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Show IP CAUL PIIECT CONNECT PUGET SOUND PLAN AND LAKE WASHINGTON. TO Dream of Residents o Seattle, Wash., ost of May Soon Be Realized Waterway Estimated at Nearly $8,000,000. Seattle, Wash. A Jthlp canal, the waters of Puget sound ind Luke Washington, a project which las for two decades been the dream 9f the people of Seattle, will become a reality, if a bill inVo.'Ked In the This canal house becomes a taw. h of scheme, which is at out (he magnitude of Pie project on the Isthmus of Panutha, has repeatedly been examined oy boards of engineer f the United Slates army, and was as fascinating to the imagination. " Several boards have, however, reported against It as a river and harbor enterprise to be authorized by congress, since In the absence of a water way there is no demand of commerce to justify the expenditure. The latest estimate of cost for a canal 42 feet deep was nearly DIM), 000. The bill Introduced merely asks congress for the use of the right of way which was acquired by the federal government from King county several years ago, and for the maintenance of the water way after It Is completed A group of by private enterprise. pastern capitalists propose to establish a large steel manufacturing plant on Washington, and they offer to build Urn canal and take their chances of being remunerated for the expenditure by the voie of the citizens of the con-iPCti- onp-elght- count. Lake Washington Is situated only four or tive miles from tide water, and the greater part of the city of Seattle Is situated between the lake and tbs sound. Also between Iaike Washington and the sound is Union, a smaller body of wnter of great depth. Iake Washington is 28 miles long, and is so deep ns to admit, upon the completion of the canal, of the largest ocean going steamships In the world. The navies of all nations could find nnchor In this fresh water basin. Tfoe Seattle people expect that manufacturing establishments will spring up on the shore of the lake, and that the extension of the city to the northward and oastward will experience a tremendous growth within the next few years. TO BURY CHINESE AT HOME Bones of Oriental Victims of San Francisco Fire (a Be Taken Back to Native Country. FREE EDUCATION FOR ZONE e Public Institution at Panama Have Total Attendance of 1,128 Pupils. Twenty-Thre- SPECIAL NOTICE. marked with a red croes it Indicates that your subscript ion to this paper has been settled for three months from that date. PERHAPS HE ENJOYED IT IN If marked with a black cross it has THE SPIRIT LAND. only two weeks to run, but unless otherwise notified we shall continue If this paragraph Is Twenty-thre- e Washington. public schools with an attendance of 1,128 to forward the paper. pupils and with 26 teachers have been established on the canal zone by the Anyway, It Worked Very SuccesVery respectfully, THE PUBLISHERS. various municipalities under the dlrrr-tiosfully on Friend Who Hitherto of the canal zone government Had Sincerely Mourned CHEAP RATES EAST VIA COLORAhave Five of the six municipalities His Loss. DO MIDLAND RAILWAY. and adopted compulsory education laws well attended schools are developing Thornley was a lovable chap, but 8 On 1906, rate June, rapidly In a country which knew noth- an Inveterate practical joker. When of one May two dollars for round fare plus t he decided to accept the offer of the ing of free schools before the Memto Minneapolis, of the canal zone government South American syndicate and go to trip and Chicago, west thereof. Limit October Gov. Magoon has just submitted tc Venezuela his friends, who had suf- phis 31st, stopovers allowed, west Missouri the isthmian canal commission a .re- fered much from his pranks, wondered river. For further Information write port of the schools which shows thf what he would do to the gentle sub- L. H. Harding, General Agent, Salt enthusiasm with which municipalities jects of Ciprlano Castro.' There were Lake. We will arrange all details of baie taken up school work and art a dozen or more of them at the pier your trip. planning to extend it. In June twe to see him off. Among them was Rol-hemore schools were established, bringBIG SHOW AT SALT LAKE. Between Thornley and Rolber ing the enrollment up to 1,200 and it U there was a tie stronger than ordiFor three weeks the New Grand exi ected that the number will reach nary friendship. They had been boys has been crowded to the theatre 1,500 In a short time. had been schoolmates. together. They In commenting on the school sys- They married about the same time doors by the Ethel Tucker Stock comwho came to Salt Lake for three I would par tem Cov. Magoon says: and were neighbors for many years. pany months engagement presenting two to the fact call attention tirularly Gus, old man, said Thornley, as new plays each week with special that no expense whatever In connec- they were saying good-bfor the last features between each act. tion with public education on the zont time, I wish I had something to give vaudeville The New Grand will be open every oi has fallen on the appropriation night with a Wednesday and Saturfunds for the construction of the eana day sourvenir matinee for the entire nor is It likely to, as this is being 30, 50c, presenting the best plays ob-3zone canal the borne by the funds of 55c, presenting the best plays oband the different munif ipalltles, whlct tainable. will undoubtedly be able to carry the For out of town patrons beats will full cost of the maintenance as well at be reserved and held by addressing the request to the New Grand theathe initial cost of the organization. tre, Salt Lake City, Utah. 4 -- 4 TRAINS DAILY E A S SALT LAKE & MERCUR RAIMA lO. TIME TABLE. Westbound. No. 1 Arrives. Station. 11:13 a.m.... Hercur 11:00 a.m.... Summit 10:30 a.m.... . Manning 10:06 a. m.... Fairfield Leaves. VIA n estab-ln.hmen- r. OVERLAND LIMITED and the new LOB ANGELES CHICAGO LIMITED Strictly Twentieth Century, Vesti-bulaElectric Lighted Steam Heated Train operating Pullman Palace Bleeper; Incomparable Observation the very Library and Dining Cars CHICAGOS WEALTH CROWS Chicago. The figures on the real He Had His Joke at Last. you to remember me by, but Ive been so busy lately preparing for this trip that I haven't had time to think of anything. Don't forget to write, will you?" They shook hands again and then Thornley, reaching in his pocket, drew out three cigars. "Smoke those, old man, and when you're smoking them remember me, he said. Rolber took the cigars. The steamer sailed away and a few weeks later a letter from Thornley told of his safe arrival. Everything was strange, .he said, but he hoped he would like the These figures give the total for the county excepting the west town as will be $255,944,246. This amount largely inn eased by the west town assessments, which are said to be much larger than In 1905, due to the amount of Improvements which have been carried on in that section during the last year. These figures are ex pected by the assessors to bring the county total to a sura which will ex country. reed the 1905 amount by at least Letters came at intervals and then In 1903 the tax assessment by thf came the news of Thornleys death. board of assessors was $72,130,704. He had caught a fever and died sud3 who If Francisco. the Chinese San This was cut to $71,883,431 by the denly. The news was a great shock to met death In (he fire of April 18 knew board of review. what disposition was to be made of The 1905 total for the county rea Rolber. It was as if he bad . their bodies .it is likely that death estate assessments was $321,942,789. brother. Of the three cigars Thornley had would have been robbed of half its ter- The board of review's final announceror. Their bodies are now being pre- ment placed thereal property at given to him that day when he sailed away two had been smoked. Rolber pared for a trip 12,000 miles to tombs that will be built for them in China. preferred a pipe to a cigar, and after This Is nlmost the highest honor that WORK OF MICHEL ANGELO. he heard of Thornleys death be had no desire to smoke the third. He put could be paid a Chinese. The Chinese the cigar on his mantelpiece at home Six Companies will be In charge of Model of Statue Which Has Lain Ununder a glass case, and every time he the work and the Chinese relief comheeded for Years In Florence, looked at it his thoughts turned to mittee will cooperate with the larger Italy., Is Found. . his dead friend. body. Two years passed and still the cigar The bones of the Chinese fire vicFlorence, Italy. A work of Mlchei one tims will be shipped to Hong-KonAngelo, which has been hidden for remained in its old place. Then, There relatives will take charge of over three centuries, has just been dis- night, Rolber discovered that all his He tobacco was gone. them and carry them to their old covered here through the patient study smoking homes In all parts of the empire. There of the members of the German Ulster searched high and low, but could not will be elaborate burial ceremonies beleal institute of this city. It Is a modei discover anything to smoke. He went fore the remains are lowered into the of a statue which the great artist in- at last to the mantelpiece and looked mother clay of China, and it will have tended shoul 1 ornament one of th at Thornleys cigar. No, he would not cost more than $ri,000, but the customs Medioean totubs. think of smoking that. It would be a and religious beliefs of centuries will It represents a fluvial divinity ano sacrilege. He turned away and took bavo been observed and the relatives of has lair for many years In a corner ol up a book. But there was no pleasure the celestials who were roasted In San the inside court of the Academy o In reading. He was nervous and he Francisco will feel assured that the Fine Arts. It Is made of clay, saw needed a smoke. He searched again dead can sleep In peace, ample propitifor some tobacco, although he knew dust and fibre, just the kind of com ation to the spirits of their ancestors recommended by Vasari in his there was none. Again he turned to position having been made. read, but the craving of the steady "Lives of Italian Artists. of the German smoker was too strong. He went and Prof. WEALTH OF CREAT BRITAIN Institute, aided by Dr. Geisenhelmer, looked at the cigar. It had dried out, In good condition. Senof the same institution, succeeded in but still was Rule of King Edward's Empire Ex- discovering that a work of the same timent and appetite struggled for a minute or two and sentiment won. tends Over Area of 11,148,0S4 kind bad been presented by BartoloRolber walked away and tried to meo Ammanatl to the Academy of Square Miles. Fine Arts in 1583, and that the frag- satisfy his craving by putting his New York. Although the popula- ment once belonged to the collection empty pipe in his mouth and drawing on it as if it were filled. That did not tion of the United Kingdom Is ouly of Costmo de Medici. do. He simply had to smoke, and at 7,605,177, It holds the reius of an emon now been statue has The placed a 3tHi.96S.79S. of with pire population exhibition In the Gallery of Ancient last he turned back to the mantelThe area of the United Kingdom is and Modern Sculpture In this city. piece, lifted the glass case and took out Thornleys cigar. Just a momen barely 120,980 square inlles; but the he wavered. Then he struck a match, Dritish empire extends over 11,146,084 Dog as a Mail Carrier. held the flame close to the cigar and square miles, being larger than the Lucifer, the big St. Bernard emwith a sigh of satisfaction he drew in Russian empire, which comes next, in carrying mall from Hailey, a lung full of smoke. It seemed to ployed than 2,000,000 square miles. No empire can produce so wide a Idaho, to Corral, an Inland town, is him that he never before had enjoyed range of valuable things, natural and six years old, and it seems likely a smoke so much. Three, four, flvd Precious that he will have a steady job in times he puffed contentment into hii artificial, as the British. minerals and precious stones, ivory, coming winters drawing his sled over physical self and then There was a sudden burst of fira wheat, corn, wool, timber, fruit in the snow on the fact, every necessity of life and near- round trip he is making daily be- and sparks, a sharp report, the ciga ly every known luxury are to be had tween the two points mentioned. Mr was a wreck and Rolber was as nervat first hand within the empire, and Floyd's contract provides penalty in ous as a kitten. are still ease maib are not delivered on time the words British made Well, I'll be switched, said Roll recognised all the world over as being each day. Lucifer has saved many ber, when he had recovered his wits-Whthe hall mark of excellence on every dollars by aiding his master In transwould have thought that a man manufactured product, from suitings portation of mails in a sled fitted up dead two years would play a joke on to iron churches, and from penknives with suitable harness. The faithful a fellow with a loaded cigar? to locomotives. St. Bernard has had no difficulty in There is one financial institution drawing the sled, and often has more The Childs Viewpoint. which stands out boldly above all than one hundred pounds of mail on Percy Alder, M. P., of London, told the load. others, ami is indisputably the strongan amusing story of a small girl at est in the world. It is the Bank of a recent meeting of the Childrens England Discovery to Cheapen Paper. The Happy Evenings association. After a six months' expedition In child had been sent away to the counCalled from Car to Wed Pair. Egypt, Smedley Norton has returned try for a holiday, and questioned as As the Rev. W. L. S. Murray, pas- to England, claiming the discovery to what in all her holiday had pleased tor of Washington Heights Methodist of the ancient papyrus plant on the her most, this little slum maiden, church at Wilmington, Del., was rid- banks of the Nile. This grass has whose London home adjoined a waste ing on a street car he was hailed been long lost or hidden, but Mr piece of land, replied: Seeing no dead cats. by three persons, who asked if he Norton brings many specimens were a preacher. They said they had beautiful paper made from it and Birds Not Afraid of Man. come there to be married and did claims he can deliver unlimited quansouthern African birds not know a minister. The obliging tities of paper in England and the Among clergyman with the others hurried United States for $6 a ton, better which manifest wonderful tameness Is to a magistrate's office, where a li- than the paper now in use costing the Cape wagtail, which not only cense was secured, and Miss Edith $50 per ton. If this be a fact the penetrates to the living room in search Gueyer Bowman, of Philadelphia, be- paper supply of the world, at present of flies, but will pick them from the old Boers velschoons as he sits on came the wife of Frederick C. dependent on wood pulp, will be hi Btoep, and perch about his chair. $319,-679,32- . City twenty-eight-mi- 41 CHICAGO. Tloket Office. 201 Main SL eo Utah. INEXPERIENCE y - HE KEELIY CURE. sauam" ay Drunkenneae Cured ra A peritlve and permanent draakeasees and the oplwn dleeaw L There ia no publicity, no alcknma. a privately die treated 134 owmhomee. The Kertey IiUiOWW. Utn. Lake City. Temple. Salt slj Trade Mark I. .ft . T Designs g AC. 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TICKETS OF ALL AGENTS, OR OF 6 & V K Y. Taylor. American Plan, $1.25 to $2.50. DR. JOHNSON, South Main etreeL Brit City. UH.&C. f Moses W. Taylor. TAYLOR BROS. REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS. Tel. 171., Utah National Bank Salt Lake City, Utah. Salt Lake Real Estate the best investment in the world. Utah Commercial and Mining Stocks the safest In the world. Members Salt Lake Stock and Min ing Exchange. York 258V4 KNIFE. T ry This Route East K WestJ z Wa if WITHOUT? REMOVED It-- I PURE FOOD" VINEGAR. .. V 00.0.0 OCvOOCuUl .XSXiXIXStfXWWffiffi YEARS ;0.361BroaA Aall occasions. A A We make a specialty of shipping g A Afuneral designs Write , telephone A A or telegraph. 8outh Mela Street, Belt Lake City, SALT LAKE CITY. JTAH. heoAeomely illustrated wee j. Lereest dr-eulation of any sdentlflc Jmii .a. Term, $3 a feer month, $L Sold hv a!) 'Aewedaalera. g. , Beesley Music Co., Scientific Jiuerican. E. 2nd So. 6 (Opposite Grand Theatre.) A V a; Arrive Musical Instrument A A 1906 $20,967,940. HUDDART FLORAL CO. a es- have been completed and show an Increase of about $7,000,000 over last year's figures, according to Chief Clerk Haynes of the board. The figures for Lake View show an Increased valuation of over $1,200,000 over the figures of 1905. The board of assessors' valuation for 1905 Is and for 1906 $22,295,756. The board of review valuation for 1905 was tate assessments for i A 114-11- Leaves .....1:48 p.m .....1:88 .n ....1:88p.m. ....1:13 pirn music; ONLY 41 HOURS, SALT LAKH TO ta probably patents A A aatbound No. I PIANOS, Orgwns And AS latest manufacture. 0, Mb 1I0B. This Includes the famous y V 1 1-- 3 26-2- Real Estate Assessments for Present Year Show an Increase of About $7,000,000. December Effectlv C. Williams, Commerci Salt Lake City. . W Agent, a rajw RRRitmitamRnmatatitrJutRRi !MiMiWeMttrri lelriMtMmriMt MWUrtieKVrel SHERWOODS MARKET European Plan, 50c up. HOTEL HALLS. ha S. M. RIDDLE, Manager. Corner Third South and State Streets, Salt Lake City, Utah. 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