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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10

The firm OF Goddard Bros. has replied
10 the request Of weavers In their employ
for an increase In wages, The firm stated
II considered that IL was paying as high
wages as were paid by any other similar
concern and before arriving at any de-
cision would like additional information
on the question and asked the committee
TO furnish them with names OF plants
which paid more for similar work.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
WILL ATTEND BOSTON BANQUET

About % members of the American
Chemical society and men in the drug
and dyestuffs trade in this city will at
tend the reception and banquet to be
given to Sir william IL Perkin of Eng
land at the Algonquin club In Boston this
evening, by the Coal Tar Color and Chem
ical interests OF New England.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10

AT the annual convention OF the Post
masters association OF New England yes
terday at the American house. Boston.
postmaster Walter Price OF Westerly
read paper, and this evening a ia re-
ception Gov. Utter will be one OF the
speakers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
0lD-TIME DRUGGIST ReTIReS

William r. Greene. one OF the Oldest
pharmacists In this city. has retired from
the retail drug business and will devote
himself TO other lines ~ the pharma-
ceutical husluess His slnre on MaIkal
square has been purchased by Nicholas
r. Reiner of Centreville. a member Of the
state board Of pharmacy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
CRAFTS GETS OUT

A. y. Crafts. Westerly first representa-
tive announces In an open letter that he
Will not again be n candidate Tor The leg
islature. He Is one OF the few Republicans
whom Boss Brayton could not always
handle as he wished
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
TO PURCHASE GLeNARK MILL

The United States Rubber company is
negotiating for the purchase OF the Glen
ark Knitting company Of Woonsocket,
which makes a large percentage OF fleece
Innings used in the United States Rubber
company's mills.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
BRAKEMAN PlUkKETT HURT

William f. Plunkett OF Valley Falls a
brakeman ON the Consolidated road, was
thrown against a stake ON a freight car
yesterday and received painful injuries TO
the chest, and was taken TO the hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
WETM0RE MEN
HOT For FIGHT

Newport Delegation to Republican State Convention
Threatens TO Demand Endorsement of Its Sena-
tOrial Candidate, But Party nanagers Laugh at
Their Anger and Sc. mt the Idea That They Will
Dare to Disobey Boss Brayton's Orders Not to
Interfere With His Arrangements for the Con-
VentiOn's Action.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
CATHOLIC WOMlES CLUB

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Catholic Woman's club will be held az
La Sale academy this evening. when the
speaker will be Rev Austin DowLnR
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
0veRHELTED BOILER DlD IT

Hose Company extlnguished a FIRE in
the cellar at $40 Westminster street late
yesterday afternoon caused by an over
heated boiler.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
CITIZENS LOAN CO.

VIII loan MORE MONEY on HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, DfA-
personal property at lower rates and
easier terms than any other loan com.
pany In Providence. No recording. No
publicity. 500 CAESAR MIsCH BLDg
Tel. 419s-L Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-19

Nuttall. IA, both OF College.
George Oss.an Walton. q. Of Auburn
Nyo.. and Ada Bennett ~, Of Lsgo.
Idaho.
c. W. Dunn 81. and Lula Schenk. 10.
10th o. College
Charles Hamp. 30. of Richmond. and
Mary +. LIGHTHOUSE. IL. Of Paradise.
John n. Thatcher and James VI. Lin
ford were the speakers At the taber-
nacle services sunday
BURIAL or JAMES W. ENGLAND.
James w England who died saiur-
day afternoon. VIII be buried this after
noon The funeral win be held at the
Second ward. Mr. England was cut
down IN the prime Of life, and the
sympathy 81 the entire community will
20 out TO the wife and little ones De.
ceased MAS "a native Of England. but
has been a resident Of this city since
toyhood
The remains OF Emmett Rlcheson. the
young man who killed himself IN Salt
Lake sunday morning. have been
brought 10 this city and Will he buuei
tomorrow. The young man bore A
good character here. and u Is difficult
10 account Tor his rash act
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KAYSVILLE.
DAVIS COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Name Delegates TO State Convention
sll for Howell aud Morse.

Ksyaille Davis Co., sept. lS-The
following are the delegates elected oy
the Republican primaries Go lcpIosont
the several precincts Of Davis county
at the state convention John A. Hatcn,
Alma G.. Brown South Bountitul. Id
ward "A. Mitchell Wcst Bounuiul
Samuel W. stahlee, East Bountlful.
Lorin e.. WoolleN Centetville John
Walsh. George ". Palmer. Farming
ton. &. Benton. Jr Walter Cotueil,
Kaysviue: Rufus Adams George Y,
stevenson Layton William Frew,
South Hooper. Joseph d. Barnett Cllh-
ton. Charles Schmalz, South Weber
While these delegates viii 90 unln-
structed. they will be for Howell for
Congress and Morse for supreme Judge
DEATH OF MRS. LAYTON.
Mrs. Mary Jarman Layton Who has
been a resident Of kaysyille since 1877,
when she came to Utah from England
died here this evening 81 s o'clock after
several months OF painful illness.
Mrs. Layton was prominent In relig-
ious work during her residence here.
She was born at Waddon, Cambridge
shire. England. Sept H. 1889. and az
the age Of "a years she became a menu
Der OF the Mormon Church. In 1859 at
the age OF 20 years she was married 10
William Jarman and resided at Nad-
don and at Leeds. Yorkshire, until the
family came TO Utah Her first hus-
band, William Jarman, died In kays-
vile. Feb. %. 1891. and after a widow
hood Of seven years she was married
to Charles Layton Of Kaysyillc in 1873.
Three years later Mr.. Layton died,
making her a second time a widow
Nine children were born to her by her
first husband and six Of them survive
her. They are: Lorenzo Jarman 81
ogden: Arthur Jarman Of Leigh, lda.'
Joseph JarInan OF Ogden. Mrs. Harriet
Layton Of salt Lake Mrs. Charles
Stoker Of Rockport nj county
and Mrs. Minnie h Nop o. kaysville.
Mrs. Layton had many acquaint-
ances throughout Utah and Idaho and
she was highly esteemed by everyone
| Arrangements for the funeral have not
i vet been made
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PRICE.
CARBON COUNTY TICKET.
Named In Republican Convention
Delegates 60 State Gathering

Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon CO., Sept k.-Ihe lie
nuhlican convention Of Carbon county
was held here tonight and the following
ticket named:
tie Gate. -. MA,
Clerk and Recorder-D' W. hoiua-
way Price.
sheriff W. Hill. Price
Tre4surer-A. w Horsley, Price.
Attorney-w. II. Frye, Price.
Surveyor-George Bell, Sunuyside'
Aesessor-W. ]. Tidwell Wellington
commissioner year terinl'
Nat olsen. sunnyside. two year terml
I p. Curtin. Winter Quarters; lhold'
oyer) James Harrison. Helper. -,
Superintendent OF schools-fro'' 'a''
r.. Marcusen. Price.
The following delegates were named
IN the state convention; James Room
ev Uelper. r. G. Miller. Price Charles
Tivines,on. Sunnyside: T. 7. Lamph,
castle Gate. w. Creighton, Castle Gate
/ p curtin. Winter Quarters Hyrun
Frandsen. Price; w. u. Frye, Price
Maj Olsen and c. A. Peacock, sunny
| side. James Pitman. Clear Creek
For the senatorial convention the
! following were named: Henry Mathis
4 NJ Horslev and Carl r. Marcusen
All OF price. II. c. Cook, Spring Glen
/ A Harrison. Helper; W. l.. Jones
and Alexander Wilson Casue "alt
/ Robert Menzles. Winter quarters Csr
! Creighton and Nat Olsen sunnyslae
Hyrum Southvorth. spring Glen
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SMITHFIELD.
HoNoRED PIONEER DEAD.
George Done Closes E,cntful Career
Opening Of District schools.

Special Correspondence.
Smithfeld. Cache Co. Sept IL
George Done Of Smithfield. Utah, died
at his home on Friday. Sept H. 1906,
Of stomach trouble and general debility.
lie was born at Tunstall. Lancashire
England. March Is, 1884, the youngest
Of three brothers. When he was Is
months old his father died. In the
early fiftics the family became con-
verts to the Gospel and IN 1858 George
and his brother James came 10 Utah.
crossing the plains In Cyrus H. Whee-
locks company Here they made ar
rangements for mmigrating their moth
er and their brother John. who reached
Utah in 1855. They first settled I'm Tn
ion Fort In 1860 George moved TO
Smlthfi-ld. arriving here June Is. where
he lived until his death. He married
Alice Smith. Sept. 2. 1855 she and eight
Of their Il children survive him. He
also leaves 80 grandchildren and Eve
great-grandchlldren Eighteen grand
children have died
George Done was one OF the original
members Of the Smithfeld choir. and
for q years Their president. He also
served as member ~ the city coun-
Gil LOT a NuIlutl OF itllnNs IN All the
labOrs incident 10 the building up Of a
new community he took an active part.
lie was generous. honest, quiet I'M
assuming man and most loved by those
who knew him best.
The funeral services were held In the
/ Smithheld tabernacle Sunday Sept Is,
al 3. m. The choir attended the SER
vices in a body and as a special mark
! NJ respect the choir marched IN the fu-
neral procession from the residence 10
| the cemetery The tabernacle was
| filled with sympathlzing friend and the
/ floral offerings were many and beauti-
| fui Consoling remarks were made by
Elders James Quayle ~ Logan, Samuel
! Roskolly n. L. Fshburn Of Brigham
Robert Thornley,. + r. Miles ST., Sam
uel Nelson and Bishop George L. Far
| rell
The district schools opened here to-
4 DAY with large attendance
samuel Hunt who was severely hurt
| IN an accident about two days ago. is
still IN a critical condition.
Farley Blnghn broke his arm Will,
! working on q thresher last week
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GFrER CONFERENCE TRADE.
Merchant. Of Ogden Want People 10
Stop Over In Ogden.

Qsia SEPT is-A committee has
b'ta alpoIria by the Weber club TO
consult sii he officials OF the Harri-
man lines and he d. & II. 6. I'm an
e5teirg 70 have stopover privileges
granted on conference tickets. The
merchants 81 Ogden feel that they have
hsfl tisnuihated against during the
fsS by The railroads. Many people
.pn ihe h)rth, east and west, who go
2 ssl' Lake City semi-anuually to at
ieil conference are DESTROYS OF stop
iig olG IN Ogden 10 purchase goods
hon ne local merchants. but on the
rllel rates the railroads have in
aNti % q continuous trip from the
si'ins point 10 SAT- Lake City. and
y zane On The return The mer-
dah's can,ste no just reason for such
tlol and will not be satisfied until
: femeiied. The reduction In the
Terence rate from Ogden 10 Salt
ne Of " cents is appreciated BY the
MIG ana 4 is believed many more
III axe advantage Of the same and
Ni SAT- lake during conference week.
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POPULAR COUPLE WE'D.
S'riage Of Mis- Frieda Bohn and
Male SENATOR &. II. IIollinesuorth.

vsl'n, sept le.-At II o'clock this
I'llns marriage of unusual inter-
4, ooE place when Miss Frieda Bohn
,.Nae ne wife Of State Senator
'',s X holllngsRorth Rev. Elmer
voshen II tho Congregational
.-.n, saii Lake City. officiating In
CEREMONY, which was performed IN
z presence ~ the relatives OF the
.lse''hg parties and a few intimate
-, f mouse was lasiefully decorated
~ cut flowers and ferns. but the
.ngly was quietly conducted. ON
49,. -.' oi The recent demise OF the
- ia,htr A wedding breakfast
y SNed. after which the happy
i,, 81 COUPLE left on the 1870 train for
'es 9 and the northwest. where
~ .m spend couple Of weeks re.
49, 70 ogden 10 make their future
X. c,l lhs BRIDE Is the daughter o.,
eonfad Bohn and a Young LADY ~
49, NJ Personality. Mr. Hollines.
~. ny. y one Of the most prominent
49, men or the state. re A. Inc
'.ale senator from Weber coun-
a., 30 popular young attorney. They
~ popular N social circles 4
49,. trends Will Join IN extending
h, es.. nv ana hest wishes for a
"' u Joy and prosperity.
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examining a tract OF timber in the
soapstone district for the purpose Of
making a sale to the Union Milling
company Of Summit county.
Supervisor Squires OF Logan has rec
commended a sale Of 700. 900 feet OF live
red FIR al 81 per NJ. and 100 900 feet Of
dead at s. per NJ. 10 l.. l.. Num- for his
Bear lake power and irrigation pro-
ject. This timber is located In Idaho.
DEATH OF MRS. MILLER.
Mrs Helen Miller wife Of Robert
Miller Of the First ward, died Monday
night from Brights disease Mrs. Mil
Ter was born in Glasgow. Scotland. Oct.
Is 1872. The family came to the United
States in 1866. and settled In Pennsyl-
yania. IL 1890 Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
came TO Utah, locating first in Salt
Lake. and the following year moving
TO Provo. which has since been their
home. and here the deceased has made
many friends. She leaves her husband.
seven daughters and three sons. e
grandchlldrn and two great grandchil-
dren, and many other relatives.
Funeral services will be held In the
First ward Westinghouse Thursday AT
p. m. The remains can be viewed at
the residence from 10 to ~ o'clock
Thursday.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 the following couples:
John s, Park and Mary Hahn, both Of
| Provo.
Leo. s. Thurman and Agnes Evert.
both Of Provo.
Alex Leonard Millar. Of American
Fork and Lihbie n. Greene. Of Pleas
ant Grove.
Fred Westphal and Eliza n. Stew
art, both OF Provo.
Andrew Mitchell OF Eureka. and Ma
bel Gardner, Of Salem.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge Booth, District Attorney Houtz
and Stenographer Homer, have re-
turned from Nernal. where the Judge
has been holding court.
Andrew Hartley, one OF the Provo
mail carriers. fell from his bicycle
while riding on West Center street Sat
uiday evening, and broke his right
arm.
VIM NJ. whipps. son Of the late Ed
son Whipple. is visiting friends and
relatives in Provo after an absence OF
q years I'm Arizona. Mr. Whipple has
lately been mining In the Bucksklr
mountains and has brought carload
Of ore up. thus combining business with
pleasure
Provo Bench precinct sends Willard
Kofford to the state convention.
spanish Fork has elected the follow
ing delegates TO the state convention
a. Saxey. Mel Johnson. Geo. A. Hicks
| l.. 0. Lawrence and Joseph L. Williams
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Caffey. Joseph Hughes, William 81
Clair. W. h. Smith. W g. clark. A. 7
st0okey. Walter James and Frank
Nhltehouse
The following county ticket was nom
mated
Representatives.. Benson, Grants
vile.
Commissioner uour-year term-J. g.
Blown Stockton
Commissioner CNo-year term w
]. Hammond. Lake Point
Clerk Ever A, Jacks, Ienomlnated'
sheuff-A, .. Eyaus. renomlnaled.
Recorder. W, Whtehouse. Lake
View.
Treasurer--Ed Orme T0oele.
Assessor. Il. Millward, Grants
VILE.
Attorney Gordon renominat-
ed.
superintendent q Schools-A. l..
Nelson. Tooelo City
Surycyor-Hyrum Brid.ey Ophir
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nrrRMovNTAIN EXHIBIT
ID, rhi. Week Greatest in History
OF County.

o..,, Sent 10 Thursday. Friday
=. gs s',s,dsy the Inter-Mountain Far
. .,y will hold It's exhibit al Tvs
$500 -. ,,,nnss on west Seventeenth
~. m ne street car company WIZ
y, car from It's main line to me
-. "a that easy access from the
IN csn b had. This promises to be
~ greatest county exposition ever
- here The entire stale exhibit
,,Irh Won for Utah the silver loving
srn =, Boise. also the cup will be on
,,thlHon Exhibits in live stock
,osltry agricultural products, miner
!. hides art and needle work and
,.ssr interesting features, can be seen.
zach afternoon Of the fair horse
-ssw viii take place. Some Of the
hr,st horses IN Utah and Idaho VIII
rss ran In the meet which will be
ors al The best ever offered IN ogden,
ne ish will undoubtedly be well pat
roriied by an the people Of the county,
s. ne farmers OF Weber take lively
irisrss, In improvements Of all kinds.
Besides the exhibits and the horse
issa here viii be many other attrac-
ts.s 40 that all who attend are as
Nfk a very pleasant and interesting
tina
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PRESTON. IDAHO.
OPENING OF NEW BANK.
The Misses Parkinson Give Grand ball
To Friends.

Special Correspondence.
Preston, Oneida Co. IDA. Sept. Ia
The Idaho State q Savings bank. re-
Gently incorporated. will be formally
opened for business ON Monday. Sept
Il, with the following officers Geo. e.
Parkinson, president. Thomas Smart.
vice president. J. ~ Larsen. cashier
and as directors, Anthem IA. Lund,
Hugh $. Geddes. Ezra &. Foss. John o.
Gooch. 5. e. Parkinson. Adclhert Hen
derson. Allen r. cutler. Thomas Smart
and Geo G. Parkinson. The company
is capitalized az $4,000. the stock being
fully paid up and held by local people
Business will be commenced iu the
banks handsome new building on the
corner Of Oneida and State streets The
building Is the most imposing business
structure IN the city, being three sto-
| ries high and built OF red pressed brick
| with white cut stone trimmings. II wa
| built by Geddes & Jensen. contractors.
/ and John Nuffer. architect. Mr. "A. T..
| Crockett. assistant cashier OF the Frs
National hank OF Logan. viii assist
| Cashier Larsen in opening up the
! books.
ON Wednesday evening Sept. r. the
! Misses Nettle. Anna. Emma C.. Lillian.
| Juantta. Eva. Theresa. Vera and Lou
| Parkinson entertained az q dancing
| party at the Mcqueen hail. before leav-
ing 20 pursue various lines OF study ln
! the schools OF this and other states,
| The music was furnished by the
Thatcher orchestra Of Logan The AZ.
| fair was pronounced the prettiest and
most successful social event Of tho
year by all who were In attendance
] About 500 invitations were issued. Dur
Ing the evening orange shcrbet and
! lemon waters were served boy Murdoch
OF Logan Dancing was discontinued az
about 70 o'clock aud from T. TO 1850 an
| informal program Of games and music
was rendered. The girls announce their
intention 10 give such party once a
/ wear.
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Shocking DEATH !j|'Il,,
IlF:lDDLPH MULLER
...., in Contact with Electric
''''I LIGHT b Wire with Fatal
Results
,,rGsHovNrAIN EXHIBIT
,..o,,.,Ion opens Big Show howl This
f'' .s,-Hor.c Races and o'"c'
W." ,.,,c,iOus--ooTt Business

o,,.D sept. l'-Ado,Ph n Mu.T' was vas
,. osa',. son Of c. 4, Mu, aSout T'S
, ,.l's la" evening n s,m %poI resi-.
ocl9.' ~, 4, p Porter avenue. The y ,S ,ss
i'n'' -. an been sleeping in tent nm IN ,ns
n'D l ], ne rear Of the home . oa', INK
' ya'1 sumner months but now T. .pss 10 10
20 D,s, ,. Al, cooler he had dec'a ,s1,n "
n ..srs INTO the house. and was =, ,'' ,Ns
1 ..", ne electric light WIRE '.. IN ,,., s"s
sos' 3, took hold Of the wire where
l'al y, - 70, insulated and the current ug tbe
7 va ,s Iv' heavy. at that ,llne Oh III W.
i'.ns . ,s' (, was killed Instantly. =, h 10
s'snl sted with which he had hoie ~ ~
N . h,.' was burned to the bone. me
~ W. Wy sun noned DIS. Perkins al ~.
a a,.c,v Tfo responded, but could , 90
M nl,s The parents are lhoons s'',
shi, ss,suse Of the sad accident ana
III ~ me sympathy Of the en'lre CUM
-f.fy
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Wedding Pcrmits--funerals Of Mrs,
Holland and James ". England.

Special Correspondence
Logan Cache Co. Sept. lS-.Dr. y.
krishna Of Bombay. India. viii lee
iure al the courthouse Wednesday
evening. on political conditions In In
ola.
In the district court Monday. the
case Of Roy ID. Thatcher VS.. A. W Da-
Wis was dismissed: account. no cause
for action.
In the district court yesterday y. w.
Crooksion was awarded judgments
against Hulds Miller ct al. for sssl.5s.
a team belonging 10 Joseph l.. Cow
ley became frightened while standiug
In front Of the postoffice yesterday al
ern0on. and ran away. In front Of the
bishops store house Il oollided with a
telephone pole. stripping the harness
from the horses and damaging the
wagon considerably.
ThoS. Smart. who was recently chosen
as counselor 10 the president Of the
tintah stake. Is beginning TO arrange
bis Affairs 80 as TO take az his resi-
eence N the Uintah country.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HOLLAND.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Holland
VAS held IT the Second ward hall yef-
lerday afternoon. The speakers we're
Moses Thatcher. y. w. Kimhall. W. y.
Parkinson and Bishop AEihon AndeI-
son, eaen OF them spoke IN the highest
terms OF the life and character Of the
deceased
WEDDING PERMITS.
Permits 10 wed were issued yester-
day TO the following couples.
Oscar s Dunn. 20. and Media &.
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DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
suns Tor Right of way--proba,e
Business

~. 81 SEPT. i9.-In the dis,r,,, o.,...
, =. n sel is hearing the case 80
Z, nn,eRlng company againsf ,ba
fn,s, western. The spit h
a." ~ 70 settle difficulties ina, bs,s
olss,v'tttt certain right of va
81 testimony is being intro.
,s NJ s =. Lake a ogden Railway oo,,,.
pf.,s,. eommeuced conaern,s In,
.su1rs \ N NE district court aesi,s,
lar, (. - :. seherrer. and Eloiss =
hgsa,, =, own property IN ths osals
= srr n5sr, ,,o.,, me piece belonging 10
q o,b,s '.1luoned . valued Al roo ~ ~
ssa,sse . sleee a. $50 The rs,l,a"S "a
"a rifb,'nss NE property IN cues, ion
va CORE s,'',v. " ay Of il new lioe
Il ''' 70 Ogden m the near ' ~
srs. de E.,',J Of toe estate Of Geors.
n Ne &c. petition is flea sss,'ss,
itanl,,ss.t,..l,h iimtni Of Desere, s, ,a,s
~ o. res '', ~. ls' the estate. Nhlcb ea5 y
NJ a ,e1' ana personal properly , esi.
n. V ..n TRIAL JURORS
= u, o slssi.n.s yenire Of trial ,n,...
~ eour, 81, seIm Of the secosa IA.
sinss ~ eetn dravu -S"s ais
M 10, = Hunt x. w ~.
~. loss' V = T. y Reede, = Is
= win;.L Eeklund 3 = Z, AZ AN
Ca An 4 49, ~ richards
''snk Carr c 4op'o.' "
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pAROWAN.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.


Special Correspondence.
Parowan. Iron Co.. Sept i2.-The Re-
publican convention to elect delegates
To the state and senatorial conventions
was held here today. The following
delegates were elected. r. j. Bry-
ant, Joel j. Rouudy. +. i. Clark. J. II.
Arthur. r. NJ. Owens. Sylvanus &. Hu-
let and Silas j. Ward 10 the state
convention, and to the senatorial CON
vention. loci j. Roundy. Evan y. Will
Hams, James e.. Robinson. Jr.. VII
liam Honchen. Chas n. Adams, Moroni
A. Orton. and T.. n. Ryan.
The senatorial convention will con-
vene at Cedar City on the 18th inst.
William Wilcox, an old resident Of
Parowan, died In an apopleuc m on tht
4th inst. and the funeral services were
held at the tabernacle on the 9th. Mr..
Wilcox has been IN the lumber bust
ness for many years, having owned
and operated saw mill, and although
he has been blind for a long time has
successfully conducted his business.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Gerald Child, recently graduate
ed from the government naval acade-
my at Annapolis with high honors, Is
home visiting his parents In ogden for
q short time before entering into actu-
al service I'm the United States navy.
He does not know Just when he viii
be called for duty.
A lively runaway occurred on
Twenty-fourth street yesterday after
noon. which resulted in damaged
wagon
On Sept. 22 rural letter carriers
examination will be held I'm ogden.
and on November "a examinations for
the positions OF clerk and carrier In
this city will be held.
Atty Zen. Breeder was IN Ogden
on special business connected with in
hCritance tax matters Yesterday.
Rev. Walter Erdman, Of Philadel-
phia passed through ogden yesterday
enroute TO the orient TO do missionary
work