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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

sono NUui retarded by low tempaialure
anu iO some eastern localities by OK
,''.''e moisture, bat tho condition OF
,n' crop lH otherwise generally Aatis.
h'loll ana win return 10 warmer
W,1W'l rapid growth is expected, con.
tIhurI wet WuaMer In eastern countlos
nus prevented the completion Of seed.
Iht. hong corn lB Wlll being planted.
bl1Ns Hay crops hlyo Grown slowly
owing 10 cold weather. ana Il ls proba.
OIo lhol hoylDR VIII not be commenced
nN soon aN was expected but tho pros.
llDl H fllll good Tor Il satisfactory
NI,Il, range grass continues excellent
N'golablrs. Pointing NJ polntoee cons
Wiugt carry potatoes suffered some lo.
,a damage from frost, early boo,s arc
hahlng good growth ana some fields
gre nearly ready for lhHnmg fnrmors
m custom counties hnyo been unable IN
nh'eh beet planting, owing TO excess of
moisture IN the soil
0lurk Range cattle are thriving ana
PO'llnR ON ilosh rapidly, sheep ara dos
lnR wei except I'm eastern districts
whore stormy weather caused heavy
lo.Fes oi late spring lambs, some sheen
remain lo bo Hholrod
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KANOSH.
BouNrEOuS CROP PROSPECTS
run IN Abundance Isccpi Peach and
Plum iillle noy's Iyo uuri,
Spoclu Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Nnnosh, Willard CO., May l6. Never
nave the farmers spring prospects bccn
brighter here than at present, And ali
KINDS " fruit promise abundance oNs
,Vpl the peach ana plum, nellhor of
winch has showed nv IA blossou OK.
ccpl the neglected potnVnionlo
Shoopmon generally report satlslactow
rolUlnS, ana The cUltlomou arc hopoful
Nv lho range prospects arc GOOD
Horses are moro valuable than I'M tbo
posl and the mule idea has como To lho
cast side OF the county This sprlnp
many hundreds Of dollars have been
invested In Jacks, Two Of our pros
gressiyc citl2ons have imported nm nm.
Client bonNl, with u voice llko "A chill.
opo, ana ears large enough to honr n
bahhiul lovers whisper,
We were recently irontcd ia tho nav.
n sight Of two rNroad box cars rolling
Vlo town Mr. George Turner now bns
'pcso elevated 10 Il suitable height and
W. built tho most rommodio,s man
} Y ana Garage house IN the county,
. same gontlcman IN also nnishlnp
=, M now residence.
; Rarlos Turner recently returned
y Salt Lake Clty with his littln siy,
Mold son. who had undergone nm
,ptlon AT the hands Of spoeinlllst
I'VE trouble, The little follow wns
.Hng nonr hlg grandpa, who ,yns
Upg an iron whom il IL pnpposod
nA particle OF iron flow INTO mo
MI eve llo said little but shortly
urlully blind with that eye. soma
pposaS recovery Of It's slsnt now op.
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Tho sontlment expressed In the cill'
gcns' mass meeting held Thursday
night proved clearly that murray
Wishes 60 control her own schools ~
dependent Of county superVlsion' tho
COUNTY superintendent Of schools was
progout defending NV aide ~ the quoH.
lion, but the city officials were prepared
TO counterfeit any argument maj mlBnt
come w,
FIRST OFFICIALS NOMINATED,
The citizens OF West Jordan met May
~ IN caucus for the purpose or non'
mating officials for Jordan city, consist
inn OF mayor, counollmon, city marshal
tronsurer and recorder, II IN supposed
there 'ylll be three tickets IN the held
,ltlzans' independent and Socialist,
each party antlclpatlng victory
MURRAY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
Tho bid made by Miller.cnhoon
q CO., 20 place boxes for IRE oSs
tIngui0hers was reported by councilman
Powell The oompnnys lowot ngufo
IL $40,
street the road supervisor was author.
Igod 20 employ more assistance,
A Hell telephone was ordered estaD'
lIshed IN the city jail,
The architects Ertkinc n Lunbrook,
who drew up the plans for the city
courthouse, presented their bill for
$3.50 a number OF minor bills were al
lowed
POLICE OCCURRENCES
Marshal Mauss last sunday arrested
two miners from Park city, Thomas
Downey and Mike Welch, for drunken
ness ana for disturbing the peace,
They were fined 40 each,
some oxoitonvnt was caused last
Monday by j, u, Johnson chasing his
WAS taken into custody ana fined si9,jo,
STORE BURdLARIlED,
Homo burElara onlered James Gil.
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HIGH COUNCIL SESSION.
psfellowNh John T. clark ~ serlous
Offsnse charged Against thna Mason,

offsnse charged AHn'ns' mas Mnson'
Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co, May ao--Somo timo
ngo anonymous lettors were circulated
among local church authorities IN thlN
section, ana probably IN other parts OF
the state, containing sorlptural QuolN'
lions, ana their Interpretation by the
writer, from which he reached the oons
chpIon that very important events
would transplro this year among them
being The bringing forth Of the sealed
portion OF tho plates from the unsoAlcd
portion OF which the Book Of Mormon
was translated II was supposed that
John r. clark OF this city was the 0u.
thor Of the letter and tho Blshoprlc Of
the FIFTH ward investigated tho case
ana dlsfollowahipped him. lilo appealed
TO the HIgh Council, and Thursday
evening that body acted on the case,
Tho result II SGT forth In the following
communication from Il, H. Holt, clerk
Of the High Council
AT n special session OF tho lIgh
Council of tho Utah stake OF Zion,
held Mt Provo, Thursday, May ~, 1905,
charges against John II, Clark, ny pre-.
scented IN tho papers ana lndlnga "
tho Bishops court Of the Firth ward
OF Provo, were considered also HIS
answer and appeal The charge against
the accused was "unchrlatlnnlko con-
duet In that no has by circular letter
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TO OGDEN
SUBSCRIBERS.

ogden subscribers of tho "Nows' viii
,o pleaeed 20 learn that the new train
service Of tho oregon short Line cna-
Mes the "Ncws" TO make delivery OF
,bo last edition OF the paper In Ogden
n, IN, same time as In Salt Lake, nance
10 at o'clock p, M This win also
,,aeo tho News" IN ogden n, about the
,,mc time an tho last editions Of tho og'
den papers are issued,
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SMITHS FLOUR

ana by conversation mnctlonod and
| promulgated charges ugHins the
church Of Jesus Christ Of l1ltouduP
! saints ana the leading nuihurIt,s
| thereof IN That he declares thai thr
manifesto respecting polygnmy a.
| covenant with death or agreement Win
/ hell thereby sowing the seeds Of dls.
union In the church ana dIHlruu IN Nh,
leading authorities thereof"
\ number ~ the points In said letlD'
and answer were discussed M length 400
the council, but the accused plll MAIN
tanned herotloal ideas and tho stand n
had ilrsl taken,
Tho president rendered his decision,
which confirmed the notion ~ the
Bishops court and communicated
John 7, Clark from the church Of Jesus
Christ Of Lnttor.day saints The coun.
ell sustained the decision unanimously,
H. H. HOLT, Clork " Council
DEATH or j, r, MCLAUGHLIN,
John r Mclaughlin an aged miner,
died al the county lnnfmnry yesterday
from Kidney trouble Tho deceased
was born May /, 1899, IN Green county,
Tennessee, lie was unmarried, Tho
funeral took place today from Berg
& Sons undertaking parlors under the
direction Of Rev r. II ScruRRs OF the
llnptlHl church, the deceased being Of
that falth,
ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
Charles Meosom, ~ Lake shore, n
married man about " years Of age, was
arrested yesterday by Deputy Sherff
Barnett and taken before Justice Franz
cla ON u charge Of felony committed
win n l0'yoar.old girl percs Mckee,
lie waived examination ana was bound
over 10 await the action OF the district
court In $1,000 bail The officers think
they have other cases Of n similar ma
ture against Measom, Both he and
the Rlrl were witnesses IN the case
against Earl Brooks In tho Fourth
district court IN which Young Brooks
was convicted ~ a felony with an older
sister Of the glrl IN this case, Deputy
sheriff Barnett NJ the time young
Brooks was arrested believed Mea-
som was guilty OF similar crime and
his investigation resulted In The arrest
Of Mcasom,
GARDEN CITY NOTES
Salt Lake parties are erecting on ar.
tihcnl ice plant on the Smith min site,
north Of the city
Tho state board ~ insanity were IN
session here yesterday, lrane0ctlng the
usual routine business at the state
mental hospital
=, a, konnor was down from Salt
Lake yesterday
Dr. H. NJ, Hardy medical superln.
tendont Of the state mental hospital
who has been seriously IN for some
time ~ conyalcsoing
The Eureka ball team and the Pro.
vo football team VIII play here on
Memorial day
Tho pupils Of the public schools arc
taking grent interest IN the contest In
track and field sports TO be held be-
tween he schools on May 81,
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SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT,
Fourteen out Of Possible Forty Refuse
Proffersd certificates Of Graduation,
Special Correspondence,

npeclhl Noffehponuenco'
Ncphl, Juab Co., May 1.-THE com.
mencoment exercises Of the eighth
grade graduates OF the Neph schools
which were given IN the stake house TO-.
night were very pretty, but developed
4 surprise,
The class II 10 strong ana has been
preparing the exercises for some time
past, all the members taking part win
the expectation that most OF them
would pass the examination required
for entry into the high school,
The numbers Of the program consist =
cd Of class songs, original papers, rocl.
lations ana the vnodIotory, ana wore
Of extra mort,
AZ the conclusion Of tho exercises
Principal christensen, IN mn lmpne'
stoned speech, declared that the exam
ming board which ls composed OF tho
county superintendent Of schools, and
the principal Of the Nophl high school,
had that afternoon determined 10 pass
only n out Of the 40 examined, and
~ u result tho class had met and nm
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anImously decided not TO accept the
certificates of those who had passed
the examination,
The county superintendent explained
that tho papers would be opon ,O I'M,
epecllon by any who shall ho chosen by
the parents nv an lnycstlga lion com
mittce ana that tho state supcrlnlonA.
ont would be invited ~ Interfere In
the interests Of peace,
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! Knew no one Tor Y wooks when
! was mck WIN w n and kidney
plttsburg, Pa, "and WI got ho,ior
although | had one Of bost doc,ors
! coulu kot was pehl u\hlo and had
70 rec, my nhnle ON lnytcos when I
WNlked IRON MS ,oilN affection I
was rosouod py Eie'lllG Nor, which
restored my ncInnl'h ana lurth and
'fhoy are simply wondorfuA gun,an.
loed 70 cure et9mn'h, ,nNpI NJ kidney
q p,,on eGa AZ :" - ." y " Dept
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Tho Diamond Cure,

The latest news from Paris, IT, that
they have discovered diamond cure
for consumption, II You fear consump.
llon for Pneumonia, II VIII, however, be
best Tor You TO take MAT great remedy
mentioned by W. !, McHeo, OF vanleer,
yonrs Nothing helped me, until ! took
Dr, Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
gnvo Instant relief, ana affected per.
menent cure" unoqualod quick cure,
for Throat and Lung Troubles, At n
G, NJ. l. Price bOc and $500, guaran.
tood, Trial bottle free,
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MEMORIAL SERVICES,

special memorial services wora h,ld
nj no Beaver branch NJ Il Y, L. Oh
sunday last IN memory Of tho young
man Moses Wilson, who WAS Killed al
lho electric light power house nA,
Nook, Tho cSercIsoa Were very Inn.
plo'slNo' We class Of 1905 taxing pom.
mon pert IN tho services Moses nav.
lng been 4 mombct OF nat nlasg. ana
he would have gradplod At commence.
mont with high horNH
The weather ~ prynl iH beautifully
warm aud crops are (oWlng nnpIy
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PETERSON
s,oekyard mutt by Railroad E,L.
strom of milton Hart IN u

Special Correspondence,
Peterson, Morgan Goa May ATbo
railroad company has butt AoUk
yard AT the depot for conYen.tk ~
stock men, IN shipping stock Mia
IL getting quite II shipping poinl(
Alfred Bohman, an aged resdAof
this place, " critically sick with l..
plloalIon Of stomach troubles,
The farmers prospects FOR crops \,
favorable, The range ana hills I
lovely,
on last Monday John Ecksirom,l
Milton, while ncropng with tcam, A
on the scr0ner and broke some Of !,
ribs.
Mrs Joseph Jensen, Mrs llo,
ard Randall ana Mrs, Charles Tuck
are critically H.
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GARLAND,
Lessons In boxing nnj FoneIng Delight
Cd WIN California TRIP,

Special Correspondence.
Garland, BoSclder co., May ls,.-Prof
Lucln Mare Crlstol, oX.llghtWelght
champion wrestler OF the world and
master,at.arms, In In Garland giving
q course IN boxing ana fencing TO u
number OF young men Al this place,
Tho professor gave an exhibition Tues.
day night Of his methods of boxing
ana fonclng, which drew quite large
crowd Of tho young mon,
Moslah Evans ana his son, NJ, u, EYs
ans, returned Tuesday from their two
weeks vacation, which was spent IN
Los Angeles, cal, whore they accom-.
panied the Commercial club, They
the country visited ana report hay,
Ing had a thoroughly delightful trip,
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYO,
snEEpuERDER MURDERED.
John llllol, IN jnll Accused NJ the s,ny.
ing ~ James :. Mcclure,

'P''l'l correspondence,
Rock Springs, May iS.-Yostorday
morning carly word came TO Rock
epIIhEa mat ono jas, y, Mcclure had
p'cn FOUND murdered M sheep camp
ABOUT nine nlloa from here. The cor.
nn'r WIN 20 jury won't ont ana brought
lIr BODY I'D Tho city and summonod
Wllnefses 10 appear AZ tho inguest'
Whlch was commenced tonight, but ow.
be Adjourned llll tomorrow morning AZ
10 O'clock w
llowoyor sufficient evidence was pro.
gucol 10 show that the man had boon
Ioully murdered. John Elliott, a com.
plhion hhcophordor Is now In the e.un.
w gay, charged WIN the deed. Both
been drinking heavily Thoy had been
ON the most friendly terms ana tho
motive for the killing IL done BY El.
Iiott In past finding ont,
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ondolred her TO the hearts Of nll with
Whon she was acquainted Her demise
u sad blow TO the family who hu,o
me sympathy NJ the entire community.
we nave u new steam gow mill mt
up ~ me Timber which WIN be running
IN full blast I'M about "A Woot
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.


n, y, Leek, Of Concord, Ky, says
"For 20 years | suffered agonlos, with
q sore on my upper lip, 10 painful,
sometimes that could noe eat, After
voinly trying everything else, | cured
II, with Bucklcns ArnlcN Salyo," It's
great for burns, cut and wounds, At
u, G, NJ, l. Drug Dept, Only Zoe,
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A curpriae Party

\ pleasant surprise party may no
glycn to your stomach and liver. by
taking "A medicine which win relieve
lhor pain ana discomfort viz, Dr.
Kings Now llfo plla They are "A
most wonderful remedy anordmg puro
relief and cure, for headache, dizziness
and constipation, Doe at ~ G, 81 l.
DRUG Dept,
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PROVO.

The Daily News In delivered by carrier
IN Provo early every evening tSundays
eNcoptod) IN the Same torme as ~ Salt
Inko-i5 conta por month, Al complaints
loQucnla for changes ~ address ana pay
J. Dupdnlc, 312 west an North street
Provo Advertisements aud ordorp Tor
church works also received,
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BEAVER.
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
Memorial services In llonor ~ student
Moses Wilson

Moses Wilson
Special Correspondence,
Beaver Guy Beaver CO.. NAV Il. .
A short session Of the Tlh ullcnl
dlrlrlot court was held here yosinrJpy.
About The only business done WUs a.
hear divorce eases fIral lnao
rhumpfon secured n divorce from A.
H. Thomproni cuurc, dosorlIm ana fnil.
Urr 70 support Amelia Ann Johnson
Nla divorced from ThomW johnson.
Top drunkenness aud nonpuppoi,
a few minor Afairs wo.u attended,
e. md court adjourned unlil October,
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Not n cent wanted, unless YOU arc
cured. II you are sick and alling take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea, A
great blessing TO the human family
Makes you well--keeps YOU we'll 81
cents Tea or Tablets, AJAX your drug
giBt,
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NcaulIfy your complexion with uuo
cost 4 yen wish smooth, clear.
croam'lIkc complexion rosy cher,ks
laughing oyoF take llollWoT'a Rocky
Mounluln Ten, greatest henutlAor
known, 30 coule hBk your diurrIfI.
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,one,prc You slok2 Headache, foul.
IN ylo appetite, lack energy, pnln
MAJ Nomoch constipation HON..
you WA nn".u,'V'lm i'n VIII MAKO
~" druggist
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LUND, IDAHO.
VISIT ~ the Ntork Outlook prcmlrinp
Tor Farm rfurs

'V''Nl 'hlIrtl nNlunUo,
hnnl NcT Moy No. Fmo weather
pl''0llH hrlc now We have had
llNo Storm hero lhla spring CIoua
Gl, looking hnD and q good prospect
Bonn To- The vito Of n. q. Gardner
g baby Rlli to Mr. ana Mrs A. a.
NhIlrnood 70 baby rIl3 40 Mr. and Mrs
Joseph ONbarrow a baby boy
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tOODRUFF.
"''' WING EXPERIMENTS
Movement . C.. ,
W - Dlrhihefln Victim,

fe -Dlrhiherlu Victim,
'p u,''', londcncc,
* "onsiderlh CO., May l6,--Thoro
poct of bnloJolcing over the pros.
ilshod horoV sugar fHciOry ostab-
ma moyrm( time IN tho future,
during lho Vieh was inOugumtcd
thofongh toeA spring to mako n
soll and ono the AdaplNbllily ~
succession prA conditions for tho
ngsumIng yorHn OF sugar boola, IN
4 wont mani lHclorE proportions
hnyo plnnlod Aors OF the valley
nlpnr bcota foV tracts OF land To
Wo aro worry m(rlmcnlai purpopcs
Intorost tnkon htlo0Hcd 90 note the
roullurul ColloRl,.Vlt'r ny lho Az
Logan, Utah, Ilnu'h, Nluuon ut
and Prof LewiiW MI, ~ ,Wllttoo
these genllomonl' vlllh EU'n OF
with proaidont \ communication
confidence I'm tho 4 p5u,Hlvl 'AproNH
those oNporlmonls[l.ull oVuull, oi
the necessary sooN"u iuLNlhnod
arc being made an NNilI'yn .Nlh
directions for prom VT ,tU'u lull
caring for thor Hmo( .'t wv Wl1
mont " I'r pNp'll'
iN''Ml'R" \urG.
on the suggestion ,,',,
Rich county furmol Nllthoe, n
called Tor june 30 unNHluou II
II IN expected that Il lWndolph.
the a. g, VIII attNlllN'N or
vontlon Ut which the lla 'on-
bllillos of our county luu pohsl"
ana no doubt lead ia lh,uescd,
standing Of our roquiroIV updvrs
The fact that such ~
Stone Of the North ~ CnhlloH
John UoCkwiuh of Hoy bhuk
bank geo u and i u, Cl ~ co.
NoponeCt Land ana LNvoI no
ANA other prominent buHV No!
Evanston, Wyomng, are zen ot
proposition both 0B 10 thoV mo
pertinent ana also the Prov eve
sugar factory is cvldoncolpl
VIII bo something dolng" ulp
tlomon have procured the V'U
an expert beet man" fromI or
city who WI plant ana CnrvN'
acre tract Of boela near thisv,
the event that boota can III III
fully raised II IA proposed
factory that VIII munuiNctuV u
boota TINT can be raised IN vo
River valley extending from "
20 CokeyIllo, which WIN lncluI
100 600 Ncrcs Of available landV
The district school closed lna
after u very aucocsstul echot
Five graduates were glyon d
VIZ, Sllas can Ray Dean. Ellgv
Lilly cook ana Rary Ann Lon
Prof q, D. Cull has been rotni
noXt yoora work making four
sive years us principal OF the 70
DIpHTHEluA CLAIMS ViC
DlphthorIu made lts unwolcom
penrnnoo IN this town about lOv
ago IN the family W l. V, Epsd
The entire family ~ ton.awlth M
oeptlon Of one fonrsyonr'old girl
Guiding tho father and mother
stricken, The dreaded disease clai
one victim Of the family IN tho pei
OF the li-yoaT.old daughter Myrn, \
died Friday morning, ana was bud
tho same night NJ 10 O'clock Nond
the family was phyalcolly able 10 1
low the romans 10 the cemetery
Myra'a gentle ana loving disposit
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Excursion to ogden Sunday MAY
2lWl VIA oregon Short Line. Rnuud
UP only Sl.OO. Take any train up to
1910 r. m, Inclusive,
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Murray Department.

Ia vicinity the branch Office
orders Church Works and advertise
once @ residence MA independent
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TOQUERVILLE.
ENOCH n. NAEGLE DEAD,
Busy and brilliant career ca, Short n
Death,

special Correspondence
Toqucrvllc, Washington Goa May TO-,
Tho many friends and Ocqualnlancos
Of Elder Enoch ~ Maggie viii read
with surprise the announcement Of his
death, which occurred here Sunday,
May Z, of scptomi0 -m0larinl foYor after
an Illness ~ 10 days
Elder Maggie was born IN Toqucwlllc,
Utah AUG, II, 1873, and IL the son ot
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Pooling
With Chance

Using poor -four IN foollng
with chance You won't save
anything and you may lose
whole batch Of bread OCCASION
ally.
There In satisfaction In using
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Tea is a dainty taste and a
dainty feeling.
Coffee Is dainty too, but
another sort altogether,
sssAwi s~. " '""'' wv u''' u"
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

10 he officers previously and expressed
u desire to plead guilty to the charge
ana To enflor the consequences,
John Whnlon, better known mn "Red,"
also consulted with the district nttor-
nry ana expressed n similar desire TO
plead guilty lie admits having entered
the Allen block the early part Of the
month, ana stealing q coat and clock
whlch no later sold TO pawn broker,
GRAND OPENING or SAUCER
TRACK
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IDAHO.
MeekIy cron ana Msnlnsr nnllnlLn

u, ~ Department OF Agriculture Ida.
10 section climate ana crop sprvlro
Weather Bureau Wookly Crop Uul.
loln for the Week Endlng Monday
May l5,
Boise ldo The Temperature rcmaln.
rl below tho normal over tho ,ntlro
H'1lo duMpg the creator Part of tho
WoolG rising slightly above Inc uorn,1l
ON tho lith ana 10Th some froats nr'
rufrol I'm localities, but as ulo. lhe
lowest temperature was ucponplplod
hy clouducH which prevented tbo
formation ol frost Precipitation wls
heavy carly In the Wock In ain but tbo
euuiOWcitDrn counties taking lho form
ol now IN the mountains as well ma In
auUn elevated agricultural digtrlpta'
thN mountain snowfall win assist IA
the How OF streams. near
lho close of the week the woalhcr bc.
Inmo settled, cloar skies prevailing on
! be lblh "
CROPS,
! Fruit lToNs ana high cold wlpds
lusCl some local damage to fruit but
soyt1u6 whore frull n grown I'm com,
(rol1l quantities tho or0p cnn,e
q ouph mo Wool, unharmod strawbcr.
am rlponInR In Canyon county,
soro blooming wen IN elevated dls.
Y rom-GroNDa OF grain has boon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
BAND BENEFIT,

Tho contribution 10 tho Murray band
by tho slylysthrco club bonollt party
win be- some onoourNgement TO ~
members and win assist IN defraylnJ
expenses Tho bnnd Is TO be commend.
cd on iis great Improvement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

horps store, bronRing IN the rear door
The lhloys got away with "a pairs OF
mona nne gloves, three plain band
rings I'VE baby rlnga, i've rng0fn, nY0
watches, ana mn old rusty 3S'cnllbor
revolver Tho thieves as yot have not
been located,