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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-01


We endorse the resolutions recently
passed by the Cache Commercial club
with reference to the consolidation OF
the Agricultural college with the Unit
verslty Of Utah, and we declare our
selves unqualihedly opposed to such
consolidation and pledge all nominees
OF this convention TO continue the party
loyalty to that great school OF the
common people.
Following the adoption OF the res.
olutions nominations were In order.
For state senator j. A Hendrickson,
II. Bullen, Jr., and Lorenzo Hansen
We're named. The ballot stood; Bullen,
1882; Hedrickson, 81, and Hansen, 81.
Bullen was declared the choice OF the
convention.
w. II. Vaughan. b. A. Hendricks and
II. a. Petersen were chosen as repre-
sentatives in the legislature,
I, Ii. Smith was named as sheriff
Jos Larsen as clerk; Sarah Merrill. re-
corder; A. A. Law attorney; Martin Oh
sen, assessor j. p. Toolson. treasurer
Carl Schwab, surveyor; j. +. McCarry.
superintendent of schools, Andrew Is
faelson, commissioner for the long term
and George Godfrey commissioner for
the short term.
Altogether the convention was a very
harmonious one, and the ticket on the
whole Is considered a fairly good one.
NIELsEN-JACOBsEN NUPTIALs.
Miss Annie Nielsen. daughter of n.
p Nielsen of the Seventh ward. was
ms ried Wednesday to Mr. Fred ia
cobsen of Brigham City The young
people were rendered reception in
the evening. They will make their ~.
ture home at Brigham
The remains of Mrs. j. J. Facer were
taken to Avon for burial Services were
held In the Paradise Westinghouse Fri.
day,
j. z, Stewart. Jr,, has purchased the
F. W. Crockett home in the Seventh
ward.
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RUNAWAY IN OGDEN CANYON,
au'oist Causes Bad smashup Through
Reckless Driving.

Vsden, Oct. LA bad accident &C.
,urred IN Ogden canyon yesterday at
.s'nooh' caused by the careless driving
u an automobile j. b. Stephens, fore
,nah Tor Contractor ONeil, was driv-
ns up me canyon with his surrey, hav-
, Wy win him Mr., and Mrs. Meyers. AS
IVY reared a point near the Lewis
srounos, TWO automobiles came along,
snv gong up the canyon. the other
u u1 AS they came close to MIR.
"a vehicle, instead of taking the
i ,iae ot The road next to the river, as
Ny NY law requires, the automobilist ran
"os machine on the upper side of the
no, AZ good rate Of speed, frighten.
s we Morse, which started to run and
ts au,p sl over an elnbankment about ten
mw NV usep INTO the river. Mr., Meyers
r t,peu from the buggy and escaped
NJ ,.uS H injury, hut Mrs. Meyers and
mo, stephens could not get out. and
ss NM WIN painful injuries In the fail
' "lon REQUIRED the attention of a phy.
m ,,sI The carriage was badly dc.
gS S,lsned, and the horse cut up con.
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REPUBLICAN
TICKET NAMED
Enthusiasm and Harmony Preva''
And Popular Candidates Chose"
As Standard Bearers.
Rad ACCIDENT IN CANYON
o..o,e.. Autoisl Responsible for a SER
'" sm,.bup--sunday Funerals
y" meath Of william Mcfarland

a., THE Weber county
,' v convention held Saturday az
~. county courthouse was one Oh 'ns
NV araerly conducted yet the most
mo- ,Sn.,astlc ever held in Ogden Inc
en'" ,~aor vas entirely inadequate 10
eVu' a,odate the large gathering the
a. .,nlrr session was devoted to speech
nss,ns and preliminary work. the art
"'''' .sssion was opened at 3 O'CLOCK
,on The reports of the various COM
,",ess were received. The permanent
a.o,s chosen we're; Chairman Ru-
I Sn'oh Kuoher, first vice chairman Geo.
~ Hanson second vice chairman L.
n yslson, third vice chairman Enoeh
bingham: first assistant secretaries
Tbonas Z. Mckay carl Allison SER
,sant.at.arms, Joseph Hogse chaplain
Noroni Marriott,
Mr. Kuchler briefly thanked the con-
,..o,lon for the honor, and after invo-
alton the following report of the reso-
,,,io,s committee was read and adopt
ed
We the Republicans of Weber coun-
., i convention assembled. resolve az
follows:
That We approve the platform
.aonted AT the state convention held
~ sslt Lake City. Sept, 20, 1906, and
endorse its nominees
That we heartily endorse the pres
on, national, stats and county admins
tratlons.
That We pledge our support to the
marty 10 continue good government a
Republican administration.
THAT we believe the interests of
ali classes will be best served by a
continuation Of Republican principles,
under officers elected by the Republican
party.
:, That we pledge our support to the
| candidates who may be nominated for a
| fair impartial and buslness-like ad-
minIstraton.
The following ticket named is con-
eeeded TO be a strong one, all Of the
nominees being men well known and
highly respected In the city and county:
Ssnator.-E. T. Hulaniski.
Representatives--G. A. Fuller, Eden (,
II. p Randall. Ogden: G. s. Dean,
North Ogden; r. Kuchler, ogden.
TrsaMrer--A. D. Chambers. Ogden.
Recorder-J. b. Wallace, Ogden.
Shehr-G. Alva Sebring, Ogden.
Clerk-Dayid Mattgnn Ogden
Assessor-Edwin Dix. ogden.
Attorney-N. j. Harris, ogden.
Surveyor-H. J. Craven, ogden.
Commissioners r. Madsen -four
| years); Frank Moore 1.-TWO years..
The result OF the final ballots were as
follows;
County Clerk--Dayld Matson, 154; S.
G, Dye, u.
Commissioners (Four-year term, o.
B. Madsen (acclamation): Owo-year
prml Frank Moore, i27; w. @. Wilson,
a.
Recorder Joseph B. Wallace (accla-
nation.
sherif-G, Alya sebring (acclama-
tion).
Treasurer-A. d. Chambers (acclama-
tom.
Assessor-Edwln Dix, ISL; II. C.
Wardlegh, "a.
Attomey-N. J. Harris. 1872; J. II. De-
vine, "; r. 5. Farnsworth. 40.
suryeyor-H. j. Craven, $50; George
Parker, IS.
senator-E. 7. Ilulaniski. 1a4; l.. W.
thurtllff, Il.
Representatiyes-G. A. Fuller, II. p.
RANDALL G. 8, Dean, X. Kuchler, all
named BY reclamation.
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PANGUITCH.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Candidates for Legislative Honors and
County Offices.

Special Correspondence.
Panguitch Garfield Co., Sept. 27.-
The following ticket has been put IN
the field by the Republican = In their
county convention:
Representative--John n Henrie,
County Clerk-Hans p. Epson.
Recorder-Mattie DeLong
Attorney--Benjaml IN Cameron. Jr.
Treasurer-W. r. owens
Assessor--E. X. McEwan.
superintendent of Schools--O G. An
derson.
Commissioner, long term--John ALL
strom; short term Peter o. Baker.
sheriff-Thomas Haycock
PROMINENT PEOPLE ILL
Ben Cameron, the hotel keeper, went
TO his ranch on the Mammoth creek
Sunday. Yesterday runner came with
the news that he was critically Ill. DR..
Clark and Mrs Cameron at once start
ed to his relief
Mr. Par Henrie is very III with ty-
phoid fever. Mrs. $. O. Crosby, who
has been at deaths door for several
weeks is improving. and hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery.
SNOW DAMAGES CROP
on the 14th = fall of four Inches OK
snow In the valley did great damage TO
unharyested grain. leveling II TO the
ground as il a roller had passed over
II. The crops are unusually good Tor
this section, and are being harvested as
fast as the weather will permit.
The brick work on the new social
hall is nearing completion; the new
tlthing office is now ready for the root.
The people are cungratulating them
selves that in a very few weeks they
win have connection by phone with
their neighmQrs. In a few days the
poles will be set up to MarysVale.
In the near future 1t Is expected the
State Bank of Garfield Will open. This
bank is backed by local capital, aud
will be OF great benefit to the business
part Of the community.
ANOTHER BOND ELECTION.
At a special session OF the city coun-
ell, on the oath inst, new bond cleo
ton was called for Nov. 8, to vote on
bonds to enable the city to join with
the county in building city and
county building. An election was held
some time ago and bond voted 0u1
owing to Irregularities in the election
a new election was made necessary.
AT this same council meeting an ordl-
nance was passed repeating the hquoi
| ordinance,
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SPRING CITY.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Complete County and Legislative Tick
Ct is Nominated,

Special Correspondence.
Spring City sanpete Co, Sept 81
The Democratic convention OF Sanpate
county convened here today and nomi.
mated the following Legislative and
county ticket:
state Senator--Dr. A. j. Stewart
Represe tatives--Orlando BRADLEY
and Hyrum DeF'ries.
County Clerk--John A. Hougaard.
Recorder--William f. Reid
Tfeasurer--Julius Christensen
Sherln-Ross Thompson.
Assessor--rred Lamb.
Attorney. W Cherry.
. surveyor Ruel Greaves.
superintendent " Schools--John $.
Blain.
commissioner our-year term. o.
y. Berglundi two-year term, Chris
tan Willardscn.
j. w Tyc Of Ephraim was elected
chairman of the county committee,
with +. Y Jensen as secretary
There was a good attendance Of
delegates, and the convention was har-
monlous.
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NEPHI.
DRY FARM BOOM.
Prominent People of Sanpctc Inycsti-
gate Arid Wheat Raising.


Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co. Sept. 27.--The Jua b
county Democratic convention will
convene at Nephi oct ]
delegation from North Sanpete
stake consisting OF President Lund OF
Mt. Pleasant with a majority Of the
bishops within the stake, visited Nephi
on the 26th inst. for the purpose Of
going out on the ridge and going over
the dry farms in that section Of coun-
try, President Paxman of this stake
showed the gentlemen around, and
they all reported a very agreeable and
profitable time, carrying home with
them the desire 20 see like steps taken
in and around their own respective
towns.
The Utah Arid Farming company
has received another large traction
steam engine. the largest OF It's kind
ever seen In this part of the state, the
same will be used on their Dog valley
land for blowing purposes.
Dozens Of loads of grain from the
dry farms are daily brought into the
town, part Of which is being stored
away and the other Is being shipped
into California, Sanpete and other
parts.
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FILLMORE.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Selects Delegates 10 state and County
Convention.
Snecial Corrospondence

Special Correspondence
Fillmore, Willard Co, Sept ga
Democratic primary was held in the
county courthouse, when they elected
three delegates to the Democratic state
convention and six delegates to the
county convention, 20 he held Oct 20
In Fillmore. The following will go 20
the state conventions Daniel stevens,
T. O. Duckworth and James a. Mel
Vile. To attend the county conVen-
ton: j. $. Giles, Daniel stevens, T. O.
Duckworth. Alma Greenwood Willard
Rogers, Charles w. Lambert.
Alma Greenwood was placed in nomi-
nation for justice OF the peace and 9,
II. Holbrook for constable, for FIJI
more precinct.
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who had partaken OF her hospitality
in New York for many years. They
testified of her true devotion TO the
faith.
Mrs. Mary Farley sang solo en-.
titled after" The quartet rendered
Wanted on the Other Side" Benedic-
ton was pronounced by Patriarch
George w. Larkin. A wealth Of
beautiful floral tributes covered her
casket and the attendance at the SER
vices was large.
CONRAD LAYMAN LAID TO REST
A large number of relatives and
friends assembled at the Lynne ward
NEE tinghouse yesterday afternoon at
? o'clock 10 pay a tribute OF vespect
to the memory of Conrad Layman
whose death occurred at Rexburg
Idaho. Bishop George Smun presided
at the funeIa services. Appropriate
music was furnished by the ward
choir. The life work of the deceased
which was made up Of good deeds
and devotion To his religious convic-
tons, was eulogized by President c..
F. Middleton, Bishop Smuin, Elders
Hans Madsen and Walter Crane
Burial took place IN the Ogden City
cemetery.
BURIAL OF JOHN NJ. OLSEN.
The funeral OF John NJ. Olsen was
conducted at o'clock yesterday after
noon at the Episcopal church Rev.
Brown officiating. He preached a
comforting sermon on the resurrection
and spoke of the many sterling quail
ties of true manhood he possessed The
church choir furnished appropriate
singing. Intermnnt took place al the
Mountain View cemetery. The large
attendance and numerous floral tri-
butes were evidences OF the high es-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-01
Furniture Facts.

1t is not necessary TO go into the highest
priced lines to supply the Modern Embellish-
ments desired for the interior Of your Home.
While ours is store OF only high class
goods, the scope embraces all of the common
place articles Of furniture and furnishings
within the range Of moderate prices that Of
fer the very best of values and the most
satisfaction and pleasure for the outlay of
money. Nothing approaching the unreli-
able is permitted within our doors, and when
you buy anything here it is with the under
standing that the money will be refunded
il it does not prove entirely satisfactory
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'AAND LODGE A. o. U. w.
s1ands and Mergcs Into suprem,
'Se-innranec Rates Rcadjuste,l


| N ,Sn no, OCT; LAT a special meeting
idaho a" as'u lndge, A, o. u. w. of Utah,
| .amrda,, wyoming, held In Ogden
wa way, attended by many delegates
ndvs u,ci1ed to disband the Grand
3,,n,oa @i'u ali the members viii, no DC
),s,sed ~ 'he supreme lodge. They also
I.bsa Cl readjustment of the insn,'
|neet rs'es Of the lodge, which WIN
In All N, II believed with tho annrova,
I)a,cIa,." otkmen. Besides MANY bIsh
na sls OF this district. mas, s,,nr us -
Fan, was O nSn Of Kansas, Webb Me.
ser OF Tho ,esent TO assist in the mer.
FUNERAL OF MRS COOLEY.
Ms rs'aSSS a,hlys, the mortal remain, .,
Martin TIu'arlne +. Cooley VIZ v,
Ifork n Cooley, Of coboc,"n y,
Burial ME- iaid 10 rest in mo ta., LII
I.sy y Wv. N the Ogden civ cn,,,a
lanes vv,s'e.day afternoon p,a. ,u-
Taye VIC deceased. defeating the
sr " , O'clock in thu o,,.
= ner son I,a vaoa,h,rmenced az the hons
VENUE, Blsheac Cooley. 24ss Monrns
1g 4 Snop John Watson nran,S
a,ns, and fla. Yang beautiful SALE
Salt Iaka o Urs Samuel w Pioha.s
n McFarIs lily, W, W. Rurton LIZARD, n,r
foulger %land. Albert pnrs,.'son Mar
pied tba ana Theodore R no Joseph
sased. r.asoole, faithful liz eSn eulo-
lttda 10 eterring Ia ~ Oh the de.
" The numerous m many kind y
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denny avenue, which occupies the
ground floor Of the building formerly
occupied by SHELTON & Co.
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BURIAL OF JOHN NJ. OLSEN.
PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News delivered every Sunday excepted
per month All and
church Works Residence Fourth NJ,
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THos ]. OWEN & son, AucroNEERs.

By virtue of the authority vested in us by the
parties at interest. will offer for sale to the
highest bidder. in front of the premises THURS
DAY, JANUARY. TWENTY FIJI TH, AT HALE
PAST -FOUR PM, that very desirable brick dwell
ing No. S14 Sd ST. ny This house contains s
rooms and bath and is now renting at $1,000 per
month. Lot q SxSS. Side and rear alleys. Lying
within few squares of the government printing
office and the new depot. This property should
snS yspv enhance In vsne n5on the
OF the depot improvements; So 600 of the purchase
money may remain at so interest If desired by
time of sale balance to be settled within fifteen
days the property will be resod at the cost and
risk OF the defauiting purchaser II storming sale
win take place first fair day same hour
THOS ]. OWEN & son, 913 st. NV.
ja19-6t
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10 KILLED IN FIRE PANIC.
Forty Others Injured in Philadelphia
Church Crash.

A wild panic, following a loud Shrek of
Fire. brought death to eighteen colored
persons and injuries to nearly two score of
others In ST. Paul's Baptist Church, in
Philadelphia last night. The terrible rush
to gain the street was of brief duration,
and that more were not killed in the stam-
pede was probably due to the fact that the
church was not crowded.
At the time the disaster occurred not
more than 800 persons were on the second
floor of the building, which, with the GAL
lery, was capable of accommodating coo or
700. The fire was a trifiing one and was
extinguished before the firemen arrived.
The smell of smoke added to the panic
and, despite the heroic work of the Rev
z. w. Johnson. the pastor Of the church,
who tried in vain to allay the fears of the
frightened worshipers, the terror-stricken
people made a desperate rush to leave the
church. only to be checked up on the marrow
stairway. Those in the rear leaped over
the PROSTATE forms of those who fell, and
when the rush was over eighteen lay dead
on the first floor and stairs of the building
Death in nearly every case was due to suf-
location or tramplng.
e. w. Johnson. the pastor of the church
In a statement said: 1.-The church was not
crowded; 1t was not even well filled. The
collection was being taken up, when a
woman sitting in front pew cried 'FIrev
and started to run down the aisle smell
ed smoke, but felt sure there was no dan
ger. Ny congregation. however became
panic-stricken, and no human being could
stop the rush for the doors.
Il tried my best to calm the people but
1t was no use; terror had seized them and
they rushed to their death. I attempted to
get them 10 stop their pushing on the stair
and directed many to leave by the door II
the side of the pulpit, 1t was awful The
memory of that terrible crash and the
death OF my beloved people shall never be
effaced from my memory"
John b. Taylor, superintendent of police
arrived on the scene a short time after the
panic was over. a rumor was current that
the church had been oyercrowded, but this
could not be confirmed by the superlntend-
ent. who made preliminary investigation
of the disaster.
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BROWN & ToLsoN. AUCTs.. I4os H ST.
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT TO BE SOLD AT

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT TO BE SOLD AT
AUCTION.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1906, AT 10
AM, WITHIN THE AUCTION ROOMS
OF BROWN & TOLSON. 400 III ST
NV, GOODS STORED WITH THE
UNION TRUST co. BY THE RAI.TI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
In the following names. to wit: Crescent Mfg.
Co. Sehlitz Brewing Co, Geo. A Conley X,
Miller, DR.. G. A. Hare. Geo. A. Griswouid, NJ.
Coleman. ~ Schiller Beef Co. p r. Prones. Il
W. Bowen. Edw. Shelly, W +. anderson & Co.,
W. s. Brown s. Co, ]. L. Marshall Lizzie Cohen
= W. Wheeler A. d. Gaegler, Guy Markwsrf
H. L. Dodge. Paul Pearson, r. II Martin. ST.
Cyprian Church. W. D. Cogswell. St Agnes Acad,
envy, L, F. Palmer. f. II. Haydn, ]. Lodge Central
Building j. s. Embrey, Hail & Kilbusn Co. 6.
F. Williamson & Co., ". G. Roney. 4. L. wal
tiers. Natl Training school, Natl Auto. Meh. Co,
PEREZ, scoville; 4. l. Thompson, My j. Miller.
glsrk, Epply Pert I: stots Co. Z. ". Fftzpat-
PIitehard. II. C. Siackabee. Byron Laycock. Jno.
W. Watson. II. G. BROOKS, @. Mcdonald, W :.
kennon, d. F. Fealy. ". II. Ripp Co. w. S.
Virgin & Co., V Ptpeton Co.. II. n. Cassidy P.
J. Mcneil, L. +. Palmer Washn Spice Co., T. L.
-Rnrsen, r. Fl. Stotz. VIM. r, Lewis Washn
Bedding co.-win be sold at public auction to pay
storage and other charges.
E. II. BANKARD.
Purchasing Agt B. & o. r. II. Co.
1al5. o. Is. fe2.3.5
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THos. ]. OWEN s son. AUCrIoNEERs.


BANKRUPTCY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FS-
TATE IMPROVED BY TWO 3-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENrS. WELL RENTED; KNOWN AS PREM
Uses 1876 STREET Sc. AND 125 y. @.
AVENUE Sc.
The undersigned trustee of Thomas E. Wagga-
man, bankrupt, Bankruptcy 36l pursuant TO the
oIcer OF the court, passed therein on the 22d day
OF December. 1905 will sell, at public auction 10
front of the premises. on TUESDAY THE THIs-
IIETH DAY OF JANUARY, 1905 AT FOUR
Thirty O'CLOCK 7 NJ. lots 16 and AZ, square 735
Terms: One-third OF the purchase money IN
cash. and the balance in equal installments In one
and two years from Gate of sale deferred pay
ments 10 be evidenced by the promissory notes of
the purchaser. bearing interest at the rate of per
cent per annum payable semi annually and Sc
eGred by deed OF trust upon the property sold or
all cash. at the option OF the purchaser A de-
post OF 500 Will be required on each parcel sold
al the time or the sale thereof and the terms are
to be complied with within Is DAYS from dare OF
sale, or the property win be resold at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser after five
days advertisement OF such resale Conyeyancipg
at purchasers cost. H. ROZIER DUIANY
Trustee OF Thomas f. waggaman.
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Marcus Notes, Auctioneer,
426 9th st. NV.

Important sale of large stock
of Dry Goods, Ladies and Gen
tlemen's Furnishings, Notions,
Fancy Goods including Show
Cases, for account of a merchant
retiring, within my sales rooms,
42o 9th street NV, Wednesday,
January "a, 1906, 10 o'clock am.
Mems Dress Shirts, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Underwear, Children's
Garments, Purses and Pocket
books, Toys, Games, Busters,
Elastics, large quantity of Combs,
Innings, Suspenders, and lots of
other goods that are usually found
in a large stock of this kind.
On view Tuesday.
MARCUS NOTES,
Auctioneer.