many times timeshave timeshave timeshave
have they opened a prayer meeting composed of all allmen aI aImen almen
men and no women Never How many times have havethey havethey havethey
they held prayer meetings with all women and no nomen nomen nomen
men Uncounted untold unknown times Have they theyever theyever theyever
ever known men in numbers equaling the women to toattend toattend toattend
attend the services of their churches Not likely likelyDo JlkelYDo likelyDo
Do not the women make up the bulk of their church churchmemberships churchmemberships churchmemberships
memberships and provide the majority of the funds fundswith tundswith fundswith
with which the church pays It way wa Is there an ac activity acthlty activity ¬
tivity of the church in which the women are not more moreactive moreactive moreactive
active and effective than their brothers brothersThere brothersThere brothersThere
There Is a difference of opinion on the th question questionof
of woman suffrage But it would seem that common commonfairness clJmmonfaIrness commonfairness
fairness would incline every minister of the gospel to toapprove toapprove toapprove
approve It Itunless unless he can forget all sense of justice justiceand
and generosity
BY WAY OF COMMEMORATION COMMEMORATIONOn
On the evening of November fifth at the Social So lal hall halla
a ball will be given in commemoration of that passage passagein
in the lives of the Mormon people that is connected connectedwith connectedwIth connectedwith
with the founding the life in and the departure from fromNauvoo fromNauvoo fromNauvoo
Nauvoo 111 It Is the Intention of the people provid providing provIdIng providIng ¬
ing this affair t tq celebrate In later succession the thevarious thevarious thevarious
various Important phases of Mormon history historyThe historyThe historyThe
The scheme has ancient precedent Not only In Insacred insacred insacred
sacred but In profane history are the great events eventsof
of a people linked with memorials of those places placesrecognized placesrecognized placesrecognized
recognized as important elements in the record and andcelebrated andcelebrated andcelebrated
celebrated by the people through the ages It is in interesting Inter interesting ¬
teresting ter stlng to reflect that this modest social affair at a abuilding abuilding abuilding
building already historic in the west may be the be beginning beginning beginning ¬
ginning of a long line of memorials each borrowing borrowingradiance borrowIngradiance borrowingradiance
radiance from the past and each serving as an in incentive Incentive incentive ¬
centive for the future futureOur futureOur futureOur
Our Mormon friends are to be commended for their theirattention theirattention theirattention
attention to the details of history They rest a good gooddeal gooddeal gooddeal
deal of significance upomplacos upon places in which their turn ¬
ing points have been made As Bethel has always alwaysmeant aly alwaysmeant s smeant
meant inspiration for the Jew and as s Marathon Marathonmeans Marathonmeans Maratltonmeans
means patriotic fervor to the Greek Greek50 so the milestones milestonesof
of this latter peoples history are to be impressed upon uponthe uponthe uponthe
the memory of the coming generations generationsIt
It Is a good idea And tho social affairs aff lrs that follow followmay foUowmay followmay
may result In setting up an odyssey for these yen venturers yenturers yenturers ¬
turers into the west these conquerors of the desert
IT IS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY PARTYOne PARTYOno PARTYOne
One of the most constant iterations of ofour our Ameri American Amerlcan American ¬
can party friends Is to tothe the effect that the Republican Republicanparty RepubU an anparty anparty
party of Utah is not really re lly akin to tho Republican Republicanparty Republicanparty Republicanparty
party of the nation They hold there is no true Re Republicanism RepUblicalllm Republicanisni ¬
publicanism in the Utah party partyThe partyThe partyThe
The claim hardly seems a sound one The same samewriters samewriters samewriters
writers and speakers who deny that honor to the Re Republicans Rcpublicans Republicans ¬
publicans now in control of the state insist that If the theleaders theleaders theleaders
leaders of the American party were in control It Itwould Itwould itwould
would be a true Republican party And yet the most mostprominent mostprominent mostprominent
prominent and most powerful man in tho American Americanparty Americanparty Americanparty
party certainly left tho Republican cause In 1896 1896the 1896thetime 1Si6tlotime tha thatime
time that tried Republican souls He may have Jjai Jjaireason lJaqreason ha4reason
reason for there was a wave of passionate political politicalprejudice polltlcaprejudice politicalprejudice
prejudice against the policy of tho national Repub Republican Republican Republican ¬
lican party which could not bo ignored in a silver silverstate silverstate silverstate
state But the fact Is there thereFurthermore thereFurthermore thereFurthermore
Furthermore it will be observed that the leaders leadersof
of the Republican party in Utah are recognized by bythe bythe bythe
the leaders of that party in the nation The President Presidentof
of the United States accepts them as Republicans RepublicansThe
The senate of the United States believes they arc Re Republicans Republicans Republicans ¬
publicans The national committee believes they are areRepublicans areRepublIcans areRepublicans
Republicans And reasonable beings will agree that thatthese thatthese thatthese
these are better judges than are the leaders of the cult cultknown cultknown cultknown
known as tho American party of Salt SalfLake SalfLakeAnd Lake LakeAnd LakeAnd
And furthermore there Is a place of honor for forevery forevery forevery
every honorable man In the Republican party partYhere partYhereas here hereas
as everywhere else
MUST BE MONEY IN BASEBALL BASEBALLMaybe BASEBALLMaybe BASEBALLMaybe
Maybe It Is rather far into the football season to totalk totalk totalk
talk about baseball and yet if properly seasoned seasonedwith seasonedwith seasonedwith
with money no topic is entirely out outof of date dateThe dateThe dateThe
The total receipts for tho seven s en games of the theworlds theworlds theworlds
worlds championship reached the very ve considerable considerablefigure conslderableflgure considerablefigure
figure of over one hundred and eightyeight thousand thousanddollars thousanddollam thousanddollars
dollars dollarsFor dollamFor dollarsFor
For the first four games the players shared In the theproceeds theproceeds theproceeds
proceeds The remaining three they did not But in intheir IntheIr intheir
their four games the players of the two teams were weregiven weregiven weregiven
given over fortysix thousand dollars That was wasprobably wasprobably wasprobably
probably divided among thirty men menFor menFor menFor
For seven games more than thirty thousand people peoplepaid peoplepaid peoplepaid
paid admittance to the grounds where the contests contestswere contestswere contestswere
were disputed The Pittsburg games were played In Inweather Inweather Inweather
weather rather too cold and that at atr atDetroit r Detroit Detroitenough was wasenough vasenough
enough to Insure every attendant a case of pneu pneumonia pneumonia pneumonia ¬
monia If It were not for the blessing of that fate fatewhich fatewhich fatewhich
which made every patron so mad with interest terest that thaihe thathe thathe
he was imperviousto every sort of attack attackNo
No sport In the world has a stronger grip on the theInterest theInterest theInterest
Interest of the people than has baseball The game gamehas gamehas gamehas
has been saved by business busln ss men They rescued It Itfrom Itfrom itfrom
from the grip of the gamblers gam Icrs And millions respect respectthis respectthis spectthis
this best of sports
AUTO ROADS IN ENGLAND ENGLANDIf
If ever the English E 1gUSh parliament p rJlament shall again con convene co covene convene ¬
vene vene it is expected a alarg large sum of money moneywlllbeap moneywlllbeapproprIated will be ap appropriated appropriated ¬
propriated for the construction of automobile roads roadsthroughout roadthroughout roadsthroughout
throughout the kingdom The plan is to have the theroads theroads theroads
roads avoid villages and small towns and to take of ofthe atthe off offthe
the speed limit Also the common people of the United UnitedKingdom UnitedKIngdom UnItedKingdom
Kingdom will not be allowed to ride or drive over overthese overthese verthese
these special auto roads without permission from the themanagers themanagers themanagersof
managers managersof of the t theroads theroadsWe e roads roadsWe ads adsWe
We look forward to a very fine protest ro e8t from frompeople the thepeople th thpeople
people Also from the driversof drIversottourlst drlvers of tourist autos The Thelatter Thelatter o olatter
latter will want want above abo e all alt things to t see ee the the ie little l ttl ttlT
T
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towns The British subject will want to togo go where he hepleases hepleases hepleases
pleases on any u y road which his hi money money helps to build buildVery buIldVery buildVery
Very likely there Is much to say In favor t vor of the thenewscheme thel1e theflewscheme
newscheme l1e scheme But for the next few years If the theplan theplansliaU theplanshall plan planshall
shall carry In parliament there will be1 be1an be an era of ofpunctured ofpunctured f functured
punctured tires from Lands End to John o Groats
MIGHT BE E SOMETHING IN THAT THATIf
If half the suggestions for new cartoons could be beutilized beutilized beutilized
utilized The HeraldRepublican would have pictures picturesenough picturesenoughfor picturesenoughfor
enough enoughfor for a year The triplets trfpletsldel Idea seems to have havetaken havetaken havetaken
taken the fancy of the people Many a lesson In pic picture picture plcture ¬
ture could be b given from the letter lette received Most Mostof
of them are good Some are better Here is one thdt thdtseems th thdtseems t tseems
seems to promise Interest InterestEditor InterestEditor interestEditor
Editor HeraldRepublican May Mayan an ardent admirer admirerof
of the Red Light Triplets series be so bold as to tosuggest tosuggest tosuggest
suggest that if mechanical conditions require the red redink redInk redink
ink be dropped from the front page for at least one oneissue oneIssue oneissue
issue that yellow Ink be substituted and used as a acartoon acartoon acartoon
cartoon showing the organization of the t triplets as asa asa asa
a circus troupe with Tom Kearns as ringmaster at attlrcd attired attired
tired In a dress suit and wearing YELLOW shoes shoesThink shoesThink shoesThink
Think It over and if used do not omit the banner with withthe wIththe withthe
the legend Come with us and we will do you good goodThere goodThere goodThere
There might be something In that Further points pointsin
in the picture are Invited Why not have a flock of ofFlllponles otFIIlponles ofFiliponies
Flllponles from the Islands of Alaska as a bit of ofdecoration ofdecoration ofdecoration
decoration decorationStill
Still this Is L a mere detail And Ild we thank the va various various various ¬
rious correspondents for their aid in suggestion
DO YOU LIKE TO BE ROBBED ROBBEDOf
Of course the thp taxpayers of Salt Lake know the theTribune theTribune theTribune
Tribune charges chargesand and receives a dollar an inch for forpublishing forpublishIng forpublishing
publishing all official advertisements of the city cityIts cityIts cityIts
Its commercial rate for the same space and for a aclass aclass aclass
class of advertising more costly in the composition compositionearns
earns a rate all the way from twenty to forty fort cents centsan
an inch inchIn InchIn Inchin
In the past four years ears the Tribune has printed printedmiles printedmiles printedmiles
miles of advertisements for the city < and has charged chargeda
a dollar an Inch for every line of It ItThe 1tThe t tThe
The InterMountain Republican charged twenty twentyflve twentyflve twentyfive
flve cents an inch for precisely the same class of ad advertisement advertisement advertisement ¬
vertisement for the county and the Tribune called it ita Ita ita
a steal stealIt stealIt stealIt
It wasnt a steal It was an honest honestthough though a very verylow verylowprIce verylowprice
low lowprIce price But the t e good people who Indorse the theTribunes theTribunes theTribunes
Tribunes charge of a dollar an Inch for its city cIt ad advertisements advertisements advertisernents ¬
vertisements do so simply because It is a pleasure to tobe tobe tobe
be robbed by their party organ organAnd organAnd organAnd
And for no other reason
Every time Councilman James Ja es Murdocli has voted votedagainst votbdagainst otMagaInst
against the expenditure of public money for private privateenterprises privateenterprises privateenterprises
enterprises he has had the warrant of the law to sup support support support ¬
port him If you want a mayor who disregards the thelaw thelaw thelaw
law dont vote for James Murdoch If you ou want an anhonest an anhonest anhonest
honest man a jman man with clean personal life a man manever manever manever
ever In favor of every Improvement and always alwaysprompt alwaysprompt alwaysprompt
prompt to pay his share sharegIve give James Murdoch Murd ch your yourindorsement yourindorsement our ourIndorsement
indorsement at the polls
Just one on one hundred years ago in this pleasant month monthof
of October Washington Irving published his Knick Knickerbocker Knickerbocker Knickerbocker ¬
erbocker History Histo of New York Yorkand and exiled himself himselffrom himselffrom himselffrom
from the land of his birth the republic which he had hadhonored had hadhonored hadhonored
honored with the marvel of his hl genius
Martin Evangel Mulvey is now the idol of the theAmerican theAmerIcan theAmerican
American party paper And George Geol e Sheets She S is the thetype thetype thetype
type of man that th t Mulvey would keep In inoffice office
Without the vote of the dlsreputables at the west western western westem ¬
ern em end of the Fifth Martin E Mulvey wouldnt get getenough getenough getenough
enough votes to dust a fiddle
Murdochs policy is Look before you ou leap leapBransfords leapBransfords leapBransfordsis
Bransfords is s Whatthe humph doive do we care care Th Thgangs The Thegangs Thegangs
gangs all h re ¼
8 8LULLABY
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Wynken Blynken and Nod one night nightSailed nlktSailed nightSailed
Sailed off in a wooden shoe shootSailed shoeSailed shoeSailed
Sailed on a river of misty light lightInto lightInto lightInto
Into a sea of dew dewWhere dewVhere dewWhere
Where are areiyou areyou you going golngand and what do you wish wishThe w VihThe JhV I IThe
The old moon asketf ask the throe throeWe threeWe 0 0We
We have come to fish for tJiol1 <
That live IIv in this beautiful sea seaNets senNcts seliNets
Nets of silver sllv r and gold have we weSaid v vSaid S SSail
Said Wynken WynkenBlynken WynkonBlynken VynkenBlynken
Blynken BlynkenAnd
And Nod NodThe NodI NodThe NodThe
I
The old moon moon laughed and sung a i song songAs 8OngAs songAs
As they rocked in the wooden shoe shooAnd shoeAnd shoeAnd
And the wind that sped them all night long longRuffled longnuftIed longRuffled
Ruffled the waves of dew dewThe ge i
The little stars were ere the herring fish fishThat fishThat l r rThat
That lived In the beautiful sea saaNow sooNow seaNow
Now cast your nets wherever you ou wish wishBut wishBut wishBut
But never afraid are we weSo weSo weSo
So cried tho stars to the fishermen three threeWynken throeynken threeWynken
Wynken WynkenBlynken
f fBIynken 1Blynken
Blynken BlynkenAnd BIynkenAnd
And Nod NodAll NodAU NodAll
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All night long their nets they threw threwFor throwFor 1 1For <
For the fish in the twinkling foam foamWhen foamWhen foamWhen
When down from the sky came the wooden wood on shoe shoeBringing shoeBringing shoeBringing
Bringing the fishermen home homeTwas homeTwas homeTwas
Twas all so pretty a sail it seemed seemedAs
As If It could not be beAnd beAnd beAnd
And some folks thought twas a dream they dreamed dreamedOf
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SUMMONS SUMMONSIN SU lnOliS
IN THE CITY COURT OF SALT SALTcity
City Clt county of Salt Lake state of ofUtah ofUtah
Utah Continental Life Insurance and andInvestment andinvestment
Investment company a corporation corporationplaintiff corporationplalntlft corporationplaintiff
plaintiff versus Mrs Mary Welland WehlanddefentlantSummons VellanddetentlantSummons
defendant detentlantSummons detentlantSummonsThe Summons SummonsThe
The state of u f Utah fo said defendant defendantYou
You are hereby summoned to appear appearwithin appearwithin appearwithin
within ten days after service of this thiesummons tbltlsUJ11mons thissummons
summons upon 3ou you ou if served within withinilie withinthe withinthe
the county in which this action is isbrought Isbrought Isbrought
brought otherwise within twenty days daysafter daysafter daysafter
after service and defend the above aboveentitled aboveentitled aboveentitled
entitled action and in case of your yourfailure yourfailure yourfailure
failure so to do judgment will be ren rendered rendered rendered ¬
dered against you according to the thedemand thedemand thedemand
demand of the complaint which has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been filed with the clerk of said court courtThis courtThis courtThis
This action is i brought to recover a ajudgment ajudgment aJudgment
judgment enforcing payment of your yourbank yourbank yourbank
bank check on Zions Savings Bank BankTrust BankTrust BankTrust
Trust company of Salt Lake City CityUtah CityUtah CityUtah
Utah payable to order of one O C CThurber CThurber CThurber
Thurber and by b him duly endorsed endorsedtransferred endonedtransferred endorsedtransferred
transferred and delivered to this plain plaintiff plalntitt plaintiff ¬
tiff prior to the commencement of ofthis ofthis ofthis
this action said bank check bearing
date March 16 1909 and amounting amountingto
to 21081 and interest thereon from fromsaid fromsaId fromsaid
said date at eight per cent per annum annummorenarttcularly annummorepartlcularl annummoreparticularly
morenarttcularly set forth In said saidcomplaint saidcomplaint saidcomplaint
complaint reference to which Is here hereby hereby hereby ¬
by made
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FEDERAL BLY COPPER GOMFAHY GOMFAHYLocation GOMPAtfTLocatJon COMPAtLLocation
Location of principal > al place of b bUsinessSalt business businessSalt alness alnessSalt
Salt Lake City CItYlnallN Utah JahNOt1cOi NotlceV tlcel There Theraarc
arc delinqueht upon the following de described described described ¬
scribed stock on account of assessment assessmentNo
No No3 3 levied April 23 1909 the sev several severalamounts severalamounts ral ralamounts
amounts set opposite the names of u the tharespective therespective therespective
respective shareholders as follows followsCert follOWSCert foilOWSCert
Cert CertNo CertNo CertNo
No Name Shares Amt
31 W V A Lee lQff 10 2 280 le eo 0
32 3 W A Lee 1000 JO00
33 W A Lee 1000 2 Jt GO 0
63 V S Ayre3 100 800 00
59 9 Gordon Grant part partof
of 10 lOG 18 20
6 61 Fred Dern ItO 600
90 C L l Whitney Whltn y 1M 1 10 200
91 C L J Vhttney Vbltaey 1M 290 0 0n
98 C L I Whitney Wh tney 160 l G 200
93 c L Whitney Jet M e
94 C L Whitney 10 1M 2 Zo 0
138 E ir f West We t Co Copart Copart
part of 50 i 10 10Jae
333 3 Jas A Pollock PollockCo
Co part of of6H 6frO 3M 31 610 I0
412 41 Owen Greenaa TW 7 Ne US00 1496046IH
461 46IH H H Walker S6 0 100 1004tiZ
462 J R Walker 60 0 180
639 Robert Peterson Petersonpart Petersonpart PetersOnpart
part of 180 13 30
541 E C Hard part of
20 v GG 110
610 C S Hoag 10 100 200 00
615 A Abert bert Fuge EM 6 50 1000 ItOOGU
654 Sheets Ne Noel l 196 1 200
673 S H Knapp SW 5 1800
781 W A Lee t 5996 16600
748 < eo T Badger 10WO 19 3MOO 2M to to8Uee
542 8Uee ee Glockner S66 it 8 1660 1660S90 1 eo
S90 Margaret B Malone 296 te 400
896 E M West 51i M 1000 00
89 A C Cope 1966 M600 00
900 A D Smith 166 leNt 8M90 80
910 Mrs Anna Polhe Polhemus Politemus Polhemus
mus part of 880 66 32 3 338 6CO
913 Natalie Townsend Townsendpart TownaeRdpart Townsendpart
part of Itt 85 170
942 John T Rodeos Hod en 166 1 M60 00 00H5
945 C H Poet part ef
500 316 620
957 S IL Knapp 596 6 leGO 1600tf72
tf72 117 John T Hedson 1666 1 1600 00
975 Mrs Sarah Good Goodwin G89dwin Goodwin ¬
win 166 260
987 Robert Pringle Prlnglepart Pringlepart Pringlepart
part of 100 65 6l IS 1210
988 Robert R bert Pringle Prtnglepart Pringlepart Pringlepart
part of 1089 1 1G < > 0 610 61 1220
989 Robert Prlnglft Prlnglftpart Prlnglpart Prlnglqpart
part of 1666 966 t8 1200
990 Robert Pringle Pringlepart Prhlglf1part Pringlepart
part of 1666 1 660 8t 1200
1003 Charles Hawkins Hawkinspart Hawkinspart awklnspart
part of 100 25 50 50100S li
1005 B C Trask 169 260
1908 J Bourgard Jr Jrpart jrpart jrpart
part of 560 36 610
1009 A 1 Ingleeby 260 490
1011 John Koloturos Kolot ros 560 5 1690
1017 Binford Hulse 199 1 200 1001G18
1018 Binford Hulse 160 1 290
1075 G T Sharp part of
100 28 50
1125 G S Hoar 166 1 20 < i
1194 E G Sklfria 366 700 700U83
1283 Tony Corak 196 Ie i e 200 200130i 00 00nOI
130 G S Hoas K 60 60130C 1013GI
130C J J H Nichoils 560 1000 00
1321 S H Knapp 10900 36000 2G OO
1313 S H Knapp 6099 10000 10000And 10000And 10000And
And in accordance with law and an anorder anorder anorder
order of the board ef directors madon madon mad madtton
on the 23d day of April 1909 so many manyshares manyshares manyshares
shares of each parcel of such sue stock as asmay asmay asmay
may be necessary nece sary will be sold at the theoffice theoflce theoffice
office of the company 267 417 D F Walk Walker ¬
er building Salt Lake City Utah on onthe onthe onthe
the 1st day of July 1909 19 9 at 230 230oclock 230oclock 30 30oclock
oclock p m of said day to pay de delinquent delInqtient delinasent ¬
linquent assessments thereon together togetherwith togetherwith togetherwith
with the cost of advertising and ex expense expenuof cxpenie ¬
pense penuof of sale R W GNBKOW GNBKOWSe GN5KOWSeeretary GNKOWSearetary
Se Seeretary retary
207 07 D F Walker building Salt T Take TskeCity Taketiication ake akeCity
City Utah UtahFirst UtahFirst
First tiication publication Juno 15 1999 1999By 1989By 1980By
By order of the board of directors directorsthe
the sale Ie day of the stock of the Fed Federal Federal Fedoral
eral Ely Copper company en aeceunt of ofdelinquency ordelinquency ofdelinquencY
delinquency on assessment No 3 Is Ishereby Ishereby ishereby
hereby continued until Thursday Thursday the the16th the15th the15th
15th day of July 1969 at 230 20 oclock oclockD 0 clockp
D p m of said day at Room 207 20 D F FWalker fWalker FWalker
Walker building Salt Lake City Utah UtahR
R W GNEKOW Secretary SecretarySecond SeeretarySecond SecretarySecond
Second publication July IS 09 09By 99By 09By
By order of the board of directors directorsthe
the sale of the stock of the Federal FederalEly FederalEly FederalElY
Ely Copper company on account of de delinquency delinquency dclinquency ¬
linquency on assessment No No3 3 is ishereby Ishereby ishereby
hereby continued until Thursday the thaSOtli the30th the30th
30th day of September 1909 at atoclock at2M
2M 1 oclock p m of said day at Room RoomIi
201 Ii D F Walker building Salt Lake LakeCity LakeCity LakeCity
City Utah R W GNEKOW GNBKOWSecretary GNEKOWSecretary GNEKOWSecretary
Secretary SecretaryBy
By order of the board of director directorthe dlreetorRthe
the Mile of the stock of the Federal FederalEly FederalEly FederalEly
Ely Copper company on account of ofdelinquency ordelllquency ofdelinquency
delinquency on assessment aue ament No No3 3 is ishereby Ish f fhereby
hereby h reby continued until Saturday the the30th the30th
30th 3 th day of October 1X aft > at a 230 230oclock 210oclock 230oclock
oclock p m of said day at I a Boom
201 D F Walker Walkerbundln building Salt Lake LakeCity LakeCity LakeCity
City Utah R W GNBKOW GNBKOWSecretary GNEKOWSeeNtar ONEXOWSecretary
Secretary
Notice to Water Users UsersStale Users Users8tate UsersState
Stale Engineers Office Salt Lake Clt CltUtah CltUtah City CityUtah >
Utah September 30 196 196Notice DOlNotice 1209Notice
Notice hi hereby given ven that the Emigra Emigration ¬
tion Canyon Improvement company li liIts IJita by byits >
Its vice president pre ldent Jacob F Gate whose whosepofctoffice WbOfpostotflce wboiepoatoffice
pofctoffice address is Salt tit Lake CH CHUt CltUtah ity ityUtah
Utah Ut li has made application in accordan accordantwith accordan1th accordanwith >
with the requirements of the Compiled CompiledLaws CompllfLaw CnmpiIdLaws
Laws of Utah Is 1907 as am amIld1 ittiol I toy y th thSession thSe thSession <
Session Se aton Laws of Utah 1 1909 909 tu atn apvroJriate apvroJriateone > r > riatd riatdone
one 1 cubic foot per 1 < < second of watt wattfrom Watntrom watifront
from Little Mountain Creek Salt aYt Lak Lakounty Lakcounty Lskcounty >
county Utah Said water will be di diverted diverted diverted
verted at t a point which bears north northdegrees northdegree northdegrees
degrees 15 minutes east SO 5t feet distant distantfrom dlatantfrom distantfrom
from the southwest corner of the north iiortlieast northeaat northeast
east quarter of section 33 township I Lnorth Inorth Inorth
north range 2 east ea Salt Lake base f11e and amimeridian anlmeridian andmeridIan
meridian from wbere it will be conveyed conveyedby
by means of an earthen ditch for a dip diptance dlltance distance
tance of 1600 feet f t and there thereuced twed from fromApril fronApril froniApril
April 1 to September 15 Inclusive of eacli eacliyear eadlyear eacttyear
year to irrigate 100 acrea of land em embraced embraced embraced
braced in section ctlon 33 township to n blp 1 north northrange JtOIthrange nortIrange
range 2 east Salt Lake base and merid meridIan meridIan mendian
Ian AH much of said water as may be benecessary benece b bneceasary
necessary nece ary will be used from January 1 to toDecember toDecember toDecember
December 31 no inclusive of each year fr fordomestic frdome frdomestic
domestic dome tlc purposes Thte application is isdesignated Isdesignated isdesignated
designated in the State Engineers office officeas officeuNo
as uNo No 2588 2588AH 2588All 88 88All
All protest against the granting of saM sulciapplication SIIldapplication saMapplication
application stating the reasons Uwrefor thereformust Uwreformust Htntormu
must mu t be made by affidavit in duplicate duplicateand
and filed in this office within thirty On Ondays iII iIIdays I IdaYII
days after the completion of the publi publication pu1J11CAtion pubiict1041 ¬
of this notice
cation
noticeCALEB
CALEB TANNER TANNERState TAVNERState I IState
State Engineer EngineerDate EngineerDate EngineerDate
Date of first publication October 13 131M6 13tlDl 13tICS
tICS date of completion of publication publicationNovember pubUcationSovember publicationNovember
November 12 1903 1903Notice 1110ONotice 1S r rNotice
Notice to Water Users UsersState UsersState UsersState
State Engineers ED neerJJ Office Salt Lake City CityUtah CityUtah CityUtah
Utah September 18 1 1Notice lHI lHINotice 12 12Notice
Notice Is hereby herebr given that the Gle GleMining GllelMIDlng GIIeMining < <
Mining and Milling Km ng company by its itspresident ItsplMldent Itspresident
president Hyrum L Giles whose post postoffice postoffice t totfice
office address is Salt Lake City Utah Utahhas Utahhas Utahhas
has made application in accordance with withthe W1ththe witithe c
the requirements of Chapter MS SWMlon SWMlonLaws SeulollL 5IoriLaws
Laws L W8 of Utah 1W6 as amended by the theSewion theSeulon theSon
Son Laya La Qt Q f Utah 1M7 1HlMt J apyropr apyroprate aprpriate ri riate
ate twenty 10 cubic feet p I per r second of ofwater ofwater ofwater
water from Big Cotton Cottonwood wood Creek Salt Sa SaltLake SalrLake f fLake
Lake county Utah Said water will be bediverted bedivert bedIverted
diverted divert by means of a dam and pipe pe line hneat lineat lineat
at a point 1Ont which bears south 3t 3 dfegrers dfegrersminutes < 9 9minutes 9mInutes >
minutes we wet t 20342 feet from the south southeast lOutheaat southeast
east corner of section 22 township 2 south southrange lOuthrange southrange
range 3 I east Salt Lake base and mend meridtan miridIan mendIan
Ian from where it will be conveyed for fora
a distance distance of 206S2 feet and there used vetdfrom usedfrom aed aedtrom
from January 1 to December 31 1m Indu irIu5iv irIu5ivof iusiv iusivof lv lvof
of each year to develop po power r or the thepurpose thepurpose thepurpose
purpose of electric lighting and propell propelling propelling propelling ¬
ing machinery at the Giles Mining and andMilling andMIlUng an1Milling
Milling companys mln < After having havingbe haln halnben havingben
be ben n 80 o diverted and used th the water will willbe
returned to the natural rhaniu 1 of the
stream at a point which bears north 69 69degrees 9 9dtgree 9degrees
degrees 21 1 minutes west 2 25611 560 feet from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the land corner above described ThIs Thiaapplication ThIsapplication Thisapplication
application is designated in the th State En Engineers EnaiDMrlJ Eniners ¬
gineers iners office as 5 No 2W8 2W8All D89All 89 89All
All protests against t the granting uf said saidapplication saidappUcaUon saidapplicatIon
application stating the reasons thnrefor thnreformust thlJeformust tioretormust
must be made by affidavit In duplicate duplicateand duDilcatfand dupltcatand
and filed In this office within thirty 3n 3ndays 31iclan 5ccdays >
days after the competlpn of the publi publication publieatlon publication ¬
cation of this notice noticeCALEB
noticeCALEB CALEB TANNER TAXKBRState TM TANNERStAte 1IR 1IRState
State Engineer EnctaeerDate EngineerDate EngineerDate
Date of first publication publl Uo October H Hdate 1 11fIII
1fIII date of completion of o ptiWk pulllfaUOT pulllfaUOTNwembr publtuorNnspmh tior tiorNovember
November 12 1 1 1Y1 1Y1Assessment 1Assessment 0 0Assessment
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Assessment No 4 4GOLD 4r 4rGOLD 4GOLD
GOLD MOUNTAIN CHAMPION MIN MINIng 1UNlog MjNlag
log Milling company Principal Ptl 1 office officeand ofnceand officeand
and place of business hud ees 216 2i South Main Mainstreet Mainstreet MJnstreet
street Salt Lake Clt City > Utah UtahNotice UtahNotice UtahNotice
Notice is hereby given that at a meet meetIng meetIn
Ing In of the board of directors held on the tha15tn thellsib theish
15tn lsib day of September 1908 1 an assessment assessmentof a ee ment mentof
of JA of 1 cent per share was levied and andassessed and8eNCd aiassessed
assessed on the capital stock issued and andoutstanding andoutstanding ancioutstandIng
outstanding of the corporation payabl payableforthwith payablforthwith payablforthwith
forthwith to C R Long the secretary retary of ofsaid ofsaid ofsaid
said company at 216 21 South Main street streetSalt streetSalt streetSalt
Salt Lake City Utah Any stock upon uponwhich upon uponwhich uponwhich
which this assessment aB8e Bment may remain un unpaid unpaid unpaid ¬
paid on the 27th day of October Octoberbe 1908 will willbe w1llbe
be delinquent and advertised for sale at atpublic atpubUc atpublic
public auction and unless paYment pay man t Is Ismade Ismade Ismade
made before will be bEsoMea sold on the the15th Hth day dayAf dIiyf
Af f November 1909 to pay the delinquent delinquentassessment deliIfJuent8sseSment delinquentassessment
assessment thereon together with Costs Costsof eetstsof eeeuof
of advertising and expenses of sale saleC
C R LONG Secretary SecretarSalt
Salt Lake Cty Utah
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