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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
POCATELLO. IDAHO.
HAS REFUGEE WEDDING.
Bannock County AfIalr>--Iady In
jured by Barb Wire Fence.
SpecIal Corresp0ndence

Special Correspondence.
Pocatelo. Idaho, May 3.--Pocatello
has a way of taking a Try at every new
custom that appears on the docket,
this time il is the refugee wedding
with all it's romantic allurelnents. The
parties are Miss Rose Kerr OF San
Francisco and Mr.. Hubert Lowry OF
Lima, Ohio. Miss Kerr passed through
all the horrors Of the great disaster,
losing her home and all that she pos
sessed so as soon as the young couple
could establish communication with
each other they arranged for the mar
riage TO take place here, and the cere-
mony was performed yesterday by
Judge White.
Mrs. A. Hewlett. prominent society
woman here, met with quite a severe
accident last Sunday evening. Mrs.
Hewlett was driving to her home lust
north OF the city and near the end Of
Cleveland avenue she turned from the
avenue intending 10 take a short cut
across a vacant lot, as she had been
In the habit OF doing In the past. but
without her knowledge a barb wire
fence had been placed around the lot
and owing to the darkness Mrs. Hew-
lett did not become aware of IL until
the horse had been cut quite severely
I'm several places, and she and her lit
tie son were thrown from the buggy
to the ground, The lady was quite Sc
verely injured and the horse Will be
on parole for several weeks
a poor fellow in the last stages OF
consumption was picked up by the off,
GERS here this week. When found he
was so weak that he was unable 10
stand He was taken TO the hospital
where he soon passed away, lie gave
his name as Mckennay, but the OFF,
GERS were unable to ascertain from
where he came.
The Red Cross pharmacy here has
opened Headquarters for cast of cloth
ing to be sent to the needy In San
Francisco and the clothes are coming
I'm by the wogan load Each OF the
fraternal orders have also taken up
the cause and are donating freely Of
their means to assist the sufferers.
HAMMOCK COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The county commissioners at yester-
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BLOOMINGTON.
demonstrating Irrigation Works
High Waters on Virgin.

Special Correspondence.
Bloomington, Washington Co., Aprn
ga cold wave is passing over this
part of the country, and was accom-
panied with showers this morning, but
the sun is shining now.
The farmers have put In the dam
across the Santa Clara and expect to
have the new piece Of canal made ana
water turned IN within two weeks.
Bloomington now Is under quaran'
tine regulations, as the scarlet fever
has again made its appearance.
The Rio Virgin continues very high,
and IL Is not easy to cross
The crops are getting very dry as
there has been no rain for some time,
Stockmen report fine feed on the
range now, so one can expect some fat
beef in the near future.
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HUNTSVILLE.
JENs p. PETERSON DEAD.
Honorcd Citizen Lays Down LIES
Cares mt Outright Crop Prospects,

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville, Weber Co.. May 2.--Jens
Peter Peterson, who was born IN Dem
mark, In 1914, and emigrated to Utah
IN 1869. died last Sunday evening at
his home here. He leaves family
consisting of n wife and five children
Elder Peterson was a faithful Lat
ter-day Saint. He has been principal
~ engaged In merchandising aud was
always known 10 be strictly honest, so
much so that he was commonly known
as Honest Peter" His funeral was
well attended today and many words
were spoken In praise of his sterling
character.
The proprietor of one OF the local
saloons, Mr.. Utter. had his face Sc
verely bruised by one of his dlsgrunt-
led patrons.
Prof. Isaac Grow and Principal
Kunz, recently returned from a pleas
ant trip to Logan, Prof Grow says he
feels unusually well paid for the trip.
Nearly all crops are planted and
prospects are good for bountful
harvest.
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ing held his nelghbor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wells. wife OF the late John Wells,
died OF heart failure. She was about
IS years old, and apparently in good
health and the end came suddenly.
The funeral will be held tomorrow In
the South Morgan Westinghouse.
Monday, April 30. clifford, the
li-months old boy OF David A. Robson.
died OF dropsy at Glendale. Kane
county Utah. The remains were
brought home end buried In North
Morgan cemetery today
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TABOR. CANADA.
TRAGIC DEATH OF BOY,
Luke Ralsbeck, Jr,, Killed In Runaway
New Hotel Opened.

Special Correspondence.
Tabor. Alberta, Canada. April Co.
Tabor Is still growing rapidly. with a
fair chance OF her becoming an i'm
portant center. Last night the big
hotel owned by James s. Hull was
opened for business and the opinion is
ventured that not a heater hosiery
can be found in all OF Southern AL
berta The building contains more
than a score OF prettlly furnished
apartments. Mr.. Dobbs has leased
the house for the present.
There are three other hotels here,
all we'll patronized,
The Alberta Electric Light Co. is
preparing To food Tabor with light
within the next three months. The
people are subscribing literally for
that purpose.
Tuesday evening at o'clock the
citizens of Tabor met at the Central
hall and decided 10 observe and cele-
brate Queens Birthday cath of MAY
with spirit and zest. Three commit
tees. numbering five in each. were APP
pointed to draft program. arrange
sports. look up finance. etc.
TRAGIC DEATH OF BOY
Luke Raisbeck, Jr., the l2-year-old
son Of Luke Raisberk. met with o
shocking accident few days ago.
The little fellow was riding on a water
sled drawn by one horse which took
fright and ran away. The boy was
holding some iron stakes In his hand.
and when the sled was overturned the
boy fell IN such a manner that one OF
those blunt irons was driven deep into
his side. causing almost instant death
The boy was an exceptionally bright
and reliable lad, who was well known
here. and will be missed by all. The
remains were placed In the new
cemetery Yesterday
The weather is delightful; but rath-
err dry; still the farmers. undaunted
are busy planting grain trees. and
garden
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NOT If AS RICH AS ROCKEFEL.
IER

II you had all the wealth OF Rockefel.
IeI 'the Standard OIL magnate, YOU could
nio, wy better medicine for howell COM
ela and Dlarrhoea Remedy. The most
eminent physician can not prescribe a
set'er preparation for collie and diarr.
noss, both for children and adults Tho
uniform success Of this remedy has shown
,to be superior to all others. II never
.sns, ana when reduced with water and
S"geu,ehed' Is pleasant TO take. Every
by all druggists. WIN !" 'o''
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BRIGHAM CITY.
COUNCILMAN LUND's FUNERAL
uonored Career Closed In Death
Brigham City News Notes.

specal Correspondence.
brigham City. May 4,--The annual
MI A. conference will be held In the
,abernacle here Sunday, May IL.
David p. Burt has accepted a posi-
,,on with the Stohl Furniture Co.
Elder Rudger Clawson was In town
visiting friends Tuesday.
The Wright family annual reunion
,,,s held in the Third ward meeting
house wednesday, May 2, and the usu-
II GOOD time was enjoyed. One member
81 This family who is living in the
ssst has gathered the genealogy OF the
WrIghts and has now published the
sane. the book contains over 5000
"The city schools will close next
week. Closing exercises will be held
IN the opera house Friday evening
PRIMARY WORKER HoNoRED.
The Primary officers In the city ar
ranged surprise on their stake
nresident. Mrs. Alice NJ. Johnson in
he Third ward hall on the evening of
April 80. The workers presented Mrs.
Johnson with n gold watch as a token
Of the esteem In which she is held by
her fellow workers among the children.
N P. Hansen. the matchmaker, has
decided to take a trip back to his ma
,ive country Denmark. John w.
Peters will occupy his store on Main
street during his absence.
County Treasurer s. N. Cole. who
has been on the sick list for about a
week, is slowly recovering.
Mayor c. Hoist has received from
MAYOR Schmitz Geographic acknowl-
edgments Of the receipt OF the car of
provisions sent from Brigham City to
San Francisco.
RELIGION CLASS ENTERTAIN
MENT.
The Religion class workers OF the
Third and Fourth wards will give an
entertainment In the opera house
MAY 5, there will be 140 performers
who are working hard to make II a
grand success.
preparing to move into their new shop
on Main street.
TABERNACLE SERVICES.
At the tabernacle services last sun
day evening, I.ucius A. Snow took
charge. The speakers were Elder
Charles II. Davis. who left Tuesday
for the Eastern States mission, and
Lucy Walker Klmball Smith, the only
surviving wife OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith, who spoke OF early scenes and
trials Of the Latter-day Saints, and
bore a strong testimony OF the truth
Of the Gospel as revealed through the
Prophet Joseph Smith, said she was a
plural wife before Brigham Young was
the leader OF the Church. 20 that prin-
cple was not introduced by him.
FUNERAL OF COUNCILMAN LUND.
The funeral services over the remains
or City Councilman Lewis j. Lund,
who died Sunday, were held I'm the
Fourth ward westinghouse Tuesday
nj 2 p. m
Mr. Lund had suffered for several
months with cancer in the stomach,
the last few days he was gradually
sinking until death came, as II were
happy release from his pain and suf-
ierins. He was born I'm Bornholm
Denmark, % years ago; he Joined the
l.atter-day Saints and came to Utah
m hn. coming TO Brigham City ir
lSsz Tie was member of the taber-
nacle choir, and leader OF the Fourth
ward choir for nearly 20 years.
lie leaves his aged mother, who Is
nearly W years old, his wife, II chill.
dren and host OF friends, to mourn
his demise. The pail bearers were
Mayor Hoist and members OF the city
council.
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ST. GEORGE.
BANK OF ST. GEORGE
viii Begin Business shortly-success.
full Surgical Operations.
Sneclnl Correspondence

Special Correspondence,
st. George, Washington Co. May /.
There has been scarcely any rain In
st. George for several weeks but the
weather has now turned cooler and
there is strong indications Of storm.
All kinds OF field crops and garden
stuff are making good growth.
BANK OF ST. GEORGE.
The directors OF the bank Of st.
George are making preparations to
start the institution on its course with
I'm short time. County Clerk A. f..
Miles has been chosen cashier, and
has resigned his position with the
county. but his successor In the office
has not yet been appointed
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERA
TIONS,
on the 25th inst. Arthur Webb OF
Toauerville returned to his home from
ST George with hts Ave weeks old
babe, which has entirely recovered
from the effects Of an operation per-
formed upon It by Or. +. j. Woodbury..
on the 18th of April, for very severe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-05
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
April 26th, to May 9Th, inclusive

The following low rates from Salt
Lake will be made via the Oregon
Short Line:
San Francisco and return via
Ogden & S. p. drect,......,". $3.50
San Francisco and return via
Portland one way...,....n,,.,,. 400
Los Angeles and return via Og-
den n s. =. direct. II. 90
Los Angeles and return via Port
land one way Observation-Disclosures, $3.50
Tickets good for return to July 81.
See agents for further particulars. City
Ticket Office 201 Main st.
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sum MONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judi
clal District OF the state OF Utah. Coun-
~ of Salt Lake. clara Terry, Plaintiff, vs.
charles Terry, Defendant. The State OK
Utah to the said defendant; You are here
by summoned TO appear within twenty
DAYS after the service Of this summons
upon you, II served within the County IN
which this action Is brought, otherwise.
within thirty days after service, and de
fcnd the above entitled action; and in
case OF your failure 90 20 do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according
TO the demand Of the complaint Of which
a copy Is herewith served llprh you.
MARTIN 3. LINDSAY.
Plaintiffs Attorney
=. o. address 2os Templeton Building
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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SON LOST MOTHER.

Consumption runs in our family,
and through 1t ! lost my Mother"
writes +. Il. Reid, of Harmony, Me.
For the past five years. however. on
the slightest sign of Cough or Cold
l have taken DR.. Kings New Disco
very for Consumption. which has saved
me from serious lung trouble" His
mothers death Was sad loss for Mr..
Reid, bur he learned that lung trouble
must not be neglected, and how to cure
It. Quickest relief and cure for coughs
and colds. Price soc and sl.00, guaran-
teed at Y. G. NJ. !. Drug Store. 1l2-lii
South Main Street. Trial bottle free.
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sCIATICA CURED AFTER TWENTY
YEARS or TORTURE.

For more than twenty years Mr., j. y.
Massey, OF 1922 Clinton ST.. Minneapolis.
Mimi, was tortured by sciatlca. The pain
and suffering which he endured during
this time Is beyond comprehension:
until he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
one application of that liniment relieved
the pain and made sleep and rest posi-.
bic, and less than one bottle has effected
a permanent cure. Mr. Massey relates
his experience Cor the benent OF others
who NAV be similarly afflicted. If trou-
bled with sciatica or rheumatism why
not try a 25-cent bottle Of Pain Balm
and see for yourself how. quickly IT re-
iIeves tho pain. For sale by all drug
gists,
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along the ditch bank and dug up pol
son parsnip root and supposing 1t to
be harmless, ate some OF It, The lit
tie fellow was taken very i'll at once,
but physician arrived in time to ad-
mlnleter an antidote 10 counteract the
effect Of the poison. The boy is feeling
considerably improved this morning.
w. ;. Lanoreoux and family left for
Salt Lake yesterday, where they will
mako their future home.
The Cache stake quarterly conference
convenes In this city tomorrow.
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NEPHI.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Changes in Ladies' Organizations
Car Load of Supplies for California.

Nhr LOuu Oi supplies ior N""o'""'
Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co., April 30.-The
quarterly conference OF the Juab stake
convened I'm the stake tabernacle at
this place Saturday the 2sth and con-
tinued over Sunday. President Fran
els NJ Lyman, and Elder George +,
Richards OF the quorum OF the Twelve
Apostles, were In attendance at the
meetings. A spiritual feast was en-
joyed, and much valuable instruction
and encouragement were given.
Mrs. Addie Caller. who has presid-
ed over the Stake Relief society for
several years past. has been released,
and called to preside over the Young
Ladies' Improvement associations OF
the stake Mrs. II. f. McCune. was
honorably released from the latter po-
stion, having removed from this city
10 make her home IN Ogden. Unity
Chappell was sustained as stake presi-
dent OF the Relief society, with Pris-
ella Lunt and Amy II. Grover were
voted I'm as counselors. Elder Samuel
G.. Ord was sustained as a member of
the High Council.
RELIEF CAR FOR CALIFORNIA
A car containing 10000 pounds of
provisions, bread stuffs and clothing
left over the Salt Lake route north
ward, Saturday morning for the suf-
ferers In San Francisco as gift from
the residents of Nephi, Levan and Mo-
ma. The car represented value of
$1,000,
sheep shearing is being interfered
with here as elsewhere by heavy rains,
which will prove quite a draw back
TO the owners of iiocks who are very
anxious to get on to their Landing
grounds
]. W. Ord of the stake presidency
has just returned from the East where
he has been for the past four or five
months feeding and marketing several
thousand head of sheep.
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NOTICE.

Salt Lake city Utah, April o. 1906 30
To the lnCorporators Of the Utah State
Poultry Association:-You are notified
that meeting Of the incorporators OF the
Utah state Poultry Association will be
held at the parlors OF tho Commercial
club. In salt Lake city County Of Salt
Lake. state OF Utah, on the 18th day OF
Nav. A. u. 1895, at 100 o'clock y. m, for
tho purpose Of Incorporating under the
laws Of the state Of Utah, providing for
the formation Of corporations not for pc.
cuniarv heuent, and 10 take such further
proceedings as may be suitable and prop
en- 10 the formation OF corporation,
CHAS. q. PLUMMER. President
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order Of the Board OF Directors, made on
the 2lst day Of March, 1906, so many
shares Of each parcel Of said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the of
fee OF J. ~ Bailey u. secretary. Room
Lake CITY. Utah at public auction on tho
18th day OF May, 1906, at o'clock p. m,
TO pay delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and ex-
penso Of sale.
J. II. BAILEY. JR,. Secretary.
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HEBER.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
District School Graduation Exercises
--2e Graduates In County.

--2e Graduates In County.
speciei Correspondence.
Heber. Wasatch Co. May 1.-The regu-
lar term OF the district court convened
Monday morning. April 30, taking up the
case OF c. C. Lee VS. a. II. Murdoch.
which Is still In progress
DISTRICT SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Twenty.six pupils OF the Wasatch coun-
~ district schools were successful IN
nassIng the examination. Heber city
schools claim i6 OF that number, among
which were two girls, this order OF az
fairs being reversed over that OF last
year. , .t..
were held IN the tabernacle at Heber for
the high school graduates. Prof. u. s.
UInckiey OF the = Y. university, Provo,
addressed the graduates and the great
number Of people who attended the exer-
cises. - 49,,
dered William T. Hicken, who left for
Germany on April 30
Is. MoMullln and Thomas 5. Basband
viii leave for missionary work Monday
May I.
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MORGAN.
TWO SUDDEN DEATHS.
Daniel WEIGH and Mrs. Elikabcth Weiis
Called Without Warning

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan CO.. May 3.-Daniel
Welsh of Morgan died OF apoplexy
while eating his supper at the Morgan
hotel Monday evening, lie was 90
years old, and has lived here nearly
an of his life. he was not nartitu'
The funeral was held yesterday after
noor and the remains were buried IN
The south Morgan cemetery,
While Mr.. Welshs funeral was be-
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A DISASTROUS CALAMITY

1t is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose your health, because Indigestion
and constipation have Slapped 1t away.
Prompt relief can be had In DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your d.
gestiye organs, and cure headache, dir
illness collie. constipation etc, Guaran-
teed nj z. c. NJ. l. Drug Store li2-i14
South Main Street. Csc.
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CASTLE DALE,
EMERY COUNTY VALUATION.
Demise OF Wallace Moffit Of Orange.
Vile, a Youth of is.

Castledate, Emery Co. April 90
Wallace the lS-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles a. Motiitt Of Orange
vile, died on Monday of this week and
was buried the next day. The cause Of
death was Instruction Of the bowels.
The funeral services were well
attended and large procession fol-
lowed the remains to their last rest
ing place,
Assessor Adolph Axelsen has COM
pleted the assessment of Emery county
for the year 1906 The following is
the total assessed valuation for the
cayoral nargiuctg IN the countVs
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GUNNISON.
Successful Party for Benefit of San
Francisco Sufferers.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Gunnison Sanpetc Co, May 1.-The
Fjelsted orchestra gave dancing party
in the Peterson Opera House last nitht
for the benefit OF the San Francisco suf-
fercrs. They succeeded in raising about
s15.
The farmers here are becoming discour-
aged over the continued storms, as they
have been unable so far to get their grain
sown. There will be an abundance OF
water this season, as the mountains are
fun OF snow and the reservoir is six feet
higher than ever before.
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THISTLE.
Some News Notes From spanish Fork
Canyon.

Special Correspondence.
Thistle, Utah CO.. May 4.-Thc copper
that Is shown In the products Of some
Of the mining claims close by here is
encouraging,
There have been additions lately to
the families of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lewis, and Mir, and Mrs, p Appaloni
The farmers up here are getting their
grain IN as fast as they can, The
ground is almost too wet yet.
Castillo Is putting on a sprlnglike APP
pearance.
William Pace Is up In Cotton attend
ing to the shearing OF his sheep.
The creeks are quite high and muddy.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

corporation. principal place OF business
Salt Lake city Utah, Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. !, lev
led on the DIST day OF March, 1895. the
several amounts set opposite the names
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PAYSON.
MRS. woRsENcRoFT DEAD.
Gives up Life's Lab0rs ut SS--Progress
Of Commercial Club,
Special Correspondence.


Special Correspondence.
Payson, Utah Co. May 2.--Mary Ann
Gleave Worsencroft departed this life
at the home of her son Samuel Nor-
sencroft yesterday, May /, after a
weeks severe sickness due to the IN
tirmitics OF old age.
She was born In Stockport, Cheshire,
England, Oct. 20. 1913. She embraced
the Gospel In 1886 and came to Utah
In 1854, settling In Payson, where she
has resided ever since with the ex-
ception OF one year spent In Nephi
Her husband succeeded her 10 the
other side about 10 years ago,
She was worker In the Relief So
ciety when younger and ever remained
true to the faith.
Funeral services will be held from
the First ward Westinghouse Thurs
day at D. m.
COMMERCIAL CLUB,
Another meeting was held last even
ing to take further steps toward the
organization Of the Payson CONNER
cial club. The constitution and by"
laws were adopted, and a committee
OF nine selected to nominate a board
OF governors. Another meeting VIII
be held next Wednesday evening to
complete the organization. The meet
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case of strangulated hernia. The 9TH
err patients operated upon at the same
time are all doing nicely
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GARLAND.
TOWN BOARD MEETING.
'~" 'lerk W. =. Eaton Resigns-R.
H. Bush His Successor,
special Correspondence

special Correspondence.
,b earand, Boxelder Co, May lat
ip meeting of the townboard. Mer.
Y tSan's NJ. A. Boothe and Dan Parry
~ present and petltloned the board
90 ' elner reduction IN the amount
- .ne local license, or that the license
W travelling merchants, such as meat
Sssohs, etc, be raised TO the amount
hSlafged local merchants. The matter
tnaVlhs been fully discussed. was left
:" tue hands OF a committee consist.
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Ing was an enthusiastic one, and about
81 citizens have expressed n desire to
become members.