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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13


The church choirs of the city have been
busy for some time preparing special mu-
sic FOR Easter services, and Ogden IS
promised many fine programmes on that
day. Services today will be held in the
various churches as follows:
Methodist-Sunday school, 10 a. M. +;
preaching services, II a. m. by Rev. II.
T. Gilpin OF Logan; subject, Perfection
the Christian Goal" Anthem by the
choir. II Was Glad When They Said
Unto Me" Solo, Mrs. Fred y. Hess.
Class meeting Immediately after serv-
ices Junior league, 2:30 p. M: Epworth
league devotional services. 6:15 %. m. (:
preaching e:,,g services, 7;s0 P M by Rev; II;
Dwell Upon the Earth2' Anthem. Even
ing Song" Solo by Mr.. Jay Smith. Seats
tree. You are invited TO come
Grant and Twenty Alfred Brown.
rector. Fourth Sunday in Lent. Early
celebration, A. m; Sunday school. $50.
morning prayer and sermon. II; confirm
alton class, 4 p. m: evening prayer and
sermon. 1:30. Morning topic, The Divine
Method" Evening. The Sixth Com
mandment, Thou Shalt DO No Murder -
Lenten services, Monday. Tuesday, and
Thursday. p. m; Wednesday and Fri
dan 1880.
ptIst-Morning worship with special
music and sermon at il clock. Bible
school at 12:15; special gospel service at
$50. Lecture on Wesley's famous hymn.
Jesus, Lover Of My Soul A special set
Of stereOpticOn views VIII be used To IL
lustrate this hymn. Solo by Mr.. Dor
land. Seats free.
CONGREGATIONAL - First Congregational
church, on Adams avenue between Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fiftn streets Sun
day services at II a. m. and 1880 D. m.
Sunday school at 1215. Morning subject,
Life and Its Plan" Evening subject,
Sand Writing" Young Peoples meet
ing at 1870 Monday evening, and Bible
study on Wednesday evening at the same
hour. All seats free and all welcomed
Presbyterian-The First Presbyterian
church. Morning services a t II; subject.
The Valley of Decision" Evening serV-
ices at 1880; subject. THE Power of q
True Life" Thoughts on the lives OF
Elijah and John Wickliffe. Mems league.
Tuesday evening. Judge Howell will
speak
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MURRAY NEWS ITEMS.

George +. Lyons was arrested at Eph-
rain last Friday, March IL, on the charge
Of obtaining money under false pretense.
He was brought To Murray by Marshal
Mauss Friday night late and yesterday
Saturday arraigned before Justice NC
OTnie who bound him over 10 the district
court LYONS came here from EDhraim
about tive months ago aud evidently tried
70 create a favorable impression regurd-
ing his character. He succeeded in this.
for he obtained goods from number OF
business concerns, among them the Muir
raw Coop. and Kankleberg's secondhand
store, by stating that money was coming
10 him from different sources and that he
would make payment as soon as he OBJ
tanned the money On inquiry IL was
found that his statements were without
foundation and his arrest followed.
Or. J. Marriott. the druggist, is manu-
featuring all kinds OF home remedies and
il selling them in large quantities
". T. Mitchell, who was engaged IN
business here. has moved To Bingham.
DR.. James Olsen will move into his
new. magnificent residence before long.
At the meeting of the city council last
Der of citizens was read. asking the cOun-
ell not 20 permit the saloons to be open
ali night.
Mrs Ann Gilbert. highly respected
lady. had the misfortune 10 fall and brake
a rib. She il under the care Of a doctor.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist church viii meet at the residence OF
Joseph Harry Wednesday afternoon
March 13.
Mrs John Williams was happily sur
prised by the Lady Companions of For
esters Tuesday afternoon, on which oc-
easion lodge pin was presented to Mrs
{ Williams.
The South Jordan Dramatic eomnany
win appear In the Irish drama, "Kath-
leen Mavourneen, at the South Cotton
wood ward house on St. Patrick's eve
The Sixty-three club met AT the resi-.
dence Of George Granter Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Phelan won the first lady
prize, while the first gentleman's prize
Went 10 j. ". Cahoon. The BOBBY prizes
We're captured by Miss Atwood and Mr.
Churches.
Marriage licenses have. been issued IL
George r. Mccormick OF West Jordan and
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DISTRICT COURT AT PROVO.

Provo, March 12.-The following orders
have been made in the Fourth district
court:
Estate of john b. Green, deceased;
final account approved and decree of dis
tribution granted.
Estate of Elias Lapworth. deceased:
executor authorized to pay Mrs. Jolly So
from the funds of the estate.
Estate Of William Ainge. deceased; final
account approved and decree of distrtbu-
ton granted.
Estate of William Robertson, deceased
order confirming sale OF real estate.
Estate of Even Evenson. deceased
Henry Gardner appointed administra tor
bond, s.. 600, Don =. Markham, Joseph K.
Patterson and Sylvester Bradford APP
pointed appraisers.
Estate of Oscar n. Whiting. deceased;
petition for summary distribution was
granted.
Estate Of Shadrack Holloway de-
ceased: petition for order Of sale of per-
sonal property and lease of real estate
granted; administrators authorized &c
borrow $50
Estate of Doretta X. Hansen. deceased
i. J. Hansen appointed administrator
bond. $3.50.
Estate Of Jane II. Baum Thomas. dc.
ceased: order of sale OF real estate
granted. the protest heretofore filed be,
ing withdrawn: Thomas john appointed
attorney for incompetent heir.
Estate of William Daley. deceased; APP
plication for sale of personal property
continued till March IT,
Jane Thornton VS.. Thomas Thornton
order granting sale OF real estate.
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MT. PLEASANT is CHOSEN.
Republican Convention Will Convene
on April 8.
Special to The Herald.l

Price. March 11.~-Chairman J. Tom
Fitch of Helper has called the Republi-
can nominating convention for the Sew
enth judicial district TO convene at Mt.
Pleasant on April 2, when a candida e
for Judge and district attorney are to be
named The district comprises Sanpete,
Carbon. Emery. San Juan and Grand
counties and will be composed Of forty
seven delegates, Sanpete county having
twenty mine OF these. If united on a
candidate or both candidates. all the
other counties can do Is TO sit back and
look on.
Sanpete county will have three candi-
dates before the convention for the Judge
ship, while Carbon county will ask for
the district attorneyship, as will also En-
cry county. in the persons Of William
H. Frye and eX-District Attorney Woods,
respectively. The candidates for the
Judgeship are jacob Johnson, present in
cumbent; District Attorney Livingston
and County Attorney Christensen It is
understood William X. Reid. a late con-
vert from Democracy, viii make an ef-
fort for the district attorneyship.
IL IS intimated that il Carbon county
Is not recognized at the convention. being
IN tie past ignored, some good Democrat
is likely TO knock the perslmmons.
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Notice Of speeiaI 90 -.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; No
tice IS hereby given that special tax Ter
the purpose Of constructing sewer on
Second street between A and j streets
and on Il street from Second street 10 -
point midway between Fifth and sixth
streets in sewer district No j. has been
levied and confirmed by ordinance OF the
CITY council March Z, 1901 said tax rs
levied upon the real property in SAT- Lake
CITY. to-wit: The east 40 feet of lot 3.
and the west 40 feet of lot 4. block lo.
the west 140 feet of lot I, and all OF lot :.
Mock A. plat ID" all OF lots and :.
block 40. al of lots 1 and {. block ~, alt
of lots I and A. block 81. all Of lots and
q block Is. an of lots and 5. block g.
an OF lots I and 4. block 69. all Of lot ,,
block Y. and all OF lot .. block IS, plat ID.
Salt Lake City survey. to a depth or
tyyenty-fivc feet back from said streets, IA
due and payable now, and VIII become
deIinduent on MAY =. 1905 AT special
taxes are payable at my office, room lt2.
FISHER HARRIS.
CITY Treasurer and Special Tax collector.
BY GEORGE Fl. WOOD. Deputy.
Salt Lake City. Utah, March ll, 1905.
Sewer extension No. 10
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PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Respective
SiEDers for Further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division IN and for Salt Lake cOuu-
~ state OF Utah. IN The matter Of the
estate of Victoria :. HITLER. deceased. NO
tice-'Fhe petition OF John r. Hitler, aa-
lninistrator of the estate u Victoria =
HITLER. deceased. FOR contitTua Uou OF tn-
sole of the following described real estate
of said decedent. Jo-wit; An undivided
one-fifth interest In and % that part II
LOT 8 I'm block a Of plat A. salt Lake
civ survey. described; Commencing at
tbe northeast corner Of said lot and run
ming thence west four and one-half rods;
thence south nine RODS; thence east four
and ore-half rods, ard thence north nine
,ods 70 place Of beginning lying IN salt
7 ake city. Salt Lake county. u tan toF
the sum of 5000. and upon the following
terms to-wit: cash upon confirmation. as
,srer,ears from the return OF sale filed in
this court, has been set FOR hearing on
Tridav. the 18th day or March, n d. l90t.
az 10 O'Clock q. m. az the county court
nouse. in the court room Of said court. in
san Lake City Salt Lake county. 4 tab
Witness the clerk of said court
(SeaD with the seal thereof affixed. this
81 day Of March. 4. =, 1904
JOHN JAMES. clerk.
nv David =. Davies, Deputy tierk
q T.. Jack, attorney Tor estate
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Assessment No. 8.

DENTER-Ti- SCARORA CONSOLE
dated Gold Mines co. Principal office.
room 499 Mccormick building, salt Lake
City. Utah. Notice SIS hereby given tha-
at a meeting OF the board of directors OF
the Eexter-TusCarOra Consolidated Cold
Mines company. held On The 2nd day or
March. 1904. an assessment OF seven "a
cents per share was levied and assessed
upon the capital stock or said corpora
ton payable forthwith 10 L. D. Lee. the
secretary Of said company. at room 400
Mccormick building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on che Sth day OF
April 1891. viii be delinquent and adver-
tised Cor sale at public auction. md. IN
less payment is made before. so many
shares of each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary. win be
sold on the 21st day Of April 1904 az
. O'Clock in the afternoon Of said dav.
10 pay the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses Of sale
Dated this 2nd day of March. 1901
/. ID. LEE.
Secretary DeXter-TuscarOra COnsOli-
dated Gold Mines company.
Room 400 Mccormick Building. Salt Lake
City. Utah
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Mabel Jones OF Union; Andrew Hood and
Mrs Marie Frank of Murray.
Andrew Hood and Mrs. Marie Frank
were married last Saturday. \ recep-
ton followed at Beel<'s hotel
Orland SnaTr and Miss Annie Bishop
will be married wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w Phelan have re-
turned home from California, where they
have stayed during the winter season
They also visited Mexico.
J. p Cahoon has returned from the
east. He visited Cincinnati, New York
City, Washington. Baltimore, Niagara
Falls and other points.
r. @. Warenski has added some new inn
prOvements TO his establishments.
A small boy fell into the pond near the
new plant last Saturday and was rescued
by smeltermap. who came from his
work The name of the boy could nor
be ascertained.
Norman Erickson was happily. surprised
Tuesday. The occasion was Mr.. Erick-
sons thirty-seventh birthday.
Ed II. Dundas has gone to Dillon, Mont,
county jail
The Highland Boy smelter company
had payday Monday, March :, and the
new plant Tuesday March 8
Marie the 12-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Theodore Christensen, IS recov-
ering from severe case of typhoid fever.
The 1iz-year-Old baby boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. o. Gunderson of East MIL Creek
died from pneumonia last Saturday.
Frank the 15-year-Old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Petersen, is suffering with diph-
liberia.
Albert Larson is afflicted with tonsilitis.
Two children Of Henry j. Bird are sick
with pneumonia.
Miss Ada Nygreen is recovering from
an attack of tOnsilitis.
\ baby boy was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Hackman
Mrs. Alma r. Jensen. a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. kienk, is dan
gerouSly i'll. Her husband, who Is in Ida
no. has been sent for.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John c. Wilson Tuesday. March s.
George Criddle has returned from Nor
gan City and will make Murray his home.
Carl W. Jacobson and Mrs. Ada j.
! Thompson of Murray have secured a
marriage license.
Misses Rebecca and Florence jenkins
will open a millinery store at Bingham
Junction.
Bishop a. G. Miller is recovering from
the effects of a severe cold,
II. d. Van Sickle. section foreman OF
the Rio - = de Western, and family
/ have moved 70 ogden.
Rev. J. {. Andrews OF the Baptist
church read paper before the Ministerial
association last Monday. His subject was
The ZiOnistic Movement of the Jews. 81
, The pastor is delivering lectures on this
and kindred subjects every Sunday even
ing at his church
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Woman,s Club

The Woman's club held an interest
ing session Tuesday, March S, at the
home of Mrs. II. V. Kimban, A East
North Temple street
Mrs. c. s. Kinney. president Of the
General Federation Of Utah Clubs, also
a charter member of the Woman's club,
gave a most excellent review of the
book entitled 1.-The Woman Who Tolls
Year after year more vital interest
is being taken in the industrial prob
lens. and the club wOme7 al over the
country are doing valuable work along
the lines.
Mrs kinney's review was greatly ell
joyed, and pleasant and instructive
discussion followed. Nearly all the
members were present and enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mrs. EimbalI.
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ROAD Is DANGEROUS.
Because of Amount of Travel Should
Be Attended to at Once.

Eureka. March 12.-PeOple who have 70
travel the main highway between Tintic
district and the valley towns complain
bitterly about the condition OF the road.
There are several dangerous places in
Homansville canyon. and serious acct
dents have been narrowly averted. This
part Of the road is IN Utah county. but
so far removed from any town Of inn
portance that il Is sadly neglected by
road supervisors. On that account an
appropriation was made by the last legis-
lature for its Improvement. in answer 20
a petition. which was signed by all the
business men of Eureka. Governor Wells,
however, has persistenJly refused TO an
point q commissioner TO eXpend the
money, because the road Is outside this
county. although the appropriation eN-
plicitly states where the money shall be
used. This is the only wagon road con-
Meeting Tintic with the valley towns, and
is lined with teams every day OF the
wear.
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MISS PETERSON SELECTED.
Girl Chosen For County
Primary Supervisor.

The committee appointed a week ago
by tho school trustees OF Weber county 20
elect n primary supervisor FOR the schools
az tho county and concluded "a contract
with Miss Tilla Peterson, now of the
brigham Young college At Logan. VINO
Formerly taught I'm Ogden. Her home IS
IN Huntsvile Miss Peterson VIII begin
her duties Sept. -. She will act rs prl-
mary supervisor, so from district 10 as
OF the primary department. She Will also
hold meetings at different points in the
county on Saturdays, to be attended by
teachers of that particular locality. me
salary is To be $50 a month
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EPHRAIM NEWS NOTES.

Tsphraim. March 12.--J. A. Andersen. jr.,
left today for Fort Collins. Colo. Mrs.
Collins left a few DAYS ago for that
place. Mrs. Andersen. through her aunt 3
family, has fallen heir to some property
in that city. and IL is the intention of Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson 10 make that place
their failure home.
MILFORD Brienholt left this morning for
Salt Lake City. He will go 20 Idaho this
spring to secure him a farm
Surveyor J. II. HOugaard was in this
CITY today TO submit to the directors of
the Horseshoe Canal company plans for
a reservoir site in Second Pigeon hollow.
Word reached here TODAY that Mrs.
Catherine MickeIsen, daughter Of ex-
Treasurer +. Y. Jensen of this city. died
yesterday at her home in Spring City The
immediate cause of her death was child
bed fever. The funeral will be held to-
morrow
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Greek Sues For s.. OOO.

4 suit against the Southern Pacific
company for s.. 600 damages was sent to
Brigham City yesterday for filing in Box
Elder county. The plaintiff is Tho Y.
COrbis, enc of the Greek laborers injured
in the explosion at Jackson siding Feb.
10. The complaint recites the eircum-
stances of the accident and states that
the company was blamable in two points
First. for placing the car of powder be-
tween the engine and the car in which
the plaintiff was riding, and, second. in
allowing the brakes to become damaged
so that they could not be used, and col
lisOn resulted.
Corbis claims that he was made per-
manently deaf in the explosion that fol-
lowed the collision.
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FEMALE HELP WANTEp.

GIRL for cook and general housewOrk
two IN family. Apply 20 Brigham street
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, March 12-Louis Henry of Eu-
relSa Is visiting relatives here.
Henry Gardner and Marinus Larsen
were over from Spanish Fork today.
o. &. Beebe was down from the capital
today on a business trip.
Mayor Boyer and eX-Cayor Reynolds OF
Springyille were in Provo today.
Judge Saxev was over from Spanish
Fork today on legal business.
drs. Franklin Spencer is here from
Calientes. Mr.. Spencer viii be here in
a few days and the intention Of Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer is TO make their home in
Provo.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Beehe
Lumber company have been filed with
the county clerk.
The preliminary hearing of Alex Jen-
nings and J. L. Cotter in connection with
The Lehi creamery incendiarism has been
set for Wednesday at 10 O'Clock before
Justice Noon
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ToPoNcE WANTS $4,000.
Balance Claimed as Due on Idaho
Irrigation Contract.

A suit was prepared yesterday and for
warded TO the clerk OF the court in Cas-
STA county, Ida, by Attorneys Henderson
and Macmillin. representing Alexander
iVoponCe The defendants are the Twin
Falls Land & Water company and the
Nelson Bennett company, the first named
being a Utah corporation and the other
n Washington concern. The plaintiff
claims Sl502l.S7. due him as a balance for
certain contract work performed by To-
ponce in grading a canal Of the Twin
Falls Land q Water company. lie al
legged that the engineer of the company
gave incorrect estimates of the work
performed by him I'm his contract with
the Nelson Bennett company.
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District Court.

In the district court yesterday Sarah
X. Selleck WAS granted a divorce from
joseph =. Selleck. the decree being given
by default.
In the case of Fred NJ. Nye against the
Oregon Short Line Railroad ComnauV
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
by consent OF both litigants. the stipula-
ton being made that he waived his
claim of damages.
In the ease of J. c. Wangsgaard against
Sylvester Grow, the jury brought in a
verdict or no cause Of action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13

Toward Capital and Labor" Mrs. Frank
Hines
July. August and September, probably
adjourn for the hot weather.
OctOber-''What Protection Has Done
for Utah, Mrs A. J. Johnson.
November-''Wo Respousib ility
as an Elector.~ Mrs. Melton.
Observation-Disclosures Of officers and
banquet.
The presentation of each topic 10 be
followed by general discussion II any
woman is unable TO present her topic
at the proper time she must take the re-
sponsibility Of supplying the day. Each
meeting is 20 be opened with rollcall, &c
be responded 10 by brief selections OF
topics of the day.
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Suit For $4,000.

A suit for $4,000 damages was forward
ed yesterday for filing in the federal
court in salt Lake. the plaintiff being
Ida May Wilton and the defendant the
Southern Pacific Railroad company. Mrs.
Wilton sues as administrative of the es-
tate OF ". 4 Wilton. her husband, who
sion OF a boiler Of engine 26ls near Met
turis, Utah. The complaint recites that
the engine boiler was defective and that
the defects were known 20 the company :
agents. but that Wilton. the engineer.
was not told of these defects. The suit
Is broughs by Henderson e Macmillan.
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OGDEN Clubs.

The Child Culture club of Ogden had a
very delightful meeting at the beautiful
home of Mrs. David Eccles on Friday
March l. A large number were in at
tendance and an Interesting and diversi-
fled programme was rendered by Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. billiard and Mrs. Nelson.
The topics We're mainly on morals for
with the home The guests of the after
noon were: Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. William
Eccles. Mrs. Eliot West and Mrs. Rath-
bun. The hostess, with her usual grace.
served delicious refreshments, and the
club adjourned to meet Friday. March is,
with Mrs. William Driver, 270S Jefferson
aVenlla
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THOMPSON Released.

Terrence Thompson was yesterday re-
leased from the State Industrial school
on his mothers filing a bond for 500 for
his future good behavior, and on her fur
Their promise TO take him out of the state.
The order effecting the lads release was
made by Municipal Judge Howell after
consultation with the county attorney,
Judge Rolapp and the district attorney.
Thompson. with another boy named
Cunningham. was sent 10 the school for
robbing q small store. He escaped twice
from the officers and twice from the
school Cunningham is serving a year :
term IN prison for his part in the crime.
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Handy Reference List-

Miss Faddis. librarian Of the Carnegie
library, has prepared list of books and
magazine articles for the convenience Of
readers wishing Information OH the Rus
s.an-Japanese struggle. the resources and
customs of each country. as well as all
other matter intended 10 convey infOT-
nation about the great struggle. The
reference works are arranged so that APP
plicants need not be put 70 the trouble
Of looking for the special works bur may
get the information in concise form.