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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

N YOU are sn sdvsrij,crcA, t.sder you
KNOW ,hlnnn khoit proos.-you
don't guess very often but " you do
you GUESS rlnht,
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT
10 CLEAR OGDEN CANYON.
Distinctions on county Road Must bo
Removed,

Several months ago the board OF
county commissioners had A survey
mado OF Osdon canyon TO determine on
the exact lines OF the Weber county
road which leads through the canyon,
winch IN 90 feet wide. IN making tho
survey they found that several small
buildings fences and other distractions
hod been erected on the county's prop.
er'H without permission from tho
board AT mat time the persons to
whom The distractions belonged were
notified TO remove the same from the
couhty's property, but the request was
not compiled with, 40 the board has IA,
sued an order which was placed In tho
hands OF sheriff Bailey for service,
noUiyinR Commieeloner w, q. Wilson,
NJ v, Wilcox, ogden Resort company,
Mrs, ", y, Lewis and Farr Limo com.
pnny that they must within 10 days
rom July rs, remove from the countya
lhni any and all obstructIons they own
that IN on tho land or make arrange.
monts with the county for rental OF the
lana, otherwise the county commission.
ers VIII have the same removed az this
owners cost, On account OF tho com.
lnleeloners IN years gone past not look
INF after these interests OF the county,
they have lost jurisdiction over tho
land on which the old Hermitage hotel
ana the Wlnelow hotel buildings stand,
hence these buildings cannot be ro-
moved except by the owners consent.
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ELECTRICIANS NEEDED
Great Demand for WIreworksrs and En'
ginesrs- local supply Exhausted,

There In great scarcity Of efficient
electricians IN ogden az the present
limo, For several weeks past The
Rocky Mountain Bel Telephone com.
pany has been ondeavoring to secure
SUFFICIENT men 20 do their increased
work, Tho company's business has
greatly Increased In the cities and Il
has been extending Its lines TO yari.
Gus parts Of the county, putting In
ewltchboards and small town connec,
lions Manager Harrison states that
no can give 20 capable electricians work
AZ the present time nj salaries of tsb
per month, but ae he has been unable
TO get the mon here, he has sent TO a
prominent electrician ~ Chicago In.
forming him that II ho can send out
20 good efficient electricians, he can
give lhenl employment at wages over
81 per day Moro Of the young mon Of
our cities should take Mp this work, as
II always pays woll and thoro IL usually
plenty 10 do
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SERIOUS DISPUTE BETWEEN
NEluUBORS,

Probation Onlcor Woodruff has re.
ported 10 Judge Booth IN the case ~
Glen ana otto Woetor Of Provo bench
who were brought before Justice Noon
on cheragc OF disturbing the peace
Of John Richards u ncighbor and by
JuaIico Noon turned over 10 the proc
bate oillccr NJ they were under Is years
Of age, Mr. Woodruff reports that he
has Investigated the case and has found
that Glon Wceter has used foul and
abusive language towards Mr., Richards
and threatened tive lie OF Mr. Richards
pnd 70 Nil everything belonging TO
Mr. Richards. and that some Of Mr.
Richards chickens have die under very
peculiar circumstances ono Of Mr.
Richards IONS the report states, has
also shot nt Weetor's plg when they
we're lrespaselng on the Richards prop.
orty, Tho Wcotors keep a loaded pistol
IN the house, and Glen IL not believed
10 be responsible for his acts when an.
cry Mr. Woodruff IN Of the opinion
that stringent measures are not
adopted serious results WIN grow out
OF the disputes between the nelghbors,
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JUNCTION CITY
SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
TEACHERS EIsclcd--prot l. B.
Austin Principal High School
Squire Coop Music Director
HOBO SHOT IN Depot YARDS
O,t,u Canyon Road TO BE- Cleared OF Oh.
,,m,lIon,- ! Ross Appolntcd or
board Of Deaf aud Dumb School

osd,n Utah, July ?p,~At the meeting
n I'M board OF education last evening
l. B. Austin Of saginaw Mich, was
formally elected prInclpal OF the ogden
Msh school with salary Of $500 per
year Miss Alice J., kleson was also
chosen an A member Of tho high school
faculty
Tho following grade teachers were
elected, Nellie Mcguire, Alice II.
spencer, NJ, nis Kolchon, Alta NJ
FISHER lasio Thompson, susan Thomp.
ion and Julia CORY
Miss Elizabeth NJ orth was ro.oloot.
"a primary supervisor OF tho public
schools Her resignation was accepted
uA member Of the examining board
q the city
Prof Squire Coop Was reelected mus.
Ial director and instructor Of the city
Rhools,
Tho iredsuror's annual report showed
receipts and disbursements for the past
Rhool year Of SllIJISS5,
The treasurer reported an ovordroft
a NlSA II was also reported that II
viii COS, 5000 to nnlsh the Five Points
Fhool, The committee was instructed
10 arrange Tor the money,
The bids Of r. A, lgaacson OF ti66 aud
J. 7 Newton Of ii63 for the construct.
lng u toilets at tho schools, were op.
med and referred TO the buildings com.
mllea with power 20 act.
The teachers committee reported that
II a y teachers short,
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ton or n new school house In Tint
district 90 cost $4,000
Leo Rouoche, n son of Bishop i. n,
houcche, VIII leave for d mission To
New Zealand on Aus I, 4 number OF
friends VIII gather al the Blshop's reel.
donoc tonight TO do him honor,
The contract for the galvanized iron
work and for the steel ceiling for tho
Richmond tabernacle Was let 10 New.
man Bros, Of ogdon, the price being
$4,000.
Frank Nebeker has sold his residence
In the Fourth ward to T. e, Nelson tho
consideration being $4,000
W, H. lsr0olson, clerk of Hyrum
stake, has resigned 10 accept position
In the railway mail service, lie viii
begin his new work about Aug. l,
WEDDING PERMITS
Permits TO wed were issued this week
m follows
Chas, ID, Johonborg, "a, Of Auburn,
Wyo, and Annie Kenyon 20, Of Fair.
view Wyo.
JAS s, pouson, ~, and Harriet
Humphrey Is, both OF Paris Idaho
Luther c, Burnhom, "a, ~ Richmond,
ana Minnie stout 90 Of Resburg, Ida.
no,
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HOBO SHOT.
o'flnp Believe II tho work ~ lioldup
Man WIN Recover.

No further lght has boon thrown on
ht shooting OF Nick llocrkT, early yes-
ldday morning IN the Union depot
llga IN his city Tho police have
WORKED hard ON the case, which 10
lcl ehtolNed and probably he man who
hitd me shot viii never be found,
goeke Sun maintains that he was
Mo' w someone whom he took 10 bo
railroad Waterman The theory ~
llNhQed. however which socmA tho
moV probable, that GoorkIe ana his
,ohpanons who were endeayorIns TO
lump We west bound train, must have
o'el seen by % holdup, who thought
ln'y would be easy money, as tha
muh VINO fired the shot said, as no
applpachod, what are YOU fellows
looS'hg ior' Get around there and line
y was when this command was
uV'tea thot doerklo started 10 run and
,.c bulltl was sent after him, but Az II
s ,,lk 10 the lloshy part OF the leg, II
oug caused a etlng for a short time
sna ne Kept on running until no met
we ollcer His wound, which IN being
AMENDED by Dr. Dickson, IN getting
sloOg very satisfactory, and unless
@ne complications set In he viii DO
wy wy 70 leave tho city jail. whore no 10
'"PP'hg IN q short time
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MANASSAS, COL.
STAKE REoRGANIzED.
LsW y, Helm IN President John ",
Shnweron bishop Of Rlehflold

Nptoldl correspondence,
Manassn, ConoJos co., Colo, July 49,.
The quarterly conference Of the san
Luis stake wag held nt this place Sat-
urdny and sunday July 10 ana 49, Pres.
idont Francis NJ. Lyman and Elder
John Henry Smith Of the Apostles
quorum were IN attendance and gave
much good counsel and advice, SIS.
terra Woodruff and proilla Smith Wtru
also here to attend the conference OF
the Relief society, which was held at
sanford on Monday, July ",
Elder Low =. Holm was chosen 10
nm the place made vacant by the donth
of stake President Albert u, Smith,
with Elders Thomas A. CroWther aud
ErustuH :, Christensen M counsclors
Brigham w Harrison was sustained
M u regular member of tho lllgh Coun'
ell, and Erastua A. Nielsen ana WI.
liam W, Ilufakor M alternate mom-
borH
Ernralm Coombs was released from
acting az Bishop Of tho Rohnod ward
on account OF III health ana Elder
John W, Nhawcroft was chosen na blah'
op, with ErnBtua Beck and Horny w,
Valentine ns counpelora
The quarterly meeting Of tho Young
Mems ANA Young Ladies NJ, l. apsocla.
lions was held sunday evening ~ $3.50
o'clock ana all meetings were well AZ.
tended, tho stake house being illlcd AZ
nearly nll Of them,
OPERA HOUSE ron MANASSAS,
At meeting of the saints VI tho
Mnnnsau ward last evening II was de-.
clded 10 build an opera house, tho
materials foI the foundation ana walls
~ which have been on hand for about
three years.
Water for lrrlga ton has become quito
scarce but crops nrc quite wen nd.
yancod with prospects for u bouniliul
harvest
Many Of our ctzona have been up
ON the Conejos river ilnhing, ana report
nshmg very good The Conojos river
IN said 10 be ono OF the best IN tho
state for nahng for mountain trout
The wonther has been very warm
and dry Tor about two woelts, But
we had u Hight shower today, win
promise OF more rain,
The Fourth OF July was duly oolehrat-
ed and arrangements have been mAdo
TO celebrate Ulnhe Pioneer day also
FOR reunion Of the San LUIS MisHlon-
nry society, which Includes all Elders
who have been on missions, who reside
In this stake,
The sunday school conference ~ tho
MAnaaeA ward was held on sunday
morning OF tho 10th, Al parts we're
well rendered
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lilo took up farming shortly after hls
arrival IN Utah, later followed carpon-
tcflns, and Tor several years conducted
q huQcersful photograph business. on
March ~, 1853, David ~ stephens waA
married TO AlberiIno Peterson In Tho
Endowment House, Salt Lake City, AMI
10 this happy union three sons, four
daughters and fyo grandchildren were
born,
Tho funeral services over tho remains
wero held at y, M July 20, IN the
Second ward nec,Inghouse, Blahop
Robert McQuarrio presdIng, Tho ward
choir furnished the music, The rofai
contributions were prolific, The speak
era were Elders Joseph Hall, Joseph
Parry, 4, y, Browning and Bishop Me-
Quarric, who spoke u the clean, UP.
right, honest NE OF their departed
brother He was n faithful husband,
KIND and .alfecllonato father, true
friend, and answering. IN HIS lntegrl-
" 10 The Church OF uod, A large cor-
tege followed the remains 20 the Ogden
cemetery, where thcy were laid 10 rest.
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NORTH OGDEN.
VETERAN HoNoRED
IN 18Th Rlr,hdsy Fruit Crop LIsht -
Grnssh0pper Plague,

Special Correspondence,
North ogden, Weber Co., July Co.,
A few Of the relatives and friends Of
Aunt Sarah Ann Mower met with her
at her home IN Pleasant View a few
days ago 10 celebrate her 10Th nnni-
versary Much " her early history be-
Ing interviewer with that Of tho Church
during ita most severe prosecutions, In.
cNdlng tho m0rtyrdom Of the Prophet
Joseph ana the expulsion OF the Saints
from Nnuyoo, makes her society tho
more pleasant and added greatly 70 the
enjoyment Of the occasion mentioned,
The berry crop II now about At an
end with only u moderate Yield, tho
apricot crop and carly peaches arc now
on the market, which " also light as
arc nearly all classes " fruit except
the grasshoppor crop, which IA super.
abundant 20 the annlhllatlon OF thu
bench" second crop OF hay and TO tho
injury ~ some fruit trees,
Pearl Jones, Pear swift, Ncliie GLIB
Ron and Notlic Brown, have been en-
gagged TO teach the North ogden schools
for the ensuing school year win John
q Bloylock IN principal
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GARDEN CITY NOTES
Judge Booth liz holding court IN No.
mi
A son has boen born TO MIR and Mis-
Joseph II Fair OF salem, temporarily
residing here, ana daughter 10 Mr.
and Mrs, Alfred u, Stubs
The school trustees Of Utah county
VIII meet with County supt Eggerleen
IN The brigham Young university Fri.
day. AUG, H. nj 10 o'clock, for the pur.
pose of discussing matters affecting
the school interests for the ensuing
year,
Tho second session for the state on.
animation Of teachers for Utah county
VIII be held N the Brigham Young uni.
yerpity beginning Monday Aug, 7 at
0 o'clock and continuing Tuesday and
Wednesday, County Supi Eggortson
VIII be IN charge
william Martin, o laboror with Cen.
try Brothers shows. wns struck by a
tongue of wagon while unloading
ear at the depot yesterday morn
irg, with the result that HIS left log
was broken IN two places, Dr, Taylor
was called TO attend the case ana tho
injured man was taken 10 the Provo
general hospital whore the fractures
were reduced,
Mayor lRoyluncc, mcmbcrs " the city
council and T. e, Kelsey went TO the
mouth OF Provo canyon yesterday 10 IN.
speot the site and conditions for oh.
tnlnlng water for power for the mu.
lliclpal electric power plant which the
city VIII build,
H. E. Daniels ~ here from Logan,
Inspecting the electric company'a plant
for tho city, ON which the city has an
option.
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neld, whore he had gone for medical
treatment, on the 23ld inst, and Was
brought home here for burial ON the
following day,
Elder Robson was the son ~ presl.
dent Willie II, Robson, and Sarah A.
Elicit and was born at Sclplo, Willard
Co, March :, 1850 and from his youth
mas been noted for his genial ways and
pleasant disposition. About fye years
ago ne was called on n mission TO Ho.
land, whore he labored for two years.
and returned home broken down In
health, which terminated In heart trouv
bic mat ultimately onused his death,
A peculiar coincidence connect cd
Win this matter ~, that hIa widowed
sister, Mrs, ella Hunt, also lnbored
more an u missionary AT the same tlmo
WIN hin, and returned homo apparent.
~ IN good health, shortly after ne dld,
ANA Win only one short weeks illness,
dled IN about u month after getting
home
In May, 1908, the deceased WINS mar.
rlod 10 Miss Junctt0 Hansen the eldest
daughter OF II, NJ, Hansen and wife of
sugar CltN Idaho, AT the timo Of his
dealh he was y counselor In the stake
NJ L. 49, teacher IN tho theological
class IN tho Loa Sunday school, and
an earnest workor IN all ward AFFAIRS,
where he was called Ia act
The funeral services were held In
me large assembly han which was
suitably decorated for the occoslon
ana INC people from the surrounding
towns Hooked IN, until u NJ"
hlled and presented the appearance If
q stake conference moro than a funeral
assembly The meeting was presided
over by Bishop william n, Morroll, and
thc sneakers were Mathew w, Mans.
Held president Of tho Y, NJ. NJ, T. 4, OF
me STAKE, Elder 0caisen =, i,astlan Of
ne stake presidency Patriarch Elaa
u Blackburn, and Bishop Morrell, an
OF whom bore testimony 10 tho nlee.
rliy ana moral worth Of tho departed
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VOL, 3 OF THE HIS
TORY OF THE CHURCH

Now In press, volume III OF the His
tory ~ tho church." by the Church
Historian, with introduction and notes
by u, ", Roberts, Have. you obtained
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sV'V>"v""v' 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oNV'o n STEPHENS A PIONEER or OGDEN CITY UTAH

h, u henderson stephens, who wan
d,,,,,In brown county H., oct, ~, 1885,
B. "u 'hls no July rs, 1905, al slbo
rotSs., y, nlu home In this city, mr.
ten a oy his family, brothers ana ais
aDa p me- was the son Of John stephens
a ~. Elizabeth prlgso Stephens, When
Nauy,. WIN hls parents ho went 10
wa Na, Nhere at tho age Of nine ho
chuyos O,'s0d into tho Latter.day saint
rhrous,py Patriarch nyrum smith.
% GIs' rsIIl,d hts entire NE no was true
% tho pr'osV'Ihs convictions, ana loyal
q ld,,0 was ordained 10 ths oi n
,Nc cHnms, seventy and iIlgh PrIeat IN In
plains Wv IN 1851 no crosaed ~
whore 10 yah locating in Ogden CITY NV
Ma demI. resided up until M limo ~
mlslon 70 q ~ 1855 no wan called on
hOed w,s salmon river, which ia W,i.
vi con m,,n honor ana satlsfac,Ion "" 10
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DISPUTES OVER " ATER.
Outcome NJ Water Famine Three
Couples Made Happy.
Special Correspondence

Logan, Cache Co., July gs,--Thc pro.
longod drouth IN causing "a scarcity Of
water IN all parts OF this valley, and
Tor the first time IN years people arc
beginning TO inquire Into their water
rights, In the south end OF tho val
ley, residents Of Wollsvillc and lIyrum
are contending over the division OF tho
water Of tho Little Bear river, Some
time ago their differences were submit
ted 20 arbitration, and nm agreement
reached, but an error was made IN
obtaining a decree Of the court, and IL
IN that error that II now causing tho
trouble. The waters OF tho little Bear
have been divided under tho agree.
mont until few days ago, when Wells.
vIllo sought TO have The diversion made
according 10 the decree, and called
upon Water Commissioner Nickel 10
tear out the Hyrum dam which was
done liyrnm parties restored tho
dam yesterday, aud now have men
guarding II constantly
College IL asking FOR bids for the croo-
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bin county, Kentucky, july 4, 1910, For
u number ~ years sho resided In New
orleans but later made her home IN
san Francisco, California Here Sister
Wilson met the Mormon" Elders and
begun investigating the Gospel on
the 3rd OF November 1909, she WAS hap.
liaed into the church by elder John.
than killpock Of Huntington, Emery
county At present Slater Wilson is
making her home with Elder Killpack
she crossed the mountains from Emery
county In wagon aud stood the trip
M good shape, she ~ daughter OF
Horny IS Fowler and MAY Mahuh
Martin Taylor ana r. u niece W Zachary
Thylor one " the presidents Of the
United StutCs
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Don't Lei Thls Day In
Your History
paes without buying n Diary for 1908.
a nlco untuftmont 10 select from, At
Dcserot Nowa Rock store

ichy OF children, grandchildren and
RrcUtgrnndohlldron funeral services
wore held IN Louisville ON sunday July
20,
Tho new poeiofnoe building on Main
street was completed on tho ifth ana tho
new pQatmnatgr, Mrs May L. Marler
moved IN On tho same day,
Tho Hon lorln Fnrr " Ogden CITY
wNt IN Louisville ON The a3rd and ath
ana the wouthor ~ sun threatening,
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VERNON.

Hottest ana pryost summer In history
of village -crops light
Special Correspondence,
Vernon, Tooce Co., July 2I--Wo nro
having the hottest ana drioBt summer
IN the history Of the village, The Their.
mometor registers from Oh TO " IN the
shade every day and the nights are
hot, which IL unusual,
The ranges looked better this spring
than Tor years, but we have had no
rain, ana az a result the feed has dried
UP and stock IN beginning 20 fall
away with very little enow last win
Ter ana no rain this summer the water
N very nearly gone,
Grain " belng harvested but, IA a
result Of hot dry winds earlier In the
season, II II pretty badly shrunken, ana
q light Yield generally although some
low good patches are seen,
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AMERICAN FORK.
AFTER uINIAH LANDS,
Mrs, Martha webb II stricken Whh
Paralysis

kncclal Correspondence
American Fork Utah Coz July D., Some
" our farmers are feeling blue ON nc,
count " loplng their becls through q
blight other crops are good but tho
beet crop viii be roducod from last year
IN this Vicinity
Much activity ls shown now IN Amerl.
can Fork mining district
Numbers " our citizens anticipate
taking u chance for land IN tho coming
Mrs Martha webb N suffering from a
stroke 0f paralysis
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FARMIN GTON.
IN JUDGE HowrLLs COURT.
suit of Nancy J, Earl Against John Earl
NO Reconciliation Possible,

Special Correspondence,
Pennington, DOyle CO., July 26,--
Judge Howell held short session OF
tho Second district court here today,
A few cSpario matters were attended
70 ana the case OF Nancy j, Carl Va
John Earl was heard, Tho ruit was
brought for separate maintenance, Tic
court after hearing he evidence at
tempted To effect n reconciliation with.
onl success ana then refused the plnn-
llnH petition suggesting that the mat
Ter could be better settled by divorce
proceeding,
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COALVILLE.
TERRIFIC WINDSTORM.
streets rlllsJ win uproo,ed Trees
Roy Allen nun,

streets iilleJ WIN Vprooied Trees
Roy Allen nun,
Special Correspondence,
Coolync summit Co., July 26,-~Ward
conference was held here sunday, Al,
ward Nffairs were shown IN good shape,
No changes,
TERRIFIC wINDsToRM
ono Of the most terrific wndsiorms
ever experienced here struck the town
this afternoon about O'clock II lae,el
but about half an hour but aid much
damage, Trees were snapped on or
torn up by tho roots all over town,
Almost every street has trees lying
across II, some streets ore entirely
blockadod and the place looks M though
u Kansas cyclone had struck H. For-
tunatcly no one was hurt, as thoro were
many on the streets nj the time, II
win take days ~ clean the htreotn
again. thoro were 90 trees blown down,
Roy Allen, about 10 years old, climbed
up one OF the trees that had been
blown over ana left IN a leaning posi-.
ton after tho storm, and fell u distance
Of about Is feet lighting ON hls back
and the back Of HIS head, lie was
picked up unconscious and II was some
Time before he was revived, The boy
~ pretty bpdly hurt ana there are fears
Of serious results,
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CASPER, WYO.
Tops TUE LAMB MARKET
charles sonior Markets March Lambs
when BrinR over 50 Bach,
NpocInl correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Casper, Wyo, July a Charles sout.
or n nookmaster " Lander has rec
turned from the eastern mnrkols, whore
he disposed Of D trainlond Of lambs az
so3b per owto the highest price OBJ
mnod for lambs At this season Of the
year Tor mnny years Mt Souler Topped
the market
For several years k0utor mas bCen
experimenting IN carly Landing ana THIS
year he won't into the business ON a
largo scale His stock lambod IN sheds
IA March, aud when they were weighed
ut Chicago ID Few days ago they aver
aged 60 pounds, The lambs melted
little over 81,
The aucooss attained by Mr.. H9utor
has attracted the attention Of other
shcopmon and next summer there WIN
bo heavy shipments Of March lambs TO
the eastern markets,
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NEiGHBORs' SERIOUS DISPUTE
Attachment suit city officials Locking
Tn power site,

Provo, July Ed, II, Morgan hns
commenced attachment proceedings IN
The Fourth district court against L.
Glnieor, who, plaintiff alleged, ~ IN.
debted 10 him IN the sum Of t2,b65l6
for labor In removing earth ana ore NJ
Manning, Utah between the nret day Of
June and the 2bih day OF July Of this
year for which amount plaintiff prnys
Judgment,