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william Lacey an EmpIoye Of
Utah Light & Power Co.
EIectrocuted.
YOUNG BRIDE WANTS DIVORCE.
ur. Hattie y. Lloyd. Aged IS, Claims
Husband Deserted Her
Court Business.

ogden. July i&-William Lacey, A
rssman In the employ Of the Utah
rlstt g. Railway company met al
most instant death about i:ij yestcr-
3,y afternoon by accidentally taking
hoId Of live wire lie, with a number
NJ other llnemen, was working on ths
Washington avenue line near Sixteenth
street. Mr.. Lacey was on one Of the
ralss tlCing up the wires. and was Just
mttng the last lie on when his left
arm Just above his glove touched a
wire and at the same moment his right
hand which was covered with q glove
am excepting a small place where a hole
hli been worm touched another
wire. causing circuit which
shot through his body lie groaned and
fal upon the wires, which badly burned
bis left arm and hand. Foreman l.. 5.
Jones was near by and climbed the
pole and assisted In letting the almost
nfc'ess form down, Dr. OsgOOd was
summoned, but when he arrived tho
Unfortunate man had just passed away.
Lacey Is a young man about % years
Of age and has a young wife 20 whom
Do was only recently married, living az
$50 TWenty-thlrd street he has been
iH the employ OF the Utah Light & Rail-
way company only about two months
but was formerly employed as linemah
by the Utah Independent Telephone
company. Arrangements for the funeral
are being made and viii be announced
later.
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Bride Of Is Deserted After s Months
OF Marriage.

TWO divorce suits have been fled In
The Second district court. Hattie b.
Lloyd, who according to the all, tions
of the complaint is but Is years Of age
and was only married at ogden last
November l3. TO VIM. /. Lloyd. wants
a divorce from her husband. whom
she charges has been cruel 10 her and
has recently deserted her and gone 10
his parents 70 live IN Iowa. She wants
decree Of divorce. slimony Of $40
per month. $50 attorneys fees and res
toration OF her maiden name. Hattie V.
Wolfng.
Mrs Rosinena T.. Banford has COM
menced divorce proceedings against
Samuel Baford. The complaint
charges that they were married at salt
Lake city. August "a 1905. That de-
PENDANT has been cruel TO her. She
prays for a divorce. alimony and a de-
cree OF the court dividing the property
Of defendant between them.
Joseph Smith and James Surrage
have fled a suit In the district court
against G. G, Vanguard, Slater Irri-
cation company and others TO recover
500 damages and FOR a permanent re-
straining order preventing defendants
from using certain irrigation bitches
which they claim are on land belong
ing 10 plaintiffs. They also ask for
decree OF the court quoting the title.
The case Of the Clayton Music COM
pany against NJ. o. Delaney and wife.
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play here on the 18th. The Girl I
Left Behind Me" i3 the bill
Supt Murray OF the Bell Telephone
company was ir Provo yesterday set
Ting some differences OF opinion on
the matter OF telephone rates between
bis company and subscribers
The groccrs and butchers and some
other business houses closed yester-
day afternoon giving their clerks "a
half holiday u is the intention To-
keep up the practise through July and
August The departure meets with
general public approval as wen as
with appreciation from the clerks.
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CAUSE OF oGDENs DARKNESS.
STRAINED ms ARM.

The l9-year-old son " Fred Jude,
who lives ON Thirty-second street and
Wall avenue. while ON roller skates at
the Lagoon yesterday afternoon. with
several playmate. was severely hurt
one Of his companions caught him
by the coat and pulled him over
He foll ON his right arm causing "a bad
sprain Of the wrist At first It was
thought his arm was broken and a
physician was called who found that
II was painfully spraiucd.
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EDWIN ASTON DEAD.

Edwin Aston died In the state mental
hospital yesterday from an attack OF
apopleXy while going along the hail 10
his room. His death was unexpected az
this time as he was apparently I'm good
physical condition. The deceased was
Il years Of age and has been a patient
since April 20, 1900. His remains VIII
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brought 10 recover for the cost of a
piano was heard by Judge Howell and
taken under adyisement.
District attorney Halverson has filed
two informations I'm the Second district
court against Frank Mcintosh charg-
ihg him with embezzlement and grand
larceny that Of stealing from the Pa
cii'c Express company two packages ~
money while in their employ McIn-
tosh is now out ON bah but will now
have 20 stand trial
In The case Of the state against r.
win. defendant must appear Saturday
night to plead to the charge
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Remalning June 3O...lI5

Medical Supt. Calder was authorized
10 purchase a Dey time register. and q
double section 5ia-inch wall cooling
room.
A great part Of the time was spent
by the board in an inspection OF the
various departments Of the institution.
Great satisfaction was expressed with
the conditions found 10 exist
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COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.

There was a large attendance al the
meeting Of the Utah County Medical
society, held yesterday IN the CONNER
clal club rooms President Steele pre-.
siding. The committee, appointed at
the previous meeting 10 investigate the
matter OF memberships Of physicians
not residing in the county. reported that
under the constitution and bylaws. an
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MEETING OF INSANITY BOARD.
Mental Hospital Neutrality-suspicious.
Inspected and Found Satisfactory.
sneclal CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, July 13.-The state board OF
insanity met here yesterday In regular
monthly session. all the members be-
Ing present. The following appropria-
tons were made Salaries, 1892 cur
rent expenses. 81 1881. Treasurer Far
rer reported the following amounts on
hand In the several funds. General
fund. il.265.65; Improvements and re-
pairs, 1888.
Dr. calder reported the following
movement Of patients for June:
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OUTING.
Annual Picnic I'm South Fork Canyon
For state Institution.

ogden, July 13-Capt W. Kneass
and officer Thomas Meyers with II Of
the older boys from the state Indus
trial school LEI, yesterday afternoon
for South Fork canyon to pitch tents
and prepare camp for the inmates
Of the institution who next Saturday
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT

Yesterday IN the Fourth district court
William Myers was sentenced 20 four
months IN the county Jail. after Judge
Booth had oyewuled a motion for a
new trial made by defendants attor-
ney.
The district attornuey was instructed
10 bring suit against the bondsmcn Of
Einyrs Ajax. whose bonds have been
declared forfeited.
II. +. Thomas was appointed COM
missioner TO distribute the waters Of
Provo river Tor 1906
The case OF Spanish Fork West Field
Irrigation company vs. Spanish Fork
city, has been set for Aug. /. and the
case OF the Bank OF Spanish Fork vs..
J. j. Whitaker for July "a.
In the case of Enos Carter vs.. SUI
sannah VI. Steel. the demurrer 20 plain
tins amended complaint. has been
overruled, and 90 days given TO answer.
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Miss Miriam Nelkc Of this city wat.
elected secretary Of the National speech
Art association at It's convention al
Chatauqua in june which she attended.
Miss Nelke Is one OF the original mem
beers Of the association. She Is VISITING
friends On New York. and after the va
cation viii resume her work as instruc-
tor in elocut.on in the Brigham YounA
university
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a few days ego N take iho cure. ha1 Ic-
ccltcd a telegram from krstil ir:grniing
that bis famous stud % horses IA zen
burned ana completely destroyed AID his
estate rgI1cd by peasants.
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THE oRLoFF STUD BURNED.

Nov York. July IA cable dispatch
% ihe Herald from Carlsbad says:
Prince Alexis orion who arrived here
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LOW RATES EAST,
viaD & r. G. july 6 7.9.9, 10 l9
90. Final Limit October 81
PROVO DEPAR TMENT

is
to
Residence S2 Fourth North
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FAITHFUL Sis TER LAID TO REST

mary heaing"y le who's ng services took place Alpine JoS :
I'ais h9~G Noit9ghaHshile Ems. oct p 80
yohn Hay at Crh church Noting hamsha June Isl 2 with
70,
2 1916 .' wa " '' "" " '''' ~
though one knew no other yr well cause her children TO speak
She the mother surviving
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GARDEN CITY NOTES

The Old Folks Of SpriugllIe had
an excursion TO the upper falls 600
Provo canyon YESTERDAY
Herschel Mayall and company VIII
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Manager, y. \. Larkln.
so Gath st. Telephone ls.k
Advertisements FOR me Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake office.
Calculator, John ]. McGregor.
rs Wash. Ave Ind. Tel. 49,
Ofhce With Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily Saturday
and Weekly News should be
made 10 The circulator Delivery
made hy carrier m the same terms
as IN Salt Lake.
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7 oday $ Ogden News

will start ON their march from the
school TO the camping grounds. dis
lance Of over 90 miles from ogden
on their arrival al the canyon all of
the inmates will be placed on their
merits and under military discipline,
on a 10 days camp life. This is an
annual outing for the boys and girls
which does them a great amount NJ
good and places them Tor that length
of time on their good behavior
CAUSE OF OGDEN'S DARKNESS.
Ogden was IN darkness last evening
for about % minutes caused hy a short
circuit NJ the line between ogden and
salt Lake CITY The short circuit
caused "a small FIRE. which resulted iu
one of the large transformers ar the
povorhousc being burned out. and put
out of commission. Several men were
Immediately pat 90 work and made
the repairs necessary and the lights
were again turned ON.
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properly qualified physicians are elisl.
, bic 20 membership.
a copy OF a medical Zee bin was pre-
scented by the committee appointed to
revise the present fee bill The new
schedule Of charges Tor professional ser
vices wifi be considered in the August
meeting. and a paper on Medical Eth.
les viii be presented hy Dr. Stookey.
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Oxfords, Shoes
and Slippers!

STA Ca.f .0 stock regular values l-..
90 i3tJ................. ...........N IS
BOYS SHOES Some unusual values
in Shoes thar VIII wsar...........slg
MISSES AND CHlLDRENs SLIP.
fEEs r-ctty stylish Effects all pate
----r III -ILL-s- .---------- III L.
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MISS NELKE HoNoRED.

be taken to Lindon. where his family
resides.
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ThatlI be Surprise to Eyeybody-Itn Bargains
News OF Greatest lmpodance-Don't Miss It.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24
FIVE MILE
Correspondence, %.

Correspondence, %.
Preaching at Zion Sunday night waa
attended by q large audience.
Geo. Slayton, who has been at Gs.
neva, Ohio, for some time. returned
home Saturday to visit his father.
Wilbur Beehtle and Philip Bueg,
who enlisted in the q. s Army, the
%, win leave for Fort Smelling, MInn.
John Bechtle, of Elweu. was call
or at this place Saturday.
Rev. Fitzgerald, of Huntington, viii
begin his meeting at Concord Tues
day night.
C. ]. Eckard, who has been sick for
some time, we are sorry to say is no
better at this writing.
John A. Bechtle, OF EIwell, and
Miss Annie Evans, of MERGERS Bottom
were married Oct. 81, at the brides
home. We wish them q long and hap.
Ply life.
Miss Lillian Bechtle was calling on
friends at Wyoma, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones entertained \
number of her friends Saturday night
with music and game, and all report
q good time. Skidoo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

During the many years in which
the Republican party has had CON.
troll of the County Court, do you
find that the condition of your
roads have been materially improv-
ed3 There has been certain lot
of individuals serving as Overseers,
whose faces are very familiar every
time the County Court is in session.
1t is good time to get rid of this
sort of grating. Any one, and
every one, knows that the fellow
who is always wanting something
to do on the roads. is expecting TO
get something for nothing. and
they usually get it. Let us try q
change and get rid of these fellows
who are continually banging on
like lot of Ieeches. The way TO
do that lie t, vote for Patterson for
County Commissioners.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24
OLD TOWN.
orrespondence, %.

Correspondence, y.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Knopp, of Cliff.
ton, were visiting relatives in this
vicinity Saturday and Sun day.
Mrs, Mary Rifle. of Point Pleasant,
visited her mother, Mrs. Catherine
Fogiesong, Sunday.
Squire Ball and wife, of the vicinity
of Clay Lick, spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Balls par ents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Yeager.
Geo. G. Musgrave took up school
this morning at the Van Matre school
house. The beginning of the term
has been delayed in Consequence of
the house being in need of a new roof.
r. B. Knopp has been sick since
last Friday, but he is improving at
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. John 6. Brannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 8. Knopp, all spent Sunday
at the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas Richard. who live near the
County Infirmary. OF the three Johns
mentioned, only one votes the Repub-
lican ticket.
Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ. Carder visited
Mr.. Van Sickle has been indieposed
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Clendenin and
son, Del, spent Sunday with Mrs. Glen
DENNIS sister, Mrs. Jennie Lemaster.
of Hickory Chapel.
Miss Levia Rifle was the heroine of
q remarkable feat one day last week.
She heard the squalling of q hen,
which was several rods from the
house, and Fastening to the place she
saw the hen fighting hawk which
was holding q young chicken in its
claws. Miss Rifle ran up to the hawk
and caught It and took it to the house
and chopped its head of.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Every day in the week, and
several times on Sunday, We hear
Republicans saying that a change
is needed in the County, State and
Nation. No better time to begin,
and no better place to start than
right here in Mason County.
There is no reason why this should
be oss-ridden state; there is NO
reason why the citizens of this
state should worship at the shrine
of any man, or set of mer there is
no reason why your ticket should
be selected for you. by those who
think they no better than you
whom they should nominate; and
especially is there no reason why
you should be compelled to vote
for men, who you know are not
worthy to fill the office they seek.
We have good men on the Demo.
cratic ticket, We have honest and
able men; we have men we are not
ashamed of. Your conscience and
your reason will tell you that you
should vote for the last one of them
Do it regardless of consequences.
Let your conscience be your guide;
Not the "boodle" you get from the
other side.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

The object of the Dawson law
was to raise more taxes, and we
presume that his will has been
carried out in nearly every county
in the State. IF there has not
been an increase in the amount of
taxes that will be raised, then the
new Law is failure in that respect;
surely it is in many others. 1t
doesn't matter what the levy is
it doesn't matter what the rate of
taxation may be. if your property
has been increased in value in pro-
portion to the decrease in the levy.
If your property was valued at
$1,000 90 when the levy was 81 so
on the 100 you would pay no more
taxes if the levy was only 81 90 on
the hundred if your property was
increased to $4,000. If your
taxes are lower, ask yourselves
whether you have given in your
property at 'its true and actual
value" In nearly every county in
the State taxes are higher, because
the tax payers have been made to
give in their property according to
Law. Many of the counties are not
favored with having a railroad in
it like Mason County has, and of
course that helps considerably
You who boast that your taxes are
lower be careful when you talk to
your neighbor about it. OF he may
ask you, if you gave in all your
property at its true and actual
value"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

When the time comes to vote
don't forget Warren O. Whaley.
he is known all over the county
and district, and knows just exactly
what the people needs, and he has
the ability to push the matter
through that will be to the inter
ests of the people. and not to the
interests of few. MIR. Whaley
belongs to no ring or clique; he is
free to act for the people, and he
will do it, rely upon that. See 10
it that his name is upon your ticket.
Enquire of your neighbors and
friends if Whaley will not repre-
sent you better than his opponent
will. The substantial element of
the Republican party was going to
nominate the Hon. O. E. Hoeg for
State Senate; they didn't want the
man they had to nominate, because
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

The present state administrati on
many of whom have been hanging
Ground the state capitol for years
and years. have had things their
own way for SO long, that it is but
natural for the people to be asking
for a change. These state house
fellows know the ropes 80 we'll,
that the substance of the people
can be wasted, and the people in
general wouldn't know of the devil.
ment that had been done until il
was all too late. Don't let them
pull the wool over your eyes any
longer. You are tired of making
any more millionaire politicians.
They don't represent the peoples
interests, they represent their own,
aud the interests of their kind oi
people. These millionaires in the
United States Senate, and some
more who are aspiring to be there,
like Dawson. will not yete for the
peoples interests; they are looking
out for their own. Put q stop to
it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

That splendid gathering at the
Court House a few nights ago, in
which Senator SCOTT, Congressman
Hughes, and Mr.. White were pres.
ent and spoke. was composed OF
something Fear one hundred men,
women and children There was
quite a few Democrats in the
crowd. The meeting had been
very extensively advertised, and it
was intended to be a Republican
rally" with prominent men as a
drawing card; but they didn't
rally" worth a cent. The 'frosts'
which havelgreeted the Republi-
can spell binders this fall have
been something marvellous; in fact,
they have been 80 heavy and often,
that the leaders have given up in
despair. snd are now debating as
to whether it will pay them to try
to get any one Ito go out and
talk against the splendid ticket
which the Democratic party has
nominated. The leaders of the
party seem to hive made up their
mind that the people have conolud.
ed to vote for the best men, and
that there is no use to try to hum
bug people in trying to get them to
vote for the men on the Republi.
can ticket, when the Democrats
have the best men in the county
on their ticket. That is the thing
to do.-vote for the men, and if
You don't find q very material
change in the management of at.
faiHs, and that, too. change for the
better, you can have our head for a
foot ball.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Republicans: 1t won't hurt a
great deal if you do help elect q
good, honest Democrat for the
State Senate, send two good men
to represent you in the House OF
Delegates, suoh as the Democratic
party have nominated, put one OF
the best men in the county in as
Commissioner, and get an ideal
school teacher in as County Super.
intendent of Free Schools. You
have tried the others, and you are
neither richer nor better. though
you may be some wiser. You ought
to try a change. for changes are
good for a community, and get
men to fill the various Offices who
are qualified to fill the positions
they seek. Yon have tried voting
for the men some of the Bosses
have nominated for you. and ten to
one they never knew you after the
election was over. There is nc reea-
con why you should have a eft" if
your ticket should fail to be elect
ed this time. It will neither make
you, break you, nor set you up in
business, no matter what the re-
suit may be. excepting you know
that your interest will be better
protected by having men. in whom
every one has the utmost confi-
dence. You will sleep just as sound.
ly, the birds will sing as sweetly,
and the sun will shine as brightly.
if the whole Democratic ticket is
elected this time. Try it once and
see.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

a few politicians said be should be.
but Mr.. Hogg's withdrawal was so
late. that it gave no one a chance
to beat the rings candidate. and
now the ringsters are asking you to
vote for him instead of for Mr..
Whaley. Don't you do it. Vote
for man that will represent your
interests. instead of the interests
of the politicians.