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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22
INTEREST IN
. X II IRRIGATION
Congress Attracting Widespread
Attention Throughout the
IA Country.
LOON FOR 1900 DELEGATES.
Health Conditions Good in unction
Clty--ClOse of Horse Races News
Briefs and Personals,

The interest that is being taken in
the Eleventh Irrigation congress "a far
beyond the most sanguine expecta-
ton Of those in charge. The newspa-
pers throughout the entire United
States have given the congress con-
siderable space which has brought its
Importance before the public in gen.
cral The arrangement committee be-
lieyes that fully 1900 delegates will be
present, and they are finding It quite
difficult to find suitable rooms for them
during their stay in our city and those
who have suitable rooms they can
furnish at a good price for delegates
should report the same to the congress
headquarters
Senator Fred Dubois OF Idaho has ac-
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sare the Children

Nlnety-nine of every one hundred dis.
eases that children have are due to dis,
orders OF the stomach, and these dlsor.
ders are all caused by indigestion. Ko-
dol Dyspepsia cure is just as good for
children as il Is for adults. children
thrive on IL. Il keeps their little stom-
achs sweet and encourages their growth
and development Mrs. Henry Carter
705 Central ST., Nashville. Tenn, says:
"My little boy Is now three years old
and has been suffering from indigestion
ever since he was born. 1 have had fhe
best doctors In Nashville, but failed 10
do him any good After using one bot
tie Of Kodol he Ia wen baby. / recon-
mend 10 TO an sufferers" KolCl dIgests
what you eat and makes the stomach
sweet. Sold by an druggists
Balloon Ascension. Band Concert.
Caidcr's Sunday.
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Garden CITY NOTEs.

Judge saxey was over from Spanish
Fork yesterday on legal business.
The l0-months-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel II. Brown died We'd
nesday night from summer complaint
The funeral took place from the res
idence Of the parents this forenoon
Mrs. Martin Beckett. one Of the per.
formers with Ringing Bros, who was
left at the Hotel Roberts when the
circus was here, suffering from typhoid
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New York, Aug 22.-Ground D
broken at Rhlnebcck cemetery
Hudson for the erection of q nar
um 10 the memory of Gen. Johr hr
rotary Of war and United States miu
lister plenipotcntiary 10 The court %
France II e. being erected by HCnry
Beckman Armstrong and James s.
Armstrong. two grandsons Of the old
general The body Of Gen. Armstrong
lies In an ancient vault In the Come
terry there.
Col John Jacob Astor Is his only llv-
Ing great-grands0n.
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COURT ORDERS.

The following orders have been made
IN the Fourth district court:
Goshen Roller Mill and Elevator Co.
VS. Mt Nebo Land & Irrigation Co.;
set for hearing Sept. 3.
Estate and guardianship Of Jesse b.
Warren ct al, minors; petition Of Caro-
lire l.. Warren for appointment as
guardian set for hearing Sept 2
Estate Of Mary Woodruff. deceased;
petition Of Geo. A. Smith, admins
traitor. for order allowing final account
and decree Of distribution set for hear
lng Aug. %.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1908

the plant and everything possible Is be-.
ing dorc TO crowd the work along. y
MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT.
The last e. rload Of slaves for the wa
ter pipe for the municipal electric
light plant has arrived We are ln-
formed the pipe line win be completed
by the end of the week the poworhouse
will b. finished about the same time
The wheel is ready 10 put IN place,
everything VIII then be IN readiness for
the dlnamo, which was shipped yestcr-
dnN
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OLD FOLKS OUTING.
=
Eat All You Want.

Persons troubled with Indigestion or
Dyspepsia can eat all they want II they
viii take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This
remedy prepares the stomach for the
reception, retention digestion and ass
slmilation OF all Of the wholesome food
that may be eaten, and enables the d.
gestiye organs 10 transform the same
into the kind of blood that gives health
and strength Sold by an druggists.
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SHIPPING SEASON OPENED.
PRICE.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
&. W, Tracy a Sheepherder, Attempts TO
Annihilnte Family.

Annlhnhte FAMILY,
Price, Carbon Co., Aug. 2l.--Goorge
Washington Tracy came in from his
sheep herds in the mountains to his
home at Spring Glen last night and
came near doing away with his entire
family a wife and step-daughter and
step-son a few months ago he mar
ued the Widow Tolan Of Spring Glen
precinct He first attacked his wife
and began TO maui her about the house.
Al this juncture Of the proceeding the
grownup daughter interfered. when
Tracy struck her over the back of the
head with a large shovel used for ir-
rigatlon purposes and cleaning out
bitches. The best part OF the back OF
the daughters head was torn away
with a good portion Of the left ear
The stepson now came to the rescue
with q shotgun. Tins Tracy grabbed
from the young mans hands and broke
the gun over the youths head, innlct-
ing wounds which may prove serious.
All three members OF the family were
unable to appear before Justice Ward
az Helper tonight on account Of their
injuries, In the meantime Tracy was
brought TO Price and placed In jail,
awaiting the outcome Of the murderous
assault.
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Boston Aug "A project Is on foot
by the Massachusetts, Society Tor the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals 70
establish IN Boston q cemetery for the
burial Of pet animals and birds. Sub
scripilons are now being solicited. one
Massachusetts, woman lg having n 500
marble monument erected on an island
of the coast for dog which recently
died,
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of /, Hudson. the brakeman who was
killed on freight train near Peterson,
before Justice Hines and n
verdict Of accidental death rcsuned.
The headquarters Of the unfortunate
man were at Evanston. and The body
WIN be shipped there, and embalmed,
then sent east to his folks.
MORGAN THURSTON DEAD
Morgan Thurston, aged IS. unmar-
ued, died Aug. ~. Of rheumatism Of
the heart. Funeral Saturday at p. m.
He was q son Of the late Thomas j.
Thurston.
Balloon Ascension. Band Concert.
Calqers Sunday.
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EUREKA.
PROSPECTING FOR WATER.
Blair;Johnson Nuptials Dave Belts Sus.
tnins Serious Mishap

Special Correspondence.
Eureka Aug 2l.-The city started
this week to prospect for water, Two
men are busly engaged sinking "A shaft
on some city propfrty northeast Of the
camp and expect TO develop a flow sufIi-
Client to supply the camp with the
liquid, The shaft is already down
a distance of 20 feet Carl Baur has
offered To sell the city his well. locat-
cd at HomansWlIe. east Of Eureka, The
well, which is one OF the best in this
section OF the district. was formerly
used by the Bullion Beck Mining Co..,
and is 70 feet deep. with a 800 foot
drift filled fun of water The price set
by Mr. Bauer is 5000, and the city
fathers are seriously considering the
proposition Of purchasing the well IL
the title to Il proves clear,
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SERIOUS MIsHAP.

While "a work painting the ore house
at the Centennial Eureka mine last
Monday Dave Belts, painter fell
from a ladder and had his head and
face badly cut up a deep cash on
the forehead required several stitches.
He win be iuCagdCItated from work
for some time.
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CHOIR CONCERT.

The Latter-day Saints choir gave a
successful concert Monday evening for
the benefit Of the choir. The new
church odlhce Is up TO the gables and
Is assuming fine proportions many
handsome compliments are heard from
all sides as to It's imposing appearance.
The city's reservoirs have been
emptied and flushed by the request Of
city Physician II. Bean as herds OF
sheep and cattle had been befouling
the water in the hills.
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ANOTHER WATER SUIT.
District Court Orders Wedding Bells
Garden City News Briefs.

NuTNVH NTIY NNWH HIItI''
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Co., Aug. H.-Charles NJ.
Bird has commenced suit against
Springyille and oliver b, Huntington
for a decree confirming plaintiffs rights
to certain waters Of lobble creek over
which there is a dispute, A tempor-
airy restraining order enjoining the de-
PENDANTS from interfering with plain
tins rights has been issued. Plaintiff
asks for such damages as evidence may
disclose he has sustained by reason OF
the interference on the part Of defend
ants with plaintiffs use Of the water
fhls snasnn.
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Dewitt Is the Name.

When you 60 to buy Witch Hazel salve
look for the name Dewitt on every
box. The pure, unadulterated Witch
Hazel is used In making DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salye, which is the best
salve In the world for cuts, burns,
bruises, bois eczema and piles The
popularity of DeWitts witch Hazel
Salve, due TO its many cures. has caused
numerous worthless counterfelts TO be
placed on the market. The genuine
bears the name of r. c. Dewitt & Co.,
Chicago. Sold by all druggists
Balloon Ascension. Band Concert.
Calder's Sunday.
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MRS HANNAH GLOVE DEAD.

a telegram was received by Post
master Glove yesterday announcing the
death Of his aunt Mrs Hannah Glove,
at Pangultch, at the age of "A years
The deceased was the wife Of the late
n. =. Glove, Mr., Glove left for the
south today to be present at the funer-
al The telegram also stated that Mr.
Cloves mother, who has been seriously
III for some time is improving.
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TWO EXCURSION ACCIDENTS.
Inquest over Unfortunate Brakeman
Morgan 1hurstOn Dead.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Morgan co.. Aug 2l.-Mor-
gan county excursion 20 Lagoon was
a grand success. about 800 persons go
ing from here. There were two acct
dents. John 4. Richards Is years OF
age, on going TO the train. missed his
road By some means. Diligent search
was made Tor him and one OF his
grandsons stayed behind thinking he
had got on the train 10 salt Lake city,
but one Of the officers on the ground
heard some one calling for help and
found the ola gentleman IN the lake.
nearly drowned. He was taken care Of
and returned home Thursday night
William Smith Of Stoddard stepped
on a plank or cattleguard on the
track and broke MS arm ana leg and
was taken 10 the hospital
HUDSON INQUEST.
A.. a.asrnrs rs.m faIF a..... a -
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V ERNAL.
STAKE $. S. CONFERENCE.
Interest In Education News Agents
Premium on Farm Produce.

Premium on Farm Produce,
Special Correspondence.
Nernal, Uintah Co., Aug 16-Today
the Sunday school conference OF t'lntah
stake has been In session. the stake
schools We're well represented. The
classes were well conducted, and the
speaking was spirited and enliyening,
The only visitors were r. l.. Woodward
of Provo and Richard c. Lambert, the
latter visiting Ashley valley IN the in
terest OF the Deseret News, and has
placed that valuable paper in most Of
the homes Of the people.
The people OF Uintah county appreci-
ate the News" Calder Bros are the
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fever, has been removed TO the Holy
Cross hospital In Salt Lake city
The family Of Mr. and Mrs, A, j.,
Duran, has been increased by the ar
rival Of a daughter; all we'll.
&. A. Mann was down from Salt Lake
yesterday In the interest OF the state
fair.
Mrs NJ IT, Hardy has received word
from Dr. Hardy that their daughter,
Miss Vera whose serious Illness called
the doctor 20 New York several weeks
ago, has improved sufficiently to leave
the hospital DR.. Hardy expects TO
leave for home with Miss Hardy IN a
few days,
Former Deputy Sheriff Henry Is in
from straw & Storrs grading camp at
Scoheld TO receive treatment for u Sc
severe affection OF his eyes They are
now slowly improving.
PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Barnes Of KAN
sas city are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Taylor
A very neat wedding reception was
given Tuesday at the home Of Mrs ".
l., MeIondy in honor Of the marriage
of their daughter Mildred 10 Mr. Virgil
d. Warren Bishop Ralph Poulton tied
the nuptlal knot. They left at once
for Salt Lake to make that point their
future home.
Mir and Mrs. w. 3. Searle have been
entertaining Mr. Clifford Baker and
daughter Of Topeka, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs EVers0ll of Salt Lake
win make Provo their future home
Miss May Billings has returned from
her trip to Paris Ida.
Mrs Brig Smoot Of Eureka Is q
Provo visitor
Mrs j Beck has returned from her
eastern trip, looking fine and feeling
excellent
Miss Rebe Beebo is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. J. T. Farrer came down from
the canyon on Thursday, she returned
to her summer home the same dag.
The marriage Of Miss Electa Smoot
and Mr.. Leroy Dixon takes place next
week.
Mir and Mrs George S. Taylor enter
tanned on Friday IN honor Of Mr. and
Mrs l.. II Fielding of New York
Miss Sadie Graham is visiting in
Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs, Joshua Hodson returned
from q very pleasant visit IN Salt Lake
this week
Mrs. Joseph Boren Is visiting IN Oak
ley Ida.
The marriage Of Miss Eta Danger
field and Mr. Dixon occurred in the Salt
Lake Temple on Wednesday and a
grand reception was given on Thurs
day evening in their honor.
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IRRIGATION DELEGATES.

Mayor H. T. Gear has appointed
Charles y Spimgu, editor OF the Tlntlo
Miner, and W. " Thompson Of Hef-
fenan, Thompson & CO., delegates to
the Irrigation congress at Ogden
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kruger are re-
jolcng over the arrival Of "A fine baby
boy, who put IN an appearance az their
dOmicile on Aug. IS.
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NrPTIALs.

Miss Loretta Blair, a popular young
lady OF this camp, was welded 10 Il.
r. Johnson at Nephl on Aug 10, The
bride Is the daughter Of Mrs Frank
Cook Of this city. After the honey
moon the young couple will make their
home In Eureka
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WEDDING BELLS,

Iuclna Whitmore. o. Of Springvllle
and Albert w. Freshwater, "a, of Provo
were married here yesterday by Blsh-
op Nelson Of the Second ward.
a marriage license has been issued TO
Robert A. Llddiard. 80. and Bertha NJ.
phillips 90 both OF Provo
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cepted the invitation 10 attend the con-
gress, and will deliver an address on
application of Reclamation Act
Senator J. K, Burton Of Kansas VIII
speak on Twin Ideas OF Irrigation and
the Conservation of Water for the Pre-
yention OF Floods
Senator c. ID. Clark and j. a. carey
Of Wyoming win be present the lat
Ter having offered his services TO the
board Of control in helping to further
the interests Of the congress.
state Engineer Dobson Of Nebraska
win represent his state at the congress.
In letter from T. S. Eustas' pas
senger traffic manager Of the Burning
ton. he writes as follows AS repre-
sentative in that department OF the
Burlington road which has charge or
emigration and colonization work, /
naturally have great interest In all
irrigation plans and particularly in
your forthcoming plans, and hardy n
day passes but that | have something
come up. that results in my being abe
10 promote the cause
RULES OF SUGAR BEET EXHIBIT.
President H. o. Havemeyer FOR the
American Sugar Refining company or
fers r. magnificent $500 solid silver low
ing cup for the best sugar beets grown
under irrigation Al sugar beets TO be
entered for competitive exhibit must
show. First name Of county and state
where grown second name OF exhibit
tor third. name and origin Of seed;
fourth date of planting az posslble).
Each sample or exhibit Is TO consist OF
six average sized beets, three Of which
are TO W. exhibited and three are for
testing by the official chemist and eX-
pert Of the Eleventh National Irrigation
congress, ~
An express charges must be prepaid
on sugar'beets 10 Be entered at the eX-
hlbit.
3 CITY's HEALTH GOOD.
The health OF the public in general in
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MAMMOTH.
w. b. ELLIS INJURED
by Alcohol Explosion Narrow Escape OF
Child,

Special Correspondence,
Mammoth, Juab CO.. Aug CIV. ~.
Ellis met with painful accident YES
terday while manufacturing pain paint.
A spark from his pipe ignited the alec.
hol he was mixing and It's explosion set
his hands In such fame as to almost
destroy the skin OF both hands and
arms before Il could be- put out a
child standing by was soon also en-
veloped IN flames, but was rescued by
It's mother without permanent injury.
MIR. Ellis will recover IN few weeks.
Balloon Ascension Band Concert
nl1ers SUNDAY
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BRIGHAM CITY.
JOYOUS WEDDING BELLS.
Bounteous crops OF all Kinds Garland
sugar Factory win he Ready.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham City. Boxelder Co. Aug. 2i.-
on the 18th instant our obllglng county
clerk, Mr. Joseph Jensen. made M Ed
ward Faulkner and Miss Wanda John
son. both Of Brigham city happy by is
sung 70 them a permit 10 wed. ana on
the 18th he performed the same agree
able service .or Mr. James Bywater and
Miss Bertha Korth, also OF Brigham
CITY. But Mr. Jensen's kindness in this
direction knows no bounds. FOR yester-
day he granted a marriage license To
Mr.. Leroy Leavltt and Miss Ella Lin
derman, both OF Ogden Weber county.
BouNTEous CROPS OF ALL KINDS,
Fruits OF almost all kinds are in the
market now and arc bringing good
prices he same with vegetables. which
are being hauled out In trainloads and
wagon loads. All crops are good
and those OF potatoes and beeis IN
most cases we're never better. Torna-
toes are beginning to ripen and our
canning factory WIN be ready to start
next week.
GARLAND SUGAR FACTORY.
a gentleman down from Garland this
week says the sugar factory will be
ready 10 handle this seasons crop OF
beets. There are 500 men al work on
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, }. u. oRockweLL.
2i2 18th st. Telephone iis-x.

The Daily and Saturday News
delivered by carrier ANY complaints as
70 service win be promptly recuAed by
Tie clrculator
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PAYSON.
EDUCATIONAL LECTURES.
sehoolt Open August 81 Rect Crop sui.
ferlng Old Folks outing.
Special Correspondence.

| Special Correspondence
Payson. Utah Co., Aug. 2l-The Pay
| son public schools viii open on Aug. 81
| with all grades being provided for. The
| grades have not been assigned TO the
| teachers 80 Il is Impossible yet To- give
| the teachers and the respective grades
| over Which they VIII preside These
matters VIII be completed next week.
a large attendance IS looked for, and
We believe those who are expecting this
viii not be disappointed
EDUCATIONAL LECTURES.
An educational lecture and social was
given AT the home Of Mr. and Mrs,
Ammon Nebeker Monday evening,
which was attended by a large number
OF our people who had received invita-
lions. Prof A. G. Lund of the Brigham
Young academy of Provo was In at
tendance, and gave a lecture m the in
terests Of the Brigham Young academy
and also spoke at some length on the
subject Of music.
Practical education as given at our
great industrial school, the Agricultural
college, viii be made clear TO The people
Of Pagson at the tabernacle saturday
night There win be vocal and instru-
mental music also.
Prof Benjamin Clun of the Brigham
Young academy locured at Santaquln
Tuesday evening TO 4 fair sized audi
ence on the benefits to be derived from
education, Ex-Bishop John Hush Of
Payson accompanied him.
owing to the scarcity Of water and
the hot days the beet crop at Santa
uuln looks anything but encouraging,
but farmers are hoping for the best
John Wilde had the first TWO fingers
on his right hand mashed last week
while working on the Benjamin school.
house, by rock falling on 10 them. lie
is now laid up for repairs.
OLD FOLKS OUTING.
The old folks Of Nebo stake VIII DO
entertained by the citizens OF payson
next Thursday IN the city park. The
stake committee has the matter In
charge, A grand banquet will DE pre-
pared and a program OF songs speeches,
etc This is the first outing given the
old people OF our stake in stake ca.
pacty
The little daughter Of Mr.. George
Young was bitten by dog last Sunday.
and although II was a severe bite, the
girl Is progressing fayoraby The dog
was killed.
A cogious rain molstened the ground
yesterday and the day before. which
VIII help the late crops
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SUNNYSIDE.
KILLED IN RAILROAD YARDS.
Samuel Plata. an italian Miner, Meets
Death While Loading Coal.

Sunnyslde, Carbon CO., Aug al
Samuel Flatta, an Italian miner was
killed IN the railroad yards ut sunny
side this afternoon while loading some
cars with coul. He was a well 10 do
and respected citizen OF the COM
munlty, lie leaves a wife and ono
child. The funeral win be held tomor-
rOW.
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eTAKE ACADEMY.

Prof. owen NJ Sandcrson and wife Of
Fairvlew. Utah, arrived In oakley yes
terday preparatory 20 taking up hts la
bors IN the Cassla Stake academy.
where he VIII teach during tho coming
year
Piasterers are now at work on the adj
dltiona 20 the stake academy and evil
dence3 are favorable that It will ba
ready for the opening Of school, Sept 7.
When completed this part OF the build
ing viii have cost nearly 1000 and win
add four nice rooms TO the academy.
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Poteut Plil Pleasure.

The pills that are potent in their action
and pleasant In effect are DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers. w. s. Philpot Of Al
bany, Ga, says During a bilious attack
took one. Small as II was It did me
more good than calomel, blue-mass or
any other pills | ever took and at the
same time It effected me pleasantly
Little Early Risers are certainly an
ideal pill" Sold by all druggists.
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HUDSON INQUEST.
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T MRS. MARTINI 5 IELIJS,
Mrs shields skas'beoh natron OF the
State School for the Deaf Dumb ana
Blind for the past 10 years and has
given the bGst ~ Satisfaction. She has
many friends IN this city Her resig-
nation has been received with regret
She win leave for the east to visit rela-
tivcs In The near future and on her re-
turn VIII devote herself TO other bust
ness