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Show REGISTRARS FOR 'HAWAIIAN BAND seca ELECTION NAMED HIGH mos sa PROUD OF RECORD President tening at to No LAST Names Second for Bightieth Full List GA. Saltair F. last after Hawaiian evening, personally, lis- laden to each Among of ae North America. member PASSES EFFETE ne Boys BOSTON Successfully oe Pass Examiais or York New in Than nations Philadelphia. ---- Registrars for the coming election were of July were broken ‘here were With the Salt Lake Y. M. C. A a ag Seer bape AC-letanding fifth among the associations named yesterday by the board of county commissioners Republicans predomincording to 1e official count, whereas : aia Syiiee umber of the next highest number of paid ad- ROGET pee Tce, WHEN anece ao ated, the naming of the registrars being missions on the day following a holi- | boys successfully passing examinations based upon the result of the last county day was July &, 1908, when 2,629 peo-|from the night school gives the manelection, those precincts returning Repubple passed through the gates. agement and friends of the institution lican majorities having the selection of a was remarked last in this city a feeling that their work Republican and the same privilege being evening by attendance that accorded the Democrats, who en the has not been in vain Many of Salt ® prettier crowd never visited Saltair privilege of naming and among them were hundreds of |] unke's generous citizens who gave libmes were not submitted for mite Sevmusic lovers, attracted by the visiting erally for the association's building did enty-second and Ejightieth districts. eons which is admitted to be the Democrat was aac in the Sato so largely because of the benefits popular attraction the big resort although County - ler Kldredge, }most which they believed would come to the jr. fought to hay named Re publican has ever hac The glee club, for inyoung men and boys of the city beOwing to the ecdiae ricting, however, it stance, was forced to respond to nine cause of the night se hool, so that the was tound that the Democrats predominencores, and the dancers, throwing showing made is especially gratifying ated in the district, so the ap pointment | aside all ideas of terpsichorean revelry, to all concerned. was made accordingly ws: | demanded more conc music than During the first year that the night Registrars appointed are as follow was supposed to proschool has been in operation the unexI'. Beers (R.), 1465 Seventh| the management The medleys of national airs, Last. |v ide. pectedly large enrollment of 432 has "hula' songs of the natives and 2 -Fred C..M. Sanford (R.), 1426 South! the been reached, and now it is learned standard overtures rendered by the Eleventh East = itn e that only four of the old cities of the 8-John Seager (R.), SH i ae > or f n x Detetaay East Seventh South. cage x 7 cue kept the crowd in a frenzy country, where associations have been Sixth South aeGeorge Bowles aa M. -Adeils <5 656 South = ‘27 att ane a oO c i oo é ¥ Lith South (R.) -C. Y,J. Russell Swaner (R.), vas (R.) eciarence, ‘Cowan street. 16-Car] ‘Ma rsh Ei Willlam nationa conven- jing, wens > eel a Sg ak oe they return to Salt | ee 524 South ELKS BOOSTING FOR sent ~eti , Weat. Fifth Mrs. Bell Wes ond25-James M. White Salt (R.), 44 North Campbell eee is well part in signs he that is Issued ing .), Lees N. 2%-Josiah : North. (R.), C. Sandberg 2-John ie, chu Gray (Dd 30-Mr the water a few Pieces2s of hiss..§ suit the Mr airman. ee i that fact the by shown card pass every person in the United States. and tant Theres eet eaigaeie teading the of hundred a universities of the country assoctation's certificates forer e rt a of friends M Y. the the the much 1G. A. are very be ]association should that pleased this year on national educational the include which roll of honor, ten associations di aia the faieau anise of -passing fifth standing Lake members-Salt minutes the twojand ranking above the associations of ‘and f é B would not come |New York, Philadelphia, Boston 31 Ne ; and Bast four. knowledge of the éetightsof| CAUGHT WITH es CHICKENS. street. | sonal A-Mary Kelly anaes 6 Ue), 333 Second bathing in Great Salt Lake and prime s3-John street u-P. A. G. el - DeValley (R.), 1133 Hoffman (D.), 587 Fifth Florence Horsley (R.). First themselves with still more enthusiasm in boosting Utah and Salt Lake at the lodge meeting of the Elks to be stree tlerand to 16 July Denver in F) held 224 Tramps in Eight ad- In 21, Kight Rob Roost . 1 Banquet. Indulge yester- arrested were tramps and Carlson Patrelme! by ing day 5 morning the | day from C block. arge delegation é by atrolmen La lition to the large city in the now are and Harris local|and or more a hundred lodge, First | local men Sp-Nellie Bawards (i, Galena The larceny. with charged jail special] the on go will men business South. have stolen five chickens train that will leave Salt Lake July 14]/ave alleged to (R.), 485 East/ Browning rs. ee over the Rio Grande Western and|from the roost,of W. A. Holden, 1032 Third So (R.), 110 Seventh Colorado Midland. West Second oe stree t. At the time ae reat Felt Pullman reservations are now being|they were arrested they were sitting nea street o-Henry" Coulam East First near the Jordan river, (R_), Ta made at the Elks' club and indications | around a hohfire North, egtuth. Park | between Sixth and Seventh as the train, to a ten-car pee ae Harry F. Earle (R.), 155 South Tenth had they which chickens, the Ing will lodges Provo and Eureka City, Yast. feastwere They fire. on the ooked 4- ony. Quayle (R.), 21 West Elevjoin the Salt Lake boosters, for luxury great in themselves ie enth Reatk : the requested and type their of men 55-T. M. Mumfocd (R.), Calder's statheir arrests to make officers to wait tio LYING FOUND (R.), Calder's BODY until they had finished their banquet Thomas B. Jackson he policemen could not see things sta tion. Mill Creek 57---Lillle F. Shurtliff (R.), actly that way and they were loaded Calder's sta5S-Nellie Hamilton (R), inte the wagon and driven to Samucl Rhoades, Demented, Jumps] the city jail, They will appear : 5! . Vv. Ballard (D.), Marray, Judge Diehl! this afternoon as candi6-Chas. Holm Mu From Fast-Moving Train at dates for the municipal rock pile. The 6 names of the men arrested e:: Henry 6. st BY RAILROAD TRACK 63-John P. Olsen (R.), Argenta P. O. §i-Charles os ell. nl (D.), 74 R. Freeman (R.), 75-Birs. Geneva EB. Peachey ne a to "i6-_Albert Mabey (R.), Carlin, 91-W. H. t. G. A 93-James nw J Rudy Lying beside the tracks of the Southern Pacific one and = one-half miles east. of Carlin, the body of Samuel Rhoades was found late Wednesday afternoon. We was traveling econ Aen Francisco to Stanton, Mich,, on No. 6, which arrived in Ogden yesthe on Passengers morning. terday apparently was man the said train the| through jumped and demented D. D. D window at full ares Sandy R. tives Stanton, Applicants John Taylor, Johnson, Bruce and D. J, Ken- OF INCENDIARY. in Printing Plant Discovered in Good Time. / Printing Job Inter-mountain The 49 at business, of place companys eo arly was disyesterday was eitecimen ‘Stains, who morning first to the was time, at the duty on turned once at and blaze, the notice prompt action of the grip indl- In an alarm. and the fire departwas. traveling | the patrolman from great damto ‘visit' rela- | ment saved the place exfire was quickly AS ze. Mich. tinguished, the damage The fire was antes d, pote Given More Time pare for Positions. to The civil service examination uled for July 5 and July toe eligibles to fill a vacancy in the new spaper found where Pre- was not great. is believed, by the fire Was most severe CAMBRIANS TO CELEBRATE. schedsecure posi- | Will Phildraftsman, tion of architectural ippine service. has been postponed to position he 16. Aug, and 15 ug. examination The a year. £1,800 pays a to secure 18, July for scheduled Ga hei with knowledge of irrigation Jacinto San the at vacancy to fill a ageney, California, has been postponed This position pays $750 15. until Aug. (R). "Murray TRIBUTE TO MRS. MAHAN. Big Hold Welsh air July Reunion at Salt- ihe place. from all parts that the saying without in full force i people Welsh on this occa- district | cal third eee gineer of the exheld, be will reunion the has been post-|spices at Tompkinsville, N. native to invitation hearty a The sal-|tends 8 and a ug. 9. poned to Aug. ary connected with this position is} Welsh oe and their descendants to £190 a mo join with them in making the day a hall, eld. Rev. Full a Pacis Ts furnished by the cafeteria: Unity marbaing, "sister, Thou Wert Mild and Weary Lovely,' and "Rest for the the solo, sang Joseph Poll soul." "Near ar My Father's House, Lor for the examina-| memorable tions will be furnished upon application to Orrawell Williams of the -|money department, Salt Lake post- by members of the family and the in timate friends. The floral offering 8 office giants were beautiful. Music fro a et eee MANAGER IS ree NOT = eueaenael f y ee ae Yesterday's report at the local office the weather bureau: 88 degrees; temperature, Maximum Accumulated ture since the degrees Accumulated deficiency of temperafirst of the month, of dine At the meeting of the, board deficiency of were burial took place in Mt. Olivet ceme-|rectors of the Credit Men's assoclatery, the pallbearers being G. A t-|tion last night the resignation of John| ture since Jan. 1, 196 degree to Murphy, |Q. Critchlow as manager was accepted, |, Total precipitation from 6 ‘p.m. ardner, C, er, Fre "Harry Don, R. Burns and Dr. W: H. | but his successor was not selected. An- mMm., none. precipiof Hopkins, Via EXCURSION TO Sunday, July the Oregon Short trip only $1.00. Rime 7:10 or 10:30 a Returning, leave 6:2 ‘ Leave OGDEN Sth, Line. Round m., or Ogden Salt yeas 1:30 p. at 4:10 at m. or board of the meeting other held July 17 manager of the association amed. e Arthur Parsons Follow-| presided will be will be| at last | night's meetin The directors wished to have more time before making a selection for "the important position from among the fifty or more appli- of the the little COSSACKS Russian in folks, indicate troops have trol of the. for Border Headway. ing on all that Com- in sO been far unable situation sides, Especially Sentenced Manchurian Apparel tok the to both in the conis go- city fighting neighborhood loyal gain Fighting severe the has of and taken the out- Larceny. lying harbor defenses, where the riotcrs succeeded in capturing a battery Boston, July: .5.- Ferdinand E of artillery The gunners made. but of Borges, con victed and | "ant show of resistance, it being plain of ebtaining money \§ | that Pey were in sympathy with the in connection with EF lanta- | evolter tlon company of Mexico was today sen- | A de tachment of Cossacks at| tenced to state's Rriecn for not more tempted to recapture the battery, but than fifteen nor les than twelve| the rebels fired heavy volleys of grape years Borges and W illiam D Owen, } shot and sharpnel into the attacking who jis still a fugitive from justice. | column and forced it to retreat with were jointly indicted on two counts of heavy loss At last accounts the reconspiracy and 126 counts of are bels were still In| command ceny involving $1,250,000. Borges was convicted June 9, on one count of | Mobs Burn Stores. « -Ons pirac y and seventy-three counts Wild mobs have burned Government eourt Under the law the stores in the heart of the city and r to Ets him a sentence have secured possession of supplies| valued at large sum One mob | pronounced was stormed the city prison tn an attempt Superior Juage arent in the to rescue a number of persons who listened to the testicriminal bad been arrested after looting the ' Baker of F I mony of military supply station of a quantity who said Borges was Logansport, of dynamite Severe fighting which but the tool of Owen lasted several hours followed, but the A long statement of Borges was then prison guard was finally successful in read by counsel for the defense, exaway the attacking force. Inplaining many of the prisoner's irre- | driving formation has been received here that gularities and praying the court for all Russian troops on the Manchurian some mitigation of sentence Borges| border are inva state of mutiny and | was subsequently subjected to a merciit is all that their officers can do to less examination by the Government keep them in reasonable. subjection in which he was obliged to explain all The revolutionary propaganda Is makhis business transactions for the last among the Russian twenty years When it was all over soldiers in Siberia, and it would not Judge White pronounced sentence, be surprising if news of a general revolt there were soon to be received | GROVER Cancels CLEVELAND Engagement BEekels and to Visit Colonel ILL. James SECRETARY WILSON TO VISIT STOCKYARDS H. Vilas. Madison, Wis. July 5.-Colonel W F. Vilas tonight received a from ex-President Cleveland Cleveland had been taken suddenly il and was obliged to cancel all engagements, including his visit with James H. Eckels at Oconomowoe and Colonel Vilas here. He had planned to reach Chicago tomorrow and go from there to Mr. Eekels' former home at. Oconomowoe and later come over to Madison for a day Make Tour Centers of Washington, Agriculture Princeton, N..J., July 5.-Dr. J. B. Bry ant, the family phy siciian of for1er resident Grove ‘leveland Baten tonient that he is ony slightly indisposed and in no way seriously ill He said: is suffering from an "Mir. Cleveland from the efattack of indigestion, receover in a fects of which he will few days, it is expected He has long been a sufferer from indigestion, but is by no means dangerhis affliction Ss. ing a Single Day cinia in West Vir- Town, Bluefield. W. Va... July .5.-James Martin and Miss Ella Hunt of Pageton were shot and instantly killed by nagar Pembroke while going to dance Jealousy prompted the crime, Martin having won the affections of Miss Hunt, who had formerly been Pembroke's sweetheart Bluefield, W. Va., July 5.-Armsted Taylor and Harry Hoskins were shot while sitting on the poreh of their boarding house this afternoon by unBoth ide known parties, at Matewan them die. The assailants screenec selves behind bushes and no trace could be found of them US. ished Surveyor-General for Land Choice May of be Denied Pun- of Honor ident at by Paris, July 6.-Congressman and Mrs. Longy bes will be the guests of honor at a reception by President Fallleres today hey arrived from London Jast night and are now at the American embassy, having been escorted thereto from the station by Ambassador McCormick and. his entire staff and representatives of the French government Marriage Licenses. Jane. Johnston, Salt Lake the country. Power First Pres- of of will start the pack- of Awaits Owner-A.._paste-| US¢d from o buggy the city Sergeant or wagon The box Hempls The sec- Ps ull companies. participating. werth Each field gun will be allowed forty twin } rounds ind en ho man forty-seven South | rounds If this ts found Insufficient, althe application proper making by fallen driven out of lowance was turned over to und. awaits | the owner at, police "héeadauarters Republicans Meet Tonight-A publican meeting will be he ae at will turnout be its ae increas full ed quota TTA tah of ES fk, SRSA OE i Winston Name ine J. Jessup is expected dlege Prince Cc ity' s Ilay Cc rE The grounds. of committee the on tng to elty council,| meets in JorReley, | I ss attennd in aoe tbat ee city May to Give Irish Churchill | | r state nation. even- last Boston for left works, ue water the of tribution public ete July 10 SR to July 16. Land and v iter Commissioner 7 > Mathews and several councilmen will| Judge George W 3artch returned take a trip this miociitte to Mountain) from his Eastern trip yvesterday mornDell, in Parley conyon, for the pur-|ing He was accompanied by his pose of considering plans for harvest-| daughters, Ray and Olive, who have Ing the city' lay crop, Iso as to) been attending the Boston Conseryawhether it shall be done by the city or} tory of Music by contract | George L. Swendsen and ST. OF Dies in California-Mrs, Emma |sen of the reclam ition service left vesRooklidge Wetmore, formerly of this|terday for Castilla Springs on busi- city, died at her home Cal., Wednesday Her husband, W. 0 Wetmore, will arrive in Salt Lake to=| day with the remains, and Sone ment of the time and J place of holding ° Mrs. 5 the funeral will be ' : a US: Wetmore wav a sister of Charles D, J. W. and Miss Marian L. the post by comrades hospital, where and Dorsey he time is his with arrest at Peterson ordinances of loaded was gravel driving over the government who held from Casof Straw- the position of 5 construction federal, bullding."In, to | Judas e now the a Marshall ospital hospital vill some "WE » confined CLEAN HOUSE HOME | 102 South CO. CLEANING State. Ind. Phone 1298. ----e-e-errrr Via eee IS ONE OF EAST ONLY 42 HOURS TO CHICAGO. Daily CITY TICKET OFFICE 201 MAIN ST. Legislature Assembly. THREE TRAINS DAILY Offers Himself TWO BOTH as No. who is a member may Duke Climber. a get the ONE NIGHT Observation, cars. Best Dining 245. vice a La TRAINS Buffet-Library PHONES Candidate. legislature, Is Denver and Calorado Springs to Chicago. Cars, Carte. Standard and ers, Salt Lake and Ser- Through Tourist Sleep- Ogden to Chicago. Te We will beglad to arrange your trip Richt E. DRAKE, Dist. Passenger Agent, H. L. YOUNGERMAN, T. P. Agt. of nom- Rome, July 6.-According to ad-| vices received here yesterday the Duke} of Abruzzl, the cousin of the king, was his enterprise to climb js successful one of the highest j Mount Ruvenzorl, peaks in Central Africa. G. W. Martin General Agent, Denver 100 W. Second South St. SALT LAKF CITY. " Ete. THE LOS ANGELES LIMITED. THIS to EVERYTHING! Carpets, Wall Paper, Furniture, Guaranteed. Satisfaction the paved time. - | ee wagon be some for - A TRAIN THAT GOES Trains of this: city, and and|2°5 ptal yesterday morning, was reHe |} ported to be resting easly last night : Owing to the nature of the operation, taken Teamster Violates eM og | James Peterson,.a teamster, was a yesterday Harris Patrolman by rested and charged with violation o the| street Ash, the three for here home his who ; mad year is in town for a few days, on James, this way to the coast. Mr. Ash is a was iIn-|guest at the Kenyon post on} one He Thomas Marshall, who underwent on the BS ertous operation at the Holy Cross Soldier Struck by Pole--Isaac a soldat from Fort Douglas. jured while on his way to the the: last. car Tuesday night riding on the running board up with constructed the mouth |. ‘ lof he?superintendent Rooklidge, |e: age of years 47 was and connected }road now being tila, Springs to berry tunnel for Nashua, N. H., July 5.-The latest candidate to enter the field for the Republican gube srnatorial nomination fe Winston *hurehill, the novelist, who offers himself as a compromise" canadate. The feeling between the folWw. ic Wers. of James... M...Floy R, Ww ‘lisbury and C. H. Greenleaf has beand there is a chance ; hat | he re- To Adjust Parley Water-The Par-|turn today from New Haven, Conn ley creek commission, consisting of e he has been enjoying a two Amos Gabbert, F. R. McDonald, A. F k vacation. Mr. Jessup went to Doremus, Peter Van Valkenburg and|New Haven to attend the reunion of Frank Mathews, land and water com-|his class, he being a graduate of Yale, missioner left yesterday morning to/}iVs77 measure the waters of the creek and to adjust the gates for the proper disa ink Sate superintendent of wa- President, Compromise \ } PERSONAL, HOHENZOLLERN. NOVELIST FOR GOVERNOR. ' will men. Save your money and when you get Re-}a dollar depos{t it in Zion's Savings $:30| Bank and Trust company, No, 1 Main tonight, upon call of Secreta ( 5. |} stree Palmaquist of the olpity-cegentii dis- | trict, at the home. of Mrs. Nicholas, 1725 South Eighth East street, for the purpose of electing a chairman and transacting whatever other business of| importance that may be necessary | Robert Dublin, July 5.-Sir Henry Campsell-Bannerman's reply to John Lonsdale in the house of commons relative to Irish government matters and the remarks made by the lord Heutenant of Ireland at Queenstown when replying to the homie rule address from the Urban council are taken to confirm the rumor in Dublin that the government is now incubating a home rule bill as the principal measure for the next session t will not, however, be called a home rule bill and will not follow the lines laid down by Gladstone, but it is expected to give considerable legislative powers to an Irish repre spinnin rd assembly and some legislative contre IN FRANCE. Reception rd HOME RULE BILL, PERHAPS. Land. Pallieres, centers Government Billings, Mont., July 5.-Owen R. William of Custer, Mont., who drew » Crow land drawing, may pick of the land without It appears that he jis married to a full blooded Indian woman, and as she has received her allotment from the Crow tribe, this probably will operate against her husband taking the la LONGWORTHS tour American Prauds. Crow 5.-Secretary Wilson his May Dics-Don Jensen, 14 of Mrs. Hattie Jensen, Accord- under care of the medical Gificars He will recover in a short time without permanent injury. Bertin, July 5.-The birth yesterday of the Hohenzollern prince was. the cause of much interest qn the part of the American colony in this city--the first of the foreign colonies to receive the news his was also the first of the foreign colonies to get congratulations to the Marble palace at Potsdam hese were conveyed through Pastor Dickie of the American church There was much joking during the American celebration of their nation's rpatal day, to the effect that because of the birth on this day the kaiser had decided that the heir apparent should be named Theodc SQUAW MAN HAS TROUBLES Willlams July on Kaiser Ore., July 5.-Henry MelPortland, United States surveyordrum, former was today. sentgeneral for Oregon, Wolverton to enced by Federal Judge serve sixty days each, on eighteen counts, charging conspiracy to defraud the government, and to pay a fine of 250 each on, twenty-one counts. The aggregate means imprisonment at hard Jaber at the federal prison at MeNelll's Island, Washington, for nearly three years, and a fine of $5,250. Owen Packing Wanted. week THEODORE THREE YEARS, HARD LABOR. Former the retary is not. able yet to state what day he will reach Chicago, the first city to be visited, but he is assured the packers will accommodate themselves to his convenience Dr.-A Melvin, chief of the bureau of aie industry, will probably accompany ie seeretary. - The secretary is Wikely to be in Chicago a week or me re "Tt sn't possible to give any orate of dates for visiting diffe rent cities," said Secretary Wilson. ‘That will depend on convenience, but [Tam going to see all the packing institutions. The civil service commission is seeking men of practical experience io fill the order of the department for meat inspectors. The commission makes this point evident in its notice concerning the examinations which will be held in all the large elties of the country, nineteen in number, on July 21; 400 inspectors are needed and they will begin work at an annual salary of $1,000 each TWO DOUBLE TRAGEDIES. of ALL James Smoke Sr one side of the ca t the time vas struck by one--of' the poles tcn'g Retted GnconsGious He County-100 Inspectors next Crimes of the Smelter board box containing about $15 nf wornen® { weaninin:. zappardl' foutid ‘vesterdav' on West-Second: apparently: dt-nad street. ~whore picked Will Don Jensen years old, son hospital. on Cepalenn Funeral-T he carers Belo Lake! for burial: \ Pendleton. will. be eld at 2 ety pore aye uvers--Govfrom word celyv h ( In the | erns ries Sunday p. m., "4 ta « vi Odd. Fello hall on- Market treet. | the Wie a ai nt at ae iwhington \ cordial invitation to attend is ex-|that the appropriation for ammunittog tended to his friends Mr. Pedleton,|!to be used at Fort D tussell durvho was a blacksmith tn the Board|ing the army maneuvers next August of Trade building, died suddenly of|amounts to $20,000 this amount to heart failure Wednesday | be expended for the ammunition to be Mutiny-Revolution Makes place pany Plantation REPULSED Tokio, July 6.-Additional details r ceived here of the rioting in Viadivos- outskirts Ubero on of DS. Reports sm ARE Troops State L. known the Koegh Dr Wright goes to 3 First street, died in Portland, Ore., result of the yesterdays 1s The boy an operation for appendicitis. Ing tov-a epo ny ‘ yf * \with ago weeks two to Portland went tS a by aOR 3 Rees corasg I ty with apdown taken wa and friend: Ulture:.-the|@ Peet of inspector sen, Mrs. his arrival.. after soon is doing. a great deal of | pendicitis smoke. smelter lamage to the orchards in-the vicinity |yensen Jeft for her sons bedside: ten he when him with as and ago or-|aays 350. visited He smelters the of to brought be will body The ; died May during ehards Get Rebels. Promoter of hereafter will be }private hospital, the TWELVE YEARS F FOR | BORGES 2546-Charles E. Los Angeles; deficiency Accumulated Rach i. . Los Angeles. tation since the first of the month, eee rahe Dote, Bingham: Mrs. Catherine Douglas, Butte Mont ine Accum wlated excess a precipitation 25648-William Dummer, Waterloo; Margaret C. Anderson, WaterSin ce Jan. 1, 4.16 ine he forecast one today-Falr Weather loo, and warmer. 2549-William Barnard, Ogden; Marie S. Martin, Salt Lak Lake; Grossman, Salt he Lake Shore road at Calder's!255 0-John delights to his offieee has issues an order t to look out for these careles Hospital eee Dr. Keogh has} teamsters and to drrest all who are purchases Wright's interest in the | coen to vlolnte the ordinances. es ozh- wrient private ciao) ul, which | Troops Unable to Upper Hand of the Chief pavement. the into round dropping was be to wagon gravel the of the and treets sides' the over . BRIEF IN NEWS CITY | Mining cireles over the| visit of F. Augustus Helnze today E. L. White of Boston, dent of the Bingham Con., is the Knutsford and told of Mr visit last night. J. A. Coram,| well Known mining man of| East, is expected in the eity at} time It is probable trip to the| that a Bingham Con's rich mines will be N ne of the features of THleinze's Stake in Salt Lake As this is the second Visit his properties here of mining men are of something big within the next day or men as Heinze White and Coram together something I destined to drop in the mining world, they. .say. Ané so thes will wateh closely for developments Guests Report. 60 degrees; temperature, minimum mean temperature, 74 degrees, which ,|is' 1 degree below the normal. NAMED. : one. Meteorological ee More Me Drop 18. upon have decided Cambrians The of the date as 18, July e ednesday, as Saltair scat reunion, 1eir annual will be out Services in Her Honor Held The features of the day will be The examinations scheduled sion. year. literout of a first-class a t Unity Hall. rae July 5 and July 6 to secure eligibles | the carrying participated program, ary and musical of ar-| position the in the friends of/to fill a vacancy large number loThe by the state's best artists. en-|in the under draftsman yesterchitectural Cora M. Mahan gathered society, under whose auCambrian of the church, read the funeral servgave a brief eulogy of the ice and the life of Mrs. Mahan. Preceding service at the church, a private servattended jee was held the home, was Graham, Joseph Bloehm EXAMINATIONS POSTPONED. lim tire "saturatedwith ‘a were Funeral Mrs. in WORK Fire be will inquest an belonging overcoat to brought were Ogden and papers in man that. the cated Cal.,. Healdburg.' from. ae > Be ack eas P. O. Lark (R,), Green Mey , mUaee ode Wa Saree Jim ny the train was running|South West Temple fire on The body was taken covered while speed. where Carlin, to A grip and held. man dead the to D. (R.), Bingham Canyon. Main (R., 72 South Gra Sohn E. Lundberg, Pat O'Connor, Rhierdon, Al. D, Coooper (R.), West sora ( (R.), West Jorda 79-Hyrum aeabian jr (Rh), Tay lorsville si-Mar rie Dudley (R.), Bingham C. Canyon, <2-W. L. Craine (D.) Bingham s$-Walter S. Reld (R.), Pleasant ‘Green. Si-John Nielson, : SA Lexenle J Hi (R.), Granger. Sam udbury (D,). Brighton. Sugar. si] john Ss. eeath R.) nk Lincoln (R,), Twelfth South and F jovernth Fa (R.), 2431 South s9-Maggle Ww. Timpson Seventh Mas oo-Harry Kee Ney. Mountain 65-Mary Hansen (R.), Sandy R. No. 6%-Thomas H. W (R.), Sandy R. Mie a -Carl Larson (R.),5 wil iam Halstead a "Bandy Br: 4 *eo--Alex A. Beand (R.), Sandy R. a to Hlere Magnate. Loyal have to shown work of the both of cities largest other,|the of eacn hailing distance within the exception of with object of |} West Mr. Pitt said the I principal p the meeting was that the members of a > i i ‘6 per- ad- Superior was net al-| in the meet-| because his bathing suit was ruled in| of order and after he had been out bee " tee fe 19 W West k Four th} 619 R ?. ty ae. were tHomic present, but Cleaveiaad lowed to have any voice (R.) st x AE pee. cl"+ ALEX ERE! street Nice Thomas el eaveland A ie ae ae Sec-| ard ‘ 1s ees of Lake. the later exainof Pratt, B. Fred whom of ransportation 64 (R.), Davis E Elizabeth 28--Mrs. through they are international the by educations ul York ca City chen eateries tich sted aT He BU over Elks'alehat of the' Pitt, chairman called committee, \20™ Thira| | ater Waters in Meeting Great Tries a: Seine Sah by asm the international New at office ‘xamined | oot sixth| from per cent, of 75 sentage criticism of the teacher, eras and West be-| meeting of the committee S yesterday - | colleges Second : das tween se ‘First and Second South. ecept the E. Mahle (R.), 229 South|afternoon, the time bkéing 7 p. m. and }@the Dpamount ‘1--Lincon * rourth West. aon Criewe (8). 8 Sout the place the firs: danger signal rerth] peen done Naturally itesides of the bath houses at Saltair. ¢ 5& a4 West Fitth North Mont- Canada; Dayton, O., and Newark, ; Examinations Are Made. tae con OLIN STOWE | director's ee) BIG "Ney South | : 453 South Sec-| West T.: \N.-J.5:.) Trenton, are only city De teste N Phin cS Sa for this athe Hlow South | Wivaio higher real, eee ue Deere the as equipment as association has had ank higher than > a a genera- than more ample with Lake ree a In the examinations for which these results are obtained the questions are First|io 669 101 GC), 187,: Gok erally ore South, T (R.), 518 (R.), Curtis G. J ety iu West. (R.), E. Cowley 1s-John 1 whenever > (K.), Larson J. South (RR), Ferguson eel Tem West ie 318 SIKS ake PO lodge Spang cas (R.); 1012‘ South y McNell et ‘y eee x7 | welcome at | Lake he = it "i cers Sixth) East South : ; : Se ff ene a Langenbacker (R.), Sas at a ov Vanco dcr a tion the until here are awalians ‘he | i er ne hie k, ime ans Sunday, | sait |}and when they leave for Denver, to be2 ae for operation in : cs een Th 658|° Fourth 1} ©1 (R.), (R.), Brown C. 7-O. (R.), Eardley South | «Eis (R.), Rasmussen M. John 4-Mrs. sy Expected Appearance expected * missionary as a island S54 " That the band has "caught on" there can be no question All records for attendance at Saltair on the fifth Appointees. ing Fifth Associations band reunding him that there should have|More een such progress in art since he as Seventy- Districts- Something Copper Smith, Royal RIOTERS CONTROL AT VLADIVOSTOK | ~ - LAKE Y. M. Recital of that organization to attend a special recital at the Tabernacle at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning At the same time4 he expressed his pleasure and astonhment to those in the party sur ELECTION Submitted and SALT UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1906. SALT LAKE CITY, MINING MEN AGOG OVER HEINZE' Ss VISIT. Players. Joseph the invitation ON von ‘Its Night School Stands Democrats Are Given Seven Out of Total of NinetyFive Districts. BASED IN Record-Special For REPUBLICAN, IN FAVOR Attendance July INTER-MOUNTAIN -- THE |