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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06
SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.
,,,,,o Ronald Farmcs Killed While
'Inn,np--Bell Telephone Opening

e,oc,al Correspondence.
Tosan. Cache Co., Jan. 5.--The Bell
rsanhone company's new building was
,.rmally opened for business last night
,nyl,atlons to be present had been ex-
,anaed TO all OF the friends and pat
.ns If the company and judging from
rus large numbers present the COM
.ns NV mas a grea, many OF them IN this
p ,ailey The Il. Y. college orchestra fur,
,,,shed music for the occasion and all
n " he officers of the company were
~ .asen, 10 entertain the callers.
The new building Is two story
,rick structure with IA basement ana
~ made as thoroughly fire proof az II
e. nossible to make 1t. The front or NE
srst floor is used for offices and public
,slsnhone booths. the back containing
me dynamos. lightning arresters ana
storage batteries. The second floor Is
occupled by the switch boards and
,ooms for operators and the collectors
rsice with toilet and bath rooms, etc,
Al present the company has 500 sub
srrlbers In Logan and COO In the valley
lawns outside of Logan from Preston
N Hyrrlm. Free service Is extended
Ia all subscrib FRS In Cache county and
az, result large numbers of farmers In
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MALAD, IDAHO.
JoNEs-EvANs WEDDING.
Married People Entertained by Native
Sons--Dance for Children.

special correspondence
Malad City. oneida Co, Ida, Jan. g.
The social event of the season was the
wedding of Daniel Evans and Miss
jamie Jones at the home OF the bride.
Bishop William II. Richards tied the
knot Both parties are popular young
people OF the town.
Thursday the Primary officers gave a
chlidren's dance at the Tabernacle.
Carl Illium of st. John, who was taxi
EN- to Ogden some days ago TO under
go an operation, Is gaining rapidly.
About 80 Malad citizens took advan-
take of the free excursion trip to Gar
land Thursday on the railroad, and
went to Sal, Lake to witness the play,
Ben Hur.'
New Years night the organization
known as the Native Sons of Malad en-
tertalned the married people ut the
Tabernacle After dancing. refresh
ments were served John r. Thomas
was given a fine office chair as a tok,
EN- of friendship, for his services and
work In the advancement Of the town
Mayor r. L. Owens made the presen-
tation speech.
Tho weather IL very cold but moder-
atlng somewhat today.
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THURBER.
WEDDING SURPRISE.
Miss Stella Mcclellan and John Peter.
son Made One----(ircat Snow storm.

Miss Stella Mcclellan and John Peter
son Made One---tircat Snowstorm.
Special Correspondence.
Thurber. Wayne Co., Jan. 3.-Another
snowstorm. the heaviest in many years,
began Sunday morning and kept up for
almost as hours, Today the farmers
were unable TO go to their ranches to
feed stock. the snow was drifted SO
badly Several thousand range
horses on the hills viii surely perish II
the weather does not greatly moderate
Teams loaded with grain for the Hem
ry mountains, In the lower country,
started out. but We're forced to come
back, and the mail is blockaded on the
mountain.
Stake Supt.of Sunday Schools Lazenbe,
with John Jeffry and Byron Cook, came
here Sunday, Dec, 81, and reorganized
the Sunday school, with Elder James
Grant superintendent, Willard Snow
and +. n. Billiard as assistants.
Considerable sickness prevails among
the people, principally la grippe.
SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS.
John Peterson. from Nibley, Or. FORM
erly a resident of Thurber perpetrated
a great surprise upon his friends at
Loa and relatives IN Thurber last night
After spending about an hour at the
ball last evening, he left for short
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SPRINGVILLE.
MRS WIN. BEvERIDGE DEAD.
Devoted Mother OF Large Family Sue
cumbs to rheumatism.

Special Correspondence.
springville, Utah CO.. Jan. 5--On Jan.
the angel Of death visited the home
of William Beveridge, taking his wife
Lydia. Deceased was born Oct. %,
1853. at Breaston, England, and emf
grated to Utah about 1862, while q child,
She Is the mother OF 70 children, nine
of whom survive her, three boys and six
girls She has been "A kind mother. II
devoted wife and worthy Latter day
Saint, She has been alllng for years
suffering from rheumatism, The family
moved from Alma, Wyo,, where they
had resided for over 20 years. about
Is months ago, thinking her health
might improve,
The Sptingville beet sugar mill
completed It's seasons run, Jan. 2.
Such good sleighing as now obtains
has not been known for years-lS inches
of snow has fallen here.
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BRIGHAM.
Leading Social Events OF New Years
Week.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham. Boxelder Co.. Jan. i.--Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Squires OF ogden came
TO Brigham last week 10 attend large
family gathering at the old Squires
homestead. a delightful reception was
rendered the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Call entertained
In honor of Prof. Leon Hartman of the
U.of L. A delicious supper was served in
the dining room. Covers were laid for
90 Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Call, MIR. and Mrs. j. d,
Peters, Bishop and Mrs. Wright, Mr.
and Mrs, Oleen n. Stohl
A large family reunion was held al
the home of Isaac Jensen last Monday
All the members OF the Jensen family
assembled to renew old family ties and
enjoy each Others society IN their year.
ly gathering,
Among the visitors TO Salt Lake dur
Ing the State Teachers convention were
Messrs. ]. 5. Bingham, Geo. Johnson
Sylvanus Iverson, Angus Vance, alsc
the Misses Lottie Jensen, Emella Mad.
sen, Louie Bywater and Mi. and Mrs
Hyrum Valentine.
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HoLLISTER ARRIVES HERE.
Returns From New York Where lie
Gained Considerable Notoricty.

{. l.. HOLSTER Salt Lake bike rider
who participated in the big slx-day race
In New York. has returned Holllster Is
the rider who was arrested In the metrop-
oils on the charge OF having more than
one wife, at least. that Is the Information
received here In dispatches.
HOLSTER, however, declares that the
facts were not published, lie says that no
was divorced from his former wife, ana
was taken into custody for not paying her
500 as ordered by the court HOLSTER says
the whole matter Is now settled, and he Is
here this winter, and be here for the races
next summer.
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% to /, third Time--i i0H. Embarras,
ment Graceful. Firm Foot and Sllys
Wedding also ran.
Fifth race one milo and sixteenth
SUMMARY, ~. Miller, 10 5. won: Ninea
pot, 100, Mcdaniel. to 1, second Mis-
Betty lQ3 Harris TO q third. Tina.
lHSla. Red Light Hot. Sandalwood
W%cheld and freeslas also ran.
Sixth race. futurty course Stoessol
l0i Mcdaniel, 10 20 /. won. Startling, log
Miller, 70 ). second; Osslan, lO5, Book
or, 30 20 ], third. Time-i:l0,a. Searchmt
Rodolfo, AnOna, PhiIanthropist and Cor
der also ran
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RICHFIELD.
COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS.
Arthur POulson Seriously Injured In
a Canyon Accident.

Canyon Accident.
Special Correspondence.
Rchheld, Sewer Co.. Jan. s.--Tne
members of the new city council met
Yesterday and besides naming the vari-
Gus standing committees the following
appointments were made. George T..
Bean, city attorney; Dr., G. II. Herbert.
Guy quarantine physician; John w.
ICONS, pound keeper; and Martinus
christensen, street supervisor.
BIG WATER SUIT.
Judge Morse resumed the hearing In
fhe case of the Richfeld Irrigation
company ct al. Vi. the Circleville Irriga-
,on company ct al. yesterday morning.
ms Is the big water suit involving the
waters OF the Sewer river and its tribu.
tarles. The case has been before the
court since the nth day OF last Deem
ber, but so far no testimony has been
introduced. The time has been con-
sumed by the various lItigants In en-.
deavors 10 compromise and stlpulate
their rights and in this they have been
very successful insomuch that IL now
appears that no trial of the case will!
be necessary.
SERIOUS CANYON ACCIDENT.
a sad accident occurred today as a
result OF which Arthur Poulsen of this
WY came near losing his life. The
loung man was hauling wood from the
mountains west OF here. He and his
companion had just commenced TO load
Wneh IN some manner he lost his foot .
ing while trying to load log upon his
wagon lie was thrc.yn to the ground.
we log falling across his body. He was
aole 10 attract The attention of his
ttGNlPanion, Thomas Larson, who placed
,lin upon his wagon and started for
nome; lie had traversed but about half
we distance when he concluded that
nj hr' foulsen must be head. he having
zen unconscious the whole time and
MS body appeared stiff and cold. Mr.,
Larson therefore abandoned the wagon
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TOURNEY ALL SETTLED.
Ten Pin Artists WIN Land In Salt Lake
March 9Th.

March 7th is the date set for the big
Western Bowling congress tournament,
and on that date Salt Lake will entertain
a large bunch of tent pin artists The votes
cast for selection of the city to get the
tourney. were landed for Salt Lake. nc
cording to information received from
Secy. A. l.. Jenkins.
In securing the tournament, Salt Lake
gave a guarantee OF 500 additional In
prizes This amount, coupled with the en-
try fees and other prizes, VIII bring the
total il TX estimated, to over Srp.
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LAKE TOWN.
OLD FOLKS MADE HAPPY.
Farewell Social In Honor of Elder
BENJAMIN Weston.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Laketown, Rich Co., Jan. ga large
assembly turned In to the ward hall
Dec. 2s to bid God speed and fare
well to Elder Benjamin Weston, who
ON New Years morn departed for
Salt Lake City, on his way to Great
Britain as a missionary,
An old folks party, participated IN
by nearly the entire community, was
held New Years night Elder George
Farley OF the Round Valley ward en-
tertained and amused the company
with his excellent graphophone rendi-
tions. Picnic was served by the Ia
dies, and general good time was en-
joyed by all present.
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and the body and rode one of his horses
as rapidly as he could for help A sprias
wagon and doctor were hurried to the
scene and as a result of heroic work
Mr. Poulsen was brought back to con-
seriousness and Is now being carefully
nursed at his home. The nature ana
extent Of his injuries are not fully
known, but II is not thought that they
'Nll prove fatal.
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SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.

News has just reached here from
Riverdale, thirty miles north. of fa-
tai gun accident. AS a result Ronald,
the lS-year-old son OF John Farmes,
who formerly lived here, is dead. The
lad and an elder brother were hunt
ing rabbits this afternoon and through
the careless handling of the gun By the
older brother 1t was accidentally dis
charged. The charge of shot struck
Ronald In the face, tearing half his
head Off. Death was instantaneous.
The body Will be brought here for
burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06

the county are now availing' themselves
OF the benefits OF telephone service.
Manager Murray stated that the
building and apparatus represented an
outlay of $4,000. and that the company
had spent $4,000 in the county this
season, and that $l,O00.Q00 had be n
spent by the company in improve
ments of It's system during the year.
Exchanges are now IN operation at
Smithheld. Richmond, Preston and
Hyrum and others viii be opened ut
Wellsville and Franklin In the near flu
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g ~"
DR.. Humphreys Seventy
Seven breaks up Colds and
q RIP

Grip Is known by Influenza. Pains
and Soreness OF the Head, Chest. Back
and Limbs; Cough, Sore Throat, Cen
cral Prostitution and Fever.
"Seyenty-seveA" taken early. breaks
1t up promptly Taken during It's prev
alence, preoccupies the system and pre-
vents It's Invasion, Taken while SUI
fering a speedy relief is realized. and
complete recovery assured.
~ breaks up Colds that hang on.
At druggists, 2j cents, or mailed.
Humphreys llomea. Medicine Co.,
corner William and John streets, New
York
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MONTICELLO.
MOUNTAINS FULL OF SNOW.
Fine Openings for Homcseekcrs--Land
Abundant and Water Unused.
Special Corresponds

NFN'IHI correspondents
Monticello. San Juan Co, Jan, 2-T'hc
old year passed OF BY leaving us five
niche. OF snow before midnight and the
snowfall continued New Years day.
Abundance Of water Is assured Tor next
seasons crop All we need In the spring
going 10 waste down the MontezumA creeA
only to enlarge the san Juan liver 10 no
purpose, There Is fine chance ~ Gray
son or White Masa for several families.
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DON'T LET THIS DAY IN

time and returned with Miss Stella Nc
Clellan, whom he introduced as his
wife, the couple having been married
In the short interval he was gone from
the dance. The AFFAIR made quite n
lively time for awhile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06
GREAT AUTO RACE.
List Of Cars Entered for Ormond-
Daytona Beach Contest.

That the race meet on the ormond-Day-
tona beach. In Florida, Jan. 20 TO q, inclu-
sive, will be the most notable automobile
speed tournament ever held, becomes every
day more apparent. The list arranged IN
order OF horsepower and brought up to
date, follows:
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WITH THE BOXERS.

Cincinnati, Jan. 5.-Matty Matthews OIL
New York and Eugene Bezenah Of thii
city fought fifteen rounds 10 a draw
before the RiyervIew Athletic club herr
tonight The men weighed lSj pounds.
Sioux Fails :. D., Jan j.-Robert Fitz
simmons arrived here tonight and had 1
prolonged conference with his wife A
midnight u was announced that his e.
forts to effect a reconciliation with he
had resulted unsuccessfully.
Milwaukee. Jan 5-Young Alahoney o
Milwaukee tonight was given the deci
sion over Joe Grim Of Philadelphia. Grin
hitting only one blow during the cigh
rounds Of the fight
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CITY OF MEXICO AND RETURN,
S65.35.

On January 10th the Colorado Md
land will sell round trip tickets Salt
Lake TO City OF Mexico and return, for
s65.S5, good until February 2Sth. Stop
overs--dlversc routes west Of Denver.
Ticket Office, Il West Second South,
Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06

II InvIgorates, strengthens and builds
up. 1t keeps you IN condition physical
~, mentally and morally. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
80 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask your
Druggist.
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You will not find beauty In rouge pot
or complexion whitewash. True beauty
comes to them only that take Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea. It's won.
dertul tonic and beautlfier IS cents
Tea or Tablets. Ask your Druggist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06

The shopper who reads the ads.
first" saves her own land the store's)
tme-uses better judgment IN selection
OF goods-makes up her mind about
things more promptly than the woman
who shops In a rambling way.
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CLOSE FOR TAKING MON.
DAY, JAN 8.

VIII be closed one day for Stock
taking. VIII open again Tuesday
MOI ming Jan. 2.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
6 Main st.
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WITH THE BOWLERS.
luNedos Defeated stars by Taking
Three Straight Games.
HOW THEY STAND.
TUXEpos

The TuNedos took three straight games
from tho stars IN last evening contest
The scores:
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SHAKE Up AMONG
BIG PROMOTERS
New Crop viii Try Hard to Get
Into the Fighting
Game.
so DECLARES NAUGHToN.
Says That Identity of the Men to
Handle Boxing Industry VIII be
Known Soon,

W. ", Naughton, one OF san Franc.sco's
sporting writers, sends out the following
with reference TO the boxing game in the
California metropolis.
BY Friday the now boards Of
directors will be installed and then
some mixing should be gained as
10 the Identity of the men who arc
TO handle the boxing industry for tho
ensuing year,
II haIf the reports one hears are COR
rect, there will be more promoters In the
field than there ever were Many local
sports are credited with the ambition to
become promoters. and II the wishes OF
even one-haf the number are granted
the clubs Of 1906 Will have to content
themselves with couple Of fights each
during the twelve months.
1t is said that the Old line promoters
are not all enamorcd OF the prospect,
They say they have discovered that there
is no money TO be made unless each club
Is assured -four dates year, and II the
new city fathers are too lavish with their
favorltes 1t is believed that more than eN-
perienced dabblers IN pugihstic enter
prises will refuse to pay the annual It.
censo OF sl2o0 and withdraw from the
field.
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FIGHTERS ARE cHIvALRors.

AS a rule lighters are more chiyalrous
towards one another at the conclusion OF
hard bout than at any other time. In
the full flush Of success and with the
cheers Of an excited crowd iling his
cars, the victor invariably feels Ike say
ing kind things Of tho man he has Just
LAID low, while the yanquished one UNI
der the Christening influence Of defeat.
possibly, generally admits that he was
beaten In fair fight. 1t frequently
happens that there is a change Of sent-
ment on the part OF the loser within a
very few days, due usually to the insin-
cere ana sycophantc things said to him
by men who make a pretonso OF consol-
ing him.
fltZslmmons gave us a sample OF this
kind OF thing When he Strengthened up
IN the ring and grasped O'Bnen's nand,
he said that he was bcsted IN a clean,
fair tight, When the news Of his deser-
ton by his wife became public, Fltzsim-
mons talked from a different angie.
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VIM Howarth's body was exhumed
from it's resting place In the South Cot
ionwood cemetery Thursday afternoon
and taken to S. ID. Evans undertaking
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STARS

Averages Walton. 10 90. Tobm. III %;
O. smith, lsj %. Allen, l66, Mcleod,
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Totals

Averages Nlcols. is5. Anderson
lGo2-3: JohnHon, l2O l.3 Mayer l51 rs;
ELY, 40 20.
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FlTz EXPLAINS MS DEFEAT.

While standing In the wings OF the AL
hambra theater one night recently the
Cornishman said: ut wasn't OBrien
that beat me. 1t was fate. It's no use
Of them trying TO say am old and slow
and crippled | didn't hurt a knuckle and
my feet were as sound as q bell at the
iinish. was simply overcome with sor-
row and O'Bren got all the credit. /
couldn't see O'lSrien. My wife was be-
fore men and when ! looked at OBrien IL
was her face ! saw"
1T is a vity It wasn't Millers face
that haunted you. Bob suggested d
friend.
Yes, indeed" responded Fitz "If It
had been his mug that danced before me
Id have licked O'Brien sure"
correspondent who agrees with the
writer that O'Bron won neither I'm tho
Thirteenth or the fourteenth rounds, but
IN the thirteen rounds, asks II Granoy
was not justified In rendering a decision
In the thirteenth round.
This Is u point that Is capable of aret-
ment, | suppose, but my individual opin-
ion Is that a referee who discovers be-
tween rounds that ono Of the principals
Is disabled or has collapsed ana Is I'M
able to continue, should hold his verdict
In reserve until the bell rings for the
next round,
II this course had been followed In
the OBrien- t'itZsimmons match, O Brien
would have received credit for winning
In the fourteenth round. and great
balance OF discussion would have been
avoided.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

.ssv. Is delivered by Sunday esped)
should lv News ~s O r. Phone D
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WARRANTS ISSUED
CELLED.

Balance cash on hand Jan. |,
1905 ...,,.s ......,....,,.....,S S,il6.V
w. H. BISHOP. City Treasurer.
RICH RELATIVES CLAIM BODY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06

The first session of the new council
was held Tuesday night beginning at 8
O'Clock, a fixed time for the new mem
bers. The meeting was given principal
~ TO organizing. The first order Of
business was to elect q president. Two
candidates were nominated l.. b. Pow
ell and Arthur h. Short. The vote stood
8 to until the third ballot when Pow
ell was declared elected by one ma
jority,
Arthur Il. Short a. Il. Lee and Daniel
Smith were selected "a committee on
rules. II was thought advisable not TO
appoint other committees nor TO trans
act any business of Importance until
the next session as the officers wish TO
become more familiar with the work
and better acquainted with each other.
The clerk was instructed to have
necessary stationary. summons papers
and complaint blanks printed.
The city marshal presented the
names of his appointed depu-
ties and asked that they be
given a fixed salary. Here a question
was raised by some of the members OF
the council who we're opposed to the
appointments as to whether the mar
shall had the authority to select his
own deputies. The attorney was asked
for an opinion. which was to the effect
that such was the marshal's right. as
It was customary In all other cities for
the elected officer TO appoint his own
deputies.
CITY TREAsURER's REPORT.
Following Is the city treasurer's re-
port FOR the year ending Dec. 81. 1906:
Cash on hand Jan. /. 1905. ...$ 2,s6s.S3
Licenses collected ..sli,I30.T5
Fines and forfeitures S7S.75
Dog tax ..,.,.....,. 2l,OO
Poll tax ..,.,........ $4,000
Electric light
franchise ........ 5000
Murray city tax. 100000 -
Total ..,...,...,.. s2l,s7l.33
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-03
A WONDERFUL INVENTION

1t is interesting to note that for
tunes are frequently made 10y the
invention of articles uf minor inn
portance. Many of the more pop
ular devices are thcse designed to
benefit people and meet popular
conditions, and one Of the most in
teresting Of these thathas ever been
invented Is thd DR.. White Electric
Comb, patented Jan. /, '99 These
wonderful Combs positively cure
dandruff, hair folling out, sick and
nervous headaches, and when used
with DIR. Whites Electric Hair
Brush are positively guaranteed
to make straight hair curly la %
days time. Thousands Of these
electric combs have been sold 10
the varions cities Of the Union, aud
the demand is constantly increas-
ing. Our agents are rapidly be-
coming rich selling these combs
They positively sell on sight Send
for sample Mems size 35c ladies'
SOC - (half price white we are in
trocucing them.) The Dr White
The DR.. White Electric Comb Co.,
Decatur, I'LL.