| Show GENEROUS RESPONSE TO APPEAL FOR AID Invitation By Herald Horald to Help He pS ld Victims i Warmly Received I f More Than Handed in by Citizens CU zens in Sums Ranging R nging From Fr in 10 I 0 Cents to Other Cities Start F S Sf f 4 4 4 4 J f HERALD FUNDS FUND 5 6 00 CASH CASK CASHA 1 JO JOo j jO J JB a B D WEIMER O 0 H n PETTIT 10 00 A W STEELE STEELS 1 00 OO CHARLES READ BEAD 5 00 D S SPENCER 5 IS 00 H HS S JOSEPH JOSEFH 5 00 J F P WHITTEMORE 5 00 BROS 00 RANDLE WALKER BROS MORTON MonTON 10 00 EMPLOYEES DAN LOFTUS 2 00 NICKS BANK l 85 sa CASH 25 2500 00 GEO G DOYLE CO 5 S 00 JOHNSON PRATT J P GARDNER SO 50 O 00 oo DRUG CO 5 00 H P F HENDERSON 96 6 oo 00 TUTTLE BROS 5 00 JOHN A HOUGHTON ROUGHTON 5 5 00 OO BAMBERGER COAL Co 00 HEWLETT BROS CO 95 00 DAVID DAVED EVANS 50 00 eo GASH CASH 1 00 JOHN JOnN H STALLINGS R P Po 5 00 FAMILY 5 00 JR rit 10 00 MOULTON JOHN JOEN HOWELLS 5 00 BROWN T fc k I kIs L Is B WINDSOR R 5 00 WOODRUFF CO 00 AND A t CASH CASK CASHA 1 i 00 oo TROY STEAM LAUN LAUNDRY LAUNA oot oo A FISHER BREW BREWING DRY DRYG ING CO COW 50 00 G AT A GIBBS 5 IS 00 CASH 5 00 oo 2 00 CASH W A STANTON STA 0 W G 5 00 JONES JACOBS 1 26 2 oO 00 PAUL SMITH 2 00 HA H nr rr A j A a J T TE 5 1 00 F P W LITTLE 5 00 E A WILSON t S 5 5 00 MARTIN HARTIN TIN GARN GARI 5 00 SARAH SABAH A UP X MJ J L WEBER WEBE 20 2000 00 CRYSTAL CRYSTALS 24 84 0 00 OO THOS T S KEARNS KEANS XE S 00 S J F JACOBSON 3 00 BEN BENR R B HADDOCK 21 2 00 CASH GASH 5 00 MAYOR EZRA EZBA EZ BA GASH dASH 2 00 h THOMPSON 10 00 MRS s B n MOTHER as Qi ooT 00 An T PASCOE i i 2 00 f F P 25 1500 00 iAM AE NAYLOR NAYL t 5 5 00 oO dOURTY BOORD BOORDa I A a C ELLIS 5 00 OFFICE 4 39 38 00 NELDEN p N JUDSON rUDSON SON J B R LETCHER 5 00 DRUG CO COW 50 00 j 3 JD B TIMMONY 5 00 t W J BATEMAN 5 00 JOHN KELNER 5 IS 00 JAMES ANES J HOGLE 25 00 D MOORE LINDSAY 50 SO 00 i CON o IMP CO c 25 00 L W SNOW 5 00 I CASE CASEE 2 00 C F P CHRISTENSEN 1 00 J 4 E LT ET T THURBER 5 00 C W ROGERS 1 00 SALT LAX LAKE CITY GEO JL X BRIDWELL 5 00 4 BREWING CO 00 CASH CASE v 1 00 OO 4 CALLAWAY HOOCK D A DEPUE ROBIN ROBINSON 4 FRANCIS 2500 25 00 SON SONA 10 00 CASH 1 I 00 A L MOIS 5 00 CASH children childrenS 2 50 CASH CASE CASHDON 1 00 S SANDERS SJ S E 1 OB Q DON H POSTERS 4 S M BARLOW L ow 10 00 YON HOTEL 15 00 GEO E BLAIR 5 00 G L GOLDMAN 1 00 UTAH LIQUOR Ij Q t CO COCASH 25 00 J L KARR 1 oot 00 CASH CASK 5 00 AND CUBB CURE GEO q o S BELL BELT 2 00 ERS EBS BALL GAME GAMEC 00 4 GEO MUELLER 0 10 o 00 C 0 R B VIGUS 1 00 oo CASH CASK 5 00 J H LEYSON CO COF 25 5 00 r J 3 1 W NEILL 25 00 F P J r WEST O i jo 10 THOS MARNANE MA NANE 10 00 RIDGLEY LODGE HO NO 8 I IP 4 P J J MORAN MORA 20 00 L 0 O 0 O F P 25 00 C A GRANGER R 5 00 I ORMY j J r S GARRISON 5 00 LOGAN 5 oot 00 W J 3 LORAN 20 00 BUSSEL RUSSEL L TRACY TRACYS 20 00 J 3 M MARRIOTT 5 00 S H LYNCH 10 jo 00 ALBERT S HORNE HORlE 1 00 W 0 M H A N f S D BO t tW 4 W J WILLES 1 00 CRATIC CRiTIC CLUB 32 00 4 DINWOODEY FURNI FURNITURE JAMES P 4 1 4 TURE CO COW 50 00 EUREKA 1 00 oo 4 W H B M t 20 00 F P FB B STEPHENS JS 5 00 DILLON MORGAN 10 00 AUGUST STEm STEIN 5 00 4 CASH CASE 50 GASH CASH CASHI 1 00 4 CASH CASK 25 00 I L C 5 00 J 3 M lL HAYES 1 00 HERALD CO oat oot EMPLOYEES 34 50 M 4 ALEX TARBET 00 Z C ML M L I FACTORY 4 DEPARTMENTS 30 20 50 TOTAL 35 T r TOTAL T TAL CONTRIBUTIONS THE HERALD RELIEF FUND 35 85 PROVOS CONTRIBUTION 00 SALT LAKE STOCK AND AlD MINING EXCHANGE 00 THE ELKS OF OP SALT LAKE V o 00 oo J PARK CITY t o 0 00 oo t rs CONTRIBUTION t 3 25 I TOTAL REPORTED B TO DATE D TE 60 I The terrible calamity at Scofield ld has bas touched the th hearts h of the people of this t Js community c as they th were never touched before belore in all aU the th history of the city and never In Wis is or any other com corn community community was v s there there quicker or more hearty a a call for help thou then th that which n The Heralds invitation invitation invitation tion for contributions s yesterday morn mornin inc in iJ f 5 Si Before Booro rr the bu n office was fairly f open J 3 B r the mining man stepped up with the first contribution of 5 and from that time till a late hour last office e was crowded f with those vho VIs i d to help After the lI under full headway f rj two tw men m n were ere kept busy handling the money fg ar bulletin b service ws WI wag abandoned for the day and the windows were we crowded crow with ita lists list of ot contributors By 11 n j in th the morning there was a 8 crowd In front of ot The Tha Herald office that blocked d the sidewalk and seemed to monopolize monopolise e the interest of or orthe the whole city cit Men would come up read the names of the too givers then their lips would quiver and tears would spring to their eyes They seemed ei to hear the wailing of the fatherless chil children Children iiii dren and see the miserable women woma wringing thir hands about the gaping mouth of that deathtrap in Scofield Men walked Into the office laid down liberal subscriptions and D hurried wy ay a without giving th narn Poor cor m n Ei Il tit their Il cLin s Qt xav of their little t A 4 hardworking roan tn n n zt with one one arm ann rm gave and a street streetcar streetcar car ear It gave a like amount F FJ i ij Z j J West Wet of ot t Ogden Osden cam cama in and said I that he hi h had 25 2 cents with which to buy his Js su meo all alJ the money he had He HeId laid Id down 10 cents tot tor the sufferers and said lsd had get along with a sup supper supper per por The The roman oman man to contribute w was Mrs Sarah A MCC I and she lle be 34 M c f The Je T Coal company comp ny was wan as the first large contributor and early e inthe in the day sent in a check beck for iO 28 60 This started othe others an and It was but a ashot shot short time tU e before the total begun began to creep up Into the thousands thousand mark One prominent lawyer eT read the bulletins and laid down wn 25 im In Ii gold olI later he be becam came cam back T 1 n th the bulletin showed that the e disaster wa was far Za gre reiter ier than th at t first reported r ted and laid lak down 25 25 Th more mme Nor would he h have his name used and others cat took the same saie m e course David Ivr stepped up pr with 50 iO and nd Thomas Thomaa Kearns followed shortly after alter Wit Mayor Thompson drove o ve up in n his buggy and when he hethe learned the extent exten t of ot the horror be signed his IMe check ch for tor with a n lead pencil Tenell and drove on to appoint a n corn com corni i to make a systematic system tle canvass of the city eity in the tile good Contributions Telephone by Then n the telephones began beg to ring up their contributions i from Irons arts ts of at atthe the city and a man was wu wa kept on the jump between the telephone and nel his Ms desk the charity of the thi bust busi business ness mess men of o th the cm In the of O Othe the afternoon ar n a check H Tarbet na th tl of GOO as aa his lit lift for tor the Shortly after M J Cb an signed sign the list Ot for lot SOp from the Walker W Walk ker Broth Brothers ers era as u s an evidence of ot their th b sympathy The employees employ of t the McCornick M C bank Sent beIt in tJ generous contribution of ot 1626 One man n m came in with 50 h he said was ws contributed by Ut Uttie tie tle In all sIl 11 there the were we over GO contributor of sums of Ii 6 or less leas showing that the sympathy y was w s wide widespread widespread spread and among amont the poor people as an tv wen we ell II as lis the rich Soon after noon noo Boon the Brokers and Curb Curb rs rs concluded that they would give the receipts at Dt their bell ball game to the sufferers and sad Joe Bamberger B got out front of or The Herald in a to sell tickets to the game and no DO spicier ever eter made a more eloquent I plea than Joe did didin i L this good cause cau ft as 8 he drove about fwd and h the tho th peo people pie oft oit the prominent l corners of o the city After Alter the gune me was Will over Ie was urnel in as g the net receipts and as this was wu mostly mO in nickels dimes and quarts quarters qu it made nade a great showing with those who had bAd h d it to count The last aa contribution at night ht Before the list was closed d was as ont one o of 5 5 in ingold ingold gold from I C Cree Thore n n of ot Cache I Letters etters from Subscribers I Many of ot the letters and notes note that came with contributions are are interest interesting ing and Dd some gome at L them thern tell touching morie nt how the peoples hearts were wrung with anguish by the terrible ca C catastrophe catastrophe that made nade ade the contributions necessary Some of ot these notes not are given here just J aa as they came from the pens of the contributors Editor Herald I Dear Sir S We band hand you herewith our I Iche cheek check k for 6 for th benefit of the families of the bereaved coal miners at Winter Vinter Quarters We Ve Te appreciate app ate the fact that no aid of this tb i kind can ran aUay alay the deep sorrow nor soothe othe the he aching hearts of those who suffer today but as speedy eed relief I is urgent fornet for of or them and am m some cases eases the necessities f e life are to be supplied d we offer this contribution n in inthe inthe inthe the hope that it may sug suggest the sym sympathy sympathy pathy lathy which this great catastrophe has awakened in every heart Yom truly BAMBERGER COAL COMPANY I I The Herald 1 We enclose herewith ten tea 10 10 dollars to start a subscription for the sufferers at the mine accident at Scofield Yours Iery ery truly HANDLE RANDLE R 4 THROCKMORTON EYTON HANDLE RANDLE Hie rhe Salt Lake Herald City Dear Sirs We enclose e herewith check for Cor Jo S to be offered to relief fund of the sufferers Yom Touts 8 truly DRUG CO Parley P Pratt P tt MgT Mgr Herald HeiM Co Dear Sirs Enclose check heck for your fund Yours truly I JAMES find our check for 50 for forthe forthe forthe the benefit of the sufferers sufferer at the Win Winter Winter Winter ter Q arteta disaster We appreciate the he h necessity Dec sity for instant relief and are glad of ot t thle to show our interest Very truly H Dr Y FUR URE CO William art rt Manager Herald City Gity Dear Sir The enclosed check for is a subscription from frain the em employee of w k Cos bank to tome Th me HnUd fund for tor the benefit beneAt of the miff were at BANK BAN K EMPLOYEES E The Herald Enclosed find n 1 toward fund for forthe forthe forthe the sufferers at Scofield ALBERT S HORNE H RNE The Herat accept my small donation of 1 toward th IW relief of ot the sufferers of oC the mine T explosion at Scofield Truly S w j 5 WILLES wELLEs 1 JT The H hUd Enclosed you wil find lind check for 25 25 Place to the r li of su suf ferem ferera f Hoping Hoph Ute Ut aU all will help them in their Yours truly JOHN F CONNOR Lon Logan Muyr 2 1900 The Herald Company Salt Lake City lity Utah Gentlemen Gerti I enclose 5 1 which please pace p a to my credit c tt on OR the tM relief fund for tor tte sufferers rera of the mine disaster Sincerely MARETTA S ORMSBY Eureka Utah May 2 1900 Salt Lie Lake I en d Herewith postoffice order for tor 1 to aid dd those and little children at Scofield truly M 11 H IL SMITH P S I send It to Herald to apply as 85 beet best you see set fit Mayor Thompsons Proclamation After becoming convinced of the e tent of the disaster to the miners at Mayor Thompson tIed issued Is the following proclamation By the t Mayor of Salt Lake City A Proclamation Appointing P a committee Uee to solicit tt and aDd forthe the benefit of the sufferers of o the mining disaster disa te at Utah v r t Whereas The terrible ter ible Disaster loos ter which occurred yesterday May 1 1 1900 at Scofield Utah resulting in jIb great grest loss lose of lite life and arid thereby th reb leaving many mothers mot s e widows and orphans orp ns in inh helpless h s circumstances Now therefore re I L Ezra Thompson mayor of ot Salt Lake City do hereby ap appoint point the ing named name persons as asa ast asa a t committee to solicit and receive sub subscriptions subscriptions for the relief of or the destitute ones in this great calamity John E Dooly A W V McCune W S McCornick nick M 11 H Walker Frank Knos Kno L LS LS LS S Hills T R Tones Jones John Johni C Cutler A H Tarbet t Thomas Kearns John JohnJ JohnT J T Daly A W Carlson Bam Bamberger Bamberger berger John T Donnellan James Chipman O 0 J T Salisbury P H Lan Lannan Lannan Lannan nan William Igleheart Rc B Cham Chambers bers bars A L Thomas W A Nelden Dr Theo Thu Meyer D H Peery jr EZRA THOMPSON Mayor And in prompt compliance with wit the above proclamation tb ng no notice notice notice tice vs wons sent to each eaph member of the committee named by the chairman The Tha committee cot Appointed by his honor the mayor for the th purpose purpose of i soliciting funds for the relief of or the I destitute caused b the recent mining disaster at Scofield Utah Ut h is respect respectfully fully full requested to meet meet at the mayors office In ill the joint on Thurs Thursday ThurSday day May 3 3 at t 11 a a m JOHN E DOOLY Chairman Mining Exchange Contributes The members ers of ilie Salt Lake Laka L Stock tUning Mining Exchange lost last no o time in a relief fund fur for far the Scofield sufferers after the exchange was vms called to order Harry S Joseph was V s the first one to toc call c n the attention a I Uon t x n to the appalling disaster of pf and otter d that the e j exchange cange donate toWar toward grief stricken ones in the tha coal min mining ing camp emD The proposition met et with trOng op tI Uon other me bers ot o the th ex exchange e ech exchange change ch e taking the ground that it was wasa w a dangerous precedent to to 10 n ex s n organization or to make mak contributions for charitable c purposes s I Everyone se seema t to favor f VOl a aj popular SUb however and a commit committee tee t te consisting con of Harry S Joseph Jeseph H HB HB HB B Clark and Herman Hill wag wi ap by President D H HO Peery Feery jr to make a canvass se of f the members of the exchange e for lor voluntary contributions contributionS contributions Mr Joseph then th n suggested p d that a resolution of sympathy s be adopted and presented pre the h following f which carried without a dissenting vote Whereas The T Th alt Lake ake mining ex ox change in regular session has with profound sorrow learned of the shock shocking ing calamity by which the mines of the Pleasant Valley Coal company at Scofield Utah have been overcome and whereas many families in the aw awful awful ful CuI horror have been bereft of the only hands handa on which they were vre reliant therefore be it Resolved That the heartfelt sym sympathy sympathy sympathy pathy of the tl e exchange be extended the bereaved ones and that it js the fur further further ther thor sense sone of this body that it M stands In ia readiness s to do all aU within its Power to afford dord and to tn ameliorate the sufferings and ir of th many miny so i sorely orely afflicted and be It further Resolved That a copy of this reso resolution lution mUon be at once transmitted to the themay mayor may r of unfortunate tu V Those Thoe Tho e Who Subscribed d T Immediately after aft the close of oft can call the ing committee beg its labors lab rs and In a short abort time lied raised rais 95 the contributory being D H Peery jr 50 so soA James A Pollock Pollok k 50 so c So S T tj io IG W H Clark 4 0 Ed H Airis urs so 50 James E B r 26 Sheets Thompson I i 26 Taylor Brothers Brother 25 I E B W Youx c cHudson f 25 Hudson Son PP 25 R G 1 25 as H S Joseph Jo i 25 Irvine Mason V Si 6 J T B Thompson 25 I IE E F A Waif Waff 25 Herman Hill RUI 20 P J T COnway 1 L J W Hat lil 15 Campbell Green G n n n 7 t 10 18 Co 10 Waterman BrotherS Brother 10 E D Woodruff i r 10 Timothy Eg p r S n 10 J C Lynch L h 10 F E McGurrin if 16 Frank Knox 10 f i 10 io H W DIU l n 10 io I i R L I MV 0 10 W 1 H Farnsworth f r 5 I H B Cole I 5 6 J L Hamilton Hami 41 7 I I 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