Salt Lake City faces major storms and new buildings
The Commercial Club weighs a $400000 building while the City and County statue was blown down. A $1000000 Utah Irrigation project is planned. The Utah Packing plant suffered a $150000 fire loss with 3 firemen hurt. A prison escape and a murder arrest are noted as well as governor hopefuls.
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The
Commercial Club
Salt Lake City
Justice
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
Utah
First South
Second East
Utah Packing Company
James Donaldson
Mec- Whirter Brothers
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Shap
Salt Lake County
Vernal Forms Tunnel Oil Company to Mine Oil Wells
A new Utah corporation Tunnel Oil Company formed in Vernal on October 24 plans to develop oil wells and a tunnel on the Dewey oil spring property near Dragon Colorado. Capitalized at 1000000 shares, the firm already possesses about 19000 gallons of oil and aims to start shipping soon.
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Vernal
Tunnel Oil Company
I. S. Phippeny
Manistique
Mich
James Richardson
John T. Pope
J. Bf. Roseberry
J. ¢. Hainline
John W. Pope
Marcellus
Pope
S §. Jones
Provo
Anderson
North Yamhill
Oregon
Utah
Treasury
I.S Phippeny
J. M. Roseberry
S. Ec. Hamahne
Jones
SE. Anderson
M. B Pope
I. S Phippeny
J. ©. Hainline
J. Young, Jr
Dewey
Dragon
Colorado
Jess Hamline
Vn Tie
Western Colorado
Tope
Roseberry
Phippeny
Richardson
United States
Trial in Uintah County Justice Court for Ned the Indian
On October 16 1906 a complaint charged Ned an Indian with disturbing the peace at Fort Duchesne by loud noise and attempting to break into Mrs David Eskelsons dwelling. He pleaded not guilty, trial held October 23 with no defense witnesses. Ned found guilty and sentenced to twenty days in county jail. He claimed hunger and willingness to pay a fine but resisted jail.
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Preece
Ned
Fort Duchesne
David Eskelson
Justice of the Peace
J. R Whison
Ruby Eskelson
Joseph Walker
Mia Eskelson
White Rocks
Uintah County
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Howell
Congress
3. Frick
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Montana Withdraws Coal Lands From Entry Across Fifty Townships
The article notes about fifty Montana townships of coal land are withdrawn from public entry. It reports various political and legal items including a Bryan appearance in Denver on October 20, a Davis widow funeral in Richmond on October 19, a Mohawk mine robbery at Goldfield Nevada on October 20, and a New York Central rebate fine totaling $108,000. It also covers a tropical hurricane impacting Cuba, The Bahamas, and Florida, a warrant for Idaho Secretary of State candidate Robert Landson over misappropriation, and Mining Congress resolutions urging creation of a federal mining department alongside agriculture.
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Montana
Wiliam J. Bryan
Denver
Cole
Union Depot
Colorado Midland Dining Car Service Highlights
The Colorado Midland offers a dining car service with 19 modern cars and up to date amenities. The line traverses mountains from Salt Lake with Pullman Observation and Sleeping cars, departing in the evening and arriving in the Rockies the next day.
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Colorado Midland
Salt Lake
Rockies
Quinsy and Sprains Cured by Pain Balm Claim
In November 1901 Mrs L Cousins Otterburn Mich caught cold and developed quinsy. She states her throat swollen, breathing difficult, but after applying Chamberlains Pain Balm she improved quickly and was well in two days. The product is touted for sprains and swellings and sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
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Chamberlain
They Make You Feel Good with Chamberlains Tablets
The pleasant purgative effect experienced by all who use Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets creates a healthy body and mind. Price is 25 cents. Samples are free at Walter Lloyds drug store.
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Chamberlain
Walter Lloyd’s Drug Store
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Ogden City
Wiliam Gibbs
Kaysville
Utah Irrigation and Power Company
Chicago
Gooseberry Valley
Price River
Price
Huntington
John C. Cutler
Mining Congress
Department of Mines and Mining
Buchtel
Justice Watson’s Court
Stake House
Uintah
Siddoway
Winder
Don B. Colton
Steve Ross
South Ashley
O D
Allen
North Ashley
J. Chatwin
Jers
UH. Donaldson
Moffat
Mra Longhurst
Naples
Eno
Benmon
South Vernal
W. I. Burton
North Vernal
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Wm. Hoeft
Wm. Ashby
Sam Haslem
Jensen
W. H. Donaldson
John Bates
W. If. Coltharp
L. H. Woodard
Andrew Johnson
Geo. Searle
John McDougal
Jensen W. H. Donaldson
I. B. Lybbert
Chas Hardy
Mrs. Siddoway
Manills
Deep Creek
Don B Colton
E J. Winder
J. N Davis
Sherff
William Ashby
Dry Fork
Manilla
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Daos Bennion
JH. J. Chatwin
W H DO Donaldson
Orin D. Allen
W. H. Burton
Ross
Bennion
John C. Bates
C I. B
Lytbert Frank Bilings
M. F P. Johnson
C. B Atwood, Sr
E. J
T. C McNeil
Dr. Brownfield
Tion
Chas
Hardy
O. D. Allen
D J Young
J. N. Davis
Recorder
Longhurst
C. Ty B
Lybbert
Mise
Grace Stringham
Chas Colton
Mia Longhurst
Mias Stringham
Surveyor
Colton, Jr
Frank Bulings
P. Rudy
Wm Hoeft
N. G. Sowards
Rudy
Sowards
W. HL Siddoway
J Winder
Sadie Drular
Geo Searle
Mias Mae Lovelesa
Jengen
Owens
General News
Jefferson Davis
Shawna
Richmond
Hayes & Monnett
Goldfield
Nevada
Cuba
Bahama Islands
Florida
Robert Landson
Idaho
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
American Sugar Refining Company
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Pardee
California
Department of Agriculture
Department of Mining
American Mining Congress
Vernal Sawmills & Lumber Co
Wm. S. Henderson
Davis Furniture Store
Davis
E. W. Davis & CO
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