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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
RICHFIELD.
JENSEN-I sBELL NUPTIALs.
Sewer Valley Canal Improvements
CompleIed--In the Justices Court,

Special Correspondence
Rchdeld Sewer CO. Dec. 27--The
Christmas festivities passed on very
quietly.
The first and only case to come up be-
fore the city Justice was one which was
heard today in which three young men
got into an alteration which finally re-
suited IN a lively three-cornered fight In
the justices court all pleaded guilty and
each was fined s., which was paid.
CLERK Magleby today ISSUED a mar
rlage license TO and married Clarence Is
bell and Lillian Jensen. both OF Richheld.
The SEWER Valley Canal company has
just completed the enlargement Of its
Caual. The estimated cost was originally
5000. but now that the work Is finally
completed Il IS found that tho total cost
was 5000 this includes the expense Of
joining heads with the Joseph canal Tho
company now has a fine canal and as
next year Is good the stock OF the COM
pany Is selling above par.
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COUNTY MEDlCOS
Elect Oniccrs for Ensuing Year
Garden City News Items.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec, 29--There was good
attendance at the annual meeting of the
Utah County Medical society held
Thursday In the Provo Commercial
club rooms, Vice President Robson
presiding. The time Of holding the
annual meeting was changed from May
to December. In conformity with the
suggestion OF the American Medical
socity,
The present officers were reelected
for the ensuing year, viz
Or. r. Il. Steel Lehi, president Or.
George Il. Robson, Provo, vice presl-
dent Or. Frederick Gift, Provo, sec
rotary and treasurer; Or. +. w, Taylor
and Or. j. w. Arid, Provo, board OF
censors.
The following were elected delegates
10 the State Medical association special
meeting. George L. Robson, f. W.
Taylor, Provo: j. II. Noyes American
Fork; Frederick Dunn Springville, Al
ternates j. w. Arid, Provo; II. e.
Steele, Lehi; Heber u. Robinson Amer
lean Fork; j, NJ. Henry, Payson.
POULTRY SHOW AFTERMATH.
Mr.. A. N. Anderson, of Provo Bench,
poultry show In this city, does not
think the report published In the
News" does him justice, and wrItes'
81 wish to say that my single comb
white leghorns took third prize for
pen, and the prize Of 81 for the most
birds, scoring more than 80 points. l
had 10 white legh6rns, scoring from 81
20 IS points, altogether 1914. or a 1T
Ne better than 92a4 average for the 49,"
The report sent was obtained from
The secretarys record. which probably
did not enter sufficiently into details,)
ON A SAD VISIT
II II. Berg. for many years resi-
cent Of Provo, but now Of Pocatello,
Idaho Is here awaiting the return Of
his son, Hosea Berg, who Is expected
any day from the east with the remains
or his wife. Mrs. Berg died In Nor
way while there with her husband, who
was hlllng a mission. The interment
VIII be In Provo cemetery.
FLYGARE.CARLsoN WEDDING.
a marriage license has been issued
TO Alfred L. Carlson and Esther j.
'lyRare, both of salem.
UTAH LAKE MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the Utah
county Farmers association, the menu
peFs OF which own land on the boarders
or Utah lake, will meet IN the court
mouse here Monday az I o'clock. TO elect
he Utah county members OF the Utah
axe commission for the ensuing year,
near reports OF the commission, etc.
WOMEN ORGANIZE FOR GOOD
WORK.
number OF sympathetic ladies Of
ttls city are organizing a society under
we name OF the Ladies' Home Comfort
eluh, with the commendable object Of
assisting unfortunate families with
edring apparel Ii Is the Intention OF
'ne society TO meet every two weeks
VT oitener To make articles OF clothing
ue given 10 the poor. While the So
'ely Is not fully organized with off,
etc, those who have taken the
initiative In the matter have already
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Nd EVIDENCE
OF FOUL PLAY
Verdict Of CorOner's Jury Invest.
eating Death Of Andrew
Anderson.
W. S. ACADEMY ALUMNI SOCIAL
Two Divorce Snits--Skcen vs. Brown
ing Hearing Wednesdays, p. Ry.
Co. VIII Have TO Pay Damages,

ogden, Dec. 29.-Accordlng to the
verdict rendered by the coroner's jury
composed of A. II. Shepherd, Amos
sebrIng and Julius Leavitt, the man
Andrew Anderson, who was found dead
few days ago, came to his death
from causes unknown.
The principal witness examined was
Dr. Gordon, who was called to exam-
Inc the dead man. He testified that 1t
was very doubtful II the wounds on
AndersOn's head could have caused
death, as they We're not deep enough
10 have fractured the skull, and other
than these wounds there were no marks
on bis body TO Indicate foul play,
The testimony OF other witnesses
showed that Anderson had been on a
prolracted spree and was bordering
delirum tremens, Saturday night when
~, the North star saloon.
PAM opposition Is that I'm his drunk
20 be ldtion he wandered down the
.g'i- w track to the bridge ana in
attempting To pass over Il fell onto the
rocks below, which caused the wounds
and the wet condition OF his clothing.
The theory OF his having been muir
dered has been abandoned by the otil-
cerg
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spected by their employers, esteemed
by their associates and friends and
loved by their families. All that can
be done for them will be done. Kind
and loving hands on every side are
ready to lend assistance, not only to
those injured but to those who are
mourning the loss OF the provider Of
the household. They win be visited
and given hope and consolation
Thomas Fox who was probably the
most seriously injured other than
Wallin, fingered until this morning
at o'clock when he passed peace
fully away Like Wallin he endured
hraVely to the end. He was about
80 years old and leaves a wife and
five children. Mr.. Fox was resident
OF Union and good and respected
citizen. Funeral will be held from
the Union ward Westinghouse. The
time has not yet been decided upon.
The funeral of Oscar Wallln, the
dead victim OF yesterday will be held
from the Grant ward meetinghouse
1880 Sunday morning. The Murray
choir has offered to go down and HELM
with tho singing. There will no doubt
be a large attendance as Mr.. Wallin
has many friends, and was an earnest
worker in the ward. Interment will
be In the South Cottonwood cemetery
Oscar Bringhurst, one of the other
victims most seriously injured. Is sink
ing rapidly
The other boys are resting easier
this morning. and great hopes ara en-.
tertained for their recovery. How
ever, there are great odds against
them.
NIELS NJ. JENSEN DEAD.
Nolls NJ. Jensen, a respected citizen
OF Murray for 20 years, died at his
nome Christmas morning from a COM
plication OF diseases. The deceased was
50 years old. Funeral was held Wednes.
day from the residence, after which the
body was shipped TO Mt. Pleasant,
Sanpete county, for burial. The speak
ers paid high tribute to the character
Of the deceased. He was OF an unas-
Stunning disposition, giving others praise
when 1t was due himself. He lived and
died faithful Latter-day Saint. His
word was as good as his bond. HIS
life was success and IN death he will
receive the reward OF the faithful. Two
families survive him.
NEWS BRIEFS.
The Sunday school children of the
Murray tIIst Waru VIII DO given Il
free dance In the Murray Opera House
on New Years day. The business men
are giving tho committee some OF their
Christmas toys, and the attraction win
warrant the little folks a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Erickson are re-
joicing over the handsome Christmas
gift they received Dec. %, II was a fine
l0-pound boy.
J. w. p. West Is again at his post In
the Murray Coop. after having been
quarantined for dlphtherla. Mr.. Vests
family are all In good health now,
Hans Telleson, living near the Rio
Grande depot, lost an infant child this
morning.
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SUMMONS,

I'm tho District Court of the Third judi
clal District OF the state OF Utah. County
of SAT- Lake. August Gattlkey Plaintiff
vs. Marie Gattiker Defendant Tile State
~ Utah. 70 the said Defendant; You are
hereby summoned 10 appear within TWEEN.
~ DAYS after the service OF this sum
mons upon YOU. n served within tho coun.
ty In which this action Is brought. other
Wise within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action; ana In
case ~ your failure 81 20 do Judgment
will DO rendered against you accordlrr
TO the dpmand ~ tho complaint which
within ten days after service Of this sun,
mons upon YOU win be filed with the
clerk of said Court
JOHN NJ CANNON,
plaintiffs Attorney.
AUGUST GATrfKER, Plaintiff.
5l3 Templeton, Salt Lake City, Utah
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community. The people realize that
six sialwarts were stricken down. two
are dead, and one rapidly sinking, the
others seriously II not fatally injured.
The sorrow OF this accident is keenly
felt, more so from the fact that all
the boys grew I'D here. and were
hard working and progressive citi-
aens, belonging 10 tho class desired
In every community They were re-
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prosperity OF the people is felt in al
most every home.
The M. ]. A. of the Manti wards
gave q character ball this week at the
opera house which was well attended.
and those present were adorned In
pretty and highly elevating costumes,
which made the bsll a grand success
socially and financially.
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MANTI.
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS.
Mutual improvement Associations Give
Successful Character Ball

Special Correspondence.
Manu sanpeto Co., Dec. 2s.-T. w,
Viokers and Miss Emily Louise Chap
pell. both Of Nephi, were married We'd
nesday of this week at the temple by
President Lewis Anderson. Tho groom
Is the county suporntendent-ele OF
Juab county, and the bride is the pres
ent county recorder OF that county.
Both are popular young people and
highly respected I'm their locality.
Their many friends In Mantl have moth
ing but good wishes FOR their happiness.
Albert Nolan and flsteila Coates OF
Mt Pleasant were married Thursday
afternoon IN Manti by Bishop Nies II.
Petersen. The ceremony was performed
at the Eagle House.
This year Manti has more holiday
visitors than has been known FOR some
time. The stores and NIL business
houses have enjoyed an excellent trade
during the holidays, and the general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
AWFUL AGONY OF PILES.
Positively Relieved by the Pyramid
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A TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED TRTE.

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AUD m 0cJ0TuhnCo with tne law and IN
order of the Board " Directors made this
9th day Ot November, 1906 50 many
shares " each parcel Of stock as ma
BE- Necessary will be sold az the com
pany's office, 5il Mccormick Block. Salt
Lake city, Utah, ON the 9th day u jan
uarv 1871 al 10 o'clock o. M. to nay the
DELINQUENT assessment thereon together
with the costs of advertising aud expense
on sale =. H. MEAD. secy.
so Mccormick block.
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Is every Indication that next year VIII
see the Influx OF treat many immi-
grants to Raymon id vicinity. Cheap
lands, stable progressive com.
muhity where educ tonal facilities are
good and boundloss opportunities for
future prosperity are all attractions
safe to give as what we are entitled TO-
an enormous Increase OF population.
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CUMBERLAND, WYO
II. r. Williams Appointed Dcscret
News Agent.

H. T. Williams has been appointed
agent for the Deseret News at Climber
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scribers to the peseret News will kindly
call on him and renew their subscrlp-
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LEAVITT, CANADA.
NEW AGENCY FOR NEWS"
/. NJ. Coombs Appointed TO Succeed
Frank Bcavitt.

/. NJ Coombs has been appointed agent
for the Deseret News and Church works
in Leayitt, IN place OF Frank Leayltt
Subscribers to the Deseret News will
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Park avenue this afternoon, The Rev,
y. @. GrablH OBLIGATED. The young
couple left on the train over y. & II. @.
for American Fork. where they Will
make their home. sr. Bezzant Is en-
ployed as head bookkeeper at the Amer
lean Fork Co-op. store.
Mrs n. b. Wilson died this after
noon ~ pneumonia. The deceased
leaves a sorrowing husband four sons
and several grandchildren in this city,
and two brothers and a sister IN Seat
tie, Washington
Justice OF the Peace y. NJ Sperry re-
turned this morning, after spending
Christmas with his family IN Salt Lake.
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Two New Buildings started In East
Garfield last week and we know Of two
more 70 start this coming week Now
Is The time Ia buy ots. Call al room
401 Herald Building
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OTTO, WYO.
Mrs. n. y. Larsen Appointed Agent for
Deseret News.

Mrs. n. p. larsen has been appointed
agent for the Deseret News and Church
Porter, who has removed Subscribers
To the News will kindly renew their
subscription through her. Order for
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attention
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It's the natural food Of the human
body, scientifically charged with life
producing elements, unheard OF In any
other medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, IS cents.
y. c. M. Drug Dept. l12-ll4 South Main
Street.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SILVER SHIELD MINING a. MILL.
ING co, Corporation Principal place o.
business, Salt Lake city. Utah. Notice -
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock On account Of Assessment
No. 20, levied Nov 20, 1906 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of tho
respective stockholders. as follows:
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Don't wait for Hartman TO build his
Inter-urban Line before buying lots
I'm East Garfield. Buy now and when
you hear the click Of those electric cars
the lots will double In value. You will
hear the click next summer.
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PARK CITY.
SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL.
Marriage of Miss Pearl !. Lambert and
NJ. T.. Bezzant.

NJ. T.. Bezzant.
Special Correspondence.
Park City Summit Co., Dec. 26--Tho
l.. ID. 8. Sunday school entertained
about 200 little ones yesterday. at their
amusement hall and every one present
received bag OF nuts and candy, and
nice, red apples, and the little ones
were given the opportunity Of dancing
and having q good time.
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS.
Miss Pearl j. Lambert, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary j. Lambert, was united IN
matrimony TO Mr.. NJ +. Bezzant at
the home Of the brides mother on
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begun the work, which is the important
thing, and they have received contri-
buttons in the way OF material and
clothing from several OF the merchants
and from private individuals, and those
who are willing TO contribute to this
worthy charity are invited to leave artl-
cles Of clothing, etc, at the Smoot Drug
companys store. The society will be IN
touch with the doctors and from them
receive information OF cases needing
such assistance as the society Is organ
tied to give.
CHILDREN LAID TO REST.
The speakers at the funeral services
over the remains of the infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Z. j. Harris, held yester-
day In the Second ward Westinghouse,
were Elders l.. p. Nelson, N. NJ. John
son and j, NJ. Jensen, and Bishop l.. L.
Nelson.
The speakers at the funeral OF Mr..
and Mrs Michael Strebble's little son,
held yesterday at the home, were FL
ders Charles Burrows and Walter Dix
on, and Bishop T, n. Taylor,
BRICK COMPANY USES WOOD.
The Provo Pressed Brick company
has 440,00 brick waiting to be burn
ed, and as the company cannot get
coal 1t Il cutting trees wherever they
can be obtained and will use wood.
Manager Belmont was promised some
coke screenings by the Utah Fuel
company some time ago and intended
10 give that kind Of fuel trial 10 see
II It would serve his purpose, but he
has not received any yet. The COM
pany IL building q shed for storing
brick before they are burned to hold
201, 900, so that wet weather win not
interfere with operations and If fuel
can be obtained work viii be prose-
cuted all winter.
JUDGE RAWLINGS.
The juvenile court commission. yes
terday appointed Supt Of Schools w.
S. Rawlings judge Of the juvenile
court TO All the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation OF Judge Kellogg.
CASES IN COURT.
Sarah Jones Of Springvllle has COM
menced suit TOR divorce against Thos.
Jones on the ground OF failure 10 pro-
vide. Plaintiff asks for the custody Of
three minor children, $35 month
NliAiViANf anu NNNNo- fi' pal Ai''' WI q
married in Salt Lake CITY, oct. a.,
1900.
Notice has been filed by defendant
IN the case OF Bengt Johnson vs.
Abraham b, Johnson, that ne will
move for a vacation Of Judgment and
q new trial on the grounds OF new
evidence being discovered.
In the suit to quiet title brought by
John Eyert VS.. Jane Carter ct al, a
decision has been rendered IN favor
Of plaintiff by default.
NEWS BRIEFS.
Willard Andelin, the favorite basso
who has been absent In England ana
Europe for about two years studying
music, Is on his way home, and Is ex-
pected In a few days.
News has been received here that
Prof J. f.. Hickman OF the Brigham
Young university who Is studying In
the Columbia university, New York, Is
suffering from an attack OF pneumonia.
News was received here yesterday
that Mrs. George Ball OF this city, who
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Karl
Mann, at ogden. Is suffering from
three fractured ribs received through q
fall.
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HAVE you THE CHURCH works.
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without set of the standard
Church publications on the center ia.
bic or In the library. Send for tik new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store, salt Lake City.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the shareholders OF the Deseret
National Bank for the election OF
Directors for the ensuing year, win
be held at their banking room.
Tuesday, January Sth, 1917. Polls
open from II o'clock a. IN. until u
o'clock noon,
II. 8. YOUNG, Cashier.
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LOWELL. WYO.
DFSERET NEWS AGENCY.
Mrs. Rebecca Jennings Appointed to
Receive subscriptions.

Lowell, Wyo., Dec. 27-Mrs. Rebocca
Jennings has been appointed agent for the
Lowell, Bighorn Co, Wyoming. Subscrlb-
ers 10 the Dcseret News viii kindly re-
new their subscriptions with her, Orders
for books, etc, will also receive her
prompt attention.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

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Works
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LOGAN.

george Iufgcson extended MS nOSpi~
tally TO a number Of gentlemen friends
on saturday evening last, his guests be-
Ing w, u. Preston, Jr., Joseph Odell,
Walt Pypcr Ariel Carbon and Carl
CART. An excellent Dutch lunch was
served and a novel feature OF this stag
party was that the gentlemen We're
chaperoned by Mrs, Torgeson, Mrs
Preston, Mrs, Pyper and Miss forge
son,
Mrs. Nettie Sloan entertained lnfor-
mally on Thursday evening.
MIS-. J.. Y. Thatcher entcrtalnel tho
members OF hei family az dinner on
Friday,
John r, Game III was host at an eve
nins party for number Of his young
gentlemen friends on Thursday
Mr., and Mrs Walt Pyper spent
Christmas IN Logan. the guests OF Mrs
Pyper's mother Mrs Torgeson
Mr. and Mrs Lewis T. Cannon and
children are the guests OF Mrs. Jo-
seph Howell for the holidays
Mr.. ana MRS. X. =, Campbell ana
family are visiting with Logan ren-
tlyes and friends.
Professor and Mrs. Osborne Widtsoe
aud Miss Mel Homer came up from
Salt Lake for the holidays
Prof James Jardine spent Christmas
IN ReXhurg, Ida.
The Misses Minnie Peterson and
blanche Caine, who have been engaged
IN school work IN the southern part OF
the state, are spending the Christmas
vacation with homo folks IN Logan.
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Since our recent advertising In the
newspapers lots IN East Garfield are be-
ing sold every day.
We get no discount from the news
papers for saying this. East Garfield
Land Company, i07 Herald Building.
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W. S. A. ALUMNI SOCIAL.
Annual Reunion OF Graduates and
Friends of Popular Institution,

ogden, Dec. 29.-Last Thursday the
Alumni association OF the Weber
stake academy came from all parts
OF the state to join In a grand re-
union and make good resolutions for
the new year. For four hours the