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Show NOTICE TO WATER USERS. la a prolonged outburst for laeir tan dldate. State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake I The nominating of candidates fol v Cltv. Utah "n 1Q19 lowed the adoption of the platform NoficeTa"lereby ' given lbaTArinuf" the conv entron' by" VEeilat-A. Miller, whose postofflce address ia BALLOT fqjm committee. (1 Tills platform favon Kureka, tlltah, has made application a protective) tariff, bub says that t,here B la accordance with he requirement H 1 W B of the compiled laws of L'lali, 1907. should be 'some red actions, declares STATE t as amended by-- theesslon. laws ot that the recall of Judges la unnecesUtah, 1909 and 1911, to appropriate ROOSEVELT DELEGATES REFRAIN sary,' favors' treaties with Russia and ten- 1G eubio- - feet of per sec- " FROM VOTI NQ- - A pther countries to protect, .American ond .from Suit .creek. wtp Juab county, promises an Inquiry Alabama . . IS ONESIDED. , citizens abroad, Utah, said water will be diverted at 'cost the of living fcntt'yrges Arizona ." ', . Into high which 85 bear north point degree laws to Increase the safety of ocean Arkansas y l 47 minutes east 235 feet distant from . t , , travel t J the west quarter corner' of section I, , r California Tbe reading of the Roosevelt state- Colorado .' ' township 13 south, range 1 east. Salt Roll Call Show Only 243 Delegates Lake base ahd meridian, rrom whera ' Supporting Policy of Forme Presments asking hlsfrlend to take, no Conectlcut . It will be conveyed by means of a the one Delaware,, ,. part In the proceedings, Follette Gets While O ident, eanal and a pipe line for a distance dranatlo Incident of the day. A dem. Florida Votes, Taft Receiving S61. of 1100 feet, and there used during ! v onstratlon occurred which lasted at Georgia. . i s 1, the period from January 1 to Decern-Ite- r Idaho ,. . leaBt twenty minutes. 31. Inclusive, of each year, to deIllinois . .. Utah's eight votes were cast fo Indiana . . . velop, power for t.lKS. purpose of elecChicago. William Howard Taft nd President Taft.' Arizona, Colorado Iowa tric lighting and propelling machinery James ' Schoolcraft Sherman ate tbe near Nephl, Utah. After having been 18 Wyoming, Montana and Nevada dele Kansas .... - nominees r ft ao diverged and used the water will regular Republican were also a unit for the preni, Kentucky . gates the dent, while' seven of Idaho dVlegateil Louisiana i .. be returned to the natural channel of president and the stream at a point which bears United States. voted for Cummins and one for Taft. Mane .' , Following, a, longhand arduous sessouth 80 degrees east 1400 feet disWashington, cast fourteen- - votes fo Maryland1. M ansae bu-- , tant from the west quarter corner of sion of the' lfVpubllc.grt. national the- presldrnt. Oreson eight for Hoom section 1, township 13 south, range 1 sett . v 20 ion. President Taft whs renomieast, Salt; Lake base and meridian. nated at 9j23 q "clock Saturday right., velt and two refused to vote. Two e Michigan . . 2d Callf.ornia'8 delegates voted for Taft, Minnesota . This application is designated in less than an hour later while twenty-fou- r refused to vote. 16 . . the state engineer's office as No. 4388. and Sherman was renominated by the , 4resldent Taft received 561 of the Missouri , AH protests against the granting of rr!.'.: MlHslsslppl ' ;4-Montana. ... 1.078 votes In the convention or this, epplloation. stating the reasons convention. P.oth nominations were made on the .. 14!... therefor, must be made by affidavit a majority. Sher- Nebraska than l.u Toilette's mans vote was 597. in duplicate and filed In this . office fl'st ballot. Senator New ' rianip. within thirty (301 days after the com' shire . . . The' decision of the Roosevelt 'peo- Nevada . . pletion of tbe publication of this nounder of direction their ple leader, 2G ... NeW Jersey . tice. CALKB TANNER. to refrain from no left other voting, New Mexico. ., State. Engineer. . candidate near the president. Date of first publication, May 31; The New York . . 7ti date of completion of publication, auiiQJUK'ement of the Taft i victory North Caro- -' . . ... id. . 1.1 Una was greeted with cheering from his July 1, 1912. ... 10 adherents and groans and hisses from North Dakota : S4 ii .r.-v- . . v; Ohio' NOTICE TO WATER USERS. the opposition. . 4! Oklahoma, ..i.r. All others from the dropped ra'e j 8 . . . . .. State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake and Mr. Sherman was the only candi- Oregon, Peunayi- ..!..'. City, Utah. May 20. J912. for date , regularly vanls 21... Notice la hereby given that Pavid ..!-- , placed before the convention. A mo- Rhode , O. Miner, whose postofflce address ia tion from New Hampshire to make the Island '. . . JO ..v.; Nephl, Utah, has made application in nomination by acclamation was de- South Caroaccordance with the requirements of lina. . .. is' clared out of order. There were many the. compiled law ot Utah. 1907. as Dakota! mended by tbe session laws of Utah. scattering totes on the rollce.ll ' that South sal..!'! Tennesse r, 1909 and 1911, to appropriate two and ensued. ... Texas , 31... cubic feet of water The revolt of the many Uooaevelt Utah . 81.:.' per second from Little Illrch creek In the convention was open de'egates Vermont H'v' 61..l Said spring,. Juab county, Utah. from the moment the permanent roll Virginia . . 22!... ii i spring Is situated at a point which containing the names' of' cdntested Washington lies 1320 feet east of the northeast delegates was approved. A "valedic- Wept Vircorner of section 21, ownshlp 12 iei. ginia .. . ..!...!...!. tory" statement was read ia behalf south, range 1 east. Salt. Lake base 26! of Colonel Roosevelt asking that his Wisconsin . and meridian. The watei will bo diname bo not presented and that bis Wyoming .', verted at the place where It Issues .... from said spring and corveyed by delegates sit In mute protest against Alaska of District .(...I. means of a ditch for a d'stance of all further proceedings. Columbia 4.000 feet and there used d'iring the A great majority of the Roosevelt Philippines period from January 1 to L'ecember delegates In tbe Illinois and all In the Porto Rico . 31. Inclusive, of each year, to irrlgite de.I...I. Missouri and Idaho .t...!. delegations Hawaii . .. 160 acres of land embraced In section, t i follow this advice, but Colto clined 12 i south, range eat. II, townfhlp Totals . . I5CM07I 4J 171 2 3441 WILLIAM H. TAFT. onel Roosevelt's sway over delga. Salt Lake base and meridian. This Hons from California, Kansas. Maine, application Is designated In the state name w as the only name presented to Minnesota. Nebraska. New engineer's office as No. 4441. Jersey, All protests against the granting of the convention for tbe presidential Pennsylvania, South Dakota and West MANY DROWNED WHEN aid application, stating the reasons nomination besides that of Taft. Slier-- Virginia was all but absolute. DOCK CRASHES DOWN therefor, must be made by affidavit man's was the only name presented Most of the delegates from these in duplicate and filed In this office for the A motion states announced of their purpose within thirty (30) days after the com- made to make his nomination unanipletion of tbe publication of this no- mous was object pd to and a rollrail CALKB TANNER. tice. Between Two and Three Hundred Perordered. State Engineer. sons Precipitated Into Water at Date of first publication. May 31. The vote for the presidential noml- - j was: 1912; date of completion or publica5G1; Taft. Eagle Park, on Niagara River. nation Hooscveil, tion. July 1, 1912. 107; la Kollette. 41; Cummins, 1"; Hushes. 2. Present and not voting. 34S. Absent. 2. Ptiffalo. N. Y. Between fifteen and l.il The vote on the twenty persons were drowned and a was: nomination Sherman. 597; j number Injured Sunday night when a flfty-foo- t Borah. 21; Mcrriam. 20; Iladley. 14; dock at Hncle park. Grand Heverldse, 2; Gillette. 1. Absent. 71. j Island. Niagara river, cnllaphed tinder j Not voting. 3j2 the weight of 2.10 pen-ons-, prcclpl'at The convention adjoiirM at 10:29 log them Into twelve feet of water. p. m. I'p to midnight seven bodies had been There were fwo Momn? features of recovered, of whom six were Identified. tbe long setlon, which be?an at 10 continued till lu the morning and The excursionists were preparing to return to Unffalo after an outing at nearly midnight. and 4'i0 Two hours before the nomination of tbe park and between Taft the personal lootn of Theotlore persona were on the drk to lake tbe Roosevelt gave its last expiring rasp, steamer when tbe underpinning gave If it is worth demonstration. in a tweniy way. The outing was tinder the ausThs seeond Incident was a near riot j pice of the Court Amhert lodiie 1. O. all, O. P. of niick Rock snd was for the doing j In the Mat ssehiisftts delegation benefit of ick brothers. by Chairman Root, it's worth doWhen the delegates from the Cndflph Roosevelt Severs Relatione With Party state, their minds made up to have no ing well. hand in the matter, refused to vote Chicago. After rnak!ng preliminary when their names were called. Root for the organization of arrangements alter-naics ordered that the names of the a new party. Colonel Uoooevelt on be called. First class work Saturday definitely severed bis t'la-tion- s r n. Jamet S. Sherman. This caused a near riot In loe wlthJ the Republican national at all times is delegation, but presently In a statement setting convention. ln.l an they onieted down and voted. They Helping five Mr. Hoosetelt In this regard, b forth his pocl'ion nt ' nd-our motto. nnininat.on at another ball lost four votes, but thev pained one the convention had said ainre that later In the evening. olnt of more Imporiance. to trmw" th delegates ho. declined i I an formal the not upon Immediately aaain during Chairman Root did contends, ate fraudulent, he could 'the roll call InsiFt on tbe tall of alter j' nouncement by Senator Root of the he not reroeni.e Ps authority. He urtrd Let us figure fiatcs. Once or twice Uiey were called nomination of President Taft tho roll his delegates to refrain from voting voted asainsl their call for nominations for b'lt Ciey never In the convention, but stated that in with you on was announced. (!ei-c!- . liiinrlpal's J. Van Vecbten Alb ott of New York rase they did vote he would not free Vo'cs Were cast for Colonel Roose your next job. Hberman Ihem from the obligation ti cast their velt, I a Follet'e. Cummins and nominated ballots for bim. of C. and Kratr. of Tyson names the Pennylvant altho'.icb Hughes, only nominated Itolse but received I President Taft and .a Folbtie were Roosevelt League In Georgia. no second. "There were no other nompresented to the convention. Oa. Theolnre tlooseveit Atlanta. inations. Many of Cie Roosevelt men, followas follows: for, president and feaborn Wright of roll The call resulted RooseColonel of ing the Instructions were named New York, f.97; Governor Georgia for velt sal silently In their seats while Sherman, Iladley. Missouri, 14; Henator Horah. by Roosevelt Georgia Wt.ltt leag'ie tb? votes were being cast, taking no Idaho. 21; former Kenator IVeverldee, Raturdar as the ti'kt for a national tvwt wlial voti'fa part at all In the proceedings. Indiana, 2; Charles K. Merriam. Chid O ireeiit-eWalter Harding of Ohio 2'1; Howard tJillette, Chicago cago. riling, Lut take a tip, the name of the president to the I; not voting, 3'.2; absent. 71. Maho'i paign. brothrr, you'll brrak convention and eight votes were cat for Governot Jobn Wanamaker Tariff Will Be Paramount Plank. rar drums, not pocket Nicholas Murray Dti'ler were among Hadley of Missoiirt. Baltimore. Tariff win be the parathose who made sroTicl!ng sreecbe. A resolution books. appointing Bnatt mount, plank In the platform which M. H. Olbrlh of Wlseons'n made the Root chairman of the committer te the Democratic national convention & d chlff nominating speech for jl Ko- notify the pre:dnt of his nomination will adopt. There were Informal conand naming Thomas Itevine of Colollette. t ferences among the leaders on ffun-dafollowed tbe rado chairman of the commttiee Rig demons' rations Sane nrJvcrtlsing in and while the platform ws not was the notify dopte4 of eaeh name. Rarlier In while tbe delegates hurried from ths hipped Into shape, a number of this paper makes presentation the evening ths Roosevelt forces led hal Of ideas were considered. Vote on Nomination TAFT AND SHERMAN for the Presidency M-- .IN FIRSF t(H - ' . u la , . .vbi-pratdd- i . nt ''if - Vice-Preside- v . ' . ... "A 'vice-preside- one-fourt- h (2) - i I j LfYour f Printing Mm 3-- flve-mlnu- at i f ; I : Vice-Preside- -- Pe-nret- '3 CREAM mm mm t, t, thinking people buy. If you're not in the J. van, isn't it time you took a flyer? 0 0 0 You bare out wot J you'll ntref regret iL and Cummins Refuse to Talk of Convention. Wahington. Senator Robert M. I follette of Wisconsin and Senator Albert K. Cummins of Iowa, both presidential aspirants, Kpent Saturday evening wih their ears to telephones eager for news trom the Chicago convention Immediately that the news of Tsft's nomination ped over the wires, 8n star Cumm'm hung no hi reefer md wert to bed. He had no etate-e- n to gie out. La Follette OF THE Renowj allegiance PLATFORM to principles of " V i SUMMARY Look Like a Fight. Ualtimore Prosper !j thd tbnt Democratic convention would be orwithout a flght almost ganized reached the vanishing point Saturday night with the almost slmtiltaneouf issuance of SMement by Oovernor Wilson of New Jersey, sustaining William J. Rryan'n contention for a "convention of waives" and Tsy Chairman Mark of the national committee, that the eotnmit'ee would make Altost H. Parker temporary cnalrtnaa of tbe convention. Cincinnati Rejoice. of Ihe victory The rte Cincinnati of President Taff It the: Republican national convention created no little eseltement in hi born" tlfv. When announced bedlam the nomination broke lne. . i' On Tneir Way ' "Iti r he te Baltimore, delegation t!e Biliimor convett'lon arrived in r4 t'h 7foirs1y inoliltif snd lb giiel f I tah snd Idaho d!g f eofien-;on-Tbfftoi of the wee t tot li . in the party. 1 c-- ll'r, VnvnrM.. limiting- ,)..mr. if 0 women and children and protection of wage earners Mh "HaflKfoia - ociru-pa- t tons. r m v'r- n Upholdi the uthor.lty .aod Integrity of the courts. 'Y'ASTY, tempting and Favors new anti-trus- t "legislation criminal. that will make monopolies ueaninns Dellet in protective laniT, but promises reductiqu in somo Import duties. Praises tariff board.' Condemns Democratic tariff 'bills' of us Injurious to congress Fine for a light luncheon or a ' business. meal Ready to serve no hearty Favors scientific Inquiry Into high cooking odor to permeate the house. cost of living and promises to remove and economical as abuses that may exist. well Makes excelFavors revision of banking system lent corn beef hash. to prevent panics, and of better currency facilities for movement of crops At Eomry Croctrt in west and south. Libby, McNeill Urges agricultural. redit, societies " to loan money to farmera. & Libby Wants an extension of the civil sert , Chicago ,.i vice law. law a .ia. jure van L.. . conlrlbu-tlonto nomination and election of One way to avoid spending money senators president, vice presidvot. foolishly Is to not have any. and representatives la congress. Favor treaty wlta Uwsla- aad Oarflsld ths 'ffmtmrml Laxative Is made other countries 'to prevent dlscrlml-natio- n ntiraly ofTea, oarefully seleoied purs herbs. , Sixty-secon- fr. v- Grned Beef ........ d "" 'Vnt, s against Asierlcui citizen. ! ( . Favors the parcels post. Many a doting father ha paid bun Provides for conservation df ' nat- dreds ot dollars to learn that hi ural resources. daughter couldn't sing. Relieves 'In mutntehanr of of merchant navy and 'revival Willing to Dye. ' ' marine. Ella Are you afraid to die? Stella Not If I feel that the color Regards the recall of judges as " I and unwise." becoming to me. 1n aenleiaent of InternaBellev tional disputes by International court Long Service. of justice. "You say you were In one place (or ' ItemS'Trrar'Teireral urotrrtiment ten year.'-Wh- y did you leaver should assume part control of Mis "I was pardoned by the gov'nor, slsslppl river and help prevent flood mum." Judge. ade-qual- e disasters. Favors reclamation of arid lands and the. improvement ot rivers and b arbors. Pledges new law for relief of evil of undesirable Immigration. Favor ample equipment for life saving on ships. Calls on public to condemn and punish lynchlngs and strengthen respect for law. f Had Them. "Do you keep motoring accessories?" asked the man entering the department store. "Oh, yea," replied the floorwalker, with ft bow, "we keep arnica and witch haiel. Drug department, aeoond aisle to the left, please!" The Village Cut-U"Charley Ullllngsby always has something funny to aay, no matter CAN NOT BE OVERESTIMATED what happens." "I know It. He' awful comical." "I often wonder how be think of Washington. President TaTt Issued the humorous thought he has. He' the following statement Saturday just perfectly killing. I never heard, night after he had learned of the final him call an umbrella anything but a action of tbe convention: bumbershooL" A national convention of one of ' .he greatest parlies Is ordinarily lm Clothes and the Man. A colporteur In South Carolina, portant only as a preliminary to a na tional campnlgn tor the election of a walking many miles through mud, acThe Chicago convention costed a passerby and suggested the president. re41e wa Just ended Is much more than this purchase of the Bible. and is In Itself the end of a pro-cofused. The next day. aay the Record veutlon campaign presenting a erlnls of Christian Work, after a nlght'a rest more threatening and ihsue more Im and cleanup, be set up hi stand la portant than those of the election town and had the pleasure of selling rampslsms which Is to follow between a Bible to the very man who bad rethe two great national parties. fused to purchase tbe day before. "I The question here at stake wa with met a muddy man yesterday whether the Republican party ws to Bibles." said he, "who looked like a change its attitude as the chief con- Methodist tramp.' When I buy a Biservator In the nation of eonstltn. ble I buys It from a Baptist gentletional representative government and man." was to weaken the cm.'tltuConal Needed No More Help. giarantirw of life, liberty ana propAn American gentleman got acerty and all other rights declared sacc red In the Mil of right, by aband- quainted with a Frenchman who waa oning the principles of the absolute very anxious to acquire the English Independence of the Judiciary essen- language. Tbe American la order to tial to the maintenance of these help him said that If he would send rights. The campaign carried on to hi exercises to him he would willingthem. eje tbe Republican party and make ly correct was heard from the FrenchIt the Instrument of reckless ambiNothing man for some time, but finally a letter tion and the unsettling of the fund mental prlnelplcs of our government rarne couched la the following choice was so sudden and unexpected that English. "In small time I can learn so many time ai not given clearly to show and her to the and the party the dan- English from hi text-boodictionary a I think I will to come at gers whlrh confronted ihem. It wa sought to break th wipe and valua the America and to go on the scaffold tile traditions against giving more to lecture." than two terms to any one man la (be presidency and the danger from 1U breach could Hot be measured. The Importance of the great victory arbleved cannot be which has be-All over this country overestimated. patriotic people sr breathing more freoly that a mont serious menace has InsM'utlons to our republican ben averted. in the glory of its growing) It is hot riercassfy to sjeak of the result in Novembr on the. Isxuei whl'h wiil artte trf)weti th RepubThe bctt part of aclcctcd lican and Demorra'ic, parlies In the pearly white Indian Corn It ial campaign to follow. to do that after time i used in making ill l,e enough the fcr'lon of the Baltimore conven-lion- . It Is fiough now to say that whatever may happen In November, a great victory for the Republican nited Hta'es has al party and the won. ready lx--Th party remains ew a great poserfiil organ ration for carrying out its pa'r'o'lc principles as an agency This food is carefully of real progress in the development of cooked in a factory that the nation along ihe constitutional line upon whir It It was constructed is dean end ipolless not snd has ever been maintained; and hand touching it at any its future opportunity for usefulness Is as great as l achievement in the stage of the making. past. Post Toasties with cream T Abolish Seven-da- y Labor. New "fork In a circular to stockand sprinkle of sugar are holders of the United States Steel corideal dish. Serve somean poration. Chairman E. II. Gary announced Saturday that the finance times with fresh straw-adde- d, committee has adopted resolution with a rtew of bringing about a number1 of labor reforms. The resolution "The Memory provide for the bolltlon of seven-dalabor In all mines, mills, shops, railSls ky trecers ways, dorks and works of the Pteet corpora Ion, tept undr special A committee was Puttmm CtmI Cmipiit. L me Bwtls CiHt, Mxh. lo consider the redaction of the twelve ho-iday. TAFT DECLARES VICTORY n Ever Notice A Field of Indian Corn n Post Toasties Linger' |