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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15
Chapel Hill.

chas. Clement is reported to be much
better.
Mr.. VI. G. Jacobs and son are on
the sick list.
James Fowler sold 70 K. ". Wilson.
Of Marion. eight yearling mules at SIS
each.
Mr. and Mr.. S. T. Dupee, Of Marion.
visited the family Of b. +. Walker last
week.
Boyd Crucc, Of Thine. visited the
family Of W. A. Adams Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Elkins are stay.
iAg most Of the time at the home Of
Mat Yandell.
Let Us all meet and clean OF the
cemetery again before the protracted
meeting begins.
Uncle Jcn Yandcll and daughter.
Miss Lucy. are guests II Uncle ]. NJ.
Yandcll. 81 Frances.
j, c. Minncr and family visited IN,
family u VIM. Clark. NJ the Oal
Grove ncighborhood Sunday.
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The Continued Story
OF Current Events

Miss Beulah neC"llgnn' who has been
a. A0feh03Sf' DO. i'' more ulsh a
80
wo,s,y Ne e,uec,s 70 take = yaea.
,io, mil the srs, n the yea, when ne
will resume hs Old place az CLERK for
Clemens & Likens.
, Prof K. ?. Babb was here Saturday.
John Cosey bega. mining lat week
Two it'll. ebildre, Of Mr.. Snow have
8ipb,hers.
Uncle jim Lawless. Of Joy. was here
las, week
SATURDAY.
y" D'"''- ''a2 ''-s"' VIE JUG
r.e.u. ,e.
Ll'.ea' : ANN VI ''-'FA' j. ''A''-
''t p1''''' "''''
~ o. - 'Ss ','''- ''' ''s -'1'
appointment 's'' '-i'41''
Miss Eta DrummOnd, our telephone
''''' avn '-4' y p''''' '''s''
Jesse Babb began his school at New
man school house last week.
Several of our citizens attended
court al Smithland last week.
NJ p.us uo,.l.y n loo ,5.;,.d
the family Of Forest Snow Sunday.
Courtney Nav and wife NJ Lola
were +, ,,u, .bo,,i,g ono d,y La,
week
Thomas sepoyr and dayyb,e, Nj.
Florence n Ioy v.,. be,e La, Ca.
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Tolu.

Our school begins Monday.
Walter Black il home On a visit.
Herbert Nyres will be postmaster.
Jonathan Stone will move 70 Tolu
soon.
S. A. Marks is able % be out after a
severe illness.
There b good boat stage Of water
in the river yet.
D. b. Mantl il erecting nice house
on rhe Bozeman lOt.
There were Eve gasoline boats al our
landing Sunday and the steamer Royal.
all bound for the camp meeting.
Remember that the second Saturday
IN each month Is horse trading day here.
Come and bring your trading stock
The best camp meeting ever held at
Hurricane closed last Sunday. The
best ~ order prevailed throughout the
meeting. a very large crowd was
present. Sunday. something like 400
people from Golconda 10 Cascyyille and
Marion 10 DcKoycn The camp meet
ing will continue as II old.
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Fredonia and Kelsey.

Henry Davis is teaching school at
Cobb.
Miss Georgia Butler is in school at
llopkinsyillc.
a small sucking colt was sold here
Monday Tor $40.
The sparows are about 10 destroy
everything here.
Rcys. overly and Miller went 10
Princeton Friday.
d. Is. Wigginton, of Dogwood. was
IN town Tuesday.
James Hawthorne, of Princeton. was
In town Tuesday.
J. 5. BuW, u Morgan6cld. was here
The first u the week.
a proinctcd meeting begins at tho
Baptist church Sunday night.
Mrs. J. l.. Doom and children. Of
Aaalea, have been visiting relative.
here.
r. T. Duncan and family, Of Dycus.
bury, will move To Frcdonia in a few
days.
VIM. Calvert and two sons hay,
returned from a visit To relatives il
Illinois.
Prof and Mrs. W. =. brewer bcea,
teaching Monday with seventy pupil
enrolled
Misses Isabel lIowcrton and Nelli,
Turley are attending school at ST
Vincent.
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Carrsville.

Rev ]. S. Roe and wife were here
Sunday,
=. ~ Boyd went To Marion last
Saturday
Miss Jessie Shousc has gone To visit
at StuRis
Miss lnez Nilsson, Of Hampton. is
visiting here.
Charles Black, u joy, was here Sat.
urday evening,
Ruby and Harry Boyd returned from
StuRia Saturday.
Will Thompson and r. N. McGrcw
were here Saturday.
w. Hugh Watson H. suffering from
neuralgia II the teeth.
DR.. e. T.. Crawford was here las,
week doing dental work.
Mis- Lucy ThrclkcId. u Smithland.
Is here visiting relatives.
Dr. o. r. Kidd and viii bridge,
were In raducah las, wcck.
&. W. Hcnslcy, Jake May and Ca
Foster, each drove in bunch Of hog
last week.
Jesse Thrclkcld, Of Dulcy Blud. WA
here Saturday and purchased a bran,
new buggy
Watson Markey, u bayou. came 4
Saturday To enter our school whicI
began Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hodge. Hal Pay
den and Thomas Ruttcr. u Good Hop,
were here Saturday.
Prof Charles Ferguson came In las
Thursday and has been minglng wit
the patrons of our school.
Eugene Wright. Of Iiazclton, Kan.
who has been here visiting. rcturne
home the flut Of the week.
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Piney.

Health is very good here at present
Brother Stone preached 70 a large
congregation Sunday.
George Babb. Rufe and Ewell Little
went 70 Marion Monday
Several from here attended the meet
INK al Blackford Sunday night.
Walker q Mcconnell have moved
their saw mill 20 this neighb0Fhood
FINS Nichols and wife, q Prov
denos, attended church at Enon Sunday
morning.
Mn Lamar. who died az Evansville
Saturday night, vas burned az Shady
Grove Sunday.
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Crooked Creek.

Health Is good here.
Making molassc i, all the 20.
Look out for a wedding soon.
Some corn ground is being broke.
Now is the time to subscribe for uir
RECORD.
John Alexander visited T. c. Cues,
Sunday.
John Il. Marvel went to Morganaeld
Tuesday.
R. l. Thurman visited lee Burklew
Saturday.
Ebb Guess Is teaching singing
school here.
John Donald and family visited Geo.
Johhsons Sunday
Roy Hughes, Of Bethel. visite,
friends here Sunday.
Walter Thurman and family visitc,
friends at Chapel Hill Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hard has been sick 70,
the last week but is able 10 teach he
school this week.
Uncle Pitt Gass, highly rcspcctc,
citizen Of Pleasant Ridge. died Sa,ur
day and wss buried here Sunday
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Notice.

All parties holding claims against the
estate Of 7. A. McAmis deceased. are
hereby notified to present same ppp.
erly proven within W days from date
hereof TO the undersigned Administer.
tor at Tolu NY, and those owing his
erta,c mus, prepare 10 meet their in.
dcb,cincss AZ once. | al,o have ~,
OF store room fixtures including count.
crs, show cases, etc, for sale the prop.
er,y Of said dcce,icnt This Aug. Y.
1905.
! NIT SHEPHERD. Admr.
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Must
Sleep.

II you cannot, !, IS due 10 an
irritated or congesied state Of
the brain, which will soon de-
yelope into nervous prostration
Nature demands sleep, and
i, is as important as food il
is a par, Of her building and
sustaining process. This period
Of Inconsistencies relaHes the
mental and physical strain, and
allows nature 70 restore e1-
haus,ed vitality.
DR.. Miles Neryine brings
refreshing sleep, because ii
soo,hes the irritation and re-
moves the congestion.
Il is also a nerve builder; II
nourishes and strengthens ey-
cry nerve in your body, and
creates energy in all the organs.
Nothing will give strength
and vitality as surely and
quickly as DR.. Miles Nervine.
during The past winter I bad two
aftrrEs - laGrrpe which In me
very weak and n BAD condition. |
was ~ r.rgslr ! could Mt sleep. Ny
wife. after tryinE different remedies.
went f0r Doctor IhF d0rirr vas
out. and nr.ghi0f REQ nmsndsd ".
MIfs Seryrs ana t1s brought home
a bottle lad not slept f1f some time.
and ild terrible pains in ny head.
AFTER taking a few doses - Serlus
ths pain vas rnt - s-F-fs. ard ]
rirut I am now uklrg The second
bottle and Hn Ntry much improved
HENRY a SMITH rndsrhli. VI
Or Niles n.rdns 10 sold By your
druggist. Nho Viii GUARANTEES that the
frtt bottle sill benefit " u faAt, he
viii refund y0yr money
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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LOCAL NEWS
Dycusburg.

A dance was given al The hall N
Monday evening.
Hr and Mn. Charles BraSher went
U P2ducsh Sunday
Miss Lula Plan, wss q guest Of Miss
Khea Cooksey last week.
Mr. Eewland, ofCsroin, Ind, visited
relatives here this week.
Nr. and Nh. 7 F. Charles, u Bra
I'll, Tenn, are ggests Of rela,iyes
here
Mr.. Laura Lgckett end little sgns.
II Ed9yyiIIe, are quests Of Nr. Z. J..
Brown
Eddie Hayward and little sons, Of
Marvin visited Miss Cure Grsyes re-
Gently
our school is now in progress With
Mr. Wicker and Nf. plan, a. our
teachers.
Mn. James Dgyall and Misses Net,is
Hltrhei and ora Dalton are visiting II
Padgcah.
Mn. ]. p. Brzsey, little son and
daughter are visiting relative IN
Hontefa.
Miss Annie Strong, of Livingston,
visited Miss Marion Richard Saturday
and Sunday
Fred Ranage. Sam Cassidy, little
Fddie Barnes and Emma Steele are On
the sick list.
The protracted meeting al the ". 4.
church closed Sunday night with sever
al conventions.
Hss Dorothy Charles, u Livingston
county, spent several days with rela
,iyes here last week.
Mr Sale and daughter, Miss Lillian,
who have been guests q relatives here
Tor some time. returned " their hon,
IN Missouri Sunday
The infant son of Mr. and Mn
w. y. Decker died August 20 and wa
Inferred the following day al th'
Groves Chapel cemetery.
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Vernon Fox, after several days H.
ness, ID again at his school.
Ask r, B. Clement bow he enjoyed
the camp meetings.
VIII ordwsy and J. T. Canada, Of
Crsyueyille, were the guests Of c. W.
Fox Sunday.
Vernon and Raymond Fox we're the
guests Of Jessie Tyner. Of Tyners
Chapel. Sunday.
Mr. Mar Belm a. is visiting rela.
tyes in this section.
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SEVENTEEN DOLLARS
and A BILL BOOK
Lost and Finder Nay Have all but
One Dollar.

On Sunday, August -. there was
lost In the smoking car u the I. e.
road, somewhere between Hoigcns.
vile and Dckoycn. an aligator.skin.
small, folding bill book. There wcrc
twelve OF fifteen dollars currency and
two silver dollars therein. The finder
can have the puu, and an the money
II they return one u the silver doIlar,
which vas a trade dollar u ls7n and
was a lo,kct which opened secretly and
had wuman's picture therein. lfthr
finder all return this 10 Conductors
W. 7. Colmcsnil or ]. W. Chance. II
the !. c. road, no questions will b.
asked and a reward will be paid Tor
same. Yours very truly.
W. II, NgruERLASD. vice prcsiden,
3rd National Bank.
SIT Louisville. Ny,
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View.

Jasper Riley Of Kuinwa. Ia visit.
INK relatives in this section.
O. 5. knight makes his daily trims
to The Great Riley mines.
j. D. Hodge, was in Marion sa,ur.
day
W. II. Binkly was in town Saturday.
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Starr.

Hats, caps. boots. shoes all kinds u
dry goods. groceries and notions All
kinds u produce wanted AZ
Carl 7 BUTCHER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14

WEDDING BELLS,

Marriage licenses hayi been issued
to the following couples
Curtis Bullock g. Of Crescent, and
Julia A. Chase, rs, Of Provo. these
were married here yesterday by Judge
Booth
George a. Harmer, 81, and Alice PEN
nington, o. both Of SpringNiNe
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BALLOTS COUNTED
BY CITY COUNCIL.
Dr.. Conroy Wins MayorShip by
Small Observation-Disclosures
Republican.
BEET GROWERS GET BIG SUM.
For Beets Delivered the Past Month
Amalgamatcd Sugar Factory Inn
portant Local Financial Factor.

ogden. Nov, 1.-THE city council at
It's regular session last night. counted
the ballots cast at the recent CITY cleo
tlon, which show the following results,
First Ward--Mayor Kuchler. j35,
Conroy $50. Recorder Crtchlow $50;
Bragonje i6i Auditor Stanford 725;
Wade, 400 Treasurer Halvorson sos
Riley, 564. Attomey Bagley, G5S Da-
Wis, 4S2. Judge Murphy I2S, Council
man, Austin, 500, Emmett 316.
Second Ward-Kuchler $40 Conroy,
ass. Critchlow. IA; Bragonie $40.
Stanford, 45S; Wade 8it, HalVerson.
AS; Riley. 1855. Bagley i42. Davis,
854. Murphy 492. Councilman. Pow
ers 421; Tracey. 396.
Third Ward-Kuchler 1856 Conroy.
4GS Critohlow. $50; Bragonie, 33S,
Stanford 800 Wade, 43l Halyerson,
b73; Riley. 3i1. Bagley SAG; Davis,
81 Murphy, 54. Councilman. Dana,
443; Thomas, 1876,
Fourth Ward-Kuchler, 72l; Conroy,
722. Critchlow. 1910; BraEonic, i79,
stanford, SCI, Wade. 5j3 Hulyerson,
905, Riley, 49S. Bagley S34; Davis,
b5S. Murphy, 912 Councilman, Brown.
632; Flygare, IS3.
Fifth Ward-Kuchlcr $50, Conroy,
645. Critchlow 1928; Bagonie 4GS.
Stanford, 72l; Wade. 49, HaNersou.
67l; Riley 53i, Bagley, 627; Davis. 577.
Murphy 742, Councilman, Dickson,
59i; Lockhoad Sol,
Conroys majority 2GO.
Total vote. 5G26.
The council decided to pay the cleo
ton Judges and allow rentals for the
polling places at the same rate as in
previous years
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BIG MONEY FOR FARMERS.
Handsome Returns for Months Out
nut Of Sugar Bcets,

ogden. Nov 1.-THE Amalgamated
Sugar company is today distributing
over 100000 to the beet growers for
the Ogden factory district This is the
second monthly payroll to the beet
growers. Last month, however, only d
few beets had arrived at the factory
when the payrolls were made out anu
only a little over $4,000 was paid out
for beets Besides the payments for
boets this month the regular payroll iot
employees OF the company amounting to
over $4,000 Is being made, making to-
tai of about $4,000 distributed al
ready this year among the farmers and
factory employees, which is mostly put
Ipto circulation through the local banks,
the merchants receiving the greater
part Of this money There VIII likely
be only one more payment this year Tor
neets, the middle of next month, when
similar amount will be disbursed,
The farmers of Weber ana adjoining
counties have learned through expert
cnce that the raising OF sugar beets Is
one of the surest and most profitable Of
crops. The ogden sugar factory is one
of The greatest blessings that has ever
come TO this county as II provides
work for a large force of men for sew
cral months every fan in running the
factory. il also gives the farmers a sure
crop with excellent returns for their
summers labor, and in turn helps all
lines of business as the beet producers
spend their money freely, putting sew
eral hundred thousand dollars into cir
culatlon IN this city. An Office force or
six clerks has been busy this week
checking over the books from the val-
Gus Weighing stations established by
the factory.
When one stops to think that the local
plant Is only one of four large sugar
factories owned and conducted by the
Amalgamnted Sugar company. whose
headquarters are in this city, he can
begin to appreciate the value of the. SUI
gar industry TO Utah and her neighbour
ing states.
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CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
CLYDE Moore Undcr Arrest for Brutal
~ Beating Two-Ncar-Old Son.

ogden. Nov lion complaint OF Mrs.
Annie Beech, clyde Moore. who lives
al 1910 TWeaty-ifth street, was placed
under arrest yesterday afternoon on the
charge of cruelty assaulting his TWO
little children The complaint charges
that he cruelty beat his little boy =
years old named Alvin Moore. After
the Issuance Of the warrant for his ar
rest Sergeant Tout went TO his home
ana took him in custody He put up
bail for his appearance, Mrs. Beech
with other neighbors have complained
10 the police "a number or times or
Moores extreme harshness to his chil-
dren the youngest Of whom Is but sew
en- months old. Il Is claimed that he
uses a razor strap on the little tots,
whipping them brutally, their screams
with pain and anguish from HIS cruel
~ attracting the nelghbors, who VIII
appear IN court agalns, him.
Al the police station Moore admitted
90 Searganta Tout and Chambers that
he beats hls children with % razor strap.
The officers visited the home and had
the little boy stripped and examined
his body which now plainly shows the
marks made a week ago yesterday oy
the fathers brutal beating with a strap
and the little Fellows legs are black
and blue from more recent cruel pun"
ishment inflicted by the father Mrs.
Moore saws he took the little seven
inonths-old babe By the throat few
days ago and choked Il because it
would not obey his command 10 be
still How a man could treat his 1T
lie children In such brutal manner
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Are You ENGAGED?

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels
c.u be avoided by keeping their dlges-
tons in good condition with Electric
Bitters. s. A. Brown. OF Bennettsvlle,
S. c.. says: For years, my wife suf-
fered Intensely from dyspepsia, compn-
Gated with a torpid liver, until she lost
her strength ana vigor. and became
mere wreck Of her former self Then
she tried Electric Bltters, which helped
her at once and finally made her en-
tirely we'll She is now strong and
healthy" Il. c, NJ. I. Drug Dept, sells
and guarantees them, at soc a bottle,
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| oday s Ogden News

been committed 20 the Crlttenton home
by Judge Patton, and Louise Eastman
has been sent to the Reform school by
his honor IL was "a most pitiful sigh.
beheld by the arrestlug officers TO see
these two young girls at nearly o clock
yesterday morning I'm twenty
street restaurant with the former
mother, drinking with some gamblers.
and conducting themselves IN a very
improper manner, The men who were
with them made their escape through
a back door, but the mother and two
girls were taken TO the police station.
Mrs. wilbur who Is addicted to using
intoxicants, was sentenced 10 10 days
In the city JAIL II her daughter does
not conduct herself as she should do,
she will be sent TO the Reform school
as her mother r. the wrong Kind OF
company for girl Of tender years.
PURYEAR DAMAGE SUIT,
The case Of o. L. Puryear against
the Union Pacific Railway company a
spuit TO recover $4,000, alleged TO be
due for personal injuries sustained by
plaintiff while employed by the railroad
company, as brakeman, occupied the
attention Of Judge Howell ana jury
all day yesterday and today In the dis.
trict court
THREE COUPLES WE'D.
Marriage licenses We're granted by
the county clerk to the following cou-
pies.
Edward Jessop, o. and Miss Allie
Baxter co. both Of ogden city.
William Lloyd %, and Miss Hattie b,
Wilfang, IS, both of ogden City, These
We're married at the county clerks oiiic'
by Elder George Richie.
Edward D. Kinney %, OF Pocatello,
and Miss Minnie Dermody p, Of Ogden
CITY. These were married this morn
ing at the ST. Joseph church, Rev.
Father Cushnahan officiating.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
IN Old Kentucky" will be played at
the Grand Opera House Wednesday
night
Commissioner o, =. Madison has gone
TO Goldheld ON mining business
John G. Tyler, who Is managing the
Utah Construction Company's work at
Oroyine California, Is In ogden for a
few days lie reports the construc-
ton work along the line of the West
ern Pacific as progressing satisfactory
u,
The Fourth ward chrysanthemum
show is attracting considerable atten-
ton this week
At the regular meeting of the board
Of county commissioners the matter of
granting permission To the Utah Light
& Railway company TO change the
present county road To Huntsville and
Eden was briefly considered, and the
board decided to give the ueogle I'M
terested an opportunity to 20 over the
proposed route Thursday and then
they will decide on the petition.
b. f. Cummings, who has been in Og-
den for several days on business, re-
turned to Salt Lake last evening,
Suit has been filed I'm the Second
district court by Pacific collection bu-
rcau against Thomas DOMAIN ct al, tu
recover Sji5.jG, alleged to be due on
uromissory notes dated Aug is, 1900
payable to the Cooperative Wagon &
Machine company, which notes have
been transferred to the plaintiff in this
action.
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, Advertisements for the Daily
saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
The Salt Lake office.
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PROVO DEPAR TMENT.


ton on the 1th by the city council last
evening showed that the following num-
Der OF votes had been cast for each
nominee.
Mayor. Il. Frishy (R) 1,OS9, VIM.
NJ. Roylance 90, 1,0i9
Recorder-Wm. f. Harding (RD,
l.lOS; George 3, Peay Cd, lob.
Treasurer--MrsE Emma S. Simons (R),
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nrsrREr EVENING NEWS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "A, 1905

lose Mrs Amanda II Young Cd,
1,0S,
Marshal-silas l.. Alfred tR), $40
VIM. X. Henry Cd, i,i75.
Attorney--D. II Thomas (R), 1918.
Frank A McGraw %, 9l3,
Justice of the Peace-A A. Noon (R),
1901 NJ NJ KELLOGG "a
Councilmen. First Ward-R, G. Wat
kins CRJ. 1855; Wilford r. Giles Cd,
212.
Councilman. Second Ward-Ralpn
Poultou O) l1S ". u. Alexander
do, 100
Councilman Third Ward Charles H.
Miller Or, 30l Candy scott 90 222'
j, NJ Jensen O}D, to am uneXplred term
OF Jesse Harding, 309
Councilman, Fourth Ward-Gcorgs
Powelson CR), goa, Thomas T. Pierpont
90. 1902
Councilman, Fifth Word--J r. Sny-
der OR), 22S, Moroui Snow CO., 1853.
There were a few scattering votes for
various Offices, one lady receiving one
vote for mayor
The recorder was instructed to Issue
certificates to those elected.
The matter OF the Brigham Young
university paying a license for conduct
ing dances, was referred to the commit
tee on license.
The application Of clay Spencer. pre-
scented at a former meeting for the
privilege OF operating a portable lunch
wagon, was denied on an adverse re-
port OF the committee on license.
The matter OF defending the council
men i'm the damage suit brought by
Wilson s. Bowen who claim damages
by reason OF dead fish being 0oated
down Provo river into the lake, near
she Provo Lake resort was referred
TO the committee on judiciary and the
city attorney, with power to act
The bond Of the city treasurer for the
ensuing year was fixed at $4,000
ALTON PACKARD'S LECTURE.
The lecture by Alton Packard the
cartoonist. was attended by large
audience m College nan last evening.
MIR Packard is a very successful eu-
tcrt8iucr pnl thoroughly pleased the
/ audience for an hour and n half with
his clever sketches Of Uncle sam s
Folks and Nl,h comments on their
peculIautles,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Judge Booth has rendered q decision
| I'm the case OF Bengt Johnson w Abra-
| ham p. Johnson involving the value of
certain crops from land decided TO de-
PENDANT by plaintiff from which de-
| PENDANT was to pay plaintiff one-halt
of the crops during plaintiffs He.
| Judgment is for plaintiff for Sl2O for
| Sl3O3 and $3.50 for Sl9O4
IN the matter OF the petition Of BEN
| iamin Argyle Tor the removal Of Will
/ liam j.. Pace as administrator of the
| estate Of Caroline Pace, deceased tine
petition has been granted and BcujI-