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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-27
WANT SILVER CUP.
Weber County Fruit Growers VIII Try
For Prize az Irrigation Congress.

Ogden, July 21.-Yesterday President
John Pingree OF the Weber club sent
out an address to the leading ruit
growers Of Weber county in relation
to the National Irrigation congress
10 be held al Boise, Ida, Sept 3 TO s.
In his invitation for Weber county
fruit growers 10 compete for the famous
Clark cup, which was won by Idaho
last year. he states that Gov. Cutler has
called upon all the horticuturlsts OF
Utah TO participate In the coming OK
hlblt. He also states that through
strenuous efforts the Idaho people have
been induced TO hang up the cup for
another exhibit. He states that the
Weber county horticulturists believe
that It can be secured by Weber coun-
ty and that they are making plans ac-
cordingly.
Mr.. Pingree has addressed all OF the
prominent horticulturisis OF this coun-
ty and has asked them TO attend a
meeting to be held In the Weber club
rooms Saturday, July q. az p. m, at
which time matters Of properly arrang.
ing for proper county exhibit which
shall be entered into the contest win
be discussed. This means that Weber
county Is going into the contest with
the ayowcd intention OF bringing the
Clark cup back to Utah. II is under
stood that Davis and Boxelder counties
viii also be competitors, but the Weber
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with considerable force. She was picked
up and taken to the home OF Ezra
Fdrr. where DR.. Dickson attended htr.
Fortunately no bones were broken, but
she was seriously bruised. The team
ran up Twenty-frst street Hill to
Adams, south on the avenue to Twen-
t"-iOurih street and down the hill
Deputy Sheriffs Wilson and Clark
STOPPED the horses IN front OF the court
house
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m squliO destrosers than the goldfish
which are reported A. Kidding water Of
mosquitoes M Havana IN stagnant water
I believe that the minno1s are better
an the use Of oil which spreads over
the surface Of the wafer At the pres MT
lime IN the citys drainage canal there are
sufficient minnONs 20 destroy all the wig
pletails which develop into mosquitoes.
Tho top mlnnnows breed rapidly. 20 thst
" properly handled their supply can be
made almost inexhaustlhle.
The city Of New Orleans j. at present
spending S0.eD IN campaign against
the m0spuitos pest cutting down weeds
~ dry No stagnaut waterpOols and oiling
wherever the ponds do not readily eyapor-
.uft
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M0URNED THREE YEARS.
Mother Thought Boy Was Stolen But
Remalns Pound In Gas Tank Wei.

Newburgh, y. Y, July G.-After mourn.
ing Tor over three years for her son
Charles whom she thought had been Kid
tapped Mt. James Flanagan Of lishkill
Landing yesterday identified parts Of the
clothing on the skeleton of a little boy
found az the bottom Of a gas tank we'll.
Employees ~ the local gas plant were
working 40 one Of the three retorts when
au iron tytIn. dropped from the side
wall to the bottom Of the well In Crap
ping Tor tho fitting they pulled up a
childs 0verC0at Further investigation
revealed The remnants OF the body Of the
little Flanagan boy
The child had evidently fallen from the
top Of the brick wall when the tank was
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COALVILLE.
SUMMIT COUNTY FINANCES.
Big Damage Suits rilc,l-Boy BADLY
Hurt IN Saumili Accident.

Special Correspondence
Coalyille. summit Co. July She b.
nancisl statement made by County clerk
Caloefwood 60 the county commissioner
makes good showing Tor the county. on
July l, 1903, the Indebtedness Of tho coun-
" Was ROSS The totsl receipts FOR
the fiscal year ending June - 1915 were
s25s& II. and the total Disbursements
amounted 70 t1.ssab. there bslng DO this
amount an item Of SNe9W for thc new
county jail which has been completed.
The outstanding warrants amount 10 81
~ ~ making the total debt of the coun-
~ t5fie. There II due the county from
several sources u.s1.oA which leaves he
indebtedness q the county July !. az s..
o. 81
During the last three years the county
has erected . lne new courthouse ~ \
cost Of t5o9n and iail at a cost Of 81
csc and Il has no, been Necessary 90
bond the county.
DAMAGE SUITS FILED
The, following damage suits have been
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organizations, Second Counselor War
ren Shepherd having resigned, Bishop
Jacob +. Tanner was called to an the
vacancy, A complete reorganization
was Effected IN the Primary. Mary
Fernley having resigned as president.
The following were appointed officers
IN the stake Primary associations Mary
A. Skinner, president Harriet Loyina
Bohn and Dorothy r. Williams, coun-
selors w. G. Buckley was released as
superintendent Of Religion classes,
and Louis II. Barton was called 10 M
the vacancy, with Louis +. Framework
and Joseph A. Smith as counselors and
Efle Smith, secretary
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Miss Della McGrln Of North Ogden
Receives Painful Injuries.

ogden, July 27.-Della McGriff, the
l4-year-old daughter Of +. @. McGriff,
the North ogden fruit grower. met with
painful injuries In runaway about 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The girl.
With her cousin, was driving d DEAN
attached TO a light wagon nor,hward
from the George A. Lowe establish
melt. At the tabernacle square the
team was stopped 10 give them a drink
and the young man who was driving
gepued out to unehock the horses,
When they became frightened and ran
away. Miss McGrin was unable TO
hold them. and after running a block
me vehicle collided with a Telegraph
pole. throwing the girl against the pole
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BEAVER CITY.
CHANGES IN STAKE AFFAIRS
Effected NJ Recent Cunfcrcncc-Old
Folks IlonOrcd on Pioneer DAY.
Special Correspondcnce

Special Correspondence.
Beaver city Beaver county. july %
Tho quarterly conference a. the Bea-
We stake Wa held on the 2lst and 22nd
inst. and an excellent spirit prevailed.
Elders George Albert Smith Of the
apostles quorum, Charles n Hari Of
the council Of seventy. and Ben +.
Rich. of the Southern states mission.
and Elder Ephraim Jensen ~ the
TNeniy-fourih ward. Salt Lska city,
were prescnt and gave suitable and
timely instructions. The sunday School
union meeting, and the conjoint confer
once Of the Mutusls, we're wen attend
ed.
Some changes we're made In the stake
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son delivered the grand Grafton. The
afternoon was devoted to amusements
and dance for the children. The
baseball game between Grantsyille and
the Western Pacific engineers was won
by the former by runs
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TO DESTROY MOSQUITOES.
Use of Top Mlnnous Advocated Instead
OF Coal oil.

New Orleans, July "a proposition to
use top minnows On stagnaut pools in
place Of oil 20 destroy yellow fever mos
Qultos 10 prevent their breeding Was adj
v0cated today by DR. Quitfman K0hnke.
city health officer o. New Orleans N
an interview Or, Kohnke SAID
''Top mlnnows are more efficient az
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PIONEER DAY.

The 9ith Of July was spent IN a pleas
ant manner A fine program was CIV
en- in the morning and afterwards the
old folks were entertained I'm royal
style. The children had a dance, and
everything went of pleasantly.
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filed IN the district court this week:
Mary T. Mangum. Administrative Of
TIE estate ot MaNin D. Mangum. de.
ceased. vs. DAILY West Mining company.
Deceased was working as a helper on
one OF the Slopes ~ the mine when a
large quantity II rock and ore fell from
the root on % the young man, killing him
Instantly. The amount Of damage asked
f9l Is Slo0g, Dey a Happaugh and
Evans q Evans are attorneys Tor the
plaintiff.
Alexander walkirgshaw VS. DAILY West
Minlng company ana i l.. Talbot Whllf
working on the sal-f00t level In one Of The
Slopes plaintiff walked past a number II
shots that had uof been fired. aud which
he did not know were in the sfope when
the shots exploded. ana be was badly in
iurcd 90 ana about the head. body. legs
ana arms. his ught leg was broken, man.
sico and injured, small rocks were forced
through his side and breast into his
lungs. and MS eyes, face and body bruised
and decorated, rlght arm torn and wound.
90. hearing seriously impaired and his
nervous system wrecked. Plaintiff al.
leees that he Is utterly unable 10 do ans
work and asks damages in the sum Of so
90 king, Burton a King are plaintiffs
attorneys.
PAINFUL sAWMlLL ACCIDENT.
The i2-year.old son Of Mr.. and Mis-.
James Mor-y OF this place met with n
painful accident Tuesday. Tie was work
ing al his fathers sawmill about % miles
cast u here. running the car which car
riss the lumber from the saw.
IN some way the car Jumped the track
and dumped about 100 feet of lumber over
on the boy, badly crushing him about the
body. Ills rieht leg WAS broken Just be-
loa the knee, and the bone stuck through
thc flesh about three inches
The little fellow was placed IN a wagon,
and brought 10 Coalyillc as fast as horse
flesh could bring him Dr. French reduced
the fracture. and the boy Is resting as
well as can be expected
W. L, Hansen, manager " the sum
nit Implement company Is nursing a bad
IN swollen hand The result ~ blood pois-
o.. lie scratched one Of his fingers last
Satutday. which resulted as above
Thomas Wilde. one n Coalvines Mo-
ueels and about IS Yeas 81 axe. slipped
and fell Monday breaking his right Shout
der blade He j. getting slone as well a.
can D. expected
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READY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN

county men are confident that their
exhibit vii win the prize for the state.
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EVANSVILLE.
RALEIGH wRATHALL NUPTIALs
Tho Tuent,-fourth Periodically oh.
scr,cd-Andcrson Orchestra Concert.
iutcial Correspondence.

'TF'IHI NVTTFNVVUUVHIF'
Grantsyilfe. Tooole Co. July 25.-Les.
lic WTathall ~ EVANSVILLE and Miss
iona Raleigh 81 Salt Lake. daughter
~ Detective George Raleigh. were mar
lied In Salt Lake last Monday. and will
make their future home IN Grantsville.
The wedding reception was held al The
residence Of the brides parents.
a grand concert viii b. given In the
ptsra House Friday evening. the 9th
!. by the Anderson orchestra.
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wArsoN.R ROWE NuPTlALs.

Miss Lizzie Watson and James Rowe.
both popular young people OF this city.
were married IN ieher city Wednesday
al o'clock At the home Of Mrs Margaret
Stevenson. the brides grandmother The
ceremony was performed by bishop Jc-
stph Rashand The newly married couple
q PARK city Is experiencing a spell ot
exceedingly warm weather Tor this high
altitude
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-27
TAX LEVY.

The board fixed the tax levy for
Weber COUNTY at 20 mills for the fol-
lowing purposes as follows;
State, mills; state school. mills.
Ogden city schools I mills; mainten-
ance, ga mills: interest, g mill; sites,
etc. | mill. Weber county schools. I
mills. maintenance, 532 mills; inter-
est, rs mill, sites, etc, is mill. Coun-
ty. mills; poor fund, 3 mill; inter-
est on bonds. mill; county school,
IL mill; mills State sheep, 3.5
mills Total outside ogden City, 20
mills: total inside ogden City, 80 mills
The assessed valuation in Weber
county OF real estate, improvements,
merchandise, cattle. horses, mules.
sheep, swine, bees, money and person-
al property not otherwise enumerated
Is S3,435,6S0. Property assessed by
the state board Of equalization, such
as railroads. telephone and telegraph
companies, is $l,116,026, making a
grand total for the county Of |i55l,-
zoe.
The net increase in assessment for
1905 over 1905 is s252.520
The assessed valuation IN ogden
City Of real estate. improvements.
horses mules. cattle. sheep, bees and
personal property, together with mer-
chandise, personal property not emu
merated. money and solvent credits,
Is sg.573,S41. The property assessed
by the state board Is sS93,s5i, making
total OF sl0.i67,6s2. The increase
In assessment is s55s,344.
The total assessment of ogden city
and Weber county Is sl5,0is,SsS.
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BOY BURGLARS ARRESTED.
Sent TO Reform School But Sentence
Suspended.

ogden. July Plat the afternoon ses-
sion OF the Juvenile court yesterday
three boys 10 years Of age belonging
10 good families In Wilson Lane were
bC.cre Judge Patton on the serious
while l.. Cow with his family were
absent from their home I'm Wilson Lane,
the place was burglarlzed and purse
containing sl6.b5 was stolen. The theft
was reported TO Sheriff Sebring, who
placed Deputy Wilson on the case. and
ne succeeded IN finding out that the
three lads had been at Glenwood park
and other places spending money free
81. Suspicion Immediately fell on the
boys, and the officer arrested them. AT
first they denied having entered the
place. but later admitted their guilt
and said they climbed into the house
through an open window. The Judge
sentenced them TO the reform school,
but suspended sentence during good be-
hayioi.
MRS. ELWoOD WATSON DEAD.
Mrs. Elwood Matson Of Adams ave-
nue. received the sad intelligence yes
terday By Telegram from her sister,
Mrs. John Norris, that her mother, Mrs.
Daniel @. Hayes, had died suddenly
Wednesday evening at Pasadena Cal,
where she was visiting. The cause n
death was paralysis. Mrs. Hayes
lived In ogden for a number Of years
until last December, when she went TO
the coast to spend a few months win
her daughter, formerly Miss Verna
Hayes, and the announcement OF her
demise will bring sorrow TO host ~
fr,oads In Ogden She was GA years
OF age at The time OF her demise. The
remains will be brought to Ogden, ar
irving here tomorrow TO be inferred by
the side Of her husband, who died here
Few years ago.
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PIONEER DAY.

lpneer day celebration included
bading by the band. a grand pa
led by the pioneers and fine pro-
in the pavilion. John n Ander-
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ACCIpENT oN IN b. 8 n. q.

Three ore cars broke away and ran IN
the open switch just below The depot and
piled up the cars IN such a manner that
The main track was 80 INSTRUCTED that
The 9N passenger train could not pull out
for Salt Lake and necessitated running
a special train up from the city 10 get The
passengers. making the train two hours
late leaving PARK CITY.
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WEBER COUNTY
TAX LEVY FOR 1906
Total Outside Of Ogden City %
Mills; City Tax is 80
q Mills.
81. & 0. GETS FRANCHISE.
Mis- Della McGriff Hurt In Runaway
Accidcnt-Boy Burglars Under
Suspended Sentence.

ogden, Utah. July 27.-The board
Of county commissioners held a special
session yesterday afternoon to fix the
tax levy for 1906 outside Of Ogden
City I'm Weber county and to con-
sider further the granting Of p fran
chise to the salt Lake and ogden rail-
way company TO build car line
through Weber county crossing GER
lain highways. The commissioners
had made tour Of the proposed
route with Mr. Bamberger. manager
Of the company, and being satisfied
with the proposed franchise granted
the same. and as Mr.. BambeTger has
his line completed almost to the bor-
der Of Davis and Weber counties II Is
expected that he will push the work
with every possible haste so as TO have
his line completed between ogden and
Salt Lake before winter, perhaps by
the first Of October 50 he can get
some Of the conference patronage to
Salt Lake City.
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PARK CITY.
WATSON ROWE NUPTIALs.
Accident on r. G.. W.-Plonecr Day
tommemoratcd.

Special Correspondence
Park city Summit Co. July ss-Ths
ath Of July. Pioneer day. was celebrated
as usual here A large crowd under the
auspices OF the l.. d. S Sunday schod.
went down 20 the grove and participated
10 all sorts OF sports and wound up with
a'bsll game between the single and NAV
rled men. the score was Z 70 IN favor
Of the latter.
The grand bah In the evening was well
attended and the whole affair was a 50.
clal and financial success.
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FOOT sCALDED,

william Chalg. Jr.. son Of city Coun-
Gilman Craig, while working at his
fathers canning factory yesterday,
was painfully scalded on the foot He
was busy running a bean scalder. when
IN some way It tipped and the scalding
hot water ran over on 20 his food, lie
was taken to his home on seventeenth
street where the member was dressed
and he will be able TO get out again
IN a few days
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Lieut.. (afeerwards caprdp) i W.
Perrin, ordnance officer as Fort Moul.
trie. ~. <@..... r. H. ~, +, -.
l was ordered to load with perous- uI
sion shell aud TO ato a. Bstterv
Gregg. The first shell exploded aud
the surface Of the ground for q s spsae ,,,,n
apparently Eve feet, or more in diam.
eter, appeared to bs on Gre. Aston.
iahed, bewildered, I asked Perrin
whether he had noticed =. :=* !. {. i s.
Were you not informed7 We are
pEectloing with Greek fire," he - %
piled Or words to that effect. ;. kill.
The second shell did not explode.
The third exploded aud the Gre burn
cd brighter and longer chan before. Il
was a perfect SUCCESS, bu. I was truly
thankful when Informed that tn, au !.
thorities had decided not to make Use
OF it, as had no desire to b. sp,rrink.
led with. or TO pour suoh an
ineztinguishsbls fluid c. any one.
p .. ~ Vincent.F. Martin,
Walhalla, SO, Jan, q, 1906. +.
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r BROADWAY TowNsHIp. r.
81 acres, 10 cultivation. .s,>, ",
S8 ecrea,: good dwellings,, barn, well
improved, IN dne state OF <si.svation-a
good bargain. 49,, --'' "''e1- = =
HALL TOWNSHIP. -,
269 aozes. In cultivation. =.
GARv1N TOWNSHIP. :.
JOB acres, improved. . f."
IVA acres, improved -. . .,
FORK TOWNSHIP. : ~. -
28 acres, Groom dwelling. & tenant
houses, barns, &cs-wsll improyata. cooS
~ater. good lands-bis bargain: 80
ABBEvILLE co.. NrY. III.
100 acres, In cultivation, ' -. :
4oo acres. In good stats cultivation. -:
:. oooNEN COUNTY. ..,s.>
Center .Townshlp. - -: - =. =.
s01 acres. veil improved. - .,';;
d00 acrass we'll improved. .,.. p. ..r:c
26o @ acres, tenant DIV ellipgs. :, XIII.
1SS acres. - .G;..tfir y So y = :.
10 1o4 asos Sores 4-room dwelling. s':* 3 !.
,,s Ts aofes. 7:room ana ono Broom dvell,
17S acfes, 2 tenant dwellings,, lI;&:. YIN.
4O0 acres, two 8.xoom dwellings. 2 4 & ~: :: :.
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Patriotic Priest.

The Rev. Father Matthew o. Keefe.
pastor Of the Church Of the Imm 40 u.
late Conception at Towson, near Bal.
timcre, died last Sunday. He was a
chaplain Of Gen. Mahone'e Brigade in
the Confederate army aud . warm
personal friend Of Jefferson Davis
and Robert E. Lee He was a mem:
Der Of the Legion Of /, Honor Of
France, aud was born at Waterford,
Ireland, in 1928. Daring the wa,
Father . keefe was: an ardent Con
federate. He was i daily visitor to to;
Mr. Davis during his imprisonment at
Fortress Monroe. During: che: war, !!
Gen. Butler, who was on the outskirts5
OF Baltimore, sent the following note
to Father O'Keefe: =:. -: :5.:.. s. Z. 3
seen. Butter sends his c,jo,mpli.i
ments TO Father 0 Keefe and desires
to know. If he prays for the Federal
authorities at the Vesper services" & 4
Father O'Keefe wrote his rebIy ouS
the back Of Butler 5 note as follows
Father O'Keaeo does not return {
his compliments to G Gen. Butler. IS
do not pray for tho E Federal authoritieg,S 4
stIthe 5Vesper services, nor nor do I ip.a1
tend 20 do 80. + furthermore, 4 never
heard of such q thing ss ..s:: 4
81 Good FOR Father o. Keese! Hsl
was buried w bis Confederate uui,I i
form. May he rest In peaoa. " e. Z.
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look OVER THIS LIST, s".<.. !:
- SELECT YOUR HOME, =:
- ~" :.> AND Sc NE!
CITY OF ANDERSON.

:# CITY OF ANDERSON. -.
9yacant Lote ON Greenville atreat..
House and Lot on North Fnnf al.
House and Lot on Franklin at.
aYacant Lot Main at.
other 1ota In various looalltIea,
;=... ;=.. Y, ROCK MILLS ToWEsHIP.
N8 acrea, improved.
40 acres. improved.
PENDLEEON TOWNSHIP.
@ anyes. with 5.room dwe,line and ous.
16o atres, partly In cultivation.
4xe eofes,t tWc-ssory dwelling. harm.
sasd necessary outbuildinKs.
QENTREyILLE TOWNSHIP.
m acres, Improved,
1A acres, inaproved.S}:.
l66 acres, improved. H.
a9sae7os, 6ne lands, well improvaa.-
"As posesd TO suit purchasars.
,,:.s "a soaees improved, good state Of Quit.
aassc1es, .wsA improved, rood water
sseao"esdngs and tenant houses,
O0RMHR TOWNSHIP. s>.s:
aaS acres, S-rcem dwelling, k.uu. 10, T.
= HoPEWELL TOWNslIIP, Il
20 20 sczes, improved. e=:sSs >.s
s&cress improved. ttt:. 3;j::;: 3j:a: X:
NIs0efes, improved. - '.%'sf ys:::,,;;E :,;;: