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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
T oday $ Ogden News

ability, is to be heard in Ogden tomor-
row at $3.50 o'clock at the tabernacle,
on THE Gospel of Discomfort" or
Left Handed Men," and In the even
ing at S;15 on THE Key to the Twen-
tleth Century" These lectures are 20
be given under the auspices of the We
Der Stake academy lecture course. Dr..
Green is said to be one of the greatest
orators OF the day, is q man OF striking
personality, and is sure to interest
his audiences
APRIL TRIAL JURORS.
The venire OF jurors for April 1906,
term Of the Second district court has
been Drawn. and the names have been
given the sheriff for service;
Thomas 3. FAIR, Isaac G. Clark,
Charles w. Wright, Walter Herrick,
John w. Wheeler, William III. Toller,
Walter Bingham, Vinson *. Belnap,
Patrick Martin, william McGregor, An
ton Fronk, John w. Preshaw William
I. Witten, Fred l.. Keller, George w,
Murphy John A. Boyle, James H. Snow,
Ogden Lorenzo IIadley, West Weber;
Frederick A. Cazier Samuel Storey,
North ogden; Charles A. Rundquist,
Riverdale; G.. s. Thurston, George II.
Statewide; William Hodson, Marriott.
UTAH STATE JOURNAL SOLD.
The Utah State Journal has changed
hands. Brig. Bowman and Willard
Snyder are the purchasers.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
benefit farewell ball has been ar
ranged In hnnOp nf IRnN Eurpf IN, N
Winsow Farr, who departs soon on a
mission to the South Sea islands. The
party Will be given Friday evening AT
the Third Ward hall. GIa
Judge Corn Is at Evanston on legal
business this week
Senator Bamberger IL IN ogden IN
the interest Of his interurban line be-
tween Ogden and Salt Lake City
The damage suit of John Porter
against the Southern Pacific is on trial
In the district court.
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FDW|N WILLIAMS
CHOSEN COUNSELOR
u Succeed Fred W. Chambers
other Business Transacted
BY City SoIons.
WEBER COUNTY FINANCES.
.,,,,,or Mattson Makes Report to the
Board--Rarbers Pass Exnmina-
tion--Dr. Green's Lecture.

..sr March 20.--Edwin Williams.
uas the unanimous choice of the city
.ourc last evening to succeed Fred w.
csan,hers as councilman from the
ronr,h ward. This action was taken
.oar the notice of the removal from Of
49, ~ Mr.. Chambers received from the
s,.,r,ct court had been taken from the
,abe and filed and resolution passed
70 proceed with the appointment. Pre-
y,o,s to the public session the council
-, IN caucus and decided upon naming
Mr Williams to I'LL the vacancy. In
corseouence the names of the other
o.ndidates were not presented.
The application for 5o-year fran
,h,se. asked for by the Ogden Rapid
transit company and referred to the
,ow committee at a previous meeting,
was brought before the council. This
was due TO the fact that since the re-
,royal of Mr.. Chambers, the committee
was not complete. After considerable
debate the franchise was again referred
IN the railway ana law coiuiiiittees'
Win the city attorney added az men,
bar Of the two committees.
A communication from Mayor Conroy
recommending the purchase of four, In
lead of two, sprinkling wagons, was
deferred to the water committee. Will
liam Craig, mayor pro tenn, vetoed the
ordlrance regulating the speed OF auto
mobiles and recommended that tho
same bo amended to read fifteen miles
rer hour outside the fire limits and
eight miles an hour within the fire lin
lie The veto was referred to the po-
lice committee for report at next meet
Ing.
priation OF sl25 to pay the expenses of
chief Of Pc.,ce \. +. Browning during
his trip to Hot Springs, Ark, where the
convention Of chiefs OF police will be
held, was referred to the police COM
mttee
A notice Of intention to create sewer
district No. 10, covering the southwest
ern part OF the city at cost or $S2,5O0,
was laid over for one week.
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LOWELL, WYO.
BIG HORN BASIN BOOMING.
Splendid Opportunities For Home
Buiiu island With Water Abundant

Splendid Opportunities For Home
Built Island With Water Abundant
Special Correspondence.
Lowell Big Horn Co., Wyo.. March
1.-THE attention Of all people is In
vited to the possibilities of this grand
arid country, with all the water neces-
sary to properly irrigate every acre Of
an area which exceeds 100000 acres.
together with climate that is the
equal of any In the Rocky mountains,
and soil that has no equal az a sugar
beet producer and which will WELD
three crops Of alfalfa hay and as good
fruit as the Salt Lake valley. That
the country has unbounded resources
Is attested by the fact that railroad
companies are tumbllng over one an
other IN order TO get In here, walow-
Ing through eight feet of snow I'm the
mountains TO make surveys, There are
two railroads already IN the basin. and
another headed this way. In the opln-
ion OF the writer there is not another
fractional part of a state that lies UNI
developed that offers so many good in
ducements for investment as does this
basin. There are endless deposits of
coal. oil and natural gas. we'll of gas
Is constantly burning near by here. Min
ing Is fast coming to be leading in
dustry. These facts, taken with the
great agricultural resources, and adj
vantages for stookraising, coupled with
the fact that we are next door to the
nations only park and having one OF
the most heathful climates on earth.
are few OF the many reasons why
this IL bound to become a wonderful
country.
Sugar beets yield an average crop
OF Is tons per acre, and Is per cent
saccharine, thus showing that the
country has no sugeriors along this
line. Three good crops Of alfalfa hay
are raised. and fruit does well. Land
is RAPIDLY raising In value. Business
has more than doubled IN the last two
months.
On the 18th OF June next the Shoshone
reservation will he thrown open for set
Element fabout 100000 acres OF land)
In the southern part OF this basin. and
In August next a part of the Grow re-
servation In the northern part Of this
valley will be open for settlement. Be
sides, there are several large canals be-
Ing built which. when completed, will
bring under cultivation about 800 900
acres more land. Land can be had
now from 81 to $50 per acre, and II on
ly requires few hundred dollars 70
make the first payment with easy
terms for paying the balance. thus
giving individuals the opportunity OF
ra'".-s the purchasing price off the
land.
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ARE, YOU ENGAGED7

Engaged people should remember,
that. after marriage many quarrels can
be avoided. by keeping their digestlons
IN good condition with Electric Bitters.
S. A. Brown, OF Bennettsville, S. c.,
says, For years. my wife suffered in
tensely from dyspepsia, complicated
with torpid liver, until she lost her
strength and vlgor. and became a mere
wreck of her former self. Then she
tried Electric Btters, which helped her
a once, and finally made her entirely
well. She is now strong and healthy"
z. c. NJ. l., druggists. ll2-lli South
main ST., sells and guarantees them, at
Soc bottle.
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The building is to be frame structure
and Will cost about $1,000. Subscrip-
tons for half the amount are already
In.
A great number of the citizens spent
Thursday In Provo visiting the 3. Y.
university It being Alpine stake day
at that institution.
The farmers are all getting anxious
FOR spring TO open. The weather has
been so stormy that II has been impo.-
sible for them to commence farm work.
More snow has fallen here this year
than for great number of years past.
1t is showing here today.
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COUNTY FINANCES.
Board OF Commissioners Receives Re-
mort Of Auditor MattsOn.

ogden, March 20.--County Auditor
David Mattson prepared a financial
statement OF the finances of Weber
county, which he submitted TO the
board OF county commissioners. who or
dered Il filed. The report shows the fol-
lowing cash on hand and disbursements
during the quarter ending Feb. Is, 1906:
Cash on hand Dec. /, 1905. 1856, s2l.5 SO
Receipts to Feb. 2s, l906........ 6S,273.5s
Total cash .....,.............Sl2 ,o9o.09
Discussed, warrants redeemed
apportionment to schools,etc. 92,25l.4
Cash on hand Feb. 2s. 1906. IS 32,S43.15
A summary of disbursements as made
by the county board during the quar-
ter, SSi,046s0; less interest on warrants
not paid by warrant, sl.l52.6s. Total
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SANFORD. COLO.
Centennial Anniversary OF Birth of
Peter Mortcnscn.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence,
Sanford. Conejos. county, Colo
March 13.-On March reunion Of
the Mortensen families OF the San Luis
stake was held to commemorate the
centennial anniversary Of the birth OF
Peter Mortensen, who was born IN
Denmark. 1905, died 1855, In Parowan
Utah, also Of his wife Lena Sandersefl
Mortensen who was born 1908 and
died 1855.
AS no private residence was large
enough TO accommodate the number
In attendance. the gathering was held
In the Sanford Social hall.
There were about 100 present, In
Guiding relatives and guests. or the
relatives were one son, a number OF
grandchildren, as many more great
grandchildren and one great great
grandchild.
A fine program was rendered con-
sistlng OF speeches, music dancing and
refreshments.
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AFFLICTED WITH RHEUMATISM.

II was and am yet afflicted with rheu-
matism," says Mr. j. c. Bayne. editor OF
the Herald, Addington indian Territory
but thanks to Chamberlain's Pain Balm
am able once more to attend to business
II Is the best OF linlments." IL troubled
with rheumatism give Pain Balm trial
and you are certain TO be more than pleas
ed with the prompt relief which II affords.
One application relieves the pain, For Sale
by all druggists.
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CIRCLEVILLE.
X. A. Richey Chosen Counselor to
Bishop--licayy snowfall.
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Special Correspondence.
Circleville, Piute Co., March l6--R.
A. Richey was chosen second counselor
to j. II. Peterson last Sunday, u MI
the vacancy occasioned IN the Bishop
rio some tite ago by the resignation OF
Thomas Hayward,
About eight inches of snow fell last
night as final to the past week $
storm of wind, snow and rain.
Senator Willis Johnson's 5-year-old
son, Merlin, has been confined to his
bed with innammatory rheumatism
during the past week, he is improving
IA little now.
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lady Of high rank and devoted Cath
ollie family OF New Mexico, died
last Sunday Of puerperal fever. Three
small children survive her also her
husband. This is the third wife he has
buried In Ia years.
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PETERSON.
Bishop Robbins Sells Out-Terrific
Storm In Weber Canyon.

Special Correspondence.
Peterson, Morgan Co., March I5.--
On the eve OF the 18th, Peterson was
visited with a severe high wind, ac.
companied by thunder, lightning, rain
hail. winding up with a snowstorn,.
leaving 10 inches Of snow, which is in
high drifts, and roads about impass-
able.
Bishop ]. b. Robbins has sold hts
store TO Messrs. Oscar and Ate Olsen.
The Bishop VIII move to Salt Lake
city, The people feel sorry TO lose
the Bishop and family, as they were .
great help to the ward.
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PROVO DRAMATIC co.
DRIVING COURSE

Have you weakness Of any kind
stomach. back, or any organs of the
body? Don't dope yourself with ordi-
nary medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Is the supreme curative
power 35 cents y. C. NJ. I. Drug Dept,
l12-l14 Main street
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Have you pains In the back, infiam-
nation of any kind, rheumatism. faint
ing spells indigestion or constipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea makes
you well, keeps you well. S5 cents. z.
c. NJ. l. Drug Dept, 1l2-114 Main street.
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ALPINE.

Home Dramatlcs--Splendld outlook
For Irrigation.
Special Correspondence.
Alpine, Utah Co.. March 17-Friday
evening the Lindon Dramatic company
presented THE Man from Maine
1t played for the benefit Of the Alpine
Sunday school.
Work on new dance and amuse-
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MONTICELLO.
Demise Of Mrs. Magdalcne Valdez
Terrific Storm.

Special Correspondence.
Monticello. San Juan Co., March 10.
A terrific storm has prevailed here
for the last four days, snow, hall and
rain. with a wind that shook the log
cabins to their foundations.
Mrs Magdalene Valdez, Mexican
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SPANISH FORK.
MRS. JAMES A. MARTELL DEAD.
Chrlstmas-T Thomas Nuplials - Relief
Society Day--IOcal Driving Course.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NuItiui> - IhpIlcl
Society Day--Iocal Driving Course.
Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Utah Co.. March l9.-
The people OF the city We're grieved n
learn OF the death today OF Mrs. James
A. Martel Mrs. Martoll has been ly
for some months Recently her case
became more serious and DR. w. T..
Warner held consultation with Or
Robinson of Provo. II was decided
there was hope of recovery in an op-
GRAFTON only--for which the lady was
taken to the hospital, whore she died.
The people greatly mourn the death.
RELIEF SOCIETY DAY.
Relief Society day was httingly oh
served by the ward organizations on
Thursday last, Those who awaited
themselves OF the hospitality of the sis
tiers were most pleasingly entertained
and given "A splendid repast.
SNOW ON THE STRAWBERRY.
Jones Bowen. who recently returned
from the Strawberry valley reports
solid layer OF snow in the valley feet
deep. Mr.. Bowen has received the
government appointment of supervisor
of the t'intah forest reserve at sal
airy of 81 300 annually He Is well quail
fled and his appointment Is well taken
by the citizens.
HAPPY WEDDING BELLS.
Pratt Thomas, the pushing superin-
tendent OF the Y. NJ. Con Coop, and
Miss Christmas of Lake Shore, were
married Thursday last at Lake Shore,
where they gave their friends a merry
party,
PROVO DRAMATIC co.
The Provo Dramatic company pre-
sented to the people here on Saturday
evening, "A Strange Marriage" It
was a good play. well presented and
deserved n large house, which would
undoubtedly have been given but for
the very disagreeable weather,
The infant son OF Bishop A. 7. Money
Of Palmra Is very sick, due to the
child falling and hurting his head An
operation may be necessary.
DRIVING COURSE.
Some of Spanish Forks enterprisng
citizens are forming an organization
to establish driving course and
place available for general public re-
creation, fairs, etc The move is an
assured success, and the ground viii be
located on the John +. Beck farm, south
of the city
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disburscd, s29S9i22 All outstanding
warrants, $33,076S0.
Wallace Washburn was appointed by
the board as probation officer for We
Der county to serve under Sheriff G. A.
Sebring. A number OF other routine
matters were disposed OF.
According to report submitted to
the county commissioners yesterday by
the county board of health Weber
county is freer from contagious dis
eases than il has been for many years.
But two cases of contagion are said to
exist In the county and both of thes,
are in Plain City.
BARRIERS PASS EXAMINATION.
An examination of applicants for
state BARRIERS license was held yester.
day in Ogden by President ]. d. Har-
ris, DR.. G. NJ. Benedict, treasurer. and
Perley A. Hill, secretary of the board
of examiners. There were 10 applicants
who took the examination and but nine
were successful In passing satisfac
tory examination, and two Of them
we're followers from the last exam
nation held. There were three appli-
cants who were held over until the next
examination. This was an unusual
number to take the examination at
one time In Ogden. The applicants
were required to answer certain ques-
| tons and to give a practical examina-
ton. The board, after completing thu
examination, inspected a majority of
the barber shops of the city, which
they report finding In excellent condi-
ton from sanitary standpoint. The
board reported that the BARRIERS of Og-
den are progressing very rapidly along
the lines OF sanitation, and that during
the past three years a vast improve
ment has been noticeable. The board
went to Logan today to hold an ex.
animation.
DIR. GREEN LECTURES TOMOR-
ROW.
Dr. Thomas Green, lecturer OF great
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Manager. e. A. larkin.
as cath 81. Telephone l3s-k
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms az at
The Salt Lake office
CircuIstor. John J. MeGreaor
24s Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel Isl.
Office With Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and SEMI Weekly News should be
made 10 the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN Salt Lake
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SNOW ON THE STRAWBERRY.
HAPPY WEDDING BELLS.

Pratt Thomas, the pushing superin-
tendent OF the Y NJ Con. Coop, and
Miss Christmas of Lake Shore, were
married Thursday last at Lake Shore,
where they gave their friends a merry
marty
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Relief Society day was httingly oh
served by the ward organizations ON
Thursday last Those who availed
themselves OF the hospitality of the sis
tiers were most pleasingly entertained
and given "A splendid repast.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-29

Some two hundred citizens If
Conelos county met Mt La Jarn
last Saturday IN mass convention
and passed resolutions dcnohncing
the county gang and declared in
favor of holding n convention at
that place on Friday, Sept. Is.
primaries for the election Of dele
gates To be held Thursday. ID. r..
Ncwcomb Wa. chairman Of the
committee on resolutions and the
organization Is Ia IN known M the
Independent party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-29

W. X. Hearst. the candidate for
governor by the Independent
League. was endorsed by the den-
ocrats of New York Thursday by
a vote Of 800 to al. Hearst was
supported by country delegates
and WAS bitterly fought by the
Ryan Belmont gang of boodlers.
On the day before. Charles +.
Hughes, who prosecuted the in
yes'igation of the insurance scan
dals last winter in such a manner
as to inspire the confidence of
the people that he was a true re-
former. was nominated by the
republican party rs its standard
bearer. Everything goes TO show
that the question of reform is the
paramount issue today before the
American people. As Hearst has
a record extending back before
Hughes WAS ever heard of, he will
undoubtedly carry New York by n
large majority.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-29
Reforms Backward

When the Denver News and
Times started out to purify the
democratic party by ruling out
the bosses and corporation mag
mates of Denver, the state WAS
with Senator Patterson in his land
able undertaking. but the results
hoped for were not accomplished
BY the state convention 1t il true
the convention barred out the
Speer delegation. but il nominated
the Specr.Evan- candidate for
governor and took to its bosom
such men rs Frank Adams. of the
Denver Fire and Police board.
Mil, smith, corporation agent
and boodlcr, and many others of
the same brand. Had that con
vcntIon gone down the line and
not have stopped when few enc
mics OF Senator Patterson Ind
been punished and had il selected
some such man AS Ben Lindsey
Ia head the ticket. the voters of
Colorado would have had more
confidence in the attempt at rcfor-
nation. The times demand can
didaic for governor who IL out !.
spoken vt all times, one who does
not try to work both sides of the
street ut the same time. Alvn
Adams is already defeated and
that means the dissolution Of the
democratic party IN Colorado. The
Lindsey movement may furnish
nucleus about which the anti
gang and anti boss voters can rally
in the future.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-29

The exposures in Hearts, Cos.
moInlitnn under the title of Urea
ron nj the Senate" are making
Themselves felt; 80 much ~ that
Scnntor Bailey. of Tcxn.. il hc.
coming worried lest he may lose II
reelection. Hearst l. the most
feared and dcspi.cri man IN Amer.
lea today bv the graftcr- and
boosilcrs IN high places.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-29
Letter Of Acceptance.

Nhulluhlt IpuCHlel lett't NJ
cepting the nomination for COVER
nor Is clear and to the point.
The keynote of his letter is to
be found in his quotation of the
ringing words If President Roose-
welt. This government is not and
never shall be governed by plu-
tocrscy. II shall continue to be
IN the future what it has been in
the past. government based on
the theory that each man, rich or
poor, is to be treated simply aud
solely on his worth ~ man. that
all his personal and property rights
are to be ssfegusrded and that he
is neither to wrong others nor to
suffer wrong from others"
Mr. Buchtel declares for a cam
paign clean and honest.
He fsvors railway Legislation
that is fair and equitable.
He declares in favor of direct
choice of United States senators
by the vote of the people.
He says that combinations in
restraint of trade should he made
impossible.
He believes that the business of
the general assembly should not
be- impeded and interrupted by
crowd of lobbyists.
lie fnvors new laws relating TO
insurance. and to public Offices
handling public, funds, and to the
sound administration of all tinsn-
cial institutions.
He is bitterly opposed to the
programme of the sgifStor who
seeks TO array class against class.
and on the contrary. he Is thor
onghly committed to the doctrine
that organized capital and orgs-
nized labor are both essential TO
industrisl growth, and tina, both
must operate within the law and
with constsn, regard for the rights
Of others.
He fsvors better management,
and regulation Of the educational,
reformatory and penal institutions
~ the state, Ia the end that their
efficiency and practical usefulness
may be- increased.
He says: II shall do my u,mo.,
to make An administration thu,
shall be emphnticrlly an sdminis-
tration of the square deal"
Smile and push is good
motto for clean politics, ~ 1t is for
business and education and re.
ligion."
Yours for victory and clean
politics and \ squsr. deal"
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-29

Real estate in New York city
has advanced during the Inst two
yenrs sl>O.OO.OOO. That is sutii
cien' 10 build l.sOo buildings each
costing sl0O.ODO.