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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, { oon INDIAN APPROPRIATION = "i TY 11 Sgt peated mer of Salt y Vers iold i that tell i hat why I : ‘ i i in of the. th 0 that Lire i ext pa lake-and-not who ‘has "been % vetters p QD # ‘ , improvised barnwithnearthe the Nanoleon goes rest pone ' has. 1 I buried In : I Ho eer ' urrolund= | i 1 1 2 ) ' 3 . » ! ae | ih] ‘for..t} t K Néecoratl ation eni at polit j for we 2r tak hi to Chaifman: whole,-on the Tn-') lands. Stich prudent j} of the -government. | tands ideally fruitful bill I desire. to bring "to. the is. attention' of the. committee tie situitionof the Ulntah and White River Indians) at noon. Then, when the other} $n. Uteh There aré sat--present "about are unhitched and, ufattended, }'1,@w .« he Indians, and- until recently t aS Many. gait re are hey oceupled the -called "Uintah res-) blows horses sfart - eee Great™Salt ‘ rt ---- - - the watering aeeegene at eneee ne unt } ‘ it eeeMY ou i "ervatian"'-{n said states: This comprised an area of 2432000 pavilion and soon ; trougl ! the ae ta en j the aS : RU When ! . These lands. main oecams : rome at ‘ { rte xtv ) ey enalr I to 105 pier : { Bt for general it b land reservation! acres with tio were the of the cing m,8S : rer « loner oc. of- "i ib -1<"60s ved, : {ind all fi a} CAPM ' a aft \ SLE : ut in {the , white RALLY . must he tlNoa « 0 CEE Rao Ind a ppears ardin an his SUpP?S lettérs*printed ie depth th Wave dredged out 1 reini} ance Ulent enough.: arnt earn f the can whs of if waft' i 1905, round the Digging work of The the It ‘The ae for ne Lt : hun-j|plieture pavilion. He | the they can of a team i it passe to delivering: more than and a for fro steady over) Sled next nrvissed. aod Puget &Straits TAKE A ADT lattery; AO month. fei she ot ) ! to 4% the Se Commission xi rock Reports: -hore hati (snore aa tye Rr « oO as of ; size, : yardsefrom: --- Hes seeeseeeo eee Vast : \ Wa nee : + : " eee { Pat 8 aah db ‘ rance Bj yi | P and ite \ a ‘ , : atte Wile el ni en ES a ~_ : | mat ‘ , oe) 1 WE oy er the 136 1 a Women WW. of the were and tot ost AN se i save ia Ne ae log, her she position In gate 2 ning ] relation t I vel ertain ' ( t : met ‘ i oe 7 2 nn ii i G5 angd furnlst @mulate the Or fi - vited f t NOSES fusal b Ge a eo to necupy t ‘ A tnd effective r < ‘ C. . . WILLIAMS COMAMERCEIAL doi arbitrary make 70% and hav in trntos every duy Ogden com Deneer: te Chiewse vi Union. Paciie and Si Paul Line. Vheowgh sleepers sud ceclininog chaiz enrs; Fordickcts and tufornmation eat ci ial the hout ti two the free that r confront4 The zaver to ane htt eee ee crawoul mw for, t {tion semen them lands ited me, their or ront \ fs ayy ap la 100 West : AGEN Secoml South ! 9 +s a! ¢ Street . re thos n ma p ‘ 1 } > $a of Vtt alare at lows? . ; rr ns ard ate band man for} toil W here fore ihen, . th ms a ear to .so ric ou 1 plea, this énce® tp oR situation so obviously ne cdfut or -rel Gan it be that~ this dog-in-the-manger policy will meet the ayucasil of this eommittec? Now, Mr. Chairman, I-hold to "the: view (hat it is the solemn auty or tt ror rol in-| s A I rns; Ot tratge forthe mower of) F ifty-| irrigatfon; teous i < a Guresecg, coumaice ctl 3 it Hes 4 1e Glenwood: Springs, ‘Aspen, Leadville, Pushie;75, calmrato ey pro-| In for conjunction ce t ae riciitura untouched, are time one of thi a-ha z foundation " as) Lamy nCITY en- OF . Es t } . appropriation ape its other k-raising vast min and and ag ~ tr ~-> SOUTHERN othe en wie ee , MEXICO AND RETURN back ? so the sale aid a f of said lande: nds me PFO"! Good x! for stop overs- up to sixty SiAL) a Short The only days. | ay? 115 KE. Third South. Salt Lake City. Equipped Fast OGDEN AND 7 Separate Three Via ke rr, y 'TKAINS. through - Trains Daily Between DENVER z rn Routes. Scenic Distinct and 5, 7% DUROUGH T PULLMAN D 0 AND 0. enver, * SLEEPING ORDINARY h ma é ansas K a, ea CAKS rai C 1 t y St. Louis and Chicago without change ixcursions. €Conducted Personally Cll ALR CARS RISCLINING Trains. Through ee on alleee a la Carteana CARS,Fotats:'Service pining thes LCE Se Pata Waists, 9 || Evening Price. address or route, Grande Rio CITY LAKE SALT D.; Pp. A. G. BENTON, the specifying agent, ticket nearest A. I. ene Tet St the from arrived LINE : directly Splendidly PREP Gowns at Your Own just goods Lake with all ; KR GARMENT CO. these All Depot ge vr SHORT 5 passing =~ enti Ie eee or Dale fi j east. Union a + OREGON ; and Salt ye points at Ogden > WhO PACIFIO : Transcontinental Line Story Almost New and Dress Skirts, Jackets, all Connecting 4 practically sure:to mwas tt' n gq whoxt mo st I populous and Tr I City. Gor Z ; T) : ‘ ‘ ( al Staueed arta Use : = as boi oh eord wit general 5} t Pye i . fo , Lo he of. ‘ h h ig + at f 2 cs ag ela © "cond\- Cit an of ‘ = S "Other filling ngs,Pibo mee - For. the convention at. Ch ae ED " a ailing M . . ; the ng is e secure i rescrvallons rates ~ beg On ‘ the vie Be sure askine P.W. Madsen, Oan Ai 7 Pres' - for full Uf. Mo IL Lund avings Yss't O. and specify for rates of the any Tar ceaaik ish the h to 201 ; ul Lake and most popular from Route MONTANA San Pedro, Los railroad agent MOORE. SALT LAKE Assets $577,482.00 on Under siipervision and erat Ona of, State Call ov Bank write Ex SAVIN POINTS Paid-up Git t tah oa { ouponts 49 East First South St. Salt :O: P.A. Soe e --- B enn am ALBERTA City J => rr rm 5 ay MEXICO " oat We ™ cr z Everybody a Superintendent Nevada big a ei conference happy. More trade Bad Debts everywhere. Phere's money char di sthase Manet tae pn hada for you if iy : Merchants' HISKERY, AUSTIN, = 2 lrom M. Z i S NEVADA CENTRAL RAILROAD Write to J, Street when write - S Ma sree i D. nad Lake Salt Take, territory, or preter Ss Neebbat far & ° . GS Angeles in your CITY, UTAH wee SAVES TIME, DISTANCE and MONEY Return -M Utah's to J.-L. Sec ° INVESTIGATE : Salt IDAHO T * and May, p bes WYOMING, } $43.00 "7 ind in Via AUSTIN, OVER THE f af Ap . ] r curly also TO MANHATTAN, ROUND MOUNTAIN AND THE NEVADA PROSPECTING DISTRICTS ; ' Angeles he Ph = Los: \ op . F T ah xvi Sells romnd nsei exbuxsionatickets on April: 20 to May 6_inoad ow ( Clusive: "cood:: to. return: until' duly, the? Sist.< Owing to thelarge etna Se ee ee ae Leen of these pates it is importaut to . . estern Ingersoll " ' ( te ae of pe rounding' \ Angeles ‘ ri 2 and ap anodern faili ‘d ; ‘al Los oe crowns, #1 d Roun $30 Only PRICES REDUCED Lowest mentioned wit out Vid 1 teamship bo ONLY herb cola" fillings, City, pathways in blameless ti I feo the Le oes e Stat "sarpewhal ma"? Queen "et I To 14 ay in palin by our sctenttflo Work. a ey civillza~ Sap hl eS plain-the cha & S.. ine} Dentists SPECIAL OUR e ataitlat r- t Reliable : th? On} life most ‘ 181d. 1 : a o1 Spee "when Robert, ite | Via s eA The Teeth extracted without methods. Free With Other ing : 3 Why He Saw Hin Francises Argonaut, 4 UT PLATEs | rect tvongh eeepc At T ) and wie eo: } +: ‘ io the. the ‘d wave ae ‘ WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY UTAH DENTAL CO., 234 Main ||| Mystic SHRINE EXCURSION - | gouver Island i dinios mpenetrabl yomatk ; turned broadside to the ae ' } pass ; re Z through ataniol a Sai ns hy dan- | uni 12 ‘raare' Protective Guarantue. Open till 6 p. m.; es Sunday, 10 te 2. i kind, the} } *Phones, Ind., 2988; Bell, 1733-¥ and con-|| EXAMINATION FREE. 234 Malin St. DR. ZIMMERMAN, Mon J le WIth - TOLNINE interion eat : neidatic noi Ql] ie | gam | oe of i 6 phat or Neah Niquipmen oe Wingo raid and Sd fh eek Verom oth aA ¢ ats Managed a ae auickly. rr Set almost ny compass the ly v appointed to aimee the Gatee Tac penaue corimamenn iwerou } alingatew. ETE YP er ee inhabited aut | ors, f ( oo ¢ c irri- pa eer the discussion "com~=| es thi ' oe com@eg. mot egaipment No. a: whichswas | Sats Children Dit ps.comy children perished Keeping her cou al Badly. ¢ 6 _part wotinll ye = failure. of ‘ = ae 78) f tonts Com-|Inon rail Cexcept rat ee Y AW ce vay. Spin é uph bormh 1 ine most precarious string: oF es © Crnessys int | e o * Sn ul Me mi tel 1@ « ts on if on. Weakbigtons t dri aay Me Eh 1 ' oe the of a ile c This VErel ~ | ‘ai botter, De | | | ut or by ne 2 ¥6 ke said project The wis- | ofthis legislation. ig} I submit Mr. Chair-| Just cactes. Statescll sout . j 10 i % oe ; i 0 out |-9-Or : ¢ . ; . oer : aa of | greatest, ited: he re i forme > ty b \ WC ie 0 hg LTC foremost, as previo OnousO the J for the Yotgnmended WI 6 be-b Li i ris dae i Can 1 oe aU : ! mada" : b vdditional fu ae o de un an work. o oi the ‘ ste inua ) ptai 5 op ire e . ‘ pra ee : ; 3 ro now : LN Rewo to-wit: eather, ~~ u bor nadeat loc ‘@heseaound= ty rit DP ic} ; oO! OF. : ‘ - T ed ' : c . ae to F Men t us , Fo t . : 4 = : Os.) 14 pares. t i During vice Moin AO maayre e } tT? iS vell| mu , Fen Fite wreath : s + > H+ ) . - $s ; +t 2 4 ; t : -th The secretary of ‘the vintenwor has rec-| $69.80. | ommended an appropriation: of $600,000 to April 25th to May 5th the Colorado provide an irrigation system for the: InMidland will sell tickets Salt Lake to4 7 See lands g. toe INE REY to Ie paid) city of Mexico and. return for $69.80. ¢ greatest ‘ne na and mean POD Sera the tops of her |"). aa ee] a ean | it "statlor ® 3 s ; car M. i J enc ont ‘ + | U,ut +43 heae ose tloned of Captain Fonnalds (22 suis.entire coures, gradually ra : a ss b mY Bee + +) ‘soa 7 4 : f { Mm to: Wy 6 F a final berth she | (Tore tne entrance to the Straits da brodiing up mnie y Wquipment Life-Saving in hieved e water of the propose the ¢ ther it ra Vit whieh form- | HEINE iMG or rae ary Ma the atecliff Sevatiet ay Hastie ReneNeR hae ea uh"hn (WHY PAY MOREP " Cost, 136° Lives = Report) Responsibility and Urges 1 on a ee abeen hore wh ure 2 (prima water t rreeeaté; th encore Bright iewr he make 5 Leora installation se e primary as nie Ot STEAMER CO. CONDEMNED jeuite,{oaliog a erih Buteities mpi ¢ for m;: ee reece cet AS, GON RE 1 B10) the : ate tive \ SSE turned pivot, and then her nono MNED PE TEAME | be|-vides | from 1 a wilizes : ave :tine, with ner how heading out | ich prevented her tram seetng th SEdred: Scie Flattery. Bake as;a which ee departiies b ie furtherance of forl'dom and urgeney ( stioned; and unque under way il be of a dike encircling feet; e new no desert vind ; On no railroad in America is the system of di s cipline p among employes and watebtulness for the safety of pas sepgers developed to a higher degree than on the unt. ester thal ae ie ai one Och ee 2 rine upon this on January Disaster Near ¢ amendment appropriation, in dehalf Thi bill ie ont them and. ¢t solute lInw es the fou excellent three the of choice Your ~which act the of provisions the y a an Gain . Sle tn the ee ter in the enclo bee on me a Se stores the reservation lands to the|routes: .Through observation. ‘car. to} keep it tort feat er gal nell Til its lic domain, the proceeds from the sale | Denver Tilustrated books on Mexico a ete Ines 1a 2 seahaes | thereof are to be used for the benefit of | free. | Ticket office 7 West Second| excess $25,000; electric lighting | i IndJans under ‘the direction of the | South, Salt Lake. 7 | 1 b} } t es ) the former capacity } facilit "of ieee | || al id ne ranges and equipment for | . Tame eee : z= re te Siac aa =o onday, coast J eee Federal ae ae . prevent VALENCIA Rendle" oar, ioe oe an deercf My ae HE Disuster Pixes To 2 will ' 2 yOf i , : . Seth? Coheress for an Indians Ireigation project | edprosected and already partial vay o'* | Springs, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis,e Chicago, OB ira Pima in Artzona.| railway ¢ eas hia taker un he o it thelr lands inc' without: same lands are like tho region-barren The : east space the in t Can. ne _ mt work Sete vernal cee adition to, this and to in patron-_| eet | Salling a agerainute, schedule | entrance ibo oe Fanta: hia : nasigation her master [he Faull the |som, Sound, trance and went the. arid the pavilion about one and one-half) miles in cine umfere nee: the removal! of 200,000 cubic yaros cf sa nd to form| the dike and deepen the -enclost da} ugg others are in charge |etaying, with | ROgi/ASREUPR IE Nie ne its.power immense for gating these which new attractions thal) = : t t require team,/space n t the ‘surround to is that irele into an faith. ; WOVSK| al of the cars for volves bullding the cars tor athe] eee on Saltair now ‘he construction pavilion. Af ree a five men wading directs the lead hors a mip id_zasoine chine fur ving ge cane He ML 15 Fe ee ee a Character, fourteen-horse ' nant carpenters ane 1ehpe Who . seta Wworksa2ers00n asthe Teper the s tructu ctures a rriveves th fron. ¢ yregol g a gray horse of uncer-,; looks every year of his Unhampered by har-! Napoleon acts as "bell; the main building . Will Way. carpenters turned pavilion stream; TEE i ba majesty UeaS ee the a solemn See) ee pipe! 0 of a yards cubic hundred ter al ) through six-inch with of a drum. ta form the taining wall, ‘his wall, | major When the grader is Genre iwready completed, extends from a/to give the horses a breathing spe my int Py bou ee 100 feet from the east! Napoleon: lies down in the sand jn! 1 : t ; ‘ 7 : At tly end of the row of bath houses out { for! front of the: other horses and quietly several hundred feet along the line | waits until work begins again when he 'lace ant 1e lead fi t ten , will y' « nator Napolcon, Napoleon is tain age that ‘uncertainty.' ness or halter, one;}wether' been a that at dviven besld UuniGuedtentinn Pot tin| : oes Napoleon " the! is old : is has of pavilion, the ‘3 I , that force the andind withmal w four-horse teain | Oldat beMUL" pul the an interesting Bae Under : jn shopfor aceb shop. for ran ent Work, however, is ol and Pumping. improvement Improvements \ to obtained ar Bs eam j ind be ea undei The commachine because not. imme ree brought machine. grading r idl ees was to the Lor GveEmenraiit Mine an ouk. work, 7 however, PAT be the it lying Uhethat Waters jonepushidriver there! rat throwing i operate .. yéars| yell under wav is being carried by the two widely different meth-/ it opposite sides of the pavilion the ¢ a powerful sand pump on barge are as he carrier pany he tha be pn-| : saying so sand were' made. no on od A? he y he to/fast in pringing a few agalt that the tin failawtanala: eae ap: and filling #pring had receded except dry fee ld ane VaVvs over |} nothing will Ser i bathing fen. BM dreds for from this wil ert ur } even th "procuer af severalty 7 he ' , But thas | n t make ho, pre ° iterir (ted dand ) he j { ont ded by } o ) r of I iffairs that eT S ever easo! that © entire ava vi |. Water will be appropriated b ut ; a rae wh ions loss of th ndian Pwo Views of Fourteen-Horse Grading: Machines Sand Pump at Work in Lagoon and Oudet Pipe Building Site.| phe present policy of the department of} 2 the intertor {s to ciréumvent the white| fhe water wa then more than woof the outlet pipe from tf dump that unt 1amed Billy goat that spends most] settlers in thei attempts on the water) feet dcep where tl and dune «© \}rapidly forms the emba ik eit throwjis° time curled up in a serapelr by refusine the necessary rights of way! baking in the in. The best the old-/ ing re immense volume of sand and hen he jis not wandering over the for the canals and ditches BCrOes one timer can do in comparing the re- | wat ontinualls From this oyttlet and around the pavilion, munching sraxing lands of the Ind!lans, whichlatter! rte wit} day on after it was) pipe the water runs>back into the!on ‘last season's bathers' hats scat- | ha yeen invariably "chose tlong =the bui 0 e was hen | lake eavi the -sand where wanted,!| tered about The only great fault! margins of the streams, ant ) reat * ; : aoa aM ; . : a : , _| extent holds the key to the diversion of the wate ws Imost s deep under At the west side of the pavilion, aj displayed by thi goat Is an unac 1 the streams for: irrigation unk) rou pavilion ith th rrading machini requiring fourteen ;countable aversion to a camera and | ‘ 2 ' iid of ¢ dging and the great efreular | horse is being operated. plowing the)an uncontrollable desire to "butt fi ne poll; ee ze ‘elds ey it will SAN es . ; < othe Sy disaster for « ite' se ers, who dik that ha bee built to maintain sand ind loading, it,into wagon e when etre 18 polited (10s Tua eee oe have entered these latias in perfect good pu - whi it 1 these and ijands DEE tie a in ye eeced, . Indians «acres. which and disposed way : the to too The Lialeaeds f wate ire en . would becoming result rerlaint ! nd Me = math . ionI comm'ss'oncr | A acequate from the the iessoy to.t Indians etres ineent to and meéetht ‘ tL Indtar uifeent he " und pn cho The rece the is lrrigated the Ves Lil 7 to odd them s obi ‘ na imo } ad ! 6 them c Cr; some | : : Lf Zl tetera ae its pl ape tade x the Itivaton Ine The to ble advent of ine. there. will n lar ifiux of peopl ) om t TH t ! me Ge ng l ; : The tted 7 tr auction on the part would: make these and productive, and insure ant from: them : Accustom. ~' re- "Durine od eae ae madecageregating I eunee the. rie- n-th honestexatiageed : entricstwere the bezin i -resultin a ‘ } t refunded to (he: ‘ tteasu ry ne States s yx ure of- this: fund would. be in viser tha i 1uual pe capits tely wie With "the mooubtedi would ‘The: two million have-beew taken' wing close, t o { November : HehyO th that period---tha 1a n'nge si keep ake 1906 ; af77's * i x r of '16..thej "public 'dox Fe toemetLhe prerovis wis ons} homestead "mitre |! LAA empl narant that tut: t righ Awad lev -which: the améndment®* ae tored bj so-doing. { landS Was<1 for. a period' ~of days confined 1oisueh"as had' beén vs confined to such aS;had»beem for srranged ral| ah 15, and "their descendants. for..all..time ac ample means -of. suppart We -have: deprived them of the creat bulk of. the lands which "they ? erly occupled without restriction of restraly ‘ ir \ for APRIL | secretary of the Interiom What Wiser or mor "perma i} benefit-can be best« " fj upen these: Indians than for the ¢ . Congressman Joseph: Howell. on) mnet. generotsly. to» anttelipate proMarch' § delivered the following argu-) ceeds "sure to. be» realized and) to ra therewith while there ‘ OROE LIAL a ment. before » the house, sitting: as a) sic water «upply for these allotted committee of the. an ; opriation dian appropriation' - SUNDAY, | BILL... wh Fifth Blo a Floor es Protective nel "SOME ee COLL mt B PI OP LE TORS OF DON'T me B fer Salt LIKE DEBTS Lake City, eae » Ut: Utah. you |