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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05
LEHI.
WATERWORKS PROPOSITION.
Westinghouse Nearly Completed Ath'
letie Contests--Ste for state Farm.

Lehl, Utah CO., Aug. l-PrQf Yoder
of The Agricultural college was in Lchi
saturday and was taken In hand by q
few members of the Commercial club
and shown over the site offered for the
state experiment farm
a WaterNorks systems for Lehi rs
again being agituted very strongly by
a number of our Ciu2ens, and 1t Is very
probable that Lehi viii be provided
with this much needed Improvement
I'm the NOT distant future. The most
feasible plan yet preached Is to drill ar
tesian wells along the state road east
OF Lehi whore fine wells have already
Been obtained, and then pump the
water to the north Of Lchi by electric
power. after which it can be distributed
very easily by gravity through pipes TO
the homes OF our citizens Now that
SO many artesiau wells have been
driven in the fields a great many Of the
wells i'm town have dried up and there
Is about one well to every four or Eve
families which makes it quite IncOn-
veuieut
ON the 18th inst the Commercial
club win meet I'm its new home in the
bank building FOR the purpose of In
cooperating and opening the club
rooms which have been fitted up In
ll'''N iNFi'' IVY DC "N 90 '''N va WV
81 500
The new Westinghouse Is nearly
completed. The opera chairs have yet
TO Doe but in and ii Is expected that Il
will be ready for dedication the latter
part Of this month, and that the stake
young peoples conference win be held
there on the 21th. The interior is ele-
giant In It's simplicity, ana the shape
Of the building makes 10 possible to
hear the least sound In any part Of the
house
The new schooihouse is also being
rushed. The brick work Is about half
up and It Is expected that IL will be
ready for occupancy by the beginning
Of the school year
Contests OF skill between Lehi and
American Fork athletes are again as-
| sumlng large proportions, Beginning
| on the 9th at Leh a series OF 3 games
| OF basketball win be played between
| the Lehl and American Fork teams
! for q purse OF 800, and on the 27th
| another relay race win be run at
| American Fork between the Lehi and
| American Fork teams that ran last
| Friday here, each team IN this race
| win arrange It's men so that they WITH
run their distance, the race being for
| half mile. At the race last Friday
| the Lehi boys won by a scatch Of
| about 10 inches. This race was wit
| messed by at least 500 people.
The speakers AZ the tabernacle sun
day were Elders Boyer of Sprlngville,
| Mrs. Sarah p. Evans Of the Weber
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05
LAKETOWN.
BISHoPRIC ORGANIZED.
sheep shipments Lake Frult-New
Arrival.

sheep shipments Bear Lake Frult-New
Arrival.
Special Correspondence.
Laketown, Rich co., Aug. 2--Pres-
ident VIM. Bulge and Counselor VIM.
l.. Rich were here last Sunday to at
tend ward conference, when Elders Ed
ward Crowther and Nephi G. Wahl-
strom were sustained as first and Sec
and cOunselors, respectively, to Bishop
@. II, Robinson, and were ordained
High Priests and set apart by Elders
Bulge and Rich
The reports rendered by the presiding
officers showed the ward and its aux
Hilary associations in good condition,
Joseph T.. Moffat, Esq, returned from
Omaha Saturday, whore he satisfactor-
lly disposed Of his sheep shipment
Messrs Aquila A. and John Nebekcr
are now en- route for Chicago with 10
carloads of sheep. John win be ac-
companied home by his daughter. MISS
Eva NJ, who has been pursuing expert
musical training for several months in
Chicago,
our Bear Lake orchards are putting
forth their luscious fruIts-cherries,
raspberres, etc, being our portion Just
now. This has been a very dry sea-
son hereabouts. The hay men say
crops are rather short on account OF
scarcity Of water
Arthur Smith Of Round valley was
seen "strutting around" our town n
few days ago as though he owned the
controlling interest and stock In a
sugar factory. His wife had Just pre-
sented him with his first baby girl,
and third child.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

tuct court by Judge Maginnis repre-
scutng the North ogden Irrigation
company Of complaint, sworn to by
Nathaniel Montgomery alleging that
an direct violation of the restraining
order, the defendants and each Of
them. entered upon the waters Of Og-
den river and that by force OF arms,
rebuilt certain dam. ordered removed
by the court, in the granting Of the
restraining order and II Is further al
legged that rs a result the crops OF North
ogden have become damaged to the
extent Of $4,000, and that the defend
ants refuse 10 desIst from their viola
ton of the restraining order"
Accompanying the complaint Is a
citation requiring the defendants to
appear I'm court this afternoon 10 show
cause why they should not be Aned for
contempt of court In violating the re-
gtruiniug order.
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Elder b. H. Roberts viii address the
meeting I'm the Twentieth ward tOmor-
row night, I, will be held under the
auspices Of the NJ, J. A.
The High Priests quorum OF the Pl-
oneer stake of Zion win hold its regular
monthly meeting In Thomas han, sun
day Aug. G. at 10 a, M All members
Of the quorum are urged TO be present
DAVID MCKENZIE,
HUGH WATSON
JAMES LEATHAM,
Presidency,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Priesthood Of Pioneer stake will be held
Monday, Aug. Z. at 1880 y. m, In the
Seventh ward assembly rooms, A full
attendance Is desired.
WILLIAM McLACHLAN,
SYLVESTER @. CANNON,
CHARLES II. HYDE.
Stake Presidency.
The High Priests OF the Ensign stake
viii hold their monthly meeting in room
SO. Brigham Young Memorial building,
next Monday evening, Aug. Z, at $50
o'clock A full attendance is requested.
HAMILTON G.. PARK,
JOSEPH II. FELT,
LEVI w. RICHARDS,
Presidency
The High Priests quorum of Liberty
stake viii hold their regular monthly
meeting In the Second ward meet
iughousc on Monday, Aug 7, at 1850
p. M All High Priests OF Liberty stake
are requested to be present
JOSEPH KEDDINGTON.
MILFORD WOODRUFF, JR,
FRANCIS SCHOLES
Presidency.
East Jordan. Salt Lake Coz Utah,
July 20, 1905 The quarterly conference
OF the Jordan stake viii convene at
East Jordan, salt Lake county, Satur-
day and Sunday Aug. 5 and G.. com
menclng Saturday at 10 Il. IN. at which
time The business Of the monthly Priest
hood meeting win be transacted. Meet
ings viii be held Saturday at y. m,
sunday at 10 a. m. and p. m. In the
afternoon Of Sunday the usual Nj. T. A.
conference will be held The brethren
and sisters are invited TO attend all
meetings HYRUM GOFF,
President.
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It was o huge task, to undertake the
cure of such bad case Of kidney d.
sease. as that of G. +. Collier Of Chero-
kee. Ia, hut Electric Bitters aid it. He
writes: MY kidneys were 50 far gone
could not sit on a chair without a
cushion. and suffered from dreadful
baokache headache, and depression. In
Electric Bitters, however | found a
cure, and by them was restored to per-
feet health. | recommend this great
tonic medicine to all with weak kid
neys, liver or stomach. Guaranteed by
z. c. NJ. 7. Drug Dept price zoe.
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PANGUITCH.
OVERDOSE OF LAUDANUM
Causes Death OF Mary T., Jerks Forest
Ranger Hurt Rain.
pecial Correspondence.

special correspondence
PanguItch. Garfield Co., Aug. o.
About p m, July 81, Mary L. jerks,
divorced wife Of Everard Bierer Of
SALT Lake city, and an employe at the
Pangultch Indian school, breathed her
last Mrs. jerks had been here but
about a month, having had trouble OF
domestic nature which resulted I'm q
divorce recently being granted her hus-
band. She originally lived in Pennsyl-
vania. About three years ago she
came TO Utah and until coming here
she resided IN Salt Lake city. The
cause OF death seems 10 have been acct
dental, from an overdose OF laudanum.
Or. r. c. Clark was called to attend
her, but the drug had done its work and
nothing could be done to revive her.
Mr. Kencr supervisor OF the Sewer
forest reserve, came I'm last evening
with q broken rib caused by acct
dentally falling the other day while out
on the reserve. Mr. Kener is around
but will lay by q fcw days while the
injured part Is mending.
The past few days about .6j Of an inch
Of rain fell, Much hay Is still IN the
field, some cut while some is yet stand
ius,
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WARNING IRRIGAToRs,
Eden water Users cited for Contempt In
Ignoring Injunction.

The litigation between the North
ogden Irrigation company and George
4. Fuller and other Eden farmers be-
comes more complicated as the days
roll along Each day brings new de-
velopments IN the action, and II APP
pears that serious litigation will en-
sue before tho difficulties are settled,
The trouble arises over certain waters
of the north fork OF the ogden river,
both parties claiming right and title to
the water for irrigation purposes. on
August ] Judge Howell granted tenn
porarry restraining order In favor OF
the North ogden people enjoIning the
Eden people from In any way Interior
ing or molestlug Il feet OF water to
which the plaintiffs claim title that
should pass the Eden Irrigation COM
panys dam I'm the river and flow into
the North ogden companys canal
The latest development In the case
WAS the fling last evening in the dis
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LOOKS LIKE SPITE WORK.
Roy s. Hammond Acquitted Of Petty
Larceny -Pnyne-Skinncr Wedding

Larceny -Pnyne-Sklhnel Ntuu'hE'
Special Correspondence,
Provo Utah 60. Aug. 5--Roy s..
Hammond the machlnist who was arr
rested about 10 days ago In Salt Lake
city ON charge OF burgarizlng the
v. O. w. machine shop at Thistle,
where he had been employed as ma
chnst WAS acquitted yesterday IN jus
tice Moons court by "a jury He was
tried on a charge OF petit larceny, the
prosecution having dropped the burg
larry charge Mr. Hammond has claim
ei an the time that he only took his
own tools MId had sufficient evidence lo
prove II TO convince the jury. He ~
the son OF "a prominent railroad mau m
New York aud is evidently an honest
man from the reports that come from
Thistle His father wired Mr. Ham,
moud's attorney, here, III Roy la Inc
noceut defend him" and also wrote a
letter to Mayor RnylanCe expressing
surprise at the charge brought against
his SON. saying. II don't see Why the
hoy should steal and giving some
Of his history. which goes against the
theory of anything of a petit larceny
character or any other crime for that
matter being committed BY him, Mr.
Hammond was about to go TO work
in Salt Lake at his trade when Rr-
rested and has lost that chance IN adj
dtiou to- the expense and Inconvenience
of hls trial
PAYNE-SE1NNER WEDDING.
Miss Aic. Payne. lG. NJ Springvlllc,
and Frederick skinner o. of Provo
bench. were married Thursday evening
Pt the home OF the groom by Deputy
County clerk Enrtchnor.
DIVORCE WANTED
Sarah A. Rust OF Payson has COM
ncuccd suit for divorce against orion
g. Rust ON the grounds Of deserton and
failure 10 provide, The parties were
married az Payson May 6, 1900 Plain
TIM asks for the custody or two minor
children and for }2i q month alimony
DEATH OF A CHILD.
a l-month-old infant gul OF Mr. ana
Mrs Ashled TAYLOR died yesterday from
whooping cough, The funeral WIN take
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FIVE WITNESSES.

After struggling against Rrighrs Die
ease rs wears Mrs Adclino Sweet Of san
Francisco aged "A, was told boy her doe
tors she could not live three days She
recovered W. asked several " the
friends To- attest the facts. Here they
san Francisco. Dec. ~. ieot
lLu. J. Fulton Co.-pcar Sirs; As re-
duostcd we visited Mrs Adolinc Sweet "
sos Carl street and found her q charming
old lady. bright and sunny her every
word carrying conviction. She suffered
from Bughts Disease over eighteen
years and had been under tho care 0f
the best physicians Including Drs Moui
han and Irvine Of Minneapolis and sever
Eiariy IN November. 1902 they decided
She couldn't live three days Her next
door noighbor. Mr. j A. Eveleth prcsi-
dent OF the EVclcth-Nash Fruit Co. pro-
cured Fulton's Renal Compound FOR
Brghts Disease and insisted upon her
taking a. She commenced 90 rally and ls
today "a living testimonial 10 the value 0f
this lifc-raying Compound She took do1-
ems OF a. and although a years " ago
she rs now vol enough 10 visit friends
assist ln tho housekeeping and can do
her own shopping She closed. ~ hope
ms story viii reach and impress many
suffering onc2' Facts certified and APP
proved by
signed, Mrs NEVADA PLAsTERER,
signed MRS. ]. wADLEIqH[
signed MRS J. =. NoUNNAE ''
Signed MRS NJ y. yANNoY, ',''
Also by ] 4 Eveloth president Eycl-
Up 20 the discovery or Fultou's Renal
Compound there was no cure for chronic
Brirhrs Disease Advertised medicines
.H e.. d
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tons All Present were treated 10 a
fine lunch with ice cream etc.
Mrs. Parkinson proved herself "a lib
erdl and able hostess
The speeches delivered at the occa-
sion bore evidence OF the Kind feelings
existing between the presiding officer
and those under his charge.
Prof, Maude NJ Babcock gave q reci-
tai ON the evening Of the End inst az
the stake building before a large audi
enCe
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AMERICAN FORK.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Thomas Barratt Thrown into Wire
Fence ANA Terribly cut


American Fork Utah co., Aug r.
Thomas Barratt, ~ years old came
near losing his life I'm a runaway here
on Wednesday He was rlding I'm the
Coop delivery wagon with his brother
win. when the large paUsol that was
attached to the seat for a shade broke
ana ,ell on to the horses frightening
them and causing them to run away
throwing the two boys out Thomas
WAS thrown into a barb wire fence and
severely cut and bruised ON one cut
In the head It took ~ stitches 20 close
up, Unless complications set IN he VIII
be able TO be around again soon. The
other boy was unniured,
Roy Gardner has been appointed local
manager OF the independent Telephone
company.
Mrs George Storrs, who has been
confined to her bed for the past week
with severe case Of eryslpelas, Is
slowly improving
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church Of
SepNls Christ OF latter day saints will
be held tomorrow Sunday. Fast meet
ings being held I'm the respective wards
at o'clock pm; sunday school az 10
am, and meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

team was LETT standing in front Of W.
r., Parkers residence. until II became
weary and started down the street at
"a nigh rate of speed, The children
We're dropped on at different points
along the road. but fortunately re-
ceiyed no Injuries The team contin-
ued 20 Frank Dausic's Of West Jordan
There II fen with exhaustion.
CALDWELL HARRIS NUPTALS.
Miss Anna Caldwell, a popular young
lady of this place. was married last
Thursday TO George Harris OF salt
Lake city
NEWS BRIEFS.
Tho farmers In the vicinity Of Muir
ray are rapidly harvesting their grain
and report it as being a good average
while the hay is better than It has been
for wears
A number Of our citizens here nave
gone 10 Provo 10 register chance on
the Uintah reservation.
Marshal Mauss Is again looking after
the city after "a three weeks vacation.
August Wadstrom. one Of our mer-
chants here is very III with pneumonia.
A little six months old child OF Jo-
seph Van Ncwland died last Sunday at
y. 30 "a. m,, ana services were held Mon
day at p. m, In the Scandinavian
westinghouse
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GRANITE STAKE,
OTHER CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian church, corner
east South Temple and G streets, Rev.
w. NJ. Paden, d. d.. pastor. Morning
services at II o'clock; Sunday school AT
$780, Young Peoples meeting at $50,
evening service at 7.i5, Seats are free
at all services. and the public cordially
invited.
Our Saviors Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East between Fourth
and Firth South. Divine services every
Sunday at 1O:30 A. m. IN the English
language. You are cordially invited TO
attend.--A, G. II, Oyern, pastor
English Lutheran Church 1896 south
Fourth East street. Rev, II, \. Han
son, pastor Services, II a, m, Sunday
school. 10 a. M Young Peoples So
cIety Of Christian Endeayor, $3.50 p. m.
An are invited
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FAIRFIELD.
SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.
Alfred Anderson shot and Dangerously
wounded -scnt TO Hospital

Fairfield Utah Co.. Aug. ll-Whilc
examining with a companion a loaded
revolver i'm a saloon here last night
Alfred Anderson was shot and seriously
If not latally injured He had just laid
the yum down ON the bar when Lewis
ingalls, picked IT up, when it went OF,
the bullet entering Anderson's body
on the right side below the ribs, rang
Ing upwards to the left, lodging Just
under the heart Tie was taken to u
Salt Lake hospital ON the afternoon
train yesterday.
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pNina Of Famine

Is, IN It's torments like dying OF con-
sumption, The progress Of consunp-
ton, from the beginning to the very
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and friends when | had consump-
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Myers, ot Cearfoss, Md, after trying
different medicines and a good doctor
I'm vain. / at last took DR.. Kings New
Discovery which quickly and perfectly
cured me" Prompt relief and sure
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents
Pneumonia. Guaranteed at Z. c. NJ. l.
Drug Dept price SOC and Sl,0O bottle.
Trial bottle free.
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SALIVA.
VOTING FOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Funeral OF Alma Nelson, Who Was
Killed on the Railroad,

Special Correspondence.
Saliua. Sewer CO., Aug 3.--There was
large attendance at the funeral of
Alma Nelson, who was killed by the
cars on Wednesday morning. The ser
vices were held I'm the ward meeting
house Thursday, Aug. 3, Elders James
$. Jensen, f.. W. Crane Jr., and Bishop
G.. A. Mattsson were the speakers. The
choir rendered fitting and appropriate
music for the occasion.
Aside from the falling which led 10
his death young Nelson was we'll
thought Of. being a kind, good natured
young man.
FAVOR OF HIGH SCHOOL
At the election held here on the 3lst
OF last month there were "a votes cast
IN favor OF establishing and maintain
ing a high school In Salina, and four
votes cast against the proposition.
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RICHFIELD.
LOCATE SUGAR FACTORY SITE
Beet Crop Not so HAD rs Reported I'm
fortunate Sent 10 Hospital.

Special Correspondence.
Richhcld Sewer CO., Aug AT a
session Of the district court held yes
tcrday Isaac Birdsall OF Monroe was
appointed guardian Of the person and
property OF his daughter, Cora BirdSall.
aged sc years. At the hearing IT. dcyG'~
oped that the young lady was nst
merely incompetent but dangerously
insane, Accordingly she was brought
before the court today for tn, purpose
OF having her committed 20 the state
mental hospital According to the tes-
timouy OF her parents she mad worried
q good deal over religious matters and
had made several attempts To take htr
life. The judge ordered her commit
ted
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TEACHERS.

Or, Talmage's new hook. "Thc Great
Salt Lake present and PasD," should
be in the hands OF every educator The
amount Of information It contains re-
lating TO tho great saline sea makes It
an invaluable work Tor reference or
study Deseret News Book store. salt
Lake City, Utah.
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At the city council meeting held last
Tuesday the following business came
mp; An opinion from the city attorney
was asked for regarding the legality Of
am ordinance governing the conditions
Of ont buildings He was also asked to
prepare an ordinance licensing amuse-
meut halls
The case ~ Lorenzo Williams and
Charles Caldwell again came up before
the council IT having been learned that
the city ordinance In some respects was
unconstitutional, therefore these par
ties We're not prosecuted. After some
discussion on this subject the attorney
was instructed 10 investigate the matter
with the point IN view Of amending the
city ordinance, or TO pass a new 0rdin-
ance prohibiting slaughter houses with.
In the city limits.
WANTS WATERWORKS FRAN
CHISE,
John r.. Cahoon was present and
made a proposition to the city In which
ne will establish water system fur.
nishinE the city water for spnnking,
and m case Of fire and also for culinary
purposes. The council took the PROPOSE
ton under advsemcnt.
4 bin was presented by the road SUE
peryiso FOR 1851 20 defray expenses for
street Improvement The city officials
also presented bin for 1908.
The ,ane running by Thos. Haslcms
IN the northwest part Of the city was
ordered not repaired, as the lane is not
Of proper width and Will not Justify
repairs unless property owners I'm the
lane VIII allow the city TO widen the
street.
The completion OF the repairing Of the
state road, south OF Little Cottonwood
creek, was reported by the supervisor
and he is now working ON the road be-
tween Seventeenth South and Miller's
residence,
The Bell telephone Installed I'm the
city jail was ordered moved 10 Coun-
Gilman McCleary's residence ON six
teeuth South
PRIMARY WORKER SURPRISED.
Mrs James ". Moss. counselor Of the
primary association Of South Cotton
wood was given "a surprise last night
by tho primary othcersr, who presented
her with handsomely bound copy OF
the Doctrine and Covenants, with her
name inscribed therein lnasmuCh as
Mrs. Moss Is going 20 leave the ward
her primary associates thought 70 dt-
ting and appropriate to give a party at
her home IN remembrance Of her faith
ful service, The Bshoprlc and 90 OIL
GERS were IN attendance. Many dain-
ties were served and n general good
time was had.
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