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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-14
SESSION or CITY COUNCIL
Contemplated Changes in Fire Department r
Offer Of Valuable Trees 10 City.
Fourth District Court ca SEES Wedding
BeIis-Death OF a Llue Child
Garden CITY Notes.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., April 14--The fol-
lowing business was transacted at the
meeting of the city council last evening
Mayor Taylor appointed Joseph Love.
less chief of fire department and pound
keeper, to succeed LvD II. Bean re-.
signed The matter was laid on the
table for the reason that Mr. Beans
resignation had not been presented 10
the council, number Of the council.
men being Of the opinion that II should
have been presented TO the mayor and
the city council
An order was made that the services
of the fire teamster ana the city team
ster, W. w. Conoyer and Robert M,
Boardman Jr, be dispensed with otter
April 70, and that Abe johnson and
Sam Snyder he employed TO MI the va
cancies These changes, aud the prob
able change In the chief of the fire de-
part-neut, are made on account OF the
dlsagteements that have existed for
some time between the fire department
employees and the council, and which
caused an order asking for the rosigna-
ton OF the chief and the teamsters to
he made by the council about six weeks
ago.
Mr. John p Brown, In charge Of the
Rio Grande catalpa nurseries, appeared
before the council and offered to sup
ply the city with 1000 catalpa trees for
$500, and 20 give the city an additional
200 trees. He stated that the railway
company had now about $1,000 catalpa
trees growing, and would probably
plant 10000 or 10000 Of them this sea-
son The matter was referred TO the
committee on streets and alleys.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Judge Booth has made the following
orders In the Fourth district court.
Estate of VIM. j. Stewart, deceased;
petition of James Whitehead Jr for
order amending decree and description
of property set for hearing April 20
Estate Of David T. Malcolm, de-
ceased petition Of administratrix for
order Of distribution set for April 20,
WEDDING BELLS.
The following couples were married
by Judge Booth yesterday:
Otto Some, 20, and Sarah Thackston,
%, both of Mammoth.
Giles, q, Of Springvllle,
A marriage license has been issued TO
John Braithwaite, %. and Ella CHS
holm, %, both OF Spanish Fork,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
j. a. Simpson has been given the con-
tract for putting IN the machinery for
supplying power for the Provo Pressed
Brick company's plant.
lila, the ll-months-old daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew ~ Holloway,
died yesterday from pleurisy. The fun
eral viii be held Wednesday.
a daughter has been bonn TO Mr. and
Mrs, Sam liinckley, all Well
The new Irrigation Law, In pamphlet
form, onl., lOc at the Deseret News
Book Store.
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CLOVER.
SHEEP sHEARING UNDER WAY
where is the Society for Prevention
or Cruelty To Animals?

Special Correspondence,
Glover, Tooele Co., April i3.-Sheep
shearing has begun at Fairfield. Utah
county and at Faust, this county. The
Indictment weather Is hard on the poor
animals, about 2 per cent have died
thus far after being shorn. Sheep are
weak from the lack OF feed "Scab" In
spector James r. Sharp has quaran-
tined several herds at Faust, where
they VIII be dipped" before they are
allowed to move to summer pasture.
Should the cold weather continue
much longer most al the newly shorn
sheep viii die. Cannot the sheepmen
learn that II Is not only heartless cruel
~ hut very unwlse for them to
chear their sheep before warm weather
comes?
Work has been resumed at the mines
al Sunshine after a close down all win
ter.
An entertainment viii be given at the
ward house April IL IN honor Of Elder
Arthur ID. Steel. who leaves 20 I'LL
mission TO the Southern States on the
18th inst
The little son OF Daniel Russell was ac-
cjdentally shot by HIS cousin while the
lads were hunting muskrats I'm a pond
near ST. John last Wednesday, The bail
entered the boys left side The youth
was taken TO Salt Lake City for treat
ment.
Track laying on the bennington cut
OF IL progressing. The rails are laid as
far as Hslag Town three miles south
rom stockton.
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SUNNYSIDE.
First Case Of Smallpox in Town Re
ported Yesterday.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
sunnyside, Carbon CO.. April TO-
Sunnyslde has It's first case Of small
poX; brought to US from Emery coun-
~, Mrs Brannon Is The victim. She Is
progressing nicely and viii soon re-
cover
DR. Dowd Is attending her and If the
people VIII follow his instructions, the
disease may spread no further.
Rueben Dmmick IS very low with
pneumonia, and will be a long time be-
fore he regains his usual health.
Mrs. VIM, Fowler gave birth TO a
hoy on the 7th' mother and child doing
well.
VIM T, Mathe Of Huntington and
Miss Teenie Westenschow OF Sunny
side were married here on the ith
Bishop Potter performing the ceremony,
Warren Pace and Miss Norah Hud-
son, both Of SunnysIde were married on
the LIST Justice VIM Hill officiating.
The night shift at both mines have
been taken Off as the trade is not so
brisk at present Conference visitors
who have returned home feel well paid
for their visit
Andrew Christensen has just returned
from 81. Marks hospital where he has
been for the last three months. He had
both his legs broken in No, mine la
January.
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MAMMOTH.
TWO COUPLES MADE HAPPY.
Farewell Social rendered Bishop aud
Mrs. Hales school Closing.

| Farewell social rendered Bishop aud
Mrs. Hales school Closing.
Special Correspondence.
Mammoth, Juab Co., April l2.--Frank
! Azzalia has disposed Of his large resi-
] dence and VIII leave for Canada this
/ week Mr., George Dickerson, the pur-
| chaser, will have the house remodeled
! and fitted up for a rooming house.
Miss Lizzie Maxwell he's resigned her
| position as assistant postmlstress at
Silver City, and has been succeeded by
| Miss Dora Toleman, a former employee
Of Walker Bros, Of Salt Lake.
TWO COUPLES MADE HAPPY.
William p. Harvey Of Ogden has cap
| tured the heart Of Miss Victoria Lloyd.
a teacher In the Mammoth school. and
the couple were made one at very
quet wedding.
A wedding reception was given to Mr..
and Mrs HAL b. Hales on their re-
turn from their honeymoon by the par
ents Of the groom Bishop George Hales
and wife. over IS guests assembled to
do honor TO the young couple. An en-
ioyable program was rendered, consist
ing of songs, reCitations, etc. About 3
o'clock IN the morning over 30 miners
'Nho were coming of shlft from the
Grand Central mine, put in an appear
ance and the merriment was continued
An elegant wedding supper had been
prepared by Mrs Hales, 10 which all did
ample justice. and the young couple
started their Journey through life with
the best wishes OF every resident Of tn.
twin camps
FAREWELL SOCIAL.
Last Thursday afternoon the ladies Of
the L. D, S. Relief society gave a splen-
did surprise party at the Westinghouse
to Bishop and Mrs George Hales. A
large crowd Of people had assembled
when the Bishop and his good wife
were sent for and were greatly sur.
prlsed 10 know what was going on. AZ.
ter words Of good cheer the guests sat
down to dainty menu, which had been
prepared by the ladies. Mrs. Chopper
on behalf Of the society presented Mrs.
Hales with O handsome dress In rec
ognition Of her services for the So
eiety, Mr. and Mrs. Halos have gone to
Spanish Fork TO reside, and they win
be greatly missed from the social circles
Of Mammoth
Tie public school Of Mammoth will
celebrate Arbor day in an appropriate
manner. An excellent program is being
prepared for the occasion after the rem
dition Of which trees win be planted.
The public school at silver City will
be closed for the term on next Friday.
A grand picnic In the mountains is be-
ing arranged for on that date, and the
various mines In the vicinity OF Silver
city viii be visited
Constable Frank Schooler Of Mann
moth has been appointed road super
visor by the county commissioners. and
has assumed the duties or his office.
Benz Z. Long has rendered his res.
ignation as constable at Diamond. but
his successor has not been appointed as
yet.
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VERNAL.
DEMISE OF PROMINENT PEOPLE
Scarlet Fcver G aims it's Victims -
Big Crops anticipated.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Velnal, Uintah Co., April 1O--On
Wednesday the Sth inst, at the Episco-
pal CHURCH in this city, were conducted
the funeral services over the remains
of Mrs Frank V. Goodman. wife of a
well known and highly respected citi-
zen Of this community, and mother Of
a large family Of young children.
On the same day were held similar
services in the Vernal ward meeting
house for Elder John Wentworth Mott.
The latter had not lived long in vernal,
having moved here within the past two
or three years from near Salna, Sc
vier county, but owing 10 the fact that
several of his sons have lived here a
good many years, and have reared
families here, he seemed like one OF
our old residents.
Yesterday the whole community was
shocked ineXpressibly by the death OF
Sister Mary Jane Tyzack. wife of
County Assessor Herbert Tyzack. Sis
ter Tyzack was the daughter OF Hamil-
ton Garrick and Elizabeth Gaulck, was
born at Gunnison, Utah, and was IS
years Of age In September last She
WIS the luuNltI VI SEVEN tHlluItllt Nnt
eldest IL years Of age, the youngest six
months, all OF whom and a devoted
husband mourn her demise. Her
death, resulting from pneumonia, was
sudden and unexpected, only the most
intimate friends Of the family knowing
Of her illness. and the news OF her
death came to the people with the sud-
deness and severity Of a public calam-
ity. Sister Tyzack was a devoted wife
and mother held in high esteem in the
community.
II had been thought thta the dread
scourge Of scarlet fever was abating.
and the people We're beginning 10 enjoy
the spring weather feeling that the cpl
demlc had spent its force, but the fact
that several small children have lately
been carried away 20 their final resting
place on the hill, all victims OF this ter
rible disease bears mute witness that
II is still raging.
Spring seems 10 have arrived at last,
much TO the relief Of the sheep and cat
tie men. many Of whom have been COM
PEELED to buy feed almost to the value
OF their stock. Farming has begun
with the soil In excellent condition. and
the farmers look forward TO the album
dant crops they expect to reap the COM
ing season.
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CHARLESTON.
william Archibald Dead - Water
Trouble Settled with Newton.
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence,
Charleston, Cache Co. April 9.--The
people OF Charleston were saddened
Wednesday when it was learned thai
our old time and highly esteemed resi-
don't. William Archibald. had passed
away Tuesday evening The deceased
was aged So years and had lived here
since the first settlement OF Charleston
He leaves three wives and large num-
bCr Of children and grandchildren, He
was a native OF Scotland.
Our worthy ex-bishop, John Jardine,
had the misfortune to lose his speech
the past day or two through an affec
ton of the tongue and larnyx. The
gentleman has been troubled In this
way more or less for some time past
end II Is to be hoped that II will soon
pass away In order that his many
friends may again hear his words OF
encouragement and good counsel as In
days Of yore.
our enterprlsing townsman Mr..
Alma Jensen, has recently purchased q
Citam separator, and will make butter
fICm % cows OF his own herd this sea-
zen. The gentleman will shortly move
cut to his pasture for greater con-
venience in his increasing dairy bust
rcss.
Mr.. Jensen has embarked in yari-
Gus enterprises, having dabbed some
in mining, Is a stakeholder in the
ranielson Manufacturing company of
Logan, and q grain producer of no
mean pretensions,
Messrs. Alex and Joseph Archibald
contemplate opening a store here in
the near future. We already have two
stores. conducted respectively by Rich
ard Godfrey ard William Griffin.
The trouble with Newton over water
rights seems to have been entirely har.
mOnized. our people generally feel
that It is much better 10 settle our
differences In this way than 70 have
an expensive law suit.
John Godfrey has purchased the NJ.
D. Hammond farm Of leo acres for
81 po0
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to leave here during the present month
much TO the regret Of all classes OF the
people. Mr., Howell IL one of the best
types Of high-mnded. public spirited
citizen, whose numbers are unfortu-
nately too few. His departure rom
amongst us cannot be Viewed as less
than calamity to the whole commu-
nifty. His amicable wife, who also oc-
cpies the position Of stake president Of
the Relief society will be missed TO an
extent that words fail to describe. The
name Of Mary Howell has been the
synonym of large hearted generosity
and lnotherly sympathy to every home
In the ward None In distress ever
sought her aid without meeting with a
prompt and bountcous response Whilst
we grieve at the impending severance
Of ties so truly affecllonate. yet everv-
one joins In wishing them Gods choice
blessings IN their new home,
After being confined TO his room al
winter with severe attack OF rheuma-
tism, our mayor, the venerable Bishop
Vaughan, IL able to be around again
much 10 the delight Of his leglons Of
friends.
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RICHFlELD.
SPLENDID DowSpoUR
Fear Visitation of Grasshoppers -
Hay Scarce and High In Price.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Rlchfleld. SEWER CO. April 1.-Two
d9ys of Il terrific wind has been fol-
loved by a splendid storm Of rain and
slcet, which began at o'clock last
night and continued until noon today.
Spring wheat which is nearly all in
has received q thorough soaking and
will now come without being "watered
up We have had but few warm days
az yet and II Is believed that fruit buds
ar, not far enough advanced TO be IN
cured to any great extent should frost
follow now for a few nights.
Our farmers are wondering what eff.
feet the cold weather and wet spring
viii have on the grasshopper eggs II
T. known that the larvae are quite
plentiful in some Of the precincts, no
tubiy Venice. Annabella and Central
and are commencing 10 hatch In places
rost suitable to the hopper industry.
The farmers are beginning the war
carly with their disks and plows expos.
ins the eggs to the sun and frost
Their watchword Is every man take
care OF his own grasshoppers."
II growing weather Is delayed much
longer we will have a hay famine ih
SEWER county. II is getting scarce at
SO per ton, which is double the price
Il has been for years,
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Due Notice II served

Due notice is hereby served on the
public generally that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the only salye on the
market that is made from the pure,
unadulterated witch hazel. DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salvo has cured thousands
of cases of piles that would not yie.d TO
any other treatment, rnd this fact has
brought out many worthless counter
feits. Those persons who get the genu-
Inc DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve are
never disappointed. because II cures. y.
c. NJ. |. Drug store. ll2-lli Main Street.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Of stockholders meeting Of the
Grand Hotel Company
Notice Is hereby given that on the 2th
day ot April 1853, % special meeting OF
the stockholders OF The Grand Hotel
Company will be held al the Deserct say.
mss Bank al the northeast corner ~
East Temple and First south streets. In
Salt Lake CITY Utah. at O'Clock PM. Tor
the purpose ut deciding whether -Uch connie
pany shall dissolve: also for the purpose
et deciding whether 900 claims ani de-
mands against said company have boon
satisfied and discharged ana also wheth-
or the Board OF Directors ~ such com.
pany shall apply to the proper court Tor
The dissolution OF said company
REBECCA =. LITTLE,
As President Of said Company.
Dated April 18th. lN8.
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nIps FoR cIrY PROPERTY.

Sealed bids will be received az the Office
of the city Recorder room 100 city and
County Building, until O'Clock p. m.
Monday, May ith 1893 for the following
described property:
Part Of lot 9. block II, plat a." Salt
Lake city survey described as follows
Commencing at the northwest corner Of
said lot g. block II. plat "a thence east
1875 feet, thence south 1j3 feet thence
west ~ 3 feet and thence north ljS feet
to the place Of beginning, situated at the
corner OF First South and State streets.
All bids must be sealed and envelope
marked ON outside Bids on City Prop
crty Advertised for sale which bid shall
carry with IT, as "A guarantee Of good
faith. a certified check on some local bank
Of 10 per cent Of said hid.
By order OF the city Council OF Salt
Lake city, Utah, Dated April 9Th 1903.
j. o. NYSTROM,
city Recorder.
nv a l., gimondl Dnputv
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srnRlLIzEp raRBrR sHor.


The barber shop in the Carrollton
hotel, Baltimore, sterillzes everything
Il uses In the shop. The sterilzing is
done by heat The towels the razors.
the strops. the soap the combs and
brushes are all sterillzed before being
used on a customer Where there is no
sterilization, have the barber use New
bros Herpicide. II Kills the dandruf
germ, and II is an antiseptic for the
scalp, and for the face after shaving.
All leading BARRIERS everywhere appre-
ciate these potent facts about Herpicide
and they use Il. Destroy the cause.
you remove the effect" Sold by leading
druggists. Send l0c. In stamps for sam
pie 10 The Herpiclde Co. Detroit, Mich
For sale at z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS
o...,,aloo 10 Make Seven School Districts Of
County
MA, for County Jail Cells = Sues for
twenty thousand Dollars for
Loss Of Arm.

The board Of county commissioners
.sasacted the following business at
q. regular weekly meeting'
commissioner Stanford reported that
- had received IA communication from
attorney General Breeder on the mat
:, n the burial Of the pauper dead
!, the state insane asylum, in which
n, preeden gave it as his opinion that
n insane persons sent to the asylum
III state charges, and If they died the
,,o,e is responsible for their funeral
.vnenses on recommendation OF Com
ol..loner Stanford the asylum bill for
"a wa disalowed.
RIda for the building of the new cells
n ,be county Jail were opened they are
=. nll,ws. Van Dorn'Iron company by
,bolr agents, Western slope Introduce
,i l company. bid s2,l27; j. l.. Leayitt,
S Sv" Z, eS5. f. NJ. Farrell bid. $3.50, and
w Brown. 81, 500 All Of the bids
rail- for the finest of Jail materials, ana
sqree TO have work completed withln
N days after the letting OF the con-
tract The letting of the contract was
nj derIded upon the bids having been
,atsrred 10 Engineer A. +. Parker who
nan make his report to the commits
sinners at a special meeting called for
Thursday afternoon
Superintendent w. b. Wilson of the
county schools, submitted to the com
mlsoners the proposition to CONSOLE
daie The "a school district In the county
lpto seven districts as follows:
District No. I, Burch Creek, RYerdale,
Uintah.
District No. 2, Hooper, Roy, Kanes-
vile.
District No. 8, Wilson, West Weber,
Garland. Taylor
District No 4, Warren. Plain City,
Poplar, Farr West.
District No. 5, Harrisville, Pleasant
View. North ogden, Randall.
District No. 6, Statewide, Perry, Mar
rOtts
District No. Z, Huntsville, Eden, Lib
erty
The matter was referred to Commits
soner Stanford for careful consider
alton.
County Treasurer Chambers submit
he q statement as follows, showing 0o
amount Of moneys received during the
last quarter on account Of tax sale re-
ismptons and quit claim deeds issued
By the county clerk, and the disposition
d the moneys and the county auditor
vas Instructed to draw warrants on the
redemption fund In favor OF the state,
city and county schooi districts as fol-
lows.
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CIRCLFVlLLE
LECTURES ON TEMPERANCE.
school Principal Chas. Stone Given
A Farewell Reception.

Circleyille, Plute Co., April 1.-THE
principal Of our schools Charles Stone
Of Beaver, has Just closed two nights
lecture on temperance that was very
interesting and instructive and VIII, we
believe, accomplish a great amount OF
good. The people turned out en- mass
and gave Brother Stone n surprise and
farewell reception at the residence Of
Willis Johnson, delicious viands were
spread before the guests, after which
an excellent program was rendered
Chas Stone left for Beaver this
morning, his school having closed.
About four inches OF snow fen last
night. bur the warm sun has caused II
to disappear and We are enjoying a
very beautiful day.
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is never failing sign OF healthy
stomach. When the breath Is bad the
stomach Is out Of order. There is no
remedy In the world equal 20 kodol
Dyspepsia Cure for curing Indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
Mrs. Mary s. Crick, Of White Plains,
KY, writes 81 have been a dyspeptlc
for years-trled all kinds Of remedies
but continued 70 grow worse. BY the
use of Kodo | began to improve at
once, and after taking a few bottles
am fully restored IN weight, health and
strength and can eat whatever / Ike,
Kodol digests what you eat and makes
the stomach SWEET. c. NJ. !. Drug
Store 1l2-ll4 Main Street.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that at meeting
OF The Board OF Directors Of the River
assessment II one dollar and fifty cents
$3.50 per share was levied upon the OUT
standing capital stock OF the Company
payable Immediately 10 the Treasurer.
John /. Nebeker. No, Il north Main street.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon
declared delinquent, and n not paid be-
fore will be sold on the 18th day Of June.
al public auction, at O'Clock y. m. OF
said day, 10 pay said delinquent assess
ment, together with the cost Of adyortis-
ing and the expense Of sale
JOHN l.. NEBEKER,
Secretary Riverside Canal Company.
Date Of FIRST publication. March 81. lsla.
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Good For Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi-
ate relief in all cases OF Cough, Group
and La Grippe because It does not pass
Immediately into the stomach, but takes
effect right at the seat Of the trouble.
1t draws out the Inflammation, heals
and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs TO contribute pure
life-giving and life sustaining oxygen
TO the blood and tissues. 2. c. M. /.
Drug Store, ll2-lit Main Street.
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srocKnoluERs' MrnrlNG.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting OF the stockholders of the
Utah Mine will be held az the Companys
Office, room ill Mccormick Block, in the
ON Wednesday the end day Of April
1913, at . o clock p, m. Of that day, Tor the
purpose Of elecing trustees Of said cor.
pOrati0n 10 succeed those now acting and
whose term of office has now expired,
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before said
stockholders at said meeting.
II. M. WELLER, Secretary.