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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-23
Notice Of Election.

Public notice is hereby given that the
regular annual election for town officers of
the town of La Jara. County of Conejos. and
State of Colorado. will be held at the Town
Hall. on TUESDAY. THE 3rd DAY OF
APRIL, A. ID. 1905. at which time there will
be elected the following officers to-wit:
One Mayor for the term of one year.
Three Trustees. teach) for the term of two
years.
Three Trustees, (each) for the term of one
year.
Given under my hand and seal this third
day of March. A. ID. 1906.
b. L. VAN VECHTEN.
Town Clerk and Recorder Pro. Tenn.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-23
Mich Cows for Sale.

I have 10 head of good milch
cows which 1 will sell at a bargain.
Inquire of Mrs. N. NJ. Rumsey at
her home two miles north of the
Salvation ranch or address her; at
Alamosa, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-23
N Q. TANQUARY
Legality of Wills

II You contemplate making a will, are in
terested in the validity of one, or have in
terest in an estate, call and see me, or write
me me make sReeiIiy OF ths PrsRsyati9n 40,
torney at Law. Continental Bldg. Denver.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-23

You see and read these few lines, as small as
they are Don't you think that an ad in the
CHRoSIcLE. set in big type and well displayed
would pay you? Try it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

fuog0olt altjlltrctclL On ct G'tle botte,
nod Der StuOt 5~ltritf SIT fonlnlen. Gr
6eobodtetc Den ltnfoIl pom DEM
Observation-Disclosures aus, obne je'
Ood 3rt miiicn, BOB Is gcrooe DIE
Glti6c mar, mcI6c fir i'm beIttnnlt
iuar.
alttidc unO @fcrOc, meIde Ieidt
perIcbt purocll, iiuo GiGentbllm Don
Sol. Goof, melbcr 0iciclbcn al Die
yC0O Icaoma" ucrmictbct bate. Ter
ntuterielc 5doOcn lit Elm 9ot3 BE-
tr1dtIidcr.
Sr. Nludi6cre fcbrte nad) elIter
5tlunoe nit 'cincm Nutonobil BON
Gatonauiuc, no CT oui ieincm 2onOs
iib mar, juriid mo crflbr pom oenl
llrfaQ crit ourh Observation-Disclosures
ter. Gr mar icbr b%eitiir5t unO be-
6oitcrtc icbr, Die &cranlaiiung gcrpe'
icn ST icin; cr iogte, Dab er iebr lang
lam 0cia6rcn ici, mas audi BON alien
9ht0cn5cu1cu beitdtiat murOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
0nS gScttcr.

Iiir Morp[ou0 uno Ocn Giltrttt
Columbia bcltc tbcihpciic bclpoIft,
mor0cn McQcn, iriihc 0itIi6c @inoe.
Ter b0dIte GhCrmomctcrltono be-
trua 9cItcrn Is @roO nm If ll6r
0ormittoQs mo Scr nicOrigIte Y
@ruo Inn G llhr WorGcnS,
Sqt sen iibridcu 8unoeS Mctters
Itotioncn prrbc sic iol0cnoc Wtnrt-
nal. Gcmpcrotlr rcaiitrirt; Goitport
rs, 8ortIono 7G, Bottom "A, 2lI6onD
80, Nclp Dort &c, GbiIoDclpbia IS,
Gtlontic.Gi -, Cape Ntop "a,
@uIbinQton Is, 9}orfoIf rs, SottcroS
so, Charlotte 50, @iImington 50,
Gborlc1ton Sc. Souamo6 81, Sad
ionpiac sc, &llpitcr IS, &cn-g8cIt 90,
gtIunta 50, WiontAomerp 49,, gteiu'
Orleans 90. @olcitinc 80, @dIucitOn
81. Corpus G6riiti Sc, McmpbiS 90,
Cincinnati IS, GittSburG So, IS.
rucoo so, Buffalo 81, GIepelon6 rs,
1etroit 50, 9upcno rs, WorQuctte
70, Green @up rs, Chicago rs, I'll,
IltG 70. Ct. Saul 50, Ct. 2oitiS 90,
aonio$,Gitp 80, 0mobo SIS, Slrron
SO, 0ismord rs, g9iQiiton -, Sabre
80, SeIcno 80, Solt 2ofe Gitp S6,
9enper so, Nortb.4}lottc 9G, 9oogc.
GitD 80, gmoriao 90 unO Sos Nngc.
les 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Bonn Eitnfcr.

Sed)s &irheu mo lcd9 @irtbihois
ten in Accommodating. - Gie
@irtbi6oitcu better bciubt, ais
ole &irden. - Giihtigc oelltid)c
Surmcr in SomcrietsG ountp.
eide &ortofieln". - NtidtS nla
He9en.
Sn cinenl 3~ruciten NrieIe BON Foco'
mofezGitp an Die Nc0attion 0ca
.Geutihen Gorreiponoentcn" lhrcibt
Stouta Giupanoerlmga Setrct0r
u. i. Srnppc:
To9 St6Otd)cn Goconlofe bat mt
0efdbr 1000 Ginmobncr, meld)e mcbr
ober mcnigcr Den nnhldiiigen Gbu.
rntter Der Siiol0n0cr trogcn. Die
Stoot lic0t I'M umtcrCn 6bcilc BON
MorccitcrsGorntp ulO bot in 6ol9c
oe9 %lln.itonOea, bob bier ioit gon5
SomerictzGountn ieinc &onOelSgc.
id1ite obpidclt, Elm glltcS &leinac.
iGGit. 3n 4ocomofc Nicbt eS icd)a
&ird)cn mo icd9 @irtbid)oftcn, mo
2ebtcre iolcn SomltuqS boiler lcin,
nls SountuQ2 ole &ird)cn. Iiciea
babe ih MIR pom 00rcniagcn; iclbit
iuar i) nidt IN ocnicIbcn. Sn Der
Stabt lin0 Die Gclttihcn MIR icbr
oiinn gci0ct, oogcgen limo III bciocn
Counties einc NnSnbl 0clttid)c Gar
lner, ole Den grtcn Nderbo0cn 81 cr.
trogareidJen 6urmcn untgcltultct Ia.
ben. SD muroe olf mcincr Gour
ourd Die 6armen III Somcrict.Go.
bon elmer Game sum Wtittng eingcloz
ben, mo ais id) mid Dem ipGtcr nod
DEM Sollic fommcnocn 9ciitcr Der
Jarm porItelltc, erlui0ertc oeriGlbe
Iodeno: sd nubtc, Oob Sic fem
greoiqcr moren, hcnn meinc 6riib.
ia~brsbiibncr bdtten iih nIht ucrItctt
oieie miiicn n1mlidL Dap cS ibncr
on oen arogcn gebt, mcnn Elm W(onr
8ottes iiber Die 6orm gebt."
Die Grnote fG1t in Somcriet' NM
@erceiter.G nuntp better aus, ais ii
iracno einem Der onberen Counties
neIde ib berciite. Sd babe MfoiS
ieloer nit Stcngeln iiber 10 Sub bod
geieben unb an ieoer Bilan5e miroe
items Spei fette Nebren. Nur mcnigt
1eloer 5eigen idlehtc F%fIon5cn. 9e
einem Sormcr, NamenS i. WattbeiuS
lab i'd mic oeriel6e $50 8oiier pol
aartoffeln BON eineml Ider GROCER
8runoitiide ~megiabren lieB. Bon 30
mnten giebt es bier ipenig, bod I'm
10 mebr SiiBfartofieln. @iele De
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
QOfal6cridjtc ans 8ui6ingtOn.

@eriudcrC Stcrblihfctt
Nod Dem AcItcrn Don Der @eiuno.
belts . 9cb5roc pcrofientlidten Ga.
%nitat4bcritt iiir Ole lrbtc @ode bat
sic Stcrblihfcit in Moibington ct.
mas ]ob0cnonmcn inn Gcrgleif 5ur
uorbCraebcnOcn Wu6e uno 3tr
alei6lulticaocu @odc Dc@ @oriu6-
res. IS mur0cn in Der perfloiiencu
Mo6c III (ooC@f0Qc gcmcI0ct, &c.
gen 1873 in Der porbcrgcbcnOcn mo
1876 in ser glci6loufcnOcrt WoGc oc3
Sabrca 1903. &on Den @eritorbener
lporcn 81 @ciBe uto IS 9tcQer, 1871
pro 1000 Der mciBcn urD 30.7 pro
1000 Der Observation-Disclosures. Gas
9tcrUcniicbcr bot abcr nod nidt nad.
0clolIcn, c@ limo iMucit icit Dem /.
&onlor l05 Safe gnnc(Net morOcL
gcacn MIR 29l SGlc in Ser glci6luu.
icnocn 3citpcriooc Deg G%oriabreS.
Nm o5onen fdmpfen.
3mci fcinGctlci0ctc 6rnl1eu5immcr
iniccnirtcn am 9icnitag gGbcnb an
Der Gdc bon 9tcm 9)orf Apenlte
unO If. StruBe IN elmer &utihe c.
nCn o6nurralliCr . GpNtcit" mo Der.
uriadtcn cincn grobGR Menihenaui.
Iouf. Gbc obcr Ole 4oIi5et onIongte,
morcn lie pcrihmunocn. SpGter
bro6tc sic Foli5ci ibrc Nomcn in
Grfo6ruug. is murcn W}ap Morton
un0 Hbcu @nn5cl oon Nr. 1863,
Obio . Npcnuc. Sic mur0en tueaen
unAcbiibrIihcn @ctrogenS ~perboftet
mo Damn Qcgcn S. peri0nlibe 9iirQ.
idoit micOer in Grcibcit gcicbt. Sic
cridiencn 0citcrn Moracn o6er niht
sum &crb0r. Nu9 Eicr0 Der IGn1.
den ronntc Dor S6rCf ouool1, Die
Mcnidlcnmcnac ling Is ober boI0
mieocr Elm, unO Elm Foli5iit brohte IS
nud Dem Stntionabouie ocS eriten
8rC5intta.
WcB0cr nj emma. Yarf.
9tc Ntcbgrr ltnion bon @aih.
inaton biclt um 0icnitag ibren SAT-.
rcSuuafIug nnd 2unu Eurt. To@
Yicnic ioltc bcrcit9 I'M SUM Itatt.
fin0en, mar ober Oes rcgncriihCn
@cttcra megcn ucridobcn morOelt.
Sin Sdlohticit muroe babel gcbal.
ten. lin : llbr mur0c nGmlid) elm
GROCER Ohic Don 1850 Yfuno &c
luid1t gcihlodtct, llnD sic &S. SoBu
0orr uno Srnnf G1lolcD crbielten Oie
4rciic fiir Suuberfcit bei'm Shlod).
ten. Sin ShmeirL mcldca aud oo.
ran bate Alnllbcn iolclL cntfom, III.
Dem ca Sen 3om ser tlcincu Gin
iricoigunQ nieOcr6rad). Die Sogn
olli Sen Wrlm5cr p%cruriud)te picl Sei.
~terfcit. NiCmun0 ubcr tonnte oo2
nm iein 9cbcu lullfcroe @%oriteuDieb
crrcihcn, trobOcm 81 9~clobnung
olt@aciett purocn. Ser gci6lnhtete
0hie murOe nodjbcr gcbroten un9
Don Der acknowledgement Weniher.
mCngc per5eDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
g(nt altCn GlHb.

Sr. GDon 81. @cinB, @ci6oit@tilb'
rcr oc5 ,Icutidcr GorrciponOcn.
ten" mclhcr acitcrn nit Dem 2Iooo'
Compicr ,NGcin" Don elmer 3lpci'
monotli6cn Gcuti6lonorciic 3uriid.
fcbrtc, miro bcutc in Der grpcoition
Oc& @IoBca oui icincm oltacpo6nten
QlaB 3u finOcn icin; iriih uno mint
ter uuo ncuacitdrft 6ur6 sic on8c'
nCbmC SCCunrCiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
$25 mad W%inneapplis nnb snriid
Waltimnrc INN Ghiu.Giicnbahn

Sir g.. u. St. 9iaete gum @erfauf
TO-. IT,, ~. 4uguit, fir sic &iidiabrt
bis gum 81. aual,it, nit SerlGnge-
rungS- Yripilegiunt. nGeportcment Of
MarpIono". Spe5iaI3ug perldBt Wt.
Iopol.9 obpbof $40 Morgens, gam.
oen-9abnbof 900 Morgens SamItag,
ben II. guguit. 10 Gage aufentbolt
in Chicago aui Der &iidreiie erlaubt.
(2tO-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
ctiisirucr etanb Der CLUBS,

Vennbm men h tlcNclbo t..
= Sorpcp Smith, BON Ar. 1O1l, Sul.
ton. 9lpcnuC, unO &onca 0'Guuobon
pon Moibington murOcn NcItcrn pot,
Nihtcr Goldman IN Scr uor0mcitli.
d)en EoliSeiltotion nit iC S25 uno
Soften pcgcn unoroelltlihcn @ctrl.
Ncns olli cinem &olono Eurt Stros
bcnbabn @aagon bcitroit. Ter
Gon0uftcltr gob bei'm &crb0r al, Die
bcioen 9(rreituuten buttcn lid profn.
1tcr H~cocnSortcn bcbicnt mo Der.
illd)t, i'm pom Wog9on ob}rnuCricn,
ais or ibuen cine 3llrcbhuciiung CT.
tbcilt babe. Wcbrerc 3clNcn beta.
ti0tcn oic Nngohcn ocS Gon0llttcurS.
Gin Sunb ais 9rnnOl it I.
ter. = Sin Alorm pom &oitcn Nr.
439 an Qom~boroitroBc uno ArlinG-
ton . Npenuc beriei Gcitcru Nbcno
fur} por s llbr sic S%eltcrpebr nod
Dem Sauic 9tr. 1926, 9opoitrnBe, IN
mclhem onbltrd) 6clcr %cntItonocr
mar, oub Der 0uuS6ilno ooS Gid
tudl lnD nit bemlielben cine brcn'
nenoe Campo auf Den 9oOcn gcjogcl,
bate. Ser on~geridtetc SdaNcn be
trdgt MIR $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

Furnrcr bobcu nod Dem Nb%crlI0tclt
Scr friihcn Triidltc Oic SCIocr nit io-
acnunutcn Goppco2 bcitclt, .lpcIde
ais Ginger unAcpflijat mcrbcn,
mcnn iic QroB AcnltG linn.
2nti mcincr EOur OrrdJ Den untc.
rem Ehcil pon WorccitcrsGoumtu truf
ih ulth Den 6ornrcr 5. @ornung ser
fir $500 cine 6orm nit 30 9(dcr
0ca bcitcn 6nrmlnnorS ut0 30 2(der
mcrtbUollcn @ol5c9 1un5 nobc elmer
NobnItotion %gctolit bot. Ser @or.
nlnq fam aus &onio3 mo miro bin.
men &u6rcairiit cine Scr bcItcn 6or.
men bubeu. Scinc TrolL cine brnDc,
tiidti0c Miirttcmbcrgcrin itcbt i'm;
im Sample mu'a Guicin trrrt CUR
Seitc. 6rou NormmG inGte mir,
ooB lciOcr uidt 0cnlG Gcltti6c BORT
icicn itnO lie einc Wfcilc lUcit 81 elmer
6rolt @iirri6mi0t gcbcn miiiic, nm
iih 5l u]ntcrhnltcu. 6rou 8iirr.
id,niOt lit Die y9ithuc cinca Frc0tgcr3
ans Misconiiu. Tic bel ibr lpobncuoc
S6lpicaernutttcr itonrntt aus Scl0ru
in I%biirinQrn. Ncioc 6roucn bear.
bcitcn cine 90 Meter groBc 6orm NIT
Siilfc elmer ltcAcrfomilic.
Nic crfoIdrcid) obcr nlld nn0crc
6orrncr iin0, OoUon aicbt ole EbGtia.
felt cinca &ir0inicra cincn 9emci5.
Ger M}oHu fouitc 10 Ndcr NIT eincm
idledltcn Nulta 0uroltf. Gr pcr6ciicrtc
0u2 Hun0 unO Dertnlitc Die N0lftc
iiir $1,000, 0cro0c 10 picI, mic cr iiir
ocn 1nn3cn &lob 0e9cbcn bate!
Damn nobnt cr 0oa @cIO mo bulltc
ii6 Elm pr0dtigca @obnbm9 un0
NcbcuacbGuOc. Gr bot 5lpet S0bnc,
bic nit oti Der 6orm bclicn, bod,
ioQtc or mir, ieicn bic iibrigcn finn
M0Odcn cine Nrobc &oit fir ibIL
Ocrn Oicie miiBtcn bod Die Sod
idltle beiltben ltno &lnpicripicIcn Ter
ucn. SD Gobc cine Gubcrit quite
6orm bon 1870 Ndcrn NcicGcn mclhc
lommt 0cn glttcn @cbGuOcn iiir
$1,000 5l folticn iii, >ucil oic GiGcns
thiintcr 81 iutl ijno.
Dos Nouboi5 lit in Tol9c Ser ricii-
gen WolounGcn mo Ger 0iinitigcn
1ronoport-@ clcNcnbcitcn bi0ig, un0
scr Nort cinC9 &ollica tonlmt 0obcr
bier ncniQcr tbcllCr 81 itcbcn.
0r. Wm. WtoIdolp, Der 0oS ihonitc
Sous om Eocomotc Gluiic bciibt, bat
olti ieincm Orci NdCr AroBcu @runo.
itiide cine neuc SnOuitrie 9cidufier
uno lit iebr crfolGrcid Oomit. Gr bot
Qcroor Dor Der Bride bon Somcriet.
Goun1tD ii6er Den Eocomofc nnf Der
nubc Stoot cine Iompimiiblc &C.
boltt, in pclHcr cr Den 6ormcrn Sen
MniS 5t Sdrot moblt. Gr nil jc6t
nod cine S0Gcmiiblc onbolcn.
Scit mciner glbreiie BON Baltimore
bottc ih tGgIid HcQcn, ood mot
meme 6obrt 0lIrh Morcciter.Gomt
pom id0nitcu Mcttcr bcGlcitet, NM
oic 3orn1cr otbmrtcu tici ollt olS Ole
Come gum critcn Molc ibrC icaen.
b%rinaen0cn Strublcn iibcr Ole rcider
| 6lllrCn oieic3 Counties ionotc.
Irappc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Sbco. $. Sicner C. So.

Geiic Bureau uto @edyielltubc.
S6iffSfartcn bon nn0 nod 9eutlh.
Iano nit Dem 9tor6oeutihen 2lopo
ltno nnoeren 2inien, &%eiicp1iie, @eh.
JET, GreOitbrieie un0 8e(oienoungcn.
217 Sit-Saltimurc. Strafe.
(209)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Glciocr maiden 9cnte,

mcnn iic bon ". Gnicrim, &unoen.
idneioer, Nr. ~, NorO.g utopItraBe,
ber9eiteat limo.
(apriIt7-tSt5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Mhcnmatismns, Widt, Santfranf.

beiten etc, gorontirte &nr i'm
pgicnna Sanatarium," Ir. 413, 3D.
SapettcsS Str. Sanatorium lit alIsge.
itattet nit alien mo0ernen Apparaten.
CSuli2t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

9ofcboll. - Go8 6clO an scr
Dorf . Goo0 mo %. StroBc par 80.
itcrn 81 nob, nm cinen Gontcit 5rui.
ihcn ben .SripleS" unO rStcctcr@"
5u crm0alidcn. Sic Scorc in onHc.
rem StG0ten mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Sdiiisfartcn pun nnS mad ScniidJ-
lnnN.

Son Baltimore bis 9remcn: Sea.
iiite $50, $40 uno $3.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50.
Iunoreiic gu biaigcrcm Yreiie. Sbeo.
8. 9icncr & So, 217, Sit-SaltimOre-
StrnRe. Q7O) :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

Sin idlOncs nno niitlidrS 8cidcnf
fir Nnscb6rigc lit inner cine lebcns-
grphc photographic oScr cine Flint.
fcriid bollcnoctc Gupic cineS alien
Silocs in Gragun, 8aiicrfarbe, Del
pSer Yaitcl. Die idDnitcn Cabinet.
bilbcr MIR ST pro Sntcnb.
SnlinS Srbbcl, ocutihcr B6otoarapb,
CO., 321 Npro'0 Gay Strahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Grriumter %eclblmurb.
Sund=YdrR
@oi6inatpu, :. Is.

@nihinatun, :. Is.
ann5r gspdle Ter arpbnrtiae NIbaS in
iciucm tobesmutbincn Nbrutih pom
bpben Srnhticil.
Gur5ertc Der Sapelle uuo neunrtige Aite,
i,ueimnl tdglid.
60 gruhartiae Nttrattiuucu.
5cs sIOeue %ieiuiter Qer9uiiaunasort.
(2t2,46)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

Nm ncllcn SGllcn bon anltedenoen
9rorfbeitcn 0cmel0et muroen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

GonitobIcr Charles Is. Smopc last
ii6 in @cgCnport mcbrcrcr Ecr,
ioncu Don cincm @abn5ua ilber.
iobrcn, - Sottt ieinen @eiit i'm
.llnipcriitGtS Soipitol" aus. -
srGnfli6fcit ideint i'm no3u &C.
trtcbCn 5t hubcn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10
MOUNT PLEASANT.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
Skating ut Opera Hou>c-New Bust.
ness Block
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Mt Pleasant Sanpete Co, Nov. a.
Frank Carlson was operated on today
for appendicitis, by Doctors Stewart.
Winters ana Ray. The operation was
entirely satisfactory, and the patient
IL feeling fine. Tomorrow Mrs
Draper of Moruni Is to be operated ON
by the same physicians
The Twentieth Century club held its
regular meeting yesterday IN the COM
mercal club rooms. Mrs. Luella Han
sen gave a lecture on the history aC
Japan, Mrs. Fred Jensen lectured on
Peasant Industries Of the Russians"
The Opera House company proposes
to turn the Opera House into roller
skating rink.
The Lundberg business block Is now
completed and the Consolidated Wagon
a. Machine company's headquarters for
this vicinity are being located there
The building cost about $1,000, and adds
to the attractveness of that part of
Main street
The directors of the Sanpete Valley
Coal company were in session this
evening and considered some important
business pertaining to the coal mine
and road. There Is some stock for
sale, which will be placed on the mar
ket II was also decided TO put teams
on the road when the first snow comes
and keep the road open as long as pos
sible. The company is In a thriving
condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10

academy band, the various classes fol-.
lowing their banners. The procession
marched past the buildings IN which the
academy has found a home in earlier
years, and continued through the business
district OF the city, returning 20 the new
buildlifg AZ 10 o'clock
Tho assembly hall was filled 10 its ut
most when the meeting WAS called ar
l0lj. President A, ". Lund, Elder George
Teasdale and other prominent visitors
were present. After an anthem by the
academy choir the Invocation was offered
nv Patriarch Maiben, 4 school song
written by a studenU Wa then rendered,
and Principal NOycs made short and
appropriate speech OF welcome In the
address made by Elder Tcasdale, he en-
phasized the fact that the young people
OF today are enjoying special privileges
IN living and partaking OF the blesslnga
Of the gospel OF Christ They should
appreciate and take advantage Of them.
President A. ~ Lind showed very
clearly ana forcbly the value Of good
books, and told those present to cult
cate the habit OF good reading, He quot
ed from Bacon 20 show that some books
are 20 be tasted, some chewed and some
eaten. and digested The other musical
numbers wee a soprano solo by Mrs.
Ida Beal vocal solo, kind Words are
Sweet Tones Of the Heart By Miss MIN
nine Peterson; violin duet by Prof
Christensen and q student. and "A brass
quartet otis Stewart, president Of the
student body was on the program for a
sentiment which he made very interest
ing, The meeting was an entire success
The afternoon was spent IN friendly
athletic contests with the Manti high
school witnessed by large crowd, with
the following results:
l00 yard dash-tlgh School first
% yard dash-High School first
Broad jump Academy first
High jtmp-High School FIRST
Hammer throw--ligh School nrst.
-put--Academy first.
Teachers tennis Academy first
Students tennls-IIlgh School nrsf
asketball-Academy :. High School
G.
The days exercises closed with a ball
In the evening given under the auspices
Of the academy.
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with an average daily attendance OF
over 80 Der cent
The buildings ana grounds committee
reported that the West ogden school
building viii be ready for occupancy
Monday The school board decided to
allow the civil service examiners the
use Of the High school building on
November "a IN which to hold an exam
ination for postal clerks and carriers.
The finance committee reported cash
on hand $500. The teachers viii re-
ceive their salaries today, amounting to
SIti210.
The claim OF Contractor whetmeyer
for repairs on the buildings damaged
by the wind storm amounted to s660.I5
which was allowed.
Bills amounting to 500 were approved
and ordered paid.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Next week Miss Elizabeth Hill. the
popular daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry HIN. will be married In the Salt
Lake Temple to John Slit of
this city. They have been granted
marriage license.
Adolph H. ussing, %, Of Pocatello,
Idaho, and Miss DOgennor Christensen.
20 of brigham City, have been granted
a license to wed.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Peary Casey Barnes. the crack Og-
den second baseman and his wife, are
visiting In ogden with Mrs. Barnes rel
atiyes. They go from here to Denver,
To visit his relatives. Casey viii sign,
up for next season with the Boston
Americans.
A. Ia
at the Armory building between the
newspaper men OF Ogden and company
b, is being considered
THE Devils Auction" is booked for
next Tuesday at the Grand Opera
House.
County Treasurer Chambers SAYS the
taxes have been paid quite well the past
week but that "A great amount OF money
h still due. The taxes become deln-
quent next Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ecoles and,
daughter. Mrs Browning and others in
terested In the Hot Springs resort, have
gone 10 Hot Lake, gOregon to inspect
the buildings aud grounds.
DIED FROM OPERATION.
Mrs, Amy Hoskins. of West Portage,
Boxelder county. died at the hospital
here this morning at 23O following an
operation for q severe case OF appen.
dIcitis.
The deceased was the wife OF Josiah
Hosklns and the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Hall. The woman had
been i'll for several weeks and was
brought to Ogden ana taken TO the hos
ptal on Thursday. She leaves hus-
band and five weeks old baby, her
IA ther and mother aud several brothers
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Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Jones have
both returned TO their homes.
Mrs f!oyed has recovered from a
serious attack OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. Nephi Gerard Of Holiday was
patient at the hospital last week. Sew
erat small bones We're removed from
his foot which was fractured in a rail-
road accident several months ago.
Several new cases OF typhoid fever
have come to the hospital during the
past week, These cases consist of
foreigners from Garfield Bingham
Junction and Murray.
Miss Werner Of Salt Lake City is now
training In the hospital.
Mr.. ]. Stewart, who was injured In
Little Cottonwood canyon two weeks
ago. died on Monday as the result OF
his injuries. MIR. Stewards death Is the
first IN the hospital for many months.
NEWS BRIEFS.
A farewell party was rendered Grin
ward house, Elder I,abrum will leave
today for New Zealand, where he viii
fulfill a mission. lie received a purse
of about s4j, and was extended many
wishes of success.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day from the residence over the re-
mains of the -year-old child OF Ed
ward Ottey. The grief stricken pa
rents have the sympathy Of the entire
community
Mr.. Hyrum Nelson. the successful
merchant of Holiday, has been maxi
ing some extensive improvements in
his building, The entire top floor
has been converted into a display room
and finer exhibit Is seldom seen In
a country store. The u. c. NJ. |. ira
yelling man said that no other firm OF
institution dn the county had pur-
chased as fine line of holiday goods
as Mr.. Nelson. 1t Is an interesting
and pleasing visit to call on Mr. Mel
son.
An X-ray instrument arrived here
yesterday for DR.. OdelL il will be
Installed IN his office next week The
doctor says that no finer instrument
ever came into the state. New In
struments and apparatuses needed In
the surgical profession are being Sc
cured by the local doctors. After this,
patients needing medical or surgical
aid will not have TO go to Salt Lake
City or elsewhere for treatment The
Murray hospital furnishes ample ac-
cornmodations, and we have efficient
doctors IT, eylfy line OF the profession
Mr.. George Granter. who has been
suffering extremely from an attack OF
rheumatism, Is improving and Will like
~ soon be seen at his work again.
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have returned from an extended visit
In the east.
Prof. and Mrs. w. S. Langton en-
tertained last Sturday evening IN honor
OF Capt. and Mrs. Styer,
Mai. Wilkes. Capt. and Mrs. Styer
and children, who have been the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Flemming for
the past week. left on Friday for Salt
Lake. from where the Styers VIII go 20
California TO remain until the LIST 81
January, when they will go to the Phil
ppines. a host Of friends regret eN
ceedlngly the departure OF Capt and
Mrs. Styer from Logan, and they viii
be greatly missed by al who have been
acquainted with them.