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i 8 TUB INTERMOUNTAIN AND COLOkAOO CATHOLiC SEPT iti inn INlfRfdOUNIAIN ATII9I Room 424 Atlas Block Telephone 567 INTERMOUNTAIN CATHOLIC MAYbe found on day of publication at following news stands Salt Lake News Co 71 West Second South street Hammel 49 West Second South street Barrow Bros 43 Second South PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Of all our readers we direct attention to the list of our patrons Those who advertize in The Intermountain Catholic are the most substantial and reliable merchants I business and professional men in the community Readers in adjoining 9 states can safely write to any of the lirms or business men whose cards appear in this paper 1 44 4 i Sit lAKE CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD Out of the six bids submitted to the board of public works for the construction of the Big Cottonwood conduit Moran of this city submitted the lowest one by 17825 His bid was 286675 and he will be awarded the contract The next lowest bidder was Brinton of Murray whose bid wae 254400 By a series of lectures in eastern cities illustrated with stereopticon views of mines farm lands and buildings Salt Lake is being advertised in eastern cities The Real Estate association has secured the services of John Dale I in thi work I One hundred lantern shades have been sent back to illustrate the lectures They show the principal buildings and industries of the city irrigated lands and crops among other things The series of lectures is now in course of I delivery The Salt Lake route has perfected plane for inaugurating a new time schedule between Los Angeles and Salt Lake beginning Nov 1 when it will double the service by adding a new fast train on a schedule of twentysev en hours between terminals This train is to be one of the finest in the west in point of equipment and it will clip eight hours from the present schedule It is also planned to inaugurate at the saine time a schedule of seventy hours from Los Angeles to Chicago via the Union Pacific and Northwestern roads Former Senator Thomas Kearns returned Monday from his California ranch to spend some time in Utah The ranch Is located in Sonoma county and with Mrs Kearns and the children the senator has spent the hot weather there It consists of 12000 acres of fruit and stock land and is readily approached from San Francisco from which it is about forty miles distant Senator Koarns came in over the Salt Lake route 1 Senator George Sutherland states that when the official appointments for Annapolis and West Point are announced the name of Charles Hines will be found among the appointees either to the naval academy or to West Point Young Hines passed the examination successfully this summer and while he is only I 16 years of age he has shown a marked I 1 liking for military life He was formerly a member of the Salt Lake High I school athletic association team and president of the sophomore class last I year He is a son of Frank Hines superintendent of the waterworks system and a brother of Lieut Frank Hines of the army I At a meeting of the board of directors I of the free public library it was decided to close the library on Sept 27 for the purpose of taking an inventory and moving to the new Packard library The doors of the library will be opened to the public It was decided to install an art room and a reference reading room on the second floor of the new building The report of the librar ian Miss Sprague for the month of August was received and shows the total number of volumes in the library on Sept 1 to be 6106 a gain during the month of 295 volumes The total mem bership is 15270 4 The city council now has another proposition before it in connection with the proposed development of the Liber ty park artesian wells George Nichols the contractor who made an offer some days ago to put in a pump ing plant furnish the city with water at 31 cents a thousand gallons and sell the plant to the city at any time for 100000 has made a new offer in which lIe agrees to develop the wells sell the water to the city at 3 cents a thousand gallons and present the plant to the city at the expiration of ten years The matter is in the hands of the special water committee 4 The Citizens Heating Power company after several weeks of waiting pot a favorable report from the council committee on streets and municipal laws Wednesday night on its applica tion for a franchise for the construc tion and operation of a steam and hot Tfiaterheating plant in the city The only material change in the proposi tion was an amendment agreed to by I the parties asking the franchise providing that instead of a franchise tax of 1 per centon gross revenues for the life of the franchise fifty years the company shall pay 1 per cent for the first five years 11h per cent for the next five years and 2 per cent for the remaining forty years The company also agreed to commence work on its plant on or before May 1 1906 or for felt the franchise 4 The police and prison committee of the council decided to recommend a covered patrol wagon as urged by the Ladies Literary club and also the purchase of another team of horses for the police department at a total cost of not more than 1000 Action on the proposition to pave Stte and Main streets was postponed by the street committee because of the jwotests of a number of property owners on those thoroughfares 4 The attention of our readers is respectfully called to the statement of the Salt Lake Security Trust company on another page of this issue The steady solid growth of this com pan shbws the result of correct methods and sound investments Those hay ing money should write to them or call at their place of business Every Investment is doubly secured and no investor has ever lost a dollar of principal or interest placed with theme FEW CAN KEEP MONEY Anyone can make money Few can keep it1 Six per cent men rule the world They are the kind who lend it at inter This should be done through a strong company with ample capital of its own officered by well known men whose honesty and integrity are above question Such a company is the Salt Lake Security Trust company It has 200000 capital its officers and directors are men of high standing it has had along and successful career and has always made money for its customers Write to the company for its booklet entitled Banking by Mail favor received is the most sacred DJ all debts CATHEDRAL NOTES Mrs Scallon And Mrs Lynch are the ladles appointed to attend to the altars next Sunday 4 The members of the St Anns Orphanage Sewing Guild resumed work last Monday All the ladies of the two parishes are cordially invited to join this worthy society Services will be held at the penitentiary next Sunday Sunday school will begin on Sunday after the 9 oclock mass At the 11 oclock mass last Sundaj Rt Rev Bishop Scanlan addressed the parents very earnestly on the importance of their children attending Sunday school regularly After the 9 oclock mass on Sunday everything will be in readiness for the good work and let the attendance be large 4 Wednesday Friday and Saturday of the coming week are Ember days Sunday Sept 17 will be the Feast of the Seven Dolors CI SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Miss Angela Kinney has returned to Man hattanville from where she will graduate next June 4 Misses Mabel Krauss and Lorretto Malone of Ogden who were the guests of Miss Grace Sulivan last week have returned home 4 David Tarpey came down last Saturday from Corinne where he is manager of the Tarpey ranch 4 Miss Edna Dunn has returned to school at Manhattanville 4 Arthur Sullivan of the Security Abstract company has gone east on his vacation He will visit friends in Chicago and his relatives in Battle Creek Mich Thomas Keogh jr of Ogden accompanied Mr Sullivan to Chicago 4 Miss Mary Halloran and her brother Riiel left on Monday for Notre Dame lad where they will enter school Mr Halloran accompanied them to Ogden Charles Hegney will leave next week for San Rafael where he will attend school 4 Miss Clara Fafek returned last Sunday from Ogden 4 Miss Mary Cronin has accepted a position with the Rocky Mountain Telephone company Joe Siegel of Butte is a guest of the Messrs Bamberger 4 Joseph Dederichs the well known mechanical engineer and mill builder will return after a pilgrimage through he southern country the present week 4 Former Senator Thomas Kearns is back from his California ranch where he spent the summer with his family 4 Mr and Mrs Howard Stowe are visiting with friends in Park City Mrs Slade and daughter Katherine returned Sunday from a stay of some months in the east Neuhausen the architect has gone to Burley Ida to look after the construction of the new hotel Miss Janet McKay of Whitby Ont is visiting at the home of her brother A McKay on Eighth East street i Mrs Joseph Dederichs has returned from Los Angeles where her daughter Gertrude and her son Anthony were placed in school 4 Talter Fitch has returned after an absence of several days in the west 4 Mrs Frederick Dern entertained at a luncheon Tuesday at the Alta club in honor of Miss Anna Kennedy of Kingston 4 I Noonan who has been visiting his parents here during the summer will resume his studies at Ensworth Medical college St Joseph Mo He will leave for the east on Tuesday next 4 Mrs Joel Priest and three children who have been visiting Mrs Priests parents at Kearney Neb returned home yesterday Mrs Priests father Mr Gustin has been quite ill and his son Frank Gustin left for Nebraska a few days ago to visit him 4 John OBrien of Indianapolis Ind accompanied by his wife and daughter is spending a few days In Salt Lake City as the guest of his old friend A Fred Wey proprietor of the New Wilson hotel 1 I I i The Drama In regard to the coming of Mrs Clark Mounts to the Salt Lake theatre Sept 20 with Beaty Brothers Worlds Greatest Specialty Show it must be considered an event of the very first importance She is a woman of commanding ability who combines in an extraordinary degree dramatic and lyric qualities of the highest quality 4 Miss Ethel Barrymore is quite in love with the character which she plays in Sunday the new fouract play in which Charles Frohman soon presents her here It makes a great difference in the portrayal of a character if the actor is in sympathy with it It is in its heart interest that Sunday is specially appealing Two acts of the play are laid in a western mining camp and two in Brinthorpe Abbey in England affording a striking contrast 4 For a play to run over three months to crowded houses in New York is a record to be proud of Such is the record of Sunday in which Miss Ethel Barrymore has made a pronounced hit and which comes to the Salt Lake theatre on Sept 21 The character which Miss Barrymore plays is quite different from others in which she has distinguished I herself It is that of a western girl the heroine of a mining camp who goes to England The play is Intensely dramatic but through it all there is a delightful vein of humor Miss Bar rymores triumph in the dramatic portions of Sunday as well as on the comedy side has been complete IIiiIII THE POPULAR MOUNTAIN WAY During any season of the year to all points east is via the MIDLAND ROUTE for scenery service and equipment The line of more unique and interesting mountain wonders than any other in the world It isnt so much where you go its how you go that counts Start right by seeing that your tickets read via the Colorado Midland Through Pullman observation cars to Denver every night Come in and talk it over Ticket office 77 West Second South Salt Lake If you are going east come in and get some of our illustrated scenery books Good Securities We have a list of securities gilt edge first mortgages for any Investment ranging from 125 up to 2500 Write for the list Dick out what will suit and we will guarantee principal and interest SALT LAKE SECURITY TRUST CO Main street Salt Lake City I CJ Hope revives courage fear generates activity cQ i V4 I Only he who merits ai favor khows how to appreciate one I I 4 i 4 II 4 I I 1o a LL1 4 I 0 It I I I 4 1A 1 ogrl Quoa0 4 44 BLAINE GILLESPIE SALISBURY Blaine Gillespie Salisbury the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Salisbury passed away Tuesday morning a few minutes before 12 oclock at the home of his parents in this city The immediate cause of his death was acute cho ica which was brought oiV indirectly jy an attack of diphtheria while he was in school last year Although his serious illness was of short duration his health has been impaired ever since his recovery from that malady Ten days ago amidst preparations for his sisters wedding he was stricken with the illness which has resulted in his i death The attack was thought at first Ito be typhoid fever but the symptoms I rapidly developed into a case of chorea i of great severity Many of the most I prominent physicians in the city were called and all that skill could devise was done but to no purpose The young man was in his eighteenth year having been born Nov 1SS7 He I was educated in All Hallows college in this city and later in Mercersburg Pa I where he was preparing to enter Cornell I I I i I I In the death of Blaine Salisbury a SACRED HEART ACADEMY New Term Begins Under Most Favorable Auspices Correspondence Ogden Utah Sept 12A week before the beginning of the scho lastic term the keynote of the years work at Sacred Heart academy was struck by Rev Thomas Edward Shields Ph of the Catholic University ersity of America who in a stimulating talk to the teachers on his favorite sUbjectpedagogydiscussed for one apparently very short hour the allab sorbing topic of Christian education He presented in a most favorable light the benefit to be derived from the Correspondence respondence System a new scheme about to be put into execution whereby Catholic teachers may receive aid and encouragement through the columns of the numerous Catholic papers and inurn impart to colaborers the result of their experience So wellknown and highly appreciated is this learned divine that we trust his visits to Ogden may be many and that his admirable lectures on the Psychology of Educa ion may be in the hands of every Catholic teacher in the land Though Tuesday Sept 5 was the day named for the reorganization of classes yet it was with Our Ladys blessing on the Feast of the Nativity that the dominating spirit of the years labor was felt Around her inspiring altar in the early morning hour knelt teachers and pupils to invoke the intercession tercession of heavens queenand tell in prayerful hymns their devotion to her who is so beautifulI styled the Seat of Wisdom When the roll of classes was called it was responded to by pupils not only from Utah and neighboring states but from farfamed Arizona and balmy I SALTT1 1 nTnr TliEATRF1Wa LAKf Lft CURTAIN KG OPENING OF THE SEASON THREE NIGHTS AND MATINEE BEGINNING MATINEE SAT EPT 16 I The Salt Lake Opera CaIN rhe Jolly i MusketeersI I Prices 25c to 100 Matinee 23c and I lOc NEXT ATTRACTION WEDNESDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT BEATY BROS SPECIALTY CO Prices loc 25c 35c and 50c I I JUST A WORD rrACOCK9 I Rock Springs Coal Send us your orders HiT AL 1t OE 0 I At the sign of the Peacock Phones 2600 3S So Main I I truly ideal home is sadly bereft and i hundreds of friends sincerely mourn I I for the fair young life so suddenly ended Truly a bright life for few young men had the promise of a brighter future I Of a generous nature an open manly character and a warm heart that was always moved by the kindest impulses he won the love of all who knew him With his winning personality handsome face and athletic figure he was a noble type of fine young manhood I Home and parents were ever dear to His bojish heart and this alone would speak volumes of his character could nothing more be said A brief time was his but with filial reverence and tender affection he made life beautiful and bright for those around him His mission of love is ended in this world but the tenderest memories will linger forever in the hearts of those who loved him well Into the light of heaven with no sorrow or sin to darken his pure young soul he is at peace resting forever on the breast of the Father I who doeth all things well Texas and the indications point to ta year of unparalleled success for Sacred Heart academy 4 St Josephs school also reopened under most favorable conditions and the register includes many of the old familiar names besides promising new ones As the years pass and old residents view with gratification the younger members of St Josephs congregation with joy they instinctively turn to the dear old school which has ever been the cradle of religious training and education Ogden and to which many a successful merchant and I professional man turns with gratitude I as he blesses God for the first dear lessons learned at St Josephs and above all for its ever loyal friend and director Father Cushnahan A word to Sacred Hearts pupils old and new During the happy vacation days just ended many of you in this region of grand old mountains have doubtless stood at the base of some steep hill desiring tQ climb to the summit yet dreading the physical tire that must follow A kind voice said in reassuring tones Let me assist you With a little exertion and good will you reached the top and felt amply repaid by the expanse of sKy the invigorating breeze and the consciousness that you had succeeded in the venture Toda dear girls we are situated in like manner The work of each class is difficult but you will feel rewarded when the June breezes blow if you have exerted yourselves as you should So many students forget that the first months of the school year write the initial letters on their certificates of merit Therefore do not worry in June but work in September Have you the kindly assistance neces sary in the toilsome ascent of this hill of knowledge No one who has been a pupil at Sacred Heart can deny this fact He who is the source of knowledge dwells in our midst and our very home is dedicated to his loving Heart Courage then dear girls and victory will be yours if you but keep the end in view and remember that it crowns the work Sacred Heart Academy 4 A damage suit in which S50UCO is claimed from the Southern Pacific company was filed in the district court by I Michael OLaughlin who claims that I sum is due him for personal injuries received by him while in the employ of I the companv as a switchman In July last according to the comolaint Mr OLaughlin was thrown to the ground I by reason of a defective hand iron and sustained serious and permanent in I juries by the fall I i ST MARYS ACADEMY I I Roll of honor for the week ending Sept 8 1905 Misses Desmond MeDonough ONeill Shields Dod A alter A Scallon Bonner Cas tles McKenna Rose Sullivan Burton Burton Dillman I Bixby Felt Felt A Barry Barry Franklin Owens Michaelsis Murphy White Scallon Caplinger Patten Thompson I Hand Hyde Groves Busche I Robinson Hamilton Whatley MeDonough Armstrong Fletcher Junior Department Misses Sullivan I Hughes McDonough I Owens White Denner Wood Daniels Curley Kane PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult count clerk or the respective signers for further information NOTICE OF SALE ESTATE OF DANIEL KELLEHER I deceased The undersigned will sell at i Private sale the interest owned by decedent consisting of an undivided one third in each of the Klomlyke St Louis and Utah lode mining claims I and an undivided onehalf in the Golden I Age lode mining claim all unpat I ented and situate in San Francisco mining I district Beaver county Utah on or after Sept 27 1005 and written bids will I be received at 207 Security Trust building Salt Lake City Utah Terms of sale i cash or credit as allowed by law I DENIS KTELY Administrator Dated Sent 11 1905 I First publication Sept 1C 1905 NOTICE OF PROBATE I IX rIm DISTRICT COURT IX AXD for Salt Lake County state of Utah in probate In the matter of the estate of I Edward The petition Mitchell of Frank deceased Gustin Notice admin istrator of the estate of Edward Mitchell deceased for confirmation of the sale of the following I I described real es tate of said decedent towit An undivided onehalf interest in the premises situate in Eureka Juab county Utah describedas the south CO feet of lot 4 in block 2 plat Eureka townsite survey for the sum of 250 and upon the following terms towit Cash as appears from the return of sale filed in this court has been set for hearing on Saturday the 30th day of September A 1005 at 10 oclock a at the county court house in the court room of said court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah Witness the clerk of said court I with the seal thereof affixed this Seal 14th day of September A 1905 ELDREDG JR By FARNSWORTH Clerk Deputy Clerk McGurrin Gustin Attorneys for Administrator First publication Sept 16 1905 I NOTICE OF PROBATE I IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT Lake county and state of Utah in pro bate In the matter of the estate of Su sannah Mitchell deceased Notice The petition of Frank Gustin administrator i of the estate of Susannah Mitchell de i ceased for confirmation of the sale of the following described real and personal property of said decedent towit Lot 34 block 1 of Heaths subdivision of i block 39 plat Salt Lake City survey I situate In Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah for the sum of 1050 cash An undivided onehalf Interest in the premises situate in Eureka Juab county i Utah described as the south 60 feet of lot 4 in block 2 plat Eureka townsite survey for the sum of J250 cash I 100 shares of capital stock In Eagle Blue Bell Mining company 100 shares of capital stock in Victor Consolidated Mining company 300 shares of capital stock JJa sctg In Uncle Sam Consolidated Mining company and SCO shares of capital stock in Carisa Copper Gold Mining company I corporations of Utah for the sum of 39670 cash as appears from the return I of sale filedin this court has been set for hearing on Saturday the 30th day of September A 1005 at 10 oclock a at the county court house In the court room of said court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah Witness the clerk of said court with the seal thereof affixed this Seal 14th day of September A 1005 ELDR13DGE JR FARNSWORTH Clerk Deputy Clerk McGurrin Gustin Attorneys for Administrator First publication Sept 15 1005 I iI I Report made to the SECRETARY OF STATE OF TILE STATE OF UTAH I I of the condition of iE1itios II SALT LAKE CUJIUTY I TRUST COMPANY I Located at Salt Lake City in the County of Salt Lake State of I Utah at the close of business on the 25th day of August 1905 RESOURCES Bonds and 21ortagcs on Real Estate 73931340 Loans and Discounts 5206GS Stocks and Warrants 141848 Banking House 4000000 I Furniture and Fixtures GS0120 Real Estate vx 1139903 Cash on hand i and due from Depositaries 2480329 82900271 I I LIABILITIES I Capital Stock Paid in 20210000 I Surplus Funds 750000 I Undivided Prof US Less Expenses and Taxes Paid 706494 I Due to National Banks 275190 Debentures 5114771 Sinking Funds 2910239 Uncompleted Loans 1802429 I Current Accounts 1157648 4 I Securities Sold and Guaranteed 49913500 82900271 STATE OF UTAH I COUNTY OF SALT LAKE ss I EDWARD HOME being first duly sworn according to law deposes i and says that he is Cashier of the above named Salt Lake I 11 Security Trust Company that the above and foregoing report I contains a fun true and correct statement of the condition of the i said Company the close of business on the 25th day of August I 1905 EDWARD HOME I Subscribedxaiifl sworn to before me this 8th Dav of September 1905 THEO GENTS OIl I Notary Public My commission expires July 5th 1909 I STATE OF UTAH I Office of the Secretary of State ss I CHARLES TINGEY Secretary of State of the State of Utah do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full true and cor i teat copy oftiib statement of the above named company now on file in my office this 8th day of September 1C 5e I rA rfil4v I Sedt t1 ufBllfe 4 I I 3 7JJ I 0 i I Sledenfaden Hegney Trice I Cunningham Frenzel Guitard Mulryan Fogarty Hughes Rand I Granger Stewart Gunn II Wilson Fitzmaurice Scher I mer Hyland Gorman Meyer Buehler Hegney Buller Foote A Bowen Kass Oakley I Daniels Haydeir Dillon I Lambert A Hughes A Boiler I Griffin ODonnell Brown i Minim Department Misses I Hughes Fitzmaurice Kiehl I Taylor Hill Lambert Paddock Lindsley Agate Struck Cberpillod Griffin Jackson A Silcox I Hall JolmsUn Woodman Seeley Mulryan Biddell McKinnes II Alien HIS DEAL WITH POCO II I I I Harold Vanderbilt of Harvard dining i his freshman year had his troubles with the secondhand clothing dealers I who buy the students castoffs On I account of his great wealth he was i considered a good catch Every day I for a week Poco asked him if he had anything to sell One day becoming disgusted with these dealers Van i i Urbilt said to Poco Come with me I have something to sell He I escorted Poco to his stab and said How much for my polo pony i Good heavens said Poco I buy I nothing what cats I I I PARK CITY UTAH I I I The session of the Utah Federation i I of Labor closed Tuesday afternoon I here with the election of officers for i I the coming year and the following men I will be the guiding force of the organization during the coming year i La very of Salt Lake was reelected i president Locke of Bingham I first vice resident IT Martin of i Ogden second vice president A i Smithuen of Salt Lake third vice president Adam of Eureka fmrth vic i president Wilson of Ogden fifth I I Spiegel of Salt vice president CL treasurer while I Lake secretary and Park cit was elected David Baxter of arms of the to the office of sergeant at organization thei 1 to secure anything While it is impossible work done in the con thing of the by the delegates out is given ention it sev to require sey enough gates that work has been laId land eral years to complete I resolution recommend out and that a and use ins that the unions of the state material and favor the use of goods 1 industrial laborers made under and world by the On the whole the borers of the and businesslike meeting was of a very quiet busi nesslike sort and nothing but ness was transacted I Wednesday everunl at the home or White the brides mother Miss Myrtle Bona nture Deason head and MiS Gaul were married by Rev Thomas St Iarys of the Assumptioll of san parties are well the contracting Both been having in Park City known last of was one raised here The bride park of teachers in the years corps while the groom Ii i schools it public ity Mm King the Silver ill the employ of chief assayer FolIoing as ing company reception was ht Mat Ills the ceremony a brides mother of the at the residence Today is i the last of the paydaYs tom the month It is stated the merchants better chants that this was a much month than any for some time This statement on the part of the Businessmen speaks well for the condition of the town 4 from a returned Mrs Martin short visit to Salt Lake City 100 TELEPHONES For residences twenty calls allowed 200 TELEPHONES I Unlimited service for residences ilocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co fI It fi jfgg 1n 1Ii J6 THE COMFORT OFA HAMMOCK costs but little this week We offer choice of our entire showing and it is Salt Lakes best at prices like this All 225 styles 128 All 300 styles 240 All 350 styles 285 i All 450 styles 360 All 550 styles 440 If youcant come let us send you a hammock All Soil stoves freezers and summer furniture at like reductions nsDINWOODEY DINWOODEY FUR1TITURE CO tD 1O M7 OU 1m lWA a i ij First Fashion Exhibit I Fan and Winter I MILLINERY MONDAY and TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 18th and 19th tr Thi Extensive Display Includes I te8In Tommy Alfons flats The Subway The Rage of New York Tricorne Effects Popular Vert Late and The Stunning Paul Jones 5 Designs Newest Turbans fictureffats A Pull Line of landseo Tailored flats Every one interested in stylish headgear is cor dially invited We offer our customers line of the most fashionable mi11inC1 tt millinery at the lowest prices consistent with GOOD QUALITY and DEPEND ABLE GOODS WONR MilLIN fRY COm 54 South Main Street i ib.