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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
SPANISH FORK.
BRANCH SUGAR FACTORY.
Mass Meeting Held 20 Consider Pro-
position 20 Grow Beets.
;reolal Correspondence

Sreoldl Correspondence
Spanish Fork, Utah Co., June 3d.
quito n large and enthusiastic meeting
vas held at the City Hall Of this place
last evening, the purpose being TO
consider the proposition Of the Utah
Sugar Co., to build branch sugar re-
iinery near this place probably at Lee
land, provided the farmers would guar
antee TO grow for period Of five years.
not less than 1900 acres Of beets. The
company was represented by Mr., Her
bert Smell. The sentiment was strong
ly In favor Of making the guaranty and
after some discussion the following
committee was appointed to procure the
written guaranty from the beet raisers
Of their several districts. First ward,
Spanish Fork-Robert W. Nickel and
Herbert SHELL Second ward, Benjamin
Argyle and II. &. Jex. Third ward,
George Hales and Marinus Larsen;
Fourth ward, Richard Smith and Pet
ter Hansen; Palmyra, A, L, Money and
Peter Jensen; Leland, L. p. Larsen and
Benjamin Isaac; Oliyevile, Quet John
son.
The committee will go TO work at
cnce and VIII also communicate with
the settlements In the south end of the
county to join IN to make the project
success.
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MIDWAY.
BEAR IN A STRAWBERRY PATCH
Strange Encounter Of Mrs. John HUI
Der Wedding Fourth.

Special Correspondence.
Midway, Wasatch CO., June 29.-Ar-
rangemtnts have been made TO cele-
brate the Fourth and a suitable pro-
gram Is gotten up for the occasion All
anticipate a good time.
A big brown bear was encountered
last week at John Huber's ranch In the
strawberry patch Mrs Huber went out
early IN the morning to get some straw
berries when she saw the beast ana
thought at first IL was only a calf but
when Mr. Bun raised UP on It's
launches ready 10 attack her, she saw
that II was an unusually strange yisl-
tor, and hurried back to the house TO
tell the men folks what she had seen.
They went out with their guns, but Mr.
Bear had got out Of their way by that
time and they could not End him.
Another wedding occurred here last
week. the happy couple being Robert
Barben and Nettie Hair, both estima-
bic young people Of this place.
The Hot Pot resorts are having a
good run. The bathing apartments are
better than ever before. The resort is
also run and conducted on temperance
principles.
Farmers are busy cutting and haul
ing their ldcern which proves 20 De %
good crop as there Is plenty OF water
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FOUNTAIN GREEN.
Three Deaths In one Week - In
dependence Day to be Celebrated

Srecial Correspondence.
Fountain Green, Sanpete Co., June ov'
THE farmers are very busy with thelI
first corp Of hay and It viii be very
good one. The prospects for a goou
harvest OF grain r. very fair
We have just had three deaths VIM
In one week. which is something un-
usual A week ago today Mrs. Tenn
perance King died. She was 30 years
Of age her husband died some or ~
years ago: they came here from Nortl
Carolina about 30 years ago
A little girl about years Of age, the
daughter OF Conner d and olive Lew
tllyn, died during the week.
Sunday afternoon the funeral services
were neld over the remains of Polly
Williams pealmain. a young woman 70
years Of age unmarried. She has been
living here for about Is years coming
here with her mother from Birming-
ham, England
Preparations are making 10 celebrate
Independence day; We have a strong
committee at work ana we expect that
the celebration viii be a success.
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Lott. ana Mr. and Mrs. " L' 1o'n-
son. All doing well
BANNER FRUIT YEAR.

This promises 10 be q banner year tor
frIlt IN Emery county. The orchards IN
an The cities and towns are wen ioad-
ed with excellent fruit. In some OF the
Srchotds one can see the trees Tor
biocks away shining with red cherries;
Annie peach and plum trees are gu
loaded. The apricot seems to be the only
friit that suffered much by the late hard
frost we had In May. and yet there VIII
be plenty of apricots and an abundance
% email fruit
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS nS
EAST SOUTH TEMPLE STREET.

Notice &c hereby glyen that the matter
o. paving east South Temple street. on
s u,e n ~, Va sac rom State to u street
cast line Of the University Club propertv
wv De considered by the committees on
oUgC.s ana Finance OF the CITY Council
On wednesday evening. July lst. 1913 in
we council Chamber City and Countv
building az O'Clock. ''
portion of said street are respectfuiiv in
N.ied 10 be present at said meeting. when
dIsumenis IN favor Of or against said
paving VIII be heard.
10y order Of the city Council, dated
June 18th. 1873, 0-'N-
J. ., NYSTROM,
City Recorder,
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EUREKA.
PROGRAM FOR THE FOURTH.
Patriotism and Sports Galore-sun-
day School RcOrganized.
n ecInl Correspondence.

- ecial Correspondence,
Eureka, Juab Co., June 8O,--The pro-
gram for the Fourth Of July celebra
ton ia now complete. The day Will
be ushered IN by a salute at sunrise,
grand street parade at a. m. a fine
program viii be rendered at the grand
stand at 10 a. m. Music viii be- given
By the Tintic Brass band. The national
air and hymns will be rendered by the
l.attcr-dRy Saints choir Gus Hebbell
viii read the Declaration OF Indepen-
dencc and Hon. A. j. Weber will deliver
the Grafton.
The program Of sports includes a dou-
ble.hand drilling contest at p. m, for
a purse Of $751; saddle horse race on
Main street at $3.50 D. m, for a purse
Of $50: baseball at Summit at 5. 80 p, NJ,
Blue Rock VS. Maccabees of Tintic dis
trict for a purse Of N5
Tho sports for children viii come Off
on Main street commencing at ] p. H.,
and viii include u number of races for
both boys and girls, for cash prizes.
There viii also be a potato race. sack
race three legged race. hoop race for
girls, bow tying for girls boys tug of
war girls tug OF war, al for cash
prizes
The chIldren's free dance in the after
noon at |. o. q. f. hall with candy,
nuts and lemonade free Prize for cake
walk, 81: prize for best waltz, 81. Grand
hail M night.
Indications point to a great time as
large crowds OF people will be present
from Silver city Robinson, Diamond,
Mammoth and Khlghtsylne.
SUNDAY SCHOOL REoRGANIzED
l.. a. Bailey ana George Mcclure were
over from Nephi Sunday for the pur-
pose Of reorganizing the l., II. 5, sun
day school Oscar Forslund was made
superintendent vice Chas. stephenson,
resigned. and Bert Thurmond ana Wal
ter Jensen were made his cOunselors.
A, L. Culllmore rendered his resigna-
ton 40 president Of the Young Mems
Mutlal and Lloyd Woodruff, a nephew
Of the late President MILFORD Woodruff,
was appointed to succeed him.
4. l.. Culllmore, assistant manager
Of the Bullion-BeCk store, was called
to Pleasant Grove this morning on ac-
count Of death in his family,
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AN ORDINANCES,

. An ordinance changing the names OF
A street In Perkins Second addition
ana West Grand View Addition. ana
douglas Avenue in Perkins Grand
view Addition 10 Blaine Avenue" and
changing The name OF Blaine Street" In
Oakley Addition Byers and ToIes Add
Won ana oakley Park 10 Douglas Ave
nue."
Bc It ordained BY the city Council OF
san Lake CIV Utah:
= ZION T. That Che name OF the street
called "A Street running from Ninth
East Street 90 Eleventh East Street. I'M
Perkins Second Addition aud West Grand
view Abolition iu block L. lyc-8cre plat
a. big i.ld survey, De- and the same
iH hereby changed 10 "Baiue Avenue"
So tun lndt lhe name ot the street
ClNtd .Huugias Avenue u Perkins
Grand Wow Addition iu block ia. i've
acre Fl1t a.. hlE hcld survey bo. and
lla same Is hereby changed TO "Blaine
s,cl0n That tho name or The street
called blaine Street iu Oakley ADJ.
lion. byrJ~ q follcs Addition aui Oakley
PARK, situated iu The southwest quarter
OF section 81 township J north. range 1
W'st. be. ana Zoe same is hereby changed
Go douglas Avenue
Section d All ordinances and resolu.
uops N conflict herewith are hereby re.
gecuon 5 This ordnance shall take
tncgt upon approval
Passed by tbc city Council OF Sale Lake
city Utah. June &th lui and referred 10
the Mayor for his approval
j. o. NYSTRoM
city Recorder
Approved this lst day ui July. lga
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor
state % Utah, City and County Of salt
]. j. q Nytrom. city Recorder Of salt
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OUR OWN STATE.

been east for several weeks past on ac.
count OF the illness OF his wife, who is
now Improving, mas returned home,
r. c. Morris Is In Salt Lake visiting
with relatives
Thomas Mercer has returned from his
sheep camps IN Idaho.
Miss Hedwig Borkhardt, who has
been visiting With friends In ogden re-.
;urned home 10 salt Lake last evening,
G. l.. Becker and A. T. Biselow nave
returned from Dayton, Washington,
whore they took part IN the blue rock
gun shoot tournament carrying of
handsome trophies.
Thureday evening the young people
Of the Congregational church give a
couple OF hours of merrlment.
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GOES no THOUSAND ISLES

Mr. and Mrs Willard Hansen left for
the east Monday whittier they go TO join
the annual excursion Of the agents Of
the New York Life Co. at Thousand
Islands, st. Lawrence river, Mr.. Han
sen is one OF the most enterprislng and
most successful agents OF that COM
pany, this being the second year he has
succeeded In writing over 100000 Of IN
surance, emitting him TO his expenses
on this excursion,
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THE FOURTH

The people OF our city are preparing
10 celebrate july Fourth IN strictly
up-to-date style a. j. Bruneau Is the
chairman OF the committee and "A good
program has been prepared Amopg
the interesting events " the day win
be q half mile relay race. Three teams
will contest. one from stockton one
from Lake View aud one from Tooeie,
There will b. three men In each team.
Hsying Is at lie height The crop Is
unusually good and from all appear
anres the grain crop will be the SAINT
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GERMAN CONFERENCE.

The conference Of the Germans of
Cache valley viii be held in Logan tab
ernacle next Sunday at 10 a, m, and
,. m Germans from all points are in
yited to attend The service win be In
the German language.
A fine son arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John II, Anderson June %.
This makes seven children to reach the
home Of the genial merchant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

Hives are a terrible torment TO the
little folks, and to some older ones
Easily cured Doan's Continent never
falls. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store, 80 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

me new Irrigation Law, in pamphlet
Book Store. 's"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

Diphtheria relieved IN twenty min
ntes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas
Electric OIL, At any drug store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
T00ELE.
WILL CELEBRATE FOURTH.
Held TO District Court for Stealing
sugar.
sneclal CnrresI.nl0nce.

Special Correspondence.
Tooele City Tooele CO.. June 29.-Be-
tween the 1871 and 18th OF June, IS
sacks OF sugar belonging 10 the firm %
Cosgrim a Wood We're taken from
ear at the depot IN SAT- Lake city.
The stolen property was located by
Sheriff Shields and others In a dry
well about four miles north OF this city.
Two men wera arrested IN connection
with the case. and az the preliminary
hearing before Judge Marshall one Of
the men was bound over 10 the district
court. bonds being fixed at $500, which
were furnished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

What's the secret Of happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and kidneys strong
aud active. Burdook Blood Btters does
u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

circus aftermath Of grating and hold
ups Is coming to light About 1880 yes
terday morning five fellows selected
the east side barbersop Of Trap &
Clemmens on First avenue for their OPP
erations. The porter was the only one
In attendance, while our only
Jake Meyers was taking a bath. The
porter left to can the BARRIERS, and in
the meantime the quintet appropriated
nearly everything I'm sight. Nine razors,
four pairs OF clippers, six pairs Of
shears combs, brushes, etc. AL
though the alarm was given as soon
as discovered the thieves made good
their escape. The officers examined
Meyers but he gave them the laugh.
Engineer L. Lish, With the Weeter
Lumber company on the east side, near
where the circus was camped, came 10
grief Saturday afternoon. he intended
going 10 the show. ana was seen dis
playing money. He was knocked I'M
conscious with a sandbag and relieved
OF a watch aud SO in cash.
ITALIAN SUICIDES.
An Italian. name unknown, about IS
years OF age threw himself under a
cur lu Tue NdluN ht tlln place TINS even
Ing and was killed almost instantly.
The wheels OF the cars ran over his
body. cutting him IN two. II Is said
that he had gambled several hundred
dollars away In the last few days and
This evening called q man to take a
drink, saying he had only 30 cents left
and was going 90 Denver.
The man was seen 10 throw himself
under the train, and il was case OF
deliberate suicide When picked up
be had a few cents In his hand
Mrs Anna Marley. wife OF MILFORD
Marley. a machinlst az the shops here
died Saturday night She was a most
estimable woman, and leaves a large
family to mourn her departure.
Chus. Schlicht the circus man who
was shot In the breast saturday ls
getting along as We'll as can d. expect
cd. although Ia great pain. The bullet
has not yet been extracted.
An enjoyable Sunday school annual
stake conference was held here sun
day. Or, j. NJ. Tanner of salt Lake city
was present and impaired timely in-
struCtions
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HUNTINGTON.
MOUNTAINEERING INITIALS
Banner Fruit Year, With Promise
OF Splendid Crops of Grain.

Special Correspondence.
Huntington, Emery Co., June 81
The farmers are now busy In the hay
field gathering an excellent crop Of lu-
Germ. There has been plenty Of water
so far, and It looks as though there
would be no scarcity this year.
For several years past a division Of
water has been called for by the own
ers OF the several canals and bitches
drawing water, from the Huntington
creek before the middle Of June. but
this year there Is no division called
for yet. The grain and other crops are
well advanced and an abundant har-
vest Is expected,
For several months we have had
diphtheria and other sickness among US,
but the authorities nov report all well.
HOWARD McELPRANG NUPTIALs.
on Wednesday last, June "a. Peter
McElprang and Miss Maud Howard
were married In the Manti Temple.
There have been four young boy citl-
zens added TO the population OF Hunt
ington lately They came to the homes
OF Mr. and Mrs Levi Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. Howard, Mr., and Mrs, Jas.
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NEWTON SUNDAY SCHOOL

The stake superintendent Of Sunday
schools Of Benson stake visited Newton
Sunday and recognized the Sunday
school John Il. Griffin was elected
superintendent G. NJ. Christensen and
Joseph j, Larsen assistants, and Ell
Hansen secretary. The visitors made
interesting addresses.
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LOGAN.
GERMAN CONFERENCE
Newton Sunday School Rcorganized
Light Wheat Crop.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., June 3O-Postmas-
ter ] ~ Hansen Of Newton was In
town Monday and states that the wheat
crop VIII be somewhat light in that re-
glOn this season. cold weather ana
drouth having hlndered its growth.
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The daily sentinel., 1903-04-30

Glassford sells window awnings.
Heron and Cassells is 349.
Tomorrow night at Turner hall.
Trees for sale at Floral Park nurse
ry.
Extra ladies % cents tomorrow
night.
Vines and shrubs for sale at Floral
Park nursery.
The Progress is noted for it's cakes,
that are Just like homemade ones.
Roses for sale at Floral Park nurse l..
ry, corner 18th street and Grand ave-
nue..
If you have not got your spring hat.
call and see the line at SuDlett 81 Rob-
erts.
An elegant line of street and dress
bats just received at Sublett and Rob
erts.
There is always fresh lot of pies
and others bakers supplies at the
Progress.
Tomorrow night is the May Day
ball. and the comittee invites you to
attend.
1t will cost you dollar to go to
the NAV Day ball tomorrow night.
But you will get your money
worth.
The Ladies Emporium has been so
crowded that they have had to get ex-
ira help and are now prepared to serve
all who come.
The Ladies Emporium is this sea-
son doing the best millinery busines;
it has ever known and is. better pre-
pared to please all customers than
ever before.
On Friday, May Ist, the Of
fices of the Grand Junction
Smelling Co, will be moved
from their temporary location
in the Currie Block to the COM
pany's permanent office build
ing at the smelter Telephone
number will continue to be
Junction g."
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-30
TO LOAN!

First class livery turnouts at Platt
& Kings.
The Ladies Emporium can save you
money on your millinery.
When you want hack in a hurry.
telephone Platt 81 King. Day or night.
Wanted-Two good we'll matched
teams, one single and one two-seated
carriage. Began. Gaines & Company.
Bulbs for sale at Floral Park nurse
ry, corner 18th street and Grand ave-
nue.. by the Grand Valley Floral 81
Nursery company.
Summer excursions rates east one
fare plus 81. 90 for the round trip via
the Rock Island system. For infor-
nation, address Hal. S. Ray, Gen.
Agt., Denver, Colo,
Colorado Midland Sunday rates
effective April 18th. Glenwood and
return Sunday $3.50. Glenwood and
return every Saturday, limit to Mon
day SO. 90.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-30

Miss Marie Drofnah who is Chas. B.
Hanford leading lady this season. is
an artist of experience and great
charm. Her Kathrine in the "Tam-
ing of the Shrew" which will be pre-
sented here next Monday night, is re-
garded as one of the best portrayals
of this exacting role since the accom-
plished French actress, Nine Hertense
Rhea, made such sensation in the
part some years ago. Miss Drofnah
as we'll as being remarkably clever in
serious scenes. has the instinct of true
comedy which serves her we'll in her
depletion of Katherine. The ladies
will be especially interested to know
that Miss Drofnah wears some remark
ably beautiful gowns in this charac-
ter.
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From Portland. Oregon.

Under date Of Aug 10, Elder Mark II.
Brlmhall writes from Portland, ore,
OF the visit 70 that city Of prominent
Utah people,
We hal the treat last Sunday Of see
Ing some Of our home people and lis
ienlng u their grand instructions
The Utah party who were enroute to
Seattle TO attend the Transmits
sissippl congress. arrived here Sat
urday evening and remained over
Sunday and while here they at
tended our meetings during the
day. Among those present We're FL
ders John Henry Smith and Reed Smo1t
Of the quorum OF the Apostles and
others Of Utat's most prominent and
leading men, most Of whom were ac-
companisd by their wives.
They listened 10 the exercises in our
Sabbath school after which Elder SmOot
spoke to the children and gave them
some fatherly instructions. Immediate
ly after our Sabbath school we held an
other service. Elder Jesse Knight Of
Provo and other visitors were the
speakers.
Elder John Henry Smith Of the quo
rum Of the Apostles was the last speak,
or ad gave some timely instructions to
the Saints
During the afternoon most Of our
visitors viewed the principal parts OF
the city and al seemed to speak highly
OF the beauty Of various parts Of Port
land.
In the evening we held our usual SER
vice at our hall and II was well filled
with people, Elder Reed Smoot ard
others Of our visiting brethren were
the speakers dwelling on some Of The
leeding features Ct "Mormonism."
The Elders and Saints here rejoicsd
in having the privilege Of listening TO
our brethren from Zion and also 10 as
ISOLATE with them and to partake Of
their generosity. they being numbered
among that class OF men who have go
generously contributed to the work Of
the Lord IN a financial way. so thew
also aided II here by assisting the FL
ders financially. We believe that much
coed viii result from our meetings last
Sunday.
Last week we had with us Elder
Joseph f. Robinson. president Of the
California and Oregon mission, who also
gave us some very good Instructions,
and we enjoyed his presence very much.
The work here Is progressing nicely
and the Elders feel encouraged. not
many people are preju-
diced and are very Indifferent as re-
CARDS the gospel Many of the bar
rl'rs are being removed so that some
are investigating AMI some accepting
tho truth, We have had five baptlsms
within the last three months. We heye
at present six Elders laboring here aud
they all enjoy fair health and feel we'll
in spirit They all enjoy reading the
News and Era, both are welcome
visitors.
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DrsERnr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 90 1903.

States, for which he was set apart June
81, 1901. The early part Of mis- mission
was spent IN the Brooklyn conference
where he enjoyed his labors and met
with much encouragement. Later he
was transferred TO the Now England
conference and lahored with much sue
oegs In Boston. where the work 10 prog
rcsslng satisfactorily For the last two
months he presided over the New Eng
land conference and was succeeded by
Elder w. l.. Van Wagner Elder Clark
say the missionaries are actively en-
gagged tracing and holding street meet
ings. particularly on Boston common
Street preaching has also been resum-
ed IN New York.
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Memorial OF u o hi
from 'front.' main front Is the
p iron dWtht
h tn gift 4 the President
and
memorial room N acrbeu
vi glass window
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h dasa dawmg appa