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make Tor them Her last years have
been more pleasant 10 her as her sons
have been able 10 surround her with
more " the comforts OF he She died
as she had lived faithful member
OF the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Lat.
tcr-day Saints
Funeral services we're held I'm the
stake tabernacle Tuesday Nov. g9 at
3 p m, Elders George Beard, r. H..
Wright and Thomas Briggs the lat
ter being an old acquaintance Of the
deceased from Bountful were the
speakers. who made very timely and
Interesting remarks Tor the occasion.
There was quite q large attendance
Commissioner j. c. Paskett and
Freeman Main made a trip last week
inspecting all the roads and bridges IN
the county,
George Beard superintendent OF The
COdlyille Coop. went Go salt Lake ON
the goth 10 buy Christmas goods
Tho district school gave an entertain.
ment IN the opera House Saturday
evening 1t was the famous operetta
"Nymphs OF the Elements and a
beautiful cantata, The Gypsy Girl"
one of the features OF the evening was
flower drill by eight girls. The en-
tertalnment was gotten up for the pur-
pose Of buying books FOR the school
library which was We'll palronI2od.
John s. Lindsay Opera company
plays two nights here this week. 'rho
Two Orphans aud "lazol KIRK"
Lindsay rs always greeted with good
houses when he comes here.
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MANTI.
DECISION GIVEN,
New Trial for Rosenyal-Fuueral Ser.
Vices Jury Commissioners Appointed

New Trial for Rosenyal-Fuueral Ser.
vlses-Jury Commissioners Appointed,
Special Correspondence.
Mantl, Utah, Dec. Judge Jacob
johnson rendered a decision In the case
OF ID, NJ. Cooper VS. Martinus Johnson
yesterday an action which was tried
last week at Monticello, San Juan coun-
ty. QuietIng title to the waters Of a
stream known az Indian creek, As a
first right the plaintiff, Cooper, Is given
IA second feet Of the water; the de-
PENDANT. Wilbur Linderman, Y second
foot as a second right the defendant,
Martnus Johnson, y second foot as a
third right, and the defendant f. NJ,
Titus rs second foot as a fourth right
The several amounts OF water are 10
be measured and applied at the head
gates provided The parties to the ac-
ton pay their own witness fees, the
plaintiff to pay half OF the court costs
and the defendants In equal proportions
the other half.
Emil Rosenvall. found guilty at the
last term OF court, held at Manti, OF
adultery. was last evening granted a
new trial. The motion was based
mainly on questions Of law, the chlet
OF which was as TO whether a defend
ant can legally be found guilty on the
uncorroborated testimony Of an accom-
plice,
Rasmus Anderson Of Mt Pleasant
and o. b. Berglund Of Gunnison, were
appointed jury commissioners for the
year 1905,
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs Eliza Kinneburgh were held at the
tabernacle at p, m, today. Her nus
band died OF typhoid fever a little over
a month ago. Both were young peo-
pie. newly married, and highly re.
spccted IN the community An infant
child IL left an orphan, but 1t VIII be
tenderly taken care Of at the home. OF
Elder John c. Kjar, where the mother
was staying a the time Of her death.
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al FILLMORE.
SECOND SESSION INSTITUTE,
Valuable Instructions Given on Hay
Dnirylng and Soil Conditions.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore Utah, Nov 30-Milard
county Farmers Institute neld at FIJI
more city second day resumed 10
o'clock a. m. A paper on arid farming
near Fillmore, by MIR Christian Auder-
son, Bishop Of Fillmore, was read by
him. slNwlHg that wheat ana rye can,
with proper working, be raised profit
ably without irrigation a number OF.
questions were asked and answered,
aud much interest manifested.
Nh James NJ, Stewart of Meadow
gave q very interesting account OF his
experience IN raising alfalfa hay and
seed without irrigation, an experiment
which had proven very successful and
remuneratiye.
Dr. Wldtsoe delivered q very instruc-
tive lecture ON soil quality and plant
growth and answered many questions
on those subjects.
At the afternoon session a paper on
powIng and soil preparation was read
by Mr.. George a, Seaman Of Abraham,
treating especially on existing cond.
lions In that section OF country.
Dr. WidtsOe spoke at some length
uINA NV lNrHlplllNAtN ~ anu ldllh Aal lllH
ing, and the proper and more profit.
able use OF irrigation water
A paper on dairyng was read by Mr.
n $. Bishop OF Fillmore, giving his ex.
perlence, and many useful hints ON how
to succeed In that industry.
Prof, Clark gave a very Instructive
lecture on the selection and care Of
dairy cows, etc, and answered many
questions A small herd Of COWS were
ON exhibition In the courthouse yard,
where Prof Clark pointed out and eX-
planned the different types Of dairy and
beef stock.
An evening session was held. when
an entertaining program OF music, sing
ing select reading and short speeches
was rendered
All the meetings were we'll attended
and an increased Interest with every
meeting was evident
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COALVILLE.
MRS. WILLIAMS CALLED HOME
Noble woman school Entertainment
News NotCs.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Coalville, Nov Son the 2lth inst,
Mrs. Susannah Charlotte Williams
died OF general debility. she was
born In Liverpool. England, Feb. ",
1870. She being ca years, nine months
and 10 days old at the time OF her
death. She arrived In Utah Nov. 20,
1875 She resided In Bountiful, Davis
county. about five years, then moved
to CoalvIlle, where she has lived up TO
the time OF her death She was the
mother Of 10 children, six OF whom sur
ylye her and who are all respected cit
liens of COalyille one. a son, who Is
G. A. Calls, who has been county at
tOrney for six years. and IN stake pres
ldent of the Y. NJ. NJ. J. A. Sister
Williams was left widow while her
family was quite young and had to
work very hard 10 support them, and
had TO undergo many hardships and
privatons until her children We're large
enough to assist IN providing for the
family. When only little girl she
made donations 10 the building ~ the
Salt Lake Temple, and continued un-
an II was completed. and had the pleas
ure % being present at the time Of rs
dedication. She was baptized into the
Church by the late President John
Taylor when she was eight years OF
age. Her father and mother kept the
conference house for the Saints In l.iy-
erpool for many years, and they had
tho pleasure Of entertaining many OF
the Elders at their home. among whom
were Orson Pratt, Franklin D. Rich
ards. Geo. q. Cannon and John Tay-
Tor and others who were frequent yis-
itoIs at their house. Geo Q, Cannon
preached her mothers funeral sermon.
While Sister Williams never was
blessed with the luxufies OF This life
and means 10 give her children a
school education, She bought them
good books to read and taught them
I'M leisure hours NJ home. She was
devoted mother to her children, and
no sacrifice was too great for her TO
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GARLAND.
ENTERTAIN SUGAR EMPLOYEES
Uiah Company Tenders Reeepiion-A
Fine Luncheon served,
sneclal c.orrespondenee.

Special Correspondence
Garland Dee 2-Iast evening tho
Utah Sugar company entertained nearly
2lO OF NJ employees and their wives and
sveethearts IN honor az the close OF the
snrer season The entertainment began
with dancing IN the Social Han About
10 o'clock fine luncheon was served,
Music Hnd songs we're the order during
sneoches were made by Manager Moslah
Evans. Geo Austin, Thayles Edwards
and Bishop Grow The employees were
congratulated on the excellent showing
made during the last season. and We're
urged 10 make the cOmpanys Interest
their own thereby winning promotion
and prosperity Dancing was then ejoyed
until the wee sma' hours.
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LOGAN.

Tho agent Of the Deseret News IN 10.
gan IA G b, ~ hns, 100 North Main
st., 10 whom all payments Of accounts
should be made. Daily Nows 70 cents per
month, Saturday and seml-Weekly News
i2@ per year Complaints, change OF ad;,
church works wiz be given prompt At
tentlon.
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PLAYS.
DIALOGUES.
REGULATIONS.

Suitable for Primary Associations,
Sunday Schools, day schools, NJ. ], As
socations and for the amateur and
professional stage A full and complete
stock Just arrived,
Send for descriptive catalogue and
price list.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main 81,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Beck Tunnel Consolidated Mining com.
panv Principal place Of business
knight Block. Provo city Utah. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account Of assessment
No / Of one-haf cent per share, levied
ON the fourteenth day on October, A. D
1904 the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders
te fnflougf
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PROVO.

The Daily News Ia delivered by carrier
In Provo early every evening Sundays
excepted on the same terms az IN Salt
Lake--7j cents per month All complaints,
requests Tor changes of address and pay
j Dugdale 312 west ith North St., Provo,
Advertisements and orders for Church
works also received
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action The plulntifi was manager Of
the Ogden Wooden Mills factory, which
was situated at the mouth VI Ogden
canyon During the time Mn Wooley
WAS managing the concern. Il caught
on fire and was burned to the ground
only few hundred dollars worth of
the manufactured gods were saved and
the company lost heavily on account N
the FIRE, having only q small amount
OF Insurance Mr.. Woolley was under
contract with the company az a stipu.
lated SALARY for certain period Of
time and claims that he stood ready
to carry out his part OF the contract
When the factory burned aud the own
eTs decided not 10 rebuild they noti-
fled their manager Mr. Wooley, that
they would not need his services long
en- However Mr.. WoollAy sued on the
contract for his salary for the remain
ing time. which he dld not serve, which
amounted 10 SSO7 Attys Richards &
Pratt appeared for the plaintiff and
Atty Mccormick represented the COM
pany,
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,

c. n. Peterson. Republican nominee
on the school board has withdrawn
from the race.
r. r., Fitzgerald has returned home
from an extended northern business
trip.
new time card on the Union Pacific
and oregon Short Line goes into effect
tomorrow
The Child Culture club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Lynch.
Miss Florence Roberts viii appear
at the Grand opera House Monday
night In "Zaga" and Tuesday night
Marta Of the Lowlands" These are
two excellent plays, and should draw
crowded houses.
W. =. Jones, the newspaper solicitor
who was arrested on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
was sentenced to serve 80 days on the
rock pile,
Col French Of the Salvat on Army
delivered lecture last evening before
n good sized audience.
Mrs r. j. Cannon Is visiting IN Salt
Lake City
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Murray Department.

is and vicinity ho branch o0co
Barlow Branch Manager orders ION Church WORKS aud advertise
mnl received. reonhone. Once @i Iesdon "a Mdenodml
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JOHN JAMES.
By DAVID 3 DAVIES.
Deputy Clerk.
lNNV Van HUNf aVtnyUass faf. f,nlffinufr

Kay van Cott attorney Tor petitioner
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division IN and for Salt Lake Coun-
IT, State OF Utah In the matter Of the
estate OF Alfred g. Meyer Deceased No
lice Tho petition ~ Annie NJ Meyer
praying for the issuance to herself Of Let
tcr " Administration In the estate Of
Alfred e. Meyer. deceased has been set
for hearing ON Friday, the 18th day ot
December. a ID 1904 at 10 o'clock a M.
az the County court House in the Court
Room Of said Court 10 Salt Lake CITY
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this ord day Of De-
cember a u lOi
(SeaN JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY David 49, Davies Deputy Clerk
nInn n Smith. AttOrnev Tor pntIt0ner-
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Third Judicial District OF tho State m
Utah. County OF Salt Lake Emma Mil
llkon. plaintiff IS Arthur a. Mllllkon,
defendant The State W Utah to the
said deicudaut
You are hereby summoned 40 appear
within twonty days after the scryirc W
this summ0us upon you. n served within
brought otherwise within thirty days AZ
ter service and defend the above entitled
action. and u ease OF your failure SO n
do. Judgment win bo rendered against YOU
according to tho demand 90 the COM
plaint. copy ~ which win be filed with
Inc clerk of said court Within five days
from service h,r0of up0n YOU
g. NJ. NELSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney
u. %. Address. Constitution Bldgu Main
rtr..f Glft I4lp cite TITAN
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IEINE INNING CoMPANY.

And In accordance With law and an or
der OF The Board of Directors made on
Inc fourteenth day " October A. d. 1901
SO MANY shares Of each parcel OF such
stock ms may be necessary win be sold az
pubIir auction no the office Of the Beck
tunnel Consolidated Mining Company
Room : Knight Block Prove city
December A. D. 1905 az p M 10 pay
Inc delinquent assessment thereon togctl-
en- with tho cost NJ advertising and the
expense Of the sale
r. =. ALLEN. Secretary.
Beck Tunnel Consolidated Mining 90.
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II takes a severe matrimonial frost to
kill the orange blossoms used In max
ing HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 81
cents Tea or Tablets Ask your drug.
gist.
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No No

Also the several amounts set opposite
tho nsmos of the respective shareholders
Of the BulllOn-Beck Tunnel Company for
certificates not surrendered tu the Beck
Tunnel Consolidated Mining Company 20
be transferred IN accordance with tho Ar
tlclcs " Consolidation Of the Bullion Beck
Tunnel Company With the Ia Refine Min
ing Company as follows
THE Bt1LIION-BECK TUNNEL COM
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HoPsoN ON TRIAL FOR LIFE,
A Serious Case Held TO Answer before
The District court.

Logan, Dec 1.-The preliminary
hearing Of William G. Iiobsou charged
with the killing Of james Lynch, near
Cache Junction on the night Of Nov !
last was held before Justice Thomas
X smith here today Attorney W. w,
Vaughan representing the state and
Attorney Winters OF Pocatello, the de-
lCndaml.
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ADMITs NM KILLING.

ADMITS THE KILLING.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Beknap Of
Weber county testified that Hobson
had admitted that he had shot Lynch
In the lumber car about two miles
south OF Cache Junction, that the two
were IN the car together when lynch
had fumbled In Hobson's clothes as If
to take his watch, H0bson remon-
strated with him and stepped away
Lynch then put his hand on his hip,
made some remark about fixing HobsOn
when the latter pulled his gun and
fred
The defense took exception to this
testimony on the ground that H0bson
was az that time under arrest ana
the testimony was IN measure eX-
tOrted from him
Mr.. Belknap gave some further tes-
tlmony as to the direction the ball had
taken In the body OF Lynch and pow
der marks were found on his coat.
The bullet had entered his left side
about midway between the hips and
armplt and had come out on the right
side,
SAW TWO MEN IN CAR,
]. II. Parsons a brakeman on the O.
s. l.. railway had seen Lynch and am
other man presumably Hobson at
Cache Junction on the night OF Nov
/, and later while going over the train
from the Caboose to the engine had
seen the two men seated on the lum-
Der I'm the lumber car He could not
Identify HObson as the man he had
seen with Lynch.
DISCOVERED THE DEAD BODY
WIN. McCarty. testified that while
checking cars I'm the r. G W. yard at
ogden Nov ., he had found the lum-
Der car unsealed and while reseallng
Il had discovered the body OF Lynch,
but had not inspected body, but had
called the yard master who had en-
tered car and examined IT, J. II. Bar.
ker. Jr.. had sold Lynch 10 cents worth
OF cheese ON the night Of the killing,
Lynch had claimed that he only had
Is cents and wished TO buy both crack
ors and cheese.
TESTIMONY CLOSED.
This practically closed the testi-
mony. Defendants attorney then
moved that defendant be discharged
on following grounds
First--No ofenee to the laws Of
Utah had been shown.
Second. There had been no death
proved
Thlrd.-There had been no assault
or attempt to kill shown,
Fourth-There was no evidence that
| the act had been committed IN Utah.
THE PROSECUTION BEGINS.
The prosecution took the position
that Hobson had acted very strangely
| for man who had Killed man In self
| defense He had left the train at
| Bingham without saying word TO
anyone and taken a train for Pocatello
/ and had there exchanged his pistol
! for another Of smaller caliber and had
/ remained perfectly silent IN the mat
| ter until the officers had located him
/ from other sources Of Information, and
/ that there was a reasonable presump-
4 ton that the killing had not been done
I'm self defense,
The Judge held Hobson TO answer
| To the district court and delivered him
10 the custody Of the sheriff until that
| time
! PRIMARY OFFICERS TO REJOICE,
The stake officers Of the Primary as
ISOLATION will give a reception to all Of
| the stake workers at the Fourth ward
Westinghouse tomorrow. There Will be
a nice program lunch will be served
and the afternoon and evening spent
In dancing and having a genuine good
| time.
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TUNNEL COM

Also the several amounts set opposite
tine names Of the respective shareholders
OF the la Refine Mining Company for GER
mel Consolidated Mining Company 10 be
transferred In accordance with the Arti-
cles on Consolidation Of the Bulion-BeC
tunnel Company with the La Refine Min.
ne Company, as follows.
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pOLIcE COURT NOTES.


Richard Dyer Tom Burk. ana Lewis
Jones were arrested during the week
Tor yaguucy each were given 10 min
utes TO get out Of town or be subject to
g. heavy fine and imprisonment Dyer
had been supporting himself by beg
cling When arrested he had ON him
% bottle ~ acid which he touched on
his arm frequently Keeping q large sore
burned 800 the same This he would
show 10 people protesting TO be "a
plumber and that one day while at
work "a bottle Of acid spilled upon him
causing "a large sore which he had
been unable TO heal This he claimed,
bothered him so at times as to disable
him from work Lewis Jones has been
In the county inhrmary several times
hut refusing 20 work has been turned
out OF that institution. Some time ago
the county authorities bought Jones a
ticket for Butte. Mont, On order 90 get
rid Of him but Jones hating to break
of his acquaintance 80 suddenly sold
the ticket and got on a spree the re-
suit was he landed IN Murray.
William Sourby was arrested for
drunkenness and fined 49,
Jacob L0demar Was fined $40 for
drunkenness
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Thomas Martin of The Murray Coop
spent few days during the fore part
Of the week out in Tooelc visiting
among friends.
The Eagle office has been closed dur
ing the past week, as a result there
was no paper issued this week.
The Independent Telephone company
have erected 70 line OF poles from MUIR
ray east ON Seventeenth South TO Hal
llday from there south along the county
road towards Cottonwood canyon. The
wires Vt which there are 10. are now
strung as FAR as Halliday postofiCe.
They are also stringi1g line up the
Atwood road and from there into Union.
Lewis Brown who was confined 10
his room with typhoid fever is now able
TO be about
y. NJ Haigh the city attorney has
not been able 10 attend TO business for
some time.
The Consolidated Implement COM
pany are erecting large tank which
win hold about $500 gallons Of water
this viii be- filed from a flowing we'll
near boy and used for fire protection.
Albert DdlQuIst and mother OF Idaho
raid visit 10 Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Lawson, the harness man, during the
week, Mr. Dalquist recently returned
from a mission 10 Sweden.
W. W Mackay OF Grant ward has
bought neat little cottage ON Atwood
street near Orson Sanders, where he
intends to make his permanent home
There win be a unique ball given in
the Murray Opera House Friday even
Ing, Dec lG, known as the Lemon
Squeeze Party All kinds of lemon
daiutles win be on sale
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salt Lake city. Utah, Dec :. lsl
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10
the terms OF the Bonds OF tho Church
on Iesrs Christ OF I.atter-day Saints. Lor'
esnber gist is9S. there being sufficient
money In the sinking Fund for that pur.
nose the following described BONDS OF
Series 4. are hereby called for redemp-
lion on the first day 81 January, 1905, via
500 Bonds Nos. TO 50. Inclusive. 5000
500 Bonds Nos, : 70 ST. inclusive ''' S'5N
Tot,i $500
Bonds must be presented 20 tho UNDER
signed Trustees on or after January 9rt,
1905 at the Doseret National bank' say
lake CIV. Utah. with Coupons Nos u 20
p attached, and interest Will cease on
all above described Bonds on January
''' LEWIS S. Hills.
DAVID ECCLES,
Trustees.
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PhosAIt ANO GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
ol John II neunl0u. deceased Creditors
WIZ present claims with vouchers 90 ne
undersigned 40 me Office of Jumos H.
Movie. peserot National Bank Building,
Salt Lake CITY and county State W Utah,
on 0r before tho ilrgt day Of APRIL a y,
l"1. Date pf 0rW publication Nov NJ A.,
D.. 1901
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land and afterwards labored some time
ln Colorado He returns ln good health
and spirits